temple university professor nicole gonzalez. going to talk about the social justice aspects of all of these discussions we are having, education, policing, let's start with you, nicole. , helped breakays the laquan mcdonald story. it was more than 14 months from the video coming into the police department in chicago and it actually resulting in some sort of action or prosecution. that the arkppose of justice seems to been so slowly in these cases? >> i usually started investigating the criminal justice system and the criminal courts specifically when i was 21. i went undercover as an academic , but also as a person who was amazed at the level of playing racism as -- in the system. i passed as white because i am a light-skinned chicana. as long as i could walk the walk and talk the talk, they assumed anas white and disclosed abusive racist culture. n-word,guised the mocked ebonics, and refused people rights and dignity. police planting drugs on people was an overt practice that was just happening. police abuse of power is not the

we appreciate you, arthur reid and professor nicole gonzalez, and i am going to move and you may have the seat, my dear. >> really. >> for your panel. the seat is yours. >> bye, deray. nice to see you. i meet up with deray in the strangest places of the last time it was colorado. okay, so the national headlines end up, we all end up consuming them but we obviously start with our local newsrooms. so we're going to move now to have a conversation with our local newsroom journalists. we're joined by terry, the news director for univision in chicago. art holiday, who is a ksdk-tv anchor in st. louis. andre brooks, executive producer of kktv in dallas. [applause] i will start with you, terry. we've been speak about chick embow. so kind -- chicago. how long have you been the news director? >> news director for three years now. >> three years? >> yes, three years. >> they have been a pretty intense three years. so when, let's just take the situation with the laquan video for example. what was your policy, what did you decide to do, knowing what you were going to have in your hands, what you

gonzalez as they beat the cincinnati reds beat teams-9. the dodgers had the most elements in a game in a decade. nicolee underway in rare tornadoes packing winds of up to 100 miles register a massachusetts town. just northwest of boston. all of that happening in the middle of the night. dozens of homes were damaged in just seconds. hundreds more left in the dark dozens of trees knocked down. fax meteorologist maria molina joins us with the latest on that. now that's moving into portions of planes. anywhere from price of the texas panhandle into minnesota and portions of wisconsin. we have a race have a race for attorney have a risk for tornadoes and that will be focused on parts of western iowa and eastern portions of nebraska. if you live in the city of omaha, some of these jobs will carry the great potential of this afternoon and evening. we've been telling you how flooding has been ongoing across the louisiana horse and the text is and misunderstands what the frontal boundary going to be lingering. the rainfall total cutter in the forecast on as heavy as the same as of late. meanwhile across the mid