had been white, we wouldn't have had to make this film. >> this week i spoke to actress jennifer lewisrator and executive producer of "finding kendrick johnson" and i asked her how she got involved on the project. >> i was on book tour with my memoir and i did an interview with charlamagne tha god. a young man asked me to take a photograph with mike brown and asked if he could send it to the director, jason pollack. he did and jason in that photograph saw my passion and called and asked me to narrate this amazing documentary. >> yeah. this is -- please do. >> i just want to tell you, it's the hardest thing i've ever done to sit there -- >> i can imagine. >> -- and talk about them's org him. >> i can only imagine. let's play a clip from the documentary. >> a 5'10" kid decided to go head first into a 6-foot mat then realized after he was stuck that he was going to die down there and then he died down there stuck. somehow silently with a gym full of kids playing basketball and changing classes around him. then his shoes magically appeared on the top of his body inside the mat shoved into

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lewy, can you hear us? i'm going to ask my staff, jennifer, if she can try to contact miss lewy and see what's going on.be we can go to the questions and then come back to her? so i can pass over to miss melgar because i'm sure she has many interesting questions. i have, too, supervisor melgar, so you go ahead and go first, supervisor. >> supervisor melgar: thank you, chair ronen. so i just wanted to understand a little bit of the process because i wasn't familiar with it, how we can sort of rectify what has happened, and i'm not sure who could answer this question, miss mogy. >> hi, i'm here. >> supervisor melgar: is that okay, chair ronen, if we can go to her? >> chair ronen: yes. if we can just go to the question. did you hear me? >> yes, but the minute i logged on, it slows down on the computer. yeah, i just -- did you want me to just go ahead? >> chair ronen: yes, please. first of all, thank you, chair ronen, for asking me to talk to you. i remember working with you on the presentation on the homeless. i'm very emotional about that. i'm julie lewy, bureau architect with the department of public wor