and my question is that i've experienced and i've witnessed a lot of police brutality and racial unjustice. and i want to know, like, i think and i do believe that it is neighborhoods primarily of people of color, low-income neighborhoods that are disproportionately affected by unjust policing. and i want to know if you are to be elected as president of the united states, what would you do to enact change and combat this racial injustice? >> gabrielle, you have asked an important question that is on the minds of millions of people, not just african-americans, but all people. here's what i would do. for a start. and i speak as a former mayor. i was mayor of burlington, vermont, a many know, who worked very closely with our police department, and believe that the vast majority of police officers in this country are hard-working, are honest, and are trying to do their best doing very, very difficult work. but if a police officer breaks the law, like any other public official, that police officer must be held accountable. that's number one. [ applause ] number two, you have seen on television,

. >> what is unjustice for the victim, cannot be made better by more unjustice done to a young police officer. you know, it's a society that should do better. >> demonstrators say the department did not give officer lee ang adequate training. this protest is one of dozens planned across the country tonight in support of officer lee ang. >>> in washington, supreme court justice antonin scalia was remembered today as a man who loved his family, his god and his country. hundreds of mourners attended scalia's funeral at the basilica of the national shrine. his son, father paul scalia a catholic priest was the main celebrant. he mixed humor and reverence for the conservative icon and father of nine who died unexpectedly last weekend. >>> in center city today, it was a salute to the heroes who gave the ultimate sacrifice. dozens paid tribute at st. john the evangelist church for a firefighters memorial mass. they remembered those who lost their lives in the line of duty. philadelphia mayor jim kenny was on hand for the ceremony. he's the son of a philadelphia firefighter. >>> all right. do

unjusticely, they urge you to call. we will continue to follow that progress and keep you updated. interesting issue. >> yes. >> definitely. >> yes. i imagine that is frustrated. >> thank you, tony. >> we get stories like this from you and your tips, if you have a story, calllour tip line at 303-82 3-0285 first. >>> a northwest jet stream flow, a lost keeping to the forth and the east of denver. that is where the cold stormy weather has been. warm and dry later on in 10 days or so. it will start to sheft and we will get back into a stormier pattern -- it will start to shift and we will get back into a stormier pattern. the winds are light, 36%, the temperatures today, chiming up to 61 degrees, 28 was the low. normals 49 and 21. we have a warm front moving through. that means tomorrow even warmer than it was today. the skies are cold. they will stay that way overnight with the low temperatures dropping single digits and teens in the mountains, 20s and 30s across the plains, look at this tomorrow. 60s and the 70s over eas

. >> what is unjustice by the victim can't be better by unjustice to the police officer. it's society that should do better. >> protesters tell us the police department did not gate laing proper training. this protest was one of dozens across the country in support of officer laing. coming up next, running for a reason, but without clothes? why these people are wearing just their underwear in order to show their love. >>> can these students go the distance? the countdown to being able to sit down in a dance marathon. >>> good sunday morning, i'm meteorologist karen thomas. just waking up this morning, maybe you have plans outdoors early this morning. i think you're going to like the forecast. we are on the mild side once again today. yesterday's high temperature reaching 60 in philadelphia. we will be warm again today, warmer than average high, but not as warm as yesterday. not as much sunshine but still all in all looking like a pretty nice day as we shape up starting out early sunday morning. 40 degrees right now in philadelphia, 36 in the poconos. wildwood checking in

. >> what's unjust >> what is unjustice by the victim can't be better by unjustice to the police officer. it's society that should do better. >> protesters tell us the police department does not give officer laing adequate training. this protest was one of dozens across the city in support of officer laing. >>> it's 9:08. happening today, a salute to philadelphia's first responders at the rothman rink at dilworth park. roth man officer free admission with scale rental for first responders and family members. the event runs from 1:00 to 4:00 and is designed as a thank you to the city's emergency workers the mayor, son of a philadelphia firefighter, is expected to attend. >>> the mayor also honored firefighters in center city yesterday. >>> he was among denies at the mass, they honored those who lost their lives in the line of duty. >>> a man rescued after a staircase crumbled under his feet. church street in old city last night, investigators tell us the victim injured his leg when the stairs gave way under him. he was trapped until firefighters could free him. city inspectors were called

. >> for many, the case stands as a reminder of the unjustices that the blakz face in -- blacks face in those days. >> some of this magnitude, you can't pretend it didn't happen, it did happen. >> it's changed a bit. it has. it has changed a bit. >> so not enough? >> not enough. not enough. it has not changed enough. >> we've been looking forward to this day for a long time. to get the name cleared. >> for the city to do this for us is a blessing for us. and again, we're so excited. we're very thankful. >> you received a few threats over this? some are not happy, what's your response to that? >> i pray that they'll wake up racism. >> the city signed the proclamation tonight, encouraging the governor to pardon. and as you heard, family members are hoping this time, they finally get the complete exoneration for the family members they've been looking for. >>> that's the sound of three men were greeted with when a woman was alerted on her app of this attempted burglary. they caught the trio of the suspects in the act. we have this story. >> it wasn't the kind of cell phone alert this ho

. >> what is unjust for the victim cannot are made better by more unjustice done to a police officer. it's society that should be better. >> protesters tell us new york police department did not give officer laing adequate training. this protest is one of dozens that happened in cities across the country yesterday in support of officer laing. >>> if you were going to do a polar plunge in the winter, this weekend was the weekend to do it, wasn't it? warmer temperatures -- yeah, they are excited because warmer temperatures have helped make the plunge a little less polar. coming up, see how a dip is helping to protect earth's resources. >>> the fur is flying this weekend in one local community. where you can go to see animals from the ordinary and the extraordinary. that's coming up. >>> good sunday morning, i'm meteorologist karen thomas. if you're just waking up and joining us this morning, i think you're going to like the forecast today. we had a nice, mild day with sunshine. we're sort of looking to repeat the performance today although we do have more clouds coming into the picture.

is a piece of this, but there are other unjustices out there.want to break down the barriers. that helped her in nevada in terms of staving out of a sanders victory had he won the caucuses. it's more authentic to who she is and her record than maybe some of the messages she's been trying in the past. authenticity works, as bernie sanders. >> yes. exactly. brad, what does nevada tell you for south carolina and broaden it out. take it to super tuesday which is where we'll see more competition between sanders and clinton so folks think. what does nevada tell you? >> well, first of all, i think nevada tells you that bernie sanders is not the candidate of momentum. i think people thought after new hampshire that he was the candidate of momentum, that he would tie or win in nevada. i think what we found is that he was a regional candidate in new hampshire. a poll came out showing he has an 86 to 10 lead in vermont. i think that explains why he did so well in new hampshire and why he's going to massachusetts today. he's trying to find any friendly terr

. >> the litigation isn't go trying to set a precedent, it is about the victim's unjustice. >>> a project to save a disappearing beach is one permit closer to becoming a reality. it's approved a special use permit to pump sand along an area to protect highway 123 from flooding. the currently eroding beach would receive sand. now, the project only needs a permit from the corps of engineers. >>> we're going to be wishing we were at the beach. yesterday it was in the 70s. seeing some scattered showers and heavy downpour rolling through. light to moderate rain showers will continue to move through from west to east. right now the heaviest of showers mainly northeastern part of wake county. so we might get a break at times tonight but remember there's more coming overnight, more tomorrow, and on wednesday. so settle in for a soggy couple of days and of course it's not as warm as it was over the weekend but temperatures all over the place. it's 49 in raleigh, warmer as usually to the south in fayetteville but also warmer up in roanoke rapids and warmer up in the mountains but mainly 40 and the