I heard a noise. It sounded like someone was in the house. I opened up her door to her bedroom and i thought, i am hearing things. Your instincts were right. Something happened in the middle of the night. You think your child is safe in your home sleeping. She was just 16. Emma, the honor student, cheerleader, volunteer. She could get along with anybody. Always so like kindhearted and sweet. She wanted to be a nurse and she had a plan. Reporter she went to sleep one sunday night and never woke up. I saw a 16yearold female laying in her bed. There was a bullet hole in the wall. She has been shot . Someone fired a shot from outside of the residence. Was emma a target . That weekend she seen a mysterious figure in black. She was shaking. Reporter now, two brave friends set out on a secret mission. Could they help catch her killer . You are trying to bring down a murder suspect. I just knew it was something that had to be done. This is insane. Everybody put your hands out the of the vehicl
I think roowere ready to ge started. I want to thank everyone for joining us today, my name is wi riley is titled prospects for black america. Before we get started, i want to thank a few people starting with larry moan from the man at that time has been institute who signed off on this event and i want to thank dea n, tanisha and debby who contacted the hard panelists and securing the venue cht i want to thank them as the well. Id this is our third annual symposium and the idea is to omf bringfe other people with different points of view about addressing racial problems in hn america. Youll beg hearing from some democrats, republicans, liberals, conservatives but moso importantly youll be hearing from people who given serious thought to these issues and dont dismiss out of hand people who think differently from that. Everyone here is here to engage. Youll be hearing from people who rrnt afraid to touch some third rails. Thats what the Manhattan Institute specializes in. Rails touching
It began last year to protest a donald trump presidency. A year in many are still unhappy with the trump administration. It is very divisive, evil. I dont like trump. Reporter the marchers seem less fired up this time around. I think a little bit of the anger has gone out. A little bit more hope. Reporter some of the hope, they say, is focused on turning things around at the ballot box, including more women candidates like this oakland mom inspired to run for office after last years march. I am fed up with women not getting the respect and dignity we deserve. Reporter and the focus on the upcoming midterm elections. Im focused on flipping red to blue, sending postcards and speaking up locally. Reporter oakland organizers say the march is evolving into a community organization. We are partnering this year with the league of women voters of oakland and black woman organized for Political Action to do Voter Registration and education. Reporter instead of ending the march with speeches the
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It was under lockdown about 5 square blocks were under lockdown. Officers now able to interview neighbors to find out what happened. At this point we have searched the entire perimeter,ed middle school area, the youth center and the creek area, and weve determined that the suspects are not within that area. At this point we are going to collapse our perimeter. Reporter the victim is believed to be in his 30s and they think he lives somewhere here in the neighborhood. This is san joses 20th homicide of the year. Were live in East San Jose. Today marks a year since a 6. 0 earthquake hit napa. Kate is in napa with a look at how the quake has affected peoples lives. Reporter one year later, and the road to recovery in some polices is still unpaved. You can take a look right behind me. Theres still a lot of work to be done. These construction sites here in napa are a reminder of the damage done. By this time lad last year neighbors were just waking up, beginning to see the destruction of th