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

when she arrived in los angeles they moved first to inglewood. i don't think she was prepared psychologically to see you, you know, struggling working-class families, people who are of a different race than she who was not caucasian and to see the inner-city difficulties for those persons in the working-class and i think she did hold yourself allude to a certain extent and she was better than many other people who ended up being her client base in south-central. >> host: what is the reputation or the reputation of the empire marketing south-central? >> guest: the empire liquor market did not have a good reputation in south-central. two years before sub five was killed, there is a shooting on the street and they ran on for cover. but they shoot them back out. it out of my because of course he's trying to avoid any trouble himself. the young man was shot and hurt very badly in the community thought how could you shoot him not appear store in the middle of this battle? did you know this is going to have been? also a reputation for being very rude to

when she arrived in los angeles and a mood to inglewood first i don't think she was prepared psychologically to see struggling working class families or people of a different race of those who were not caucasian and to see the inner-city difficulties for those people of the working class and she did hold herself aloof and thought she was better than many of the people who ended up being her client base in south central. >> host: what was her reputation at the empire market? >> guest: the empire liquor market did not have a good reputation. something had happened before latasha was killed two years before. a couple of people went to the store there is a shooting on the street they went in for cover and the owner should them out because he did not want any trouble but when he went back out he was shocked and hurt very badly and the committee thought how lucky you have shoo'd him out in the middle of a gun battle? they also had a reputation to be very rude and to not selling the best kinds of food. also growing difficulty with those persons whose sell liquor in the community because people real

inglewood and austin. governor clinton made that offer to the mayor a few weeks ago and mayor readily accepted. the sun times is reporting the fbi agents will be assigned to gang suppression missions on thursday and friday for the next three-four weeks. the police superintendent often said the easiest way to reduce crime is to get fugitive's off the street. but the chicago police union president and his counterpart are calling it nothing more than a band-aid approach and the real solution is with hiring more officers and more state troopers. back to you. no sign of those state troopers yet. we will be here all morning monitoring this situation. that's the story for now. >>a chicago woman and her boyfriend have been declared suspects in her mother's murder on the pacific vacation island of bali. heather mack and tommy schaefer were fingerprinted after the body of sheila von weese mack was found stuffed in a suitcase in the trunk of a taxi. she had been beaten to death. the mother and daughter lived in oak p

i see a lot of guys in this neighborhood who are in wheelchairs, especially in the inglewood neighborhood. >> owens volunteers add at vo cat christ that connecticuts trauma victims and teaches them how to adjust to their new lives? >> the bus, you know, get on. i don't want nobody else to go through or feel the way i did when i sat in a house for a while looking out the window. it's good to talk with someone early and let them know so they can kind of be prepared for opposing to letting them go through the struggle feeling like nobody is there with them to relate. >> on a recent afternoon, he is showing a friend how to drive. >> when i go and talk to him, i talk how i am talking now, you know. and i basically tell him what it is. it's going to be okay, but, you know, it takes time. it's going to be hard. it's not easy. and you have to prepare yourself for that. >> owens says the wheelchair doesn't define him. >> you know, we are not defined by this gun violence. none of us are. it's just a time and a place. it will pass. it will change, and it's just sad that we all have to go through it

in compton, hawthorne, inglewood and all of these places, some of the most dangerous cities in the united states. what i'm telling you is imagine if they didn't have some of this protection. maybe it would have been -- >> by the way, you don't need tanks. >> i'm talking about gang crime. >> i agree with kennedy. >> am i saying for one minute we need tanks? that's not what i'm talking about. >> when you're talking about militarization. >> thank you, sandra. i'm talking about proper police equipment which includes uniforms and protection, like important bulletproof vests. i am talking about all of it. a lot of that -- >> you're framing it that way and that's fine. >> my last assignment in iraq, my 11th, was the last patrol out. we had all of that armor there and i said, what the hell are they going to do with all of this stuff? what they have done is to use it and they're making money with these grants and all of this other stuff, doing all of this rigging of the taxes and everything else. an urban police force doesn't need an m wrap and if you have the sophisticated military equipment, you

. >> james:williams was also remembered at the m-t-v video music awards sunday in inglewood >> james:the tribute showed photos of the actor through his career. >> reporter: if you wanted beach weather this week you're going to get it. we are waking up to clear status of this to is this morning. timber trees are in the '60s. san rose as a 59. we're also watching hurricane and read in the mexican specific pacific. it has stronger recurrence and it can be damaging towards the southern california coastline. >> reporter: were expecting for the bay area is lots of sunshine. 81 in san jose up 1/7 east in the mountain view area. -the east bay location at walnut creek 87 famous and pittsburgh 86 in livermore. 75 in plant san leandro. a high of 73 in the oakland and 67 and san francisco. >> reporter: the warming trend continues through tomorrow and through friday. friday is the warmest day. nl be the best they to go to the beach and will finally see temperatures in the '70s towards our coastal locations. >> reporter: here's a look at to traffic. it is still looking like in problem free no hot s