let me let you hear in dr. lena abdullah and connie perez and torre russell of hands up united in ferguson, missouri. >> black lives, they matter. >> black lives, they matter, here. >> black hives, they matter, here. >> black lives, they matter, here! my name is malina abdullah. i'm an organizer with black lives matter. i want to thank the honorable minister farrakhan for having us and all he has done to struggle for the liberation of black people. i'm honored to be among those of you that have struggled for decades. i'm honored to be amidst those of you who like my father were here 20 years ago for the 1

dr lena gathers with some city workers, on a mission to stop the onslaught you have murders. since becoming the health commissioner. dr when has faced two crisis, an epidemic of heroin use and a spike in homosides. dr wen may be new to baltimore, but no stranger to the urban realities of drugs and soils. >> i grew up in rough neighbourhoods. we experienced gun violence nearliry every day. growing up i felt unsafe walking on to the streets. my family suffered drug addiction, homelessness, and i saw every day the same problems that our community in baltimore faces. >> the big story that always makes stories out of baltimore is violence. how does the homicide rate connect with problems facing the city. >> we see violence as a public health issue, meaning that there's a way to prevent it. there's a way to intervene and treat it, and there's a way for us to not must see a person as a perpetrator, but we are all victims of drama. >> one way dr wen's office is trying to address the trauma is through the safe streets programme. >> safe streets. >> where veterans of urban life try to c

let me let you hear in dr. lenap united in ferguson, missouri. >> black lives, they matter. >> black lives, they matter, here. >> black hives, they matter, here. >> black lives, they matter, here! my name is malina abdullah. i'm an organizer with black lives matter. i want to thank the honorable minister farrakhan for having us and all he has done to struggle for the liberation of black people. i'm honored to be among those of you that have struggled for decades. i'm honored to be amidst those of you who like my father were here 20 years ago for the 1 million man march. black lives matter is a growing movement. the night that george zipper mm was acquitted for our son, our brother, trayvon martin. it is sybrina fulton and tracy march thin that birthed him like mike brown jr. is the child of mike brown jr. and leslie spaden. andrew joseph jr. is the son of andrew joseph sr. and my cousin, deanna hardy joseph. they are all ours. they are ours. as african people, we know it is not biology that dictates relationship, it

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