we can be twice as good, somehow we can escape history and heritage and legacy, and prince's mother mabeliana born into poverty, sharecropper, worked her way up became a radiologist, went to l.s.u., went in the navy, did everything you're supposed to do. almost killed. there's no real difference. >> jon: she talks about it. she says they had a life of privilege. >> right. >> jon: they did all the right things. and she talks about it's all gone in one racist moment. >> right. and you know the really sad thing that she reveals is the fact they were chasing another criminal who was driving a jeep. >> jon: who was 5'4". right, i think prince was 6'4". the only difference is they were black. she bought him the car. they ran the tags and they came back in pennsylvania and they thought it was stolen, never occurred to them his mother bought it, and they treated him like a criminal. it's very sad. >> jon: why do you think it's so difficult when you bring this up as your experience, as the experience of a community that it's very difficult for the white community the power structure in place, to n

morning in newcastle delaware chopper 6 hd over the scene just after 7:00 this morning on i-245, wilbur mabel was driving in the lane and swerved and struck the median and hit a vehicle driving in the southbound lane, four people including three children in that car were injured. the crash closed down the southbound lanes for more than three hours, a bandit that tried to hide his face with a clear bag over his head robbed a dunkin' donuts in south philadelphia early monday morning and surveillance cameras caught him outside of the store where his face can be more easily seen, he jumped the counter and took the cash box, he got away but cameras caught him casing the store before the robbery. if you have information please call police. >>> we are three months away from electing a new mayor in philadelphia. they put a browsing primary battle behind them endorsing jim kenny and melissa bailey is lodging her fight. >> we have not seen each other in a while and looking forward to move forward in the general election. >> the first time that the would be mayors came together since the last debate in

1971 i commend in this corner lots 20/20 i own lot 51 and 52 pr the initial review has lots next to mabel's is 50 with the celebrate on mangle i can only hope they'll not be disappointed and they no longer are a view on the other side of the house a entryway with the fractured this is a window looking at out it is a closed offside yard my first thought no architect will design this i'm sure their priority is to house their family but to xhoosh the exterior is an insult to the neighborhood not to mention the mandatory ability from what i seen and heard about the reconfiguration the garage in order to make it more assessable it is questionable considering it may not be assessable and no entry from the front that makes room for the family with this structure on a single post board a ridiculous it begs for a structure underneath those concern me although leaving the roof so flat is a little bit shocking to me only hope the exterior materials will be modern this is costing ply neighbors knowing though how to - i believe the proposed plans to one 80 mangles the framing existing than any regard i

you have a very powerful section on prince and his mom mabel.re spending the hour with ta-nehisi coates a national correspondent at the atlantic. his book is called, "between the world and me." stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we are spending the hour with ta-nehisi coates who is an award-winning national correspondent for the atlantic magazine. his new book is called, "between the world and me." ta-nehisi coates, if you would read a section of this book. >> sure. this is towards the end of major view with mabel jones and she is trying to describe the impact of prince's death on her life and how she sees the world. >> prince had a sister, so i asked her about this issue and here. "i know wondered about her daughter lived in reselling married. there was a picture on display of the daughter and her new husband. dr. jones was intensely worried about her daughter bringing a son into america because she could not save him. she could not secure hi

delaware state police tell us wilbert mabel was killed when his car swerved into another lane. it went into the median went airborne and landed upside down on the other side of the highway. a mother driving her three kids slammed into that car. one of them an 8-year-old, has serious injuries. >>> they can weigh 40 tons and travel 80 miles an hour and they might be getting even bigger. how online shopping is driving this new law. >>> a popular coffee shop robbed. why police say the robber did not hide his identity. >>> another gorgeous day with low humidity. and of course no rain. how long will this last? >>> what do we want? >> 15. >> when do we want it? >> now! >> the fight for 15. this afternoon, demonstrators rallied at a center city mcdonald's to raise the minimum wage for fast food workers. it's one of dozens of demonstrations happening across the country today calling on cities to adopt the new $15 minimum wage standard. >>> all new at 6:00 it's probably happened to you before. you're driving along the highway and all of a sudden you're next to a huge truck, the kind that

police say 35-year-old will burt mabel of wilmington was driving in the northbound lanes. they say he swerve for some reason, went into the median where his car flipped and landed on a car in the southbound lanes e-mail died at the scene. the driver of the other car and the three kids inside were all taken to the hospital. one of those children does have serious injuries. >>> pennsylvania's top prosecutor is taking action against a philadelphia furniture store. fox 29 investigators first looked into that store after getting complaints from customers who said they never got what they bought. fox 29 he can end's karen hepp joins us live. karen, this is a step forward for those customers. >> reporter: gosh, there were so many of them lucy that contacted us. dozens and dozens called over to jeff cole and fox 29 investigates affected by this. over 54th and lancaster. huge store it used to be called fun which are sir plus. it's now called furniture king. people did not get their money back or their furniture noun the attorney general is taking action filing a lawsuit. >> every t

mabel when to the hospital and michelle nichols along with a 6-year-old girl and 5-year-old boy are expected to be okay. a third child an 8-year-old boy is in serious condition with a head injury. >>> it was a violent night for the city of philadelphia, five people were shot last night into this morning. three of the victims are dead and police have not made any arrests. >> there was a 15-year-old boy that was caught in this crossfire. >> reporter: police say that a 15-year-old boy was sitting on the front steps of this building at susquehanna and kensington at 1:00 a.m. when bullets started flying, this car kaz struck at least six timesp the 15-year-old boy was grazed in his arm and went to the hospital in critical condition. police found a second victim around the corner he had already died. investigators think that both scenes are connected but are not sure exactly what happened. philadelphia detectives were gathering evidence at another crime scene near howard street. the 21-year-old victim was sitting outside with his girlfriend when he was shot and killed. his girlfriend wasn't injured

the scene of this morning's two-car crash on 495 near route 13 in new castle. 35-year-old wilfred mabel was on 495 north. for some reason the car swerved, hit a berm and went airborne landing on another car in the southbound lane. a woman and three children in that car survived. >>> check out this mess. there's a water main break and water is spewing on to the street from several spots. philadelphia water department is on the scene dealing with that mess. >>> philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey is in washington, d.c. to talk about the future of policing. commissioner ramsey is meeting with officials from the white house and department of justice along with dozens of police chiefs and mayors from across the country. the goal of the forum is to build trust with the community. president obama's task force on 21st century policing is being led by commissioner ramsey. >> i can't think of a better place than the white house to be able to get us all together listen to each other but take what we learned back to the community for immediate impact. >> the forum will wrap up in about

mabel it's happened before and we are in the this age of over investigation since the ray rice called on the carpet of under investigation and where we are today. >> steve the reports emerging that brady wants to go through the players' association to appeal the case at the federal court. for an injunction. when's he hoping to achieve by that? >> well he's hoping in the ideal scenario to get the injunction, place the season and gets heard by a court and the ruling of the nfl tossed out and tom brady get what is he would claim is a full exoneration. i think beyond that you're looking at -- i read it as a very, very long-term, long game play by tom brady not having as much to do with the immediate future but the long-term legacy as a player and looking at this and refused to give an inch and the damning pieces of evidence circumstantial bits of evidence destroying the cell phone and refused to concede an inch and basically saying here look you all think i'm a cheater but you have not one single hard piece of evidence that proves beyond a reasonable doubt i'm a cheater. i think the brady

by saying i'm from the home of the greatest naval surface warfare center in southern indiana that mabelvery minute of having the chance to be part of it. when we look forward and the challenges we had in the nuclear area in regard to the submarine warfare. one of my greatest concern are the efforts to attack cyberwise to find out our technology, to find out our plans and map it out going forward. it's not only on the naval side of the contract or side. i wonder what is done to make sure there is no backdoors open with our contractors that other countries can get into. >> senator, i share the activity in the cyberdomain as we speak today at the hotly contested domain and justin are defensive navy networks, we're subject to tens of thousands of attacks per day. attribution is very difficult but just like other domains success revolves around being properly organized, trained and equipped in the navy is moving out in that area with the formation of cybermission teams that would provide not only defensive and support capabilities but often tools available should our leaders choose to use th