mr. luther of the flcial community, you areinternational community? you are talking about crimes against humanity. >> specifically the u.n. security council to refer the situation in syria to the international criminal court. just not being investigated clearly by the syrian authorities on their side at the moment. now there was an attempt to do that last year. some member-states of the u.n. security council attempts to do that. that was vetoed by russia and china. and -- but that must remain on the table. i mean there must be continuing efforts to push that through. however difficult it is. at the very least the security council should be ensuring that the u.n. mandated commission of inquiry which is like amnesty not allowed into syria should be allowed in so that the differing narratives that we hear from different sides and they're extremely different narratives, are pushed to the side, and independently verified truth is established, and those responsible, the evidence against those responsible is investigated thoroughly, and people find themselve

mr. vensent woo is a richmond residents. he was security and detail to reverend doctor martin luther king 50 years ago. one of 2 asian marijuanas in the march. also with us are 2 amazing organizers. mable [inaudible] from ur san diego [inaudible] and asians for black lives bringing communalties together. jusy supauchbt awho is active with org orgzs. i want to honor asian frz black lives and and if they want to say a few words. >> thank you everyone. inel rr jesa [inaudible] this is mable and in addition to organizing for asians for black lives i teach dynamic mindfulness at mission high school. as asians for black lives thank you for this honorism we accept this on behalf of families and men who couldn't be here because they were stolen by the police. we call [inaudible] many more named and unnamed. we acknowledge that we as asian are used as part oaf a divide and conquer strategy to up hold white supremacy. we recognize the relationship between racist militarized police rageer war and empoorialist forces in the home land. we are determined to resist both. we understand race [inaudible] one manifestati

about martin luther king as we sit here today and see the tragedy unfolding for black americans in cities like baltimore, new york city ferguson, and detroit. but i want to address one thing that mr. joseph said. he said that, you know, i feel like some of it is a bit of a fairytale. oh, you know, the criminal justice system, poor black americans, we are just passive victims. the reality is according to the justice department, black men commit homicides six times the rate of white men. black men or homicide victims seven times the rate of white men. these are facts, i do not pull them out of the air. it is a problem that blacks in america are committing more crimes. now, we can talk about criminal justice reform all we want to but until we get to the root of the problem, which is a family, an in-tact family -- mr. joseph talked about food deserts. when your mom is 13 years old, she is not voice know about healthy eating, so you can have all the great food -- you can have grocery stores until they come out of your p yang yang so to speak, as my mother with a, we have like the mother who slept her son, people are applauding her. -- as my mother would say, we have, like the mother w

luther king. he left to travel across africa and dubai about three years ago. today his wife of 57 years dorothy doesn't know where he is. mrsfaith in god that helped them survive threats during the civil rights movement is helping her cope today. >> people ask me how do you do it? and i just said, with the help of the lord. just like i said i have always had a strong faith in god. >> fauntroy's former church is supporting efforts to contact him and they're raising money to help her avoid bankruptcy. >>> if you received a parking ticket near nats lately you may be off the hook. we found out that those who received the tickets on emancipation day may not need to pay them. you need to pay for the parking for the nationals home games but it seems a glitch didn't allow the people to pay on the weekends and the holidays despite the warning from d-dot. >>> you may not be thinking of snow right now, but the next time it snows you and your kids may be able to spled -- spled? i don't know what that is. you can sled at the capitol. if you can figure out what spleding is do that too. there's a house committee that passed the bill that

luther king agenda. that is what i am for. host: ok, another democrat, what are your thoughts on senator sanders? caller: good morning, ma'am. i'm fully in support of mr. sanders' campaign. i would like to see elizabeth warren because she is a fighter for what she believes in. but since she is not running, i will support senator sanders. the reason i will do that is this country is totally rigged in favor of the very wealthy. there is nothing wrong with being wealthy but -- for the last 20, 30 years, the middle class cannot get their head above water and the rich 1% is getting richer and richer and having a much bigger slice of the pie while everyone else is struggling. it is complicated. in europe, there was a time of plenty -- before i finished, i want to tell you one more thing, ma'am. the republicans, all of their billionaire supporters say sanders is a socialist. it is not socialism -- it is just being fair and dismantling the rigged system. thank you very much for taking my call. host: before you go, you said you wanted elizabeth warren because you thought she could really fight for what she believes in. caller: yes. host: hold on, do you doubt

about martin luther king as we sit here today and see the tragedy unfolding for black americans in cities like baltimore, new york city ferguson, and detroit. but i want to address one thing that mrjoseph said. he said that, you know, i feel like some of it is a bit of a fairytale. oh, you know, the criminal justice system, poor black americans, we are just passive victims. the reality is according to the justice department, black men commit homicides six times the rate of white men. black men or homicide victims seven times the rate of white men. these are facts, i do not pull them out of the air. it is a problem that blacks in america are committing more crimes. now, we can talk about criminal justice reform all we want to but until we get to the root of the problem, which is a family, an in-tact family -- mr. joseph talked about food deserts. when your mom is 13 years old, she is not voice know about healthy eating, so you can have all the great food -- you can have grocery stores until they come out of your p yang yang so to speak, as my mother with a, we have like the mother who slept her son, people are applauding her. -- as my mother would say, we have, like the mother who

luther king jr. readings of the u.s. constitution. discussions about life and literature with fellow somali american named amin. mr. yousef's attempt to travel to the middle east last year helped lead authorities to six minnesota men who were charged last month in connection with plan to join the islamic state. but the 19-year-old has become a test case for whether americans lured by islamic extremism can be deradicalized. i think they can. but i sure wouldn't trust them to judge michael j. davis if that's what we want. but see here again, that was -- this is once again, pointing out the ingenuity of the founders in creating three branches. we have the executive branch that's supposed to carry out the laws that the congress elected by the people pass, and we have two houses of congress to make it more difficult to pass laws. they wanted some obstacles and problems to passing legislation too quickly. and then we have the judicial branch that will handle criminal cases, handle civil cases, handle review of actions to ensure their constitutionality. and then we also have this part of the judicial branch like five of t