. >> joining me now rashad robinson. it is a study in contrast and the actions and responses of police chief jackson in terms of calming a community and actually one what seems to be aggravating a community or at least not helping the situation. how -- you're in ferguson, how have folks responded to the latest from the police chief? >> well, i think people are angry. folks -- there was some level of calm last night. you saw that folks were able to let off steam and able to peacefully protest and get out the frustration they haven't been able to get out over the last several days. then you have the press conference which underscores how unready for prime time the local authorities are. why the state authorities and why the federal authorities need to be involved here. turn after turn the local authorities have proven themselves to not be capable of managing the situation, not be capable of providing transparency and not be capable of calming and providing a path forward, like there was some sense of justice that was happe

. >> rashad robinson. >>> 21 million school children are classified as poor. for nutrition they largely depend on government meal plans. from maryland, tom ac mandarinneacakerland reports. >> reporter: summertime means run free in the sunshine, but many miss the meals they've become accustomed to while schools are in session. many children received breakfast and launch there, they qualify for the free and reduced price meals if their family income fall below the poverty lines. one in every seven children get school meals participate in the summer food program. in baltimore, they serve food at more than 400 neighborhood locations, like this community center. >> we understand just from the numbers that we see walking through the door that families need support and we're here to support them wherever we can. >> reporter: but in many places around the u.s. too few are willing or able to run summer programs. that shortfall, say child nutrition advocates, is another factor contributing to high obesity rates. >> kids are likely to gain weights during summer months, t

department of justice to investigate that controversial death rashad robinson just mentioned. >> yeah. we're about to show you here some video you may find disturbing because it actually shows the last moments of 43-year-old eric garner's life. we feel it's an important part of this story because the new york city medical examiner's office says this chokehold, you're watching now, by a police officer, was the direct cause of garner's death last month. new york's police department bans these holds, so it's a question as to why they were being used. now, those six members of congress have sent a letter to the u.s. attorney general asking him to open a formal investigation into the case. >> tough to watch. >>> pope francis marked his historic visit to south korea with mass. >> that's right. he arrived in his trademark pope mobile to the roar of tens of thousands of the faithful. we'll have more on thinks trip next. >>> a crowd of 50,000 there cheering for the pope. it is pope francis' second day in south korea. he was holding mass in the country's world cup stadium, packed to the rafters