her job adviser tatiana gives her some last-minute advice. tatiana naumenko: the refugees are ready to work any place any shift any hours. they're ready to start work full-time, overtime, double overtime. reporter: a four-hour drive from new york, utica was a city in decline. its economy was in a slump and its population in freefall, shrinking from 100,000 to 60,000. the city center became dilapidated. today, 1/4 of the city's population are immigrants. the first refugees began arriving in utica 30 years ago. they came from vietnam. later, most of them came from bosnia. they opened stores and helped revive the economy. local authorities were keen to ensure the new arrivals started working straight away. these days, 69% of the population supports giving refugees asylum. robert palmieri is the mayor of utica, and he's very hands-on in his job. here, he's visiting a refugee from myanmar. mayor palmieri: i'm telling you, this gentleman has been here for eight years. you have a house that is freshly painted. you have a lot of pride. you have someo

and tatiana's rooms are now available through airbnb, the san francisco-based online service, a bit ofling capitalism in the home of the hemisphere's socialist revolution. >> ( translated ): airbnb has already been established in this business, and they are preceded by great credentials, so we're getting into something that is already structured, and that will help greatly. >> brown: help tatiana. and help visitors. for, yes, the americans are coming. strolling through a colonial square, riding in open air tour buses, taking selfies with che guevara in revolution square. in fact, we saw more american flags, even if people were wearing them, than portraits of fidel. and many cubans we met are saying: come on down. >> ( translated ): we always love united states people and this is god's doing, that he is making possible this union. i'm saying to obama and to our president, to make this possible. >> brown: and why not? music everywhere, world famous cigars, sparkling beaches, he romance of a time gone by. so old cars and all, is cuba open for american business and tourism? well, no. tenta

amy: that is tatiana describing what happened. loss of seal large white man wearing away shirt and blue shorts who keeps standing over the girl, sort of preventing other people from getting their her, not stopping the cop -- near her, not stopping the car from what he did to her. do you know who this man is? >> i don't know. he looks like a resident from the community. he may very well have been part of the group of white residents who thought those kids had no place there and was doing his part to ensure that the officers did their bidding, which was caused those kids to leave, and then punish those who didn't. we have also seen video of two white women, two adult women fighting, i believe it was, and we have heard nothing in terms of any assault charges against these two women for fighting this young woman. it just seems like it is totally one-sided and to the benefit of the white residents. aaron: what do you think has to change inside police departments, if you could design training policies? what would you advise? >> what i w

joining us now is tatiana oliver senior economist for russia. understand what the cbr is targets do they want a weaker currency or a stronger currency? i'm not sure. >> good morning. it's not easy to follow how central sbank going to make its decision because it can no longer afford to be purely inflation bank. i think this should be the reason why the central bank may be proceeding cautiously with rate cuts. it may cut it 50 basis points but now we think it's going to scale down the size of the cuts perhaps we -- what the market expects is the most likely outcome which is 100 basis point cut. and you don't think the central bank now would want sharp ruble weakening because the russian situation is quite nervous after last week to sell it. >> tatiana, i want to talk about the repercussions in the g-7 meeting last week. of course, russia wasn't there. there are talks of sanctions being increased, certainly not decreased. would that be worrying president putin? or has the economy been able to shrug it off more this year than last year? >> well it

. >> all hopes are now pinned on tatiana. shelves appointed to represent the organization in municipal elections. she is backed by the controversial leader, who gained notoriety for his racist tendencies for a photo he took of himself dressed as adolph hitler. >> in dress deny, very few people voted in the election acres. if we can mobilize, the result could be very surprising. >> the move muffs translate that into electoral success. it is the members of the upper middle-class that havoc tiffle participated in the local demonstrations. they want representation. >> the more it ig demands the more it strengthest its others. it wouldn't surprise me if they march on berlin. >> the future remains uncertain, but 40% of people in dress deny believe the movement have forced politicians to consider their concerns. >> he was known across the world as the international face of the regime of saddam hussein. but officials in baghdad announced that saddam aziz has died at a hospital in the south of iraq. he was the highest ranking christia

tatiana burke stepped in she's the girl who threw the party. she said you can't speak to her, she's only 14. and then send she was struck by that woman. and in a separate incident a 19-year-old girl who was a frebts friend of tatiana, this friend also got into a physical confrontation with this other woman. and the 911 calls were related to quote/unquote fights that were happening, but the police to our knowledge at least did not question those women. by the way haven't been able to get much information out of the police department either. >> these police violence videos that have come out each one sort of offers a new and distressing lens on to the treatment of minority persons specifically black americans byment officials. this one really stands out to me because it zeros in on the violence perpetrated against black women. and the visual of this young girl who is nearly naked, she's in a bathing suit, being held down by face in the ground like an animal by an armed white officer that literally -- almost gives you chills. talk to me about the

. >> council member tatiana kostanian? >> thank you. welcome. >> thank you. >> i wanted to ask. i see so much hesitation about going forward with this and you are fighting this all the way. how can the public really get in there and how can the message really be shared with the public? >> that we need to collaborate? >> yes. has that already been done or is is that in the process right now? >> that's a great question. i don't know. i can tell you something that i'm working on that lieutenant molina mentioned in efforts to educate the public about these things. there are collaboratives courts that started what they are calling a speaker series. they are every other month on a friday at the state building. they are open to the public. they are free. you can have continuing legal education, continuing mental health education credits because we are certified providers. i'm working with lisa light man of collaborative courts and the district attorney's office and jail mental health and citywide case management. they are creating this training program. the last one we did last friday

. >> tatiana rose rhodes broke down. she hosted the pool part with her mother and sister. the start happened when a woman at the pool made racist comments and insulted her friend. >> she said, hey we don't want the kids. whatever. didn't let me handle it. >> but when the police showed up kids got scared and started running. it appears chaotic but relatively calm. >> on the ground. >> then this police officer detained several young men. >> we just came for a birthday party. >> the mckinney police arrived in response to calls about an incident. >> you want to screw around out here? but the suspended officer whose identity has not been released by the mckinney police department orders this 14-year-old girl and others to leave. before wrestling her down to the ground. he pulls his gun out as two others come to her aid. he pushes her to the ground, reholeters his gun and restrains her with his body. the girl clearly unarmed wearing a two-piece bathing suit was later res willed to her parents. >> i will continue a full and complete investigation. >> the chief of police sought to

this is tat jana -- tatiana. congratulations on being in the competition. >> thank you. >> first and foremost, what is the competition about. it's about eating healthier and there are students coming from everywhere, right? >> yes. we have students coming from eight other cities to join the d.c. team. it's about healthy school food and it's about students demonstrating with their culinary skills and their creativity that school food can be healthy and that students will eat it. >> it's about school food that's actually decent tasting, right? which isn't always the case. i've been in many high schools doing stories. what are you going to make in the competition? >> we will be making a yummy low mein which has whole wheat spaghetti. instead of meat, we use the veggie patty for meat substietion. we -- substitution. we have a colorful salad which we use apple and spinach and yogurt as dressing. we have a sweet peach applesauce which we use on apples, peaches and -- [ inaudible ] >> what is the decision-making process

. >> tatiana broke down when she spoke about the suspended officer. she hosted the pool party with her mother and sister. the fight started when a woman at the pool made racist comments and insulted her friends. >> the adults that was here at the event said hey, you know, we don't want the kids, whatever, then let he handle it and not go to that extreme. >> when police showed up, kids got scared and started running. >> the scene appears chaotic but relatively calm. >> don't take off running when the cops get here. ok guys, i appreciate it. >> get on the ground. >> then this police officer detained several young men. >> down on the ground. >> we just came for a birthday party, please. >> you think you can [bleep]. because you want to screw around out here. >> the suspended officer who's identity has not been released, orders this 14-year-old girl and others to leave. before wrestling her down to the ground. he pulls his gun out and two others come to hear aid and pushes her to the ground, reholters his gun and restrains her with his body. the girl clea

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. >> kimberly this is from tatiana.had to take a liberal to dinner where would you take them and who would it be? and remember juan is sitting right there. >> well you're close and easy but you eat a lot. so i don't know. where would i take -- you know what i would take a liberal or a conservative to del frisco's. it's close to work and it's delicious. i love the baked potato and lemon cake. >> where is that place again? >> who would you take? you didn't say. >> i would take juan. >> okay. just checking. >> we get along very well. we like the same food and we both like to have dessert, too. >> take hillary clinton. take hillary for dinner. all right. juan, this is from roger. do you think you would make a good press secretary for the current administration? >> for the current administration? >> answer carefully. >> you know my problem is -- actually this is the truth dana perino told me when she started as the press secretary, the first thing she did was say to them if you lie to me i'm out of here. is that true? >> yes

reporter: another girl tatiana hosted the pool party with her sister and her mother and claims that the victim picked a fight with her and the cops were called, with officer casebolt going too far. >> he was aggressive for no reason at all. reporter: one eyewitness had a different taken to event. >> i thought he did what he thought he had to do to control the situation. reporter: today, others called for civil rights action. >> we asked him to be fired. reporter: mckinney police chief asked the community for patience. >> i am committed to a complete and thorough investigation. reporter: the same civil rights group organized protest outside one of the local elementary school in mckinney for this evening. leon: we posted the video from the pool party on the facebook page. we ask you to share your opinions on it. alison: more than 200 people commented. including hope who wrote -- alison: join the conversation going to our abc7 facebook page. leon: a lot of kids live in the neighborhood. coming up orn "abc7 news at 4:00" -- more disturbing news about the government hacking case. the number

. >> in online interview tatiana says her 14-year-old friend defended her and it was the woman who madeirst move. it is still not clear who that woman is. police arrived after the fight ended up. some residents say it's what you don't see on camera that may explain corporal case bolt's response. >> they didn't see the kids run running all over the place not complying with the officers. they didn't see them cussing at the police officers becoming unruly to him. >> brooks says case bolt aggressive behave i don't know and foul language were in stark contrast to other officers. >> i thought it was out of line compared to the other officers. the other officers acted professionally. >> case bolt does not try to detain brooks or shaken land. he was like one of the few caucasian people at the party. so um i think it might have had something to do with racism. report roar maurice gray says his five kids were at the party with his wife. he does not see the incident as racially motivated. >> i don't think it's race related, you know. but there's been certain comments that have been said that it's

according to several accounts the the fight set off by derogatory comments to tatiana from the adult. >> telling her about section eight housing. >> reporter: in an on line interview her 14 year-old friend tea fended her and it was the woman who made the first move. it is still in the clear who that woman is. police arrived after the fight ended. some residents say it is what you don't see on camera that may plane corporal casebolt's response. >> they didn't see the kid running all over the place not complying with the officer, they didn't see them cursing, becoming unrulely. >> reporter: casebolt's aggressive behavior and foul language were in contrast to other officers. >> i thought it was out of line compared to the other officers acting very professional. >> reporter: casebolt does in the try to contain brooks or shanklen. >> i was within of the few caucasian people at the party so i think it might have had something to do with racism. >> reporter: maurice gray says his five kid were at the part which his wife. he did not see the incident as racially motivated. >> i don't think it

tatiana rose and her attorney met with police or speak with them today.ed the conversations to start an investigation into her allegations of being assaulted. but there are also questions about the identity of the woman that's seen in that video sort of wrestling and hair pulling with tatiana rose and not clear who that person is and we cannot confirm that name but there are names flying all over social immediate yeah. i'm trying to lock down the actual identity to make sure that the real person we're talking about is accurate. >> joy, we'll let you get back to work there in dallas. joy reid thanks. and again, the right-hand side of the screen is the news conference by casebolt's attorney and take you there live when we it happens. >>> we have another story to move on to and major developments to update you on as we talk about the federal probe into the amtrak crash in philadelphia. the new ntsb report out saying that the engineer wasn't using his phone when that train crashed. no calls, text or data usage found while he was operating the train. the may 1

. >> reporter: another young girl tatiana rose hosted the pool party with her sister and mother.man picked a fight with her and the cops were called with officer casebolt going too far. >> he was just aggressive for no reason at all. it was horrible. >> reporter: despite the video evidence of the officer's actions one eyewitness had a different take on the events. >> i think he did what he thought he had to do to control the situation. >> reporter: dat head of a civil rights group called for justice. >> we ask that officer casebolt be fired second, be charged. >> reporter: mckinney's police chief asked the community for patience. >> i am committed to a complete and thorough investigation. >> reporter: meanwhile that civil rights group we highlighted has organized a protest for this evening. it will take place at an elementary school in mckinney. in los angeles channel6 "action news. rick back to you in the studio. >> thank you for that report tonight. >>> in charleston south carolina a former whiter police officer was indicted on murder charges today in the fatal shooting of an u

. >> reporter: another young girl tatiana rhode hosted the pool party with her sister and mother.lled. with officer casebolt going too far. >> he was just aggressive for no reason at all. it was horrible. >> reporter: despite the video evidence of the officer's actions one eyewitness had a different take on the events. >> i think he did what he that to do to control the situation. >> reporter: today, the head of a civil rights group called for justice. >> we ask that officer casebolt be, first, fired. second. be charged. >> no justice, no peace! >> reporter: protesters met monday evening. mckinney's police chief asked the community for patience. >> i am committed to a complete and thorough investigation. >> reporter: mckinney's mayor also saying city officials are taking this matter very seriously. t.j., brandy. former house speaker dennis hastert appears in a chicago courtroom for his arraignment. hastert spotted for the first time in weeks yesterday as they drove home that is to illinois from his vacation home in wisconsin. he is expected to plead not guilty to lying to the fbi

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. >> wntszitnesses have given different accounts of what led up to the video, but tatiana rhodes who yelled racial slurs at her to told her to return to her section 8 home before another woman, quote, smacked her in her face. that was the fight officers were called in for. the term section 8 refers to the town's affordable housing, but housing is not just about where you live it also affects where you go to school where you socialize, and yes, where you swim. the project sued mckinney in violating the section 8 housing in the west side of town localizing it to the east side of town. currently in mckinney, all three of the city's public pools are on the east side of the city which is 49% white. the pools on the west side of the city are private pools, like the craig ranch north community pool. on the west side the residents are 86% white. that divide reflects the racial history of swimming pools in america. before 1950 for example, pools, a public amenity, were frequented as often as americans went to the movies. but black americans were barred from many public pools in the united sta