ys you1(c)(3) status sa can support positions, issues, not an actual candidate. >> soak in michael mcmillan clarify on how it is offset? we haven't achilles' heel, as i see it. micheal mcmillan: one of the things you can do is create a 501(c)(4). as an individual, you can volunteer, vote, and donate. karen freeman wilson: i would just say money is key. and i'm not just saying that because i'm elected. tired, and we get then we don't give anything else. but it is essential -- [laughter] havet is essential that we our voice served by writing a check. roland martin: when he was in dallas all the white folks got together and said we wanted run for mayor -- he said, i don't want to win like you one. question. howational council -- much training do police officers in your community receive, to assist those with mental health issues? karen freeman wilson: we actually have a great program where police officers received two days of training relative to mental health. there is also a mental health court. we have a new unit that allows police officers to take people who they believe have mental proble

[applause] roland martin: next up, michael mcmillan.plause] roland martin: karen freeman wilson, the mayor of gary, indiana. [applause] last but not nieces wrote -- not least is reverend jamaal from maryland. [applause] they also reminded me if you are tweeting use the #saveourcities. i want to deal with voting last and get right to police accountability and criminal justice reform. we saw yesterday for the first time in cincinnati history, a police officer was indicted for killing somebody. we have 15 black men killed in cincinnati over a period of five years. you heard the prosecutor say that without body cameras we would not be having that conversation and he would not be being indicted. what are you seeing? i want to start with you, in your city, do they have body cameras? to make sure that every agency has body cameras to protect them and the public? karen freeman wilson: the first thing is that we are starting a trial with body cameras but i want to disabuse us of the notion that body cameras are the be-all and end-all. they are a

michael mcmillan: i wanted to add one thing.in addition to voting, we have to volunteer as individuals for candidates working for the best interests of the community. we have to go out. [applause] michael mcmillan: we also have to contribute to them because we expect people to run for office and get affected by -- funded by corporations and pacs and unions and then turn around and tell the people that donated to them that they will not be concerned with their interests and that is living in a fantasy. the reality is that people who give large contributions will always have access to elected officials. so we need to contribute to people and give of time, talent, and treasure so we can have independent access. roland martin: before we go to culinary, i am going to give in -- q and a, i am going to give another homework assignment. this is what i am going to expect. marc, you have seen video of these people protesting locally. send to me because it is my show, i do not have to ask nobody. here is my point. if we do not actually org

michael mcmillan of st. louis, and j. howard henderson of baltimore.applause] these good men were tested, and they showed us the way stop the strength -- and they showed us the way. love, as martin luther king told us, always shows the way. as in charleston was month, it shines as a true light in the darkness. city, community of that we found such grace. such purity of heart. such a relic goodness. such boundless mercy. all gathered up in one story. we like to think that charleston's response to people told the world something good and right about this nation and its people. it surely did. even more, that congregation of believers, that city, gave witness to the character that inspired that movement and inspires us to that day. i will endeavor to live up to the goodness of charleston and work with you to better our communities whether as your neighbor or as your president. andow there are great lasting things we can achieve together. maybe only together, to keep ideals faithful to its of equality and justice for all. your support in that effort is some

[applause] next up michael p. mcmillan presidency of the urban league of metropolitan st. louis.plause] karen freeman wilson mayor of gary indiana. [applause] last but not least is reverend jamal harrison bryant pastor and founder of the temple baltimore maryland. [applause] if you were tweeting use the hashtag save our cities and so i want to get right into it they where talking about police accountability criminal justice as well as voting. i want to do is voting last and i want to get right to criminal justice and police accountability. remember the rise in 2001 of many folks forget that there were 15 black men who were killed in cincinnati over. naca five years. you have heard the prosecutor say without body cameras we would not be having that conversation and he would not have been indicted. so whether you are hearing i want to start with you and your city to your police officers have body cameras and of the state of indiana is there a drive to make sure every law enforcement agency have oddly cameras to protect them but also the public? >> the first thing is that we are sta

[applause] >> next michael mcmillan president and ceo of the urban league of metropolis in st.pplause] care in three minutes the mayor in gary indiana. [applause] last but not least, john all at baltimore l. and - maryland. if you are on to better use the hash tag save our cities. i want to get right into it. they are talking about the accountability and also voting. so i want to deal with voting and get right to accountability and criminal justice reform. we start yesterday indicted by a murder for killing someone. remember the rise in 2001 or the uprising in 2001 many folks forget that 15 black men were killed in cincinnati. you heard the prosecutor say without a body cameras, we will not be having that conversation. he will not have been indicted and so we want to start with you in your city do your police officers have body cameras and is very tried to make sure every law enforcement agency has body cameras protect them and the public? >> the first thing is we are starting a trial but i want to disabuse us of the notion that body cameras are the be-all and end-all. eat eats

. >> soak in michael mcmillan clarify on how it is offset? we haven't achilles' heel, as i see it. micheal mcmillan: one of the things you can do is create a 501(c)(4). as an individual, you can volunteer, vote, and donate. karen freeman wilson: i would just say money is key. and i'm not just saying that because i'm elected. tired, and we get then we don't give anything else. but it is essential -- [laughter] havet is essential that we our voice served by writing a check. roland martin: when he was in dallas all the white folks got together and said we wanted run for mayor -- he said, i don't want to win like you one. question. howational council -- much training do police officers in your community receive, to assist those with mental health issues? karen freeman wilson: we actually have a great program where police officers received two days of training relative to mental health. there is also a mental health court. we have a new unit that allows police officers to take people who they believe have mental problems to that issue. one of the things we have en very, very strong on h

president of the national bar association, ben crump, principle, loc. [ applause ] ♪ next up, michael p. mcmillanand ceo of the urban league of metropolitan st. louis. karen freeman wilson, mayor of gary, indiana. last but not least is reverend dr. jamal harris, empowerment temple, baltimore, maryland. all right then. they also reminded me, if you're tweeting, use #saveourcities. i want to get right into it. we're talking about police accountability, criminal justice reform and also voting. and so i want to deal with voting last and i want to get right to police accountability and criminal justice reform. we saw yesterday, for the first time in cincinnati's history a cop has been indicted for murder for killing someone. folks, remember the riots in 2001 or uprising 2001? many folks forget, you had 15 black men killed in cincinnati over a period of five years. you heard the prosecutor say without body cameras, we would not be having that conversation. he would not have been indicted. and so what are you seeing, what are you hearing? mayor, i want to start with you. in your city, do your police off