City that never sleeps to the joy of opponents. eric adams is with the elites, the suites, the tiktok bars. come on, eric, come back. come back to the streets and subways. i am the american dream. reporter: back on the street where he grew up as he thinks about running the city, he also thinks of his mom who worried about him as he struggled with undiagnosed dyslexia. she said i pray for you. out of all of my children, i pray the hardest for you. reporter: she died earlier this year leaving behind her well worn and annotated bible. it almost became an anchor because there were days we had nothing but prayer. this is the bible that i m going to place my hands on when i m sworn in. reporter: adams becomes mayor after beating a slew of more progressive democrats in the new york primary by given the
Wealth of the nearby hamptons, and the night life in the city that never sleeps to the joy of photographers and his opponents. eric adams is with the elites, the suites, the tiktok girls, trying to live up to the kardashians at club zero. come on, eric. come back. come back to the streets and subways. i am the american dream. reporter: back on the street where he grew up as he thinks about running the city, he also thinks of his mom who worried about him as he struggled with undiagnosed dyslexia. she said i pray for you. out of all of my children, i pray the hardest for you. reporter: she died earlier this year leaving behind her well worn and annotated bible. it almost became an anchor because there were days we had nothing but prayer. this is the bible that i m going to place my hands on when i m sworn in. reporter: adams becomes mayor after beating a slew of more progressive democrats in the new
Come on, eric. come back. come back to the streets and the subways. i am the american dream. reporter: back on the street where he grew up as he thinks about running the city. he also thinks of his mom who worried about him as he struggled with undiagnosed dyslexia. just always said, i just prayed for you, all of my children, i just prayed the hardest for you. reporter: she died earlier this year, leaving behind her well-worn and annotated bible. it almost became an anchor because there were days we had nothing but prayer. this is the bible that i m going to place my hands on when i m sworn in. now adams becomes mayor after beating a slew of more progressive democrats in the new york primary. and given the disappointments for democrats last night, adams playbook could really become the tempalate for a party searching for success in 2022. it could be a clue, right? law and order candidate.
And i have my opinion. and i m going to let people know how i feel all the time. no silent suffering from me. reporter: adams glides easily between new york s boroughs. the wealth of the nearby hampton s and the nightlife in the city that never sleeps to the joy of photographers and his opponents. eric adams is with the elites, the tiktok girls, trying to sort of live up to the kardashians at club zero. come on, eric. come back. come back to the streets and the subways. i am the american dream. reporter: back on the street where he grew up, as he thinks about running the city, he also thinks of his mom who worried about him as he struggled with undiagnosed dyslexia. just always said, you know, i just pray for you out of all my children, i just prayed the hardest for you. she died earlier-this year, leaving behind her well-worn and annotated bible. became an anchor because there were days we had nothing
it makes it difficult to investigate crimes that we want to investigate. we had a full-time traffic unit, we had a full-time narcotics unit, we had a full-time k-9 unit, all three of those were folded back into patrol. reporter: city leaders are betting that pumping money into community-based groups like the pioc part of the office of violence prevention will take some of the burden off the police force. we have clearly a gun violence problem in our community, we have a homicide problem in our community and the community should expect that we will have adequate resources, that s the tools, the training and the personnel. reporter: back on the street the outreach team meets up with a community member they are hoping to help with their services. have you experienced any gun violence? i just got shot in my hand, right there, actually. when police officers talk to you do they even come to you with that openness that he came to you with? they try to tell you what you need to do and this and that and
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We can korea it this expertise together. reporter: on a thursday night, a wet side resident showed up at the weekly public newsroom, a forum on issues affected them, finding a story or two about them from segregation to lead exposure. i really am encouraged to want to know watts going on, especially since the city is like up for grabs, it seems to be imploding. reporter: back on the street, manny ramos remains focused on getting it right. right now i m committed to chicago and i ve grown up with and am familiar with. i think there is a lot of who, that needs to be done, repaired at that level. reporter: journalists as agents of change. ron mott, nbc news. thanks to ron mot in the chicago. still ahead, the new emergency on vaping. new york s governor cuomo is asking for a ban on the new
Daughters. they re all into the rap. you know, he was around when packa was around. in the 90s, i listened to a lot of his music. so we ve got a celebrity here. i m here, right now. i don t have all day, so you will see my back on the street. you will see my doing my music again. you will see me doing movies. because this ain t going to stop me. i m a boss. dru down s real name is dan yle robinson. he was arrested on evating police. violations of his probation for a prior dui. now he must serve the remainder of his sentence, three years, in the santa rita jail. hello!
African-american men, we can t blank that, we can t blink that. that is a reality. it s an empirical reality, an emotional reality in this country. the fact of the matter is we have seen far too often instances where there are interactions between police officers and the community that are ratcheted up, that escalate way beyond any sense of proportionality. i have to tom, i think you would agree with me that being a police officers is predicated upon having and exercising judgment. i m not sure in fact i don t believe that the officer exercised good judgment in that situation. i think i would agree with that, but he makes the mistake of putting his arm through the steering wheel, but the car does begin accelerating before the shot is actually fired, and the officer does end up on his back on the street. yes, the officer made a mistake. once he s made that mistake of reaching into the car, he did put his own life in jeopardy.
Little, no realization how much grief it would cause frank, jr. it was really violating. it was like it was the nearest thing to rape. it was very bad. but the jury didn t buy it. it after six week trial we were found guilty. joe and i were sentenced to life plus 75 years. and john who was not in the physical kidnapping was sentenced to 16 years and 8 months. but none of those sentences were actually served out. no. the story takes another strange twist when a series of evaluations and appeals got the sentences drastically cut so that they were all back on the street by 1968. barry would go on to become a very successful and sober real estate developer. how did that happen? dean torrance comes back into the picture when i got out of prison he threw a fundraiser party for me and i used that money to get back into the real estate business. in the 90s, keenan tried to