shoally as it -- >> hold on ali there are profound implications for ferguson, ferguson is a majority black cityit has the potential if its leadership really aligns with the population to be a strong black city that represents the plaque interests in the entire state. there is a reason for it to stay together and have that strong -- >> do you see that kind of leadership that ferguson exists as a poor city, poor tax base can there be some kind of face ept nascent budding african american leadership that is budding? >> to make sure it is not crushed, a lot of the business owners that i spoke to say, i'm trying to move forward but once i take one step forward the city the taxes the police push me back. >> roland even when they run it properly you can't run the police well enough, you yourself have said it. if you stop pulling black people over and charging them with all sorts of nonsense is that place ever going to make anything of itself? >> first of all it can. there are small cities all across america that don't have the same problems that ferguson has. and so they are able to be some but this i

. >> ferguson is a majority black city so when i looked that numbers, they didn't surprise me at all.bers didn't equal the percentages of people. so the numbers should have been surprising. when they show it time after time, it was police misconduct. it wasn't that ploo black people were committing more crimes and to me, the majority of people are peacefully protesting. >> and coming up a study says millennials are the least skilled until another study comes along saying the opposite. >> hammers and sickals for democracy reminding that not all hammers and sickals are for democracy. brl . >>> the commander in tweets. president obama stopped by jimmy kimmal's couch and went down the list of tweets. >> is there some way we can fly obama half way around the world and leave him there? how do you make his eyes light up, shine flash light in his ears. i'm i'm all right with the president wearing jeans but not those jeans. >> something tells me there were far meaner tweets and he addressed hillary clinton's email address. >> do you have hillary clinton's new email address? i can't give it to

ferguson is historically white city, and over the last few decades it's become a majority black city. there have been an opportunity for a strong black leadership to lead the black city, but if the city dissolves you lose that opportunity. it becomes a county situation where you have a minority of folks in a largely white political zone. >> so the chief is getting paid how much, was it $95,000 or $96,000. >> it's $96,000. you bring up the talk as if it was mutual. the numbers tell a different story. clearly his contract was up, but if it was mutual, why are they givings giving him $100,000 severance for five years of service? typically someone receives two weeks of self advance for every yearseverance for every year served. not a year. >> i don't know if it's a city in the red, in the black, i don't know. what are the finances like in that city, and what happens if you're not collecting the kind of money that the city was collecting off of these crazy fines. >> for a business or government entity money is like blood or food, if you don't have enough, you die. right before michael brow

city index on unemployment and income and also a state by state index around education. and they highlight a few things. one, that unemployment particularly in black communities and major urban centers remains very high. 33 of the top 70 cities that we looked at had black unemployment. over 15%. on the latino side, the unemployment rate remains high in some communities but seems to have come down more quickly in others. this is even as we have a job creation scenario in this country where there are 200,000 -- there have been 200,000 jobs being created each month every month for a sustained period. that period being longer than any since 1975. >> is it reaching down into the neighborhoods? >> at this point the answer is not yet and why we highlight this is because we don't think that people should do a somer sault and say the recovery is here, the economy is fully back. it's not fully back. it's better than it's been but we've got more work to do. >> what's different about being an unemployed black american? what's different about being an unemployed latino. if other people are heading back to work with why aren't you if you've been out on the bricks for four months? is

encounters led to seizure of contraband and in chicago blacks are 46 of vehicle stops compared to 27% for whites. the pattern is not limited to major cities haven, connecticut blacks are 30% of population and account for nearly 47% of traffic stops. seattle police is the target of a justice department investigation in 2011 and cases like this in which a police officer is seen stomping on an latino man with complaints against the seattle pd and found a pattern of using unnecessary and excessive force and it did express concern that more than half of the incidents this which excessive force was used involved minorities in a city that is 70% white. and in north carolina protests broke out in durham after examples of police brutality and a shooting of a 26-year-old black man, the city launched an investigation earlier this year and acknowledged racial bias in policing with disparity and searches and drug enforcement of the kind of reflection that law enforcement across the country are being urged to make. >> those of us in law enforcement must redouble our efforts to resist bias and prejudice. we must better understand the people we serve and

and in these nine cases they are headed by black mayors or black city council people. and the majority, the overwhelming majority of the citizens are black. so if eric holder were truly looking at this situation from that standpoint, he'd be going after any one of those black jurisdictions. >> but see going to that very point he is looking at it from this vantage point because what he pointed out in the report is that even though there's a 60% of ferguson is african-american, it is not reflected in the police department. and it is not reflected in the number of arrests. >> let me stay focused on hands up don't shoot which became a mantra of so many. let's go back to the robbery that took place before the shooting, before the confrontation. if you remember in this video, here it is there's michael brown. and dorian johnson. dorian johnson was never arrested here. remember, he handed off whatever he had taken to dorian johnson. let's go to the stepfather of michael brown when he said burn this b down. remember this? >> burn this [ bleep ] down! burn this [ bleep ] down! burn this [ bleep

consistent use of tasers and the disproportionate use of force against african-american men in a city that is majority black and the majority of the police department is might. they found that this is not only a violation of the constitution in particular the fourth amendment time and again but also a revenue-generating mechanism. the police department being used as a collection agency. this is a gross violation of the constitutional rights of those citizens, and so now it is up to ferguson, the department, and also the larger system of justice here to step up and do the right thing, to work with the department of justice to correct all of the gross inequality. >> to that point the police department being used as a generating revenue generating department. >> officers will charge multiple violations for the same conduct. three or four charges for a single stop is considered fairly routine. some officers even compete to see who can issue the largest number of citations during a single stop. a total in one instance rose as high as 14. we have observed that even minor code violations can sometimes result in mu

>> when you look at the city leadership from the mayor, the police chief, the majority of the people on the city council, those faces are now blackans in those positions. but what hasn't changed is this community's black community, which is the majority community, is still suppressed in certain ways, economically there's the high unemployment rate, families are being torn apart by drugs so there's so so there's so much progress here. if you wanted to sit next to a white man and have a cheeseburger, you can do that. but if you want to sit next to a white student, that's more difficult. after segregation, a lot of white families fled the community and started segregation academies. that still lingers today and so all those terrible memories, there's this long shadow so when you walk around downtown it reminds you of something you see in a movie. it could be mayberry if not for what happened here so many years ago. but there are many abandoned home homes. >> we just saw the presidential motorcade cross the bridge. we know president obama has been on the bridge shaking hands with the crowd there that's what's going on tomorrow. what'

selma is currently 80% african-american with a black mayor and majority african-american local city officials selma should honor. have you proposed a new name for the bridge if you're successful? >> our whole goal is to have it represent something that we believe in in the furt you're as the young people of selma. we hope to open a dialogue within the city and pick a name more fortunate. >> if you had your choice who would you name the bridge in honor of? >> well i'm trying not to show favorites but there's so many people involved in the movement it's hard to pick one. i'd like to give it a name that really represents the spirit of the movement whether that's the freedom bridge or hope bridge. >> i think a lot of people would like that as well congratulations for getting your petition, the conversation and attention it deserves as well. we'll keep the audience up to date on what happens. >> what does your gut tell you, do you think the pettus bridge should be renamed? that does it for this edition of "news nation." i'm tamron hall. you can catch "news nation" every day at 11:00 a.m. on msnbc.

major cities through the unemployment equality. but while the national jobless rate is dropping, the numbers for the blacks remain in the double digits. >> they would point to a 3-1 or a 4-1 ratio. >> reporter: but they would call on the african americans to confront their challenges. >> we must save our city and save a generation. >> reporter: the national urban league put that first report together, 39 years ago and for the first time this year you can see the whole thing online. it is free for the next ten days. >>> know on the first day of music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. >>> a new innovation making it possible. >> they have a condition as she cannot speak. she can barely move her arms and legs. by interacting through the software

the city council is majority black. the mayor is an african-american.hief is african-american. but even with that there's still tension. recently there was a shooting of an elderly black man sparking uproar in the community. we have the same black lives matter protests that we saw all over the country here in selma. we're half a century removed from the battle days, but thingings aren't that easy here in selma. places are still struggling economically. >> do you think the citizens view the economic disparities the way black citizens viewed the political disparities 50 years ago? >> reporter: i think it's a little different because you have the opportunity. you can sit next to a white man and have a cheeseburger. when you talk about the housing discrimination, that's as bad as it ever was. it doesn't take much to walk around the community and see that while we're so far removed from those days where we couldn't enjoy the same social space, we're not enjoying the same economic spaces. >> thank you. the economic inequality is indicative of a larger nationa

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black police officials about all this? >> well i agree with darrell and chuck. you know, they get us together the major city chiefs, four or five times a year and we talk about, you know, constitutional policing, bias-free policing and community engagement. and darrell is right when he said that when we lost officers due to the economic downturn, a lot of chiefs responded back to our police models traditional policing, where officers simply respond to 911 calls and put fires out and move around and never take the time to engage the community. and unless you have authentic relationships with people in your city you are doomed because there will always be a fracture that exists between cops and community unless you include the community in problem solving policing. >> woodruff: chuck wexler, what would you to do that? and i'd like to you just add to it, what should people know about the work of the police officer? because i think sometimes it becomes a stereotype. >> sure. first an interesting point, which is crime is actually at its lowest point since the 1960s. that's the irony of this whole situation is th

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wide look, i don't major problems. 295 a little slow passing 50. 66 and 95 looking pretty good. 95 north bound there at dale city a little slow. largo road at blackn drive, we still have the road blocked because of a tree that took wires down there. and taking a look hoot h. here at 95 in-bound southbound a little slow after 198. bw parkway looking pretty good. >> roads are wet from overnight drizzle and mist and right now we're getting some light rain this patch south and east of washington. very light rain that is tracking off to the north and east. more on the way later this morning. there is the sky with low cloud cover over washington. temperatures will stay in the 40s through the morning commute. a little bit of fog to our authority. by noontime still a little bit of rain around with temperatures hovering near 50 degrees. then it's this afternoon, it is going to get baum any with temperatures breaking out of the metro area if will to the mid-60s with some sunshine breaking out by later this afternoon. and then as we get into this evening, we'll have a partly cloudy sky. coming up at 6:41 a look at other neighborhoods outside the metro area

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