so it was nobody to enforce no street laws. >> these guys are roseland ogs.former gang rivals are now friends. >> it started out i catch, i beat you up. now you've got violence going from 1996 to 2013 and it ain't going to be over until everybody feel that everybody is dead. >> nobody knows who killed jessie clark or whether his murder was related to the beef between the 9s and the ville. >> somebody killed him right across the street. >> if we get caught on 115th, they say from you 11-9, i'm shooting you and you don't even know what you're fighting for. you're just mad at somebody. >> either way, usually what comes next is vengeance and gunfire. certainly not the climate for a peace march. liz assembles a group of seniors, including lee, to vote on whether to move forward. >> i really want to have this, because i they have it's important to take a stand for peace, but i want to make sure that everybody is safe, right? i want you to really give your honest opinion on what you think. this is very important to us. how many people in this room think we should pr

been talking to a judge about getting jason out early, but she's worried about him returning to roseland during the summer. >> i want to have a solid plan for when you come out. all those temptations are going to be there. what is your plan going to be? >> okay. >> jason hopes to get out of jail soon, because every day on the inside presents its own risk. >> this is hell. we're taught to be ruthless. it's crazy. this ain't no correctional place. this [ bleep ] make you corrupt. you come in here a little criminal. by the time you leave, you graduate. ♪ [ girl ] there are man-eating sharks in every ocean... but we still swim. every second, somewhere in the world, lightning strikes... but we still play in the rain. poisonous snakes can be found in 49 of the 50 states, but we still go looking for adventure. a car can crash... a house can crumble... but we still drive... and love coming home. because i think deep down we know... all the bad things that can happen in life... they can't stop us from making our lives... good. ♪ ♪ ♪ i reckoreckon so.s a brewin'. reckon you gotta hotel? reckon, no

and i know that i am protected. >>> in roseland, the murder of ariana's stepfather sparks fears of an principal dozier has a tough decision to make about the peace march. >> first of all, just say thanks again for being willing to come out to our peace walk. we're actually going to have to cancel it, unfortunately. there was some shooting that happened earlier in the week on the corner, just some brewing conflict in the neighborhood and i don't feel safe taking the kids outside. >> i need everybody to sit in the first two rows, please. right here, first two rows. the peace walk has been postponed. i want you to understand it's not canceled, it's postponed. i don't want you to walk up out of here and think what you did all week is in vain, it's not. we want to make sure everything is safe and we can be productive with this, okay? >> the mayor visits a water filtration plant where he's eager to announce one of the largest infrastructure investments in chicago history. >> charles, do you need a pen, man? there's a whole new meaning to helping a reporter out. working to build a new channe

and in roseland, a tough neighborhood on the far south side where president obama was a community organizer, warring gang factions remain a constant threat to student safety. >> how is it going, commander? what time in the morning was this? at the school? who are the students? and the boys don't know what it's related to? okay. i have good relationships with all those kids. all of them. i'm going to talk to them as soon as i get back. somebody was shooting at the kids on the way to school this morning. >> fenger high school principal liz dozier is on a mission, to give her kids a shot at a better future. >> this is exactly why i hate the warm weather. it just begins to slowly heat up. but there's a larger ongoing gang complex within the community, and like the school, we sit like in the middle of this. >> an important part of the principal's job is to keep tabs on gang conflicts and make sure her students are safe at school. >> i am looking for shelton. does anybody have a 20 on shelton woolridge? you don't know what happened? >> no. >> how many shots were fired? >> like three. >> and you d

. >> liz keeps fenger open so her kids always have a safe place to go during roseland's violent summersecurity, just a reminder, there's going to be 50 to 60 students coming to the culinary arts. >> can i get a hug? >> darren smith just graduated from fenger. >> how are you, sir? >> liz introduces him to a restauranteur who offers him a summer job at the airport. >> all set? >> yeah. >> it's 4:00 in the morning, as darius starts his commute to o'hare airport. >> got toet on the red line to jackson and jackson all the way to o'hare. i live in the edenwood area. i'm in and out. i don't hang out on the streets. there's nobody that i know in the community. i have no friends. >> i was about 4, 5 years old and i would see my aunty in the kitchen. i would just always run in the kitchen and find out what's going on in there. i was like, can i help out with this? she was like, yeah, sure. i knew that was the career i wanted to go to. actually my goal right now that i have set for myself is open my own restaurant by age 25, call it the pleasure palate. >> over in little italy, they get ready at c

>>police are looking for the person who drove their car into a construction hole in the roseland neighborhood. it happened around two this morning on ninth street, between wabash and state. the car went through the construction zone, ignoring the signs, and got stuck in the hole. the driver ran away from the scene. searchers in the southern indian ocean may be closer to finding a missing mlaysian jetliner. the crew of a chinese search plane says it spotted several suspicious objects in the water, in the area where planes and ships are looking for debris from a crash. so far, *american search crews haven't been able to spot that debris. but a marker buoy has been dropped in the area, to assist in the search. and the u.s. navy is sending specialized underwater listening equipment to australia, to try to pick up any faint "pings" from the plane's black box, if it's at the bottom of the ocean. the missing jet isn't the only problem for malaysia airlines. a flight from kuala lumpur to seoul had to be diverted to hong kong this morning, when one of its generators failed in mid-flight. the pilots sw

ron rifken is playing, holly is playing roseland.gyptian actor who's a big star in egypt -- >> he didn't have to fake thing a the accent. >> he brought egypt with him. >> is this going to inspire us? i saw brian cranston in "all the way" about lbj that talks about negotiations and leading this country, how you do to do it. is this going to teach us how to negotiate a deal with the middle east peace with john kerry pushing it over there? >> both that play and our play are about getting things done, about people who know -- >> grown-ups. >> -- how to get things done. the idea you couldn't have two more entrenched opponents than in this story. but they did it. they made it work. >> would it have happened if it were on television? >> i think -- >> happened in secret? >> carter was very clear, i want to be isolated away from the world, surrounded by nature and just the three of us talking in the room. >> richard thomas, you're the perfect guy for jimmy. >> i love it. >> i'm going to say something after this about jimmy carter. e he ought

ron rifken is playing, holly is playing roseland.l egyptian actor who's a big star in egypt -- >> he didn't have to fake thing a the accent. >> he brought egypt with him. it's very exciting. >> is this going to inspire us? i saw brian cranston in "all the way" about lbj that talks about negotiations and leading this country and how you have to do it. is this going to teach us how to negotiate a deal with the middle east peace with john kerry pushing it over there? >> both that play and our play are about getting things done, about people who know -- >> grown-ups. >> -- how to get things done. the idea you couldn't have two more entrenched opponents than in this story. but they did it. they made it work. >> would it have happened if it were on television? >> i think -- >> happened in secret? >> carter was very clear, i want to be isolated away from the world, surrounded by nature and just the three of us talking in the room. >> richard thomas, you're the perfect guy for jimmy. >> i love it. >> i'm going to say something after this abo

she turned out for the first of her seven concerts at the roseland ballroom wearing a head to toe nudeto work that hard. >> she's an artist. that's what they do. >> savannah asked her if she wasn't performing, what would she be wearing? and she said she would be wearing crazy clothes. >> she's the person we avoid on the subway. >> i'm glad you said that. we're not stepping in it. >> so kesha, who by the way, sings with pit bull, who was here today, but we saw her on the red carpet. >> she made her first public appearance post rehab saturday night at the humane society's big gala in beverly hills. and she looked really happy and healthy. her hair is cut a little shorter than we have seen it in the past but still with the rainbow bright hair and looks fantastic. >> what was she in rehab for? >> an eating disorder. she looks really healthy here. something she struggled with. >> good, good. >> noah came out, the movie noah with russell crowe and it did very well. >> it exceeded analysts' expectations. they thought it would make $30 million, it made $44 million at the box office this weeken

enjoying promoting "artpop," my album, and i'm going out on tour the artpop ball and i'm performing at roselandehearsing all week and pounding the pavement like i usually do. i'm a hard worker. >> you are, indeed. we love seeing you. i love your costumes. but what is the most normal kind of thing you like to do? just in your off time? >> you know, my favorite thing to do admittedly is i love to stop at my dad's restaurant in new york and i hope behind the bar and start bar tending and i don't tell him. and he turns around and he's like, hey, what are you doing back there? >> a strong pour? >> well, i do. then he gets mad, don't waste the booze. >> lady gaga, it is great to see you. thank you for showing us the behind scenes of your video. and we want to mention, you can see more of that tonight on access hollywood. and if you want to catch the premiere of lady gaga's new video, watch "dateline" tomorrow night. >> thank you, savannah. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> let us know when you're bar tending next. >> tonight. i'll be there tonight. >> we'll swing by later. >> thank you, sava