as african american students still struggle as was i think di kated in an earlier statistical presentation, people like miss marshall are being moved, are pushed away from the community that needs her. as i stated two weeks ago, she was unfairly evaluated and i declare that her evaluation must be null and void and the director of the access and equality must be removed and are disciplined accordingly. thank you. >> good evening everyone. i am here in support of -- my name is carolyn mcdaniels and i'm a product of the bay view hunters point as well. and i'd love to talk to these folks that just left here, but i wanted to say that miss marshall -- this young lady that just left, i call her my daughter. our daughters all went to school together. miss marshall taught them how to run programs when my daughter graduated from high school. she not only ran the summer program for the bay view hunters point baptist church, she also ran an after school program. she was -- they were the first ones to be involved in the african american parade and i've always been with her as the parents. i support her

kate snow for us in tel aviv. thank you. >>> back here, the widow of eric garner who died after an apparent chokehold used on him by an nypder is demanding justice on behalf of her husband. >> my husband was not a violent man. not in any way, shape, form or fashion. he only yelled at me. he didn't yell at nobody else. and he was a quiet man. but he's making a lot of noise now. >> and now another video has surfaced. what happens to have happened in this one, an nypd officer approaches a man who's being pinned to the ground by another policemen and raises his foot to stomp on his head. on friday that officer was put on desk duty. i'm joined now from los angeles by msnbc legal analyst, faith jenkins. faith, thanks for being with me on this sunday. >> hi. >> there is now another conversation happening. it seems like we have one of these conversation or a variation of this conversation every few years in this country about police brutality. when we see videos like this, are we getting the full story, though? >> well, i think what you're seeing is more police officers and their behavior being exposed. as you know, craig, i was a

died in the service of their country and families. we will start with the tolling of the bell over there. [bell tolling] >> and now, the names of the women. annie baesche, brawler,d, lizzie brosnahan,gan, kate collins,ows, emily bridget dunn,s, haran,arris, margaret lacey, hall, eliza mcelfrish,d, sally mchuwen, pinky scott, ann margaret yanson. 15 are buried beneath the monument. are buried in an unmarked common grave in the roman catholic cemetery, the mount olivet cemetery about a mile or so afterwards. at this moment, i would like to kelly who placed the market on the north side of the monument to permanently etched the names of the women here. . thank you. [indiscernible] just tell what you did in public that. y, the nationalll chairman for veteran affairs. i'm representing the national board today. it is an honor and privilege to do so and assist in the dedication of this marker which we placed here last year. i know some of you were here as well. remembering the sacrifices these women made, we keep them alive. we keep their memory alive. it is an honor and pleasure to be here to take part in this exercise today. thank you. [applause] >> as erin said, this money on -- monument was the

died of cancer. the city officials plan to plant a new tree in november. >> just an unfortunate event. >> yes, it is here's your traffic and weather with kate. >> good morningverybody. we will start off as we do with your pollen report at this time. levels are higher out there here today guys as we continue to keep high pressure in place for generally one more day. this is in advance of the next approaching cold front. we will see levels drop off tomorrow, with some rain moving through to wash it away but grasses plantain and nettle are your primary concerns. friday and saturday high pressure builds back in. levels will spike backup again. storm scan three clear for now we have stormy weather off to our west at this point but we are seeing bubbling up here. see that on the radar, one little bubble of thunderstorms start to ignite toward pitberg and that will be our story. it is a waiting game, further inland, western most suburbs towards poconos we will storms first but then in the meantime we will heat up easily here lower 90's expect, more humidity too with sunshine before the storms start to move in. you can also expect to see maybe a lingering shower in

died. we have the latest. >> your "new day" continues right now. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan> quick check of the day and off we go. good morning and welcome to "new day." it's thursday, july 17th, 8:00 in the east. this was supposed to be the moment the humanitarian truce between israel and hamas was tested. instead, hamas broekz it hours in, hours ago. breaking this morning, hamas violated what was supposed to be a five-hour period of calm by firing tree mortar shells into israel. >> the two sides agreed to hold their fire, the reason so that people in gaza could replenish essentials in a peaceful environment. the israelis say hamas militants tried to infiltrate israel during this period by sneaking through a tunnel as the truce began, a day after four kids who were playing soccer on the beach were killed in an israeli air strike. let's bring in cnn's ben wedeman. he's live in gaza. what are you experiencing on the ground? are you seeing exchange of fire? >> reporter: no exchange of fire at the moment, chris. what we're hearing is the exchange of horns, car horns in the stre