my city ♪ ♪ die every day in my city >> spike he, when we met, he explained his latest premise about through chicago's street warf e warfare. >> back to the program. >> first time. glad to be on the show. >> glad to have you, pl particularly at this time. the s this great timing or did you know that chicago was an explosion waiting to happen? >> i would say it's a combination of both. my co-writer and i chose to have this take place on the south side of chicago. but everything else is -- it just happened. and with that gruesome tape, let's call it a snuff film of laquan being shot down like a dog. >> it puts yet another very, very pointed finger on a lot of what ails america. >> and i'm glad you said that. i don't want anybody that sees the film or seeing me talking to you to think that what's happening only takes place in chicago. my wife gave me a good thought. she said chicago is like the canary in the coal mine. gun violence affects not just hispanic and african americans in the hoods of this country. gun violence affects everybody. 88 americans die every day due to gun violence,

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you started this organization, my block, my hood, my city. does that compassion look like as you and your peers there in chicago try to rebuild the relationship with the chicago police department? >> well, the first officer that showed up on the scene last night is a good friend of mine. i won't put his name on blast but i do know him. so he's an activist in the community and a person who has done a lot of great things in chicago and i'm not taking away from the injups cities last night but we need to look at who these officers are. if you're a good person, having a badge is -- you're going to continue to do good. if you're bad, having a badge is going to amplify your badness. i do know the officer who showed up on the scene and it's a tough position to be in but i do think that all life is interconnected, like martin luther king said, and right now the only thing that we're going to be able to do is express our agony and concern and use it as a teaching moment for cpd and not depend on big city government. what can we do in a community? do w

. >> i was born here in san bernardino, this is my city so i've been here my whole life so i take this personally. >> reporter: attorneys for the family of suspect syed farook held a press conference. >> none of the family members had any idea this was going to take place. they were totally shocked. there's never been any evidence that either of the two alleged shooters were aggressive, had extremist views, they were totally shocked that this could take place. >> the associated press is reporting that a facebook posting ostensibly from tashfeen malik praising the leader of i.s.i.l. was brought to the attention of law enforcement officials, postabout the time that the killing started. the media arm of i.s.i.l. that two of its supporters launched the attack. >> i'm surprised they would claim maybe they did maybe they didn't but again it only helps them to be able to attach themselves to an attack like this. >> fbi and current law enforcement officers say they have no current threats looming of attacks across the u.s. >> the fbi insisted they were finished at the location of the apartment

this is my city. i have been here all my life so i take this personally. >> attorneys for the family of syed freuk held a press conference. >> they are totally shocked. there was never any evidence that either of the two alleged shooters were aggressive, had extremist views, they were totally shocked that this could takes place. >> the associated press was reporting that a facebook posting ostensibly from tashfeen malik, was posted wednesday morning about the time the killing started. assistant director boache boash. >> maybe they did maybe they didn't, maybe it helps them to attach themselves to an act like this. >> fbi and current law enforcement said they had no current incremental evidence of any looming terrorist threftsz locally or across the u.s. >> law enforcement officials now identified the person who purchased the two guns in question and used by the suspects. an atf spokesman has identified the person hasn't released an identity and nobody has been detained in the case of those two guns. jo

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but they also have this feeling that this won't happen in my city, this won't happen here. that's been something very difficult for the people living in san bernardino to kind of get their head around that yes indeed a mass shooting has occurred here in their city. >> it's important to remember that while we have been focused on trying to figure out why and the suspects and who they are and why they did this, that real people were killed today, injured today, that inland regional center as i mentioned is a horrific scene. i don't know, and you may know more jennifer about what's going on there tonight but i'm sure that it's a terrible job of trying to remove the bodies and trying to gather evidence. right? >> reporter: well, and john we do know, from the last police briefing, that that scene, that building is not secure yet. police said they have reason to believe there may be an explosive device somewhere in that building. and we know that building is massive. and police said they have bomb squads at the scene and they expect them to be there for hours. because of this poss

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this is my city. so i have been here my whole life, so i take this personally. >> reporter: thank you very much. appreciate you taking some time today. a pleasure. again, the bomb shell, of course today from the fbi was yep, we're investigating this as terrorism, period. tony? >> yeah, alan thank you. i want to give you a moment here from the news conference that wrapped up about ten minutes ago to give you a sense of how widespread this investigation is in terms of getting information about this attack. have a listen. >> we are working hand in hand with our other federal, local, and state partners. we are also working hand in hand with our foreign counterparts to ensure that we find any connections that pertain to this matter. >> all right. i'm going to get to jamie mcintyre now. jamie, i know there was a white house press briefing. was there any news. i know there were questions about the ongoing investigation. what can you tell us about that? >> well, the white house was deferring to the fbi. there

. >> pray for my city, been getting a lot of attention. >> trevor: there is a line about black on blackblack people killing each otherr humanity and to focus in on humanity and that a life is a life. you know what i mean? no one's life should be lost or taken away. so honestly i really believe whether it's the lyrics in the song and these lyrics actually came from people from the community. i mean, we all got together and they were crying out and i always say hurt people hurt people. when you say that, it's a painful situation. it's not a coincidence that, you know, the most violent places in america are the most disenfranchised and people with the least opportunity. so, you know, whether we do it the way that people want to see us do it, we're crying out and things need to change and that's what it's all about. >> trevor: that's a beautiful message. (applause) beautiful message, comes through in the song. where to from here? where do you go from this film? >> oh, man! lots of sex! >> trevor: the sex strike is over. do you think that could work by the way. >> it has worked. a woman got

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this is my city rite here. >>> i should have went to the nba because i am the most valuable player. prior convictions including pg. >> i'm good at everything i do. >> we're not a game. but they say anything over 3 people in a sthar that's really like moving up to me. now you got him and his posse from the store. >> leading to oliver's arrest revolving between stars. >> a few emerged on line attacking a zillow inside a sacramento mall. >>> he's the man and voice behind the camera. >> somebody seen somebody. he was with our crowd. they broke out and just started fighting and then i'm recording the fight with my cell phone. oliver's next move led police directly to hi >> i put it on youtube. you know what i mean. >> it was a fight. >> authorities say the video posting sparked two days of gang violence. some of whom were innocent bystanders shot and injured. >> they had me all over the news. you've got me on america's most wanted. what is going on here. you knew they were looking for you, right? >> who wants to go to jail? >> he was arrested in alabama and. but oliver has been charmg ed

. >> anchor: like to pretend my city was gone, right? here it is. it's missing. there is to downtown, no train station but it's there of it's under the fog right now. 48 degrees, our dew point reading about 48. north wind at five just enough to stir the air of people think the wind has to be calm but actually there has to be enough wind to stir the air to make there it is. humidity 1 un00%. the wind is just enough to stir it. 48 reading in down, 49 beverly. the 50's an far off. middle 50's and upper 50's down through buzz are the area bay. just takes a little bit of a breeze, right to bring that up. and the passage of awarm front too. i think we're simplifying it too much. there is visibility down in some cases near zero and worcester and boston or rather providence but boston should be almost near zero too. maybe a half mile, quarter mile. bedford at 47, 45 fitchburg, there is a pot of cool air and where the cool meets some of that warmth rue on that warm front aboundary is where we get our densest fog right now. worcester just can't see to the end your arm and

without american tourists coming to my city, i would never have learned to speak english. innovation of silicon valley. people say why come to america? where are you going to compete with amazon? when are you going to compete with ebay? we do not compete. we want to help small businesses in china, help them to asia. we have consumers online every day. 150 million people, even on their mobile phones, shopping our site. we need good products and unique products. the usa has huge potential. i want our team to be thankful, to invest in high technology, to invest in companies in the united states that are helping them to grow, helping them one day come to china. it's a huge market. emily: amazon is also going global. they are focusing on india, for example. you are focusing on russia, for example. when the world's biggest e-commerce companies collide? jack: amazon and alibaba have a pretty different model. they buy and sell. we are a platform. on our site, we have 10 million businesses. we believe every company can be amazon. if amazon is a great apple, we are an apple tree. th

fresh out of college, i drove my dodge stratus into the city and -- my dodge shadow with a hundred dollars in my pocket into the city and did not know a single soul. i had a young lady i had dated a little bit in college who lived 30 miles north and i said winston-salem is a great place to move and we started a life and career there. >> when you go back home, what are the issues you are hearing about? what inspired you to run to represent your community? rep. walker: i think part of it was to be able to talk about individual, talk about hope talk about liberty, something that people can identify with. i haven't built a bridge to be able to talk about the things that are important to me. if we can do that in a way that will resonate, i think it is very important. even on the republican side, we are very guilty of only preaching to the choir. i think the ultimate goal is to augment the base or broaden the audience. >> you are already looking ahead to your next reelection. you've got at least one challenger. how do you balance what you are trying to do on capitol hill with your campaign. rep.

>> because i stood up for the working families of my city. in other words, what the average person -- >> yeah. >> say, doesn't have any health care, making $10 an hour, sees his job go to china and you say, hey, come out and vote. and what that person says, why? >> why? game is fixed. >> that's exactly right. >> right. >> why? the rich get richer, i'm getting poorer. why do you want me to give credibility to a system that doesn't work for me? >> right. >> so it's a catch-22. what you need as a political party to stand up and fight for those people. look, the koch brothers are going to spend $900 million on this coming election. >> yeah. >> they apparently think politics is important, all right? [laughter]. >> and they're right. but if you're the average person, you don't think politics is important. so what you need is -- >> right. >> -- with absolute clarity to come up with an agenda that says, you know what? we're going to create millions of jobs in this country because real employment is 11%. we're going to rebuild our infrastructure. you

experience i had to live through the last years of my life and how happy i am to be in my country and my citys so emotional. i almost got out and kissed the ground. my cancer has spread through my body. it can't be operated on. it can't be removed. it's going to be there. it's not going away. the only thing they can do is try to control it and try to prolong my life. the price that i paid is way more than i ever made out of drug trafficking. i didn't just end up in prison. i ended up with a death sentence. knowing that i could die in a foreign prison made me realize what's really important in life and it's not money, it's not houses or material things. it's spending time with family, friends, loved ones. and every day that i get to spend with them to me now is precious. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons to a world of chaos and danger. now the scenes you've never seen. "lockup: raw." >>> when "lockup" producers traveled to the joliet correctional facility in illinois, they walked through

if this had happened in my city, i think i would have a hard time getting out and about, you know? >> i think there are a large number of people in san bernardino that's dumb-founded right now. this is city that has been plagued by gang violence for years. but this does not prepare you for something like this. something far more on the level of warfare or tactical assault. everything i've spoken to said we've had shootings, but not like this. i can't imagine that people are hitting the streets to go out tonight. because no one knows where these guys are. >> well, they don't, brett kellman son the line, a reporter for the "desert sun." one of the things we do know now is that a lot of officers have just arrived at the loma linda medical center. that's not far from there, right, brett? >> no, i believe it's just on the other side of the complex where i am now. >> a lot of cops have just arrived there and there's a numb of different explanations for this. they're not speaking. one of them said they're there to interview witnesses. some of the people that are injured, we've gotten word

city. i road my week -- rode my week here.ng by. >> reporter: at times heated deeblts occurred between the jurors. >> some people were scared to send this girl to jail. >> reporter: in the end, she can still face jail time.

are you upset that mayor nutter used an expletive to describe trump and said, "he's not coming to my city- if i could stop him, i would"? what did you make of the conflict? >> i think the "a" word that the mayor used is out of place, but okay, big deal. more, though, you don't cite hitler. that's a rule that you're losing a debate. it's a singular event. you don't hitler playbook and hitler playbook about trump. >> so, that was a journalism issue? >> right, and it's avoiding -- no, i mean the mayor. the mayor's the one that said it on national tv, monica, and i think he's losing sight of the fact -- he doesn't want to have the conversation. i think trump is wrong on this, but there are elements of it that can be debated to show why he's wrong and why we should play this out in public forums like this versus just saying, "trump's hitler." >> right. it did become a bit of a man vs. man issue with these two men fighting at each other's throat, don't you think, ed? >> but it's not the first time that it's happened. and this is a very well-worn playbook that donald trump has. he says something

is not us versus you, it is we, this is my home town, i was born here in san bernardino, this is my city. i have been here my whole life so i take this personally. >> attorneys for the suspect syed farook held a press conference several hours after the latest press conference. >> none of the family had any idea this was going to take place, they were totally shocked. there was never any evidence that either of the two were aggressive, had extremist views, they were totally shocked this could take place. >> the associated press is reporting that a facebook posting ostensibly from tashfeen malik praising the leader of i.s.i.l, was brought to officials by a facebook representative. it was posted wednesday morning about the time the killing started. assistant director bowdich says the agency is looking into that, that two of the supporters launched the attack. >> i'm not surprised they would claim, maybe they did maybe they didn't. it play be important for themselves to attach to an act like this. >> no credible evidence of any terrorist attacks locally or across the u.s. and mr. bowdich als

. >> ♪ >> chris, welcome to my city tavern. >> thank you for having me. >> city tavern opened in 1773e is alexander hamilton. >> what was the the alcohol content in the 1700. >> almost 14 percent. it cannot be categorized as beer. >> speaking of wine. >> there you go. >> this is a very popular drink in the city tavern because it dates back to the 18th century. so, it dates back to the 18th century and it is warm, wine that is spiked with orange, cinnamon, and lemon. very popular here. >> after six different types of drinks, bring on the bread. >> we have breads that date back to the 18th century. we have sweet potato biscuits and they are baked freshly every day 365 days a year rain or shine. we make our breads. why do we serve those kind of bread. they are the bread of the 18th century to the upper echelon of the columnist. >> some of the bread to dip in the lobster soup. >> so, here you are. >> mike. >> what the heck is going on. >> how are you doing. >> merry christmas. >> yes. >> merry christmas, mike. >> let me help you guys.s. >> unexpect company. >> we're two blocks away and di

i will take my citi bike and take a ride. come out and enjoy the outside. everyone is eating outside, walking outside. it's great. who would have thought? >> reporter: really incredible. folks plan to enjoy every moment of this and then some. live in union square, mallory hoff. >> thank you very much. >>> in other news, amateur video of a police shooting in california is sparking questions about use of force. >> this video shows los angeles county sheriff's deputies firing at a man on a street in the community of lindewood yesterday. they continued firing even after that man fell to the ground. investigators today said deputies fired 33 shots in all. we are not showing the complete video because of its graphic nature. the sheriff says the man was firing shots in the air and pointed his gun at the deputies before they opened fire. criticism any time there is a deputy involved shooting. we have seen that particularly in the last two years or so. that's why we came out today to be transparent with the information that we can share at this time to say, hey, her

zombie, theowed my city was region -- cityless region to rise from the grave. it might be unfair that i suggest that they focus on the frontier without cities. i could not resist. perhaps what i most troubled by is the fact that much historical scholars street people who live in cities and events in cities is not part of western history. we often miss the presence of the indigenous people in cities because we want to focus on what happened in more rural areas. fact is some irony in the -- i know it's the urban character that was at a meeting of portland. they usually meet in cities, sometimes on the periphery of colorado springs. that was not really an urban meeting. commenteddees favorably on the fine restaurants and museums and theaters available to them. do we think we are in the west will meet important or newport beach or st. paul? evidence that western historians do not consider the city's western abounds. i'm not trying to call anybody, i found relatively few paper titles that named western cities even though it is possible that some titles do not include

gettin' all the knots dodgin' cops yeah 'fore a -- h h the chain 'fore i had the bops always kept my city on me like it was a swatch every time we in the party ok it up a notch now i'm thinkin' 'bout this new girl and shshdoin' pop wanna know my -- longer than a pringle box tired of seein' these black kids on the face of fox -- cnn they don't wanna see us win mama don't you worry no no more worry no no more always told me yeah flow everything gotta plant gotta grow everything i i tonate that -- gotta blow pray for young love we don't pray for love we don't we don't we don't wanna save no more no more no more [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: travi$ scott. the album "rodeo" is out now. catch him on tour with the weeknd. go to travisscott.com for dates. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to seth rogen, leslie odom jr., the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow!

man, that's crazy, the internet did this. ♪ 1,100 gun starz up starz down ♪ >> the king city, it's my cityto pop up, you know? >> i should have went to the nba, man. i am the most valuable player. >> oliver is currently charged with assault to which he has pled not guilty. his prior convictions include receiving stole property, possession for sale of marijuana, driving under the influence, possession of an assault weapon, and assault with a firearm. though authorities consider him the leader of the starz gang, oliver insists the starz isn't even a gang. >> you know, i really don't play basketball, but you know, i'm good at everything i do. we're not a gang, we're a rap group, we're a clique. we might be five deep but they say anything over three people is a gang. so the police and detectives and the gang task made this into a gang thing, you know what i mean? then you got people who's not really a star that's really looking up to me that's just young and like, i want to be like lavish d. now you're going to tattoo stores, now you're getting on the internet, f the other side from starz. now

. ♪ killing babies what them kids did ♪ ♪ and i put off in my city what your kid did ♪ ♪ welcome ♪ putwn and do better ♪ ♪ put the guns down do and do better ♪ >> this is part of the campaign. listen, i know you know the problem in chicago is deeper than guns. guns are a big problem. and when i asked you what's going on, you said the devil is working overtime. do you think there is hope for chicago? and what is that hope? >> yeah. i think it's hope for chicago. and, like i said, prayer. i don't think i would be here today if it wasn't for prayer, so i deeply appreciate all the prayers that people had made for me, everybody that prayed for me and the prayers that my family and everything because that got me through -- it kept me strong and got me through my situation. so i say we just have to be strong and pray for our city and the right people got to just do the right things. >> which means actively trying to help the community, which you are doing. i want to talk to you about what happened in chicago over the weekend. >> yes. >> because, you know, the mayor is cutting his vacation sho

san francisco is an amazing city both historically and now and yet i've been making my decision, you know, in recent most to leave this city i've been doing a lot of thinking how much my heart has been being broken slowly over time particularly in the last few years by the city i love my heart breaks every time a senior on fixed income is thrown out of her home onto streets because of corporate guarantees my heart has broken has we're extremity witnessed shooting of alex and mario woods my hearts breaks that private buses are given the right away over people that want to get to work on time. >> (clapping.) >> any heart breaks the homeless are washed off the streets as big tech moves into the neighborhood where they once would it's taken it's town hall on me and other in this room the hope we have, however, i want to leave you all with hope for the city and my hope the hope we have is that we can all be part of mitigating the corporate taxi over the city and insuring that more seniors are not losing their homes that this is still a welcoming city to immigrants to people

dodgin' cops yeah 'fore a -- had the locks 'fore a -- had the chain 'fore i had the bops always kept my city on me like it was a swatch now i'm thinkin' 'bout this new girl and she doin' pop wanna know my -- longer than a pringle box tired of seein' these black kids on the face of fox -- cnn they don't wanna see us win mama don't you worry no no more worry no no more alws s told me yeah flow everything i g cta plant gotta grow everything i detonate that -- gotta blow pray for young love we don't pray for love we don't we don't we don't wanna save no more no more no more no more no more [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: travi$ scott. the album "rodeo" is out now. catch him on tour with the go to travisscott.com for dates. we'll be right back. hey, what are you doing? getting the coats. for a half hour? bob just got time warner cable. he's getting more. more what? more than 25,000 movies and shows on demand, most for free. let's go. ah, this grass is so much greener than on our tv. why are your shoes off? because i'm on their bed. i don't want to be rude. discover how much more is included. are

the warriors are totally committed to creating a world-class venue that the city really needs and for my professional perspective, it's ridiculous that you could be in the city this great and not have an event center that really suits the city of this kind. finally, a spoken a couple of these other meetings and i can say that there've been hardly any opposition members until today izzy this long line of people waiting to speak on. we had this turnout was every single meeting so far. so the words are first-class organization and the done that many organizing to make sure this should happen. thank you. >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you for allowing me to begin to share my opinion regarding the proposed warrior arena public spaces by. a project such as this [inaudible] i feel compelled to come out of my comfort zone and stand up to speak on its behalf. my name is andrea olsen and i live in hate. i believe the project before you would benefit the city and the neighborhood greatly providing tax revenue which would not exist but for this project. while not burdening the resid

i really is a result world right there in my own city that was going on.tunately, the film was very well received. but i conventional way, can't give any advice for young people except just don't --itrarily take the system to realize that if you want to be an artist, you have to learn, you have to be in touch. unjust't measure success -- on just how much money you make or how famous you are. by pamelae joined yates director of the , documentary "rebel citizen," about the life of renowned cinematographer haskell wexler. she is co-founder of skylight pictures and currently the creative director of skylight, a company dedicated to creating documentary films that advance awareness of human rights and the quest for justice. pamela, this film you did, "rebel citizen," goes through haskell wexler plus life. can you talk about this 60 year body of work? >> absolutely. haskell is so well known as a brilliant some of target for. yet this incredible body of work that was lesser-known. and because one of the favorite things that we would do together was talk about pol

like i talk in my book, black folks when we first moved here everybody lived in over tp town and started living in liberty city where i95 was cut in the middle. my dad was the first persons to tur chase the home. when he had showed up he gave a deposit. we didn't know it was we were selling to the black guy. per >> what is two live crew? >> it's a group and said said, we want to do songs that we will get paid. i will help you but you help me out because i want you to do one of my songs that i created in my dances and they did a song called throw the deep. remember that song. it was a great dance. >> host: throw the deep. rap music? >> guest: from there we started and creating hip-hop in the south. >> host: what's the relationship between 2 live crew and the scream court? >> guest: 2 live crew ended up in the supreme court. it was i think that was -- that had to happen that was destined to happen. hip-hop was under attack it, by you name it, dan quale, governor martÍnez, federal judge in broward county. everybody was after hip-hop at the time. >> host: was it a first amendment case? >> guest: it was whether par

to david cameron is can you guarantee the safety of my family when your air forces drop bombs on my city. it is a fair question from a family who are very concerned. thank you very much. >> i speak as a member of the military and there is a fundamental point here that we think that the leader of the opposition is making and that is that this is about national security. all of these conflicting arguments, the complex situation is very very difficult, but it comes down to national security and inhibiting what these people are trying to do in the streets of this country. yes, of a course, security on the streets of this country and all of our community is very important. that is why we have supported the government in no longer pursuing a strategy of-- also increasing security in this country because clearly none of us want any kind of atrocity on the streets of this country. >> order, order. legislator, the member who has the floor cannot be expected to give way to a further intervention when he is in the presence of altering an existing one. he is experienced enough to be aware of that. >

own, i found springfield -- i found that i was not alone, that there were hundreds of families in my cityn some stage of foreclosure and that i had rights. during my interaction with the springfield group, i learned anything is, particularly how the banks targeted minorities and women and low income and working-class people with their supreme and predatory lending policies, making housing for profit and not for people. becamee involved iv involved, the more i saw that were allowing this to happen. people were being evicted who could afford to pay airfare rent or have recovered from the economic crisis and could now afford to buy back their home at current bank value. i saw the banks having no children, in putting elderly, and ultimately families out on the streets, making more and more homes vacant in the instead of working with families to let people stay in their friends. they were ruining our neighborhoods and community. in march this year it was announced at one of our 80's that one of our families had 48 hour-notice by eviction by a judge. the banks were living to put a .amily out in

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if this had happened in my city, i think i'd have hard time getting out and about. know. >> i think there are a large number of people in san bernardino who are just absolutely dumb founded right now. this is a city that has been plagued by gun violence and sight violent crime for years. but that does not prepare you for something like this. something far more on the level of warfare, tactical assault, and it's just everyone i've spoken to has said, you know, we have shootings but not like th this. so i can't imagine that people are hitting the streets of the town to go out and have fun and recreation tonight because no one knows where these guys are and what they're going to do next. >> reporter: they don't. brett kelman on the line with us a reporter for the desert sun. one of the things that we do know now a lot of officers have just arrived at the medical center. that's not far from there, right, brett? >> no. i believe it's just on the other side of the complex where i am now. >> reporter: yeah. a lot of cops have just arrived there and they're a number of diff