jon dugan as well. you can see that great historic pedestrian lighting, which we only have on taylor street and a small part of golden gate. i did not know this, but when he was a cao, ed lee got those installed on taylor street. the mayor also has a plan that would restore 135 historic street lights to the tenderloin. that is an incredibly important thing for them, from an aesthetic and from a safety point of view. we are also one of the darkest neighborhoods. this is important. you can see how nice those are. imagine how nice they would look through the neighborhood. i also want to introduce leroy looper who goes back to the 1980's with us in the tenderloin. nothing that any of us are doing would have started without leroy's vision when he bought the cadillac. we always need to appreciate them for their contributions. so without further ado, i want to make -- introduced a person who made this possible, mayor ed lee. >> great podium. i am happy to be here. happy to celebrate these wonderful murals that

the dugan family will locate in north beach. i have been a patron of the original joe's for many years. i want to specifically thank the piano and fight -- piano fight theater. thank you for starting the wonderful theater. i know you will be asking for a grant. you have been a wonderful partner in looking out for the start-ups and helping them along, helping to identify where they can be and how they can get started. we both started the arts foundation at the corner of sixth and market. there are so many people to thank tonight. i wanted to begin with this list, the freshest efforts to start up. it is a signal to you that we want to thank you all for reinvigorati this central market with your arts activity, innovation, enthusiasm. there is not going to be a store front available in the next year. it will be filled with arts, people, and businesses, and residents who will come to celebrate this. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> it is friday. who is excited to be a san franciscan? it is wonderful to see everyone here.

the violence erupting amid community anger, following the fatal police shooting of mark dugan, a 29-year-old father of four. >> we want justice! >> what began as a peaceful protest outside a police station took a turn for the worse as demonstrators started attacking police officers, looting stores and burning cars. around 35 police officers were injured. for "teen kids news" i'm laura >>> one of the great things about getting a little older is that you get to go out on your own, but just because you're old enough, doesn't mean you're safe enough. as amanda reports, you need to develop your personal safety skills. or as we call them, "street smarts." >> reporter: what's wrong with this picture? you guessed it. texting isn't only bad when you're driving, it's not safe when you're walking, either. not only is this girl annoying people who have to get out of her way, she could be setting herself up for some serious trouble. being aware of your surroundings is serious business. the national center for victims of crime reports 12 to 24-year-olds are more likely to be victimized than any other age

where of course it all began it all spots up as a result so that the shooting of a man called mob dugan what the building you can see being demolished behind me was set on fire by jesus on the first night of these troubles and these communities in which the violence is taking place are hugely socially deprived there's nothing for young people to do around here i speak to youth worker in clapham yesterday he told me that people are on their summer holiday and would you rather sit and watch the television i would you rather go out and lisa shops and she said even she knows which one she choose you know people out for excitement essentially and and and i just looking for something to occupy themselves in that hole in that level of occupation is being exploited by other people who are who are coming in and older people older criminals who are coming in and so i sing them to violence at least that's what she told me say really really large social problems and it's time when when the u.k. is spending an awful lot of money a broad base in libya and in afghanistan and that's the subject of my r

of a dream team on the russian soil meanwhile many aspers believe that signing an so will bring the dugan study football club on to a new level in the international world of football. in a culture of it right there and up marina with a business. hello and welcome to business here on artsy gold which has suffered the biggest drop since late two thousand and eight after hitting every record peak of nineteen hundred dollars earlier this week that precious metal lost some shyness the comics exchange rate the straight in margins by the most in over two and a half years and that was to curb the volatility but similar caution from a voc ago it says lucent hundred dollars in forty eight hours doesn't the seven mean the fundamentals have changed. people have to realize that you know prices of any assets they go up they go down the correct things don't go up and up forever and that includes pool we've had a huge rally in the gold price in the past week and so it's only natural that there's some correction. so clearly i think what you're seeing is with the trading activity the noise as you call it i

mark dugan, a 29-year-old resident of totonim was shot and killed by police.t have many details. it's an investigation that has been ongoing. his family feel there was excessive police force and they are very upset and they held a protest. it was a small and peaceful protest but somehow that generate into a full-blown riot with pitch battles with police and building and cars set on fire. it went from that to sporadic looting on sunday night and looting and more fires on monday night. people are wondering how long is this going to go on and are we going to see it happen again? >> we will keeping following it with you. atika shubert, thanks. >>> emotional day for more than 30 troops killed in chopper crash over the weekend. the bodies of those killed are taken to dover air force base in delaware. in the meantime, new questions raised about that attack that took their lives. cnn's barbara starr is joining me from the pentagon. what are the new details you have for us? >> reporter: we do now there is a full investigation under way about what happened, but a real i

who did not shoot first, the young man mark dugan. do we know if there is something else underlying all of this which caused a spectacular reaction? >> i think the short answer to that is no. we know the proximate cause. as you said of the first violence in the north london suburb. where this young man, ate now appears, did not fire first and was killed by a police bullet. and that most commentators and politicians understand. they don't condone it but it wasn't that surprising. but this explosion of violence that has followed appears to be basically using what happened more as an excuse than an explanation or a real cause. what we have is.... >> ifill: one of the things we do here-- and i'm sure you're doing the same thing-- is say what about the austerity measures? is this happening mostly in poor neighborhoods who felt unduly affected by this or is this just random? >> i think it's not so much poverty as just a deep disaffection. i mean some of the rioters have been poor. in some areas they've been disproportionately black. in othe

they say allegedly between dugan and police officers in london. a bullet, they say, was found lodged in a police radio of one of the officers. duggan's family planned a protest march. that's when 120 people marched through the area and that apparently, when night fell, started the violence and the eruptions. so two police cars now have been torched in northern london. this is the cunningham location near a metro station there. friends and family organized the protest because they said, quote, something had to be done and the marchers wanted, in their words, justice for the family. they are not happy with the shooting. they say that the victim was not violent. they say whatever this means, that he was involved in things, according to friends and family, but that he was not an aggressive person. police say there was an apparent exchange of gun fire when they tried to arrest 29-year-old mark duggan when he was in a taxicab, a bullet lodged in a police officer's radio, they say. that caused his killing. the family then prompting to have this type of p

some people lost their homes as the mob set fire to buses and buildings, this after mark dugan a suspected gang member was shot dead by police on thursday. jon, dozens of policemen have been injured, 160 people arrested, most striking some people are saying is the extent of the damage done to property and people are worried that this could break out again for a third night in a row. that's the latest from london, jon. jon: it seems to be a growing trend in that country unfor the this the lee amy, thank you. jenna: we have many, many big stories ahead for you throughout the next two hours, including new details about a tragedy in afghanistan. a helicopter crash that killed so many members of the elite fighting force of the navy s.e.a.l.es. we'll have the latest on that coming up from the pentagon,. jon: the financial fallout on wall street, the dow down 244 points right now. that is a little better than it was. it's spreading around the world. the s&p's downgrade of the u.s. credit rating a big part of it. what it means for our economy, and for your bottom line. we'll go in depth. [ drew ]

we still haven't had a firm statement of the exact circumstances in which mark dugan died and that isly what fueled the disorder last night. and sometime in the next couple of hours we may get that kind of detail and if that is to happen it may have a big bearing on the events of tonight. but as the night begins to fall a lot of people are very concerned that there may be a report of the kind of looting and burning of shops that we saw last night. >> shannon: martin brunt live from london on the riots there. thank you very much for the update. >>> twitter and facebook can help you stay safe. ing local police departments have been using social networking sites to keep residents in the loop. casey stegall live in los angeles to tell us more. hi, casey. >> we live in a world where so many of us put our personal lives out on the worldwide web. post our pictures to facebook and tweet what we are doing, maybe even where we are having coffee and dinner but criminals are also doing the same thing and law enforcement are using that to their full advantage. in fact, they are using the social ne

his name was mark dugan. all of this happening within london. this man was shot to death inside of a cab on thursday. dan, to you? >> yeah, it looks like police are about to slowly move forward. you can see the dog handlers and police dogs are here. at the end of this road where there are blue lights flashing. i don't know if you can see down there. there are a lot of people gathered. a lot of looting was going on. people are walking out with tvs and so on. it does look like the police are about to move in. let's swivel this way and you see the police coming out with lawn shields. their training is incredibly realistic with this kind of stuff. they do it fairly regularly with this kind of training. with petrol bombs they will use those to keep this as real as possible, the training that they do. the reality on the ground is so blud. >> he's in southeast london as these riots continue. first time, broad daylight. all linked to the shooting death of this 29-year-old father of 4. the prime minister leaving his vacation in italy to be part of this i

we also have myrtle beach tea party chairman joe dugan. where is joe? there he is. are the man, joe. we are glad you are here. where there any other local dignitaries? you are all dignitaries as far as i am concerned. my goodness, we are glad you are here. just a moment. >> carolina patriots conservative group. >> yay. we have wealthy in our midst as far as i am concerned. anyone else? we have my next-door neighbor who drove all the way from minnesota right here. thank you, guys. yes, ma'am? the school board. karen, thank you. we are glad you are here. we have my former law school classmate over here. hello. it is good to see you. say it again. jerry mcdaniel is here. what is your title? p.r. person for the model beach tea party. i would say you are pretty good at what you do. we are surrounded by dignitaries. we have another one right here? john canulo, brunswick county vice chair. we are glad you are here. thank you for what you're doing. we are all going to come together in 2012, are we not? we are going to make happen right here in myrtle beach. this is the cent

we also have myrtle beach tea party chairman joe dugan. where is joe? there he is.joe. we're glad that you're here. were there any other local dignitaries? you're all dignitaries as far as i'm concerned. goodness, we are glad that you're here. >> carolina patriots, conservative group. [applause] >> yay! we have got royalty in our midst as far as i'm concerned. anyone else 1234 we have my next door neighbor who is drove all the way from minnesota right here. thank you guys. applause yes, ma'am. the school board. thank you, i'm glad that you're here. we have my former law school classmate. lenore is here. lenore is here. good to see you.