really thank her family because i know how hard she worked and so many hours that she spent with us at city hall and instead of the folks that were closest to her and she called our office in june i remember thinking why are you calling me but it's a showcase to her commitment and dedication she loved this job and this work. i was so glad to work with someone who loved what she did and even to the last day and to have lost a member of our family but also just our gratitude to the community and family that supported her i think through one of the most challenging times that that anyone could go through and to acknowledge the incredible work that she has done for all of us. >> thank you supervisor kim. supervisor weiner. >> thank you madam president. it's hard to believe that jen isn't here anymore. she was a really amazing person i got to work with her in her capacity and also on campaigns and also as a constituent and by getting to know her in that respect as well. she would sometimes help me navigate the politics in that neighborhood and it's important to have those very very level headed

at mummers fest. and he joins us live at city hall. a lot to look forward to. >> you got it ted. s right here at city hall on new year's day. you know the mummers used to give out $150,000 first place prize to the winner. now it is all about bragging rights. >> you ready? here we go! ♪ >> reporter: the 2012 string band champions are trying to get back on top. ♪ the woodland string band is a family affair. frank kerr wrote the music. >> my 3-year-old helps me write some of the music. >> reporter: his sister kim and brother matt choreographed what you're watching. >> it's a bunch of trial and me and matt go back and forth all the time. >> reporter: their father frank senior plays in the band. >> it's amazing. >> reporter: there are 23 family connections in the woodlands string band. >> one, two, three, four! >> reporter: the fralinger string band has 25. >> i'm in the band with my son. >> to do this as father and son is very, very cool. >> reporter: the fralinger string band has played in hong kong. they've played bourbon street in new orleans. the 2015 mummers parade will be their

the system is now in use at royal city police department. i'm brad bell. coming up at 5:00, i will tell you why the chief here says this has become a vital tool. >> a second day of much-needed rain falling in california, despite concerns of mudslides in areas scarred by wildfires earlier. the four service has been preparing for several days for all this to help stop the fast moving flow of water. an ongoingis will be battle at the beginning of the rainy season. >> it's just going to be a very unsafe place to be for several years until it stabilizes. neighborhoods have already been evacuated. residents are prepared to leave at a moments notice. >> we are expecting some rain in our area, but not for a couple of days. >> it looks like by friday evening we will get some rain that will hang around all day saturday and maybe into sunday as well. no major heavy downpours. let's get you started here for this wednesday. here is the time lapse from the country club in bethesda. at thea nice picture bethesda country club. how most of the area has been throughout the d

at toys "r" us in bellingham, massachusetts. $19,600 at another toys "r" us. $63,000 at a walmart in lake city, florida.this secret santa? well, that's still a secret. >> he wants to remain completely anonymous. just wants to be known as santa b. >> reporter: okay, santa b, a merry one to you. whoever you are. oh, and thanks for the inspiration. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> and that is "world news tonight" for this tuesday from washington. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then, have a good evening and happy first night of hanukkah. good night. >> >>> next at 6:00 latest band of rain makes its way through the bay area >> preparing for protestors in the berkeley city council meeting and what demonstrators want to see >> san francisco's by the for the summer olympics. why local officials think we have the inside track. and... >> half of what we can see is unknown to science >> steps taken to bring rare fish back to the rain arrived again. look at that. drivers dealing with a foot commute and high winds. >> in san francisco, heavy clouds covered the skyline, an indication of the st

at the vine street expressway where all three lanes are jammo. red lights are not for christmas, guys. tempers are hot here in center city. anyone who typically use that is ramp, look at this, all down to one lane, you have the traffic light at the top of the ramp. just a hot mess coming into center city philadelphia. so here's what you want to do. if you are coming into or out of philadelphia right now, avoid that vine street expressway. you can use vine st. local, if you are trying to get down to the airport, or at lows get out of center city, use 95 south. that will will give you access to the walt whitman, will give you access back into south philly, also give you access down to philadelphia international airport. so basically right now from center city there is no ac he is to the schuylkill expressway or 30th street station. you want to stick with 95, that's the way to go. now, the regional rail lines, media elwin line, service suspended this morning, because of some overhead power problems. you can use the 110 bugs or 101 trolley. across the board operating on christmas eve special schedule. buses and trolleys are operating on christmas eve

people. >> they'll start at city hall, head south on broad heading at washington avenue miles short of heart of south philly what some say -- >> the heart of mummers. everybody wants usis the heart of where mummers started. and, you know we love standing here. we stand out in the. ♪ >> reporter: the mummers say they need to make changes to save the tradition. which faces rising costs and dwindling crowds. >> the moral is great. change is scary. i mean we're all concerned. we all have a lot of ideas of how it's going work but we don't know until after the parade whether it will work or not. we had to try something. >> reporter: and the route change isn't the only difference. tomorrow the parade starts at 10:00 and ends at poof. so some shorter hours there iain usually we're used to seeing it extend well into the evening. >> sabina, thank you. >>> all looking forward to that tomorrow. meantime a big party today at the betsy ross house. tomorrow is the famous flag maker' twos 63rd birthday. a celebration was hell this afternoon. there were crafts for the kids stories telling and of course a birthday cake. betsy ross was born in january january 1st, back in 1752. >>> all

you can reach us at voice at 415-554-6789 or reach us through tty at 415-554-6799. the final category of complaints received had to do with a city app and documents in a city website not being compatible with software use by people who are blind or have low vision. under section 508 of the rehabilitation act and ada program access requirement, the city must make available the same information to people with sensory disability as the general public. in this case the city app, currently staff are working with the app vendor to see if changes can be made to add this functionality and they hope they will be able to incorporate this soon. in addition, individuals may access the information at the portal or call the staff call center from their mobile devices. all of these devices provide information. they promote on their website that offer voice over options. the city has a robust city policy built into every new website developed and delivered through the department of technology. city staff through the system is trained to provide information on the website in accessible format. however in this case an error occurred. the city is

from the planning department to help move this along we're looking at joint opportunity around the city and looking at different land use and zoning controls that might help a little bit i would love to hear about it hear about what specifically the planning department and the planning commission can do to help and the other thing i'll say the commissioner mentions it is funny we have this over after the warriors item i think it would have been a triple threat if we had it object the same day as well, we could bring the sfmta and have the meeting i've asked for (laughter) but specifically look at the kirkland yard it's a potential revenue thing to pay for it in general the public sites is looking at affordable housing development and it's a perfect toint opportunity to do that lets look at it i have a question for staff first of all, thank you first my prop and letters get mixed up prop m the ballot measure that passed not to build below embarcadero b i'm sorry did i say m b does that apply to my of the things that go down to kirkland yard and the proposition on the that passes only applies to port controlled. >> some o

with us is carlie kirk a student at kings college of new york city and ray barr retired teacher of st. louis. charlie, what are you doing with your money? >> yeah, you know, i'm looking at the market and i think it is the price of oil falling and i look at this as almost like a tax break for young people and students out there that are trying to find extra income and if we are seeing the price of oil fall, that's more money essentially in the pockets so i'm looking at stocks right now and the technology sector. i think there's companies trying to be the apple alternative and i think it's interesting to see how young people react. >> ray, what about you and your demographic? >> i feel pretty much the same way. you have to be careful what you get into. i look at the company than specific industry or sector. but i also agree that the market is really high priced today. i think it will continue for a while longer.

city. here's what police are telling us. he was at a bar on thanksgiving eve. the bar was wrapping up for the

the flood tide of immigrants dwindles to a trickle at fort mchenry in 1914, when world war i breaks out in europe. fort mchenry is being used as a citypark at that time. the last active garrison left in 1912. it was a much famous for its bathing beach as it was as the home of the star-spangled banner. but that changes in 1917 when the united states goes to war. and shortly thereafter, a fleet of trucks and a legion of workmen come and they begin building over 100 hospital buildings on the ground. like spokes on a wheel around this fort. general hospital number two, one of the largest army hospitals in our nation, is built here at the home of the star-spangled banner. let's take a look at that hospital. in a special exhibit. general hospital number two, one of the largest army hospitals in the united states during world war i. many historians say that the first world war was the true first modern war. poisonous gas, tanks, airplanes, bombings, submarines, machine guns. all perfected. even though the united states does not get involved until 1917, over 100,000 americans are killed during the first world war. and many more wounded. this

scope of the port it is a city project a regional project that involves regional regularity or registry terrors and requires federal money in the at the end but impacts the land use choices we make at the port level we have to be talking with the city about the land use choices so the city has flexibility to protect itself in the future this slide is a trig to show some of the policy conflicts of seawall rise and i'll walk through it quickly showing some of the piers are circuit to topping over the waves today, we're facing that risk now over time i seawall rise and there will be more frequent flood exposure to the piers eventually there is a problem with maintaining the piers the gray bar shows the work window there slink to be costly there is not enough hours we can get a clue underneath the piers to do the maintenance work and eventually the piers are we regularly flood city needs to build a line of defense it needs to raise the current seawall wall or build a levy this is a guess maybe by 2050 that need to protect the city so where they build that line of defense how does a relate to the horizon links in blue shows the leasing telling him term of 66 years pri

at c-span.org. call us, e-mail us at comments at c-span.org or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. throughout 2014, we've the had cities throughout the country. here's a look at one of those cities. ♪ >>> eldridge johnson was a delaware boy. he was born in wilmington, but soon at the age of 3 he moved to dover, and his family decided in the mid 20th century, in the 1960s that it would be nice to have a memorial to him. so that is why this museum was created in 1965. it opened to the public in 1967 to tell his story and to get the message out that this delaware native invented the spring motor that would take the flat disk machine to fruition and make it a success. ♪ >> er johnson, as he was growing up here in dover didn't really do that well in school, but he was such a genius that i think when you're young, it's really hard to do well in school and pay attention, and he was actually told, growing up, that he would not be smart enough to go to college. so, instead of trying to make that happen, his parents decided to apprentice him to a machinist in philadelphia. so he did live with an aunt up there, and in that proces

at johnny moore's tree lot. the lot used to be located at fair grounds, but johnny moved it to stanley. but, frosty's plight melted the mayor's heart. johnny got an e-mail saying the city is looking the other way for the holidays and frosty can stay. >> what do you think driving down market street is a challenge now, oh just wait until next spring. there will be no right turns on to market at 9 intersections west of new montgomery street. left turns at four corners will also be banned. muni says it's for safety. also part of a grand future plan to ban cars from market street all together. >> the official portrait of arnold schwarzenegger is hanging again at the state capital after a slight touchup. the artist had to clean up a spot where a picture of the ex- governor's wife had been removed. maria's face was on a button, but the two have since divorced. the button was painted over in september leaving an obvious smudge that required a more permanent fix. >>> and still ahead, more rain on the way for the bay area next week and the pattern could continue for months. new predictions for a wetter winter after the break. >>> and workers are moving mountains at a popular bay

at berkeley police. >> those berkeley police department use excessive force on very innocent black youth! >> yeah!!! >> it was a loud and chaotic scene at the berkeley city council meeting last night. people are angry at police officers for using tear gas and rubber bullets during protests earlier this month. >> if this is not an example of excessive force, i don't know what is. these rubber bullets and tear gas, they need to go. this is an unacceptable use of crowd control. >> i think we have a good police force. are there some people who make mistakes? sure. other people who step over the line? sure. if they don't, we don't want that to happen. >> the berkeley mayor defended the police department but also said the city will tackle the issue of police brutality during a community meeting next month. >>> the president has signed a $1.1 trillion spending bill into law that keeps most of the government operating over the next nine months except for the department of homeland security. its money runs out in february. republicans imposed the limit after president obama decided to delay deportation of millions of undocumented immigrants. >>> right now, it's a

at palomino drive. this has with us for about 30 minutes, so use caution at that intersection. and as always, it's a good idea to leave yourself extra time there. center cityiladelphia, the vine street expressway. this is the westbound side as drivers head out to 76. you can see it is quiet out there in both directions the entire length of the vine is clear right now. no problems to report as far as accidents or delays go on the area bridges. and if you're taking mass transit, everything is on or close to schedule. rosemary. >> thanks, jillian. >>> hey, time is running out if you've waited to do the last-minute christmas shopping. and you're going to meet the crowds if you try to head out. nbc 10 visited the cherry hill mall yesterday. it took shoppers 7 to 20 minutes just to find a parking space. and then there was the foot traffic inside the mall. some shoppers told us they plan to return during late-night hours to avoid those crowds. >> i would! if i had like last-minute gifts, i would definitely come at night. >> at midnight, or -- >> yeah, like midnight, 1:00, if they're open 24 hours, i would come at 1:00 in the morning, because that's when not a lot

between january 2nd and 16th you can leave your tree on the curb and the city will pick it up and recycle it into wood chips. they are used atboiler to generate energy and the city is celebrating right new with a giant wood chipper at city hall. >> wal-mart is looking to cash in on the holiday gift cards hoping to drive people to its doors and websites. wal-mart will give you one of their cards this change for one you don't plan to use. the swap is good for cards for more than 200 retailers but there is a catch: you will not get the full value. some cars like those from amazon.com have a 95 percent exchange value while others are worth only 70 percent of face value. >> and here is leyla gulen here if meteorologist mike nicco. did you get different cars? >> no, cash please. that never goes out of style. and you get 100 percent on your return. >> we are looking at beautiful conditions, some are breezy and we have higher than expected temperatures overnight. lake tahoe is gorgeous, if you head to the sierra this week, it is currently a crisp 26 degrees and we might even see some snow showers by midweek. we will look right new a

lower merion, we're dealing with an accident at city avenue, just use caution at that area. i'll send it back to you. >> well, today marks two weeks since shane montgomery was last seen leaving a bar in manayunk. and in just a few hours, crews will be back out to an area they've already covered. we'll tell you what's different about today's search. >>> and 2015 is going to be a good year -- at least when it comes to gas prices. we'll tell you how much of a drop in prices you can expect to see in the new greer. year. what's possible today? wi-fi access in more places then ever before. all your favorites in the cloud and on every device. a home you control with the touch of a finger. news and entertainment that informs and delights in ways you never thought possible. comcast nbcuniversal bringing media and technology together for you. >>> 6:16 a.m. you are taking a live look outside in delaware county. 33 degrees outside right now. most of the interstates and major roadways, in suburbs north and west you could see icy conditions throughout. >> police are looking for the man wh

at protesters after some people broke windows and damaged police cars p. the tear gas was also used to encourage protesters to leave a freeway. at city hall today mayor tom bates says while he supports the department he directed them not to use tear gas unless the circumstances are extreme. >> we don't want to see the police overreact. the acceptable amount of force for the situation. >> reporter: rivera says critiques or requests from city hall can make a tough job even more difficult. especially when the chief is appointed by city leaders. >> it undermines the chief of police in terms of his or her ability to do their job. and it also undermines the chief of police with the officer of their department. >> reporter: concerns for public sxofser safety rivera says being politically correct should not be part of the planning. >> sometimes politics and the law may not be totally compatible. and the police chief always has to go with the law. >> reporter: now, rivera says as police and protesters continue to clash police tactics will continue to be debated. just a quick update on the situation here at the hall of justice, it appears what

philadelphia city councilman jim kenny i understand at least twitter tirade using words we can't even say on television. let us know you what think about governor's appearance by using hashtag cbs-3. >> happening today, president obama will make a visit to our region. the president will travel to joint base motorcycle guy-fort dix lakehurst in new jersey this afternoon. he'll be there to express his gratitude to our service members and their families. you can stay with "eyewitness news" for coverage of this presidential visit. >> trump entertainment resorts is giving the casino's union until 5:00 this afternoon to drop its appeal of court order cost reduction package that cancels certain employee benefit. ceo bob griffin says, he thought the company and union agreed deal last week. but he says the union has not signed it. the taj mahal casino could close this saturday, if management can't strike a deal. >> and, new jersey lawmakers, they're going meet today to discuss a five bill package to a struggling atlantic city. four casinos closed this year. the proposed bills would offer assis

us now. the group has a list of demands for city leaders. maybe you can run through just a few for us. >> absolutely, tony. right now actually behind us at this gathering and on city hall steps. russell simmons is speaking about these issues on behalf of this group calling itself the justice league nyca coalition of community groups as you mentioned that has come together in the wake of the grand jury decision not to indict the officer involved in the death of eric garner. one of the first demands is that officer pantaleo, the officer who put eric garner in a chokehold, be fired. after that they're asking for a broad array of reform to police in the new york system. policies, community outreach to educate people and officers of how these kinds of interactions can be de-escalated. they're asking for meetings with bill de blasio, attorney general eric snyder, and governor andrew cuomo to discuss these issues. they say they're going to be here until those demands are met. >> paul beban for us in new york city, thank you. >>> attorney general eric holder said that the justice department will investigate the deaths of eric garner and michael

us. we're looking live outside at foster city this morning. thanks for being here with us. get a check of your microclimate forecast. i want to let you know you were spot on for the new year's eve forecast. ended up having to spend christmas eve in a motel room because as you predicted the snow closed the path. it was chains required. the length of road kept getting further and further. we decided not to risk it. we drove up christmas morning, clear as a bell. zero degrees some of mornings were we in tahoe. >> we were complaining about how cold it was here in 30s and 40s. you were spot on describing that. the snow really gets treacherous expect driving through it. when we put the alerts out there it's good the take heed. another cold morning expected for today. this afternoon we'll see a mix of sun and clouds. it's not going to bring any rain for us. it may bring some snow to the sierra but it's going to bring the cold air. that's going to be the highlight. it's 37 in san jose. 37 in livermore. 36 in saratoga. it's not as cold as it was yesterday coming through the i tri-va

the syrian observatory for human rights, said the deposit used chlorine gas killing at least 68 fighters. >>> and mexico city says i.t. has identified the remains of one of those missing students. 43 students disappeared in september and are whreefd to have been killed by -- believed to have been killed by drug gangs. >>> haiti proarts call fo proter the government to resign. opposition for delay, andy gallagher reports. >> in the past few months this has become an increasingly familiar sight on the streets of port o prince. , the elections were supposed to have taken place three years ago and voters here are running out of patients. patience. today is a victory against president matelli. he was destroying our country. we the haitian people want the international community we will not let them choose for us again. >> president says they're refusing to pass new election laws. he asked demonstrators to show restraint via his twitter account but opposition leaders accuse the president wanting to rule by decree. some here blame the u.s. for the current impasse but officials from the obama administration have bee

city. we don't need them to throw us out of our homes. >> reporter: the city was rez he -- city was hesitant to park. crews will be here at 7:00 a.m. to pump the flood watt r out. residents are demanding a permanent fix as promised years ago. >> reporter: they tell us, it's been fen yeaten years. you get tired of it. >> reporter: after the water is pumped out. residents will then go back home. each person is responsible for sanatizing inside their home. nannette miranda. >> sad for so many in redwood city. the powerful storm in southern california and wasted no time wreaking havoc. believe it or not this is l.a. this doesn't happen in l.a. it did, an actual tornado, roaring through the streets. ripped through a ten block span a few miles from the usc cam pulse. at least five homes were damaged. tonight, we have video showing the aftermath. wood and parts of a roof, simply snapped, stacked up look a pile of tooth picks. those who experienced it still scant believe what they saw and heard. >> it just came through. watched the roof of the house slip and go to the next street. >> look here in the bay area, tornados in l.a. are extremely

city skyline. we heard from david murphy it's brightening up a little bit. looking live at center city, still kind of a misty afternoon out there but again things are moving past us as far as precipitation, the "action news" is on top of the story from the beginning. first we have david murphy live outside of our studios. >> we are a light, mystery rain falling on the terrace, here is stormtracker 6 live double scan, it's moving up through long island toward new england and it's not coming back, and what we have left over is fairly light across the region in most cases and it's pushing up to north philadelphia over the next couple of hours and eventually past allentown, you can see the low passing now and once when get rid of the rain and late this evening it will be pretty cloudy behind it. when this moved in at 2:00, 3:00 in the morning, there was some blue in allentown and reading and some of that popped up in montgomery and burkes county at times, and that was freezing rain that mixed in and by 8:30 be had all changed over to rain than is what we have got right now, a wind advisory until 4:00, gusts could go up to 30 miles per hour down in the coastal countie

at an event. >> police sources tell me tonight that they expect more protests demonstrations in the days and weeks ahead. this police use of excessive force a hot issue nationwide. live at city hall, vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you vernon. >> there will be much more on the grand jury decision on the eric garner case tonight on world news with david muir, directly after "action news" at 6:00. >> in other news tonight, fast food workers walked off the job in cities nationwide, including here in philadelphia. >> these workers in north philadelphia are calling for a $15 minimum wage, the fast food workers were joined by workers from philadelphia international airport, mcdonald's released a statement saying that any minimum wage increase should be implemented over time. they said that wages are set by franchise owners themselves, the reward for information leading to missing college student shane montgomery, has grown to $40,000, this after the search enters the seventh day after a bouncer says he escorted montgomery out of the kildare's irish pub after he bumped into the dj's equipment. montgomery has not been seen since. >>> a montgomery county family had the

at nunluncht. kay city zachary is looking out for us this friday morning. >> a pretty quiet morning for drivers along 329. no issues or accidents to report in lehigh valley. as we take a look at your drive times on 76 between the vine and the blue, both directions 12 and 13 minutes. you can't beat that. sit 5:30. we're going to see that creep up no doubt. new accident into our system for the new jersey drivers, walnut avenue and lakeview avenue. and also on the garden state parkway, a stretch of southbound is closed between sea aisle boulevard and the exit for avalon. you can take route 9 around that. >>> heading out for the holidays we take a live look at traffic on i-95 in south philly. it's going to be a whole lot different at the airport ]3i> reporter: you bet we are. one of the reasons that today will be the busiest day at airports across the country is many schools get out today. so the parent consist grab the children and head to the

city. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, joins us now at southwest detective with the latest information. jan, good morning. >> erika, ukee, good morning r that's right, five a year old man now behind bars this morning. police say he was caught in the middle of attack on a woman near the university of pennsylvania. now police believe he could be responsible for up to four other attacks on college students in university sit over the past week alone. now, this most recent attack came around 6:30 last night, at 41st and pine streets, near the campus of u pen. police say a woman was walking alone on pine street when hit from behind with a bike lock. the suspect then demanded her purse, fortunately, there were police officers already in the area, because of other recent robberies, and they saw the suspect dragging this woman down the street, and then jumped in to rescue her. again, just the latest incident. police believe this man could be linked to two broad daylight assault on drexel university campus yesterday. also, 23 year old woman was sexually assaulted at 47th and chestnut on monday,

approach rather than look at each site in isolation, so we can ultimately different more public benefits and more effectively as a city family. at the last commission hearing, you asked us to have a little bit more information about the surplus property ordinance. and so under the ordinance, it's property which is deemed that is not needed to fulfill city agencies' missions and functions. under the city charter, there are certain departments and commissions that are exemption from the surplus property ordinances that include enterprise departments those who do not receive general fund, the airport, the portion the puc and matt and school district property as with as something that i forget to put putt on the slide -- rec and park. there are currently 30 sites on the surplus property report that have not been transferred to any other agency. however, on this lyric almost half of those are unused street portions and some of those -- some of the other sites that are not street portions are small. so a lot or most of these sites are actually not good for development. of the 15 sites that were transferred to the mayor's office of housing in 2004 two have been developed into

at 6abc.com. >>> now to our other big story today. a nor'easter that brought us downpours and high winds, we are tracking the storm with team coverage and david henry will show us the flooding in ocean city but lets begin with david murphy at the "action news" big board. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan this noon is showing us that things have improved from a rain standpoint, you can see the heavy band of rain that was over cape may and trenton and atlantic city, and now it's shooting up to the northeast and more of a problem for long island and parts of new england the rest of the day. every now and then a steadier cell highlighted in lancaster and reading and blue out to the west of gettysburg. it's pushing up to the northeast and some of you are seeing this nuisance rain and you'll see less and less of that as we go through the next couple of hours. the live view on stormtracker 6 live double scan we have a lot of blue earlier and some of that made its way down into montgomery and berks county. that was freezing rain and wet snow, and the warm air is surging up from the south than is pushed well to the north of us and we no longer have an issue with winter precipitation, and to back

where we have breaking news coming in to us of at least ten people who have been killed in two suicide bombings those explosions taking place in the western city'll bring you more details as they come to us. >>> still ahead for you here on al jazeera, australia revives a controversial immigration law that critics call a shattering blow for ally sum seekers. plus -- >>> two, one, and lift off. at down. >> better late than never. nasa launches a rocket that one day could take us to mars. ♪ teach for america is supposed to educate poor children. >> schools where kids need grade teaching the most. >> can unprepared teachers make a difference? >> why are we sending them teachers with 5 weeks of training? >> the cast sytem is alive and well in america >> a city divided >> this is the third shooting in 24 hours in baltimore >> raveged by violence... > for any black community it's always been a recession >> can a community break the cycle? >> the way the game is rigged... they can't win... >> fault lines, al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... emmy award win

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