thirty-five years ago trey von martin could have been him.he went on to say there are a lot of kids out there who need help and who are getting a lot of negative reinforcement. finally he said, there has to be more that we can do to give them the sense that this country cares about them and values them and is willing to invest in them. as you all know the challenges and disparities that boys of young color face are significant. one and two black boy has no father at home. one in four latinos. by age 3, children children from low income households have heard roughly 30 million fewer words than their hiring computers. by age three. african-american students represent 60% of the public school population, they make they make up 42% of those who were suspended more than once and 3034% expelled. many of them are preschoolers, three and four -year-olds expended suspended or expelled from preschool. isn't that startling? we can do better. high school graduation rate is 82% but many districts see 50% graduation rates% graduation rates or worse two boy

also hear today from a group being called mothers of the movement, people like the mother of tray von martinling for criminal justice changes. we'll hear from officers from new york city and our own former police chief charles ramsey not today but over the week and you know coming on the heels of michael jordan giving money to both police crews and the naacp legal defense fund they would come together to try to work on this issue it will be interesting if at this convention hearing from both sides we hear similar message let's come together and try to solve some of these issues. matt and nydia, back to you. >> indeed tam thank you. >>> we want to hear from you the viewers as well. our 6abc social soap box is set up at the national constitution center on independence mall. look for the "action news" microphone and exercise your freedom of speech. you'll hear some of the responses of our social soap box at 5:30 a.m. >> time for accuweather. better today than yesterday. >> yeah, still hot not as humid. storm tracker6 live double scan shows us that we are dry. taking a look outside sky6 getting

i mourn for those long list that we have called from tamir and trey von martin who died, you cannot tilt randomly without justice and prosecution. only hiding on the color of law. there are too many good cops that allow this disastrous pattern to continue. thank you for your leadership. >> i will let congressman from georgia lead off the answers to the question. >> this is actually directed toward you louisiana district attorney hiller moore said the officer may have acted within their right calling the shooting potentially estate authorize killing. you have any comments on that? >> what we're trying to do in baton rouge right now and with governors help with the u.s. attorney there with the da and with the chief of state places to make sure that we get all the facts out and then draw conclusions. i will just tell you that what is very uncomfortable is the adage of who are you going to believe, me or your line i. and that videos very clear, it's it's very disturbing but there is still three or four videos to be produced, what is the surveillance for the store. one would be whatever the t

. # tray von martin, # mike brown, # to mere rice, # livingston, # 's andrew bland, eric garner, now # alton stirling and castille. the reason we are before you right now is because all of us know that we could be a #. we do not want our children to be hashtag's because they were murdered by the police are killed by the police, or anyone. this is a national crisis. every time we look up there is some african-american person and i think it is important to men remember that it's mostly men but it it is women two that are being killed by the police. and now and now, more and more video. we have got to call for this nation to step up and make sure every citizen enjoys the full protection of the law. now, you might think well you know people getting in trouble, what were they doing that would draw them into a negative relationship with the please. i can tell you that philando castile was pulled over for a taillight, routine traffic, pulled over as he was asked, he tried to reach for his license, he told them he was a license to carry a firearm, he told them he is reaching for it, and he w

with the organization from the beginning, from the acquittal of george zimmerman, death of trey von martin, to the death of fred ls die gray in baltimore. she says dallas may have complicated their efforts, but the movement won't back down. >> it's the response to dallas that might make it harder but it's the response. it's the response that people -- people have a choice in how they respond. >> the choice response for some? blame the black lives matter movement for dividing america. >> when you say black lives matter, that's inherently racist. >> well, i think they -- >> black lives matter, white lives matter, asian lives matter. hispanic lives matter. that's anti-american and it's racist. >> organizers say dallas was a horrible incident that never should have happened but black lives matter had nothing to do with it. >> we will not allow a tragedy, and tragedies that are not committed by us or affiliated with us and are completely not connected to us to then stop the movement. we will not allow them to then say we'll take a seat in the back of the bus. >> this is bigger than philando. >>

ever since george zimmerman had walked out of the courthouse of free man after killing trey von martin in a racially polarized nation debated the verdict dylan had looked to understand the history of america, trolling through the internet he stumbled across the council of conservative citizens. the progeny of the 1950s white citizen counsel that had terrorized black people, closed schools and worked hand-in-hand with state government to defy federal civil rights law. despite the groups of about racial belief system, the group boasted of having 34 members who were in the mississippi legislature and have powerful republican allies including then senate majority leader trent lott of mississippi. by 2004 mississippi governor haley governor haley barbour was chair of the republican national committee and 37 other powerful politicians had all attended try see events in the 21st century the chair of the tri- sea gave $65000 to republican campaign funds in recent years including donations to the 2016 presidential campaign campaign of rand paul, rick santorum and ted cruz. the tri- sea then enj

pendleton, jordan davis, trey von martin, south carolina shooting, orlando nightclub shooting, all of these people died from someone who had access to a gun. if there is even one thing we can do, even one step we can take to save another person or prevent another mother from feeling the grief i do today then we must act on it. so today, i urge you, we the people, we have a power. in november, take five people to vote let's change, let's change . 1600 pennsylvania avenue. so today in memory of my son trey lane, adrian davis, benjamin debellis, the mother standing to my left ear, david lewis the third, ira charles , piatti kirkman, james alston and all the other victims in the city of trenton that have died at the hands of a gun, all lives matter. change their life. change their life. in the words of pastor mark gross, not inmate my neighborhood. 123, hard work. 456, together. thank you. [applause] >> the next senator from the great state, rosa delauro. [applause] >> thank you. my name is rosa delauro and i representthe third district of connecticut . i am honored to introduce you tonig

they'll have the mothers of people like trey von martin, michael brown and others to speak.ut last night where it was mostly getting what they did. they will not address chicago. i've been looking at their speaking platforms. they will sell a narrative because narrative is how we divide and another made into a voting bloc. stuart: david webb, going to philadelphia? >> i may watch it play out. you know what, i'm a broadcaster. let's hear what they have to say. stuart: we will be waiting to hear from you. now this comic is. my grade was himself up in germany. he pledges allegiance to isis on his phone. a new report says 6700 refugees have already been admitted to america so far this year. only 23 are christian. more "varney" next. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhea

last time we were together here in orlando, fighting for justice , for trey von benjamin martin about 40 miles from here. and congresswoman maxine waters. the spirit of this bill goes directly to what happened in your own time. in ferguson misery when they came in with these weapons of war in our communities where the coordinator of wealth and i were fighting for the value of another teenager named michael brown. [applause] is so very important that we are unified, 100 percent as democrats on this because we need the statistics to make the case now in minnesota, now in louisiana, baltimore maryland, los angeles california and everywhere they continue to kill unarmed people of color without any accountability. [applause] [ gavel banging. ] >> i stand in conclusion as i give it back to the makeup of this amendment what doctor king said and that is when i talked to all the young people in black lives matter congressman waters and they said the system breaks our hearts over and over andover again . nobody is being held accountable when they kill our children. doctor king said what we reme