and honestly i would refer you back to that work of art by ralph ellison "invisible man." and you will see all of that there and you will see the consequences of it as well. the reason why we have to face this and deal with these issues is of course because, as always, as with the movement 50 years ago and the issues now, it's our children who are bearing the brunt of these issues. it's our children who are growing up without that sense of connection, without the sense of protection and security that they are entitled to have. and that we want them to have. one of the things i'm doing is i'm doing a six-city community policing tour. i'm going to different jurisdictions that have had very, very troubled and very challenging relationships between the police and the community between five and ten years ago, either a lawsuit, a shooting incident, a consent decree where the department of justice has had to come in and exert a considerable amount of either actual persuasion or actual litigation in order to manage unconstitutional policing practices. but there are jurisdictions t

course i'm not the first to note that, and honestly i would refer you back to that work of art by ralph ellisonvisible man. invisible man. and you will see all of that there. and you will see the consequences of it as well. and of course the reason why we have to face this and deal with these issues is of course because as always, as with the movement 50 years ago and the issues now, it's our children who are bearing the brunt of these issues. it's our children who are growing up without that sense of connection, without the sense of protection and security that they are entitled to have. and that we want them to have. now one of the things i am doing is i'm doing a six-city community policing tour. i'm going to jurisdictions that have had very very troubled and very challenging relationships between the police and the community between five and 10 years ago. either a lawsuit, a shooting incident, a consent decree, where the department of justice has had to come in and concert a certain amount of either actual persuasion or actual litigation in order to manage unconstitutional policing practice

i would refer you back to that work of art by ralph ellison, "invisible man." you will see all of that there. you will see the consequences of it as well. the reason why we have to face this and deal with these issues, because as always, with the issues now it's our children will bear the brunt of these issues. it's our children who are growing up without that sense of connection, without the sense of protection and security that they are entitled to have. and we want them to have it. one of the things i'm doing is a six city community policing tour. i'm going to different jurisdictions that have had troubled and challenging relationship between the police and community, between 5-10 years ago. either a lawsuit, shooting incident. the department of justice has had to come in and use persuasion or litigation in order to manage unconstitutional policing practices. there are jurisdictions that have turned the corner. talking about how and why that is case. things are still not perfect. there are people that feel on the fringes of all we are trying to achieve for t

of course i'm not the first to note that honestly i would refer you back to the work of art by ralph ellison invisible man. and you will see all of that fair and you'll see the events well. of course the reason we have to deal with these issues is the course because that's always asked that the movement 50 years ago in the issues now, and it is our children bearing the brunt of these issues. it is our children growing up without that sense of connection, without the sense of protection and security that they are entitled to have and we want them to have. one of the things that i'm doing a city community policing tour and going a different earth fiction that i've had trouble and challenging relationships between the police in the community, between five and 10 years ago. lazio, shooting incident, dissent agreed with the wisconsin to exert either actual persuasion or litigation in order to manage unconstitutional policing practices. there are jurisdictions that turn the corner. when i talk to people about how a life that is a case. things are still not perfect. there are still people who feel

i would refer you back to that work of art by ralph ellison, "invisible man."ou will see all of that there. you will see the consequences of it as well. the reason why we have to face this and deal with these issues, because as always, with the issues now it's our children will bear the brunt of these issues. it's our children who are growing up without that sense of connection, without the sense of protection and security that they are entitled to have. and we want them to have it. one of the things i'm doing is a six city community policing tour. i'm going to different jurisdictions that have had troubled and challenging relationship between the police and community, between 5-10 years ago. either a lawsuit, shooting incident. the department of justice has had to come in and use persuasion or litigation in order to manage unconstitutional policing practices. there are jurisdictions that have turned the corner. talking about how and why that is case. things are still not perfect. there are people that feel on the fringes of all we are trying to achieve for the

i would refer you back to that work of art by ralph ellison, "invisible man." you will see all of that there. you will see the consequences of it as well. the reason why we have to face this and deal with these issues, because as always, with the issues now it's our children will bear the brunt of these issues. it's our children who are growing up without that sense of connection, without the sense of protection and security that they are entitled to have. and we want them to have it. one of the things i'm doing is a six city community policing tour. i'm going to different jurisdictions that have had troubled and challenging relationship between the police and community, between 5-10 years ago. either a lawsuit, shooting incident. the department of justice has had to come in and use persuasion or litigation in order to manage unconstitutional policing practices. there are jurisdictions that have turned the corner. talking about how and why that is case. things are still not perfect. there are people that feel on the fringes of all we are trying to achieve for t

ellison. >> a shake-up in the fashion world, ralph lauren is stepping down and will continue as chief creative officer. the 75-year-old created the company pack in 1967. stefan larson will take over for ralph lauren. he's current president of old navy and he starts in november. >> certainly a fashion legend for sure. >> yes, i hope it stays on track with just how it is now. >> absolutely. >> beautiful weather, might be able to fet away with a little janet. high clouds continue to stream across and the possibility of a few showers coming up in my microclimate forecast. years, tonight's the night for some lucky "soon-to-be" >>> after a wait of nearly two years tonight is the night for some lucky soon-to-be tesla owners. they will sit in the driver's seat of their new model "x" and drive it right off the lot. our business and tech reporter scott budman is live at tesla's plant in fremont where the company is getting ready to release the suvs with fanfare. scott. >> reporter: yeah, big night for tesla and tesla owners, janelle. welcome to tesla headquarters where we're surrounded by model ss and r

ellison is number 3 worth 47.5 billion. number 4 is amazon's jeff bezos. all have at least 1.7 billion to their names. >>> ralph lauren is stepping away from his position as ceo of the company that's named for him. now, ralph lauren founded the business a half century ago. he says he will stay on as executive chairman. he will be replaced in november by stephon larson. he's the current president of old navy. that's a division of gap. he's a former executive at fast fashion retailer h and m. >>> 7:15. even if you have a dishwasher, you may want to skip using it and wash your dishes in the sink by hand. day is looking at me like -- dave is looking at me like i'm crazy. now a new study backs ups what we're thinking. find that washing dishes can significantly reduce nervousness and increase mental stimulation. they focused on the smell of the soap, the feel of the water. researchers recruited 51 students in their early 20s. nervousness decreased and mental stimulation increased by 25%. >> there's something peaceful about what she's doing on camera. >> it's just a productive thing to do. your kitchen is clean. you f