businesses and those businesses don't have the same permitting of the hygiene of equipment and proper sanitation all have a health impact we recognize the many massage parlors are legitimate unfortunately, many are not we estimate 40 are illegal and those are houses for human trafficking human traufk is one of the faster crimes going in the world and 40 percent state of california occurs in the bay area because of the proposals from the state legislation there's no public process or community input into those businesses opposing e opening into the neighborhood so this slide kind of shows the landscape of the massage landscape we have 20th century 1 and 46 that were permitted under the owl health system and 90 exempt from the regulations because of the c mc regulations we'll have a couple establishments open and close those figure is not complete but there are many businesses that have not employed with health codes or planning codes there is a lot of businesses we know know about but to bring them in and get them on par with other businesses in san francisco as you can see there's certain areas

have at least one violation so in addition to the illegal activity we look at other things like sanitation and rereceive construction to make sure there's 0 proper equipment there are other violations that impact health that are not associated with an illegal massage establishment the type we want to close down we go in and do routine inspections and respond to public complaints as well. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> i have a few questions what are other counties doing like san francisco are we on line with the fee schedule. >> san francisco is probably a little bit more expensive because san francisco is more expensive again, our costs of rover our fees and operating costs i think we all know one of the most expensive places our fees are more expensive than other county within california. >> and commissioners, i know if i haven't focused on this bad actors once we get to a level the fees will come down. >> if you're costs are reduced yes, they will be. >> and my last question since all the state implemented the practitioner permit and is there a possibility of foot massages. >> the

and some of the environmental health recollections making sure that hotels are held to certain sanitation standards and taxicab are aimed at protecting did public good and restaurant are protecting people if food illness and managing the safety and sanitation supervisor tang will go into the daily from a health prospective there the proposed legislation a health code and planning code amendment one to conform local law to state law and we want to delete an exception urging only practitioners those exempt practices r that don't have to go to public health department have to pay for permits we're going to change health code for transparency to make sure we're able to close businesses we need to close and style our administration practices furthermore, we're going to to support healthy neighborhood we want to promote public comment is closed. and focus on vulnerable population today, we'll hear from a lot of massage established by we'll not hear from people that were impacted by upholding the state law they were existed in trafficking in other neighborhood. >> so i want to mention back in 20

you are getting distracted by this sanitation workers strike. that no one has even heard of. so, that is the context in which he gives that speech. but he wants to explain and come in some ways i think similarly to lincoln, he wants to expand why we are here. what is the significance of that. maybe that is one of the great things about a great speech is that it provides meaning that goes beyond what most people think should be the meeting of the event. and, you know, when you were mentioning about the second inaugural, how he doesn't say what people want him to say, expect him to say, well, i was at the march on washington here. and most people expected him to say something about kennedy to us civil rights legislation -- kennedy's civil rights legislation. he doesn't mention it in that speech. you think you are here for one purpose, i am here to tell you you are fighting for something much deeper than that. much more important than that. and it has transcended meeting. so i think that is what you wanted to do with that speed. >> i remember the time when he moved from being a

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paige will read from the speech given in memphis during a sanitation worker's strike. the city officials had asked a federal judge to issue an injunction blocking the march. . snifmente -- paige: another reason i'm happy to live in this period we have been forced to appoint that men have been trying to grapple with through history but be the man force him to do it. survival, the demands that we gap will with them. men for years now have been talking about war and peace. but now no longer can they just talk about it, it is no longer a choice between violence and nonviolence in this world, it is nonviolence or nonexistence. that is where we are today. i can remember -- i can remember when negros were just going around, scratching where they didn't itch, laughing when they were not particular willed. but that day is over. we mean business now. we are determined to gain our rightful place in god's world. and that's all that this whole thing is about. we aren't engaged in any negative protests or any negative arguments with anybody, we are saying we are determined to be men

i think what he is doing is you -- he is taking what many people involved in the sanitation worker'strike, they are looking at themselves and saying, we have been out on strike, we are trying to get a $.10 an hour ratise and they do not recognize our union and no one even cares. and he is telling them that they are the exodus story. that they are escaping from herrod, that in the history of -- pharaoh, but in the history of the world they are a part of the story. it seems to me that that is one of the things that made kate such a powerful figure. -- king such a powerful figure. but for many of us involved in the struggle, we thought it was the lunch counter or getting a seat at the bus or civil rights legislation passed. to have someone telling you, even if you do not believe it, that you are a part of one of the greatest, what i would consider, the greatest freedom struggle the world has ever seen, because king saw it in global terms. and one thing we do not often recognize is that while we as americans were focused on the civil rights struggle, around the world there were anti-colo

staal, that we have improved water and sanitation for 1.3 million syrians in all 14 governants. you are absolutely right, in times of crisis clean water and sanitation are critical to survival. how much -- how integrated or how expansive is our o.r.t. the oral rehydration therapy salts, those packets being disseminated for children especially since diaryrhea diarrheal disease is one of the leading killers of children? >> yes, thank you. i don't have the exact details. if you like, i can try to track those down. >> i would like that, yes. >> but it's certainly a part of whatever we do in our health -- in our programs, wherever we're working. there are still areas we can't reach. but as i said, i think it's important that our humanitarian assistance also address some of those resilience issues so that people are not as dependent on humanitarian assistance. if they've got clean water then they're less likely to get sick. if we've got a program providing flour to bakeries across line so that people can get bread, that also helps the economy. so we try to do our humanitarian assistan

we have improved water and sanitation for 1.3 million syrians, preparing water networks, installing latrinesre working tirelessly to help the most vulnerable cope with winter. especially those who are living in makeshift homes and tents. so far we've distributed blankets, warm clothing, plastic sheeting, to almost half a million people. we've also distributed air heaters, and put up windows and doors to help insulate homes. and we know that women and children are the most impacted in this crisis. and so we also prioritize and integrate their protection into all of our humanitarian assistance efforts. as you mentioned, the united states is the largest donor and including the largest food donor to the crisis. providing more than 1.1 billion dollars worth of to date to feed more than 4.8 million people inside syria, and 1.7 million in the refugee -- in the neighboring countries. the food vouchers we provide to syrian refugees so that they can buy locally have also injected about $1 billion into the economies of lebanon and jordan turkey, egypt, and iraq. in fact within jordan, it equals to abou

kimberly: they were judged on taste and presentation and organization, sanitation, and timing. the results will be revealed at an awards breakfast monday. kimberly: going to need a warm coat for the palm sunday services. eileen: teens and 20's in the morning. the afternoon will be brighter, more sunshine, highs in the upper 40's. still about 11 degrees cooler than we should be this time of year. 60's monday and closer to average for the work week. kimberly: we have 30 minutes to go. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] kimberly: another train-car collision, this time in los angeles. here's more. >> looks like two cars derailed. reporter: a chilling train car crash in los angeles, adding to a string of crashes across the u.s. in recent weeks. this time, a commuter train slammed into a car that was making an improper turn at a crossing in front of the university of southern california the impact all but demolishing the silver car. miraculously, the driver was still alive. >> we use

but that's all been sanitized for your protection because now it's time for the raw passion of a whacked story. looking for a great first date activity and your bowling ball needs redrilling? do what oscar mathers did. throw your date out of at plane. nothing says i think you're swell like forcing her into a 10000-foot free fall. this is shanna, oscars victim, i mean date. after showing her his boy scout badge in shoe packing it was time to give her the ol' heave hoe. we can see him holding on to shanna the first few thousand feet to guide her free fall and grab a little something something on the way down. when it was time to let go and open the chutes, oscar must have been feeling pretty good knowing he scored some big points. >> good job. >> the only thing left to do was figure out where she went. not there. nope, not there either. how do you lose a girl in the sky? oh there she is. chute's open and -- is she supposed to be spinning out of control like that? >> shanna, shanna pull the brake! >> didn't think so. shanna oh, this is awful, this is horrible. he promised her parents he'd h

sanitation a couple more workers maybe security. >> the legislators in new jersey and new york have attemptedbut governor christie and cuomo vetoed the efforts. >> one of the thing legislators were trying to do was get more transparency. so how are we supposed to know where this money is going? bill: a classic government boondoggle. they could pay for a limo for every bus rider instead of building this with that kind of money. >> how much do you really no about this? the most expensive real estate in the united states. by a huge chunk. tear the one down and mess up bus traffic. bill: what i know i know about it is, the government is incompetent. the actual physical building is not the problem. they are completely inefficient and late. >> it will be expensive and there will be corruption. and the 1st.out. you will never do this cheap. the money is always there. bill: i guess you could say that. >> all over brooklyn. we have the story next "chasing". >> playing football. football. apparently it is a thi ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> hi, everyone i'm fox 29's chief meteorologist scott wi

in a statement, the streets commissioner said there had been several occasions where sanitation trucks have benefitted with snowplows to assist in snow removal. in these instances, sanitation trucks account for over one-third of the vehicles used during snow removal. >>> a pro athlete from our area known for hitting a baseball has put his fame behind a different cause. this one involving pit bulls. mike trout, who grew up in cumberland county, will pop up on billboards feature a new spay and neuter campaign. they will loin state roads in bridgeton and millville. it will offer low income families to have their pit bulls spayed or neutered for free. trout is now an outfielder for the los angeles angels. last year he was named the american league's most valuable player. he graduated from millville senior high school back in 2009. >>> "nbc10 news" at 5:00 is next. >>> here's jacqueline london. >>> next all new tonight on "nbc10 news" at 5:00 -- why septa police say they had to turn their tasers on a passenger at a busy center centre regional rail stop. and the whole incident was caught on

hundreds of children die each year from water born diseases and pore sanitation. >> now that they are going to build the dam here we ask that they are be given running water, because water is life. >> lesotho was elected government. and these people hope it will be given as much access to clean water tas it does. >> in sunday we report from india. people that live along the river are fed up with the rubbish dumped into the water. they have had enough and want it cleaned up. we'll have their story right here on al jazeera. >> liberia reported its first ebola case. authorities suspect a woman may have caught it from a survivor. liberia was hoping to be ebola by mid-april. the european union agreed to give greece a little over $2 billion to help with the aftermeasures of the austerity. it's not linked to international loans keeping greece afloat. it can only be used as aids for people and companies hit hardest by the crisis. greece struck a deal to extend bail out funding until june. >> afghanistan's marble industry is estimated to be worth over $600 million, and the finest materials com

of hours of the cyclone, meetings were being held, plans were being made in terms of water and sanitation food logistics. this is definitely -- the investment in preparedness is definitely paying off now. that said, this is so massive will stretch the capacity of any system in the international assistance now is coming in is very needed. and very welcome by the vanuatu government and the vanuatu people. and that assistance needs to continue in order to support the vanuatu people with discovery -- recovery. amy: a support package was announced for vanuatu where you are now, alex, in australia. this is the austrian foreign minister julie bishop. >> today i can announce that australia will be making an initial life-saving support package available to vanuatu in response to the request from the government. it will include $5 million that will be provided to australian ngos, particularly, the red cross and other united nations partners. we will also be deploying humanitarian supply to provide support for up to 5000 people in the form of water, sanitation, and shelter. amy: that is the australi

hundreds of children die each year from water-born diseases and poor sanitation. >> no, they are theying a they--now that they're building the dam here, we will have running water because water is life. >> lesothos has recently elected a new government, and these people are hoping they'll have as much access to clean water as does its neighbor south africa. >>> and on sunday we'll report from india for part three of our sears on water. many people are tired of waste dumped in their water. we'll have that report here. >>> parents are caught climbing school walls to pass their children answers. >> cheating in india on a whole different level. these parents climb up four floors of an examine building folding answer sheets into paper planes and throwing them to their children. pictures inside show teachers turn the other way. they say it is impossible to cheat without the help of their parents. >> is it the responsibility of the government to manage a huge number of people? >> there is great pressure on 15-, 16-year-old students. passing the tenth grade test is compulsory to continue their e

kimberly: they were judged on taste and presentation and organization, sanitation, and timing.ts will be revealed at an awards breakfast monday.

believe it is important that you actually hear exactly what is being said so that the word is not sanitized to make it more palpable, and now the woman who is the house mo mother says she is heart broken and does not toll the rate any discrimination but what goes on behind the closed doors at the frat houses? we will talk about two members of the sigma alpha epsilon, but i want to begin with miguel marquez at the house of the fraternity there. and so parker rice is wunone of the two the students expelled for e leading that chant issued an apology, and what did he say? >> it is a full throated apology, and this is a guy who cannot apologize enough for the saturday incident where he is taped saying those word, and these are the leftovers of the protest that occurred here with 200 students of all colors came here to protest not on our campus and the only thing that upset them more than the n-word is that they were threatened with hanging, and this is the thing that struck a chord with so many people here. nin a statement here, parker rice saying that i know that everyone wants to know how or

like this one at the water plant is where all of the water reuse for showers sinks or toilets is sanitizedcan go back into the rivers and streams. as you see that's easier said than done. >> we were meant things like bottles and street debris but increasingly we have been seeing more and more wipes. >> these wet wipes need to be taken out of the sewers many times by workers themselves. >> oh nasty. that's a dirty job. >> he says the problem lies with the consumers. >> we need to come up with a formulation to let consumers know that it's not a good idea to flush them. >> 64, pretty moistened. in the trash. >> mayor bill de blasio has a plan working on a bill that would make it harder for these companies to market their products in a way that says they are flushable. >> hopefully it will prohibit some of the material from getting into the system and that would certainly help and reduce the amount of operational issues we are having. >> do you think he will pass? >> i don't know. >> they are fighting back saying the problem is consumers thinking all of these wipes are flushable. >> what is it

a history of hiding, making sure we only see sanitized contents of e-mails. and no one knows the game better than she.

extreme overcrowding and poor sanitation are persistent issuings. - - issues. rob roth got a look at some of the conditions that workers were living in. >> reporter: the raid happened at this house on shiloh road. acting on a tip, cal osha and others went to see what conditions were like inside. what they found they call appalling. 29 migrant farm workers living in a two bedroom house. they were sleeping in the basement, the kitchen, everywhere imaginable. >> oh my goodness. >> there's everyone a bed in the closet. >> reporter: and there was this discovery. >> this is the only bathroom they have here. >> reporter: workers say they've been living here since january. brought here by a farm labor contractor. during the day they had been working at the vineyards of the gallo. this morning we found them cooking breakfast on a stove fueled by a propane tank which is dangerous to use indoors. the walls inside were covered in mold, so thick in spots when you breathed in you could taste it. there were hoses outside that the men said they used for showers. and for these

the streets have been sanitized throughout the night and through this morning. vip is very long. also when we get to the funeral here, in around about an hour and a half's time there's 10 yule onlyies, the first by his older son and end with his younger son reading the last eulogy and then a private crimation at a crematorium. >>> lee was not just highly regarded in singapore, by singaporeans, but was respected as a global statesman. take us through the vip list you mentioned earlier. >> yes, the v.i.p. list consists of pig names, and the former secretary of states henry kissinger forming the back bone. we have all of the asian association nations represented here. as well as his royal highness. we have the philippines, president of the senate. francisco, south korea's president, the president, thailand indonesia. the president is here the prime minister and china sent the vice president. he is a significant figure in china. he is normally sent out to the high profile states. he attended nelson mandela's funeral. and we see the foreign secretary and the leader o

without access to clean water and proper sanitation, disease will spread quickly. meanwhile, it could take days for aid workers to vanuatu reach's remote islands. -- to reach vanuatu's remote islands. the extent of the devastation is still unclear. molly: you are watching "france 24." reporter: one step away from the place in the champions league. they suffered in a first leg in london. the gunners need to make history if they're going to return the deficit. no team has allah five and they are needing to score twice. >> they are residing against us, we are conscious of that but we have absolutely to give everything to make the stats a lie. that is all i desire, and that is all i believe we can do. reporter: thomas, jack, and nicola, the defender gabrielle could return after a hamstring program -- problem. >> yeah, we will show a different side to our game this mess because we did not show up at all in the first leg against monaco. it was a little bit of a surprise you from the last 14 games, we won 12, but of course we do not play well enough first leg. in life, so

teams of aid workers have delivered medical and sanitation supplies. water, food and shelter equipment to islands nearby. a huge wildfire that already burned 23,000 acres in oklahoma is forcing people out of their homes. firefighters worked overnight and contain the fire. the wind is helping to spread the flames. nearly 50 homes, that is were evacuated. the fire is only about 80% contained. autria: coming up in the day ahead, the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall begin their four-day visit to the united states. prince charles and camilla will arrive at joint base andrews tonight at 6:00. they'll be welcomed with a reception at the british ambassador's residence. and then tomorrow, they will be visiting mount vernon, the shakespeare theater and meeting with president obama and vice president joe biden. jummy: good day to get out and do some sightseeing tomorrow. doug: skies will clear out when they arrive. it will be chilly but kind of like being at home. same weather. very well dressed. i could do that but i would disappear and go to the wall

businesses and those businesses don't have the same permitting of the hygiene of equipment and proper sanitation all have a health impact we recognize the many massage parlors are

has identified lesotho as one of the poorest, hundreds dying from poor sanitation and diseases. >> now they build the dam, we hope they give us running water, because that is life. >> reporter: recently they have elected is now government. these people hope it gives them as much access to clean water as it does its neighbour >>> hundreds of schoolkids in india have been expelled for cheating during a major exam. their parents, it seems, are largely to blame. >> reporter: cheating in india on a different level. these climb up four floors of an exam building. folding answer sheets into paper planes and throwing them to their children. parents shown passing notes. police accept bribes to look the other way. the state education minister denied responsibility saying it's impossible to prevent cheating without the cooperation of parents. >> there are more than a million and a half taking exams. there's more than 11,000 centers in the state. it's the responsibility. >> there's a great deal of pressure on the 15 and 16-year-old students. passing the 10th grade is compulsory. with more students

sanitation walks around and cleans every inch of this park.ook my breath away when i first got here. jose: i knew my neighbors. i spoke to my neighbors. and we all connected, and we felt like family, and we wanted to take care of one another, and we wanted to look out for one another. we wanted to share information. nicole: we're all people. we all should be able to relate to each other and empathize with each other and respect each other. jake: i learned that we may not all be rich. um, we don't have thousands and thousands of dollars. but everyone here is rich, 'cause everyone here treats others how they want to be treated. russell: the gift of giving is the driving force of occupy. it's the nucleus of its spirit. its spirit is about love and sharing. lillian: this is the sanest acre on the planet. russell: and it's bringing dialogue about important subject matter to the forefront. stuff that has been swept under the rug and has been hidden. nicole: the 99% versus the 1%, inequality in america was never something that people talked about. it

people in the world don't have access to electricity. 2.5 billion people don't have access to basic sanitation services. >> 27 other countries say they'll join the bank, including india and new zealand. britain this week became the first g-7 nation to show support. but the japanese government is staying cautious. officials say there's a lack of transparency in the new bank's operational framework. >>> well this is the time of year when managers and workers in japan sit down to talk about wages. executives an japan's airlines say business are improving and they want to share the benefits. the airline is offering workers their first increase in monthly base pay in 14 years. managers at jal have proposed the wage increase of 2,000 yen or about $16.50. representatives of the airline's largest union had demanded a 1% increase in base pay in this year's wage negotiations. the offer from management doesn't match that target but union negotiators say they'll accept it. jal filed for bankruptcy in 2010. the airline has been rebuilding itself through measures such as sharp cuts in personnel costs. manag

agencies have dispatched a series of convoys, a convoy on tuesday went into samara with water and sanitation. we got a convoy in yesterday with food supplies. on sunday we have another convoy going in with household kits. we sent in hygiene kits. and we're helping the government with the construction of two displaced camps. the government is contributing tents and the u.n. is contributing tents as well. these are camps that are in samara and we expect that thousands of families will be housed there. >> right. because that clearly is going to put huge pressure on samara itself isn't it? >> that's a very good point. and this is something that we're seeing all over iraq. already, there are more than 2 million people that have been displaced, and with the offensive in tikrit and the eventual offensive in mosul, we know that we can have hundreds of thousands of more people who are in trouble, who are displaced from their homes, fleeing the fighting and seeking safety dependent upon us and the government for safe haven and protection and for humanitarian aid. >> that's lise grande talking to me fr

the inspections out there i think the scoring system i don't know if we have enough evidence like sanitation to come up with a quantify score that make sense. >> i guess according to the scoring but a posting sticker or something. >> we would like to make sure we're able to be transparent and provided the data to the public. >> okay. thank you one other thought maybe following up on commissioner hillis maybe the cu process helps us in the clustering aspect this is part of the problem where we see two or three massage establishment set up on the same block

. >> ♪ i remember that song,s there's criticism despite best intentions people sanitized the culture. do remember that show. i don't think i ever knew it was a real place or culture though, i recall there were a lot of frogs however. and john says daughters of the dust, is another culture enterprise that buzz actually a great feature film that shined light on this african-american culture. >> we will get more into that experience. an anthropologist who has studied gula culture. dedicated to preserving african culture, and from columbia south carolina victoria smalls director of history, art, and culture at the penn center, that was one of the first schools for freed slaves is now considered one of the most historical black institutions she is also gula. thank you for being here, why is there so much interest in preserving the culture of the gula people. >> well, if you think about the culture, it is a rich part of americana that many people don't know about. were it not for the work of lorenzo dough turner who was touted at the first black linguist, most people wouldn't have even know

the inspections out there i think the scoring system i don't know if we have enough evidence like sanitation to come up with a quantify score that make sense. >> i guess according to the scoring but a posting sticker or something. >> we would like to make sure we're able to be transparent and provided the data to the public. >> okay. thank you one other thought maybe following up on commissioner hillis maybe the cu process helps us in the clustering aspect this is part of the problem where we see two or three massage establishment set up on the same block it was in the neighborhood and similar to the cannabis situation. >> sorry just had one comment in response to commissioner hillis questions for dph as a reminder about 90 to one hundred establishment in san francisco have through the process under that 2006 legislation so if there are any things we can address or change make that easier for you to understand how better we'd out the identity operators you know please let us know for instance, having dph are there violations again as a reminder about one hundred have gone through this alread

in your school doing pretty much the same thing you described with nutritional needs, clothing, sanitation need. is this, in fact, a system of social services in addition to math and reading? >> absolutely. there isn't a teacher at my school that wouldn't do anything and everything. not just at my school. in my district as a whole. there's so many teachers aparting forward their own time and money to the point of missing events with their own families to give to the children that need us. >> thank you for being with us. >> of course, thank you for having me. i appreciate the opportunity. >> sonya, teaching in the albuquerque public school system. later on "inside story", we tell you how poverty damages brain development with science correspondent jake ward, and where is poverty growing among students. what are the consequences for the kids and the schools they attend. stay with us. it's nds reason. -- it's "inside story". >>> welcome back to "inside story" on al jazeera america i'm ray suarez. this time on the programme we are taking a closer look at a stunning development. more than half

establishment and many of whom are not here today we're also reviewing, of course the health and sanitation regards we're trying to give the department of public health more tools it is not all about land use there are other things to make that a little bit easier to catch those who have no interest in compiling with the law those are a number of changes we're meeting with stakeholders to see what else we can do but really that's at conditional use permit is a tool it is used across many industries again, we recognize it is not the easiest process so wasn't we're interested in imploring is there a way to make it a shorter not as expensive when i'm sure you'll hear from destroys this is something by the feel is important especially for massage establishment that don't have a lot of resources and is it difficult to have a business in san francisco we hear that and we met with the commission to discuss thirty how to address this moving forward i want to emphasize is that this land use requirement falls on the business owner not all business owners hold massage practitioner certifications if yo

before leaving that day, ronald cohen noticed that the sanitation workers hadn't picked up all of his trash. a note on the large steel drum said it wasn't removed because of its weight. cohen had no idea what was inside since it had been in a crawl space in his home since the day he moved in nine years earlier. when he broke the seal, cohen was overcome by a terrible stench. inside he saw what appeared to be a human hand and a lady's shoe. local police transported the drum to the nassau county morgue, where all of its contents were carefully removed for forensic examination. inside were the mummified remains of a young woman. there were also some plastic pellets, a green plastic flower stem with leaves, and a woman's pocketbook, which was submerged in a mysterious brownish-green liquid at the bottom of the drum. the liquid had virtually destroyed the contents of the pocketbook which might have identified the victim. the cause of death appeared to be blunt force trauma to the head. >> what was most noteworthy to the body in the cause of death was there were ten different injuries calle

also we have to look at these individual shooters and we can't have the department of justice sanitizing all these of people of color who are unarmed. we have to address that head on if we don't have consequences then we won't see any results if our most epidemic that you see unarmed people of color being killed all over america. >> schieffer: well as devastating as this report was there is not going to be any charges brought against police officer darren wilson who killed that young man. how do you get justice for this family? what happens next? >> first of all we have to look at the high standard that attorney general holder, we have to prove what was in the mind of the shooter that it was some hate, some racism that is such a high standard. instead of having this explicit, should be where we can show implicit bias. you look at that report you see all of these scathing facts come out about racism. don't you think that spills over to the individual officers? we got to address, we can't stick our head in the sand if we really want to stop this from happening on the 50th anniversary of se

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