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. >>> coming up, trayvon martin's mother sybrina fulton's mother joins us. >>> and horrific end. isis warns that they will strike again after beheading american journalist james foley. >>> two more u.s. strikes hit isis targets in iraq overnight. president obama is set to make a statement at this hour. foley's mother was seen today leaving her new hampshire home and heading to church. her son kidnapped two years ago in syria told ""the boston globe" about his passion for journalism. >> without all of these photos and first-hand experience, we can't really tell the world how bad it might be. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. isis militants are threatening to kill another american journalist a day after releasing a video of the gruesome execution of american journalist james foley. he was kidnapped two years ago in northern syria. the video, which we will not be showing, has now been authenticated by u.s. intelligence. he was held in libya for 44 days back in 2011. after being released there, he spoke to "the boston globe" about the importance of his coverage despite

sybrina fulton joins me now. thank you for being with us.dering what went through your mind when you heard about michael brown's death? >> the first thing that went through my mind was the family and then i was thinking, here we go again, here we are again. how do we stop this from happening? is this a terrible tragedy that continues to happen and continues to happen and people you warn about the character assassinations, people that he may be exposed to. is that something that you've already seen happening? >> yes, for some reason information was leaked out and people had to decipher whether it was true or not and a lot of the things that they said about my son were not true. a lot of things that they said about me and my family were not true. a lot of things that they are saying about her son is not true. i want her to be prepared for that. i also, you know, have been in contact with her and i mentioned to her that this is going to be the most horrible time in her life. it could not get possibly worse than this. >> it's one thing to lose a

the other guests that we know have been invited and are attending, you mentioned don that sabrina fultonalerie bell, the mother of sean bell will be there. the cousin of emmitt till, the aunt and uncle of oscar grant. there is a growing number of people who feel that they want to be there to support the brown family. >> also three representatives from the white house, the obama administration. there are people who have been there for several weeks also as don was just saying who were involved in the protest. today, two members of the white house. interesting to see the administration reaching out like this. we're going to get back to these services, these home going services as they go on over the next hour, but first we want to given you some of the other stories we're following right now. a active shooter incident was reported at virginia's ft. lee this morning, the army installation was put on lockdown but in the last hour, thankfully the all clear was given. no word at this point what sparked the warning. >>> an american journalist is now free after being captured by islamic rebels n

>> i think that the fulton county da's office is looking into it.conducting a full investigation and will bring it to a grand jury. even if they don't it's not going to stop us. >> and ms. towns, let me express i'm very sorry for your loss and no mother should ever have to go through this. i don't know what the process it for you at one point grieving and another point seeking justice. what do you see as justice in this case? >> at this case, we're still investigating. and we're still looking forward to justice. from a criminal point of view as well as a civil point of view. >> and if you don't see charges in this case, do you think that you'll be satisfied if you can at least go forward with this civil prosecution? with this civil case? >> i won't be satisfied until we get justice. and not just for gregory. but for all the people. for all races. we need justice. not just in the south. but worldwide. >> i appreciate both of you. >> stop the violence. >> i appreciate you both of you. and i'm sorry for what you're having to go through, ms. towns. and

. >>> still to come in "the newsroom," two years ago, sybrina fulton got the same phone call michael parents did, that her unarmed teenage son had been shot and killed and she's penned an open letter to the family pledging her full support as the browns deal with their son's death. >> i felt that it was best that i let people know that note o o my family but the trayvon martin foundation supports their family. >> the message she wants the world to hear, next. our new flatbread sandwiches may be flat... the flavors, are anything but. so whether it's taste inspired by the freshness of the mediterranean... or the smoky spice of the southwest... or bold, adventurous thai flavors... ...you always get flavor that's anything but flat. and always with chicken raised without antibiotics. new flatbread sandwiches from panera... ... each 360 calories or less. try one today. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve.. at humana, we believe the gap will close when healthcare changes. when frustration and paperwork decrease. when healthcare becomes simpler. so let's do it. let's simplify

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over on 30th avenue and fulton we found some neighbors who were upset with this.his is the 7th year for the festival and every year neighbors say it's the same routine: loud music you can hear for miles from outside the park, trash piling up and there's nowhere to park. some people leave town for the weekend but one woman decided to stay, she was very concerned but she asked we don't show her face. >> if you, for example, have to take your child to the doctor on an emergency, which i had to do on friday. it took me an hour and a half to find a parking spot and my car is over a mile from my house. >> reporter: that's a long way to walk. so it's hard to help that parking situation but music festival organizers did say after they got about a dozen complaints on saturday about the noise being too loud, they were able to, frank, adjust the volume a little bit. >> you got to keep the neighbors happy. mark kelly, thank you. >> $8 million was raised and goes toward the city's rec and parks department. >>> amazon is involved in a bitter dispute over ebook prices with the p

and i have built a great rp(port with fulton county in particular. >> so important. >> yeah.utiful. it's swagshop underscore atlag. it's a place where i enjoy seven or eight barbers, children are intern, taught to open the door for their mom, given hot wheels for their interest in mechanics the narrative that black men are suffering. yeah, we're suffering. underprivileged people suffer. and with that, saying you can attend trade school, you can turn your life around and anything is possible. >> killer mike, what happens? take it back to ferguson and we've gq to go. what happens if and when this police officeñ is not arrested? >> if this police officer is not arrested, what immediately may happen is some rioting. it may be tears and pain and agony and burning. and i hope it's not that. but what really happen if this police officer isn't arrested is all of our rights are continually thrown out of the window. i'm afraid for all americans, not just black americans today. i'm afraid for all americans. because whether it's this situation with this particular policeman in ferguson

in places like inglewood, california, to fulton county, georgia, things change but their structures don't. they say part of the problem people need to get involved making their numbers felt and their voices heard. you 2058 have got to start voting and showing up. 12% i turnout is an insult to your children. among african-americans it was just 6%. and if there is something that everyone seems to agree on the issues that ferguson has brought into focus will not be solved quickly or easily. >> this problem existed long before we were here. and it will exist long after we're gone. the question is what are we going to do to change it while we are here and have a chance to change it. >> really, a small city where it's 70% black. the police chief, much of the school board is white. how does that happen, and how has that played in the alienation and rage seen on the streets of ferguson. joining us for that conversation, our guests. >> leslie, let me start with you. you've seen this up close. you grew up in and around ferguson. you watched the changes. how do you explain it? >> i think part and pa

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sabrina fulton knows what that will be like.artin's mother and has been following the story. >> i think before we even think about the investigation, i think the first thing first, and i think that they need to have a proper and descent home going service for their son. it's going to be very hurtful. it's going to be very sorrowful and disappointing to know they are burying their 18-year-old son and he had a full life ahead of him. >> that's sybrina fulton. i want to show you live pictures. as night falls and it starts to get, to be dark here, more and more protesters are starting to appear. i'm showing you live pictures of the largest group right now walking down there, about two blocks from the location i'm at right now. they are walking heading toward canfeld drive. joining us now is martin family and now brown family attorney benjamin crump. good to have you on the program. michael brown's mom said justice will bring peace to ferguson. what is justice in their eyes? >> i think justice to them is justice as it would be for an

you hear tracy and sybrina fulton up there right now, talking to the crowd.that why you decided to come out here today? why did you decide to attach yourself to this? >> when i spoke to michael brown senior yesterday, he asked me and oscar grant's uncle to come out and be here today. >> an invitation? >> michael brown, senior, asked, told us what time he was coming out and asked us to come out here and you know, when the cameras leave, when the crowd subsides, we are gonna be here next month, next year, five years, ten years from now, we will be here for their family and so that's what he understands, that that's why we call ourselves the circle of fathers because we don't leave when everybody else leaves, we stay here for you, we give you our direct phone number so when you need to talk to somebody in the middle of the night, pick up the line and we talk to you, 2:00 in the morning, 3:00 in the morning and that's what we're here for. a great point, the cameras are here, ferguson is the focus over the nation and some would say the world, thank you very much,

tracy martin with the beard and sybrina fulton were there.lled tray vonn in 2012. she mentioned the daughter of my next guest, hadiya pendelton killed in 2013. she was an honor student and died as young shot into a park. sybrina fulton mentioned hadiya as the, quote, countless other michaels and travon's in our country. her father is joining me now from chicago. nathaniel, the funeral for michael brown finished about 90 minutes ago and we know you couldn't attend the ceremony because of health reasons. thanks for taking some time to talk with us. >> thank you. >> the browns, of course, are laying their child to rest today. you have done the same. what has been going through your mind today? >> well, first, i really want to say my condolences go out to the brown family. and every kid matters. you know, the way i feel today is really upset that another young soul has to be put to rest, stopped in his footsteps, because, you know, an officer decided to, you know, unload bullets into him. it's a travesty. >> and that being said, you mentioned it

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a ticket holder could hear her all the way from follow d fulton street. >> you can hear the music drivinghe park. so i don't think it's -- i don't live in this neighborhood. >> but jen does and says it can get loud at her moment. >> you, hear the music in and the crowd, tell the night or two or whatever they decide to leave. >> jen says if the sound doesn't get you, the lack of parking will. noise complaints areuuwp cominn from neighborhoods no where close to golden gate park. >> i turn my hearing aids off. >> george can hear base and guitar from edge hill mountain, four miles away. he doesn't like it one bit. >> it bounces nicely, but they should control the sound. >> outside lands says it's working on it. organizers set up a noise complaint hotline for neighbors, claiming every complaint is investigated with sound monitoring equipment and relayed back to concert technicians who can adjust the volume. beyoncÉ and jay-z rocked at&t at park this week and rocked nearby homes. many complained it was too loud so the volume was loaded the second night and everybody was happy. others say they'

signal upgrades may not be a good effort on the speed limit issue and in the richmond we're looking at fulton and other aerial streets to make improvements. i know as those prop k projects move forward we'll be findings the connection by thank you to this staff let's open this up for public comment are there any members of the public who wish to speak seeing none, public comment is closed. my understanding this was on informational item so it was action so roll call >> supervisor breed. supervisor campos absent. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor yee. that item passes >> thank you. can we have the next item >> item 7 clipper next generation for the collection upgrade an informational item. >> i want to say i asked for this item on the agenda because of the prelims of the clipper card i think the electronic cards we call them clipper card for people to use the numerous, numerous different transportation systems in the region. i last week, i traveled from my home in the richmond district to oakland i'll say that clipper cards make it easier to connect up with the transit options. i thin

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sabrina fulton says in part, quote, if they refuse to hear us, they will see us. feeling us means imagining our plight as parents of slain children. i would hate to think that our lawmakers would need to lose a child before making the necessary changes now. end quote. we'll have more on that story later. been a busy start to the week for president obama. taking a break from his vacation for two reasons. first, the situation in ferguson as we were just talking about. the president is calling for unity and understanding following the death of michael brown. second, the crisis in iraq. he's calling the strikes a major step forward. brian moore joins us from the nation's capitol. brian, good morning to you. what can we expect to see today? >> reporter: we can expect president obama to resume his vacation which was to have two problems, no american war for iraq. >> good afternoon, everybody. >> reporter: taking a break, he addressed two crises. >> let me call for us to seek some understanding rather than simply holler at each other. >> reporter: he called for help in t

to talk more about this, i'm joined now by judge glenda hatchet, a former presiding judge over fultonounty's juvenile court here in atlanta, reverend wilbur pervis, who started a program at his church to empower and mentor black children and teens and henry kelly, the chairman of the board for 100 black men of atlanta, a nonprofit focused on mentoring black youth. good to see all of you. >> thank you for having us. >> let's talk about this, because so much has happened throughout the week. but the conversation has changed. while it went initially from what's the conversation we have with our young black sons, young black men, the conversation has now evolved into what can a community do to improve relations with police, law enforcement. mr. kelly, in your view, what has happened here in terms of your concerns, the questions that you have had over the week and how now perhaps it has crystallized into a new thought or concern? >> well, first let me say that our thoughts and prayers go out to the family, the brown family, regarding what has transpired here. when you think about an africa

the northbound side of warm springs boulevard is closed from mission boulevard to fulton place. at this point, we don't know when it will be reopened. >>> b.a.r.t. to san jose, the tracks crept a little bit closer to the silicon valley today. that merited a little celebration. today's milestone wasn't a construction triumph, it was the check, the last installment on an $11 million check from the state. >> decades ago, three governors, countless other people engaged somehow, california put it together to deliver on the promise. that is a miracle. >> plenty of applause. one executive said the first phase of the extension is going so well, it's on track to finish months ahead of schedule and tens of millions of dollars underbudget. >>> do you remember this cell phone video of a 16-year-old santa rosa girl who was suspended for fighting on campus? coming up, we're going to tell you why the people who suspended her are now facing disciplinary action. i'm mark matthews in santa rosa, the story coming up next. >>> video of a wild encounter caught on tape at a bay area park. the story t

. >> james:sybrina fulton's letter is published in time magazine. and on its website. >> james:in it, fulton writes that she wishes she had a word of automatic comfort, but she doesn't. >> james:she ends her letter with a firey call to action, writing quote -- "if they refuse to hear us, we will make them feel us". >> james:p-g and e pleaded 'not guilty' yesterday, to 28 - criminal counts-- stemming from the 20-10 san bruno pipeline explosion. >> james:prosecutors say, p-g- and-e tried to mislead federal investigators about pipeline testing and maintenance procedures. >> james:the utility is also accused of violating a federal pipeline safety law. >> james:these 28- counts were a part of an expanded indictment issued by a federal grand jury last month. >> james:p-g-and e previously faced 12- charges related to its safety practices. >> james:the san bruno explosion and fire. killed eight people, injured 66- others and destroyed 38 homes. >> james:if convicted, p-g-and-e could pay the the maximum fine of more than one - billion dollars. >> james:the p

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some businesses near fulton place and mission were temporarily evacuated. a popular sausalito restaurant is back in business following a multi-car accident that left a diner pinned to the wall. surveillance video captured the impact that sent diners scrambling at fred's place. police were chasing a marin city man when he lost control of the car. he is in jail tonight. four people were treated for minor injuries and the pinned diner walked away uninjured, helped by good samaritans. >>> all the people evacuated because of a wildfire near yosemite national park have been allowed to return home. the evacuation order was lifted for 1,000 residents today. that fire near oakhurst broke out monday. it's burned nearly 650 acres, destroying nine structures. tonight that fire is 40% contained. >>> now, if you use your cell phone for work, you could be seeing some more money in your paycheck. a california appeals court ruled companies must reimburse employees for work-related calls on personal mobile devices. that means you could be compensated for a percentage of your

. >> reporter: double parking on fulton to drop concertgoers off is a popular idea, but it may land you a $110 ticket. some say it seems extreme. >> i'm very anti-government. so i think it's wrong. >> reporter: some are lucky to get just a ticket. >> we deployed approximately ten tow trucks this morning because we had set up no parking zones for the areas that the buses would need. >> reporter: muni added extra bus service to get people in and out of the area. traffic isn't the only concern outside the gate. san francisco police say scalpers are selling fake concert tickets. the department tweeted this picture of fakes they snatched. it also passed along a picture of a pile of citation police issued of people industry trying to sneak inside. with so much to watch out for and all the noise, this concert is not music to everyone's ears. >> we tolerate it. and then we have to adjust ourselves for all the noise that goes on until 10:00. >> reporter: willford fong is look forward to monday when he gots his neighborhood back. now no surprise this con earth is was loud. i heard from people in

some neighbors who live across the street on 30th avenue and fulton couldn't wait for the 7th annual event to end. >> somebody actually moved our motorcycle that was parked into the street and moved it into our driveway so they could take the spot. >> reporter: her street has been closed to car traffic. there's extra security and parking control officers but other problems remain. >> people are finishing their drinks, beverages, foods, this and that and just they don't care. they just throw them in the bushes urinating in people's driveways. >> reporter: another neighbor complained parking is nearly impossible for those who live nearby. >>> if you forget you have to take your child to the doctor on an emergency, it took me an hour and a half in a parking spot last friday and my car is now a mile and a half from my house. >> reporter: other residents say they are too loud. organizers say technicians adjusted the sound systems after getting a dozen complaints saturday. >> doesn't bother me. i get -- i just do it. >> reporter: as for the giant three-day festival? >> the performers are g

he, again, the governor issued a state of emergency for lucas, wood and fulton counties.leveland has also sent 400 gallons of water over the affected area as well. >> thank you, melissa. >>> moving on to another story, something that is apparently actually tbood fr your kids, at least in moderation. video games. a mu study shows children that play video games for less than an hour a day are better adjusted than others. they have higher levels of sociability and are happier with life overall. but studies show that children who play video games for more than half a day are not so well adjusted. running five minutes a day could add years to your life. a study says runners are 45% less likely to die from heart disease or stroik. -- stroke. researchers say you will get the same result running five minutes a day. >> the best part of waking up is not having to get out of bed to pour that coffee in your cup. the coffee alarm cup is being developed. it is not on sale but is expected to cost between $200 and $300. would you buy it? >> the time is 54 minutes after the hour. coming u

city workers will once again be out trying to keep tens of thousands of people safe and moving off fulton street mining parking tickets and parking violations. those living nearby appreciate the enforcement. >> it's frustrating because, you know, we have to wait until the meter person comes. we tolerate it, but then you have to adjust ourself to the noise going on until 10:00. >> the police say scalpers are selling fake tickets. the department tweeted this picture of countfeits they seized and a pile of citations issued to those sneaking into the venue. bay area families looking for answers. cremated remains of those killed in the 1978 jonestown massacre were found in delaware. one remains remain mostly unidentified and discovered in an abandon funeral home in delaware. he took hundreds of followers to ghana and then killed them, and he forced them to drink cyanide-laced kool-aid. one lost 27 loved ones in the massacre and her mother. this discovery brings back painful memories. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," it could be a financial blessing, the change that may boost your

sabrina fulton who is trayvon martin's mother. made a joke.r told me she made that joke on purpose because she wanted to at least see her laugh a little bit and then the people in the room all tried to take credit for the joke and trayvon martin's mom says that was my joke. i did that. it was the first time that i had seen her smile, and i ended the interview and i asked her, because the two mothers had been talking, saying, you know, how they felt about her and they were not going to let her go. as we know trayvon martin's mother has a foundation now and she turned to them and she said i'm sorry this happened to you and she turned to trayvon martin's mother said i'm sorry this happened and sean bell aus mother said i'm sorry this happened to you. in all of the pain and suffering and angst and hurt she's going through, she has the wherewithal to say i'm sorry this happened to you. she knows now. carol. she knows. >> she does. sadly she does. thanks, don. thanks, l.z. i got to take a break. i'll be back with much more in the "newsroom." reveal

a third grade teacher in fulton was heartbroken to return to her classroom to find the ipads gone. >>he things we could have done with that, the sharing possibilities between the classrooms, you know, like six to each classroom, and we could have really spread it. someone spread yjoy ask lovnd l us and then somebody took it from us. >> resources are very low for us for sure, so this gift is -- it's so sad. i think if the robbers understood one iota what this school has tried to do over how many years, to take something that was such a huge gift to us, i would hope they would want to return them. >> reporter: about 70% of the students at glen park school are on free or reduced lunch, so ipads and having access thoo th are a big deal here. the school is now appealing to the community, hoping they can be replaced. >>> a west sacramento man is recovering after spending five days lost in certificasierra wid or money. mark vigil got turned around after fishing last week. he admits he made a few mistakes as he tried to find his way back. he finally decided to stay put. he built a shelter and

. >>> sabrina fulton, veh vo, mother of trayvon martin wrote a letter to the parents of michael brown. she also wrote: >>> no. iraq the army and air force are trying to push islamic state group out of the city of tikrit. this is the third time that they've tried to you take control of saddam hussein's hometown. u.s. airstrikes supported a kurdish-iraqi a corroboration to take back the mosul dam. >> this time last week this dam was being fought over. the biggest series of airstrikes since the start of this campaign to push back islamic state group fighters. after that peshmerga pressed in with iraqi forces. the u.s. said it was not easy to put together, but in this case it succeeded after 36 hours of fighting they managed to take back control of this dam, the largest in iraq. the fighting continues, though, over on the ridge to the west of the dam. there is a long line of vehicles. we're told it's a counter terrorism movement, who are backed by the kurdish forces who are doing the majority of fighting on the ground. the fighting continues over the hill and beyond that it's another 60 k

here is fulton j shane. isthe title of this telecast what holds us together.e are in an entirely different age. our new task is quite different. is how to prevent ourselves from going to pieces. in other words, ever since we split the atom, people are split. nationalities, social groups. all the as if almost rubik's have fallen apart. >> you could see from that why he and clare got on so well. they are both theatrical. >> how much time did they spend together? >> she was the longest convert that he had ever worked with. took the longest time. she was so intellectually brilliant that she had to have all the answers to everything before she could convert. only took three weeks i believe. took many, many months. tohow close did she get bishop shane? >> very close. he always adored her and said she was the smartest woman that he had to teach. >> you talk about other priests that she got very close to. >> father murray, another great intellectual priest too. he in fact saved her life. one of her suicide attempts took place when he was in the house. becausehe did it

. >> i talked to sabrina fulton, trayvon martin's mom, yesterday, and one of the things she said -- and wrote an open letter to you. one of the things she said in that is she was warning you that people are going to try to attack the character of your son. just as she said they did with her son, trayvon. do you feel like that's already happened? >> yep. even if this hadn't happened, people do that anyway. he was a teenager. he was growing up. he was only 18. he had a chance to make a mistake and correct it. just like the officer. he had a choice. and he chose the wrong one. >> still to come, the parents of the american james foley give their reaction to the e-mail notifying them their son would be killed in revenge for u.s. air strikes against isis. i'll ask a leading republican congressman. (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, bec

francisco city workers will again be out trying to keep tens of thousands of people safe and moving off fulton street meaning parking tickets and moving violations, neighbors say they appreciate the enforcement. >> by my driveway is frustrating, because, you know, we have to wait, you know, meter person comes. we tolerate it, but, you know, have to adjust ourself with all the noise that goes on until 10:00. >> san francisco police say scalpers are selling fake concert tickets. the department tweeted a picture of counterfeits they snatched. also, police passed along a picture of a pile of citations issued to people trying to sneak into the festival. more summer music events, jazz summer fest is taking over downtown san jose this weekend. sir paul mccartney performing at candle stick next thursday and outkast will be in october. now to developing news in iraq. american war planes are back in action this week. this is new video released by u.s. central command showing fighter planes and predator drones bombing several isis targets. in less than a year, isis, the militant rebel group, seized a sec

john fulton joins us. good evening, sir. many people are slaughtered. this is the worst. >> we watched this go on two months. this didn't happen yesterday. isis has been moving out, threatening the kurds and the sunnis in the northwestern part of the country. now we have the kurdish forces breaking close to their own capital, out of ammunition and supplies, which they have been begging for from the united states for weeks. you have a humanitarian tragedy about to emerge that we are not responding to. this calls out not for discreet action or supplies or a strike here. it cries out for a strategy. what is in america's interest? clearly, presenting isis from establishing territoryial control and being a threat around the world. we have no strategy. >> who is supplying isis and how organized are they? >> they are very effective and supplied fwi resources, bun, equipment and weapons iraq left behind. right now, they have more capability than the kurdish forces and they are demonstrating it. >> when i was reading today about the dam, which is in very poor sh

. >> i talked to sybrina fulton, trayvon martin's mom yesterday, and one of the things she said and she wrote an open letter to you and one of the things she said in that is that she was warning you that people will try to attack the character of your son. >> uh-huh. >> just as she said they did with her son trayvon. >> uh-huh. >> do you feel that's already happened? >> yeah, and even if this hadn't happened, people do that anyway. people do that anyway. but he was a teenager. he was growing up. he was only 18. he had a chance to make a mistake and correct it, just like the officer. he had a choice, and he choose the wrong one. and was it really necessary? no. my son was only 18. only 18. >> later on, we'll have more of my interview with the parents of mike brown. i want reaction from "the new york times" charles blow who wrote about the challenges and heartache of raising young african american men in a society and cross fire co-host van jones is with me. van, it's interesting to hear the brown family talk about the impact that meeting with attorney general eric holder had, looking him

i got to know sybrina fulton very well during the zimmermann trial and know jordan davis' mother, asct that she was able to publicly carry that grief with such elegance and i said that over and over again. she's such an elegant woman and really doo seemed to depend on her faith. as a mother myself of a young boy, he celebrated his 12th birthday, i'm watching that and i'm in tears, there's no purer love and in my mind than the love that a mother has for her son. it is a very, very spectacular special relationship and it's just -- i'm so saddened by the fact that i'm seeing this type of mother's loss and grief over and over and over again and to your point, charles, which i think is so poignant, as mothers of brown and black children, males, we do have that extra burden when you're teaching them about things, stranger danger and look both ways when you cross the street how do you teach them the folks that are supposed to protect you may, in fact, harm you. it's just -- it's the extra burden of the mother of color. >> you know, davis, michael brown's cousin was talking about having this

sybrina fulton cofounded the trayvon martin foundation after her son's death.en the case we're seeing now and the story of your son's death. teen agers, unarmed, young black men, both becoming the symbols of a larger national movement. it seems it would be a natural thing for to you pick up a pen and write to them, but you decided to do it as an open letter. why do that? >> one of the things is because a lot of the words i had to say to the family i don't think i would have been able to say at this time personally to them, and so i felt that it was best that i let people know that, not only my family but the trayvon martin foundation supports their family, and i thought it would just be best in order for me to write an open letter. >> if they reached out to you, would you meet with them? >> absolutely, absolutely. we have been in contact with the parents, tracy and i have been in contact with the parents of. >> i'm so glad that's happened, because i think there is power in your voice, joining their process of grieving and all that they're going through. i actua

we are off the east river, right by the new fulton fish market across the street. this is our presence in the bronx, and it's a very important presence for us. we no longer have a bronx house detention or a queens house of detention. this is a more efficient way to combine all our resources. and we have 400 people working here, and we are able to do a process that enables us to provide help for rikers island. >> the inmates housed on the barge are adult males with classifications ranging from low to high. >> drug-related charges and a firearm charge. you know, i'm already -- i'm already in the process of a sentence plea. >> i've only been here like a month. and i expect to be here, who knows? i really don't know. hopefully i get bailed out. that's what i'm really waiting for. >> basically, i have been arrested about three times, three or four times. i'm really state property, waiting to go upstate. >> molen jackson, convicted on a drug charge, is waiting for an opening in one of new york upstate's prisons. >> what's going on here, like we say, this is a boat, so it

. >> i talked to sybrina fulton, trayvon martin's mom, yesterday. of the things she said, and she wrote an open letter to you. one of the things she said in that is she was warning you that people are going to try to attack the character of your son, just as she said they did with her son, trayvon. do you feel that's already happened? >> yep. and even if this hadn't happened, people do that anyway. people do that anyway. but he was a teenager. he was growing up. he was only 18. he had a chance to make a mistake and correct it. just like the officer. he had a choice. and he chose the wrong one. and was it really necessary? no. my son's only 18. only 18. >> listening to that my heart just goes out to michael brown's parents. that interview not easy for them to do. michael brown's funeral will be held monday in st. louis. it will be open to the public. civil rights leader the reverend al sharpton will give the eulogy. >> well, coming up next on cnn, we're hearing from some of the men who were held prisoner with jim foley who were released later. >> ahe

. >>> coming up, trayvon martin's mother sybrina fulton's mother joins us. >>> and horrific end.will strike again after beheading american journalist james foley. >>> two more u.s. strikes hit isis targets in iraq overnight. president obama is set to make a statement at this hour. foley's mother was seen today leaving her new hampshire home and heading to church. her son kidnapped twoea

. >> given his condition patrick fulton does a lot. >> i try and push myself to have a normal life ase. >> when we first met the 25 year old from millville new jersey in june he was waiting for new kid into. going to dialysis three times week was obviously taking a to toll. >> i'm on machine that filters my blood for four hours. usually i feel weak and tired afterwards. >> sadly that wasn't the only thing the rowan university junior was dealing he has prune belly syndrome. >> it's very rare it only happens in about one in 40,000 births. mainly males. >> the syndrome leaves you with a partial or complete absence of a abdominal muscles so your belly ends up looking very much like a prune hen the name. it also affects the bladder and the kidneys. >> it's kind of a rare case because 20% don't make it past the age of one or two. and then after that it's another 30% that don't make it past the age of five. so roughly 50% don't make it past the age of five. >> the rare disorder can also cause skeletal problem. >> i was sitting in my kitchen on the floor trying to get a pan from the bottom ca

he had a mistress, a woman named carrie fulton philips. this is back in the early 1900s.or those who don't know, warren g. harding was our 29th president. letters were things you wrote with a pen and put in something called the mail. this is the first time the letters were released to the public, sealed for many years. but there were hundreds of them sent over the course of their 15-year affair and they're explicit. you don't expect that sort of thing. but he even had a nickname for his penis, i'm not kidding you. he called it jerry. jerry is a weird -- imagine how excited he would have gotten at a taping of "jerry springer." i was planning to read the letters to you, i don't feel i would do them justice though, so here tonight to read the love letters written by warren g. harding, please welcome warren g. [ cheers and applause ] >> honestly, i hurt with incessant longing until i feel there will never be any relief until i take a long, deep, wild draught of your lips and then bury my face in your pillowing breasts. oh, carrie. would you like to get sopping wet out on supe