camden was so sweet. you walk down the street in camden we used to leave our doors open and your our bikes e sidewalk. you can't do that now. >> camden is a snapshot of urban decay in america. with a population of 77,000 camden has lost more than one third of it's residents since 1950. rated the poorest city in america last year. nearly half of all pool in -- people in camden live in poverty. >> the signs are obvious and the effect are deadly. hours before we ey arrived in camden a 5 53-year-old woman ws shot in her home. she was sitting on the sofa and the bullet came through her window. last year camden had the highest homicide rate for cities larger than 5 50,000. there are mor more 170 open air drug markets for users compounding the problem was a corrupt and ill effective police force. crippled by rampant absenteeism. >> your grandson was shot here in camden? >> yes. in an area that we would normally have had a police officer patrolling. the camden police chief just over saw what was the biggest polic

this is a column written when camden yards opened in baltimore and has a title called love the camden yard. recreation is bert giamatti like to say it's recreation, an attempt to renew ourselves according to some standard, to make a vision poppell bull, thus paradoxically, recreation applies both leisure and what giamatti calls a reach to get it right. the people responsible did. it was an architect to set god is in the details, could have been a baseball person. baseball giamatti said had the keenest ideas has ever known. this term poetry. here, baseball people dissector better spring or catalog my new variations or release point or deplore the way shortstop is blaming in the pits that's coming. it is their first one to play right that oriole park at camden yards 50 new standard for detailed excellence. three related reasons for the park is receiving standing ovations from critics for its urban dining, it's asymmetry and it's addictive beat. all of these suited to the ceremony of sports and especially of baseball. baltimore's history, baseball history while hunts for a neighbor much

camden was so sweet. walk down the street in camden we used to leave our doors open and your our bikes e sidewalk. you can't do that now. >> camden is a snapshot of urban decay in america. with a population of 77,000 camden has lost more than one third of it's residents since 1950. rated the poorest city in america last year. nearly half of all pool in -- people in camden live in poverty. >> the signs are obvious and the effect are deadly. hours before we ey arrived in camden a 5 53-year-old woman ws shot in her home. she was sitting on the sofa and the bullet came through her window. last year camden had the highest homicide rate for cities larger than 5 50,000. there are mor more 170 open airg markets for users compounding the problem was a corrupt and ill effective police force. crippled by rampant absenteeism. >> your grandson was shot here in camden? >> yes. in an area that we would normally have had a police officer patrolling. the camden police chief just over saw what was the biggest police depart

. >> wjz is live at camden yards. there's where we find gina, a volunteer coordinator with kid's piece. good morning gina. >> good morning tim. >> tell us about kids peace. what is it exactly? >> kids peace is a national charity that is 130 years old. we provide help to kids that are in crisis, and here in maryland we provide therapeutic foster care for over 4,000 -- well, there are 4,000 children in foster care within the state, and we help some of those children. >> okay. all right. so but you've got some special help this year. >> we do. >> down at camden yards. tell us about it. >> we are having our fourth annual trick or trot and the event is presented by one main financial, and our hosts are angela and buck showalter who have been bond the wonderful for kids peace as well as the baltimore orioles and they've opened literally their home to us. we are here today. registration has begun. it goes until 8:00 and our race begins at 8 a.m. >> okay. all right. >> and gina, tell us, you said people -- you talked about th

>> you know. >> it's very hard for children growing up in camden today. it's dangerous.ost every other night. these kids want more. they don't want to be dodging bullets for the rest of their life. my name is tawanda jones and my mission is to empower the youth of camden university through this drill team. what i try to do in order for them to go to the right path is i simple. you instill discipline. drill team is a facade to bring these children in because it's something they love to do. once i have them, i introduce them to the college life. css changed me a whole lot. my dad was shot and killed. my dad passed, i stopped going to class. i started hanging with the wrong people. >> did you complete your hoe homework? let me check it. >> without her, i don't know where i would be. >> in camden, the high school graduation rate is 49%. in my program, it's 100% graduate. we have never had a dropout. >> my grades now, i have a gpa of 3.0. i want to be a sports manager. >> we need to take back our city. most importantly, take back our youth. let them know we care about them. >

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. >> so a big part of the economic challenge at this point is the misallocation of camden. the way the center and local governments interact. the reliance of local governments on real estate on land sales for 70 to 90% of the revenues. that's why you have them taking the land from the farmers illegally and you have that social unrest. so all of these small areas of reform have huge social consequences. and these are precisely the kinds of issues that they need to deal with. >> so something we'll watch for on tuesday. that's when they release the policy. >> they'll release on it tuesday but i think it is important to bear in mine, that's stage one. stage two is releasing the policy. stage two and three are putting the policies in place and implementing them. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> tonight news hour weekend debuts the pension peril. a public television initiative that will shine a light on the more than $1 trillion shortfall in funding for public employees' retirement benefits across the country. we'll explore what it means for retirees and taxpayers. examine ho

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. >> camden yards is where the baltimore orioles play now. on over to the next stop on our tour. >> well, scotty, this is our other building. this is kind of like a state sports museum. it's called "sports legends," but we got a little bit of babe ruth in here, too. come on. i'll show you around. >> maryland's great teams and athletes are showcased here. but mike and i were on a mission, so there was no time to huddle. >> [ chuckles ] >> we walked right past all kinds of amazing displays... on our way to something even more amazing. >> a place that you will remember for the rest of your life. come on in to this room. this is kind of a special space. it is called "the archives." and this is where we process all of the 10,000 artifacts that we have in our museum, but the stuff that gets put into safekeeping comes back into this room, which is the vault. so come on in and we'll take a look at the vault. >> the vault is jam-packed with sports history -- from the recent past... >> cal ripken's cleats are here. >> ...to way back when. football play

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today we take to you camden, new jersey, one of the most dangerous cities in the u.s., where 42% live around. ♪ >> it's very hard for a child growing up in camden today. it's dangerous. you can hear gunshots almost every other night. these kids want more. they don't want to be dodging bullets for the rest of their life. my name is tawanda jones and my mission is to empower the youth of camden, new jersey, through the structure of drill team. what i try to do in order for them to get on the right path is simple you instill discipline. drill team is the facade to bring these children in because it's something they love to do, once i have them, i introduce them to the college life, and camden, the high school graduation rate is 49%, but in my program, it is 100% graduate. we have never had a dropout. we need to take back our city and most importantly take back our youth, let them know we really care about them. i don't think people really understand how important it is to have these children succeed. ♪ when you do this, you get great rewards. it's better than money. >> it's not a bad cho

♪ >> it's very hard for children growing up in camden today. don't have an alternative, like they're forced into the streets. >> hop, hop, hop, hop! >> we're in the middle of chase street. this is where most of the drug dealers stand. this is where the most of the homicides happen. this is the street i live on. this is not one of my favorite streets. there's some people in here that don't want to kill people. there's some people that want to be something when they get older. >> come on! one, two! drill team is so good for children as far as the discipline and the structure. >> that's how you want things to be in your life. on point, intact, decency and in order. >> november 2011, my dad was shot and killed. i went from as and bs to straight fs. i started getting into a lot of fights, hanging with the wrong people. >> we all have a responsibility to these kids to extend that hand and say, baby, i'm here, you're not by yourself. >> she's like my second mom. >> did you complete your homework? let me check it. who else had homework tonight? >> with

a crash a camden and curtner. >> thank you. 5:19. three men foun guilty of are going to prison for theest of their lives. it killed 37 peopl and injured 180. a russian ns agency says a court found theen guilting and theniving him an explosiv the bomber's brother who said he knew snowing about the attack was sentenced to 10 years. >>n bangladesh one dea and dozens injured as activists cash. in a noor day strike the strike is aim at forcinghe prime minister to resignnd form a caretaker government. the latest violce, 18 people in demonstrations in the last two weeks. >> a major stepo end iran nuclear arms program. television reporting a deal for expaed monitoring has been ached italks, this one is a cocalled road map including access to a heavy watery act and mine. the negotiaons between iran an world lears street resume some time next week a. preview of a investigative unit repo. we investigatene of san jose's busiest firstations, labeled as the canr station. cancer i a well known risk for firefighrs but calling one at the firetation h

. >> those guys set me down and, you know, we went back on youtube and looked at camden's post-game interviews'm looking at it and i'm going oh, my god, and i couldn't do nothing but just, mm, because i see what people see, how they are viewing me. when they see this selfish playing, when they see this little childish, you know, temper tantrum that i was throwing, i'm going that's why people look at me like. >>> hold on to something, tune into a special friday night edition of "49er preview" right after this newscast! deny dense,dan scoota interviewed. >>> the raiders left for new york today. 7 point underdogs left without runningback jerry mcfadden because of an injured hamstring. he can't stay health they and practiced all week. that means jennings has to step up. defensive back hayden is out, as well. he hurt his hamstring on wednesday. >>> stanford 26 oregon 20 but the game wasn't that close. the 5th-ranked cardinal had more rushing attempts than yards on the ground. that was a beatdown. gaffney a record 45 carries for 157 yards. oregon runningback deanthony thomas dropping 40 points on st

. >> from camden, new jersey. >> reporter: turning the tables on a traditional awards show. >> i'm notthis room and none of us, as heroes, stand alone. >> reporter: cnn heroes put these everyday people center stage. ♪ i want to see you be brave >> reporter: it's a star-studded event with a few surprises. and the heroic ending that you don't want to miss. >> 2013 cnn hero of the year -- >> reporter: a night to gather together to celebrate the human spirit. >> so, there is so much more after the announcement of the big one, the cnn hero of the year. don't miss the incredible act of generosity that brought the audience to its feet. it's happening on sunday night. let me tell you, when i say no one in the room expected this, i was there. and i'm here as living proof to tell you, we were all absolutely gobsmacked, star-studded tribute at 8:00 pm on sunday on cnn. >>> sending messages from afghanistan to their loved ones back home. but when are they coming home? many were supposed to be home next year. now that could change. questions about when our troops can come home from afghanistan, nex

obtaining a confession at the cost of the investigation this is what happened in the little town of camden in arkansas in early august two thousand and six when the body of eleven year old caylee was found in the small hints. she had been suffocated using a plastic bag. after a botched investigation detectives determined the murder had to have been inside the house. in fact only katie's mother melody and twelve year old brother thomas were inside. when the police arrived the military was hysterical while thomas seemed quite calm. cool been thomas' moya believes the police became fixated with his behavior which they judged as to come and convince them that thomas had killed his sister. well the. science technology innovation and all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. but. i would like to know that you know the prize is the only industry specifically mention in the constitution and. that's because a free and open prize is critical to our democracy schreck albers. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our g

. >> the pride of camden, new jersey!raditional awards show. >> i'm not the only hero in this room, and none of us as heroes stand alone. >> reporter: cnn heroes puts these every day people center stage. it's a star-studded event with a few surprises. and the heroic ending that you don't want to miss. >> the 2013 cnn hero of the year -- >> reporter: a night to gather together to celebrate the human spirit. >> cnn heroes an all-star tribute airs sunday at 8:00 eastern. >>> earlier we asked you to tweet us some of your unique thanksgiving traditions. you came back with a lot. here are a few of our favorites. theresa tweeted the turkey is in oven for the smell, caterer delivering one, will eat later. learned my lesson. hash tag, can't cook. jordan sent a whole turkey wrapped in bacon. i'm coming over to your house right now to share that with you. we received several turkey displays with vegetables. here's a pretty one. and a unique tradition, mismatched holiday socks and a faithful friend napping at his feet. and chris twee

up next, camden, we have a problem. is rotten in the kingdom of soup. >> later on the retail smack down. the name to watch this holiday. but, first of all, bill griffeth, a sneak peek of what's coming up on the "closing bell." >> we're watching this market right now. markets moving higher again. will this be the day the dow closes above 16,000. anything is possible during the last hour of trading. united, continental announcing a $2 billion cost hp cutting plan. does that mean that layoffs could be on the table? that man, ceo jeff smisek will join us exclusively coming up. is nelson peltz behind dupont's move to spin off its performance chemical unit. we'll hear from ellen kulman coming up. >> we look forward to seeing you at the top of the hour for the last hour of trading day on "closing bell." more "street signs" coming your way right after this. [ male announcer ] this is kathleen. setting up the perfect wedding day begins with her arthritis pain, and two pills. afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain

. >> the pride of camden, new jersey. >> reporter: turning the tables on the traditional awards show. room and none of us is heroes stand alone. >> reporter: cnn heroes puts these everyday people center stage. it's a star-studded event with a few surprises. and a heroic ending that you don't want to miss. >> the 2013 cnn hero of the year -- >> reporter: a night to gather together to celebrate the human spirit. >> watch it all this sunday at 8:00 p.m. i'm ashleigh banfield. have a great weekend. "the lead" starts right now. >>> what's a few missing teeth if you can get an ipad mini for under $200? i'm jim acosta. this is "the lead." the world lead. tensions racheting up between china and japan. china seizing a bigger air space and japan making it clear that it won't respect that. u.s. forced to pick a side. >>> the politics lead. brand new polls giving us a snapshot of 2016. you may not be shocked to learn who's in the lead but the runners-up is where it gets interesting. >>> and the buried lead. it's been nearly 50 years since j.d. salinger last published anything but now the stories

. >> the pride of camden, new jersey. >> reporter: turning the tables on a traditional awards show. >and none of us is heroes stand alone. >> reporter: cnn heroes puts these everyday people center stage. it's a star-studded event with a few surprises. and the heroic ending that you don't want to miss. >> the 2013 cnn hero of the year -- >> reporter: a night to gather together to celebrate the human spirit. >> after you watch that sunday night at 8:00, i want to invite you to start watching me monday night. you can catch me at 11:30 p.m. eastern, 8:30 for you west coasters. it's a new show we're calling "in case you missed it." we'll take a look at the day's best moments on and off your tv screen. watch me from 2:00 to 4:00 eastern, then in prime time. for now, thanks for being with me. happy thanksgiving. jim sciutto takes it from here. >>> a very happy thanksgiving here in the newsroom. what better way to show your loved ones you're thankful on this holiday than abandoning them to go elbow a stranger over a blu-ray player or big hugs elmo? black friday madness spills over into the ho

my daughter-in-law got to camden ranch for her spa treatment.el: well nice -- kelly: well, she owes you one. [laughter] listen doyle, you're still going to get a great prize, you and a member of our studio audience will receive a five year subscription for netflix valued at more than $500. so please pick a number between 1-211. michael: 1-211 doyle. caller: 56. kelly: 56? [cheers and applause] michael: ok! l right doyle, thank you for play playing. congratulations young lady! when we come back, the very funny seth meyers is here. announcer: still ahead on "live" we talk with gabriela isler, the newly crowned miss universe. from the new film "mandela: long walk to freedom," actor idris elba. coming up next, seth meyers. [cheers and applause] michael: hello! hello! kelly: hey, on tomorrow's show, from "the voice" adam levine will be here. michael: and colby smoleders will be here also. kelly: and a performance by the rock group daughtry. [cheers and applause] he's "saturday night live"'s head anchor, weekend update and now a married fellow. please

. >> george norcross hails from camden county, an insurance executive, and he's built this modern suburban started in south jersey, was instrumental in helping launch jim florio's bid for governor, and since expanded throughout the state. he's probably the most powerful democrat in the state. more powerful than some say than any elected official. and christie and he had -- christie had started fostering alliances with him early on in the -- quietly, early on in the tenu tenure, and because george norcross commands such control over an influential block of legislatives in both houses, his close high school buddy is a senate president, he also -- the leadership of the assembly, he had control there, the senate majority leader was one of his people, so has immense control over the legislature, to christie realizing that quietly -- >> what is george norcross get from chris christie as being his partner? >> the biggest thing he got was the reorganization of higher education, which was a long sought norcross priority. and what that did was create a new public research hub in south jersey, with a