EDWARD NORRIS, FORMER BALTIMORE POLICE COMMISSIONER: If they don't feel that and they feel unsupported, they're not going to be as aggressive. They all have families and have homes to protect. They don't want to be subject to unnecessary lawsuits and arrests and things like that. A lot of them feel they are being unfairly criticized in this city for policing a very, very dangerous American city. These are some of the most dangerous zip codes in the world. People forget that. These people risk their lives every day. And if they don't feel supported, no, they're not getting out of the car and they are making a choice.</s>KATE BOLDUAN, CNN ANCHOR: There's definitely the trust factor between the community and the police department, the police department and the community. That seems to absolutely be broken at this point.</s>JOHN BERMAN, CNN ANCHOR: Edward Norris, thanks so much.</s>NORRIS: Absolutely. It needs to be repaired. Anytime.</s>BERMAN: Coming up for us, families leaving everything behind as flames spread across California. The governor calls the state there a tinderbox. We'll take you live to the wildfire zone.</s>BOLDUAN: Just into CNN, a brand new poll showing Donald Trump is now leading his nearest rival by a 2:1 margin. He is pulling away. And he's also refusing to show up at tonight's Republican forum. We're going to talk to the moderator.
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