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All the people right now who are very heart broken about this verdict, white people, you ask them in their towns to do something about stop and frisk. and ask themselves its either stop and get robbed or stop and frisk. we really ask right now for people to make a difference in their communities. and it cant just be about feeling badly or about heartbreak or what jeffrey canada alluded to before, the fact that our schools are more segregated than ever, and black and brown kids are being suspende...

Feeling badly, it cant just be about heartbreak or what geoffrey canada alluded to before the fact that our schools are more segregated than ever and black and brown kids are being suspended at unbelievable proportions and being incarcerated for minor offenses. its time for everybody to come out of their silos. if we really say were heart broken and do something about folks who live across town. >> i want to bring in the editorial director at the b.e.t. network. angela mikaela davis. you have a ...

Feeling badly or about heartbreak or what jeffrey canada alluded to before, the fact that our schools are more segregated than ever, and black and brown kids are being suspended at unbelievable proportions and being incarcerated for minor offenses. its time for everybody to come out of their silos. if we really say were heart broken and do something about folks who live across town. >> i want to bring in the editorial director at the b.e.t. network. you have a child, as well. >> yeah. it was rea...

Cultures focus on the importance of education. and this is what im talking about. you know, if you look at the number of dollars that we spend to keep someone incarcerated versus the number of dollars we spend for prek education, despite the fact that we know that a child that has pre-k education may not end up in jail, you would begin to see what our focus really is on. during the height of the -- >> what about the issue of women specifically? that women who now are working outside the homes, w...

>> no question. look, all government agencies, both at the federal level and state and local levels, have protocols for screening mail. thats the good news here. those protocols actually worked. people identified something suspicious, called emergency services, and were able to sort of quarantine it, if you will, so it wouldnt spread. i expect every state and local government and agency right now are going over protocols and refreshing peoples preparedness to be on alert for it. >> thank you bot...

Shoulder, an awful lot of lightning over the top of those silos there, the grain silos. lets just go from the start. that was yesterday. yesterdays storm was benefitting ton, kansas, a big white wedge tornado, on the ground for a long time, and even another storm around corning, kansas yesterday. the weather moved a little bit farther south into the west, over texas today. and we were in it. boy, we were in it with our hail. im surprised one thing -- one thing surprised me today, piers, is that ...

Even small businesses we work in silos. i worked at an organization that only had 30 people and we were still in silos. im only doing my job, in my little cubby. when you show them the entire business they start to see how the parts are interdependent and they work together and can start to move differently. everybody can function in their silo but an organization acting more efficient. >> absolutely. all right, jullien, this is all great stuff. i appreciate you coming on. >> thank you for havin...

Entire business. this goes back to your idea of showing them the numbers. >> very much so. even small businesses we work in s silos. i worked at an organization that only had 30 people and we were still in silos. im only doing my job, in my little cubby. when you show them the entire business they start to see how the parts are interdependent and they work together and can start to move differently. everybody can function in their silo but an organization acting more efficient. >> absolutely. al...

Killing 100,000 people or more. one weapon, more than 100,000 people. even more concerning, this week, 17 airmen guarding the nuclear launch controls of the base scored a deeper performance. they were stripped of their duties. our kyung lah went to the heavily guarded facility in the middle of nowhere north dakota, and tonight shes out front with an investigation into what the military is doing to fix this crisis. >> buried beneath these pristine north dakota plains lie americas missiles and the...

Secret missile launch codes. >> these are probably the most sensitive codes in existence. >> reporter: bruce blair is a former nuclear missile launch officer who said the safety breach increases the the risk of an unauthorized launch. >> or it could lead to the arming of a missile that shouldnt be armed in peace time. so these are really serious, serious issues. >> reporter: yeah, but blair says that theres a bit of apathy that is set in. they used to climb down in that bunker knowing that you w...