the valley is where chavez led a salad bowl strike of farm workers, and the birthplace of writer john steinack who wrote several of his novels here. >> celinas is the salad bowl the majority of those that work the field for our salads, for the greens in this country are extremely underpaid. >> reporter: he says in some ways the same can be said of the police. this is a police force that is totally underbudgeted. celinas has less than one plif per 1,000 population. i feel like carmel in the same county has 3.5 officers per thousand operation. >> what i see is a police force with fear. >> are you concerned there could be more violence. >> yes. >> what should happen? >> i think that the people that were part of the shooting - should somehow be held responsible for their actions. >> reporter: you think the police officers should go to gaol? >> well, i feel if - if the evidence shows that they really did what they did, it should go by any other criminal. process. >> now the climate is emotional. it is not rational. i'm not taking away from anybody's anger, frustration, odistrust. we have to deal

an under-funded police department that dates back to john stein beck and cesar chav chavez.ichael okwu reports. >> seeing bodies is not something we're supposed to see. >> she's lived in salinas her entire life. but chi says, a large number of shootings has put this community on edge. the most recent, a couple of weeks ago outside this bakery. >> a crazy man but this case it's more like police and what happens to our people when we see it unjust like that. we don't trust anymore and we get angry. >> the event was caught on a cell phone and quickly went viral. the man at the center was wielding two foot garden sheers and angling towards a busy intersection before officers opened fire at point blank range. >> they threw him over and handcuffed him after. >> shocked on lookers can be heard rebuking the officers. the community was already realing from a police shooting in march and then another just 11 days before the majia shooting. as news of the latest incident spread, chi rushed to the scene. >> you urge want to go the other way. >> when they told me it was another police, a

cnbc's john fortt from the north side festival in brooklyn with buzzfeed and lara ventures advisors john steins your take on this news? >> well, i'm not sure whether this is so much about ali rowghani's sort of relationship with twitter itself and sort of his reputation after selling a bunch of shares. he said in the re/code piece he reported it was to deal with contributions to combat a disease his father suffered from and also a lot of positive buzz around him that might have put him in contention with dick costolo or whether this is about some other things. he had gotten credit over the years for sort of bringing maturity to a management team that historically had been at each other's throats. you really don't want that at a time when they're struggling to find growth. here's a guy who had been partly responsible for a positive relationship with apple, that saw twitter built into iso operating system, wouldn't be surprised if he ends up some place like that after this, but you got to wonder what happens to twitter's management team over the next few months if they bring in new people and ho

"eyewitness news" reporter jen bern stein joins us from commodore john barry elementary school with more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika and in a cash a we are told they are in custody and awaiting a rainment this morning. their names have have in the been released. they are facing charges including endangering welfare of the child, recklessly endangering another person or other offenses, in the meantime these first graders will return here to barry elementary school this morning. the doctors checked them out yesterday all are okay despite their possible exposure to heroin. escorted by the fire department with medics on board, 20, first graders on this school bus were taken to children's hospital, after a six year-old classmate brought 11 packets of heroin to barry elementary school. >> all of the parents are more concerned. a child seven years old. >> reporter: parent of the students are rush to the hospital dumbfounded by the fact that their children may have been exposed to the drug which can be deadly even in small doses. >> what he know that one of the packages looke

and senior political editor and white house correspondent for the huffington post, sam stein. >> johnolland, nick and i were at a "the new york times" event, and people started sort of whispering. >> yeah, blackberrys. >> he held up a blackberry and said, look at this, he's losing. you were out there. you were at an event last night, just an absolute total shock. >> and mark and i were at a different together with a couple other people who know a lot about politics, i think the reaction at the table was this is totally incredulity. like this must be the onion, like, really? how is this happening there are few things that happen in politics that are genuinely surprises that no one saw coming. even the most informed political insider saw on the horizon. this is one of those things. when something like this happens, it knocks everyone back on their heels. everybody is starting to filling out what does this mean? there's obvious implications i'm sure we'll discuss. >> there are so many sides to the story. this guy brat had two people working for him. his campaign manager is 23 years old.

john heilemann, eugene robinson, sam stein still with us. council on foreign relations richard haass who you saw interviewing hillary clinton there. and moderator of "meet the press," david gregory. thank you both for joining us this hour. i'm going to give a big recap of the big story. >> might be fitting. >> what i'm thinking. exactly. it is awful. in many ways, there are no longer separate conflicts in iraq and syria. you heard hillary clinton talking about this. rather one sweeping insurgency ripping through the region. the group at the center of the fighting is taking aim at baghdad. and this week, the weak centralized government there is struggling to keep it together. the thousands of shiites are vowing to fight back setting the stage for a civil war split along religious lines. shiite volunteers would fill the vacuum left by the iraqi armed forces. many of whom dropped their weapons and scattered. several soldiers in the capital are now wearing street clothes under their uniforms to make for a quick escape. the u.s. spent at least $2

john kerry goes over. >> and it is an ongoing situation with many angles. sam stein and e.j. die on, thanks for your time. >> thank you. >> after the break, is rand paul a new advocate for voting rights? rand paul would very much like for you to think that he is. yale professor discusses the push to give former felons a chance in the voting booth. that is coming up next on "now." ♪ cut! [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" but we're not in the business of naming names. the volkswagen passat is heads above the competition, the fact is, it comes standard with an engine that's been called the benchmark of its class. really, guys, i thought... it also has more rear legroom than other midsize sedans. and the volkswagen passat has a lower starting price than... much better. vo: hurry in and lease the 2014 passat s for $199 a month. visit vwdealer.com today. >>> can giving felons a second chance give republicans a better