which is so different than the videos featuring eric garner, philando castile, and so many more.e these videos people like me thought just recording cell phone footage of cops doing unjust things would lead to justice but time and time again we found out it doesn't. cops and people acting like cops get away with murdering black people all the time. so in these new videos the people aren't just recording and waiting for the cops to show up, they're getting involved. >> you seriously would call the police on a child? >> pure bystanders, more upstanders. in so many cases the cops don't have to get involved. and if they do sometimes it's just to comfort the snowflakes. you'll be okay, becky. while the stuff in these videos might be okay for some of you white folks, my people have been talking about these stories since that famous boat ride. so this episode white folks, i'm inviting you to the conversation. welcome to the black people meeting. please don't bring your potato salad with the raisins in it. now, if we're talking racism, we can do this in any city in the united states. kin

to her, thank you for sharing your story, a story of injustice you and your family and your son, eric garner, should never have ever had to bear. and we will keep fighting for eric. we will honor his memory and all those that are taken from us by abuses of power. we will not forget eric, and we will not forget the stories of those who are speaking out. mama gwen, your voice is truly a catalyst for change, and i thank you for that. i speak to you mother to mother, and i hope that we can make sure that not another person ever bears the pain of losing a child such as you have or such as i have. until you suffer the death of your child, you can never truly understand the depth of iniquity and inequality that we still face in this country. and i vow to you that we will take action. we will hold people accountable when they have the power to do right and choose instead to devalue life. and when our systems are failing to those who abuse power -- excuse me, and when our systems are failing to hold those who abuse power accountable, we must see to it that these systems change. s it is imperative our

eric garner's death.be heard saying i can't breathe repeatedly while he was being taken down just before he died. pantaleo filed a lawsuit. used to appeal a decision made by a local agency by the state of new york. the new york city law department says it will stand by the decision to terminate pantaleo telling fox "we will defend the administrative law judge's finding and recommendation and the police commissioner's decision." the next step is the new york state supreme court. transferring the case to the appellate division for brief oral arguments. this is not over yet. >> dana: laura ingle, thank you. three quarters of americans say religion is important in their lives but so far there's no sign of religion playing a role in the democrat a primary. most candidates skipping any mention of faith, god, or religious police. jonathan morris is a box mr. bidart, theologian and ethicist. great to have you here. i wanted to read you from a columnist in "the new york times" who wrote this. "the candidates retic

shirt this is in support of eric garner a new york native 2014 found himself victim of police brutality was placed in a choke hold and a video went viral of him begging them to stop but he later died of his injuries now one more example which we have is him supporting fellow n.b.a. superstar steph curry now off the golden state warriors won the n.b.a. championships last year they were invited to the white house steph curry said he didn't want to go and braun james came out in support of him as well now what this this tweet here shows is he's not afraid to take on the big boys they get no bigger than donald trump and the bron james is more than happy to lay his political views down on the line in front of that sort of person but when it comes to trying to potentially the games jane is this a case of selectively applying social justice based on where the money is well this is certainly what his detractors are saying you know it's all well and good campaigning for social justice on home soil if you're just going to go the complete opposite way when china cumnock you know china of course is

it's for eric garner.t's for antwon rose. >> today's victory gives a sense of hope and possibility and justice to the many people who were killed by the state and did not get any form of justice. >> reporter: the verdict marking the climax of a case that's captivated the nation for more than a year. >> breaking headline out of dallas at this hour. >> the police call it a very unique case. >> reporter: fueling a national conversation about race, police transparency and one officer's use of deadly force. >> no justice, no peace! >> reporter: last september, amber guyger was returning home after a 132 hour shift. she lifted in 1378 on the third floor. directly above her in 1478 was botham jean's apartment. the st. lucian described as a ray of sunshine. >> botham had a love for everyone. >> reporter: jean was an accountant and an active member of the church of christ. ♪ the spirit of the lord >> reporter: that fateful night, he was home watching tv and eating ice cream. guyger entered the apartment saying it w

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bureaucracy who banned the selling of, the sale of single cigarettes which led to the horrible death of eric garnerve that bureaucratic, stupid law, that person would still be alive. what he's doing, as you say the confiscation fantasy puts people in arms way and people will die. this goes to the bigger picture of how you can become a libertarian. you have to ask yourself, how many conflicts were the result of decision made by someone who knows his hands will never be dirty. you think about whether it is syria, whether it's guns, whether it's the drug war. do you feel strongly enough to do it yourself? do you d feel strongly enough to confiscate opioids or guns or go to syria. it turns you into a libertarian externally fast. >> juan: in australia, they did do a ban and it worked. >> emily: in this country, it's treating the symptom, not the problem. he's not addressing the epidemic of young people taking their own lives and streaming at doing all of this for the attention, the horrific aspects, the components behind the shootings. he is just talking about the weapon. >> juan: coming up, dana perino

asked him about the "mothers of the movement" -- the mothers of trayvon martin, michael brown, eric garner, and other african americans killed by police -- who had just taken the stage at the dnc. >> keep in mind, i have a nephew who sadly died five years ago being robbed. i went to visit his room the next day and his brain was splattered on the wall. he was 20 years old, student at old dominion university, and he is dead. at 20. i could really relate to those women because when a child dies for what, you mourn could have been. but i think -- the reason why that was so important and powerful is so that people ununderstand just trying to get understandause and the pain, or try to understand it. those women were very bold. what they did was they took their pain, turned it in to a -- pain, passion, purpose. i admire them because they have taken that pain and how they're trying to help other mothers not have to go through what they have gone through. amy: have you ever been stopped by the police over the years? >> many years. keep in mind, when i was younger i got stopped a lot more. i will ne

we live in a two-tiered ecosystem where poverty has been criminalized, we live in a city where eric garner was strangled to death by new york city police for allegedly selling loose cigarettes, which he wasn't, on the day he was killed. in fact, he was not dodoing ananything. and then wall street, which has essentially rewritten the rules. so my worry about impeachment -- which i'm not against impeachment -- is that people see it as a panacea. i think many in the democratic party, in particular in the liberal class, have personalized our problems in the figure of donald trump. in fact, the malaise runs much deeper -- this is what i spent the last two years doing in my book -- the rupturing of what the sociologists call the social bonds. the disenfranchisement of well over half the country, the inability of them to actualize themselves, and acting out in self-destructive pathologies, whether that is he groups, the opioid crisis, gambling, sexual sadism, et cetera. go ahead with impeachment, but if we don't begin to address the underlying malaise and disenfranchisement and rage -- and legiti

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. >> the mother of eric garner who died five years ago during an arrest where a new york city police officer used a choke hold, went before a house committee to talk about policing practices. she was joined at the judiciary committee witness table by the reverend al sharpton and former professional tennis player, james blake, along with law enforcement officials. they answered questions on ways to improve policing

eric garner was killed by an officer. love my neighborhood and my i love my neighborhood and my community and new york city. giuliani, if you look up online goresmanhings, like louima, and investigations by the hague, he was being looked into right before 9/11 happened. that saved his career, like many he deserves to be in prison. he is proving himself to be andsonous, quite honestly, the mayor before him, jenkins, he was a great mayor. he was doing great things for our city and your caller who it doesically much of come down to racism is absolutely true, and you can go online, you can look up the past history of giuliani and before 9/11, he was almost going to prison. that former mayor giuliani is going to be a constant figure in the upcoming 2020 election. in a story printed by politico, it points out that giuliani is going to be used by democrats as a foil against president trump. bit of that little story. america's mayor is now a punchline, fundraising tool, and political shield for joe biden. with rudy giuliani emerg

entire country and instead of standing up the way they stood up when the problems they had with eric garnern't shoot and other issues in our country and taking on our president at every turn, not showing up at the white house. they have gone radio silent on this. ainsley: steve kerr and popovich of the spurs have been disdainful for the president they don't like his policies. steve kerr with gun control because his father was killed in beirut. when he was asked about it, this is what he had to say. listen. >> in all the years that you have gone to china and the teams have gone to china, has it come up that the nba's business interests in china are at odds with a country whose human rights record is not in step with the united states? >> it has not come up in terms of people asking me about it, nor has our record of human rights abuses come up either. people in china didn't ask me about, you know, people owning ar-15s and mowing each other down in a mall. the world is a complex place, and there is more gray than black and white. brian: there is a huge difference between the similarities, the