>>> we just received this information into our newsroom that the gay see gazebo where -- where tamir brown was shot wednesday morning. it will be on display at stoney island arts bank. representatives from that organization will be here to take the gazebo. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, a 61- year-old woman has died after she was shot in the head last night. a witness told investigators that the man was driving a blue van down norwood and began shooting out the window. that is when belinda hunter was hit taken to metro health where she died today. a 27-yea >>> police trying to track down a shooter from this weekend who killed two people today. we learned the identities of the victims. 22-year-old mclaughlin and 23- year-old mark lee king who were found lying in the middle of east 86th street with gunshot wounds. they heard shots and screams before they were found. >>> a cleveland woman recovering tonight after she was struck by a bullet while laying in bed around east 75th fired, they began following a car. several occupants got out, jumped a fence. officers recovered a gun by that fence and tha

the list ranges from in recent times michael brown, eric garner, tamir rice. joe crawford. walter scott, freddie gray, sandra bland, la kwan mcdonald, alton sterling, philando castille, and now to tyree king. 13-year-old boy shot dead last week in ohio for carrying a bb gun. terence crutcher who was killed in tulsa, oklahoma, with his arms raised standing outside of his vehicle. lastly, just the day before yesterday, kenneth scott, who was killed in charlotte, mecklenburg police killed a disabled man. and so mr. king is the third high profile shooting of a black man who was killed by having a weapon while residing in an open carry state. mr. crutcher's car had broken down on the side of the road. he should have been able to call police for assistance. instead a police officer took his life. lastly, the family of mr. scott has said that he was reading a book while waiting for his son when he was shot by the police. now, each of these names have been added to a long list that continues to grow while our policing remains the same. the killing of unarmed black men and women by

tamir rice. >> yes, and eric garner's mother, oscar grant's mother, michael brown. >> doctor oz, welcome back tohilly here. have you ever been through anything like that before? how did it affect you. >> it was a unique experience. i told my team it was most valuable show we have ever taped. it was hard to get them together. you mentioned the mom, trayvon martin's mom here, they lost children and they blame law enforcement. but we also have had mothers have the slain officers. on the same stage these opposite groups came together. we didn't necessity how would it play out. fact that they would be trusting enough to come on the show was uplift to go me but they got together in a prayer circle and this was unbelievable because it is allowed energy to change. now was about the fact that the mother uses a child and unique pain. describe i had as if part of you were gone. which is terrible but a child is a whole different pain. they suffered publicly. the these moms are saying listen if we're willing to come together and experience this pain, in front of you, then we need to you column together as a

there has to be sadness when we lose tamir rice and walter scott and eric garner and michael brown andncidents that have just occurred. there are policing practices that can be implemented. deescalation, community oriented policing, better training, fu funding for training, accreditation. we cannot trust donald trump. i can trust hillary clinton. hillary clinton's private moments are personal moments with the mothers of the movement. they're not just private, they're personal. her passion for a solution, her listing of the names is real. her understanding of the pain, the broad-based african-american community. so we know that as president, she will reach out and she will be a problem-solver. she will listen to voices of those who have solutions and bring together law enforcement just as the obama's committee, the police committee, that report needs to be implemented. it was a brilliant report. of chiefs and others who have lived law enforcement over their life so what i would say is you can't listen to someone who mixes stop and frisk with a solution for what happened in charlotte. he

. >> weo this press conference in memory of tamir rice, trayvon martin in florida. we stand here in memory of michael brown shot downtimes. i attended his funeral as well. walter scott. we are here for jonathan and the other unknown individuals who have been shot in charlotte. brother brown and others. the list goes on and on. north lake mall. on christmas day or the day before christmas. all of these shootings, we are sick and tired of being sick and tired. >> the officer who shot scott is also black and has been placed routinely on leave pending an investigation. that's the protocol when something like this happens. the incident came after he had his hands up prior to his death. he was trying to reach into his car and they believed for a weapon. he was later found to be unarmed. protesters continue to voice their outrage today. donald trump reacted to the shooting on the campaign trail. the shooting by a white female police officer he reacted in ohio. take a listen to what he had to say. >> that was in my opinion a terrible situation. we have seen others. we have seen others. the police are aware of that

before we start that, we do this press conference in memory of tamir rice, trayvon martin as i traveled the streets of sanford, florida. michael brown the bullets went in his eyeball, i attended his funeral as well. walter scott, his family received $5 million a couple months ago. jonathan farrell. some of the other unknown individuals. aaron winchester. brother brown and others. the list goes on and on. brother shot at north lake mall on christmas day or the day before christmas. all of these shootings across the country, we are sick and tired of being sick and tired. so before i get into all of that, we will open up in prayer. bishop? >> let's pray together. gracious god our heavenly father, we thank you and praise you for today and today our hearts are heavy, but we come in obedience to your word when we have been instructed to in all things give thanks for it is your will concerning us. today, god, we come together with a collaborative effort and a united front to cry out against injustice here in the city of charlotte and elsewhere, and we thank you, god, that even as you taught us to pray through your son jesus, that your king

browns ? leave your comments on our website or our facebook page. >> romona: starting on wednesday crews will start to tear down the gazebo where tamir rice was shot and killed it should take about a week until everything is removed properly. go veey bow -- the go -- gazebo will be torn down and then put on display. >> denise: dogs at an adoption center had to be euthanatized because of an outbreak of a respiratory disease including distemper. the remaining dogs were put into quarantine at another shelter for four to six weeks. they have all been exposed to that contagious virus. >> animals show respiratory signs which is the dangerous part of it. it looks similar to a dog with kennel cough. >> symptoms are a fife and a green discharge from the nose and eyes. it eventually spreads to the respiratory and neurological system. a dog could be infected for several days without showing on a story we broke that has since gone viral. the family of a brunswick high school football player who received a racist note just one day after kneeling during the playing of the national anthem. he is speaking out. dan deroos is in the answer center with what they had

that, we do this press conference in memory of tamir rice, trayvon mart be, as i traveled the streets of stanford, florida, stand here in memory of michael browne times and one of the bullets will in his eye. i attended his funeral as well. we're here for jonathan ferrell, some of the other unknown individuals that's been shot in charlotte. aaron westchester. brother brown and others. the list goes on and on. brother shot at north lake mall. i think on christmas day or the day before christmas. all of these shootings across the country. we're sick and tired of being sick and tired. so before i get into all of that, we're going to open up in prayer by bishop kevin long. >> gracious god, our heavenly father, we do thank you and we do praise you for today and today our hearts are heavy but we come in obedience to your word when we've been instructed to in all things give thanks for it is your will concerning us. today god we company together with the collaborative effort and a united front to cry out against injustice here in the city of charlotte and elsewhere. and we thank you, god, even as you taught us to pray through your son jesus that your

start that, we do this press conference memory of tamir rice, trayvon martin, as i traveled the streets of sanford, florida. we stand in memory of michael brownot down five times. one. bullets went into his eyebrow. i stand with his family. we're here for jonathan farrell, some unknown individuals shot in charlotte. aaron winchester, brother boone and list goes on and on. shot at north mall, on christmas day. we're sick and tired of being sick and tired. before i get into all of that, we'll open up in prayer by bishop kevin long. >> let's pray together. gracious god, our heavenly father, we do thank you and praise you for today. today our hearts are heavy but we come in obedience to your word when we have been instructed in all things give thanks for it is your will concerning us. today, god, we come togetherwitd united front to cry out against injustice here in the city of charlotte and elsewhere, and we thank you god, that even as you taught us to pray through your son jesus, that your kingdom should come and your will should be done. today, god, we come adventing the kingdom of god, declaring justice and equity for all those and god for th