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We spent the past hour talking about police and trust and how to get things back on track in communities around the country. nearly everyone agrees that one way to do that is people in communities getting more involved. whether it be with the police, with people on the street, or maybe within their own families. one of the most talked about images from baltimore last week was when a mom went to find her son in the midst of the violence and pulled her son out of the fray. youve probably all seen ...

We spent the past hour talking about police and trust and how to get things back on track in communities around the country. nearly everyone agrees that one way to do that is people in communities getting more involved. whether it be with the police, with people on the street, or maybe within their own families. one of the most talked about impages from baltimore last week was when a mom went to find her son in the midst of the violence and pulled her son out of the fray. youve probably all seen...

Baltimore, of you standing there and all those other people, and the pastors and church groups, standing there, to try to stop it. would you like to see that continue, that sense of community policing, community involvement? >> yes, the village should look after the village itself. the elders in there, instead of staying at home and watching the children out playing and all, or disturbing the peace, should have them at home, sit down and talk to them, let them know from wence they came, the hist...

Oh, my mother, my mother down here, why would she be down here. >> said it was like world war iii when toya saw him. toya joins us now. also bobby valentine, a vietnam war veteran who stood with his back to police lines, trying to get some young people, who were taunting police, throwing things at police, to remain calm. i appreciate both of you being with us. toya, one of the things i know you also said to him was, this is not how you were raised, and two wrongs dont make a right. i think a lot...

They are. at no time is my son a thug. >> toyas son michael is >> earlier today, baltimore, witnessed something never done before in major league baseball. take a look as orioles and chicago white sox played baseball in an empty stadium. officials decide to shut fans out of camden yard because of the rioting that took place earlier this week. orioles wound up beating the white sox, 8-2. the crowd goes mild. baltimores manager weighed in earlier on this unusual match up. >> different. its differe...

Son throwing rocks at police, pulls him away and smacks him to bits for participating in the violence. the 16-year-olds mother, toya, spoke with anderson cooper about that moment and why she felt she neededed to step in. >> get over here! >> you saw michael with the rock in his hand, and you say you just lost it. >> i did. and you know once heap threw that rock down. i was like, "you wasnt brought up like this." >> did you worry about embarrassing him? >> not at all. >> not at all. >> not at all...

They dont have a muscle and they can spit in your face. so you have to get in close proximity to someone in order to seat belt them. >> it has been said that the police who are driving, the person driving the van, that they will do it, theyll give them a rough ride just because they gave them so much trouble because arrested sometimes. is that true? did that happen in this case? >> how could they do that when the arresting officers actually have to call, just like they call for backup, a paddy w...

Back to penn station. marched with students, marched with nurses who were holding up banners, parents with their children. they were out here trying to get the point across ta baltimore, despite what we saw out here at this intersection, just a few days ago where we saw all that violence, despite the images of what we saw here last night, when you had officers out here and some of those people were throwing bottles and throwing rocks at them, despite all of that, you can still have a city that c...

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