. >> justin jones is 17 years old, the same age trayvon martin was when he was shot and killed. jones who just graduated from hercules high school says he organized today's rally in oakland, especially to reach out to other young people in the east bay. >> we're calling for peace in our community. we need to end gun violence. that's why we're here, especially the youth, we're trying to get them involved in this modern day civil rights movement. >> fight for justice. >> when gene quan took the mic, several people heckled her and booed. >> let's make sure we invest in young people in america. >> reporter: it was justin who calmed the crowd. >> this is an open forum for everyone. if you want to act like that, go home. >> a lot of people are hurt, but we're trying to ask them to take all those emotions and turn it to positive, peaceful, intelligent action. >> justin and the people he's brought here today give me hope that we're on the edge of changing, making a change for the better. >> also calling for action, civil rights attorney, john burress, who told the crowd, he thinks there

that wrally was organized by justin jones, 17 years old, who is the same age trayvon martin was when he was killed. >> calling for peace in our nunts, whether it's oakland or sanford, florida, we need to end gun violence. especially the youth. we're trying to get them involved in this modern-day civil right movement. >> when oakland mayor gene kwan took the mike, several people in the crowd heckled her and booed. >> let us make sure that we invest in young people in america and particularly young black men. >> it was justin who calmed the crowd. >> this is an open forum for everyone. if you want to act rowdy, go home. >> feel are outraged, frustrated and hurt, but we're trying to ask them to take those actions and turn them into intelligent actions. >> afterward, the mayor deflected questions on why police failed to step in on several occasions this week when protests turned violence. >> i don't want to talk about that. today's source is the voice of the young people. >> many people shared their stories and talked about race and their fears and their hopes. >> that's when people don'

that rally was organized by 17-year-old justin jones, who just graduated from high school. he is the same age as trayvon martin was when he was killed. >> also calling for peace in our community within the neighborhoods and within oakland and our gay community. we need to end gun violence. that's why we're here. especially the youth. we're trying to get this involved in the modern day civil routes movement. >> reporter: when the maifr took the mike, several people in the crowd heckled her and booed. >> let's make sure we can get the young people of america and particularly young black men. >> it was justin who called the crowd. >> this is a place, an open forum for everyone, so if you want to act radical, go home. >> people are outrage and frustrated, and loofr them are hurt, but we're asking them to take all those emotions and turn into positive people and call for action. >> reporter: afterwards the mayor deflected questions about why police failed to step in on several occasions this past week when protests turned violent. >> the day is the source of these young people.

. >> reporter: the rally was organized by justin jones. a recent graduate of hercules high school, the same age as trayvon martin was when he was shot and killed. >> we're calling for peace in our communities, whether in the neighborhoods of west oakland or sanford, florida. we're trying to get them involved in modern day civil right s movements. >> justin and the people he's brought here today drive me a hope that we're changing. >> reporter: when hecklers tried to shout down jean quan. >> we need to invest in young people in america. >> this is an open forum for everyone. if you want to act rowdy, go home. a lot of them are hurt you can but today we're trying to ask them to take all those emotions and turn it into positive, peaceful actions. >> also calling for action, john burris, who told the crowd he thinks there's a civil rights case based on race to be made against george zimmerman. >> i think it's important for the justice department to conduct their investigation, and then file their charges. it's going to be a challenge for them.

justin jones is the same age as trayvon martin was when he was killed. >> calling for peace in our communitiesther oakland or sanford, florida, we need to end gun violence. especially the youth. we're trying to get them volves. >> several protesters heckled mayor gene kwan and it was jones who was able to quiet down the crowd. afterward, she answered questions on why police failed to step in on several occasions. >> i don't want to talk about it. in the voices of the young people, please use the sources, the facts. >> across the bay, a smaller group gathered in the san francisco, in front of the federal building there. police say that rally was also peaceful and there were no arre arrests. san jose's demonstration is planned for city hall this afternoon. >>> coming up at 7:00 on today in the bay, one person is dead, several lanes of 280 shut down after an overnight crash. we have the latest on the investigation, including when the lanes are expected to reopen to traffic. all the day's news coming up at 7:00. right now, a bit more of the "today" show. >>> back on this sunday morning, july 21st,

away from her. >> and the medical examiner would tell lead investigator mike jones that justine's injuries being hit by a car while standing. >> it didn't add up. we left with more questions than we did answers. >> special agent jones knew he needed to hear more of the human story if he was ever going to find out what had really happened on this road. >> we got to go back into the epicenter and the epicenter is justine and eric, and we've got to understand these two individuals. >> the couple had met when justine was in college and to earn a little pocket money she got a cash register job at a lowe's. and it was there that she struck up a relationship with eric, a store manager and marine veteran. >> what do you think she saw in him? >> he's a very strong person and he's very decisive and determined. he did have two children, but he was working and taking care of them and she liked that. she really respected that about eric. >> but here was the complication about eric. with two children from a previous relationship, decisive eric was determined to have no more. he was opposed to marriage.

previously on "globe trekker around the world," justine shapiro traveled across america on route 66 and beyond, from virginia to arizona. now we join judith joneshe crosses the border into mexico, and we continue our journey south

previously on "globe trekker around the world," justine shapiro traveled across america on route 66 and beyond, from virginia to arizona. now we join judith jones as she crosses the border into mexico, and we continue our journey south into latin america, the land of conquistadors, aztecs, and incas. >> human sacrifice, religion, greed, war, and torture have all played their part in the building and crushing of magnificent empires. >> bandits! >> a continent that is now a living, breathing mix of cultures thousands of years old. [crash] our journey through latin america will take us to pre-hispanic civilizations all but destroyed by conquistadors, to sites which witnessed the violent struggles for independence from spain and then revolution and bloody civil war. welcome to latin america, land of the legendary conquistadors, aztecs, and incas... and of course, tequila! i begin this journey at the epicenter of this struggle, in mexico, located between the united states to the north and latin america to the south. from chihuahua in the northeast, i drive south to the silver city, zacatecas, and from there farther south to the ancient toltec site o

jones who has been accepted and attending city college. [cheering and applauding] >> the other checks will be mailed. thank you. [cheering and applauding] >> congratulations. and now we will hear from mr. justin davis who is the program manager of the college bound brotherhood [speaker not understood] for social impact. (applause) >> congratulations, lauren. wow. so, this announcement is really for you and some of your other fellow african-american graduates. [speaker not understood] formerlyedth mission k-4 foundation. we are based in oakland, california. we just moved there from san francisco. i actually make the community -- not really. but nonetheless, in san francisco, i'm glad to be here to make the announcement. june 19th we're going to recognize african-american young men who have graduated high school and are going to college. this is an annual event that we host. we are very proud to be putting it together and recognizing young black men. so, this is a call announcement for all the young brothers who are graduating from the college, your friends, family to come out, support these young men. juan, we have something special for you and all other young participants, a $100 gift card ju

justin herman plaza. >>> she is known as the mother of the black panthers party. and on sunday, mother ruth joneselebrated her 107th birthday in the bay area. the party at glide honored her with music and prayer. she is credited with starting black panther programs to fight injustice and fostering education and equality. >> she was born in 1916. >> wow. >> imagine what she's seen over all the years. >> can't even imagine. all the different types of weather she could have seen. that's what i think about. >> in the bay area. >>> financial, around the bay area today we have low clouds and fog surging onshore. thick enough we are getting drizzle at the coastline and maybe just inside the bay. today looks like a cooler day ahead. in fact, a cooler beginning to the week with these temperatures running below average for this time of year mainly in the 50s now. see that cloud deck stretched well onshore into many of the valleys right now although concord is reporting some clear skies. by the afternoon, we have some sunshine into cupertino about 81 degrees. sunny and mild into san jose at 76. about 84 in

jones who has been accepted and attending city college. [cheering and applauding] >> the other checks will be mailed. thank you. [cheering and applauding] >> congratulations. and now we will hear from mr. justin davis who is the program manager of the college bound brotherhood [speaker not understood] for social impact. (applause)

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