, reyes laments the changes. >> camden was so sweet. you walked down in camden, people on our side, we used to live with -- leave our doors open. our police on the sidewalk, you can't do that now. >> camden is a snapshot of urban decay in america. but a population of 77,000, camden has lost more than one-third of its residents since 1950. rated the poorest city in america, more than half of camdenites can, its effect deadly. >>> just before we arrived, a woman was shot in her living room, the bullet came right through her window. >>> camden, more than 170 open air drug markets serving users who mostly lift in the suburbs. compounding the problem was a corrupt and ineffective police force. ill-equipped to handle the epidemic of crime. be and rampant absent absenteeism. >> camden police chief scott thompson just oversaw what was called the biggest police overhaul in the u.s. too broke, it fired all of its 240-plus officers, dissolved the force. and let the county replace it with a bigger, cheaper police department. thoms rehired some -- t

we're in the middle of north camden.most dangerous neighborhood in the most dangerous city in america, right? but when you look around today, there's nothing that felt any different than what you might experience at a community outside of camden. >> reporter: three years ago, brian morton did not spend his saturday mornings like this. in 2011 his hometown of north camden, new jersey, was the poorest and most dangerous city in america with a murder rate 12 times the national average. camden's streets and parks were the province of dealers and j k junkies at a time when budget cuts had laid off half the city's police force. >> we locked ourselves into our homes. >> reporter: that year in 2011, morton decide stod start the north camden little league. journali isis isist kathy wrote for the latest issue of "gq." >> how am i going to overcome? by playing baseball. and it worked. >> reporter: in the first year morton hoped to get 60 kids on the field. three years later, 500 kids from in and around north camden ages 5 to 19 are

san jose southbound highway 17 camden avenue a report of a brushfire. first reported near 280.n't find any smoke. looks like it's closer to 85. the entire san jose area 101, 280, 85 everybody moving along at top speeds. >> thank you. 5:39. beating the odds with the heart of a warrior. next, heat an 11-year-old bay area boy not let league major heart surgeries stop him from achieving a dream. >> what just released 911 calls are revealing about a woman's night in miami high-rise with colin kaepernick re i look, i sea and a congress standing in the country ready way.ove forward... their budgets are late; jobs bills are stalled... and special interests run rampant. as an economics teacher at stanford, i know education means good jobs. so here's my plan: i'd start teaching computer coding in public schools right away. open doors for women in science and technology. and prepare young people for middle class manufacturing jobs. i'm ro khanna and i approve this message, because change starts with us. san francisco, effort bay, and all of the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >>> 5:42. ice

my grandparents moved to camden in 1938, so i spent a lot of time growing up there. growing up is, in my case, an ongoing process. [laughter] my uncle reid lived in camden. he passed away just a month ago. and i miss him greatly. he ran the public -- the buckley school of public speaking. and lastly and perhaps, yes, certainly most importantly -- though i have the very good sense to marry a south carolina girl who is with us, sitting demurely by the exit. [laughter] whether katie showed good sense in marrying me is, well, let's not go there. katie went to medical school here in columbia, and her grandfather was a very distinguished south carolinian. his name was elliott springs, and he was from fort mill. he was a classmate of the aforementioned f. scott fitzgerald at princeton. a yankee institution of allegedly higher education. [laughter] and when the great war broke out, he volunteered as a fighter pilot and shot down a considerable number of huns. fockers. that's a technical airplane term. [laughter] eleven kills, actually, to be precise. and then he came home an

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the campus is on camden avenue in san jose. candles will be provided and people can also feel free to bring their own. >>> hundreds of people in the east bay sent a message to the victims of the shooting and all students at ucsb. organizers passing out candles saying it's a way of standing up against darkness and evil. people wrote on the banner that will be sent to ucsb and a large number of people in the crowd wore swurt sweatshirts. one woman graduated in december and once lived with one of the victims, katie cooper at her sorority. >> for everything i did, she always loved me and that was pretty amazing of her to be able to do that. >> flags at all uc campuses will remain at half staff until sunday. >>> thousandsf people took part in the unique tribute to the victims off the santa barbara coast. kayakers and others formed a circle in the ocean in memory of those who lost their lives. we'll continue to cover the story as it develops. any time we're not on the air, head to our website for the very latest information. >>> moun

. >> camden yards is where the baltimore orioles play now.er 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 players, o

about to be nekkid possible ethiopia over medicated children and other study just released shows that camden young adult. i heal our nation initiating fair in anti depressants especially high levels or sing a higher rank of felt now is this because of their state of mind before hand and mental state before hand or to the drums played a role well i think there was a warning before the land instead the anti depressants main piece of concrete but thinking of somebody suffering from cd yet calm themselves as the transfer of some fall either but boy does the talented passionate so this is sad that this backpack is that biden doesn't have the choice and this is what did the best way to cool on a demon and it was some key status within kids and so confident. i want a scathing anti depressants it usually is on with the team that showed when i'm thinking about the dolls of teaching and so this item status and the thesis that is this a sense because the skin is so fun. but again i think youtube a sale a week or sometimes and he lays on me that this is an oversight that has been professional such as th

. >> next, camden taylor parker. born in chattanooga, tennessee. parents marina and brian offer this advice to new parents, the bags under your eyes from all the late nights are well worth all of the cuddles. so true. >> next baby of the week is adelyn jeanne smith, born with a full head of hair, from manahauken, new jersey. the mom tells other new parents, it is okay not to have it all together. >> doing good, mom. our final johnson's baby of the week is mylah haley bazile, born in alan, texas, on april 29th. joins a big family, six other siblings between the ages of 8 and 22. >> lots of baby-sitters. >> congratulations to everybody. if you want to submit your baby, go to klgandhoda.com. >> we got a big, big show. if your kids have been begging you to get a pet, we got what you need to consider from costs to care. >> and puppy love at first sight. it's been one year since they've seen each other. >> a service dog and its trainer. i'm on break sweetheart. you know you don't have to put up with this. ...those annoying period symptoms. general pain r

resident of the albany balled tree city of albany recently paid a group of homeless will leave that in camdenofficials say it's part of the legal settlement bald residence what offered relocation assistance and three thought thousand dollars all in exchange for vacating that space. some homeless people move from albany to berkeley. but amber with sen stayed behind. she says she fought a bitter fight standing up to the city of albany now she says she still being forced to leave not only that also not taking the city's deal. >> : what are today was the fear of ethical deadline. for me to be out of such a small amount of money $3,000 is not much. >> : possession doesn't know where she's heading next but she says some place where she won't be pushed aside. a story only see on kron for the tech reporter shows hebei area high-school using new technology to enhance their your book. technology or his way into every sector of our life changing everything even the old classic year book. the high school first in northern california to implement augmented reality into their year book. after the bucks pas

the couple's first child, camden, was born in august of 20-12. here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... this picture of willow smith is making a lot of people angry. the 13-year-old daughter of will smith and jada pinkett smith posed for the professional photos. >> karen: as at the right picture? now i see it. i was looking at the guy. just keep going. >> they show her laying on a bed next to her shirtless friend, 20-year-old actor moises arias. the pictures were posted to his social media sites yesterday. many people, especially parents, are saying they're inappropriate. this is our universe... as imagined by astronomers and computer geniuses. a team at harvard and m-i-t spent three months, and used 8 thousand computers, to develop the most realistic simulation of the known universe. it has virtual galaxies, virtual black holes, virtual dark matter... everything the *real universe has. but scientists admit, the simulation is limited by what is currently *known about the universe. >> that looked like a little bit of star t

getting word of a grass and brush fire. 17 near camden. some of the grass and the trees burning.tment is on the way so you may see some delays because of that. 5:33 let's go back to the desk. >>> we just received new information about the breaking news we first told you about a half hour ago about a fire until berkeley. we just learned the building that caught fire is a clothing store. it is near the uc berkeley campus. ktvu alex savidge just arrived on the scene. alex. >> reporter: well this is a fairly small fire now under control. it's right here on college avenue right next to russell. this is the clothing store that 'cuz damaged this morning. you can see some of the damage. it was mostly contained to this front wall and the window seal area of this clothing store that is called slash. fire investigators are still out here right now. they are going through and trying to get a sense of exactly how this fire started but it was generally contained to this front window area and didn't burn through that entire store. it was called in just about 4:30 this morning bring a convenient

camden, brandon. anna. good to see you. >> are you real? >> yes, i am. i get your picture? >> how are you, sir? good to see you, patrick. >> i'm ryan. >> i'm karen. i'm so excited. >> give me a hug. >> oh, oh! can we get a picture? this is like the best day of my life. >> you got to get in here. >> come on, ryan. pat, do you want one, too? >> they'll take it, they evening take it. oh, my gosh. someone is going to think you're wax. >> the president normally can't take a walk like the rest of us. so when he does, it's a lot of fun to watch. finally tonight, your take on the washington redskins name controversy. 57% of you said yes, it should change. 39% said no. and 4% are undecided. got a lot of comments on both sides of this issue. it's just a name. don't those senators have better things to do? just asking. thomas says while i think they should change the name, i think it's more important to take care of our vets that are in need of care. well, thanks for voting and please continue the conversation on our facebook and twirt pages. thanks for watching. i

john is up from camden town, missouri on our line for veterans. caller: i think blaming shinseki for this is ridiculous. the fault belongs with congress. i will give you a good example of how congress works. -- yesterday you had a republican on there from texas, i cannot remember his name, discussing this same problem. the moderator read a report stating that each representative -- each doctor in the v.a. had a list of 2000 patients he was responsible for. this congressman said, that is not too many. there are doctors with 10,000 patients. of silly to me. i got out a pencil and paper and in 30 seconds i figured out that if a doctor had 10,000 patients, he works 365 days a year, 10 hours a day, each one of those patients would get 30 minutes of his time a year. notproblem is congress does know what the heck is going on. care and they politicize everything. our: if you want to see interview yesterday with jeff miller, you can check that out .n c-span.org we also interviewed sheila jackson-lee. in terms of other members of theirss tweeting out reacti

northbound 85 at camden, that crash not a major one. is going to be busy as you drive through 85. it's not as bad as other days. 280 is slow near 17 and 101 is especially slow into mountain view. 80 and 880, some traffic times here, 80 steady from the carquinez bridge to the maze at 33 minutes. it's 8:32. let's go back to the desk. >>> we have developing news in san jose. new information about an overnight shooting that left a young father dead. it's the second homicide in san jose in less than 24 hours, and this one happened a couple of blocks away from an elementary school. janine de la vega joining us live from san jose. you talked to family members just a little whiling a janine. >> reporter: that's right. the family is grieving. they spent the night at the hospital and talking to police. they say that -- the aunt says her nephew lives here on gridley street. her nephew went to get gas. on their way back someone shot in the car and fired at them. when they arrived they couldn't find the victim at the scene. the family had taken him

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fromceived his ba dartmouth college and received his jd from rutgers camden school law. he holds a degree from new york university. the next witness is mr. patrick. ofis founder and chairman rural media group, inc., the largest provider of multimedia content dedicated to rural and western lifestyle. he doesn't wear a tie. his representative asked if he should. we said we wanted him in his natural state. [laughter] if you are saying he does not have a tie on, it is the prerogative of the chairman. >> thank you. group is a parent company of a number of multimedia companies including 24-hourthe first television network dedicated to the needs and interests of rural america. for that, he was director of sales for superior livestock auction. prior to joining superior started a he was -- company in nebraska that introduced 2000 satellites to the midwest. before that, he worked on the chicago mercantile exchange as a commodity broker. he graduated from sam houston state university in huntsville, texas. we welcome you. our next witness, david shafer. -- schaeffer. he is founder o

he received his ba from dartmouth college and received his jd from rutgers camden school law. he holds a degree from new york university. the next witness is mr. patrick. he is founder and chairman of rural media group, inc., the largest provider of multimedia content dedicated to rural and western lifestyle. he doesn't wear a tie. his representative asked if he should. we said we wanted him in his natural state. [laughter] if you are saying he does not have a tie on, it is the prerogative of the chairman. >> thank you. >> rural media group is a parent company of a number of multimedia companies including rf dtv, the first 24-hour television network dedicated to the needs and interests of rural america. for that, he was director of sales for superior livestock auction. prior to joining superior livestock, he was -- started a company in nebraska that introduced 2000 satellites to the midwest. before that, he worked on the chicago mercantile exchange as a commodity broker. he graduated from sam houston state university in huntsville, texas. we welcome you. our next witness, davi

. >> when kal ripkin broke the game record the president was at camden yards doing play-by-play on thele and we all heard the president in his excitement holler, go, baby. i remember commenting at the time, i bet that's not the first time he's said that. >> okay, to be fair, that was from a different annual dinner, it was the radio and correspondence dinner. you wouldn't be excited about any dinner. but as much as bill clinton hated it, he was pretty good at getting a laugh. at his final dinner, he was the star of the memorable veed vid owe that predicted him as a bored guy trying to pass the time as the second term ran out. >> joe? anybody home? >> i wish i could be here more, but i really think bill has everything under control. >> honey, wait, wait, wait, you forgot your lunch. >> i think his legacy is going to be the natural environment. improving the green spaces of our country. . >> clinton's successor knew how to get a laugh. here's george bush performing with an em percent nart back in 2006 after vice president dick they cheney had accidentally shot someone on a hunting trip. >

john is up from camden town, missouri on our line for veterans. caller: i think blaming shinseki for this is ridiculous. the fault belongs with congress. i will give you a good example of how congress works. -- yesterday you had a republican on there from texas, i cannot remember his name, discussing this same problem. the moderator read a report stating that each representative -- each doctor in the v.a. had a list of 2000 patients he was responsible for. this congressman said, that is not too many. there are doctors with 10,000 patients. of silly to me. i got out a pencil and paper and in 30 seconds i figured out that if a doctor had 10,000 patients, he works 365 days a year, 10 hours a day, each one of those patients would get 30 minutes of his time a year. notproblem is congress does know what the heck is going on. care and they politicize everything. our: if you want to see interview yesterday with jeff miller, you can check that out .n c-span.org we also interviewed sheila jackson-lee. in terms of other members of theirss tweeting out reacti

people have to go to camden, new jersey, south side chicago, and fresno, the artists always there.is so powerful, you can be a part of that. words can be a part of it and we get that message everywhere. if i could be governor i would make sure there's a park in a vinnie neighborhood with access to the arts. >> host: from california, high, and. simon? i think -- >> caller: from california. >> host: please go ahead with your question or comment for author luis j. rodriguez. >> caller: my wife is the mexico--mexican nationals, between mexican americans and mexicans. in her view the world, when mexican-americans, a person from mexico like they are americans and when they are around americans they become mexicans. and like, i have had mexican-americans, you are not mexican even though your wife, your mother is from mexico, your wife, you are white. i wondered if you had any ideas about that and subjected to that during his life and one short comment. when i was in school in the 60s we studied the aztecs and mines and spanish missing systems, that was a school that was different from the

you have to go to camden, new jersey and north philly and south side chicago and they have to go to east l.a. and fresno and see how the artist is always there and we need the spaces to let them come out. i think it is powerful and we can be a part of that and we can get the that message everywhere. i would make sure there was a policy every neighborhood have access to the arts. >> host: simon is calling from california. hi, simon. simon? >> caller: yeah. it is -- >> host: please go ahead with your comment. >> caller: my wife is a mexican national born in mexico and exposed the gap between mexican-americans and mexicans where in her view the world is like when mexican-americans are around a person from mexico it is like they are americans and when they are around americans they become mexican. and i have had mexican americans accuse my kid you are not mexican even though your mother is from mexico you are white. i was wondering if you had ideas about that or been subjected to that. and when i was in school in the '60s, we studied latin american and that was a school at oxnard so maybe it

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 when 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. and that's one of the things that had me so excited about that one is that technical it's. technologically beyond the control of politicians and all in all it's can be a wonderful wonderful thing it's going to lift so many people out of poverty all over the world and if the politicians try and stop that that's on them that's then committing evil trying to prevent people from improving their situation in the w

obtaining a confession at the cost of the investigation this is what happened in the little town of camdenin arkansas in early august two thousand and six when the body of eleven year old katie was found in the small dose. 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 when thomas's moya believes the police became fixated with his behavior which they judged as to come and convince them that thomas had killed his sister. war is probably the most complex human activity. in the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder. kill a bunch of people you don't know if their families are really us people. reading. this some shoots my brother in the leg not intentional because again because it was night times four in the morning even the best even the mesh shoulders. are going to make mistakes this is

our correspondent peter only that is in camden right now closely following the events as that unfold let's not get the latest from the hands of mostly saying that . right now we are just expecting and waiting to see mole clashes between rioters and riot police what we've seen is a series of explosions going off a police police are trying to clear out the squares you can see the people who are in peace moving in very forcefully here now we're going to have to get inside. all that's. all that is that is we're seeing a policeman now hitting a somebody who's on the floor right there. seems to be. many many people driving sacks full of stones making most of cocktails heading up to that area where i say put police on riot is separated by a wall of fire that would be a colossal optimist that we think we would see any more violent clashes here it's pretty. much a speech held about peace and many thanks indeed for that report and trying to be careful. that's. right as he looks like this set of trying to hold this particular part as long as they can and it all depends on what kind of the the r

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 katie was found in the small dose. 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 any 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 when thomas's moya believes the police became fixated with his behavior which they judged as to come and convince them that thomas had killed his sister. we will give it up we will stand for europe the white europe the traditional europe for the free nations europe but. we should be arresting all those terrorists in kiev and stood all of the presidential candidates the military junta the nazis who gave orders to kill their own people just because their culture and their views in different. ways what will slow those we have to live in peace with brothers we shoul

location of production the end result is to prunes is to produce the detroit and and cleveland and camden new jersey and all of that and the rest of us wondering whether what happened to those former centers of business is what's in store for all the rest of us if this logic of the abandonment of the united states by the large corporate sector is allowed to continue it's the third world is ation of the united states actually in the in the two minutes we have left what would be your policy prescription. well you know i'm tired of the old ideas of let's regulate is let's pass a law it won't do we've tried all of that we've been there we've done it now is the time we have to face the need for bigger decisions and the one that i favor is to change the organization of our enterprises to stop making them undemocratic places where a tiny group of folks at the top major shareholders of boards of directors make all the decisions they're the ones that are firing people they're the ones that are moving out of the country they're the ones that are not paying taxes they're the ones that are hiding the

about greenwich connecticut the hamptons and new york and beverly hills and california it's about camden new jersey that's a city that is striking distance from new york you have three thousand abandoned buildings there and not one movie theater there's two hundred open air drug markets they're ok and there's only two supermarkets kids fourteen years old are going to school with guns for protection living and rat and roach infested neighborhoods with prostitutes and drug addicts on the corner and everybody that at the top thinks that there's nothing wrong with that that this system is good the way that it is and it's not good the way it is it's noisy ating and sickening that we allow this stuff to go on to our noses and nobody's doing anything about it it's a really big problem when you have this country income inequality is rising faster here than anywhere else in the ruled ronnie that sounds a lot of talk about the companies that you blacklist and starting with amazon well i told you amazon is you know you have the day before christmas and millions of people going to their computers th

camden who is my little redhead. and then cayden who is our little baby man.'t know what i would do if i was to have them all by myself for one day i would go bonkers. she does it every single day. she really is my best friend. i can tell her anything. i can talk to her about anything. please been through three births, two deployments, two cross-country moves and yet she has a smile on her face and a kind word to offer. people tell us all the time that they don't know how she does it. i do know that's because she's the most amazing woman that i've ever met. i'm ever grateful i could call her mine. >> we should have brought the tissues for that. you weren't expecting that? >> no. >> were you expecting chris to be here today? >> no. >> if i told you he was here today, would that be a little surprising? oh, look who we have. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> so your husband planned this whole thing, he wanted to surprise you and honor you. he wrote us this beautiful letter about you. and this is a mom who really needs a special recognition for mother's day. >>

a slew of accidents from camden, polar road and even homestead.n the next half hour. we will see you then. and also make sure to stay tuned and take a look at some of our girl scouts. glad you're with us. >>> >>> welcome "today" on friday, may 16th, 2014. i'm willie along with al, tamron, and natalie. got a lot coming up. another song from mariah. can't wait to hear that. >> mice. >> all right. we want to show you this picture posted online. it's gone a bit viral. this is at a hardware store. this is the paint aisle. husbands must have a note from their wives before selecting colors. >> thank you, whoever put that up. >> whoa! >> hold on! what if we reversed that? >> let her explain her side first. >> my husband, he'll redecorate when i am out of town. i was in sochi and he had pull up things in the middle of this office. >> that's not redecorating. >> it's a hazard. you hit your head. >> did he repaint any room in the house? >> no but he gets rid of things and throws them out. >> you've got issues that have nothing to do with paint. >> did he get

. >> next born in chattanooga, tennessee, named camden taylor parker.ix other siblings between the age of 8 and 22. >> lots of baby-sitters. >> congratulations to everybody. if you want to submit your baby, go to klgandhoda.com. >> we got a big, big show. if your kids have been begging you to get a pet, we got what you need to consider from costs to care. >> and it was puppy love at first sight but it's been one year since they have seen each other. >> a special reunion for a service dog and his trainer coming up after this. oh, look at those puppies. mornings should be easy. new eggo bites are ready right out of the bag. packed with flavor, they're a tasty part of a complete breakfast... they're the easiest eggo ever. leggo my eggo! if there's a way to take corn on the cob, and make it even better with a packet of hidden valley original ranch? well...i'm all ears. ranch corn hidden valley it. cold wind, and pollution can make all skin sensitive. that's why simple cleansing wipes are made to be kind. tough on makeup, gentle on skin. simple. the sensitiv