we are hearing what we are hearing. you are going to see tear gas, you are going to see pepper balls. we are going to use the appropriate methods to ensure the safety of that 5çcommunity. the police spokesman there in baltimore as the situation continues. the funeral today was held for 25-year-old freddie gray who died in police custody eight days ago after being in police custody in a closed door of a baltimore police transport. there you see his pictures. that s where these protests started. the funeral today. back the panel, juan arc lot of people spoke out at the funeral about the situation md:soo. jesse sackson says we don t need more police we need jobs. i did a panel this week for the museum of african-american history and cultures here in washington. on that panel, there was a law professor and she said we need
taxes by $178 million. and at the same time, he gave out $132 million in salary increases to the public employee unions here. and frankly, that was just too much for me to accept. and but you know, when you have that much of an attitude here that you can do whatever you want to, it was time to do something about it. i just decided to empower the people of this community to come out and to take back government. to input and have a major say in the future of this çcommunity. it the miami-dade county manager george burgess is set to resign his post only 24 hours after the recall of the mayor. are you planning to run for mayor? oh, heavens no. i made a compact with this community when i started in that