they took a moment and did the prayer for trayvon martin. with trayvon the big harrow in that story are sybrina fulton and tracy fulton. i remember listening to sabrina's voice as a saying don't forget about my son. she said don't forget about him and hearing her voice over and over is really what drove that protests. >> host: the first thing that i knew about that case i saw these beautiful images of him in his football uniform and this horrific image of george zimmerman and the mugshot. it was like this is the first time a black family has won the early media war which set up, he is a good kid. he should be respected and look at this monster and overtime the image started to change and they used an image from the game so now we are trying to change trayvon. that was fascinating to see that happen. we talk so much about your work in the police and it's incredibly important that this book is also about your loves and your relationships and this relationship that works out with the straight man that ends because you choose it to end in and an

the system failed trayvon martin and his family. and it's why so many black activists are not stopping our fight. >> host: to talk about the impact of the system and you make the leap to one of the most powerful and difficult moments in the book when there is a police swat riot gear raid on where you lived, ostensibly looking for somebody, but you think they were looking to harass you and tell you, activist, who are critiquing the police, be afraid, back off. there are small children in this moment having guns pointed at them. can you just talk about this moment of tons of cops in right gear depending on you and your apartment for you and your family out? >> guest: yes. it was a beautiful summer day in los angeles, and the community that i live in is a community that had been there for decades. it's an artist village, and the helicopter police were out and they had been a supposed chewed at the police station that was right across the street from my village. they literally created a barrier in our neighborhood where no one could com

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. >>> jay-z made an appearance at a rally for trayvon martin. he joined the parents of trayvon martin on stage. they were honoring violence victims. jay-z is producing a documentary called the breast in power the trayvon martin story. martin was 17 years old when he was shot and killed by george zimmerman. zimmerman was later acquitted of the shooting. >>> coming up, a trial expected to begin today that will challenge san francisco's money based bail system. coming up why some people say the current system is unfair.>>> backlash over a new movie for children. the criticism over one scene that people say makes light of a dangerous medical situation. harold hated everything. ahh. but i recently bought jimmy dean stuffed hash browns. they're stuffed with delicious meat and cheeses. all of that crispy goodness has him seeing the day in a whole new light. jimmy dean stuffed hash browns. shine on. pstop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna buy it. (vo) customer service that goes t

and then it was there that you covered ferguson and trayvon martin. and then you went to the new york times in 2015, and now to the newshour. and you knew you wanted to be a journalist the whole time? - i knew i wanted to be a writer since i was probably three. - [evan] why? - it just naturally came to me. - not the family business. - it's not the family business. my mom has a phd in french literature and social work and is a social worker in miami, school social worker. my dad runs a large non-profit in haiti for disabled people, he's blind. so that's his life's work is helping blind people in haiti. and i just popped out in the world and was a writer. and my first memorable thing that i wrote was an angry essay about george washington carver, because i'm allergic to peanuts. and i remember laying out how he was not actually great for society, and that he had made my life so much harder. and that was in third grade, and i remember thinking, i really like doing this. - and from there to here. it's great to meet you. any time i think about the future o

jay-z is producing a dock series about the trayvon martin case. >> president trump spoke on two of hisers tweeting that people's lives are being destroyed after mere allegations this after david sorenson resigned after his ex-wife accused him of violence in his marriage. both men deny the claims. >> two police officers were shot and killed today answering a 911 call north of columbus. the two officers were fired upon as soon as they arrived. one a 0 year veteran of the force. the other worked 30 years on the force. a male suspect was shot and is now in custody at a hospital nearby. >> three people were injured in a crash involving the motorcade of canadian prime minister justin trudeau. an suv pulled out in front of the motorcade as it was on the way to the ronald reagan library in simi valley. trudeau is on a three day trip to the u.s. to talk about trade, jobs and economic growth. >> the flu has reached alarming level in the u.s. but it's not technically a pandemic, but as many people are sick as in the 2009 swine flu pandemic, the term pandemic is reserved for new strains. b strains

it's why this movement started because the system field mike brown and speed trayvon martin and his family. >> host: talking about the impact of the system. there was a spot rave on where you live ostensibly looking for somebody. talking about the smoke and -- the movement of pulling you and your family out. >> guest: it was a beautiful summer day in los angeles, and the community said it's been there for decades, it's the artist village into the helicopter police were out and had been a suppressive shooting at police station that was right across the street from my village. and they literally created a barrier in the neighborhood where nobody could come and and nobody could leave. for hours and hours helicopters were just circling. and i said to the person i was with, i hope they are not coming for us. what are the odds. i remember going on twitter and thinking to our village and went straight to our apartment. >> host: and they were coming to her rescue you believe? >> guest: there were about eight different colleges in thee village. there is an apartment building and yet they came to my

trayvon godfrey. trayvon was killed in 2016 while sitting in a car with his friends in front of his home. every time i think about trayvon, my heart breaks. trayvon came to a town meeting that i held on gun violence in january of 2016. and trayvon shared, and he was worried about coming to that town meeting. and he shared the toll that gun violence had taken on his life and that of his friends' lives. but yet he was determined to make a difference and finish school and go on to college. less than a year later on november 28 in 2016, trayvon and his life-long friend dante miller were shot and killed in road daylight. here's anna bell -- annabell. she was oakland's youngest gun vic -- victim in 2013. he was only 13 years old and shot outside of a community center. francis can -- francisca. she was one of oakland's first homicide victims in 2018 and killed by mr. herrera: husband during a domesticdy -- killed by her husband during a domestic dispute. sadly these heartbreaking stories are all too familiar

violence and systemic racism founded in the wake of the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager trayvon martin. in twenty thirteen the man who murdered him was acquitted and not still to. a year later when a policeman in ferguson missouri shot and killed michael brown another unarmed african-american and wasn't even indicted a wave of protest under the banner of black lives matter swept the country so. we rallied together we mourn together and we will go home and make sure everybody knows that ferguson everywhere we developed black labs matter as i were spots both in love for black people but also response and range for the ways in which our sense that has treated black people. the nine hundred sixty s. all martin luther king jr become the face of the civil rights movement in one nine hundred sixty three he led the famous march on washington when thousands demonstrated for civil and economic rights for african-americans and an end to racial segregation. nine hundred sixty eight he was assassinated in memphis by a racist. fifty years on what remains of martin luther king's dream african-

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trayvon duval, 30 points in the paint, duke up by four at the break. barry, williams would finish it off. allen can't finish it there. final seconds. williams had 20 points, made six threes. that's it. that's all. north carolina winners 82-78. >>> nba celtics and wizards top contenders in the eastern conference. less than 30 seconds to play. celtics down three. kyrie irving. >> kyrie irving doesn't believe in "gma." >> look at him explode to the basket. wizards with a chance to win it tied at 98 apiece. bradley beal. no, they go to overtime and washington didn't shoot well at all in overtime. 2 for 12. jalen brown knocking that down, had 18. celtics win it 110-104. five out of six for boston. lots of news at the nba trade deadline. >> call us up. we'll tell you about it >> that's it from here. >>> up next in "the pulse" who is to blame for a possible tequila shortage. >>> also ahead the mistake that ended with an olympic team holding on to 15,000 eggs. >>> plus, where to get discounts on this national pizza day. you know what they say about the early b

some of the criminal activity and the reporting has been racially-based or biased cruz andnikolas trayvon martin -- what's going on with the reporting of crimes by mainstream media, by certain law enforcement agencies that would then allow this particular individual, 30 sometimes , contacted on facebook the month before, to be totally ignored because they are to trying to skew just -- they're trying to skew statistics? thank you. host: you think the media should have been reporting on the 30 times the police went to his house before the shooting happened? i think we lost him. guest: i wasn't quite sure. i think the media would not have any way of knowing that the police went to this young man's home and they would not have any way of knowing about the basis of the expulsion from school. colleagues in the house told me it was based upon a violent act against a teacher in school is why he was expelled. there were multiple warnings about this individual on the ground in florida. there were two discrete warnings where citizens called into the fbi that were not followed through on and given to

so that little rubber trayvon has established a methodology to understand and explain the phenomenon of laughter. hard to do that our first approach was to bring people in the laboratory situations such as this laboratory here show them comedy material get them to laugh and then analyze the laughter that was produced. because analyzing the laughter not only describes what that sound was but describes the behavior of the produced ah. the genuine love to isn't all that easy to achieve in the laboratory. present and realize that during his initial experiments so he decided to switch venue. now he's carrying out research in the university cafeteria a good place to find genuine enough to. and there are plenty of subjects here for his resets providing just has to sit back and observe. every gesture and every facial expression before during or after laughter could hold it. what we found was very horning what a person said before they went off first of all the material was wasn't all joking perhaps only ten or fifteen percent of pretty last comments were joke like that all . when we started

is electioneering the motives i can contest and i will contest and we will hopefully win it again trayvon hamad is a journalist for the maldives independent websites he says that it's unclear whether government parties know position leaders are willing to reconcile the differences. previously as you already know. and had said that they were looking into implementing the court ruling but they needed to figure some things out and in this latest press conference until it attorney general said that he had personally met with the chief justice and that the government especially the prosecutor general had some concerns regarding legal concerns regarding freeing these political prisoners as a lot of these prisoners are convicted in high profile cases such as. embezzlement and those terror charges the former vice president as a charge of trying to smear president as well and we are looking at. many many changes that have to be made. as soon as there's new elections and i have a new government that includes legal reform as well as the constitution of independent commissions not to say anything abo

they ran away frother conservative groups after trayvon martin was shot.ey came back because they are publicly traded. so many corporations support planned parenthood. charles: when all this started happening, i rib the pressure on corporate america not to do business in south africa. first corporate america is cutting ties. but it does now tas the nra. where there should be even additional actions taken. >> it's not just corporations. you look at what's been done with the media with regards to the nra. another network held a town hall which was set up to make the nra look like the bad guy. it wasn't fair, it wasn't right. it's a scary time when we can ostracize an organization like what's being done and it doesn't get us closer to the solution. the department of education and secret service has done studies on mass shootings and the vast majority of the time the shooter communicates the intent ahead of time. charles: thank you both have much. china breaking decades old rules and paving the way for president xi jinping to maintain power indefinitely. we'll

in the killing of young trayvon martin .. upset by the acquittal..er people.. posted it on social media .. they added the three word hashtag - black lives matter..the phrase captured the moment and took off "i did not think that for one second george zimmerman would walk free""the next day when i saw that post had gone viral and patrisse putting a hashtag in front of it, had allowed people to be able to follow a conversation .. she and i realized there was a lot of need and energy that we weren't the only people feeling like what was happening not only shouldn't be happening, but we also wanted to make sure people were doing something about it" "in this new political age, what i'm really heartened by, is that is not just black lives matter in the street. that it's alot of other people who realize how intertwined our futures are. when this current administration tries to ban muslims." "when we see that this current administration is really condoning violence against women we saw a million women take to the streets of washington d.c. and millions more

. >>> we are getting our first look at jay-z's trayvon martin documentary series, documentary seriesleased 20 tease kid. >> i don't want it to be swept under a rug. >> he was standing his snapped. >> they say time heels all wounds, it does based on a book written by trayvon's parents. seventeen year-old was sho neigd watchman george zimmerman back in 2012, zimmerman was acquitted, shooting set up protests across the country and black lives matter movement. it is called rest in power the . >>> is that title. >> we will let you know where that will air? i don't think that. >> it has been six years since seems likeed. yesterday. >>> did you hear this see the mug shot, we will showyou. we will show it to you. >> mug shot, she got into a fight with her boy friend and then went after some cops. we will tell what you happened to the boyfriend about an hour after she got arrested. so did he. >>> lebron, come on over to philly, three billboards outside of cleveland, ohio, sounds like a movie out right now. it is to entice lebron james to complete the propers zest hear from the local business

in the killing of young trayvon martin .. upset by the acquittal..t her love for her people.. posted it on social media .. they added the three word hashtag - black lives matter..the phrase captured the moment and took off "i did not think that for one second george zimmerman would walk free""the next day when i saw that post had gone viral and patrisse putting a hashtag in front of it, had allowed people to be able to follow a conversation .. she and i realized there was a lot of need and energy that we weren't the only people feeling like what was happening not only shouldn't be happening, but we also wanted to make sure people were doing something about it" "in this new political age, what i'm really heartened by, is that is not just women violence against women we saw a million women take to the streets of washington d.c. and millions more all around the world to say, we're not taking that anymore.. and so i love seeing all these tthings converge because that is really how change happens." "its not to say black lives are "its not to say black liv

six years ago this month a young man was killed in sanford, florida, named trayvon martin. student leaders and others making that a national issue and on and on until eric garner and others today because we understand it's not about an incident, it's about a history sean resisting wrong. whether it's against blacks, whether it's against women or whether it's against gays, whether it's against latinos, immigrants, asians. we got to fulfill our time in history. otherwise, history will record that we drop the ball and became cowards when we were the heirs of courage and people that showed it. that does it for me. thanks for watching. i'll see you back here next sunday. now to my colleague alex witt. >> i get a little bit of religion every sunday morning as i wait for you to toss the show to me. >> thank you, alex. >> i'm alex witt, we're approaching 9:00 a.m. in the east, 6:00 a.m. out west. we do have breaking news to share. a passenger plane crashed in russia, we're going to get you details in just a few minutes, also backlash, facing new criticism after his apparent defense

when trayvon martin was murdered in florida, 22 high schools in florida had walkouts.ow many of you heard that? how many had wall-to-wall coverage and interviews with the organizers? just thinking about that when you are speaking. there is a way in which there is a blackout that makes it difficult rustic connect to strands of organizing that are going on. i think we benefit from a knee those of solidarity, of connecting the dots, of assuming that our struggles are connected to each other, dependent on each other, and on that basis expecting and trying to build solidarity between different struggles and different issues. and using this technology you're using now, tweeting and texting to instill this connection and getting the word out more that we do not get through the mainstream press. we have the technology, let's use it. , i hearderre: danny that you wanted to make a film about the haitian revolution. [applause] prof. materre: what is the think this person would launch a kickstart her campaign for you if you wanted to. danny: i met jocelyn barnes 15 senegal, an a s

xavier trayvon blue hit the jumper.to four crowd was pumped, hoping for an upset. villanova not having it. bridges with the cross fake and hit the jumper, cats went up by ten, bridges with a team high 25-point. then later in the second half, freshman drives and makes a lay up. gives villanova nine-point cushion, ten-point off the bench. and then, dante with the dagger three, almost had triple double, he had 21-point , nine boards and assist, november a beat xavier 95 to 79. now 24 and three on the season >> head over to hawk hill. newkirk, he scored 26 points. the hawks win their third straight 82 to 75. >> to ivy league action, the conference leading penn quakers looking to throw their 11th straight win over colonel brently matched career high with six-three pointers, pen moves to 19 and seven on the season with a 79-71 win over colonel. >> the flyers are in action this afternoon against the rangers. that's all for sports. i'm leslie van czars dale, have a great day. >> well the eagles super bowl parade through the cit

xavier trayvon hit the setback jumper. that's going to cut the lead to four. helps burn the upset.nova not having it. bridges with the fake, and hits the jumper. cat went up by ten. bridges with team high 25-point. then later in the second half, drivers, makes the lay up. gives villanova nine-point cushion, ten-point off the bench. and then, dante, with dagger three, almost had triple double, nine-point, and assists cents, nova beat xavier 95 to 79. they're now 24 and three on the season. >> let's head over to hawk hill, st. joe's with duquesne, led by newkirk, scored 26-point and handed out ten assists as the hawks win their third straight 82 to 75. to ivy league action. the conference leading penn quakers looking for their 11 straight win over colonel. ryan bently matched career hi, six, three pointers, scoring 23-point, 19 and seven on the season with 79-71 win, over colonel. >> the flyers are in action this afternoon against the rangers. that's all for sports. i'm leslie van arsdale, have a great day. >> and still to come right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news ": this sunday morn

the gathering honors victims of gun violence including trayvon martin, an african-american teen who was shot during a walk. jay z called him a beacon of hope. >>> convicted former u.s.a. gymnastics larry nassar has been transported to a high security prison in arizona to begin serving his 60-year sentence. on federal child pornography charges. nassar also sentenced up to 175 years on sexual assault charges. in two state courts. he has to first serve that 60-year federal sentence before the state sentences. >>> as the flu epidemic spreads in the u.s. a japanese drug maker is claiming it has developed a pill that can kill the flu virus in one day. if true, it's faster than any drug on the market. the drug is in late stage trials. the drug likely won't make it to the u.s. until next year. at the earliest. >>> finally you never know when you have the urge for a frozen treat. when it's going to hit you. check this out. a woman in fox chapel, pennsylvania, that's near pittsburgh, riding her horse through a wendy's drive-thru to get a frosty. the clerk was maybe surprised. >> what did the hors

. >> and trayvon martin. with the hoodie on. >> and recently called president trump a bum. >> i remember that, too. >> he's not stopping anytime soon. >>> the u.s. women's hockey team is cruising to gold medal game in dominating style. >> and coy wire has more from pyeongchang. good morning, coy. >> good morning, rene and alex. the thing that jumped out to me for team usa over finland. four of the five goals scored by golden gophers. gophers gone wild in pyeongchang. put the puck in the net early in the match. davidson had one as well. and two scores on the board for team usa. hilary knight was the only former non gopher goal for team usa. the u.s. face the winner of the canada match versus olympic athletes from russia which starts in an hour from now. the u.s. looking to capture the first gold since 1998. figure skating. ice dance short program. all three american teams qualified for the free dance. the reigning u.s. champs hubbell and donohue. but then there is the shibutani siblings. mana imagine dancing o

in the killing of young trayvon martin .. upset by the acquittal..e a letter about her love for her people.. posted it on social media .. they added the three word hashtag - black lives matter..the phrase captured the moment and took off "i did not think that for one second george zimmerman would walk free""the next day when i saw that post had gone viral and patrisse putting a hashtag in front of it, had allowed people to be able to follow a conversation .. she and i realized there was a lot of need and energy that we weren't the only people feeling like what was happening not only shouldn't be happening, but we also wanted to make sure people were doing something about it" "in this new political age, what i'm really heartened by, is that is not just in the street. that it's alot of other people who realize how futures are. when this current administration tries to ban muslims." "when we see that this current administration is really condoning violence against women we saw a million women take to the streets of washington d.c. and millions more all

in the killing of young trayvon martin .. upset by the acquittal..ter about her love for her people.. posted it on social media .. they added the three word hashtag - black lives matter..the phrase captured the moment and took off "i did not think that for one second george zimmerman would walk free""the next day when i saw that post had gone viral and patrisse putting a hashtag in front of it, had allowed people to be able to follow a conversation .. she and i realized there was a lot of need and energy that we weren't the only people feeling like what was happening not only shouldn't be happening, but we also wanted to make sure people were doing something about it" "in this new political age, what i'm really heartened by, is that is not just black lives matter in the street. that it's alot of other people who realize how intertwined our futures are. when this current administration tries to ban muslims." "when we see that this current really condoning violence against women we saw a million women take to the streets of washington d.c. and millions

. >> i think if he had a book like trayvon martin, the right went mad. i think if michelle obama had been -- look at the way that chelsea clinton is vilified if she walks outside and goes across the street. i don't think republicans would have abided a member of the obama family enriching themselves or making money on government contracts. >> imagine democrats if it had been in the same situation in doctor carson's case. they would have applauded the son for being there. >> let me ask you in. you are a republican as well. would republicans have sat still for members of the obama administration personally making money off of government contracts as a result of their family member's service? >> i would hope this wouldn't be a republican or democrat thing. we should not tolerate nepotism and profiteering off our government. president trump is doing it, has his family in the white house running our middle eat policy. we have our cabinet members with conflicts of interest. if they can do it, why can't ben carson do it? what's different about him. that's the m

stand your ground, which has spread to many states and got national attention after the murder of trayvon advocating for guns to be carried on college campuses and in airports and in churches. joining me now is lucy mcbath, every town for gun safety and the mother of jordan davis, shot and killed in florida in 2012. he would have turned 23 yesterday. host of the podcast "strange days," mayor of tallahassee, andrew gillam, running for governor in florida, and adine smith. thank you all for coming here. lucy, i first want to offer, once again, the condolences on the loss of your son. >> thank you. >> you've had to live this debate on gun violence personally. >> yes. >> this ideas from people like marian hammer that the idea is more guns, how do you answer her? >> i refute that with every fiber of my being, joy. in light of everything that has happened with parkland, florida, and in light of everything, these horrific incidents. tragedy once again, i want you to know, i want the national public to know that the florida legislators, they brought before committee yesterday guns on campus as if

trayvon lane, how did that go? let me guess.olved with biggie's murder, he's telling everyone around him to be on alert, as well. you made our job that much harder. >> josh, good morning. >> binge watching. i have seen the seven episodes usa gave us. it's incredible. >> it's hard when they put you up against wendell pierce right off the bat. the guy has been amazing. >> this is something you've been interested in. >> i was a fan of tupac and biggie when they were on the scene, all the way from north dakota. that gives you an idea of how huge these guys were. i heard about the conspiracy theories over the years. i still thought tupac might be alive when i started this thing. i have learned a lot more since then. it was an amazing run we had. anthony hemingway directed, which makes it that much more exciting. >> it's such a compelling story. it's 20 years old. it's a cold case. nobody knows who did it. nobody in the hip-hop community wants to talk about it. why is there a renewed interest to find you to build the task force? >> yo

in the killing of young trayvon martin .. upset by the acquittal.. it on social media .. they added the three word hashtag - black lives matter.. the phrase captured the moment and took off "i did not think that for one second george zimmerman would walk free""the next day when i saw that post had gone viral and patrisse putting a hashtag in front of it, had allowed people to be able to follow a conversation .. she and i realized there was a lot of need and energy that we weren't the only people feeling like what was happening not only shouldn't be happening, but we also wanted to make sure people were doing something about it" "in this new political age, what i'm really heartened by, is black lives matter in the street. that it's alot of other people who realize how intertwined our futures are. ( darya ) alicia garza says that while some on the "right" have called them "terrorists"... "black lives matter" has never advocated violence. garza is now writing a book on how to build social movements... please join us this saturday at 9- pm... when we tal

some of the criminal activity and the reporting has been racially-based or biased cruz andnikolas trayvontin -- what's going on with the reporting of crimes by mainstream media, by certain law enforcement agencies that would then allow this particular individual, 30 sometimes , contacted on facebook the month before, to be totally ignored because they are to trying to skew just -- they're trying to skew statistics? thank you. host: you think the media should have been reporting on the 30 times the police went to his house before the shooting happened? i think we lost him. guest: i wasn't quite sure. i think the media would not have any way of knowing that the police went to this young man's home and they would not have any way of knowing about the basis of the expulsion from school. colleagues in the house told me it was based upon a violent act against a teacher in school is why he was expelled. there were multiple warnings about this individual on the ground in florida. there were two discrete warnings where citizens called into the fbi that were not followed through on and given to the