>> blackwell has made around 20 friends this way.t he talks about depends on his conversation partner and the situation. here, for instance, they're discussing the importance of authenticity in art. blackwell also distributes the buttons that show the wearer is willing to meet new people and engage in conversation. but not everyone's sold on the concept. >> i think it might be on a short-term basis rather than long-term, unless you have to do it all your life going on badges you know. but i mean, do people really need a badge to be able to talk to people? >> blackwell certainly doesn't need any more incentives to strike up a conversation with strangers. for him, the results have been highly rewarding. >> as soon as you start having sincere conversations and memories and stories to tell from conversations and interactions that did not need to happen, chance encounters, it feels good. your day feels full. you feel like you are living. >> but what if you are more the strong and silent type? you might want to check out cuddlr. the social

>> blackwell has made around 20 friends this way.t he talks about depends on his conversation partner and the situation. here, for instance, they're discussing the importance of authenticity in art. blackwell also distributes the buttons that show the wearer is willing to meet new people and engage in conversation. but not everyone's sold on the concept. >> i think it might be on a short-term basis rather than long-term, unless you have to do it all your life going on badges you know. but i mean, do people really need a badge to be able to talk to people? >> blackwell certainly doesn't need any more incentives to strike up a conversation with strangers. for him, the results have been highly rewarding. >> as soon as you start having sincere conversations and memories and stories to tell from conversations and interactions that did not need to happen, chance encounters, it feels good. your day feels full. you feel like you are living. >> but what if you are more the strong and silent type? you might want to check out cuddlr. the social

hope sf is something i've been working on since way before my mayorship it is something that fred blackwell worked on well before his awe acceptance to the director of the san francisco foundation and now we're bringing more people now the boss of the program and carl is helping her find all the source that we could asthmatic together what we think is going to be necessary to be at least a $300 million goal program to build the distressed housing in the city it not about the brick and mortar but people first, this is why this donation allows us to unfortunate this is a $25 million commitment to invest in people first with the labor with the business leaders and foundations with nonprofits, with people on the ground focused on the people first of the $5.5 million $3 million will go to improve directly the mental health services at our 4 sf sites in the northeast sector those will have an immediate effect to reduce viewpoints and creating public safety in the neighborhood but clearly for the residents their social and mental health another part of that $5.5 million is a million dollars to the

i'm randi kaye. >> victor blackwell. >>> middle of the night landing by osprey military aircraft. >> through complete darkness. >> a fierce fire fight with militants armed to the teeth as drones and fighter jets circled overhead. those are some of the stunning details we're learning this morning about the mission to try to rescue american luke somers and fellow hostage pierre korkie in yemen. three navy s.e.a.l. teams fought off the captors. >> it was the second attempt in ten days to rescue somers, who had been held prisoner now for 15 months. we have more from washington this morning. good morning. what are you learning at this hour? >> reporter: good morning. this is the second mission president obama ordered in just two weeks and the second that failed, this time tragically. we're told the president monitored the mission at the white house, following along in real time with every tense moment. the mission extremely risky and made urgent when u.s. intelligence shows american luke somers would be murdered by saturday morning. by mid-morning friday the president authorizes the rescu

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addressed to professor johnson and professor blackwell. begins of defense history is not of our gunight grabbing history and events like ferguson. would it be possible to restart .eacons of defense another question to bishop hunt. it was not that long ago that gun safety and marksmanship were taught in public schools and proper respect for what guns can do and a higher percentage of legal gun owners. do you think programs teaching gun safety and marksmanship might assist to direct use away from illegal guns and gangs? the answer to the question as i whether or not -- first, wenk it is important that as -- this is why it is important structuredriculums and designed at the state and local level. be much moreould forceful in our local school districts, demanding that the integral part of the civil rights movement and the fact that these were essentially veterans who had been in world war ii and korea who had in fact defended freedom and our and put theirests blood on the line and risk their lives -- the answer to the question is that we shoul

. >> reporter: councilwoman jannie blackwell said she understands the protesters concerns. >> i'm glad they are here we support openness and discussions and happy to talk about it with them, because we have plenty of time to talk about it. >> reporter: protesters will stage their protests in front of the homes of city officials. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> more than two dozen police officers are testing new tools of the trade. officers in the 22nd district started wearing body cameras a few weeks back. commissioner ramsey said this is just a pilot program, but has intentions of expanding it to the entire force. models range in price from 300 to $1,000. it protects officers from frivolous lawsuits. >> the eagles are just a few days away from the showdown with the cowboys. it's a big game at the linc. first place is at stake. the could cowboys will be lookir revenge. we help you get things started with eagles game day kickoff, ducis rogers hosts live from the linc sunday, 11:30 a.m. him. >>> philadelphia's first female firefighter to die in the line of duty will be remembere

i'm randi kaye. >> i'm victor blackwell. 7:00 a.m. begin with the protests in berkeley, california, now. bricks, pipes and flaming objects, just some of the weapons used by protesters against california police last night. >> this was the dramatic scene in berkeley after 1,000 people filled the streets to protest the controversial choke hold death of eric garner. >> the situation escalated when a small group of masked vandals started breaking car windows and then storming into the local stores. at least two officers were injured, including one who was treated at a local hospital after being hit with a sandbag. >> police say they were forced to use smoke and tear gas after crowds refused to let up. now, at one point, other prot t protesters tried to restore peace. one woman even stood in front of a broken window to prevent other looters from vandalizing a store. >> why are people looting? there's no need. we're peacefully protesting. we shouldn't be taking things from stores that aren't bothering us. we shouldn't be starting more crime

you need to call blackwell to see whether decosta is saying is true. what i'm saying is the office of the successor agency is like a joke rubber stamping. you all have obligations, but how can you all fulfill your obligations if your heart is not in the right place. your heart is in the right place when it comes to transactions, behind closed doors. your heart is not in the right place when promises were made that monies were expended so you know there is a link. now you want to drop this church there in that hole. so i'm asking the director, the mayor, muhammad, to come out wherever you are and speak to the truth. this city is going to the dogs because people are not speaking the truth. thank you very much. >> thank you. do we have any other speaker cards? >> i have no further request to speak. >> public comment is closed. commissioners, any questions on item 4a of the regular agenda of the redevelopment financing authority? >> madam chair, eye -- i have a question. the issue of the church when i was on redevelopment, the question came up, how does th

. >>> i'm chuck todd and joining me with luke russert, eugene robinson, amy walter and ken blackwell. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> good morning. we start with breaking news. a search is under way after an airasia flight carrying 162 people from indonesia to singapore lost contact with air traffic controllers. it's reported that the pilot had requested a deviation from the planned flight path because of bad weather. president obama was briefed on the situation late last night. katie, i know we don't know a lot. but do you have some new information. what do you know? >> reporter: it's nighttime here in singapore. they called off the search for the evening. they will resume it tomorrow morning. this happened around 7:24 local time when the plane suddenly dropped off radar. pilots asked for a change in course. they wanted to go at 38,000 feet because of weather. there was a line of thunderstorms in the area. it was supposed to get to singapore airport at 8:30 in the morning, but it never made it. now there's a search and rescue operation that has been going on all day. it

hope sf is something i've been working on since way before my mayorship it is something that fred blackwell worked on well before his awe acceptance to the director of the san francisco foundation and now we're bringing more people now the boss of the program and carl is helping her find all the source that we could asthmatic together what we think is going to be necessary to be at least a $300 million goal program to build the distressed housing in the city it not about the brick and mortar but people first, this is why

joining me is cincinnati police chief jeffrey blackwell.you for having me, carol. >> thanks for being here. your community is no stranger to these kinds of tensions. tell us about that. >> well, we went through some civil unrest back in the early 2000s. i was not there at the time. however, out of that came a collaborative agreement pursuant to a doj investigation. we still live by that today. >> so how do the -- what changes were put into place and why did they make it better in cincinnati? >> it's better in cincinnati for a lot of reasons. first, we respect our community and we are engaged with our community in cincinnati. we have a high level of training for our officers. our officers know that our agency is going to be one of truth telling and transparency. we do evidence-based policing. we've let go of some of the archaic models of policing that many other areas in our nation still do. >> like what? >> well, a lot of cities still overplace minority communities, don't use evidence-based models to know, in fact, where the crime is occurr

randi kaye and victor blackwell. >>> new details this morning of the dangerous and risky mission to rescuen hostage luke somers. special force commandos under the cover of darkness and an urgent deadline to free somers. >>> breaking overnight. protester violence in berkeley, california.

here's cnn's victor blackwell. >> i look for him and don't see him.d don't hear him. >> the last time claudia lacy saw and heard her 17-year-old son lennon lacy was around the time he snapped this selfie. the caption, last night pic before the big game. he was a high school student in north carolina and a lineman on the football team focused on a professional football career. >> he was a physical fit 17-year-old, very athletic. down to his food, everything he drank. >> but lennon had asthma and had to exercise outside at night after the temperature dropped. something his family said he did often. lennon headed out for a walk the night of august 28th. they never saw him alive again. the next morning. >> hanging from a swing. >> yes. he hung himself. >> lennon's body was found dangling, covered in fire ants in the center of a mobile home park. >> it's out in the open, trailers all around. people work, you know, around the clock, these hours of the day. someone should've saw something. but no one has seen anything. >> it was like a dream. it was like i w

cnn's victor blackwell talked with the teenager's family. >> i look for him and i don't see him. for him and i don't hear him. >> reporter: the last time claudia lacy saw and heard her 17-year-old son lennon lacy was around the time he snapped this selfie. lennon was a high school student in bladenboro, north carolina, and a lineman on the football team focused on a profession football career. >> he was a physically fit, 17-year-old, very athletic, down to his food. everything he drank. >> reporter: but lennon had asthma and had to exercise outside at night after the temperature dropped. lennon headed out for a walk the night of august 28th. they never saw him alive again. the next morning -- >> a black male subject hanging from a swing. he hung himself. >> reporter: lennon's body found dangling, covered in fire ants in the center of a mobile home park. >> it's out in the open, there's trailers all around, people work around the clock at these hours of the day. someone should have saw something. but no one has seen anything. >> it was like a dream. it was like i was not seeing wh

. >> council west ambler johnston hall blackwell who represents the area says she understands protesters concerns. >> we're glad they're here. we support openness, discussions and we're happy to talk with them and deal with them on this because we have plenty of time ta talk about it. >> reporter: pro testers continue their efforts in the weeks ahead even if it means stapling them in front of the homes of city officials. live in west philadelphia i'm dann cuellar "channel 6 action news." >> thank you, dann. in south philadelphia residents hld a town hall meeting in response to verdict in new york and furgeson. the charter school many parents of children who died by gun violence were there to share their stories. >> more than two dozen philadelphia police are testing new tools of the trade. officers here in the 2 district started wearing body cams ra a few weeks bag. charles ramsey says it's a pilot program and he has intentions of expanding to entire force. it raivrp from 200 to $1,000 each it provides transparency and protects against frivolous sglawts and a model adds her name to growi

i'm victor blackwell, good to have you this morning. >>> breaking news overnight the senate has taken the threat of another government shutdown off the table at least for the time being in a rare bipartisan weekend agreement, lawmakers aproved the controversial $1.1 trillion spending measure and sent the bill to president obama, who is expected to sign it into law. >> erin mcpike is live in washington with the latest. do we know when the president will sign this? >> we don't know that yet. president obama signed that short term funding measure last night that will fund the government through wednesday. but how they got this done, it was a bipartisan vote, 56 senators voted in favor of it, but there were 40 who voted to oppose it. 21 democrats, 18 republicans, and one independent voted against this measure, and that's what we're going to be talking about going forward. i want you to listen here to republican senator ted cruz talk about immigration because that's what held this bill up in the first place. >> tonight both democrats and republicans will have the opportunity to show americ

we're going to hear from professor ken blackwell and he is a member of the board of directors of the n.r.a. i'm going to let him tell you a little bit more about himself and kind of explain to you where the n.r.a. is now and a little bit about their history and what they're doing. >> thank you, regina. it's my pleasure to be with you all today. and to be a member of uch a distinguished panel. i've been a mayor of a major u.s. city, cincinnati, ohio. and an undersecretary at a the u.s. department of housing and urban development, under the leadership of the late jack kemp. three years i served as u.s. ambassador to the united nations in charge of the human rights portfolio and the representative to the u.n. human rights commission. but i am a son of a veteran, who defended the constitution of the united states and brought his family up in appreciation of the constitution of the united states and in full understanding of the history of black people and exercising their right to bear arms and to defend themselves. whether that was as an associate member of deacons of defense, because of

addressed to professor johnson and professor blackwell. begins of defense history is not taught in light of our gun grabbing history and events like ferguson. would it be possible to restart deacons of defense. another question to bishop hunt. it was not that long ago that gun safety and marksmanship were taught in public schools and proper respect for what guns can do and a higher percentage of legal gun owners. do you think programs teaching gun safety and marksmanship might assist to direct use away from illegal guns and gangs? >> the answer to the question as to whether or not -- first, i think it is important that as we -- this is why it is important to have curriculums structured and designed at the state and local level. i think we should be much more forceful in our local school districts, demanding that the integral part of the civil rights movement and the fact that these were essentially veterans who had been in world war ii and korea who had in fact defended freedom and our national interests and put their blood on the line and

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell.ideo, think about it, this is very rare to have a tornado whipping across south los angeles. here you go. >> what the [ bleep ]? hey! [ bleep ]. >> that is a lot of bleeping going on. as you know, he is saying things we cannot repeat on a saturday morning. but what an incredible scene out of los angeles and that monster storm pounding the west coast. the guy that took this video said he saw his own roof fly off. you saw it, too. >> what the [ bleep ] god! hey! [ bleep ] oh! what the [ bleep ] awe! >> you saw all the debris flying through the air. i don't know if you noticed, as the pieces of his roof flew off there was an open window a house or two next door, it went on for eight hours. a lot of people will be cleaning up this huge mess this morning, as we know. it's amazing he was able to keep his faculties and record that video. >> i know. this is the first tornado we've seen in seven years. karen karen maginnis is at the weather center now. >> karen, is this unusual to see a tornado

. >> i'm victor blackwell. 8:00 here on the east coast.our breaking news coverage of this search at sea. now suspended, more than 12 hours after a passenger jet with 162 people on board went missing in southeast asia. officials say large ships with powerful lights will continue to comb the waters off indonesia for airasia 8501. >> the

. >> i'm victor blackwell. 8:00 here on the east coast. we continue our breaking news coverage of this search at sea. now suspended, more than 12 hours after a passenger jet with 162 people on board went missing in southeast asia. officials say large ships with powerful lights will continue to comb the waters off indonesia for airasia 8501. >> the airbus a3200 left indonesia at 5:30 eastern last night bound for singapore. indonesian officials say in about 45 minutes later the captain asked to climb above 38,000 feet because of torrential weather. minutes later the plane disappeared from radar. now airline officials say they lost contact at 7:24 eastern, though indonesian authorities say they actually monitored the jet for another half hour before losing contact. now the flight was due to land at 8:30 eastern last night. now families desperate as you can imagine for any sign of what might have happened to this plane and this is all unfolding. as you know, less than ten months after malaysia airlines flight 370 went missing enout from kuala

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. 6:00 on the east coast. we have breaking news. an american journalist held hostage in yemen has been killed. >> we know he died during a rescue attack. we're talking 33-year-old luke somers. here's his picture. he'd been held captive for more than a year by al qaeda. >> just this weeker you'll remember somers captors released a video. >> cnn jim sciutto is live in afghanistan at the very latest. jim what are you hearing this hour. >> reporter: just very sad news, secretary of defense chuck hagel confirming that an attempt was made this on friday to rescue notnot just luke somers, a host, an aide worker who was held with him as well. during the course of the operation their captors with al qaeda, aqap, with attempted rescue by u.s. special operations forces their captors killed both mr. somers and the south african hostage as well. why this rescue operation now. secretary of defense hagel said that there were compelling reasons to believe that mr. somers life was in danger. president o

. >> councilwoman jamie blackwell says she understand the protesters concerns. >> we're here and we support openness and discussions and we're happy to talk with them and deal with them on this. because we have plenty of time to talk about it. >> but protesters continue their efforts in the weeks ahead even if it means staging them in front of the homes of city officials. we're live in west philadelphia, dann cuellar dann cuellar, "action news" on phl17. >> thank you. a town hall meeting in south philadelphia brought out residents concerned about police brutality and gun violence. deputy commissioner kevin bethel joined lawmakers and community leaders in tonight's discussion autumn reed high school. they talked about the impact of mike brown and eric garner grand jury decisions and audience heard from the parents and children as young as 3 years old taken by gun violence there. >> is a conviction in murder of off-duty, philadelphia police officer. rafael jones received a mandatory life sentence. officer moses walker junior was shot and killed during a robbery in august, 2012. a co-defendant

we're going to hear from professor ken blackwell.d he is a member of the board of directors of the n.r.a. and i'm going to let him tell you a little bit more about himself and kind of explain to you where the n.r.a. is now and a little bit about their history and what they're doing. >> thank you, regina. it's my pleasure to be with you all today and to be a member of such a distinguished panel. i've been a mayor of a major u.s. city, cincinnati, ohio, and an undersecretary at a the u.s. department of housing and urban development, under the leadership of the late jack kemp. three years i served as u.s. ambassador to the united nations in charge of the human rights portportfolio and the representative to the u.n. human rights commission. but i am a son of a veteran, who defended the constitution of the united states, and brought his family up in appreciation of the constitution of the united states and in full understanding of the history of black people and exercising their right to bear arms and to defend themselves. whether that wa

. >> i'm victor blackwell. 6:00 on the east coast. we have breaking news.erican journalist held hostage in yemen has been killed. >> we know he died during a rescue attack. we're talking 33-year-old luke somers. here's his picture. he'd been held captive for more than a year by al qaeda. >> just this weeker you'll remember somers captors

. >> i'm victor blackwell. 6:00 here on the east coast. now just one week after two police officers were ambushed and gunned down in the streets of new york, 25,000 police officers, maybe as many as 30 had,000, from around the country, will say good-bye to one of their own. >> and later this morning, the funeral for fallen officer raphael ramos will take place at the christ tabernacle church in queens. vice president joe biden, mayor de blasio and police commissioner bratton will be among those there. >> thousands lined the streets to pay respects. fellow office by his side to escort the cassetket to the chu where he once worshipped. >> yesterday, ramos' son and sister reflected on the man they say was doing god's work. they're farewell broadcast on a screen for those who filled the streets to see. >> he was my rock. he was a beacon of wisdom. he was my absolute best friend. dad, i'll miss you very much -- i'll miss you. my dad would have been there for everyone else and to see home people here for him is a testament to how he is as a pers

so address to professor johnson and professor blackwell. do you think the history is not taught in public schools in this day and age of gun grabbing? that means people who are not pro-gun. gun grabbing laws and events like ferguson. will it benefit our communities defense? he be ons of and then it was not another , estion to professor hunt bishop hunt. it was not that long ago that gun safety and marksman ship was taught in our schools and and i higher percentage of legal gun owners. do you think teaching proper gun safety and markmanship might keep them away from guns and gangs. so, gentlemen. >> the answer to the question as to whether or not first, i think >> i think it's important to because i ulums, think that we should be actually much more forceful in our local school district demanding that that integral part of the and the fact that these were veterans who had been in world war ii and korea who had, in fact, defended in our national interest and put their blood and rip their lives --. so the answer to the question is that we shoul

victor blackwell traveled to the small town of bladenboro, north carolina, to talk to the family. >> i listen for him and don't hear him. >> reporter: the last time claudia lacy heard and saw her 17-year-old son, lennon lacy, is when he snapped his selfie, last night pic before the game. he was a student in north carolina and lineman on the football team focused on a professional football career. >> he was a physical fit 17-year-old, very athletic. very, very athletic. down to his food. everything he drank. >> reporter: lennon had asthma and had to exercise outside at night after the temperature dropped. something his family said he did often. lennon headed out for a walk the night of august 28th. they never saw him alive again. the next morning -- >> there's a black male subject -- >> hanging from the swing? >> yeah. he's hanging from it. >> reporter: lennon's body was found dangling, covered in fire ants in the center of a mobile home park. >> it's out in the open. there's trailers all around. people weren't, you know, around the clock these hours of the day. someone should have sa

. >> i'm victor blackwell. 6:00 on the east coast. here's the latest on what we know.he gunman who killed new york city police officers in cold blood. he is now dead. >> the investigation into why he did what he did, that is just beginning. it's focusing on threats that remain online. police say suspect shot himself at a subway station after cops chased him there. >> minutes earlier, he ambushed police officers wenjin liu and rafael ramos as they sat in their squad car in brooklyn yesterday shooting both men in the head. >> brinsley came to new york and he made threatening comments about the officers. well that warning came right when the ambush happened. that is according to new york police commissioner william bratton. now visibly shaken, he laid out the chilling details of the moments when the officers were gunned down. >> they are two of new york's finest. they were shot and killed. no warning. no provication. they were quite simply assassinated. targeted for their uniform and for the responsibility they embraced to keep the people of this city safe. approximately

. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to have you with us. let's get to this breaking news. this is big. now the threat of another government shutdown is off the table. of course, at least for a while. >> that's after a bipartisan group of lawmakers approved a controversial $1.1 trillion spending bill. that bill, of course, now headed to president obama's desk. >> erin mcpike is live in washington with the latest. erin? >> you said it. it was bipartisan. it passed 56-40. here's who voted against it, liberal democrats and conservative republicans. 21 democrats, 18 republicans, and one independent voted against it. now the reason they were able to get it done is they struck this deal with ted cruz, that junior republican senator from texas. very high profile. >> they allowed him to have a point of order vote, essentially just making the point that he wants to make, that president obama's executive order on immigration is unconstitutional. listen here to him make that point last night. >> tonight democrats and republicans will have the opportunity to show america whether they stand with the

addressed to professor johnson and professor blackwell. begins of defense history is not taught in light of our gun grabbing history and events like ferguson. would it be possible to restart beacons of defense. another question to bishop hunt. it was not that long ago that gun safety and marksmanship were taught in public schools and proper respect for what guns can do and a higher percentage of legal gun owners. do you think programs teaching gun safety and marksmanship might assist to direct use away from illegal guns and gangs? >> the answer to the question as to whether or not -- first, i think it is important that as we -- this is why it is important to have curriculums structured and designed at the state and local level. i think we should be much more forceful in our local school districts, demanding that the integral part of the civil rights movement and the fact that these were essentially veterans who had been in world war ii and korea who had in fact defended freedom and our national interests and put their blood on the line and

have the president of the national organization of black law enforcement executives and jeffrey blackwell, the police chief in cincinnati, as you remember went through its own race riot problems. chief, let me start with you. you understand why people are protesting. let me ask you, do you think it's warranted? >> well, i think the country is speaking to us very loud and clear. i won't answer whether it's warranted. but we are police chiefs, police agencies, across this country, hear the public loud and clear and we have to have a recommitment to being better at what we do. >> mr. alexander, dr. alexander, within i say warranted, i don't mean an opinion on thege froms. i'm saying the issues that have come out about imbalanced treatments and the meth odds of enforcements used in poor and minority communities, do you think people protesting have a legitimate beef? >> no, sir, not when it comes to violence. to be able to execute your first amendment right, we agree with that that's what my friend is saying. but to be violent such as we saw last night and the night before is totally unaccepta

. >> i'm victor blackwell.r the first time we're hearing from north korea that prompted president obama to say dictators better not tell the u.s. americans, u.s. and american citizens, rather, what to do. >> that response from north korea coming in this morning, it's stunning a lot of people. the rogue nation is accusing the united states of framing it in the cyber attack on sony pictures. in the warning of serious consequences but it's also proposing both countries work together to investigate the attack that forced sony pictures to yank the christmas day release of the film "the interview." >> according to north kree yas news agency, whoever is going to frame our country for crime should present concrete evidence, comparing this to past cyber attacks that have nothing to do with us is based on abstract and unrealistic claims which will not convince anybody. america's childish investigation result and its attempt to frame us for this crime shows their hostile tendency toward us. >> in a reference to hackers wh