jessica williams, mario wood, some of the most vulnerable people in our city, all killed by the police. and there are many other names as well. there are simply too many moms and dads still in tears. please remember them, these families, these victims, as you enter these contract discussions. please remember the values that we share in this city of st. francis. keep these foremost in mind as you take part in creating this contract. in short, no justice, no deal. so thank you again for your careful attention to this important contract. >> thank you for your comments. [bell ringing] >> next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is john crew. i've been a member of the no justice no deal coallatiition. i'm here as a resident for 40 years and a pissed off taxpayer. we spend an awful lot of money for police services in this town, and we're not getting anywhere close to what we're asking for. i'm going to quickly go through some history. the last time this negotiation or this mou was up for renegotiation was 2007. at the time, the city gave a package to the poa, which the president of the poa s

and four years ago today alex nieto, mario woods, jessica williams, we all know the list. and as a nurse armed with a stethoscope, i learned de-escalation techniques. why don't the cops learn these techniques, or if they have learned them, why don't they use them? now they are getting taser, another violent weapon. we cannot reward violence and impunity. no justice, no deal. thank you for putting a headlight on this. [please stand by for captioner switch] >> -- that i will run or lay on the floor. [ speaking in spanish ] >> so i've been thinking about this, what i will do. how do we prepare for these kinds of situations, and i think about one of my family members who cannot hear. what would happen to him if he was in that situation? [ speaking in spanish ] >> i was comforted by the vision put forward, what chief scott -- about how he's thinking about the future resolving some of these issues. [ speaking in spanish ] >> just like a doctor is charged with a responsibility to save lives, even of somebody who's about to die, an officer who has a gun in his hands has the same r

let's get the inside scoop from nbc news justice correspondent pete williams, jessica ainsley and jonathanire and msnbc political analyst. pete, i have to start with you and this new information about paul manafort. what's the very latest? >> as you know, 45 minutes from now, he was to walk into the courthouse in alexandria, virginia, just across the river here to be arraigned on the new indictment that was filed there. this is the one that takes out richard gates who has pleaded guilty but it adds some new charges involving bank fraud. but because of all the high wind in washington and the fact that it's hard to get around because of all the trees blown down on the roads, that courthouse is closed today. so we don't know when that hearing will be. it will be rescheduled probably next week. in a filing precedesing the hearing, the government said if paul manafort is convicted on all the charges he'd face a guideline sentencing range, a likely sentence of 15 1/2 to 20 1/2 years. that's assuming the judge follows the sentencing guidelines and if convicted on all the charges in alexand riahe

stylist and close friend jessica mulroney who our source reveals is helping meghan with her dress and other elements of the wedding. >> meanwhile harry's got big brother williamby him as best man on his big day. we're told the groom to be has several close friends since childhood who all could serve as ushers. among them mark dyer who is like a second father to harry and acted as his mentor after diana's passing. >> but the royal wedding would not be complete without this man, marcus anderson who has been a close friend of the couple since their early courtship. we're told he could have a significant role in the ceremony. perhaps doing a reading. >> meghan's final season on "suits" premiers tonight. i'm so excited. i've been watching since the very beginning. >> coming up. >> i'll telling y'all it's banana pants. >> chrissy metz on her long road to fame. >> the movies and tv roles she was denied until finding "this is us" fame. >> and -- >> i didn't think i was going to come back to network tv from the moment you met you wanted to surround them in comfort and protection that's why pampers swaddlers is the #1 choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-li

jessica has the latest sport. should serena williams‘ world ranking be protected?the fallout from england's dismal six nations campaign continues. former england playerjeremy guscott says the team haven't made any progress in the past year. not since 2006 have they lost three matches in a single six nations campaign. england are still waiting on the fitness of all—rounder ben stokes ahead of thursday's first test against new zealand. the ecb say he's on track to play his first test in six months. craig overton has told the bbc he'll be ready to step in if needed. south africa's kagiso rabada is available to play in south africa's final two tests against australia. the seamer had been banned for bad behaviour in an ill—tempered series but has had the punishment reduced on appeal. that is all your sport, i will be back with a full bulletin atjust after 10am. next, losing your hair when you're young and the impact it can have on you, especially if you're in your 20s. chedira eggerue is 23 and wears a wig to hide her bald patch. she's been talking to other people about