because cedric speaks to the issue of trust. it is so important to when you have police policing the community, some level of trust and respect between the community and the police. that starts with knowing exactly what happened in this instance and every instance, and when ever you get the federal government involved, there is a sense ta there is some outside source that is doing to review everything. it is not going to be politics. it is not going to be business as usual, but it is going to be an investigation that is predicated upon the facts, predicated upon the circumstances and allows the chips to fall wherever they do. so in terms of what the investigation will reveal, we don't know. we do know that the federal government, a few weeks ago has launched the investigation to look at the prak patterns and the practices of the police conduct, and the interaction they have with the community, and what if anything can be done to restore that trust, to restore that integrity and to build the gap between the community and the poli

so this is cedric alexander. this is going on on a residential street in san bernardino, california. you can see law enforcement experts behind those armored vehicles moving very, very carefully, cautiously to try to determine what, if anything else, is inside that suv. >> absolutely, wolf. they are going to take a great deal of precaution. i agree with tom. it's really very hard to tell exactly what they are doing in and around that vehicle right now. but the appearance may be, it could be one, maybe two bodies inside of that vehicle. but they are going to proceed very cautiously because they really have time on their side. now, with the cloak of darkness moving in, certainly makes it a little bit more challenging for them, particularly if they are going to still be looking for another suspect out there. but i think as time begins to pass, we're gaining more information about how this may end up coming to a close. >> let's hope it does come to a close and there's no more deaths, injuries. evan perez, our justice

and cornell brook, dovetail for me on the notion that cedric alexander talked about the challenge that communities face and i don't have to explain to anybody least of all you who was just arrested after protesting what happened to laquan mcdonald yesterday in chicago. i am showing the photograph of the tweet that you sent out of you and your colleagues basically in the police van having been arrested. >> yes. >> the question i have is there is an effect that has been dubbed the ferguson effect. many people are arguing over whether it is real or whether it isn't, but it is cited by executives as high as colleagues of president obama in the highest levels of the federal government as being real and as being a problem. the problem being that the police officers are pulling back out of fear that they are the next officer who becomes the poster child for excessive force, et cetera, and causes a city to divulge into chaos. in a city like chicago, they cannot afford the ferguson effect, because it is a city in this nation that cannot afford a ferguson effect, but what has happened today, is

i had that set to cedric, not siri. you know, always read that apple thing.ow, look, i know today's weather is irrelevant in the grand scheme of things, but ted cruz is wrong. the planet is getting warmer. stop it. and you can't say, "facts and evidence matters" in your climate denial speech. that's like having an affair with the babysitter and in the middle of something vehicles you whisper to her, "monogamy is very important to me." something's just off about this guy, though. even behind the scenes. listen to his strategy for daily with trump and carson's attacks. >> my approach has been to bear hug both of them and smother them with love. >> hmm. smother them with love? are you talking about affection or murder? my approach has been to strangle them with respect, and then mutilate their corpses with goodwill. and then stab them in the heart the way jesus would have done. something's just awkward about him. like when he tries to be relatable, and use humor, it comes off like this. >> of course, in texas we cook bacon a little differently than most folks. m

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look at the cedric chapman case, that will be reviewed in january, january 13th or 14th, i believe, andvideo released as well. a lot of people are saying that the city should brace themselves, because more videos are going to be compounding over the weeks as dozens off families have come forward to say that the practices in chicago have been going on for quite some time, and now all of the family members are saying, look, there is a problem here in chicago. and to be in the city council chambers and to the listen to mayor, and he got quite emotional talking about the changes that need to happen in the city, and really addressing the public, and for the first time he was taking it on his own, and he said, it is going to stop with me. that is when you saw a lot of the city councilors become emotional and he looked directly at the people, and he said that he faulk talk ed -- he talked t former gang members about respect and how he wanted to see the city move forward and he wanted the city to be treated the same. he wants to see the city to move to that mantra to make sure that everybody in

cedric, to you now, as you were watching all of this, you are a man of the law and have been doing it for years, this is pointing away from terrorism, to her it is a mental health issue, what is your assessment of this? >> considering the fact we have three people involved not -- >> possibly three. >> possibly three. potentially three people, that certainly does lead me to other ideas as to what may have occurred here. but here again, don, it's still early in this investigation. once the identifications of these persons that are made, there will be background checks that will give us other information that will tie into possibly as to what their motives may have been. this is very per electioning case in the sense how often do we see in the homeland potentially three suspects involved in such a heinous attack on innocent people. but it occurred in san bernardino. they went in and hit hard, hit fast, were not engaged by security or police and they got out of there. but what else is confusing in this is that they did not go very far from the scene of the crime itself. and that in and of

seeing the rebels along with dave rice, tony sanchez and football assistant cedric light up - and for a few time stopping moments....the smiles return....the laughter fills the air and all is right in the world. ike nwamu: it's really a big deal to be able to come here and hang out with the kids, lighten the mood a litte bit. mike hughes, jr.: to actually make a difference and give them a fun day to feel nice about themselves and not think about their health for once. it's nice. this is the 7th year unlv student athletes have visited sunrise children's hospital. it's organized by ken thomson - host and longtime las vegas resident....who knows first hand how hospital visits help kids after watching his brother suffer through cancer. ken thomson: i love that side of the athletes. because we all want our teams to win every single game but at the end of the day just seeing that there's more than just wins and losses, there's more to the community and when you get these guys and gals involved it's important. the rebels got just as much out of the experience as the kids. ike nwamu: it kind

this time of cedric chapman, an unarmed black teen and carjacking suspect who was shot and killed by police in early 2013. the city's argument in court? the release could taint a jury pool, and among other things, be misused by the media. but the chapman family attorney points to the recent release of the laquan mcdonald and ronald johnson videos and calls on the mayor to make the chapman video public. >> if they want to come out and really lead the charge that he wants change, here's the opportunity. >> reporter: in court, the judge said there is a lot of interest in this, and for good reason. but decided not to release the video for you, pending a review of the law by both sides. in a statement, the city's law department said the city of chicago clearly needs a new policy around releasing videos that accounts for all issues and we're working on it with the help of the recently appointed task force. the mayor has replaced two city officials in less than two weeks, including the police superintendent. but as the protesters march, they say the mayor should be next. >> he said the buck

cedric, the question becomes what needs to happen for it to be better?ow high do you have to go on change and how much of systemic change is needed? >> you'll have to go way to the top. at the end of the day, certainly the mayor is the ceo. you have a state attorney there as you just heard joe say who had eyes on this. there are a lot of people who have their fingerprints on this video, chris. and it really would have to start at the top of government. you have a community there in chicago, residents of that community who don't feel safe, who don't feel they can trust their local leadership. and that in and of itself is a problem. >> you think rahm emanuel has to go? >> i think that's going to be left up to the citizens in chicago. it's very clear to me, here again, i will be straightforward about this, there are a number of people who have their fingerprints on this. you cannot solely hold gary mccarthy responsible for a lack of integrity that should have been demonstrated from the top of that city all the way down to the last person hired. that is a re

. >> reporter: still will fall to cedric to marvelous, scattered showers and they do show up on our model so they we should make note of that >> reporter: gust at 45. when they're 25. another concern is being went the strange trees. --another concern is the wind damaging the trees. >> reporter: so we will make note to for the forecast for the short term. . a lot of cloud coverage. maybe a few rays of sun. but also scattered showers in the north vapor it will have more later on in the broadcast. pam? >> pam:there you can find information about sandbag locations and other ways to prepare for the upcoming storm. >> pam:ahead at eight. >> pam:peninsula police. on the hunt for a man posing as a police officer. who they are looking for. >> pam:alarm on campus,. >> pam:after a man gets inside an east bay elementary school. where he was found. >> pam:and next. >> pam:a crucial vote tonight . that could determine the future of where the warriors will play,. >> reporter: tim, this decision came down in the last 30 missile is breaking as i speak. the announcement voted down. >> reporter: one step cl

seeing the rebels along with dave rice, tony sanchez and football assistant cedric cormier walk into the room....eyes light up - and for a few time stopping moments....the smiles return....the laughter fills the air and all is right in the world. ike nwamu: it's really a big deal to be able to come here and hang out with the kids, lighten the mood a litte bit. mike hughes, jr.: to actually make a difference and give them a fun day to feel nice about themselves and not think about their health for once. it's nice. this is the 7th year unlv student athletes have visited sunrise children's hospital. ken thomson - host of sports x radio - and longtime las vegas resident....who knows first hand how hospital visits help kids after watching his brother suffer through cancer. ken thomson: i love that side of the athletes. because we all want our teams to win every single game but at the end of the day just seeing that there's more than just wins and losses, there's more to the community and when you get these guys and gals involved it's important. the rebels got just as much out of the exper

seeing the rebels along with dave rice, tony sanchez and football assistant cedric cormier walk into the room....eyes light up - and for a few time stopping moments....the smiles return....the laughter fills the air and all is right in the world. ike nwamu: it's really a big deal to be able to come here and hang out with the kids, lighten the mood a litte bit. mike hughes, jr.: to actually make a difference and give them a fun day to feel nice about themselves and not think about their health for once. it's nice. this is the 7th year unlv student athletes have visited sunrise children's hospital. it's organized by ken thomson - host of sports x radio - and longtime las vegas resident....who knows first hand how hospital visits help kids after watching his brother suffer through cancer. ken thomson: i love that side of the we all want our teams to win every single game but at the end of the day just seeing that there's more than just wins and losses, there's more to the community and when you get these guys and gals involved it's important. the rebels got just as much out of the exper

morning, everyone, kobe bryant in his last game in boston didn't want gifts, video monday damages, but cedric the lakers bet the celtics last night 1129-104, the lakers it's their 6th win of the year. >> playing his final game in boston, number 24 kobe bryant. >> a nice ovation from the celtics fans, kobe went out and couldn't make a shot. his legs just aren't there anymore after missing first shots he, mostly from point blank range, he saved his best for last. lakers purple and gold. jae crowder with the three to end the half. boston was down by two. celtics found themselves out by 10. marcus smart out of nowhere. and the hard fall. what a play. into the 9th. the boston got within 2, bradley who kicks the pocket, goes the distance. celtics going to pull off a come back, who is going to make the big shot? you guessed it. kobe from 25 feet away, the 3 point dagger, lakers win 112- 104 the final. felt great to get booed, it's like, you know, the recognition at the top of the game and then as soon as i touched the ball they booed us. i'm home. you know, it felt great. >> brad mar chard is going

let's talk about it with conditional cedric lleyto. wh -- colonel cedric lleyton is it realistic? >> i think we have to temper it with a degree of realism, that basically tells us this is going to be a really long fight. and i think if they are going to be able to achieve some degree of success against isis they have to do a great deal more than capture territory. they are to hold that territory and change the political equation that existed in iraq before isis was even a major factor. >> this morning we heard from colonel steven warren and he said on cnn, look, it took 600 air strikes, some 2 thousand bombs just to retake ramadi which fell in may. what's it going to take in mosul? walk us through it tactically what's different. >> first of all mosul is much larger. so you are talking about 1.6 or so million people living in and around mosul. so challenges are much greater. the other factors is the ethnic make up is completely different from that of ramadi. and they are a big part of the equation in mosul. when you go in there tactically, what you are going to see that you are goi

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this time it is cedric chatman. he is a black teen from the south side. a carjacking suspect.ot and killed by police back in 2013. but the city attorney's argued that the release of this video would taint a jury pool. that it would be quote, misused by the media. the judge did not rule. he said he was going to give both parties time to check the law. and we asked the city of chicago about this. how the mayor was speaking of transparency this one building and yet city attorneys were arguing against the release of this video in another. and they said they know -- and this is according to the city's law department and they know they need to update their policy about the release of these video but they are working on it. the mayor appointed a task force which we know about. he has also asked two city officials to resign. including the superintendent of police. and pamela, protesters are still out there. and they are saying that yes, the mayor has taken some steps. but they are asking for the mayor to be next. >> rosa flores. we'll have to wait and see what happens. and of course t

i know that there's another video, the cedric chapman video.me people were asking for that video to be released as well as. have you heard about that case? are you following that case also? are you asking for that video to be released? >> we're asking for all the videos to be released. you know, enough is enough. i haven't heard about that video yet, but unfortunately i'm going to do research. if you're talking about the young man who was tased to death in the hospital, i've seen that video, and it was extremely outrageously pissed off about it. i believe that all of these people who was murdered by police needs to find justice. >> reporter: one more thing. you can keep walking with me. i know that one of the things that mayor rahm emanuel was asking for was police accountability. he was calling for transparency. he said, you know, the buck stops with me. do you accept that? would you like for him to stay and try to fix the problem? >> of course not. you know, we already know what he can do behind closed doors. he can hide videos. we're not hav

so that would be the very perverted, demented way of looking at it for her. >> cedric, you've studiedlogy as well behind the attack. how will they determine the dynamics between the husband and wife relationship, who perhaps convinced the other to do this? >> well, as they go back into this investigation, wolf, and more information that they gather, the more it's going to crystallize as to what may have occurred here. we're still operating under this theory that this may have been somewhat of a hybrid attack and that may or may not be true. but let's recognize something. it would take a certain level of a real sick pathology to get to the point to do that type of damage and decide that you're going to just end it all right there. i suspect, quite frankly -- and here's one thing that we have not mentioned that we need to consider as well, too. how do we not know that these were sleeper cells ready to be activated? that is a real concern. was this an arranged marriage or was she doing her meeting with her in saudi, it's been reported already, were there plans going back as far as their

for several days now we've been hearing about the death of 17-year-old cedric chapman. the car theft suspect was shot several times in 2013 by a police officer. >> we are appealing for the release of the video and i am personally going to appeal to judge evans for this special prosecutor. >> the pastor's also circulating a petition expressing no confidence in chicago mayor rahm emanuel. >>> first round of syrian refugees is now in canada. this is video of a military on board. they arrived in toronto just before midnight. the prime minister and other government officials were all waiting ready to welcome them with open arms. >>> a u.s. senate panel essentially denouncing donald trump's plan to ban muslims from entering the you u.s. the vote late last night was 16-4, including seven republicans. the amendment stated it is a sense of the senate that the u.s. must not bar individuals from entering the country based on religion. g.o.p. presidential hopefuls ted cruz and three other senators voted against it. dr. ben carson taking a page from donald trump's campaign playbook.

two men have seen it and say it show in detail the shooting of a black teen cedric chatman in 2013. >ng as fast as he can away from police and he's shot. >> brian kauffman has been fighting for the release of video. >> approximately three to four seconds elapses and the first bullet is fired. and he is dead within eight seconds of getting out of his car and running. >> we saw the commotion where they heard the gunshots. >> lorenzo davis analyzed the video second by second and says this case cost him his job. >> we felt like it was unjustified shooting. >> davis did the review for the city agency that investigates all officer involved shootings called the independent police refuse authority, or ipra, a former police officer himself, he describe what is's on the video. >> they pulled up alongside of that car. >> chatman was running away from the stolen car he was driving when a police officer open fired. >> chapman was running to about here. when he got to this location, there was a gunshot. >> chatman was carrying an iphone box in his happened. the police officer would later say he tho

we've talked to two men who have seen it and they say it shows in detail the killing of black teen cedricpolice officer in 2013. >> he is running as fast as he possibly can away from the police when he is shot. >> brian kauffman represents chapman's family and has been fitting for the release of the video. >> he is dead within eight seconds of getting out of his car and running. >> lorenzo davis analyzed the video second by second and says this case cost him his job. >> we felt like it was unjustified shooting. >> davis led the review for the city agency that investigates all officer-involved shootings, called the independent police review authority, or ipra, a former police officer himself, he describes what's on the video. >> they pulled up alongside of that car. >> chatman was running away from the stolen car he was driving when a police officer opened fire. >> chatman was running along here, and when he got to roughly this location, i would say, there was a gunshot. >> reporter: chatman was carrying a black iphone box in his hand. the shooting officer would later say he thought it was

the pentagon is our pentagon correspondent barbara starr, and insider and author michae weiss and cedricayton, and thank you all so much for joining us on this christmas day. and barbara, we will start with you. how optimistic are the forces that they are gong to be able to liberate ramadi within the next few days? >> well, it is hard to tell, but certainly, they are on the path to getting ramadi back, and we have been talking about the ieds and the explosives, but they seem to be making progress, and the pentagon and the obama administration is optimistic at the moment, and perhaps because it is a very important victory for the iraqis. they cannot afford the lose of course, but also for the obama administration which has been trying to prove that its strategy of training the iraqis to take on this battle is going to work. so a lot invested all of the way around, dana. >> sure is. and michael, the site intelligence group s s is sayin that isis is posting statements that it has inflicted major losses in ramadi, and how much of it can we believe and how much of it is propaganda, because we

for several days now, we've been hearing about the death of 17-year-old cedric chapman. the car theft suspect was shot several times in 2013 by a police officer. >> we're appealing for the personally going to appeal to judge evans for this special prosecutor. >> vanessa: those pastors also circulating a petition expressing no confidence in chicago mayor rahm emanuel. well, she is an award recording artist, who studied at the royal conservatory of music and graduated from harvard university. >> ted: but lisa ostro uses her success to teach students at her own music company in franklin, about the gift of music, and she exemplifies a message of the bring. >> i was teaching guitar and piano out of my living room and she was teaching voice out of her living room and she gave me a call one day and said, hey, do you want to open a music school. i love happening a student there starting to learn. -- having a student there, starting to learn. and i like to watch them grow and i like to bring them through their voice change, or see their technique improve. you know, i was born bli

. >> and we are also joined by law enfor enforcement analyst cedric, and at some point the police doeel what they got out of place and give it back to the owner. i was outside of the apartment yesterday, and they were clearly going over the apartment, and going through, and i assume they feel that they got everything they wanted. >> well, you would assume that, but let me tell you something, i agree with harry on this, because it is really hard to watch. and i have been in law enforcement for a very, very long time and an investigator in dade county, florida, and even being responsible here in dekalb where we have a crime unit who will go in and take pictures and collect evidence. and in situations such as this, this is a major scene, and this is a major event that occurred, and quite frankly from where i sit that scene should have been held, closed, because you never know during the course of your investigation particularly this early when you may need to go back to that crime scene and look deeper into a place or the crevice or the location that you have maybe missed or you may lea

this time, cedric chapman. now, he is a carjacking suspect who was shot and killed by police back in 2013. with city attorneys arguing that releasing the video would taint the jury and would be misused by the media. now, the judge didn't rule. he said he was going to give both parties time to look at the law. now, we asked the city of chicago why would the mayor be talk about transparency in one, and yet, attorneys arguing against the release of theory video. and they said that they had know that their policy on these videos needs to change. that the mayor has appointed a task force that's doing that. we should add that the mayor in the past two weeks has asked two officials to resign, including the superintendent. but you saw those protest videos, michaela, people are saying that the mayor is next. >> yeah, they're speaking loudly. rosa, thank you. >>> for president obama's muslim man now stretching as far as calling together for the gop front-runner to respect the religions and rights of all citizens. still,

we've talked to two men who have seen it, and they say it shows in detail the killing of black teen cedricicago police officer in 2013. >> he is running as fast as he possibly can away from the police when he is shot. >> reporter: brian kaufman represents chapman's family and has been fighting for the release of the video. >> approximately three to four seconds elapses and the first bullet is fired. and he is dead within eight seconds of getting out of his car and running. >> we saw the commotion. >> reporter: lorenzo davis analyzed the video second by second and says this case cost him his job. >> we felt like it was an unjustified shooting. >> reporter: davis said the review for the city agency that investigates all officer involved shootings called the review authority, a former police officer himself, he describes what's on the video. >> they pulled up alongside of that car. >> reporter: chapman was running away from the stolen car he was driving when a police officer opened fire. >> chapman was running along here. and when he got to roughly this location, i would say, there was a guns

so paul ryan's social security plan has a feature, and cedric elizabeth warren has proposed this as well, there is less agreement on entitlement benefit for people with high lifetime incomes. summer with a high lifetime income is probably not depend on social security for the foundation of their retirement. so you can imagine saying to the person, pay more in taxes or we will give you less in benefits. and, of course, right, as in businesses it will target those are the same over the lifetime, extracting from mortality. what's fascinating to me is this polarizing debate about things that mathematically are quite similar, cutting benefits for the rich and raising taxes for the rich. it's the kind of debate we haven't really engaged in for our society. hopefully the next president will do that. >> yes, please. >> we heard about trade policy so i would like to get each of your thoughts on trade policy under president bush. you could argue with a number of agreements he signed when he was pro-trade or the most free trade present with overhead. one of the into place just -- would've implicati

. >> cnn military analyst and retired air force colonel cedric joins me now.olonel. >> good to be with you, carol. >> nice to have you here. let's talk about president obama's meeting at the pentagon. do you think it's just for show because even the white house says not much will come of this. >> maybe they're trying to dampen expectations. clearly, when the president goes to the pentagon, that is a big deal for the pentagon. because it shows that the president is not only interested in what's going on, but he probably wants to send a message to the pentagon work force, all the military services, the civilian employees of the dod. what he's trying to do is basically say, this is my plan. this is my strategy. in essence, he's lobbying them for support. hopefully, he's also trying to get information from them, as well. but it is certainly part theater and part substance, i would say. >> all right. on to what the republican candidates might say on the debate stage tomorrow. donald trump has said in the past, we should carpet bomb isis. bomb the oil fields and let

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and they say it shows in detail the killing of black teen cedric chapman by a chicago police officer. >> he is running as fast as he possibly can away from the police and he is shot. >> he's been fighting for the release of the video. >> approximately 3 to 4 seconds elapses and the first bullet is fired and he is dead within 8 seconds of getting out of his car and running. >> saw the commotion and herd the gunshot. >> lorenzo davis analyzed the video second by second and says this case cost him his job. >> we felt it was unjustified shooting. >> davis said the city agency that investigates all officer-involved shootings, called the independent police review authority, iprra. chatman was running a way when a police officer opened fire. >> chatman was running along here and when he got to roughly this location i would say there was a gunshot. >> chatman was carrying a black iphone box in his hand. the shooting officer would later say he thought it was a gun. >> he did not shout a warning. he did not use his radio to give direction of flight. he simply pointed his gun until he had a cle

cedric lacroix made it 2-1 unh. and then 3-1, and then bats it in for 4-1. an empty net goal in the final seconds and the wildcats win 5-2, the final. they will host dartmouth next friday night. celtics on the road in san antonio taking on the spurs. pick it up in the second half. isaiah thomas pulls up and drains a three, made it a 6-point game. he had a high. final seconds of regulation, crowder a three-point shot that he hits, 2.7 seconds to go, but that's as close as they got. the spurs hold on to win it 108-105. don't forget, the celtics-- excuse me, the patriots are in action this afternoon. 4:25 start at gillet stadium against chip kelly and his philadelphia eagles. the pats are 10-1 and can clinch the afc division for the 12th time in the last 13 years with a win and a new york jets loss. again, that's a 4:25 start down in foxborough. that's sports. enjoy the game. >> you, too, jason. still ahead on news 9 this morning, christmas arrives early for a bartender in ohio. how a casual conversation with a customer led to a generous tip. and now to our u l

cedric, to you. what is the legal basis for that? many of the states have this same thing?a. part of the problem is that they were outside to bring any internal charges to the officers. the problem is some of the officers will remain inside the police department. it certainly doesn't build any trust out in that community where we know that these statements were made. these racist comments were made. these officers are still members of that department. that department is going to have to do a great deal of work being that these officers are still going to be part of that organization. that leadership throughout that department is going to have to do a great deal of work to bring trust now between that department and that community. that's going to be a challenge. >> paige, the black lives matter movement essentially, wants many of these protections lifted within the police union contracts so there can be a building of trust between the officers and the community. in your experience, do these types of things end up protecting officers most of the time or boost public support

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we've talked to two men who have seen it and they say it shows, in detail, the killing of black teen cedrican by a chicago police officer in 2013. >> he was running as fast as he possibly can away from the police and he is shot. >> reporter: brian kaufmann represents chapman's family and has been fighting for the release of the video. >> approximately three to four sections elapses and the first bullet is fired. and he is dead within eight seconds of getting out of his car and running. >> they saw the commotion, heard the gunshot. >> reporter: lorenzo davis analyzed the video second by second and says this case cost him his job. >> we felt like it was unjustified shooting. >> reporter: davis, the review for the city agency that investigates all officer-involved shootings called the independent police review authority or ipra. >> they pulled up alongside of that car. >> reporter: chapman was running away from the stolen car he was driving when a police officer opened fire. >> chapman was running along here. when he got to roughly this location, i would say, there was a gunshot. >> reporter:

. >> cnn lauren analyst, cedric alexander joins me to talk about the decision not to indict the officers your first impression when you heard the decision that was made? >> well, you know, it was very sad. a 12-year-old child lost his life in the park that day. police officers who were assuming that something was there that we learned later was just an innocent child with a toy gun. it's a very sad day. it's a sad day in that community, and i imagine it's going to be a sad day across this country, but the unfortunate part of this is there's loss here. a small child loses his life. a community loses faith and trust in this criminal justice system and its law enforcement organization there. >> so what's the answer in a situation like this? how do you make this system work better? you've got the family of tamir rice accusing the prosecutor of sabotaging the case. so when you have -- when they've lost so much faith in the justice system to that degree, how do you make it better? >> well, that's going to be the challenge. that's not just a challenge in cleveland. that's the challenge right no