re-inacting the night adams died, for nearly 10 years.((11:15:27/scott charles/outreach coordinator)) "lamont is going to have a bullet would right here, and he's gonna have a bullet wound right here."((track))charles uses dozens of red stickers to mark where the bullets hit adams - 24 times.((00:22/scott charles)) "i'm not trying to politicize this issue for them i'm simply saying this is the thing that is more likely to kill you than anything else when you're young.** and i want them to take ownership of this."((dr. goldberg))03:13 "i hope that we touch kids one by one that they appreciate the education that they get here and they have a moment of pause."((track))the students watch an hour-long video showing graphic pictures of more gun shot victims....some students can't bear to look. ((12:23:56/nats up/grandmother of lamont adams in film))"i get down on my knees and i cry."the pain adams's grandmother described hit home for 16-year-old roshelys sanchez.((13:53:10/roshelys sanchez))"i can't imagine my mom crying because something happen to me or to my family members."((track))15 y

retold in disturbing detail by scott charles. scott is the trauma outreach coordinator at temple university hospital. not a group of medical students but at-risk teens. they have come to the hospital as a part of the cradle to grave program, scott introduced in the city of brotherly love. >> la mont is going to have a bullet wound right here, right here, i'm sorry my man, he had one right there. >> reporter: young people in philadelphia especially young men are at the greatest risk of dying from gun injury. in fact from black men's between the ages of 15 and 24 gun violence is the leading cause of death. with gun violence at epidemic levels, many public health officials argue it should be taken as seriously as a contagious disease. dr. amy goldberg, the hospital's chief trauma surgeon helped start the cradle to grave program. >> we have found that the kids and the students what they see an tv what they hear on the radio what they might see in a video game is what they think happens if they were to sustain some sort of gunshot woun

amy goldberg and outreach coordinator scott charles have been re-enacting the night adam >> lamont's going to have a bullet wound right there and he's going to have a bull hit wound right there -- >> reporter: charles uses dozens of red stickers to mark where the bullets hit adam. >> another here, another here. >> i'm not trying to politicize this issue. i'm simply saying, this is the thing that is more likely to kill you in philadelphia than anything else when you're young. i want them to take ownership of this. >> we were both really concerned that the students didn't really seem to know the true ramifications of what ullet injuries and gunshot wounds can cause. >> if the things that i'm showing you are too troublesome for you, talk to me. >> reporter: the students watch a video showing graphic pictures of more gunshot victims. some students can't bear to look. >> sometimes i go in the bathroom, i close the door. and i get down on my knees and i cry. >> reporter: the pain adams' grandmother describes hit home for 16-year-old rochelly sanchez. >> i can't imagine my mom crying becaus

amy goldberg and outreach coordinator scott charles have been reenacting the night adams died for nearly ten years. >> a bullet wound right there and right there. >> reporter: charles uses dozens of red stickers to mark where the bullets hit adams. >> and another here. polit size this issue for them. i'm simply saying this say thing that is more likely to kill you in philadelphia than anything else when you are young. and i want them to take, i want to. >> we were both really concerned that the students didn't really seem to know the true ramifications of what bullet injuries and gun shot wounds can cause. >> the things that i'm showing you are if they are too troublesome for you, talk to me. >> reporter: the students watch a video showing graphic pictures some students can't bear to look. >> sometimes i go in the bathroom and i close the door. and i get down on my knees and i cry. >> reporter: the pain adams grandmother describes hit home for 16 year old roshelys sanchez. >> i can imagine my mom crying because something happened to me or one of my family members. >> reporter: 15 year ol

doctor amy goldberg, outreach coordinator, scott charles, have been re-enacting the night adams diedor nearly ten years. >> lamont will have a bullet wound right there. he will have a bullet wounds right there. >> charles uses dozens of red stick tears mark where the bullets hit adam. >> and another here. >> i'm not trying to politicize this issue for them, i'm ' simply saying this is more likely to kill in you philadelphia than anything else when you're young. and i want them to take ownership of this. >> we were both real concerned that the student didn't really seem to know the true ramifications of what bullet injuries and gunshot wounds can cause. >> if the things that i'm showing you are too troublesome for you, talk to me. >> the student watch a video, showing graphic pictures of more gunshot victims. some student can't bear to look. >> sometimes i go in the bathroom, i close the door, i get down on my knees and i cry. >> the pain adams' grandmother describes hit home for 16 year old rochelley sanchez. >> i can't imagine my mom crying because something happened to me or to one

amy goldberg and outreach coordinator scott charles have been re-enacting the night adam died. >> he's going to have a bullet wound right there and there -- >> reporter: charles uses dozens of red stickers to mark where the bullets hit adam. >> i'm not trying to politicize this issue. i'm simply saying, this is the thing that is more likely to kill you in philadelphia than anything else when you're young. i want them to take ownership of this. >> we were both really concerned that the students didn't really seem to know the truth ramifications of what bullet injuries and gunshot wounds can cause. >> if the things that i'm showing you are too troublesome for you, talk to me. >> reporter: the students watch of more gunshot victims. some students can't bear to look. >> sometimes i go in the bathroom, i close the door. and i get down on my knees and i cry. >> reporter: the pain adams' grandmother describes hit home for 16-year-old rochelly sanchez. >> i can't imagine my mom crying because something happened to me or one of my family members. >> reporter: 15-year-old jordan bear reto first

the officers are charles august, scott phillips and antonio santos. all of these officers are on administrative leave. >>> the police department is facing a civil rights lawsuit filed by the family today, claiming woods refused to drop a steak knife, even when officers pepper sprayed him and fired bean bags at him. attorneys for the woods family say video disputes accounts of what happened. >> that whatever was happening he did not raise his hands in a threatening manner before the shots were leashed against him. >> he was the best of me. and he redeemed himself. >> police say they can't comment on the lawsuit but investigators say they'll follow up on evidence, including that brought to light by the family legal team. >>> high school students raised their voices outside san francisco city hall, protesting police using force, their group tried to get inside city hall but sheriff deputies refused to let them in. they marched after walking out classes across the city. sky 7 hd was there when they blocked traffic for a short time. >>> a martinez man is a

the officers are charles august, scott phillips and antonio santos. all of these officers are on administrative leave. >>> the police department is facing a civil rights lawsuit filed by the family today, claiming woods refused to drop a steak knife, even when officers pepper sprayed him and fired bean bags at him. attorneys for the woods family say video disputes accounts of what happened. >> that whatever was happening he did not raise his hands in a threatening manner before the shots were leashed against him. >> he was the best of me. and he redeemed himself. >> police say they can't comment on the lawsuit but investigators say they'll follow up on evidence, including that brought to light by the family legal team. >>> high school students raised their voices outside san francisco city hall, protesting police using force, their group tried to get inside city hall but sheriff deputies refused to let them in. they marched after walking out classes across the city. sky 7 hd was there when they blocked traffic for a short time. >>> a martinez man is a

scott martin, charles payne. why do you think?e federal reserve will definitely raise interest rates. it would take something extraordinary in terms of a very weak jobs report. >> you can pick numbers out of that and say don't. >> you are watching the unemployment rate. there is weakness disappearing in various parts of the economy. the manufacturing report yesterday. the unemployment rate at 5%. slack in the economy. and unemployment rate going below 5%. you will keep them at zero. this is not a crisis economy. the biggest is communicating. what are they telling the markets? they look like they were going to-september. one thing. backing off. there was out word this agreement. she laid down the law and said -- neil: that could change. unemployment argument. where is wage growth? i get the unemployment argument. wage growth should be a lot stronger. that is why they have not moved. they do not have to. to say that they will do one hike just to get it in the bucket, in case we get weakness next year is crazy. >> may have put themse

involved in the shooting death of 26 year-old mario lloyd's those officers not identified as charles august nicolas scotthillips and winston seen in this video surrounding was last week calling a third video and released pictures place say from the autopsy showing balloons and also announced that they are filing a civil lawsuit against their francisco police department woods did not threaten officers and badly force is not necessary the man. shot and killed a san francisco police officers eventually demonstrators took to the streets watching down market street scenes where and tourists looked on the gathered in the intersections stopping traffic and demanding justice for mario lloyd's students remain optimistic there will be changed but not expecting at any time soon. >> j.r.: beginning monday the 350 infants with antibiotics and preventive measure one of the hundred staff members and hospital visitors will be screened for the disease and exposure traced to an infected nurse working in the hospital fenton care center dating back to august this year so far neither the nurse know any of the dollar there is

learned the names of those officers involved they are winton cito, antonio santos, charles august, nicholas and scott phillips. all of the officers are unpaid limb -- paid administrator -- administrative lead -- lead -- leave. >>> will -- students walked out of classes to protest the death of mario woods. >> it started this afternoon with the gathering on the steps of city hall. deputies would not let students inside but the supervisor came out to speak with them. from there they headed up to street and union square. students called for a change in police policy and deadly force. >> i feel like all lives matter and we are here to demand justice for all lives. >> the students return to city hall and there were no reports of arrest or property damage. >>> new clues in a series of cat killings in the south bay. authorities are asking for the public's health. a suspect is in custody but the case remains unsolved. ktvu henry lee has the latest on the investigation and how a pair of callers could lead to a break. >> look at the surveillance video. it shows a man chasing after and grabbing a cat from the ca

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charles: and, scott, when we eventually hear that demand for higher taxes on the rich so that we canad it among the poor and the middle class, should we mind folks that the rich are already paying a far greater percentage of the income tax than they used to as a percentage of the hole? >> yeah. the argument was for the longest time of this administration that the rich aren't paying their fair share? i agreed with that. the rich are paying too much. upward mobility. you know what that is, david? that's a euphemism for incentive and if you're in the middle class and trying to rise and up trying to make more money you get disincentivized from high taxes from the government because whenever the government takes money out of your pocket, mr. and mrs. consumer, they spend it irrationale, they spend it ineffectively, and that hurts the economy more. >> you know, david, those people in the top income category, we know what they do for a living, some of them are lebron james, but most of them invest in small businesses. so when you hit that group, who do you think it hurts? well, it hurts the

rader's nation see the last chance for charles to play his final season as he's announced this is his last year. >>> more on tonight's game with our sports reporter, scott. what can you say about charles wood season -- woodson. >> he's fan tas take, played at a high level all season. it's going to be an emotional night. it's a meaningless game in the standings but so much more than that. may be the raiders final home game. definitely charles woodson's final game period. he announced his retirement this week effective after the season. he's the oldest defensive player in the nfl but played like a spring chicken all year. he wanted to give word of his retirement before tonight's game so everyone could pay their proper haven'ts. >> charles alone knowing that -- what kind of player he's been, what kind of impact he's had. the kind of legacy he leads, i think that's all the inspiration right there. i know for us as a team, we want to make sure we are a great sendoff for him. >> the raiders love a great sendoff for him. the fans will have a tremendous sendoff for him tonight. it's going to be fun. >>> what should we expect? people say he'll play both sides tr

en este incidente, --- se trata de los uniformados, winson seto, antonio santos, charles august, nicholas cuevasy scott01 ;24 1;04 1;11 1;26 1;56 alzaban sus brazos y gritaban... no disparen!!. asi hoy estudiantes algunos, tan jovenes como de asi hoy estudiantes algunos, tan jovenes como de 11 anos de edad, dejaron sus salones de clase. intentaron entrar a la alcaldia de san francisco para protestar y reclamar en contra de la policia y su presunto abuso al usar la fuerza. emely ramirez/estudiante de preparatoria 7:15 cansados de mirar lo que esta haciendo la policia especificamente a un grupo de gente lanos y renos 7:25 empezaron pocos pero pronto se sumaron muchos mas. marcharon alrededor de la alcaldia y luego se tomaron la calle market como lo muestran estas imagenes aereas..... el caso de mario woods muerto por la policia de san francisco el pasado 2 de diciembre fue la gota que derramo el vaso...en medio de la indignacion reclaman cambios... 24:19 esa era una de nuestras demandas que policias usaran pistolas electricas en vez de verdad y estan dicieno que eso no era una opcion pero ahora si lo qui

charles here. harvey: we broke a story last night that scott weiland, former frontman for stone temple pilots deadances surrounding his death are a little bit of a mystery. i think we are kind of piecing this together and we can take you to the parking lot of a motel in minnesota where his tour bus had been parked last night and there was an emergency call to 911 and what we are gathering now is

charles woodson's final game at the coliseum. vicky and scott, back to you. see you then. >>. thanks so much. for a full half hour of bay area sports coverage watch tonight at 10:30. >> all right. and thanks for joining is us. and, rob, can-can we look forward to christmas eve, into christmas? >> a lot of cold weather. >> okay. >> we are starting to see right now. showers moving across the bay area. overnight will be exciting. some of these more intense showers could drop small hail up in the hills, snow times. maybe down to 3,000 feet. we have already seen that today. and the peaks of the santa cruz mountains could see snow. lake county still seeing snow there too. notice temperatures already in the mid-40s. north bay, calistoga, 38 degrees. not quite 7:00 tonight. that is a sneak preview of where the weekend forecast is going to go. patchy frost. clear skies in the north bay. temperatures in the 30s. lingering showers in the peninsula, south bay. then by afternoon, we will see skies turning partly cloudy and the showers beginning to wind down. the winds out of the north will

samantha, charles this stretch of the street is one of several roads that had to be closed off because of the rain. the reason is scotts creek runs right under it. there are homes that sit along the creek on wheeler road --- and those are the ones where we were told some residents had to leave today because of the rain. flooding also was seen on city --- about 10 from what dot crews told us. one was amelia street where an overflowing city --- about 10 from what dot crews told us. one was amelia street where an overflowing creek bed caused a cascade of water to pour over the road like a waterfall. meanwhile in the town of silverstreet outside of newberry --- people in the saluda river resort were watching the banks close to their homes. the saluda river runs right by a trailer park there. during october's flood several mobile homes wound up submerged and residents tell us since then they've just been trying to rebuild. larry bennett --- silverstreet em and get me back running.and hopefully it don't flood no more. i ain't never seen it this high before." county responders told me a short time ago that even thought the ra

winson seto antonio santos, charles august, nicholas cuevas and scott phillips. they are on administrative leave >>> muslim civil rights organization still on alert after a scare stretching across both coast. some another threatening letter to the council on american- islamic relations through the white powder. authorities shut down the office and evacuated all the employees. the same thing happened in washington dc in both cases tests later showed the substance were not dangerous. >> it's is a mix that bringing out the best of our fellow americans thing we're all going to stand together. when it's an attack on muslims or attack on mexican americans or lgbt. >> the fbi and local authorities are investigating all of this this morning >>> investigators are looking into an arson attack at a mosque in southern california 75 miles southeast of san bernardino. it was firebombed after they heard a loud explosion and then saw flames in the front lobby. no one was hurt.>>> fbi divers are looking for evidence that may have been tossed into a lake the federal agents are not

scott. >> i'm jenna lee, and thank you >> this hour, when he talks, washington listens. charlesmmer -- his uniquely american story. his journey from md to the pulitzer prize, how he overcame a devastating accident with the determination to lead a life that matters. hello. i'm bret baier, and i hope you'll enjoy watching this "fox news reporting" special as much as we enjoyed making it. fox viewers know where charles krauthammer sits on the panel, and they probably know his position on most issues. but we bet there's a lot you don't know about the all-star panelist, syndicated columnist, harvard trained psychiatrist, and even occasional baseball analyst. we think you should, even if the doctor has a different opini.

scott. >> i'm jenna lee, and thank you >> this hour, when he talks, washington listens. charles krauthammer -- his uniquely american story. his journey from md to the pulitzer prize, how he overcame a devastating accident with the determination to lead a life that matters. hello. i'm bret baier, and i hope you'll enjoy watching this "fox news reporting" special as much as we enjoyed making it. fox viewers know where charles krauthammer sits on the panel, and they probably know his position on most issues. but we bet there's a lot you don't know about the all-star panelist, syndicated columnist, harvard trained psychiatrist, and even occasional baseball analyst. we think you should, even if the doctor has a different opinion. you were a little reticent when we started this project. what's your thought about all this? >> i don't like it. >> [ laughs ] full disclosure -- i've been trying to convince charles krauthammer to sit for an interview for some time... secretary kerry on the hill today talking about... ...not one where he simply shares his thoughts on the news of the day. >>

charles august. august shot woods along with officers nicholas could you have vas, scott phillips, antonio an toes and winson seto. police tell us there are three different investigations into this shooting. woods' family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the sfpd. their attorneys say video footage dispute police accounts that woods threatened officers with a knife. >> he did not raise his hands in any threatening manner before the barrage of shots were unleashed against him. >> he was the best of me. and he redeemed himself. >> police say they are unable to comment on pending lawsuits. >>> sky 7 hd was there when a group of high school students blocked traffic in union square. they left classes yesterday and marched across san francisco calling for justice for woods and other people killed by police. >>> 8:04. the fbi has pulled several items from a san bernardino lake as they search for evidence connected to last week's shooting rampage. they have not said what they removed from the lake yesterday. crews, though, are looking for a computer hard drive belonging to the husband and wife

charles, at this hour officials here are hoping they've got through the worst of this rain. however in many spots around the city it's already left its mark. i'm right here by scott's creek where the waters gotten pretty high... other streets in town have seen the same thing. amelia st was cut off by the high water after a creek bed that runs under it topped its banks. in many spots where water flows through newberry you could clearly see that it's creeping up higher. in real ...in response dot crews have been working together with city public works crews. at last report we heard about 10 roads here in the county were impacted. at this point officials say they're hoping there will be enough time for the water to runoff -- before the next batch of heavy rain moves in. otherwise they say problems like this will continue throughout the evening. live in newberry, mike desumma, wis news 10. we're following the latest out of missouri this afternoon: the small town of eureka is roads are completely washed out-- and officials say they can't do anything to stop it. -images: house floating down the meramec river in eureka. -evacuations continuing residents near the meramec r

charles and the duchess of cornwall came to talk to people here today. swallowed bya93, the water, leaving a future care bill and weeks of work. further south, there was a similar picture. debbie scottwas just one of many people trying to salvage their waterlogged belongings. >> yeah. mommy, i had something with water in it. >> it's just horrific. this was one of the worst affected towns could scotland's first minister came here to see for herself. >> it is absolutely heartbreaking. i have been talking to some local businesses and this is the worst flooding episode that much of the region has experienced, for some people in living memory. england missed the worst of the weather yesterday but you wouldn't think so. in lancashire, the raf was back in action, lowering sandbags. repetitive but vital work. >> well done. can i shake your hand? danny: the labor leader jeremy corbin came to see the damage . >> the only people work in helping me is the cleveland fire rescue service. danny: 10 those left angry because they feel they didn't get enough help. do you think it makes a difference for high-profile pill people to come? >> definitely. yeah, definitely. it makes a big difference for pe

scott is, which is being talked about more? the raiders? >> mark, this is on the forefront of everyone's mind out here, no doubt. let's talk about charles. he deserves it, 18 years in the league, nine time pro bowler, a legend with a super bowl championship, the guy is loved by raiders nation. believe me, i walked around and talk to them and here is what they had to say about the true champion. >> he has been consistent every year. thank you charles. it has been a pleasure watching you. no one ever is in issue. >> he is a veteran who earned his stripes. >> we love him. and if he wants to work harder, god bless him. >> god bless them. >> that is the general consensus for charles wilson. a truly respected player. they all love him. and everybody talked about weather or not the raiders are going to stay or go to los angeles, could this be the last home game for the raiders here in oakland? - - and people were very worried. here's what raider nation had to say. >> it is a hard question. a hard question. i love the raiders. i love the red and black. come to the red zone. i am a fan. >> we took it. we are moving. >> i don't know what he said,

charles. in the year of the outsider we're going to start to dr. ben carson and bernie sanders then going to get a little perspective steven colbert and in outer space commander scott kelly. >> osgood: thank you. we'll be watching. the subject of things to watch our david edelstein has chosen few movies worth your attention, you can see his reviews on our website. and next week here on "sunday morning" -- >> you're going to fix it? >> osgood: ross war double bill, kate winslet and lilly tom live 24/7 with 24/7 digestive support. try align, the undisputed #1 ge recommended probiotic. when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose nicorette mini. ceo we leave you this sunday knocking wood, woodpeckers. national forest in pennsylvania. >> osgood: we wish all of you a happy new year and hope you'll join us again next week, next year, sex "sunday morning." until then i'll see you on the radio song: "that's life" song: "that's life" song: "that's life" that's life. you diet. you exercise

the honorable charles rangel, new york's 13. david scott, georgia 13. frederica wilson. she is with florida 24. of course r, and debbie wasserman schultz, who i mentioned earlier. this acknowledges the mission of the a.j.c. which is to enhance the well-being of jewish people and israel and to advocate and advance jewish rights and jewish values in the united states and around the world. the a.j.c. is committed to combating racial prejudice and anti-semitism and sponsoring and supporting issues related to the state of israel. the a.j.c. has a rich history. it was founded on november 11, 2006, in new york city by a group of american jews who wanted to raise awareness about some of the atrocities that were taking place against jewish people in russia as well as in other places. d this leadership went on to dd, as its list of duties, i suppose, doing all they could to help in the fight against racism here in this country. i'm proud to tell you that the local chapter of the a.j.c. in houston, texas, currently has its director randy zalinski. he's a dear friend. the vice presi

charles head. if you want to line up on this side the room, that is great. paul weber. [inaudible] michael murphy. elaine broken. christie wang. roger whiter. scott reaver. joseph smoke and donald [inaudible] and george winsburg. if you are ready. the best thing to do is everyone that i called your name or not if you want to line up on that side of the room and form a line and coordinate yourselves, that would be great. thank you. who ever is ready to speak first. >> good afternoon. pat scott and sure some have seen me many times over the past 10 years. nearly 10 years ago, and nearly 25 years in terms how much i aged sinss this 10 year process started. a booker t washington was planning on affordable housing complex based on planning session we had and the question is whether we were after 100 years of service going out of business or whether we could operate and provide services in the 21 century. we looked at what the needs are in our community which for housing particularly for transitional age youth and looked at statistics which showed while the african american population is 4 to 6 percent according to who you are listening to, the foster care pop