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Funeral. >> there wasnt a dry eye in the bunch including me. and the church was full about 500 people in the church. she truly became a member of the community. >> reporter: anniversaries passed but police persisted and finally a break. police recently got a call on their hotline, the caller said she had been told several years ago by a young woman that her parents had killed her sister. that tip and advances in dna testing led cold case detective toifz find the mother of baby hope and eventuall...

The bunch including me, and the church was full, about 500 people in the church. she truly became a member of the community. >> anniversaries passed and police persisted and finally a break. police recently got a call on their hotline, and the caller said she was told several years ago by a young woman that her parents killed her sister, and that tip and advances in dna testing helped to arrest the cousin who police say murdered her. at her funeral over two decades ago, the assistant chief deliv...

Sharentino, the lead investigative detective robert dewhurst, detective wendell stratford and carlos vasquez, mark timmons and steve burger. and investigators from the bronx violent felony squad sergeant lee dukes and detective joe chiadaa and daniel rivera, we also want to point out excellent work on the part of excellent detective evelyn gutierrez of the special victims unit. this case also would not have come to its successful conclusion without the contributions of the nypd forensic investig...

Shooting is change. president obama giving a passionate eulogy for the victims of last weeks naval yard shooting and calling for a transformation of americas gun laws. >> im not accepting these shootings as inevitable but asking what can we do to prevent them from happening again and again and again. >> earlier in the day, nra president appeared on "meet the press" with a controversial take of what went wrong that day? >> the problem is there werent enough good guys for cause. when the good guys...

The navy yard renewing the gun debate in this country yet again and talking about the same talking points we heard, president obama saying the obama way to prevent future mass shootings is change. president obama giving a passionate eulogy for the victims of the shooting. >> im not accepting these shootings as inevitable but what can we do to prevent them from happening again and again and again? >> earlier wayne la peaiapierre appeared on "meet the press". >> the problem is, there were not enou...

An attack against kenya. an attempt to raise the profile of this jihadist group in somali which has had a number of setbacks and has lost territory in somalia over the last year or so. >> paul, thank you very much for the analysis this morning. over to you. >> thanks so much. now, to a new showdown over gruns. president obama gave a eulogy sunday condemn whack he called a creeping resignation about gun violence. he stopped short it appeared for calling for new political battles, even if his oppo...

Our words and our prayers are not enough. if we really want to honor these 12 men and women, then were going to have to change. >> cnns pamela brown is live in new york with more this morning. good morning. >> good morning to you, carol. its been one week since 12 people were tragically killed in the shooting of a washington naval yard, renewing the ongoing debate over gun control in this country yet again on one side nra leaders saying more guns in the right hands, on the other president obama ...

Following the fight, and typical of the man, he visited ali in the hospital, concerned only about his opponents injury and never mentioned his performance. the tributes have been full some and personal. his former manager told the associated press that ken norton never blamed anyone for anything. he was a warm and generous man. he was a champion and a fighter. he was bright-eyed and everyone will miss him. former heavyweight champion mike tyson offered his own eulogy on twitter. today a great ma...

Bombing by a white supremacist. dr. martin luther king jr. spoke of the girls in a eulogy, calling them victims of one of the most vicious crimes ever perpetrated against humanity. it was 2 1/2 weeks after the march on washington issued a call for political and economic equality. the first policy response to that call, the civil rights act of 1964 followed almost a year later. but it was a response that was galvanized on september 15th, 1963, by the death of four children, who would become marty...

This is exactly why. this is what got put into the fight. >> that has historical memory, not just of the deaths, of the murders, but of the delay in justice, right? that historical memory which is still living memory, feels like it still impacts the understanding that african-american communities have about our ability to receive justice within the american story? >> and i think we could all tick off a bunch of justice stories for people of color. i dont think its such a stretch to say. and cert...