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Whoosh? >> this is why they lose every world war. >> emily: my mom fenced in high school which i think is very cool but off at the outcome i don't know. >> jesse: you would not date one of the men from the fencing federation? >> emily: without knocking people, no thank you. >> jesse: juan what do you think? >> juan: break dancing may be an olympic sport. i was fascinated by this. it is a new generation of sport. it is like they have people who go out on the state. [laughter] >> greg: i think get on the twitter. >> dana: can i mention something though? if you are a parent and you really want yo...

And gunshots ringing out outside the window. i see my daughter laying on the floor. thank goodness she didn't get shot but she was responding in her natural human state to the violence happening outside of the door. of course i left. why would i stay in this place where i don't see any hope for change? >> and you don't want to risk your family. it's one thing to talk in the abstract about change and say do this and that but it's your own family. >> there is a question whether you can, this idea of trust, something bad happened, you know, someone got shot on my block, there were gunshots, am i ...

Out. i look over and see my daughter on the floor. she didn't get shot but was responding in her natural human state to violence that was happening outside of our door. of course, i left. why would i stay in this place where i don't see any hope for change? >> and you don't want to risk your family is one thing to talk about change and to say we can do this and that but it's your family. >> there is a question, too, whether you can, this idea of trust. something bad happened, you know, someone got shot on my block, there were gunshots. am i going to pick up the phone and call police knowing al...

In chicago that i've read a lot about and thought a lot about is an exodus of african americans in the city. >> i left. >> why? >> the same reason you're talking about. i remember being a police officer there, my young at the time 5-year-old daughter standing next to me in my kitchen in a somewhat affluent neighborhood and gunshots ring out. i look over and see my daughter on the floor. she didn't get shot but was responding in her natural human state to violence that was happening outside of our door. of course, i left. why would i stay in this place where i don't see any hope for change? >> ...

Progress. we got the issue around police brutality and misconduct, which many people feel is not really being addressed. >> not at all. >> so people don't feel safe, they don't feel safe talking with the police, engaging with the police, because they feel the police are not on their side. >> one of the things that's been happening in chicago that i've read and thought a lot about is an exodus of african americans from the city. which -- >> i left. >> why did you leave? >> the same reason you're talking about. i remember being a police officer there, my young at the time, 5-year-old daughter, s...