roland martin: it can't. ys you1(c)(3) status sa can support positions, issues, not an actual candidate. >> soak in michael mcmillan clarify on how it is offset? we haven't achilles' heel, as i see it. micheal mcmillan: one of the things you can do is create a 501(c)(4). as an individual, you can volunteer, vote, and donate. karen freeman wilson: i would just say money is key. and i'm not just saying that because i'm elected. tired, and we get then we don't give anything else. but it is essential -- [laughter] havet is essential that we our voice served by writing a check. roland martin: when he was in dallas all the white folks got together and said we wanted run for mayor -- he said, i don't want to win like you one. question. howational council -- much training do police officers in your community receive, to assist those with mental health issues? karen freeman wilson: we actually have a great program where police officers received two days of training relative to mental health. there is also a mental hea

ladies and gentlemen, roland martin. [applause] roland martin: so how are we doing? that is it?you all just had lunch or something? so how are we doing? here.o be i literally just got off of the plane and i am here to ours and s have to fly to -- two hour and i have to fly to l.a.. before we get started, where are the houston people? if you are not from houston, you do not get the shot out. [laughter] -- shout out. [laughter] weand martin: our panel -- will set the ground rules. i did not fly here to regurgitate the problem. the panel is to talk about solutions, how we are going to achieve that on some of the issues. and when we gather next year, we should be able to look back and say this is what we are accomplishing as opposed to the same conversation year after year. that is of no interest to me whatsoever. let's get right to it. first off, he is an attorney in florida. you should congratulate him, he ctedhe newly ele president of the national bar association. [applause] roland martin: next up, michael mcmillan. [applause] roland martin: karen freeman wilson, the mayor of gar

roland martin: they can't. 501(c)(3) status says you positions, not actual candidates. >> can mike millon clarify on how to -- michael mcmillan clarify on that? michael mcmillan: as an individual, we can volunteer, vote, and donate. roland martin: question? wilson: i would say money is keyed. i'm not just saying that because i'm elected. [laughter] it is essential that we have are donating to a candidate. hours, theyn: and said, you have to vote for merit, and he said, no, i want to own one. >> how much training to police officers in your community ?eceive and engaging those with mental health issues? we have aman wilson: great program where police officers received two days of training on mental health. we have a new unit that allows police officers to take people, who they believe have mental problems to that institute. thing we have been very strong on is de-escalation. trying to get police officers to understand, yes, you have the gun and badge, that means you really have the power, and you don't have to us

you don't even get to the judge, roland.cutor billy comes to court and june come to court. same offense. billy gets to go home with his parents. june gets fingerprinted and handcuffed. and that's all on the prosecutor. of you tell me what's more important to vote for the prosecutor or president. and you're talking about jury duty? >> that's right. >> y'all, the vote in jury duty, just one person being in that back row. just one person. in florida, we've got six. and in st. louis, they have 12. but one african-american who has the courage to say, i'm going to be on this jury, i'm going to answer every question appropriately and i'm going to be fair and i'm going to go back in that room and i'm going to defy the fate of this young black person today makes all the difference in the world. because your vote really does count when you're on jury duty. >> go ahead, michael. go ahead. >> roland, i. wanted to add one thing. in addition to voting, we need to volunteer as individuals for candidates who are working for the best interes

roland martin: it can't. ys you1(c)(3) status sa can support positions, issues, not an actual candidate. >> soak in michael mcmillan clarify on how it is offset? we haven't achilles' heel, as i see it. micheal mcmillan: one of the things you can do is create a 501(c)(4). as an individual, you can volunteer, vote, and donate. karen freeman wilson: i would just say money is key. and i'm not just saying that because i'm elected. tired, and we get then we don't give anything else. but it is essential -- [laughter] havet is essential that we our voice served by writing a check. roland martin: when he was in dallas all the white folks got together and said we wanted run for mayor -- he said, i don't want to win like you one. question. howational council -- much training do police officers in your community receive, to assist those with mental health issues? karen freeman wilson: we actually have a great program where police officers received two days of training relative to mental health. there is also a mental hea

roland martin: i will give you two things -- one of them i am a huge believer in and i don't care if you disagree. you have the depreciation of charter schools all across the country the reality is that black folks will be the originators of school choice. if you go to read the books, 1865-1930, we created school choice. you have publicly financed education in the south is because during reconstruction we took offices and put them in the state constitution. it's amazing how we run around saying we aren't down with charters when we can educate our own children, and we are fighting against our own advancement. that is the most ridiculous thing of ever heard. the last thing is freedom schools. they have been creating freedom schools through churches. sunday to be called school in some places.

. >> roland. >> roland had a birthday.et's have a hand for roland, just set brail dollars his birthday yesterday. roland's going to pick up the tab on us. come on up here. these guys, did you know it is national waffle day? did you know that? >> i knew turkey heard this morning. >> what do you have here, watches, strawberry ice cream. >> and ice cream. >> you got big cup of coffee. come on over here, check us out, andy's diner, here at this location for six years, they have the buffet, little different. so you can come in, pick the buffet or orders off the menu items. over here my girls, my waitresses, your names? >> sand. >> i and cathy. >> you have been here since the beginning? >> day one. >> explain the dishes? look at this, my goodness, mike, get a load of this. watch it wiggle. see it jig he will. what is this here? >> this is our ultimate stuffed french toast. >> ultimate stuffed french toast. so, what do we have? we have the breast of course. >> and that's sweet cream. >> okay? >> bananas, walnuts, strawberries, wh

[applause] >> if i can chime in on that roland.t's so important because you know how heartbreaking it is when you walk in that courtroom and you see some black potential jurist and they proceed to do everything in their godly power to get out of jury duty and they could make all the difference in the world to. >> white folks do it too but there are enough of us in the courtroom in the first place. >> i've got to say this because in a lot of ways trayvon brought a lot of these matters to light he they are working on a book about trayvon and roland you went to mall where they are. you all know that they had at least 30% black people who they sent the menagerie out to perform potential jury service and 74% of them came up with reasons why they could not serve on jury duty. just imagine if in the tragic killing of trayvon martin roland you had more people that could understand despite the rossi did his best efforts to try to defend the honor and value of a young black man's life which was a fish out of water expense for them because th

captain roland, or commandant roland, he assisted the navy in vietnam. the coast guard patrol boats and crews handled not only patrol boat missions, but explosive loading in that area. roland went to visit coast guardsmen. commandant willard smith, mid 1960's to 1970, he had to facilitate the transition from the coast guard from the treasury department to the department of transportation. the coast guard didn't like that. lyndon johnson said, you'll do it or i will dismember your service. well, the coast guard said, we will do it if you let us maintain our peacekeeping missions and search-and-rescue, fishing enforcement, but let us maintain our credibility as a military service. okay, that happened. you'll notice wings on the uniform of the commandant. lots went to the pensacola naval air station and learned to fly planes on many missions. as commandant, u.s. coast guard aviators were sent to vietnam. the coast guard aviators were noted for their helicopter skills. the shanooks were another breed. the u.s. air force worked with coast guard aviators to go

just found out about something in marin county, northbound 101 right near roland boulevard, churvgs -- chunks of concrete in the lanes and going to be backed up, one of the cars hit the concrete and now there's a crash, northbound 101 on roland, if you're driving there, give yourself a heads up urks going to see chp arriving on the scene soon, 4:18, back to steve in the weather center. >> thank you, sir, another fog bank moving inland although yesterday was much higher, high pressures thosing in from the deserts, comresing it a little bit -- compressing a little bit, squashing it, up and down the coast, not going to last as long, inland temps, continuing that theme, starting in the 60s or 50s for many, very close, 57, 56 napa, a lot of 60s, again the water temps holding the coast up and evening temps even if you don't have the fog or upper 50s, 24 to 31, only west at 7:00, west southwest at novato, only 30 miles an hour, up in truckee, 57 ukiah, warmer than monterrey, but not much of a change from yesterday, fog bank burns back and then sunny, look at the monsoon cloud cover, sneaking

>> he goes to a fair with a talented ice artist working on a piece. >> right now we are joined by roland, the ice man himself. how are you? >> good, how are you? >> immediately i notice something happening to this ice sculpture. something has to happen. >> can i take a closer look at this because why is this your prop -- oh, my god, i am so sorry? i am so sorry! >> dude, are you serious? >> if that was me and my ice sculpture -- >> i'm shutting it down. i'm tired of guys like this. i'm out of here. >> somebody's going down or getting a chisel in the kneecap. >> we'll get this taken care of. anyway, with a smile on my face, we'll send it back to you, ed and ann. >> the bumbling report is posted by a viewer and goes viral. it sparks rigorous debate on whether it is cold hard fact or a fake. >> my first impression was, that guy is dorky enough to have broken that, so i believe that, i believe it happened. >> what really gives it away to me is the reaction of the ice sculptor. >> i'm shutting it down. i'm tired of this. >> great guy, great sculpture, i was not thrilled by his performance. >>

roland restores military vehicles. the chp said a family reunion was taking place and people were riding tank as part of the entertainment. >>> police are searching for a man and woman accused of buying gift cards with a stolen credit card. this is surveillance video, a photo, anyway, taken outside target in petaluma friday afternoon. police say this couple bought $15,000 worth of gift cards using a stolen credit card. >>> well, what a difference one week makes. this time last week we were starting to burn up. >> that's right. and the marine layer nice and persistent and with us each and every day for the next several days. right now you see the clouds. >> 61 degrees outside here. more 60s around the bay and still seasonal the next couple of days. i'll detail the forecast and talk about if there will be changes in the seven-day outlook next. >> thank you, lisa. next, check out this monster robot. meet the bay area man who built it and find out what he plans to do with it very soon. and a big weekend on the cal berkeley

roland restores military vehicles. said a family reunion was taking place and people were riding those tanks as part of the entertainment. >>> police are searching for a man and woman accused of buying gift cards with a stolen credit card. this is a surveillance photo outside target in petaluma friday afternoon. police say this couple bought $15,000 worth of gift cards using a stolen credit card. lisa argen here now talking about nice temperatures today, about normal. >> that's right. it's been sunny in the east bay for the past hour. parts of the peninsula are breaking up. still the clouds here in san francisco. but a mild 64 degrees. you will get a little sun in the city, and then we have a warmup for everyone on the way to start the work week. i'll tell you how warm in just a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, check out this monster robot. meet the bay area man who built it and find out what he plans to do with it very soon. also why giants fans are running along san francisco's waterfront. is there an elk

roland restores military vehicles. the chp said a family reunion was taking place and people were riding those tanks as part of the entertainment. >>> police are searching for a man and woman accused of buying gift cards with a stolen credit card. outside target in petaluma friday afternoon. police say this couple bought $15,000 worth of gift cards using a stolen credit card. >> lisa is here now with the forecast coming up. >> we will look for the clouds to hang around and then a 10-degree warmup for you. more 80s in the forecast and even a couple days where you could head to the beach for some nice weather. i'll explain coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, check out this monster robot. meet the bay area man who built it and find out what he plans to do with it soon. and it is a big weekend on the cal berkeley campus. you might call it controlled chaos, and a warning for the new pressure [female announcer] if the most is the staying awake part, day sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. because wh

the men have been identified as roland mendes from silver spring and eric ortiz from hyattsville. police don't suspect foul play but they don't know why the machine tipped over. >>> it may be a long night for travelers at airports across the east coast. the computer glitch at an air traffic control center in leesburg has been fixed is but the delays and consolations grounded hundreds of passengers. as nbc's kristen dalghren report, frustrated flyers are on social media using the hashtag #flypocalypse. >> reporter: at reagan national, the only thing going up was frustration. >> it shouldn't be like this. >> reporter: planes were going anywhere. according to the faa, the glitch was in a tracking computer system based in leesburg, virginia, supposed to help route high altitude traffic near the nation's capital. so this is what the airspace looked like for several hours, planes not allowed to fly in or out of the usually busy region. >> not a good day to fly so stay home. >> if you can. >> reporter: new york, d.c. and baltimore were hard hit. bwi reporting three hour delays. the miser

>> present. >> council member roland wong? >> present. >> thank you. may we please have the reading of the agenda. >> agenda item no. 1. welcome, introduction and roll call. agenda item no. 2, action item. reading and approval of the agenda. agenda item no. 3, public comment. items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. information item no. 4, report from co-chair senhaux. agenda item no. 5, information item. presentation on mandatory disabled access improvements legislation. supervisor katy tang will summarize legislation introduced at the board of supervisors' meeting on tuesday, july 7th, 2015. the legislation creates a new citywide program requiring owners of a building with a place of accommodation to take steps to ensure that primary entris are usable by persons with disabilities. presentation by supervisor katy tang, district 4. public comment is welcomed. agenda item no. 6. information-item. 25 years the americans with disabilities act, ada. a brief overview of the historic "capital

the men have been identifieds as roland mendez from silver spring and eric ortiz from hyattsville. they don't know why the machine tipped over. >>> the murder rate in the district went up. with another deadly shooting. this happened on first and bait street northwest about two blocks from the new done done barr high school in the area. police say somebody shot and killed lawrence carter this morning. he had been shot once and was unconscious. there's a $25,000 reward for information that leads to a conviction for any homicide in the district. >>> prince george's police are investigating a shooting involving three of its officers and a forestville man. the man got into a struggle with the officers and was shot and tased. he died this morning at a local hospital. derrick ward has that story. >> reporter: a prince george's police officer is on administrative leave and 30-year-old asshams farrow manley is dead following the incident that happened about 11:30 friday night. according to prince george's police it started here at marlboro pike and brooks drive. there was an accident. they

they're identified as roland mendez from silver spring and erik ortiz from hyattsville. >>> a historicollege in virginia said it's doing away with images of the confederate flag. the college of william and mary said it's taking the depiction off the plaques. a plaque is currently in an academic building but it will live in the school's archives from now on. >>> well, so far this year, prisons released 75 wrongfully convicted inmates. that's a record pace and part of a growing trend across the country. >> now the question, can any amount of money make up for all those years behind bars? here's nbc's peter alexander. >> reporter: for almost 20 years he was inmate number 501130, sabine burgess was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his girlfriend michelle dyson. >> i loved michelle, i dptdz kill her. >> reporter: burgess said he found her dying of gunshot wounds to the head. when they charge you with murder, what did you think? >> i couldn't believe it. i thought it was a mistake. >> reporter: the tests showed you fired a gun. >> no, sir. >> reporter: you told them you were inn

commandantand, or roland, he assisted the navy in vietnam. boats an guard patrol d crews handled not only patrol boat missions, but explosive loading in that area. visit coastto guardsmen. commandant willard smith, 1950-1970, he had to facilitate the transition from the coast guard from the treasury department to the department of transportation. the coast guard didn't like that. lyndon johnson said, you'll do it or i will dismember your service. well, the coast guard said, we will do it if you let us maintain our peacekeeping missions and search-and-rescue and fishing imports, but let us maintain our credibility as a military service. okay, that happened. you'll notice wings on the uniform of the commandant. they went to pensacola and learn to fly planes on many missions. guardmandant, u.s. coast aviators were sent to vietnam. notedast guard aviators, for their helicopter skills. force one of the coast guard aviators to go on missions to recover downed pilots, downed aviators in enemy territory. the coast guard was used to land and sea rescu

. >> an atf agent named roland was assigned the dangerous job of actually serving the warrants.e never even made it to the front door. >> a barrage of gunfire went right through the front door. he got his thumb shot off. >> camera man. hey, cameraman. >> ambulance, got it. >> how could these guys just start shooting at us? >> the morning of february 28th, 1993, i will never forget. >> crisis negotiator byron sage is the first fbi agent on the scene, arriving some 75 minutes after the shooting started. >> had i got there a little after 11:00, gun battle was still raging, which was significant. the average gun battle and law enforcement lasts about two seconds. this was a gun battle that had raged now for well over an hour. >> certainly there was some that shot back. we're not denying that. that weren't trusting of us. we were not too trusting of them because they were continuing to shoot. >> bullets were coming out of every window in the compound. >> fbi agent bob ricks would become the face of the government regarding the standoff. when he arrives, the atf agents are in shock. >

roland. media. great he's the pirate of the caribbean actor. >> yes. >> one at a time. singer black and white sang black and gold. alley -- >> okay. performing so you know what, there's the first clue you went nuts with. >> like if simple. you threw out every music show on tv. [laughter] >> we're going to be fine. >> thanks for your help. meanwhile. you, where did you get that? >> the plateau for target. >> cute. thawnch, gosh. 40. >> it was shorts but everything is attached like a onesie. >> like a jump suit without legs. >> yeah. must be of drinking age to wear it. i feel greg you know know where and how that is? >> on west side but north of chamber so down towards battery city. >> where they have golf and stuff. >> exactly soccer field lots for kids. tons of fun. okay take a look. it is the perfect day to be hanging out at pier 25 an i have the perfect outfit my romper was $21 at forever 12e and even more interesting from the back. shoes 200 bucks paid per themselves 100 times and i'll see if anyone is cool at pier. >> you're adorable. sandals where did you get that?

. >> reporter: he started life as john roland red, the african-american son of a baptist preacher ini. >> a lot of show business people had a show business persona, but he had to do this 24-7. >> reporter: among those weighing in, carlos santana. >> he created a key to open a whole other door. >> we wanted to give his props as the first african-american to have a television program. >> reporter: whatever story he conjured, there's no discounting his music or the unique character who continues to fascinate. >> he sincerely did believe in music being a tool to better the universe. >> it is a fascinating story. you can see the film this sunday, friday and saturday, at the camera three cinema in san jose. >>> i'm damian trujillo loive a the scene of a deadly hit and run accident. we'll show you the police video coming up next. >>> plus, a possible change of plans behind the gunman of yesterday's shooting of two journalists. the evidence found inside his car that suggests his plan was not to take his own life. a new season brings a new look. a chance to try something different. this summe

. >> reporter: he started life as john roland red, the son of a baptist preacher in missouri. >> a lot of show business people had a show business persona. he had to do this 24/7. >> reporter: among the devoted fans weighing in, carlos santana. >> he created a key to open a whole other door. >> we wanted to give him his props as the first african-american to have a television program. >> reporter: whatever story korla con juried, no discounting his music or unique character that continues to fascinate. >> he sincerely did believe in music being a tool to better the universe. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> unfortunate that he didn't think he could be himself and achieve the success that he did. >> bizarre turn to the story. didn't see it come. >>> meteorologist kari hall is here with the forecast. >> getting toasty today. i am glad the weekend won't be that way. it has been hot the past couple days and today it will be a couple degrees cooler than yesterday. you can see high clouds streaming in. but it is still hot out there. it is 80 degrees in the peninsula and tri-valley. san fra

ana navarro the dumbest person on tv since cnn fired moron roland martin. both quota hires., carol? i really don't like to stoop to that level. you know i think that guy represents everything that's wrong with politics. a hatemonger, a twitter troll, but it tells you a lot about the kind of people donald trump is surrounding himself with. people that threaten others that just spew out venom against other people who may have a disagreement with them. you have seen he has fired at least two aides in the last few days over hateful comments on social media. so sometimes you have to wonder whether donald trump is running for president of the united states or president of twitter trolls. as far as, you know being a quota hire which is what roger stone i guess accuses me and roland martin of being, sorry, roger, i guess, you know, the quota for the weird bleach blond swinger was taken. >> okay. i just want to ask one more question about stone and i'll pose this question to you, errol. stone told jeffrey toobin in 2008 politics is not about uniting people it's about dividing people

we just saw the trailer for the new stone wall movie come out, the roland emmerich movie about the stonewallt. but there was a black trans-female, and people have been aware so long, i'm continuing the presentation of awareness, i just presented it in a different way. >> so ann hornaday. i want to give you a brief chance for people who want to see films that see this piece of american life that often is not portrayed where do they look? >> well, you know, i think to dylan's point a big problem is the financing structure. and more and more the financings that are coming from international financiers or it is being oriented to international audiences. there's this assumption that only certain stories and characters will sell overseas. but we are seeing some encouraging work on indie scale. i would include an interesting story about tangerine about who trans-women's in l.a., very funny very intimately and compassionately observed and then rickey and the flash with meryl streep. thank you all very much. on the newshour online: you may have seen the stellar photo on the newshour online: you may h

it was quite the roland -- viru lent. farmer had to defend his household at gunpoint from white neighbors. that has been going on for a long time in the community. i was well aware of the legacy, the neighborhoods. mile is a stark contrast. asphalt, same side, same area construction, totally different issues. a lot of that over time had been designed to be that way. the way it expressed itself to me was, number one, having lived through the 1960's. having lived through watergate, a very tumultuous era, i did not want that to be the face of detroit. there were detractors in the city trying to drive that narrative, saying we need to burn it down, riot. the year after kevyn: i knew that the news media were looking for that narrative. i sat down with each city council member and said, i recognize this was a difficult time. one of the first things i did was dedicate authority back to the city council. so there is oversight in governance. runningyou should be the city -- i don't think we should be working in partnership. i am h

we came into office as one born gossett was ending, a new roland israel be informed. we had a very serious set of decisions facing the president and the national out what to do about afghanistan since it appeared the taliban had regained momentum and the gaffer's to try to create some stability with a stronger base for the afghans themselves and govern themselves, it was a long list. triage is a good description and it required other things simultaneously in responding to that analysis. one, it required my presence. when the president asked me to serve as secretary of state, he said i'm going to have to focus the vast majority of my time in detention on an economic base because as bad as it is, it could get a lot worse. and he said we have to demonstrate that america is no longer going to be bleeding with our military. of course we will maintain the strength of our military, but we need to demonstrate more clearly our values and that we can form partnerships and mobilize common action. that is why i'm asking you because i know you can get on the airplane and start tra

the stand offstarted when authorities showed up at an apartment to serve roland tyree violation. >> i don't think he wanted to hurt nobody. >> tyree's mother defended her son after he died during a shootout with police. investigators say he used this ak-47 to open fire during the six-hour standoff that the fire department responded to early on. >> as the task force members approached the front door of the basement apartment of this residence, they observed the thick smoke coming from the apartment. >> lieutenant james hayes went in to fight the fire, and police say tyree shot at him multiple times. hayes was struck twice and both bullets exited his body. >> once through the right calf. >> both the mayor and fire commissioner have visited lieutenant hayes at the hospital and called the father of two a hero. the gunman garland tyree has a long rap sheet with 18 prior arrests including murder when he was a teenager. he eventually got convicted on a lesser charge. sources tell us police had recently been investigating him in connection with several homicides in the city. in this video, po

you don't even get to the judge, roland. if the prosecutor comes to court and same offense, bailiff home with his parents and judge in jail. you tell me you talk about jury duty? >> that's right. >> man, y'all, the vote in jury duty, just one person being in that back room, just one person, in florida we got six and st. louis they have 12, but one african-american who has the courage to say i'm going to be on this jury, answer every question appropriately and be fair and go back in that room and i'm going to decide the fate of this young black person today makes all the difference in the world, because your vote really do count when you're on youry duty. >> the national urban league conference including discussions on african-americans killed by police, the 2016 election in the voting rights act and education, tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg will soon be the subject of a i would yo graphical movie starring nationally portman. talk about her life, on juice and equality. hosted b

his back who's been profiled in "the new yorker" as a republican dirty trickster and referred to roland martin and ana navarre voe, both people of color, as quote-a-hires. stone two, attacks on megyn kelly and fox are too far. >> elections are decided on big-picture issues. we have an iranian deal that could ignite this country and we're going to debate what is or is not politically correct or exchange personal insults? >> conserve media and political leaders have stoned grievance and persecution among their audience, anger at people stealing their jobs, eating their tax dollars, and the pc police who dictate how they're supposed to talk about those people. that's what donald trump is tapping into on the campaign trail. as the latest poll numbers show it's taken on a life of its own. there are two other republican candidates who tend to play to the same kind of politics. ben carson and ted cruz. two of the only 2016 hopefuls who have declined to criticize trump. in that new online poll from nbc news the three of them capture a combined 47% of the republican vote. joining me, msnbc polit

from the epicenter it was a very violent earthquake with three very strong banks and 15 seconds of rolandand now one year later many businesses are still trying to cover. >>j.r. stone: this is what the collective mind room look like when i report on the not for a quick last year today they're still lots of work to be done in fact all the scaffolding surrounding the building you may not even realize the wine tasting room is open for business he is the manager of it is a lot of wine room he says this building was built and 1875 and the old stone building and not for some of the rocks that fell during the quick way 700 lbs. as for the cause of reopening. he said the building should be fairness in the coming months and you can bet he will be they're serving up vintage wine. >>mark: to help commemorate the one your anniversary ride down the street from the of the veterans park at 320 this afternoon there will be a gathering with music and the people of not all come together on this one year anniversary and we have a lot more work with resources and special section dedicated to the one-year ann

communities of color and how incarceration perpetuates poverty, after that, reverend al sharpton, tvone's roland martin and benjamin crump talk about police accountability, criminal justice, voting rights and the 2016 election. community activists and journalists look at the challenges of poverty, gang violence and drug addiction in low-income communities in what's being done to address them. tonight at 9:30 p.m. on c-span, washington post executive editor marty baron talks about threats to freedom of expression across the world, covering world events and the state of journalism. >>> early last year russian authorities were given the power to block websites without any official explanation. almost immediately four russian opposition websites were blocked. by the summer of last year, speech on the internet was constrained even further. new rules required anyone with the daily online audience of more than 3,000 people to register with russia's internet oversight agency. names and contact details were to be provided and bloggers would be held liable for anything deemed misinformation, including in

ladies and gentlemen, roland martin. [applause] how are we doing. how are we doing?t off the plane i'm here to a resident of light to la but that's how we do it. if you're not from houston you don't get a shout out. [laughter] our panel is going to have two set the ground rules. i didn't have time to regurgitate the problem. the panel is talking about solutions and talking about what we need to achieve and how we are going to achieve some of these issues and more importantly how we come together next year and we should be able to look at and say this is what was accomplished as opposed to having the same conversation year after year. that is of interest to me whatsoever so let's get right to it. he is a newly elected president of the national bar association, the principal from loc. [applause] >> next michael mcmillan president and ceo of the urban league of metropolis in st. louis. [applause] care in three minutes the mayor in gary indiana. [applause] last but not least, john all at baltimore l. and - maryland. if you are on to better use the hash tag save our citie

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