. >> ray lewis. >> ray lewis. see? >> he was a pretty good football player. >> very interesting off camera too. very interesting. >> yeah. i thought it was a good movie. a really good movie. because it is one of those movies. i was afraid it was going to be a movie that you could only enjoy if you were a football fan. >> yeah. >> and it is not. there are so many storylines here about so many of life's challenges that we all face. >> yeah. >> i thought it was very textured. >> yea i do too. >> you can enjoy it if you are not a football fan. >> it was also a happy set. i've been on a lot of sets in the last two years. this was an easy, happy set. ivan is very good at it and denis leary is a terrific personality and kevin is a very generous actor and i love jennifer garner. >> yeah. first time -- >> and i meant all that too what i just said. >> first time, to my mind, that i've ever seen you in a film -- and i've seen most of your stuff. first time i've seen you in a movie where i never saw the whites of your eyes. you ke

. >> ray lewis is a former philadelphia police captain drawn here to the protest. >> if you are not representativef the community in race, ethnicity, gender, and also sexual preference. >> there are signs that the police department is attempting to strengthen its community outreach. the city has announced it is expanding recruitment of african americans and instead of watching protesters from afar, they march with demonstrators at a peace rally on saturday. >> jonathan gaskin of the local naacp sees that as a step in the right direction. >> you have got to treat people right, if you want respect you have to g if respect, and basic dignity, obviously. and so i think that is once again going to happen here. >> can we all give god praise right now? >> it is an optimism bishop jones shares. >> the antidote for, that if it can happen in ferguson, it can happen anywhere. >> and michael brown's funeral is scheduled for tomorrow, jim, also with relative calm returning to the streets of ferguson, kids are due back in school on monday. >> axelrod: thank you. richard attleboro has died, as a younger man you

killed after repeatedly being shocked with a stun gun on suspicion of robbery former police captain ray lewis says the actions of officers infuriated the public just like in ferguson. the fact that the police chief jackson took several days to come out with any information and identifying the officer is outrageous when something like this happens then information has to be given to the public as quickly as possible when he came out with the information about who the officer was what he did was he made michael brown look like a thief in the community saw that exactly for what it was and they were outraged now after that they bring in the military cops. dress these are individuals as occupying officers their armored from head to toe and when you bring when you dress officers like an occupying army they act like an occupying army and we all know what happens in other countries that we have occupied atrocities are committed. another story of over the police actions of this time in europe coming up after a short break. and west into new sanctions against russia and obviously russia every tally. co

finally they're backed up with heavily armored vehicles fitted for crowd control former police captain ray lewis says it's the actions of the office's the lead to the violence in the town. the fact that the police chief jackson took several days to come out with any information and identifying the officer is outrageous when something like this happens that information has to be given to the public as quickly as possible when he came out with the information about who the officer was what he did was he made michael brown look like a thief of the community saw that exactly for what it was and they were outraged now after that they bring in the military cops. individuals occupying officers their armored from head to toe and when you bring when you dress officers like an occupying army. like an occupying army and we all know what happens in other countries that we have occupied atrocities are committed . while the case of michael brown has hated the debates over the use of lethal force against minorities in america a number of young black men have died at the hands of police the vix year in april a

killed after repeatedly being shot with a stun gun on suspicion of a robbery former police captain ray lewis says the actions of officers have infuriated the public just like in ferguson. the fact that the police chief jackson took several days to come out with any information and identifying the officer is outrageous when something like this happens that information has to be given to the public as quickly as possible when he came out with the information about who the officer was what he did was he made michael brown look like a thief in the community saw that exactly for what it was and they were outraged now after that they bring in the military cops right dress these are individuals as occupying officers their armored from head to toe and when you bring when you dress officers like an occupying army they like an occupying army and we all know what happens in other countries that we have occupied atrocities are committed. another story of over the top police actions this time in europe coming up after a short break to watch more to international stay with us. those who want to get involv

finally forces backed up with heavily armored vehicles fit for crowd dispersal former police captain ray lewis says it's the actions of offices that led to the violence in the town. the fact that the police chief jackson took several days to come out with any information and identifying the officer is outrageous when something like this happens that information has to be given to the public as quickly as possible when he came out with the information about who the officer was what he did was he made michael brown look like a thief in the community saw that exactly for what it was and they were outraged now after that they bring in the military cops. dressed individuals as occupying officers their armored from head to toe and when you bring when you dress officers like an occupying army they act like an occupying army and we all know what happens in other countries that we have occupied atrocities are committed. when michael brown's death is heated the debate over the use of lethal force against minorities in america a number of young black men have died at the hands of police this year they sa

tremendous human being and has gotten through some troubled times and understands what we are doing is ray lewis. ray, i think, can be the leader of a lot of these young individuals who need that leadership, who want to learn what to do and how to participate in making tremendous change within this country. i thought i would interject that. >> there is no question that every generation has to develop its own leadership. i think that we can -- people of our generation can do the analysis and tell them about what happened in the past and where we think they are. but ultimately, it's going to have to be this generation that's going to have to take the leadership and responsibility. let me ask, i know that -- because we are running short here. let me ask this. i know that progress many times is a lot like the concept of profit. it really comes down to who is keeping the books. and so in looking at where we are, how much progress have we actually made in sports given the fact that we are down to 8% african-americans in baseball, from 21% in 1973. the heavyweight division of boxing is just about wiped

that's crazy cops look out for their citizens i can't help but bring up speaking of sociopath captain ray lewis former police captain of the philadelphia police force said that police are actually vetted specifically for tendencies and also a lack of empathy i mean could this play into why we're seeing such cases of brutality and aggression against citizens yeah absolutely i mean of course there's a lot to be said about the individual personalities of many of the people who are wearing a badge and carrying out daily acts of brutality against the community so they're going to be policing but i see this issue goes beyond individual personalities it goes beyond training better training and it goes beyond the people saying this is a few bad apples that need to be rectified this is about an entire system where there is this inherent adversarial relationship between the armed men who are employed by this government which is the government of the big banks the corporations the rich against the communities that there are policing poor communities the press communities those who experience the amount of

tremendous human being and has gotten through troubledthe times and understands what we f are doing is ray lewisi think, can be the leadert of a lot of these young individuals who need that leadership, who want to learn t what to do and how to participate in making tremendous change within this country. i thought i would interject its that. >> there is no question that thn ever -y generation has to develo its own leadership.m i think that we can -- people oe our generation can do the analysis and tell them about rsp what happened and a where we thy they are. but ultimately, it's this generation that's going to have to take the leadership and ask responsibility. let me ask, i know that -- because we are running short here. let me ask this.y i know that progress many timest is a lot like the concept of profit. it really comesin downg to who keeping the books. and so in looking at where we are, how much progress have we t actually made in sports given the fact that we are down to 8% african-americans in baseball, 21% in 1973 the heavyweight division of boxing is just about wiped out. i remember a t

tremendous human being and has gotten through troubledthe times and understands what we f are doing is ray lewis. ray, i think, can be the leadert of a lot of these young individuals who need that leadership, who want to learn t what to do and how to participate in making tremendous change within this country. i thought i would interject its that. >> there is no question that thn ever -y generation has to develo its own leadership.m i think that we can -- people oe our generation can do the analysis and tell them about rsp what happened and a where we thy they are. but ultimately, it's this generation that's going to have to take the leadership and ask responsibility. let me ask, i know that -- because we are running short here. let me ask this.y i know that progress many timest is a lot like the concept of profit. it really comesin downg to who keeping the books. and so in looking at where we are, how much progress have we t actually made in sports given the fact that we are down to 8% african-americans in baseball, 21% in 1973 the heavyweight division of boxing is just about wiped out. i remem