tiez the city. yes, this movie will embarrass chicago but won t embarrass chicago as much as the slaying ofty lee. last year we suggested that for each casket of an innocent is buried a casket should be transported to the illinois capitol and neatly snacked until tougher gun sentences are enacted. if only the killing of tyshawn lee would provoke the same urgency as spike lee s movie. there would be multiple kachkts at the capitol just because of what s happened through the year. why do you thinktyshawn s death as horrendous as it is will make any difference? well, hopefully one ofthe things that s got people outraged now is this is not a shooting on a porch around gang people or a driveby from a car, that this is a target, this is an execution of a baby.
top floor there. as they approached, that s when he fired that long-range high-powered rifle. and those shots literally inches away from the officers. so immediately they cleared out this whole area. since then, completely shut down. it is an active situation. the word right now for people who live in this area, please stay inside. i know we ve seen a lot of people, just a few people, kind of poke their heads out and look around and see what the situation is. this gentleman who lives in this house here just came out to talk with police officers. while we know it s curiosity to want to know what s happening, really the best advice right now from san diego police officers is to please, please stay inside. stay away from doors, windows. this man is firing a gun so you need to stay safe. that s what s happening in san diego. we ll take you back there. to another shooting we have to talk about in chicago. a 9-year-old boy desperately
the mayor there rahm emanuel says nun who know s anyone wh knows anything has a moral responsibility to come forward. and whoever did this, there is a special place for them. i hope they never see freedom. i hope they never see daylight. i want to bring in a really strong voice in chicago, father michael flager of chicago s catholic church, well-known activist who s been directly involved in trying to help find tai shan s killer or kaillers. father flager, thank you so much for joining me. thank you, brooke. your heart just goes out to this mother. yes. i was there monday afternoon. the mother this morning had bebeen laying at the site where her son was killed. we had to get her up and get her to the hospital to get some
and i think this is so horrendous that i find this anger and this outrage. but again, brooke, how long does that last? how long does it motivate us to say, not only is it from government to communities, we have to face reality. everybody mad about a movie called chi-raq. let s get mad about the reality. some of the worst schools, high violence, no opportunities, broken homes and families, you create the perfect storm for the violence. so are we just going to get angry about tyshawn and angry about a movie coming out in a few weeks, or are we going to say this violence is a reality, chicago is a poster boy for this, but it s across the country in urban cities? are we going to have the courage to deal with it, eradicate it, deal with stricter gun laws and stop the easy access to guns, deal with education, opportunities of employment, deal with helping these young
let them get evicted. anybody that harbors a murderer in your house, in my mind, is an accessory to the crime that the point. you have this 9-year-old in your city who s been murdered, also the backdrop of this spike lee. s just released a trailer for the new movie chiraq which focuses on the violence in chicago. here s a clip. this is an emergency. this is an emergency. homicides in chicago, illinois, have surpassed the death toll of american special forces in iraq. welcome to chi-raq! so, father, from the trailer to let me just quote part of an editorial from the chicago tribune, the mere prospect of chi-raq fears it will stig my