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>> i will reach out to the suspect, suspects and ask that you contact us, reach out to us, communicate with us so we can put this to an end. their innocent people getting hurt in this community and it needs to come to a stop. the last thing we want to have is another injury or another death in our community. >> to refresh your memory on the timeline here, marched to is when this began in austin. that's when the first explosion happened, he killed a man when he opened an unidentified package that contained a bomb and have been left on his front doorstep. ten days later, across town, parcels sho...

Public advocates office found the majority of those stopped were african-american or hispanic. months later, a federal judge found the policy was a violation of the fourth and 14th amendments which says there has to be a quote ial profiling. >> we believe in respecting every new yorker's rights regardless of what neighborhood they live in or the color of their skin. we believe in ending the overuse of stop and frisk that has unfairly targeted young african-american and latino men. >> now, they are recommending a random body camera trial to see how the cameras impact the actions of the nypd and...

Hundreds of people every day. most of whom are guilty of nothing. most of whom are african-american or hispanic. a judge called it a kind of racial profiling. others say it's just good policing. we'll explore both sides and you can make up your own mind. later tonight, what every expecting parent needs to know about a study linking induced labor with autism. how worried should you be? we'll talk to dr. sanjay gupta for the facts. tonight we talk about hannah anderson and after a week in captivity. in the hands of james dimaggio, hannah anderson did not know her mother and father had been kil...

That in a nutshell is new york city's stop and frisk policy. police stopping 100,000 people in the first three months of this year alone. according to "the new york times" which ran the numbers. about 1,100 a day. mostly young, mostly african-american or hispanic. again, mostly guilty of nothing. the nypd and mayor bloomberg defended the practice, but today a federal judge ordered limits to it, appointing an outside lawyer to monitor the police, and a blistering opinion, saying the police "adopted a policy of indirect racial profiling." the judge also writing the "city's highest officials have...

Person's race. i don't think this is racial profiling, this is profiling for suspects. what wolverine -- what we know, new york city, the majority of suspects are over 90% hispanic, and blacks. and i think the one thing i will say about the judge's ruling, i think it's ironic, she says it's not -- it's unconstitutional, but i'm not going to end the program, i'm all for looking at how we train officers, but i think the new york -- nypd is doing a heck of a job, it's safer when i go to new york. i'm not afraid to walk from the subway station to wherever i'm going. >> you were quoted by the judge...