for public servant, not politician. it s a different. public servant, actually doing for the people. that s a problem in these communities. that s the problem in ferguson and the problem in st. louis. not just elected officials be even the police departments, they re not representing the community. they re not being a voice for the community. they continue to lead the community out. that s the problem as we look at ferguson, it s deeper than just police brutality. it s also economic injustice that has been going on in ferguson for years. educational disparity that s been going on in ferguson bep need to start addressing those issues and we really need to start addressing the police brutality. continue to stay engaged in the protests and continue to organize with my young people that have changed this world this last year but also go back to get my degree to continue to fight and to continue to further my role in this movement and to continue to help the movement grow. i know when we
years ago. what we see though i claim i m going to let that go. the movement, the new movement black lives matter after trayvon died, trayvon martin died. what happened is people are organizing on the ground, creating their own counter institutions, they re beginning to organize politically, socially, culturally, that s where the change is going to come from. you re not going to see it necessarily in terms of municipality but in terms of what s happening the community out, that s where the changes will come. i want to get into the institutional piece though because what we just heard from the alderman was the immediate changes, the changes that can come in a year are those of changing the characters who are playing these roles, but the roles themselves, and it is meaningfully difficult to say let s shift this, but the power of that doj report was this thing is rotten. it is a mess in terms of its structure.
i m a baltimore city coach. i have kids through college. you know whatever it takes. and see the unity here is more of on a good wave of helping. instead of the negativity we re not looking at negativity today. it s about helping, trying to help the community out. there s a lot of people here who love baltimore and loves the cvs and pennsylvania avenue. we re showing that love today. i thank god that you guys are here to the brighter side of baltimore. they painted a picture about us like it s baltimore s on fire reporter: it was on fire. you can t i m saying when they painted that picture, okay that was that. today it s a new days. there s no fire. it s unity. you got people cleaning up here. volunteering kids volunteering. you got baltimore s finest helping us out, too. god is good man. the spirit is here. and i m glad you guys are here. and all these powerful black men here that s doing a good job. thank you them too, sir. and our kids, when you all see
co-conspirer in the 1993 trade center bombing. if only muslims were more clever they could take over the u.s. and replace the government. look, we looked into this. i don t know if they are remotely correct. that is what they claim. wahhaj denies anything in the bombing. i don t know what world thomas moore center is in. i m operating in the world world. any law enforcement agency, any city government understands that community out reach is key and is part and sar sell with policing the citizens of that municipality. community out reach in every single religion is very important to any police chief.
in bay st. louis, mississippi, almost every business and homeowner was slammed by hurricane katrina. and that started a big move inland. it seemed no one wanted to actually risk rebuilding on the waterfront. so tom foreman introduces us to one family who is actually bucking that trend. reporter: this family restaurant has great cooks, loyal customers. the owners are dedicated, hard-working these crab cakes right here have no bread in them whatsoever. reporter: but situated far from the water, they lack one thing location, location, location. this place needs to be on the beach. we re doing okay. but we can t stay here forever. we have to move back to that beach in order to help the community out.