we meet a neighborhood stalwart, tony and ruth s steaks, still doing what they do. it doesn t get any better than this. what was camden like back in the good old days? oh, my god. it was so different coming up when i was younger. i didn t have to worry about my life being threatened coming outside. you know, the neighborhood, everyone knew everybody. that sense of community was strong back then. you re talking about your childhood as if it was a real long time ago. than long ago. right. what the hell went wrong? people can blame it on the politics, but i think it s too easy. many have failed our children. it s up to the parents to really start getting more involved in the kids education. know what your child is doing. you re putting it principal oh the parents. absolutely. this is tasty. this is delicious. the conventional wisdom seems to be it s time to get out. why are you still sneer t. still here? the need is in camden. if every decent person leave
we never have a chance. in order to be part of the program, they have to maintain a c average or better. it s all about their academics, about nurturing these kids. what s right, what s wrong? the drill team does that. they have different stands they go with every day. a start without a finish. [ chanting ] they believe this. you know, they stay it so much until it s embedded. she s helped css support itself with financial assistance from fellow parents and some fund-raising, temporary help and donation was small businesses. surprisingly for a group with a national profile, no lasting support from official organizations or national institutions public or private. yet, she per several ears. a lot of your practice done outdoors. all weather type of situation? yes. we ve been under bridges, everything. over 28 years, we ve been outside. their safety is most important to me. it s been a blessing and a curse. you ll have the corner boys come up and ask you, miss wa-wa, are
she wants to dance with me jose. [ speaking spanish ] we re having our party on the beach. this is why natalie morales is the best. you did this entire segment talking serious issues with a samba band three feet from you and get the dance in. love you, natalie morales, it s great to see you. reporter: see you, jose. great dancer. by the time the olympics roll around next year the u.s. still won t have elected a new president but the race is very much under way. jeb bush is on the defensive following a comment in nashville when he was asked about recent moves to try to defund planned parenthood. in an off the cuff moment he seemed to suggest women s health issues get too much money. the argument against this as well women s health issues are
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stalwart tony and ruth steaks. still doing what they do. it doesn t get any better than this. what was camden like back in the good ole days? oh, my god. it was so different coming up when i was younger. i didn t have to worry about my life being threatened coming outside. everybody knew everybody. that sense of community was strong back then. you were talking about your childhood as if it was a real long time ago. it s not that long ago. what the hell went wrong? people can blame it on the politics, but i think that s too easy. many have failed our children. but it s up to the parents to start getting more involved in a kid s education. know what your child is doing. you re putting it principally on the parents. absolutely. this is tasty. this is delicious. so the conventional wisdom seems to be get out of camden. why are you still here? because the need is still in camden. if every decent person leaves camden, then we never have a chance.