deray, take care. we are going to end this panel now, give them another round of applause and to alton stirling's mom but think this panel, deray mckesson, we really appreciate you as well as professor nicole gonzales and i am going to move and you may have this seat. for your panel. the seat is yours. >> by deray, nice to see you. i meet up with deray in the strangest places, last time was colorado. the national headlines and up, we all end up consuming them but they start with obviously our local newsrooms so we are going to move now to have a conversation with our local newsroomjournalists . we are joined by teri arvesu, the director for univision in chicago. art holiday who is the ksc k tv anchor in st. louis and andre brooks who wasexecutive producer at kg tv in dallas . we will start with you jerry, we've been speaking about chicago. kind of, how long have you been in the news director? >> i've been news director for three years now. >> and they have been a pretty intense three years area so let'

blue lives matter in america. >> larry: okay deray. you know something about black lives matter.you have to be so anti-cop. >> you know the movement is projustice. and we believe that police officers has been held accountable in every city and every state across the country. so it's not anti-cop but it is projustice making sure all public servants are accountable to law at all steps. >> larry: why do you think it's so easy for people to believe this. >> people who have been at the status quo, sheriff clarke is an example. so many people want to defame the movement because they don't want to live in a world that's ungist. >> it's a weird thing because we've been all kind of conditioned to be believe that black equals bad. like even in our language when we say like blackmail or black cat or black list. like it just, that's the way we're positioned to think, you know. >> that's the go-to position anyway. they did it with all the civil rights movement, they did the same thing. it's not hard to demonize us. have you watched the news in america. every news channel you watch is black pe

deray mccassan took the action to protest the arrest of demonstrators there. the protest last month followed the killing of a black man by a white officer. >>> the "new york post" reports a roundup of suspected mobsters from four of the city's five crime families. federal authorities made 46 arrests on a variety of charges, including loan sharking. police say some of the suspects have colorful nicknames like tug boat, fish, and nicki the wig. >>> "variety" says an updated peter rabbit movie is in the works and feeting the host of our late late show james corden who will have a lead voice in the production. the classic of the children's tale will contain live action and animation. >>> the "boston herald" learned that sasha obama landed a summer job. she is working a takeoff window of a seafood restaurant on martha's vineyard. the 15-year-old is accompanied by six secret service agents who the island off massachusetts. >>> coming up, the war on so-called cliff bait. facebook takes steps to weed out misleading headlines in its news. i love you so much. that's why

the seat is yours. >> bye, deray. nice to see you. i meet up with deray in the strangest places of the last time it was colorado. okay, so the national headlines end up, we all end up consuming them but we obviously start with our local newsrooms. so we're going to move now to have a conversation with our local newsroom journalists. we're joined by terry, the news director for univision in chicago. art holiday, who is a ksdk-tv anchor in st. louis. andre brooks, executive producer of kktv in dallas. [applause] i will start with you, terry. we've been speak about chick embow. so kind -- chicago. how long have you been the news director? >> news director for three years now. >> three years? >> yes, three years. >> they have been a pretty intense three years. so when, let's just take the situation with the laquan video for example. what was your policy, what did you decide to do, knowing what you were going to have in your hands, what you would have to put on the news and understanding the role that you play within a city like chicago? w

among them, black lives matter activist deray mckesson. >> i remain disappointed a baton rouge policeent part of the pattern, you would have to stick your head in the sand and say that this thing here wasn't fueled by this vile, vulgar movement. >> with guns drawn the undercover officers surround the red pickup truck they had just fired up on. >> we are heartbroken for the families, like mine. [speaking spanish] >> they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime. they are rapists, and so i assume are good people. >> the bottom line is the way the race is used in this case is permitted. it can be used in some cases. >> i understand the anger and the frustration and distrust of law enforcement. but they are not the problem. the problem is the lack of open discussions about the impact of race relations in this country. >> all right. let's introduce -- we need a microphone. >> i am a bit loud. i'm from brooklyn but i can't count on the. we are now joined by police commissioner kevin bethel. please give them a round of applause. [applause] >> i think we should start with the detroit polic

among them, black lives matter activist deray mckesson. >> i remain disappointed a baton in the batonouge police. that is part of the pattern. you would have to stick your head in the sand and say that this thing here wasn't fueled by this vile, vulgar movement. >> no justice, no peace. ♪ with guns drawn these undercover officers surround the red pickup truck they had just fired up on in this neighborhood. >> we are heartbroken for the families, like mine. >> [speaking spanish] >> they are bringing drugs. they are bringing crime. some ie rapists, and assume are good people. >> >> the bottom line is the way the race is used in this case is permitted. the bottom line is the way the race is used in this case is permitted. it can be used in some cases. >> i understand the anger and the frustration and distrust of law enforcement, but they are not the problem. the problem is the lack of open discussions about the impact of race relations in this country. [applause] >> all right. ok. all right. let's introduce -- we need a microphone. >> i am a bit loud. i am from brooklyn but i can't , cou

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