city council jumaan williams who reports east flatbush tweeted after one protest.stay the hell out of our community it will only agitate our kids. it's dangerous and counterproductive be responsible or stay away. meanwhile some of the facts of the case. police pocketed two young men. they spotted one young man to adjust his waistband in what they considered a suspicious manner. their words. the suspect broke from group as police approached. the police told the suspect to show his hands. the suspect then pointed a pistol at the police. the officers repeatedly told him to freeze. the officers then fired 11 times hitting suspect kinani gray four times. kimani gray died that night. but a witness said the police did not identify themselves as police wearing badges, that gray didn't have anything this his hands, and after gray went down on the sidewalk the officer stood over him and continued to shoot and after she screamed why so much, the second officer threaten to shoot her. you a 2009 audio tape of the police union delegate recorded by a nypd officer is said to show

reporting from flatbush brooklyn new york marina port night r.t. michael skolnik editor of the current affairs web site global grind thinks there's a rise in police brutality against innocent teams and must be stopped as of right now to officers have been put on a mission a mission to meet their names not be released i think at some point their names will be released and if there is a investigation and if they were in fact was doing wrong i sincerely hope they put on trial for murdering i six year old child but until that point it is an investigation ongoing investigation most of the folks are out there on monday and tuesday night were just exercising their constitutional right to peacefully assemble and to protest and majority overwhelming majority of them were peaceful and were set in sad mourning the death of their friend i support them in doing that until they have answers to the answers that indeed they should approach as they should take into the streets we have a harvell racist policy called stop and frisk i want to stop being an overwhelmin

emerge of the death of kalani gray for the third night angry protesters took to the streets of east flatbush brooklyn. no you can't let you go go go go go that was used to kid what you don't do this was the scene in brooklyn last night you can see protesters enraged over the police shooting of sixteen year old brooklyn resident that happened over the weekend the standoff between protesters and cops turned violent with protesters piling bottles and other objects at least say one officer was hit by a brick fourteen forty six people were arrested be increasingly hostile demonstrations come after an autopsy revealed police shot the teen seven times three of those shots in the back police say gray pointed a gun at them before they opened fire by witnesses dispute this for more on the chaos in brooklyn i'm joined now by r.t. correspondent marina for an eye on hi there marina so can you describe the mood over there things have gone as we've seen a very tense. well there's clearly boiling point that this community is reaching everybody's very angered the crowds. broke out into riots for the past thr

or flatbush community remains to be seen. and speaking of the n.y.p.d.late last week the new york police department hit a milestone the five million stop and frisk the stop and frisk procedure is when police officers stop civilians they suspect of criminal activity on the street and passed them down all without a warrant today in new york federal judge started hearing testimony from a class action lawsuit that calls this practice unconstitutional the n.y.p.d. says that stop and frisk has resulted in decreased violence and that police need to be able to use their discretion to identify and approach suspicious people but the lawsuit claims that these suspicions are based on prejudice a large majority of the people stop and frisk after all are young african-american and latino men of those frist eighty eight percent walk away without arrest so this trial will get at the heart of whether these stops are necessary to prevent violent crime or whether they are unconstitutional and counterproductive the trial is expected to last a month and one hopes in y.p. pra

or flatbush community remains to be seen.well late last week the new york police department hit a historic number the five million stop and frisk the stop and frisk procedure is when new york police officers to stop people that they suspect of criminal activity in the street has kept them down all without a warrant today a federal judge in new york started hearing testimony from a class action lawsuit that alleges stop and frisk is unconstitutional while the new york city government says stop and frisk has resulted in decreased violence and that police need to intervene to prevent suspect. people from committing crimes but the lawsuit claims that these suspicions are based on prejudice the large majority of the people that are actually stopped in the stop and frisk procedure or young african-american and latino men of those frist eighty eight percent walked away without a rest this trial will get at the heart of whether these stops are necessary to prevent crime or are unconstitutional and counterproductive the trial is expec

declarative portion of flatbush a frozen zone i.e. media are not allowed in and people can be subjected to arrest and that has the hash tag brooklyn protest another one of their media reporting on a new pope for twenty straight hours while helicopters and riot gear are deployed on the streets of new york and the last one we have there from occupy wall street new york brooklyn took to the streets for the third straight night when will we be heard so laurie do you think you had mentioned that mainstream coverage of this story is scarce and do appears to be a pretty big story somebody should was shot and killed forty six people arrested so do you think people kind of maybe feel like they're being ignored in social media is the way to get the story out. yeah especially when you have a kid that die it's such a tragedy it's so awful when you have a sixteen year old that dies in your community you want the world to know you want everyone to know that this tragedy happened you want the facts out there and so of course the community feels like

we're jernd by jessica williamss on flatbush avenue in new york right now. thank you for joining us. jessica. what do you think? >> outrage. jon, it's one more example of the politcally correct war on purim. >> jon: did you say there's a war on purim? >> hell yeah there is. this is a low-down dirty stunt. >> jon: how is this a same for purim. >> the way this man denigrates purim it's the fourth or fif. >> jon: keep going. >> it's the seventh, tenth most important jewish holiday there is. >> jon: around there. >> it's to be celebrated costumes and heros in the ancient badel. >> jon: respect. >> and he trivializes it by dressing up like a basketball player. at what point do the book ofester do the harlem globe trotters show up. >> jon: in my day we dressed as the characters in the story. yourester youred move to dmorded haimis. >> are you doing do that every time. >> he went in where is the booz? >> jon: you are surprisingly knowledgable about this. >> yes, well. >> jon: do you feel like we're losing the reason for the purim season? >> your damn right. purim i

department what they say is that on saturday evening to plink those officers out of a car in east flatbush around eleven thirty pm it was an unmarked car and were approaching kamani gray they said and at that point he was shuffling with his pants or his belt and according to police they say that gray out a gun and pointed it at the under cover officers and that's when they fired off a leaven rounds at the teenager shooting him seven times by friends and family of gray i spoke with one personally told me that this young boy would never ever point a gun at a police officer at any police officer let alone you know two that were there on scene. archies and team is a not only on screen but also online a can of the wise slow war extreme thousands of lives ever would be determined. as we report in archie dot com a new study says years claiming the u.s. led conflict in iraq has close to one point seven trillion dollars a figure far greater than previously believed. and another click away for you already giving intelligence services access to private data without a court order skype is still being

well the latest from brooklyn right now is that the east flatbush neighborhood has seen three nights in a row of fierce protests and clashes between civilians and police in riot gear the most recent protests took place on wednesday way began with a candlelight vigil in honor of kamandi graham the sixteen year old boy who was fatally shot by police officers but soon after the vigil began of crowd of according to reports two hundred broke away from that vigil and began walking in the streets clearly very angered by what has been taking place what has taken place that claimed the lives of this teenager according to reports there were people in the crowd that were pitching bricks and bottles and garbage cans during this furious clash that broke out with police officers men and women who were pepper sprayed dozens were thrown down onto the street before being handcuffed as of now was he says the six people were arrested most charged with disorderly conduct among those that were arrested was gray's sister who was attending this vigil but this neighborhood has of course been flooded with a

department what they say is that on saturday evening to clean clothes officers out of a car in these flatbush and eleven thirty pm it was an unmarked car and were approaching kamani gray they said and at that point you were shuffling with his pants or his belt and according to police they say that gray out and gone and pointed at the under cover officers and not one they fired off a lebron rounds at the teenager shooting him seven times by friends and family of gray i spoke with one personally told me that this young boy would never ever point a gun at a police officer any police officer let alone two that were there on c.n.n. money griese mother carol gray as well as other relatives are according to reports planning to hold a press conference in brooklyn thursday afternoon it is not clear what they will yet discussed previously gray's parents said that they would not speak publicly until the violence stops but clearly there's been a change of heart in this news is coming from a spokesperson for the families of. their three. a program to boldly say no one has said before bradley manning becam

department what they say is that on saturday evening two plainclothes officers got out of a car in east flatbush around eleven thirty pm it was an unmarked car and were approaching kamani gray they said and at that point he was shuffling with his pants or his belt and according to police they say that gray out a gun and pointed it at the under cover officers and that's when they fired off a levin rounds at the teenager shooting him seven times by friends and family of gray i spoke with one personally told me that this young boy would never ever point a gun at police at any police officer let alone you know two that were there on scene and there's more insight into the case coming up later this hour in breaking news that with maybe martin. what are the odds of the government or. in china the shift from one generation of leaders to the next one is a complete with a new prime minister league who chiang and now in charge of the world the second largest economy and there are a number of challenges of the successor of wen jiabao will have to face during one of the expected to be a ten decade in office

continues to flood the streets of east flatbush brooklyn that is where a sixteen year old kamani gray was shot to death by two plainclothes police officers on saturday evening what happened most recently is that the night began on wednesday with a peaceful vigil to honor. grade but soon after and in a rage crowd split off from the vigil broke out into the streets and subsequently clashed with police officers dressed in riot gear what fueled all these anger is the fact that the autopsy on kamandi greg was released wednesday indicating that the sixteen year old boy was struck by the seven times by bullets and three of those bullets hit him from behind according to the autopsy he was shot twice in his front right thigh shot one bullet in his back and in each side from the back side he was hit in his left forearm his left shoulder and his lower rib cage so this clearly fuel the anger that has that has already been boiling for days many new yorkers that believe that that this is a nother indication other example of of police brutality of police targeting minorities of victims of new york b

but someone is says dispute this last night around one hundred people took to the streets in east flatbush brooklyn to protest the teen's death. you. attack china. the demonstrators started demonstrations started as a vigil but as you can see it turned chaotic demonstrators voicing their anger at police they blame for the teen's death police say they responded after protesters threw bottles and officers at the threw those bottles at officers and smashed windows. are more on joined now by carl dix a national leader and activist welcome karl so i want to start off by a by getting your reaction to the death of a money grab you know people were right to take to the streets yesterday in brooklyn the money gray sixteen years old another black youth killed by the police i mean how long are we going to have to bury our used you know the lives of the police now pulling it to where it should be nothing less to deal with this problem once and for all now police say that the approach that this suspect kamani gray that he was armed and the weapon was a loaded and that great point the gun on the police