th just for baltimore city but for the whole state of baltimore. they really want to help city ts like baltimore create more jobs that has the office of prince george's county executive rushern baker reeling. they say that they're not sure what to make of hogan's comments because they had submittedded several sites to be reviewed and they will likely now submit directly to amazon. don't forget that baker plans to run important governor himself. meantime, montgomery county says don't forget about us. i spoke with county executive ike leg it over the phone tonight. >> i believe that we have some very competitive sites in montgomery county area. i understand why the governor made the decision that he did related to baltimore. he he thinks they need a shot in the arm much. the last time i checked i was

or to jail for not paying your rent or baltimore city landlords in maryland say definitely yes but the company criticized most for this practice is a cushion or company and that's not only because the previous c oh of cushion or company was jared kushner but because his company is known for having sought out the most civil arrests to collect debt joining me now to talk about this is tessa hill asten president of the baltimore city in the c.p. tests so more than that when i see these numbers one of the thousand legal actions in maryland were filed by cush their affiliates and court documents say twenty have been detained tell us about the story it's incredible and again this is not a story let's talk about. yes it certainly is and we're just starting to hear a lot about it i guess because of him being son in law a lot of people will go to court and the average tenant they don't go to court with knowledge of what their rights are they go to court looking to try to see if they can pay their rent that they owe in order to stay in place unfortunately they don't have a lawyer and they don't

individuals or communities in the city whose talent and heart overcome their city's dire headlines in baltimore city most own most only see through its headlines of poverty and racial divisions there is a new generation of artists and thinkers who are proving there's more to their city than drugs and police violence one of them is writer speaker and poet come to fidel born and raised in baltimore can want his gift of shaping words into windows has been featured in notable publications like the root and huffington post use even share the stage with legends like angela davis today we welcome come to our stage so that he may share with you the beauty and the struggle as we start watching the hawks. with. you that i got. this. week. and welcome everyone to watching the hawks i am tyrone and turk and i'm tabitha wallace earlier we sat down with any fidel and started by asking him about his journey in becoming a writer and poet and why in a world where everyone wants to be a movie star rock stars brought him to poetry and prose as a profession. my freshman year in two thousand and eleven i want to virgini

pennsylvania tags, shiply is 49. 5'7" about 165 pounds, baltimore city police are handling the search. >>> the attorney of freddy gray's family is speaking out after the department of justice announced there would be no charges against the officers in the case. the doj said there wasn't enough evidence to pursue a civil rights case. the police union is pleased with the move. saying the officers should have never been charged in the first place. but the decision doesn't sit well with many in gray's neighborhood. gray's family and attorney sat down with the doj to understand how they reached this conclusion. >> admittedly, we were skeptical. we were prepared to believe given the views by our attorney general and i'll leave it at that that this had been nothing more than a whitewash or political decision. but we have to admit, that we left satisfied with the investigation >> the attorney said most of the justice department lawyers overseeing the case were hold overs from the obama administration, freddie gray died while in the custody of baltimore city police in 2015. the case went on to

russian troll farm on facebook was a black lives matter ad that was targeted specifically to the cities of baltimore and figu ferguson, missouri. obviously, two cities where by that point in either late 2015 or earlier 2016, two cities which had been the site of some of the largest and most violent protests over police shootings of african-american men. this is the first example to date of where these ads were specifically targeted. again, this is one add out of more than 3,000. so we shouldn't infer that every single add or most of the ads, even, were about the black lives matter issue. but what it tells us is that the russians who bought these ads were sophisticated enough to understand that targeting a black lives matter ad to the communities of baltimore and ferguson would help sew political disordcord, which we believe was one of the motives here with these ad buys. >> i want to get into that a little bit more, dylan, this ad. the russians actually thought that by using this ad in this platform and targeting these people in ferguson, missouri, and baltimore, that it would have a positive from t

it happened at the end of a chase in january and the baltimore city police helicopter captured the moment officers caught up to the suspect, 20-year-old demonte ferar. ferar did testify that he was resisting arrest. the jury could get the case the search for a missing child. 12-year-old jayla smith has been found. police in greenbelt tell us jayla vanished early monday after she got off the train at the metro stop in northeast d.c. >>> we're dealing with showers now, but what about the weekend? howard is up next with >>> welcome back to the news at noon. >>> 42 years after sheila and katherine lyon disappeared, finally a guilty verdict in the case. lloyd lee welsh will probably spend the rest of his life in prison after pleading to two counts of first-degree murder, but does his sentence end the investigation? joining us this afternoon is montgomery county state's attorney john mccarthy. thanks for being back here. >> nice to be with you. >> the guilty verdict wrs in montgomery police were investigateing this for all of these 42 years. what about charges going forward here in montgomery c

we had meetings with the baltimore city police department , the community discussing hiring combat experienced military personnel into the police departments without testing or retraining these people. so in they come off of the field, the are ready to shoot, killed or blow anybody up -- kill, or blow anybody up. they go into the police department this mentality. using thisre equipment that is been distributed in one way or another. i will take my comments off the radio. host: the new york times reports that the trump administration plans to cut spending on promotion of the affordable care act. the trump administration is slashing spending on advertising and promotion for enrollment under the affordable care act. some critics charge it is a blatant attempt to sabotage the law. officials with the department of health and human services who insisted on not being identified said on thursday the advertising budget for the open enrollment. that starts in november will be cut to $10 million. that is compared to $100 million spent by the obama administration, representing a 90% drop. we are taking yo

the six officers connected to gray's death were charged by the baltimore city-states attorney, threequitted and another case ended in a mistrial before all remaining charges were dropped. >> following last month's riots in charles virginia. authorities are planning a weapons free assembly zone around the statue of robert e. lee on monument avenue. it's a precaution. it's ahead of any potential violence at a pro-confederate rally planned for this saturday. authorities say they plan to prepare for the worst. so far only about 50 people have signaled they plan to attend that richmond rally. >> the aclu questions the power of border patrol agents. >> our region is already preparing for the holiday season. >> we're preparing to go to break right now at 4:50, 69 degrees. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ fred would do anything for his daughter. "get in, fred!" even if it means being the back half of a unicorn. fear not fred, the front half washed his shirt with gain. and that smell, puts the giddy in “giddy-up”! laundry detergent. you can't help but smell happy. he's our pediatrician, dr. ralph

baltimore police department arrest data of black women make up 71 percent of all women here in baltimore city. and as it could impact women and that is the same across the country weather driving while black or reading or walking, brings the numbers down by race and gender. in fact, and ferguson to have more traffic stops than any other group of people. not just does say one of the incidents but as something that affects black women and women of color every day. the more it -- the majority of arrest or drug-related. the attorney general is talking ramping up the war on drugs but that puts women of color squarely in their sights. but in terms of the national trend that women have been the fastest growing jail prison population 50% faster than men. black women are frustrated at twice the rate. and that is largely based on the war on drugs. end to that invasive and body cavity searches without a strip search and that experience and those searches and take place on a daily basis that is out of a war on drugs is raised on black women with the perception there always using or hiding drugs on their

darryl desouza is the deputy commissioner of the baltimore city police department. >> we got to start somewhere, i think with you guys, i think this is a great start. and i've learned that we have to make these relationships happen. we have to fix these relationships before crisis occurs. >> reporter: one step to bridge the gap between police and the communities they serve. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >> quijano: still ahead, a historic homecoming for a record-breaking american space woman. record-breaking american space woman. your parents have been talking about you for years. sorry about that. they're all about me saving for a house, or starting a college fund for my son. actually, i want to know what you're thinking. have a seat. knowing that the most important goals are yours. multiplied by 14,000 financial advisors, it's a big deal. and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. ethat's the height ofs mount everest. because each day she chooses to take the stairs. at work, at home... even on the escalator. that can be hard on her lower body, so now she does it with d

asten president of the baltimore city in the c.p. tests so more than that when i see these numbers one thousand legal actions in maryland were filed by cushion or affiliates and court documents say twenty have been detained tell us about the story it's incredible and again this is not a story unless knock it out. yes it certainly is than we're just starting to hear a lot about it i guess because of him being a son in law a lot of people will go to court and the average tenant they don't go to court with knowledge of what their rights are they go to court looking to try to see if they can pay their rent that they owe in order to stay in place unfortunately they don't have a lawyer and they don't have an advocate they cannot advocate cannot stand up so what happens is that a lawyer with a lot of knowledge or a representative from the cushion or. company will come in and talk louder and faster than the tenet and they win and then they get evicted and that if that doesn't happen if the person doesn't show up for some reason and has a lot

[inaudible conversations] >> baltimore photographer devin allen is next, he discusses his photos which documented the protests and riots in the city following the death of freddie gray in 2015. >> let's get started. coming up next, i would like to welcome everyone to the pavilion at the baltimore book festival. how many have been at some of the talks we have had so far? how many have been here? how many have never been here? if you like what you see, please check it out, we have a table back there and a location on north avenue corner of north and maryland. we are a radical bookstore, we are a fairly traded coffee roaster and coffeehouse and have dedicated ourselves the past 14 years to creating a community-based, supportive of new ideas in terms of economic structures, business relationships, cultural ideas and resistance to the oppressive status quo. some of our greatest events that happened over the past few years with one of the people speaking today, someone who came into artwork and a few years ago after one of the book festivals. he was at the time just beginning his journey into writing and an essay to pop culture, the fir

. >> this could be transformative not just for baltimore city but for the whole state of maryland.urn because they really want to help cities like baltimore create more jobs. >> leaders in prince george's county in montgomery county are also looking into submitting a proposal to amazon. you also have virginia governor terry mcauliffe he's planning to throw virginia's name out there, too, so everybody fighting to get the headquarters here along the east coast. >>> time now 7:51. a dream come true for the virginia boy who wrote president trump saying it white house lawn. yesterday this is 11-year-old frank. not only did he get to cut the grass and he did a great job he also met the president as you just saw. after mowing the entire rose garden fx and his father got the vip treatment. they visited the oval office, the press briefing room you saw him there at the podium and they got to tour even more. fx said he never realized his offer to help would get so much attention. >> first an interview at fox. then i went with cnn, then i mowed the white house -- the rose garden, then i had a

good-good- -- good evening, it's nice to speak with everyone else who has spoken and to be in baltimore, city that has distinguished itself by its courage, by the courage of people here, asserting. thes and stabbing up against the police and the authorities. want to speak about our collective, just for starters. crime think is three things. we are a publishing collective. we publish books, we publish pamphlets, posters, a table back over there if you want to pick up anything we publish. in addition to that we arnettwork, a network of organizers and activists stretching around the united states and other parts of the world. so, when there's an uprising in brazil or in turkey, we're in dialogue with participants in these, and we try to circulate information and tactics and knowledge, so that the whole social movement biosphere around the world can be as intelligence and as equipped as every particular social movement. and finally, we represent a vision of social change. so, we are not utopians but we believe that it is important to keep a vision of the world you want to live in, in front of you

daryl desousa is deputy commissioner of the baltimore city police department. >> we have got to startome where. i think with you guys, this is a great start. and, and i have learned that, that you know we have to make these relationships happen. ese ave to, fix th relationships before crisis occurs. >> reporter: one step to bridge the gap between washington. >>> still ahead, an historic homecoming for a record breaking american space woman. i pinky promised my little girl a fabulous garden party for her birthday. so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything. almost everything! you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by a septic disaster, and a bill of up to $13,000. but for only $7 a month, rid-x is scientifically proven to break down waste, helping you avoid a septic disaster. rid-x. the #1 brand used by septic professionals in their own tanks. ♪ new lysol kitchen pro eliminates 99.9% of bacteria without any harsh chemical residue. lysol. what it takes to protect. i can't believe it comes in... how great this tastes! vegaaaan. and organiiii

all the way to baltimore city. now, you would have to pay to use these lanes. existing lanes, though, they would be free. there are critics out there who say, really, we should not be investing in additional lanes. we should be concentrating our efforts on getting people off the roads and into public transportation. the governor doesn't agree. he would like to see construction begin in 2019. back to you guys. >>> megan mcgrath on the road for us this morning. thank you. >>> also, this morning, there may be some late arrivals at work since the ultimate football fan experience is right here in town. the sunday night football bust is in glendale right now. >> did you know there was such a thing? >> now, you know. we are going to take you inside the tricked out bus in less than 30 minutes. take a shopping center on martin luther king jr. highway. it is taking up a lot of spaces. the bus will be there until 7:00 a.m. >>> you can watch the redskins take on the raiders on sunday night football right here on nbc 4. it starts at 7:00 p.m. with "football night in america

office of promotions and the arts which is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that serves as baltimore city's arts council, event center and film office. we'd like to thank a few select sponsors who help to keep the book festival and other events free to the public; the maryland state art council, the city of baltimore, housen university, the able foundation, the nora roberts foundation, c-span booktv and ford. our guest for this evening is dr. michael eric dyson whose latest book is "tears we cannot stop: a sermon to white america." dr. dyson is an award-winning author, a georgetown university sociology professor, a new york times contributing opinion writer and a contributing editor of the new republic and of espn's theundefeated.com. he is the author of 19 books including four new york times' bestsellers. our facilitator this evening is mr. quincy gamble who's the executive director of one baltimore. without further ado, please welcome our guests for the evening. [applause] >> how is everyone? [inaudible conversations] >> come on, a baltimore welcome. how is everyone? [cheers and applause]

to baltimore city. these would be toll lanes. you would have to pay to use them. a lot of people not too happy about that. the governor says this should ease congestion and if all goes as planned, we should see construction starting in 2019. involved in additional lanes or public transportation. you can weigh in on our poll at our nbcwashington facebook panel. >> i was thinking people would not be willing to pay. if you are talking about reducing congestion and being able to move faster, people are willing to pay. >> if i cannot sit still on the parkway, i might pay for that. megan mcgrath. >>> tl >>> there may be fewer cars on the road. it is international car free day. people are encouraged to use other forms of transportation. we have plenty of other ways to get around, buses, trains, bikes, car pools. reducing our carbon footprint is the goal. >>> for all of you animal lovers, sheena, listen up. a local county is putting a stop when it comes to what animals you can a. against certain exotic animals as pets. you will be allowed to keep any animals you already h

daryl desousa is deputy commissioner of the baltimore city police department. >> we have got to starte where. i think with you guys, this is a great start. and, and i have learned that, that you know we have to make these relationships happen. we have to, fix these relationships before crisis occurs. >> reporter: one step to bridge the gap between police and the communities they serve. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >>> still ahead, an historic homecoming for a record breaking american space woman. hmm i can't believe how great this tastes! i can't believe it comes in... vegaaaan. and organiiiic. try i can't believe it's not butter! in two new ways. it's vegan! and it's organic! ialmost everything. you know, ke 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. do i use ...one that'sthat wgood for my teeth? .. now i don't have to choose! from crest 3d white comes new whitening therapy. it's our best whitening technology. plus, it has a fortifying formula to protect your enamel. c

just had a town hall on health care in baltimore city this past weekend. of people turning out. and, again, their number one priority was to do no harm, stop the republicans from destroying the affordable care act, and then let's come together and figure out how to take next steps, reduce costs of prescription drugs and get to university coverage. >> democrat from maryland. that for taking time. >> thank you. >>> and still ahead, a strange senate race. how the race for alabama's senate seat is turning into a contest between president trump and steve bannon. stay tuned. and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. from scandalous romance, to ridiculous plot twists. (gasping) son? dad! we also know you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so we're partnering with cigna to remind you to go see a real doctor. go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. doctor poses! dad! cigna. together, all the way. dental professionals recommend using an electric toothbrush. for an exceptionally fresh feeling choos

the six officers connected to gray's death were charged by the baltimore city-states attorney.mistrial before all remaining charges were dropped. >> in richmond authorities are planning a weapons free assembly zone around the confederate statue of robert e. lee on monument avenue. it's a precaution ahead of any potential violence at a rally like the one last month in charlottesville. this weekend another rally is that planned in support of preserving confederate monuments in richmond. so far only about 50 people have signaled they plan to attend the richmond rally. >> time right now 5:50. the aclu is now challenging the border patrol searches of phones and laptops. they say the searches are a warrantless. the aclu client's are made up of military veteran engineer journalist and students. they say government officials took their devices for several weeks and months.& some have yet to get their phones back. the aclu says none of their clients have been given valid explanations. if a device is taken ice can search through it and save the >> police are trying to figure out hoop van

black lives matter and was specifically targeted to reach audiences in furnishing son and baltimore. both cities saw widespread protestses. those geographically targeted ads were aimed at political chaos. the ad russian bought could be seen as portraying the group as beg a threat. the army is investigat for social media posts showing support for communism. among the postses are a photo of the cadet and the message communism will win written inside of his hat. veterans for kaepernick for showing support for those who pros protests during the comments from the cadet. back to president trump for a moment, health and human secretary tom price definitely on the hot seat tonight. president trump fused to rule out the possibility for firing price. instead of flying commercial like the rest of us. he travel to places where he and his wife owned property. he he was asked about the chartered flights today. he said i'm not happy about it and let him know it. when asked if he will be fire, the president we'll see. we've heard that before. for the first time we're getting a look at some of the designs for he

we can make baltimore like one of those big cities you know because there's a lot of local celebrities and bottom line people get excited when they see students get excited when they see me as a rapper name young moves around him scola they get excited when they see the when they see them and you get them saying what if we can just stay here and not just go . anywhere else across the country we could stay here and we can be celebrities here and we can give back here and we can just travel and do work places but keep all of the love and energy here beautiful beautiful thank you so much for coming on the radar having me always of course over. the devastation wrought by hurricane harvey on houston is still all too real for many texans families and already another hurricane may be headed for the united states this time it's hurricane arma gaining power over the western atlantic as a barrels full speed ahead at southern florida and cuba according to hurricane watchers or may be the most devastating storm to hit florida since the infamous hurricane andrew of one thousand nine hundred ninety

activist who knows firsthand the tough reality of life in inner city baltimore earlier he joined our show to discuss the nuances of class and race in his community as well as how his work seeks to inspire young adults by showing them the beauty in the struggle. like my friend the list because he was a ph it was a majority why school. is why. he was basically getting upset because we was always talking about you know the conversation was based around like blackness and he was like you know like my family grew up poor too you know and my family poor right now you know and we time them right you know we get that you get i'm sorry and we send everybody this is a drug and i'm not trying to negate and then valencia said that you know white porn is is not sexy enough for the world it's not sexy enough for the media so that's why i don't get you know right shadow issues. you're going to see and i care about anybody that's suffering from oppression any group of people which is complex and is. the reason why your story isn't getting the coverage like how black people stories because she just s

you'll see overt street presence and to tell gang members like i said from calvert county to baltimore cityerty in anne arundel county >> >> we have talked to other jurisdictions certainly anne arundel county is not alone but there have been horrendous crimes and i know chief you can't talk specifics but i do want the viewing if you recollect lick to know, it's like a w >> violence at every level we've had violent attacks on folks in brooklyn park, on folks in annapolis area and we've had violent attacks in what we would term the south county. where we see gang gravity routinely and i have gang members coming in in telling us. we had a murder that you might not call gang related on its face but it's about protecting the drug trade, that's gang activity. it is the horror stories and we're not going to let it happen in anne arundel county. >> one last thing. you said when you came up one of your top two priorities be i know another one is e crisis. does that say we're making gains in the opioid fight here or are they completely separate >> we're still in the fate of our lives on the opioid cr

i work in baltimore city. and you did visit a center in baltimore and my duty center director. can you speak more about the strategic investments in pre-k and any policy that is either in place or coming down the pike that will effect urban environment in terms of increasing full day kindergarten as well as -- and also pre-k? >> thanks for the question. thanks for what you do at the judy center. so there's good news and there's bad news. the good news is there's tremendous momentum around investments in early learning. if you look around the country, last year 30 plus states significantly increase their investment in early learning. there's a momentum that exists in individual communities, places like philadelphia where folks voted for a soda tax so they could invest in early learning. a city like new york that went from not having universal pre-k to 4-year-olds to now having access and the mayor's an announced an expansion to 3-year-olds that he wants to phase in over the next few years. so there's this tremendous momentum that is bipartisan, you see states with republican gov

legitimate benefits from its full and unimpeded implementation are contrary to the letter of -- >>> baltimore cityghters are telling people to shelter in place. a mile around a hazmat release from an industrial building. there's a vapor cloud above that building, and that chemical released is a skin and eye irritant >>> green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers becoming the 11th nfl qb to reach 300 career touchdown passes he hit the mark last night in a losing cause, unfortunately, against the atlanta falcons in his 144th game he's the fastest to reach the milestone and the only one to reach it with fewer than 100 interceptions. he has 74 interceptions. >>> brian, that story is for me and you. i forgot the cheesehead today. should have brought it in. >> i like that, unfortunate loss >> slipped that right in there >> so smooth i like it. go pack. we're covered. >>> the markets continuing to recover and move higher yet again. all three major indexes hitting all-time highs once more financials, materials, leading right now. utilities and real estate laggers. mattel and chipotle, those stocks down m

in baltimore, the city, under orders from the mayor, removed all four of its confederate statues.n durham, north carolina, protesters toppled a confederate statue after a college student named takiyah thompson climbed up a ladder and looped a rope around the top of the confederate soldiers monument. she appeared on democracy now! just before going to court. takiyah thompson: and i did this because the statue is a symbol of nationalism, and it's a symbol of white nationalism. and the type of white nationalism i'm talking about is the type of white nationalism that is sending me death threats on facebook. i'm talking about the type of white nationalist that, you know, has killed a woman in a protest. amy goodman: and the calls for the removal of the statues are even coming from the descendants of the leadersf the confederacy. today, an exclusive interview with two of the great-great-grandsons of confederate general stonewall jackson. jack and warren christian have just written an open letter to the mayor of richmond, virginia, calling for the removal of the stonewall jackson statue

russian troll farm on facebook was a black lives matter ad that was argued specifically to the city of baltimore and ferguson missouri is based on my conversation my source and is that the goal here was really about creating chaos so according to this c.n.n. report based on anonymous sources russian advertisements were purchased on facebook that were directed at baltimore and at ferguson missouri when there was racial unrest going on in those two cities now the interesting thing is that it's alleged in this report that the ads were not only supportive of black lives matter but also opposing black lives matter that that these russian trolls were taking two different positions very interesting and we're hearing furthermore that there was a facebook group created called united and muslims of america ok we're just breaking into the story because a lot of our putin alongside his turkish counterpart. speaking to the media following their talks let's listen in. so my dear friend president of the russian federation mr putin. so dear interrogation members. members of the press. welcome. welcome to all of

. >> spend a lot of time between here and baltimore city where you definitely know things are happeningyou know, you hear stories every day. so i completely believe that the stats are going up. >> living in the city for the past ten years i really haven't seen an increase or decrease one way or the other. violent crime so far knock on wood hasn't affected me 91. >> if you live up town, you know, you're not going to experience a lot of crime. you know, as if you were living in the hood. >> reporter: now, according to the aggravated assaults are also continuing to increase across the country. guys. >> all right. thank you. hard to hear but thank you bob, for the reality out there. >>> now to update on this shocking story out of denver, colorado. east high school's athletic director and cheerleading coach out of their jobs. the decision comes just one month after this controversial video surfaced it's hard to watch but it shows a young teenager being forced into a split while a cheerleading camp much the investigation found the school's athletic director didn't n district officials when co

russian troll farm on facebook was a black lives matter ad that was our gated specifically to the city's baltimore and ferguson missouri and this is based on my conversation my source and the goal here was really about creating chaos and the shooting his sources my sources a lot of this information from. from official reports the new speculation to these reports by the social media platforms they have relied on unverified sources source which haven't made public and haven't been revealed at all so really i mean how trustworthy are they would you trust anything i say from my sources i don't think many people would do that i mean of course nothing new for c.n.n. in the mainstream media to feel that the kremlin's reach has no end whatsoever but these allegations are brushed meddling are often based exclusively just on claims coming from u.s. officials there certainty of varying degrees that to those claims always hold up just a recent report by the ball in the field and security actually notified official notify twenty one separate u.s. states that they'd been targeted. by russian or russian linked h

russian troll farm on facebook was a black lives matter ad that was targeted specifically to the city's baltimore and ferguson missouri and is based on my conversation my sources is that the goal here was really about creating chaos and the shooting his sources my sources a lot of this information from. from official reports that new speculation to these reports by the social media platforms they have relied on unverified sources source which haven't made public and haven't been revealed really i mean how trustworthy are they would you trust anything i say from my sources i don't think many people would do that well of course that's only one pundit but it's nothing new for c.n.n. to see the kremlin around every corner but the allegations that we're seeing more often than not they're based exclusively on claims by u.s. officials like you're saying these unnamed officials source says but they don't always hold up to that and you know that's right the department of homeland security recently officially notified as many as twenty one states that they'd been the victim of attempted attacks with regard

russian troll farm on facebook was a black lives matter ad that was targeted specifically to the city's baltimore and ferguson missouri isn't based on my conversation my sources is that the goal here was really about creating chaos. now many of our viewers its viewers will remember that washington previously stated that twenty one states were hacked last year and now have those claims held up as well although it's interesting you mention that because a bunch of states have actually come back to the department of homeland security which issued these these warning reports about these states being targeted for election hacking texas for example is one. of the texas secretary of state he said i'm quoting here his office has that conclusively the website was not saugus it and furthermore that the us had relied on incorrect information so they're pretty clear about not being told that in wisconsin that's another state they've actually said they were told it was some sort of hacking attempt but that attempt was made to the department of workforce development the ills of employment the jobs but if it's n

$1 trillion in cleveland, baltimore, inner cities, where we need to spend it, the heartland? you not rather spend it there, or on another cold war? that is where we are headed, and that is not acceptable. donald trump knows that. in a world of anarchy, do we need another enemy? do we need to insult people? charlie: james comey was fired, correct? steve: as i remember, yesterday. charlie: for you in favor of him being fired? it has been reported in the media i was adamantly opposed. charlie: in this case, they are right? steve: i am a big believer in the city that it is a city of institutions, not individuals. you have to look at it as institutions. thefbi is the institution, speaker of the house is an institution, the justice department is an institution. they have institutional logic of how to proceed. you cannot get caught up in individuals. charlie: as soon as you say that , you have announced you want to go to war against mitch mcconnell, the leader of the senate. you want to go with -- go to war with him. he is the majority leader, you want to go to war with paul ryan, a

soledad: the kerner commission report, you could read this today and apply it to cities like baltimoreferguson even any major metropolitan area, frankly. same exact problems we're dealing with in america. fred harris: that's the sad thing. we made progress on almost every aspect of race and poverty for about ten years after the kerner report. and then, progress stopped. and in many ways we began to go backward. so the same thing about the police. we were against mili of police. we thought automatic rifles and tanks and so forth didn't have any business being in an urban situation and we thought that the police ought to be community police, that they ought to be members of the community. not enforcing the law against the community but for the un and we made progress in that regard for a good while. soledad: do you think there's been a cost of ignoring the recommendations of the kerner commission? fred harris: yes certainly has. interviewer: a fred harris: we ought to be investing heavily in infrastructure and in education, particularly early childhood education. we ought to be seeing th

baltimore was a secessionist city with southern sympathizers. you may know the first union soldiers killed in the battle in the civil war were killed on press street in baltimore during -- pratt street in baltimore during riots, trying to prevent them from getting to washington. [indiscernible] the goldsborough -- effie goldsborough. many women travel some distance to attend to the landscape of wounded at gettysburg, some with relief, some with themselves. confederate sympathizer from baltimore, which was full of secessionist sentiments. pro-submission -- the first union concept that's of the war the war ineaths in the pratt street riot. they had to cross across ideological boundaries to get to gettysburg. with thousands of wounded confederate, these prisoners had the fewest available surgeons. they would be on the lowest , andity for food, supplies treatment. this deprivation would continue in the prison camps leading to the appalling death camps at palmyra, court delaware and point lookout. of wounded confederate pow gave a remarkably detailed

but when you look at which one of these cities there are involved in this, dc, baltimore, los angeles, new york city, these are all jurisdictions locally that the trump administration and the federal government have taken issue with about how these areas policies. take a look. here in dc, 14 individuals were arrested as part of this operation included amongst them, we're told from ice, a citizen of el salvador who came into the u.s. illegally and at a previous conviction for an unregistered firearm and then ammunition violation. there was also another citizen of el salvador came in illegally. that person was described as somebody having several misdemeanor charge, while another, a mexican design. he entered illegally and was wanted on a cocaine conviction. president trump and the justice department under jeff sessions have wanted to get tough with communities who do not cooperate with federal immigration policies. as a result of this illegal immigration enforcement, there are questions being raised tonight from many sectors about nctuary cities.e we should tell you also that ice tells

baltimore. six officers connected to his death were charged by the city baltimore state attorney three were a iinged in miss stril before remaining were dropped. >> border patrol searches of phones and laptops. they call it warrantless. aclu complaints made up of vet rapz and journalists and they believe government took their devices weeks and months without reasons and aclu says none them have given. >> the so-called farmer b jail. the company ceo recently of offered to bay $5,000 bounty for a piece of hillary clinton with the follicle attached. the government saw comments as a threat and not a joke as screlli put it he'll sit in a new york jail while awaiting frequency. president trump had dinner with two of washington's top democrats chuck cassidy and tonight shumer and pelosi said they struck a deal with the president over daca. democratic leaders met with the documents to talk about a range of topics tonight mainly including daca. shumer and pelosi said they reached an agreement to protect the dreamers and included border secure di and notably absent demand for funding of border wall and whit

team wins a title or when the president makes a campaign stop folks living in these cities like chicago moreland's baltimore and now of houston only seem to make the news cycles when there's murder devastation in their streets and all the difficulties and sorrows the citizens of these cities face on a day to day sometimes hour to hour basis are real and do deserve a newspaper's aid what is often ignored are their successes the individuals or communities in the city whose talent and heart overcome their city's dire headlines in baltimore a city most own most only see through its headlines of poverty and racial divisions there is a new generation of artists and thinkers who are proving there's more to their city than drugs and police violence one of them is writer speaker and poet belle born and raised in baltimore can one his gift of shaping words into windows has been featured in notable publications like the root and huffington post use even share the stage with legends like angela davis. today we welcome comed wanted to our stage flo he may share with you the beauty and the struggle as we start watching t