the police have found something that made belong to the suspect. david collins is live with the latest developments for us. >> we have learned that state police are awaiting tests to determine whether the suspect left his fingerprints behind. there may be evidence of who is responsible for attacking a jeep with a hammer and tapping a shot gun against the windshield. investigators believe the suspect may have leaned on the vehicle during some point of the attack. >> witnesses have said that the individual was at the vehicle, striking that front windshield with a hammer and walking around the vehicle. >> according to police, some witnesses actually stopped to watch the attack. witnesses have helped authorities develop a better description of the suspect. is described as a white man, 60, gray hair, wearing clear glasses, blue jeans, and carrying a black backpack. this became more operator said the man yelled incoherently just before striking the windshield with a small hammer. using a hammer on the windshield and taunting the worker with a gun all seems so personal. >> we are remaining open to all possibilities. >> if the suspect acted on impulse, he was unb

so he took his frustration to the next level of law enforcement, the state police. he dismissive response there was -- >> yeah, we're working on it. we're working on it. we're working on it. >> working on it? angry now, tom fired off a legal request, a demand really, to see whatever evidence the state police had. and he received a letter instead. here it is. it says "the file could not be located" but that the agency would continue to search for these missing records. >> when i got that letter, i called him back that day and said, how are you possibly working on this case when you don't even have any of the information? he was irate. how dare i insinuate they're not working on this case? how dare i be upset or be mad about it? you know, question his authority, no way. >> and that strange though it may sound was the birth of the movie. it came out of anger and frustration. >> there are only so many weights you can lift and so many miles you can run and so many things you can do to try and get rid of that anger and that energy, and then it comes to a point where you ju

it's the kind of thing that states do when they are exercising their police power. and number three, it is at the outer most boundaries and raises the most serious kinds of due process in taking issues if a state was to compel somebody to buy a good that harms him disadvantageously. we know it needs to be within the spirit of the constitution. >> let me go back to my question. ask this to you in this manner, the same question that i had put to your colleague, mr. clement. have you liked the states abandoned the claim that there's a 5th amendment substantive due process issue and or 10th amendment residual power to the people as well here? and it's just really what we have to focus on is the breath of the commerce power issue and that issue alone? >> yes and no. yes on substantive due process, no on the 10th amendment. the 10th amendment references the people as well as the state. and for all of the reasons that mr. clement articulated, if congress exceeds it's enumerated power, it is by definition invading the providences of respectably the states and the people. no,

. >> reporter: a man hunt started involving the state police helicopter, the state and county police on the ground along with the s.w.a.t. teams police haven't found anyone fitting the description of the suspect. the police are out there searching now. they have no idea why the man attacked the person in the car. as far as they know, no shots were fired. >>> thank you. the police have arrested six teens accused of robbing three other teens. police charged two as adults. both are from pasadena. the robbery happened in queens park. one of the suspects showed a knife. they handed over their cell phone and money. the sixteens were found at a restaurant. >>> since i've moved here. i've seen cops and the police shooting. this lady's van was stolen and then, they brought it back into the neighborhood. >> she says that's enough. all of the suspects are charged with armed robbery and theft. >>> home invasion robbers may be putting real police officers in danger when the fake cops broke into this home and used flex cuffs to restrain the homeowners. the suspects wore officially looking police sh

the state police spokesperson said the worker some realized he was being attacked by the man who came out of the woods. >> and he said the individual went to the rear window of the jeep and began tapping with the shotgun. the witness was obviously frightened at that point and began blowing his horn and said the individual came around for the front of the truck and began striking the front windshield. and -- >> luckily this appeared to be the end of the this and the man smashed the windshield and walked out into the woods and no shots were fired. as it stands, the suspect is not in custody, shape and despite the fact that 295 was shut down for four hours, the search continues even though the traffic is back up and flowing again. >> sounds like he was going after the speed cameras there and what do police think was the meet of? do they have an idea? >> there is no rather reason, shawn, to walk to that spot unless you were going to that jeep. we spoke to several people who were day staying in the hotels and they said in their experience, the jeep is sitting there and it's not a secret. w

still on the loose, police are concerned about the mental state and they're continuing their search. on the ground and in the air. police were in force searching for a man wielding a hammer and a gun who attacked a mobile photo waiter vehicle shutting down i-95 near bw airport. >> and the unit shut down a major highway. seems like a lot of leave kill to me. >> reporter: this started around 11:30 on wednesday when this jeep, which is contracted by maryland's highway authority, was parked in a construction site on 295 north near the bwi national airport and the maryland state police spokesperson said the worker inside some realized he was not alone. >> he said the individual went to the rear window of the jeep and began tapping on it with a shotgun. the witness was obviously frightened at that point and began blowing his horn. he said the individual came around to the front of the truck and began striking the front windshield with the hammer. >> reporter: the police describe the suspect as a white man, about 60 years old and wearing jeans and a flapel shirt. the highway worker was not i

police. there were troopers from the maryland state police. despite all the that police presence, one man was stabbed to death and a child was shot. we will start with the boy. he was walking with his parents at life street and pratt street last night following the fireworks display. his parents heard gunfire and saw their son holding his leg. he was taken to johns hopkins children's center appeared the stabbing took place 50 minutes before that in front of mccormick and schmicks restaurants at the pier 6 pavilion. he was involved in some kind of fight involving two groups of people. he was taken to shock trauma where he was pronounced dead. fred bealefeld addressed the issue of public safety. >> over and over and over again, it really is these maniacs with guns, and we're going to work and keep working hard to get more and more and more people off the street. >> the police department will have a lot of questions to answer this morning. fred bealefeld will be holding a news conference later this morning. as for the boy who was shot, he is at jo

the maryland state police are adding 75 extra troops on the road. d.c. police say you can expect to see increased patrols throughout the city as well. >>> preparations continue on the national mall for the big fourth of july holiday. crews were busy setting up for the fireworks spectacular. people attending should remember to expect high security. bags will be checked at the entrance point. metro is running extra trains. the fireworks will start shortly after 9:00. >>> what will be whether be like? let's go to steve for a preview. >> we a little bit of everything on the way for the next 24 hours. we're watching a cool front develop. it is 92 x reagan national airport. look at the doppler radar. there is western maryland. this is where the isolated showers are beginning to pop up. i am confident most of the showers will remain to the west of the metro overnight. we will call for a few isolated showers. a cold front will arrive for the day tomorrow. there will be fine fireworks weather on the way for the fourth. we will talk about that and much more in a f

across the state, the police have arrested more than 440 drivers this holiday weekend. more than 60 were arrested in the bay area. today the police boats and a dive team search for the seat plane that was carrying two passengers when it crashed. both are rescued from the accident was no injuries. the coast guard is monitoring the situation for a possible oil spill. those monitoring the situation told us with this sock. >> and he has some pretty good speed like 30 mi. per hour. he was trying to lift, he hit a little wave in the water, he tried to pull up from that and did not make it, totally nosedived. >> a very odd situation, one of those sites the rear ac. i never saw anything like this before my life. >> the cruise will continue searching tonight with a sonar scanning device if it is not found tonight the surge will continue next week. college students and their parents will bear the burden of higher education. cal state is looking to raise tuition by 10 percent. we're learning that the uc system is also considering another 10% increase. here is why. >> the date to h

right in order to balance the government's excuse me in order to balance the government's textbooks sometimes we see the police state out of control turned into something intended to generate revenue for the government stories of police abuse and corruption abound these days and all too often we run into situations like this you know like that again i've actually got. to go step back my clock for you and your type yeah but what if you're acting like you're drunk and i am not lived anywhere. do you understand me. but today let's talk about that five percent of the police force that you get a bad name from the rest of the rotten apples specifically officer matt lyons badge number one zero nine three with the oceanside police department an open carry advocate is stopped by officer lyons responding to complaints about the publicly visible firearm and guns in the hands of citizens aren't the most common occurrence on the left coast and it's not a surprise that this brazen display of constitutional rights scared the toefl right out of a hipster there too but the cop kept this calm here's where we usually have to tell you

. >> get off the motorcycle. state police. >> one of the best known cases, a motorcyclist pulled over by an off duty state trooper in maryland. the driver was doing a wheelie but charged with wiretap for recording his own traffic stop with his helmet. can a police officer demand you turn over your cell phone, read your text messages? should taking a picture of mass transit lead police to think you're a terrorist? >> well, it's not necessarily illegal. >> i'm not committing a crime? >> to answer questions, you need a good lawyer. fortunately we know a good lawyer. author of snowe know your digital rights" joining us with our two other guests. welcome back. >>> a woman on trial, they think there's evidence on a laptop but it's encrypted. can the courts force her to give up the password. >> well, eff has argued no. in that case, the u.s. attorney is in possession of approximately five laptops -- five computers they have seized from this defendant. three of them had no encryption on them and police were able to search them as the

. >> the state police say it is too early to speculate about a motive. the man has not been caught. he is white in his 50s or 60s, 6 feet tall, 200 pounds, clear glasses, and as caring or wearing a dark backpack over a red and blue plaid shirt. you can see that the assailants swung his hammer twice putting substantial dent in the windshield. you can see some rectangle's from where they were able to lift somebody's presence. police have been focusing on the commercial area where the attacker may have parked his own car to make his way to its target. a grassy area separates that a business park from the highway. there is a well-worn path to the spot where the speed truck was parked. somebody cut an opening in the sense. you can see the speed warning sign is still up tonight. there is no truck out snapping pictures. the state highway administration did tell us that across the stage, their fleet of speed trucks is in operation. this attack has not kept them from their duties. >>> she will spend six more days in jail. a judge sentenced casey anthony to four years behind bars. she was giv

police say there is no definitive information regarding the motive of this attack. anyone with information is urged to call the state police glen .urnie bararack >> a lot of us were glued to the side of the last shuttle headed into space, and an estimated one pitt -- 1 million people gathered around cape canaveral to witness the historic lift of in person. it is the beginning of the end of the shuttle program. >> they are moments we have seen for years, but today was different. the atlantis astronauts took the final steps of the shuttle program. they were hoping the skies would clear for one final look at the iconic spacecraft as it raced into orbit. after those words from the commander, atlantis, the only remaining space shuttle, lifted off from the florida coastline for the very last time. >> the space shuttle spread its wings one final time for the start of a sentimental journey into history. >> atlantis is carrying a 30- year legacy. >> the hubble space telescope, magellan, ulysses, galileo, the probes. the shuttle open up space. >> after 135 launches and more than 20,000 troops around the earth, the final shutt

the speed camera operator parked his vehicle next to a state road construction road stone near the i-95 exit ramp for the airport. >> state police helicopter assisted dozens of members of law enforcement. whoever is responsible has generated a number of calls to police. no word on whether police have identified the suspect. to go there is nothing that investigators have been able to determine right now as to what he was saying or why he was saying it. much too early to speculate as to motive. >> authorities have opened 295 in both directions after closing it. motorists complained about being stuck in traffic. business people express concern about disruptions. one man went as far as to say as a suspect did not use a gun, he used a hammer. >> the manhunt continues at this hour, and that includes poring over hotel surveillance footage. anyone with information is urge to call 911. and >> be the first to know when news breaks. sign up for the free breaking news emails and text alerts at wbaltv.com. >> the man convicted of murdering his girlfriend in 2009 will spend his life behind bars. a judge sentenced frederick allen christian to

if you have information, please call the state police. >> stephanie rawlings blake picked up another endorsement for mayor reelection today. members of the ministerial alliance are standing behind the mayor in her quest to keep her job. lt. gov anthony brown was also in attendance. there were talks at the white house today that lawmakers will try to reach a deal on raising the nation's $14.3 trillion debt ceiling, reducing the deficit, and keeping america from heading into another recession. the president met today with top democrat and republican leaders. while there was some progress, there's still no agreement. >> raising the stakes, but still no deal on raising the nation's debt ceiling following president obama's meeting with house and senate leaders today. the president said republicans and democrats will work through the weekend. >> everyone will it knowledge -- acknowledged that there will be pain involved on both sides, but our biggest obligation is to make sure we are doing the right thing by the american people. >> lawmakers have until august 2nd to keep the government from

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medical ethics course he was titching and -- i was teaching and explained he was being dismied by the state -- police plinked by the state board -- disciplined by the state board. he had to take a study in my course. not knowing any better, i said sure and let him. it went fine. a few years later, a contract research business opened up in the twin cities where i live, a for-profit clinical trial site, and i had an interest in these and started doing some digging and looked to see who the researchers were doing clinical trials for them, and i saw this guy from my class was one of the researchers. i started to think i wonder exactly what he did to be disciplined by having to take my class, and it turned out his license was suspended for two years because he was responsible for the deaths and injuries of 46 different patients, a number of whom committed suicide and 17 of whom were in research studies that he had done largely, seriously mentally ill with chronic skits phren ya -- skits schizophrenia. they were in studies they were not eligible and keeping them in the studies even after they started to de

the crisis in the gulf a group of models spreads to the persons police the country's most senior police state it's been followed by his deputy over the links to newspaper executives and boiled in the scoundrel a phone hacking and bribery. and russian security forces for. their moscow police arrested a group of people from the caucuses who allegedly pounding on a time on crowded areas that major transport hubs. now russian cosmic companion of the hubble telescope has blasted off into orbit to help explore the deepest secrets of the universe the radio astral parallel the quitman can penetrate even the furthest reaches of the galaxy space chief now outlines his hours this while plans. russia is launching its biggest space telescope yet a huge to orbit earth and carefully observe a universe looking deeper and further to shed light on the darkest and the most mysterious corners of our galaxy and others what does this mean for us and for russia which is now the only country on earth capable of offering space launches as america's shuttle program close's they had a russian space agency ross costless

. >>> police why michigan are investigating a shooting spree that left eight people dead, including the gunman. it happened in grand rapids, michigan, which is in the western part of the state. police say roderick dansler shot four people in one home, then three others on the other side of town. he then took three people hostage inside an apartment, holding them for hours. police were trying to negotiate with him, and dansler released one hostage before turning the gun on himself. he was recently released from prison, but police do not know his motives for the shootings. >>> this morning casey anthony is waking up in jail, but she's not going to stay there very long. she will be released next sunday, july 13th. a judge sentenced her to four years in prison for lying about her daughter's appearance. she was given credit for time served and for good behavior. but the court is not finished with her. anthony could be charged with the cost of searching for her daughter and the cost of trying the case. >>> there is now a campaign under way to require parents to notify police immediately about their child's disappearance. supporters say it would be called caylee's law. >>> it's no

warrants traffic history and parking violations all of this will be in a database accessible to the feds state police local police and prosecutors most likely it means the blue shirted bridge trolls are going to be pulling in more and more people over for petty code violations and creating new traffic jams in pittsford the police are now openly setting quotas requiring each officer to make it least ten traffic stops per month quotas are nothing new but it's nice there are at least admitting to setting profit metrics now and it's an interesting way off this was in an e-mail for officers patrolling a minority neighborhood speaking of petty fines there's an alarming threat emerging near the heart of our nation's capital but a cab as you know they may just seem like poor underpaid college kids who pull people around on bikes and hundred three degree weather they may seem like they are providing a service to the tourists but that's not the case what they're actually doing is far more nefarious belying spokesman for the national park service made it very clear that nefarious acts of capitalism are not acce

currently still in prison because the state has an appeal, but the judge basically said, it will be remanded to the same judge at said the evidence was bogus. the police department basically botched all the evidence. they executed more people in harris county than in many states. the judge says by next year this time, they fully expect him to be home with his family after being locked up for more than 18 years, more than half his life. so even just a small part of this victory on the horizon, that has been a blessing and an honor to be a part of that. i have a friend who is a skinhead -- was a skinhead. he was a white guy who used to beat up black people and gay people in texas. when he was the same age of the guy that got into trouble with the law as well, they used to hang outside of dallas. they would wait on a park bench, send a guy out, and when somebody came out to flirt with him, they would beat him up. that was their weekend fun. they would go gay bashing. a situation happened with -- jason was his name. he went out with two of his buddies. they jumped a guy. the guy knew martial arts or something and started within their ass -- whipping their

and i've had the privilege, to be invited to special events including the funerals for fallen police officers throughout the state, being in parades with the police department, marching with them. is such a high. you see the community clapping and waving and saying -- my job was, you know, i wish we could have that at police commission meetings, to have that kind of thing. i want to bring something back. de vie years ago -- my grandfather turned 100 this year. two years ago, my grandfather was here. he was 98 years old. we went down to the st. patrick's day parade. my grandfather marched the whole parade. it was the highlight of his trip. i just want to say, just being with the officers of the police department, it is a highlight for me. i am always told when we come to these meetings in the district not to do a lovefest. but it is hard not to do a lovefest with officers at ingleside station, the truly love the district. capt. mahoney, i waited for a few days and i called capt. mahoney, and do you remember we work together years ago? it was a tanning salon, a massage parlor that was pretty much of four house -- a

. >> when it finally was over, we came in with the national guard, the state police. and we rushed in and first thing that i had encountered when i walked in by the control center, a body right there under water. that i tripped over. and i could still see his face. >> i was in wyoming when the riot happened. we was watching on tv and everything, seeing all the guys in the yard. and then that's when they told me that i was lucky to get out. they would have killed you in the riot. he's in pc now, cellblock four. i heard he was tortured with a set lien forge. a seteline torch. >> two weeks after they transferred me back to new mexico. the gym was still burning. i was put in cellblock two, you know. national guard was still feeding meals and stuff like that. that's when i learned they said, we just notified your parents, you're dead, you know? i said, i'm not dead, not yet. but one of the national guard, he said look, he said write a short note to your parents. you have to keep it short and everything. i will take it out and mail it. and that's what i did. i wrote my mom.

the maryland state police picking it up from there. >> he said that the individual went to the rear window of the jeep and began tapping on the rear window with a shotgun. the witness was obviously frightened at that point and began blowing his horn saying the individual came around to the front of the truck and began striking the front windshield with his hammer. >> reporter: now, the worker was not hurt. there were no shots fired. the suspect fled back into the woods. that prompted a huge manhunt. vw parkway was closed for about 3.5 hours. so far police have not found the suspect. they say is he in his 50s or 60s. about 150 pounds. he was wearing a blue and red checked shirt and blue jeans. as for the motive, police don't know because they haven't caught him yet but it doesn't take a big leap of the imagination to think that he has got a huge problem of some kind with speed cameras but unlike the rest of us, he went through some pretty big extremes today. reporting live along the vw parkway near the airport scott broom, 9news now. >> hope they find him soon. scott, thank you. >>> here is

taking in the celebration, earlier this evening around 6:30 tonight the police commissioner held a news conference to detail all the steps police had taken. there were city police coordinating. state police. they are all down here. certainly hundred police officers and layers of security. they were unable to prevent in any of the violent incidents. >> a stabbing, and a shooting. i don't know what to say. with this crowd how do police handle the crowds? happened when you heard the gun shots and the stabbing? >> reporter: where we were it seemed to be orderly. people were trying to get out. you hear another siren. i can see one of the ambulances leaving the scene going down conway. shock trauma is over in that direction. this would be a possible location. we saw an ambulance leave which likely had the 4 -year-old in it. this is another one, could be another injury, could be something different. certainly here at this intersection it's just a little bit, just a little away from the inner harbor but it's a direction that a lot of people upon leaving would have to go if you are going west to west baltimore you might be headed west on pratt north you may go to charles so it would have b

. >> reporter: and it is families like the williams that the police are working hard to protect. >> this is a day where every employee of the united states park police are working. >> reporter: they will not tell me how many officers will be on patrol, i know they'll get help from other police from around the region. >> greatest security is that you will not see, a combination of technology and plain clothes officers and lots of enhances ways to improve safety is probably the most robust plan i've ever seen. >> reporter: and em its will keep you -- emts will keep you safe too. and crews will be on bikes to treat any heat related emergencies. >> between your safety measures and theirs, this fourth of july is said to be a safe and fun one. if you see something, of course say something. that is the slogan that we've all heard. and the fireworks that you saw, that was a shot of last year's fireworks. it starts at 9:10 and it will wrap up at 9:27. and for a things to do and not do, check out our website, wusa9.com. >> we're ready. >>> and in time for the holiday weekend, new alcohol laws are now in effect. in maryland, the sales tax is up. it

coming up there in the week including one from amsterdam we're very much looking forward to what i want to bring on tonight is you were just in london and obviously the police state there the basic dynamic of the government are are following a pattern similar to ours as a modern country where you where you have a surveillance state you have a police state what it what did you notice there how does it compare to what we have in the united states. i actually think it's a little bit worse i mean there are c.c.t.v. cameras everywhere you go i mean it's very much a big brother corporate government nightmare i mean not just regular cameras but you have cameras on every single road you go on body scanners here at the airports mandatory there's no opt out there's no you look there's no love straight to the microwave and it's crazy how many people would make you tube videos here i met people who had to egypt he was taken down not because of copyright but because the government didn't like it and ordered it down but i think the most crazy thing that i saw here is no government spradling to collect money with this new contestants over charges i don't know what mayor bloombe

i was just on the phone with maryland state police. let's take a look. g at the outer loop of the beltway right after college park but before new hampshire. a vehicle stopped with a flat tire. a friend arrived to help. everybody got out of the cars to try to fix the flat tire. in the meantime maryland state police cannot explain why this happened but a

anthony trial, the state of florida tonight is filing a motion to tax anthony for what it calls special costs of investigation and prosecution. in other words, bill her for the state's policend legal work. any money she makes as a result of her fame could go to those costs. in addition, there is a potential civil suit. remember anthony's original claim that her daughter was kidnapped by her nanny, who she identified as zenaida gonzales? the story was a lie, but police actually tracked down and questioned a woman by the same name. now that woman is planning to sue anthony for defamation. both suits greet anthony as she potentially walks free tomorrow. the four guilty verdicts could mean a total sentence of about four years. the big question is would that time be served concurrently, all at the same time, or consecutively, meaning one after another? >> that's going to depend on how the judge cease these four counts. does he see them as four lies about the same thing? or four separate acts? >> reporter: even if the judge decided to give her the max time, consecutively, she's already served three years, allowing for what in florida is called gain time and good behavior, any ad

the scene. police say the driver involved in the collision remained at the scene. >>> maryland state police are searching for clues in a bizarre attack on the bw parkway. they say a man in his 60s went after a speed camera vehicle be and the contractor inside. it all happened yesterday morning along the parkway near interstate 95 and bwi marshall airport. the contractor was sitting in the jeep which is used as a mobile speed camera vehicle. he says the suspect came up to the rear window and began tapping on it with a shotgun. >> the witness was obviously frightened at that point and began blowing his hoch -- his horn. he said the individual came around and began striking the front windshield with his hammer. >> police shut down the parkway while they searched for the man. they never did find him. the contractor inside the jeep was not hurt. >>> the national park service is looking for a bilingual volunteers to spread a life saving message about the dangers of swim inspection the potomac river. the recent deaths handled by the park service involves victims who are not fluent in inglish. >> the la

the police state is backed by a lot -- police state is backed by a lot of money. where this man was killed. he robbed five banks. i thought i was there to pray for somebody that got hurt. actually, the police just shot him. a lot of fbi stuff going on. i also want to support -- president chiu: thank you very much. >> good afternoon, president and board of supervisors. i am a native san franciscan and also a resident of district 10. i am here to talk about two issues. i think the community has done a great job as far as supporting supervisor cohen as she has worked tirelessly to make sure the resolution was presented to you today. i support everything that has been said by people who look like me, but recognize this is not a local but is also an international event that has taken place. moving on to issue two, i know some supervisors have worked really hard with the san francisco youth commission as it relates to the free municipal passes. i have asked some questions and i am not too sure where we are in that process, but there are a lot of young people need to go

the suspect was shot and killed by police, but tonight he was the focus of another shooting in washington state. >> linda, thank you. new information this evening on the young mother whose burned body was found in oakland. police have identified a person of interest in the killing of 21-year-old monica rodis. her body was found thursday morning. anne makovec on the car wash today for the effort to raise money for her funeral and the trust for her son. >> she was happy and outgoing. she loved her son. i will tell you that much. >> she'll speaking about her best friend monica rodis who was found after having being set on fire. >> the human being who's out there did this. that should be alarming. >> police believe she was assault order killed some wrestle first. they don't know the motive and they have no suspects. >> a human being is dead. a human being was burned alive. as a bay area community, we need to be out rajon rajon -- outraged. >> she's from union city, a 22- year-old mother of a 2-year-old son. >> a beautiful baby. her baby is a large part of this fundraiser. the goal is to raise money

the police are filling the prisons because prisons operate like hotels. they do not make as much money, so police are agents of the state. not only where they serving the interests of the white people, they are protecting those who have and keeping the have nots out of their house. ultimately, that is the biggest thing i can put my finger on.

the police are filling the prisons because prisons operate like hotels. they do not make as much money, so police are agents of the state. not only where they serving the interests of the white people, they are protecting those who have and keeping the have nots out of their house. ultimately, that is the biggest thing i can put my finger on. it affects education, access to health care, you do not get mental health treatment, drug addiction treatment. that permits through every aspect of black life in this country. >> so when you were sitting down, challenging, you said you wanted to make a difference. did you ever think it would come to this? >> we have gained a lot of ground, but this generation is regressing. what i feel -- i told you, i am not an expert.

the police are filling the prisons because prisons operate like hotels. they do not make as much money, so police are agents of the state. not only where they serving the interests of the white people, they are protecting those who have and keeping the have nots out of their house. ultimately, that is the biggest thing i can put my finger on. it affects education, access to health care, you do not get mental health treatment, drug addiction treatment. that permits through every aspect of black life in this country. >> so when you were sitting down, challenging, you said you wanted to make a difference. did you ever think it would come to this? >> we have gained a lot of ground, but this generation is regressing. what i feel -- i told you, i am not an expert. my opinion is this. i am using my family as a criteria. it has to begin with the parents. you are not going to get it from sending that child in front of a tv. african american couples are using all their quality time, their leisure time -- they should be spending with their children -- but they are working two jobs for material things. sneakers, designer jeans. you