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Violence. >> it was a day like any other day. sunset going down on south central. you hear pops thinking they are fireworks. they weren't pops. you see the melanin on your brother's skin turn gray. ricardo was his name. can you y'all say it with me? >> ricardo. ricardo. ricardo. >> we also heard from maya middleton as a high school freshman what has held up at a convenient store. >> he comes toward me and i couldn't mover. i couldn't breathe. i couldn't talk. i couldn't think. all i remember is seeing dark jeans coming towards me.

>> it was a day like any other day, sunset going down off el central. you hear pops thinking they're fireworks. they weren't pops, you see the melonen on your brother's skin turn gray. ricardo was his name. can you all say it with me? >> ricardo! >> we also heard from mia middleton, who is a high school freshman was held up at a convenience store. here's her story. >> he comes toward me and i couldn't move. i couldn't breathe. i couldn't talk. i couldn't think. all i remember is seeing dark jeans coming toward me. he pulls out this silver pistol

I have lived in south l.a. my entire life and have lost many loved ones to gun violence. this is normal. normal to the point that i've learned to duck from bullets before i learned how to read. [ cheers and applause ] my brother. he was in high school when he passed away. it was a day like any other day. sunset going down on south central. you hear pops thinking they're fireworks. they weren't pops. you see your brother's skin turn gray. ricardo was his name.

To gun violence. among them was edna chavez of south central los angeles who told us about her brother. let's watch. >> it was a day like any other day. sunset going down on south central. you hear pops thinking they are fireworks. they weren't pops. you see your brother's skin turn gray. ricardo was his name. can you all say it with me. >> ricardo, ricardo, ricardo. [ chanting ] >> this is the stuff that got to me. and we heard from mia middletop of chicago with a high school freshman was held up at a convenience store and here is her story. >> he comes towards me and i couldn't move. i could...

>> how do you tell somebody that they're married to a murderer? i think by then she's got this awful feeling that this was something terrible. i sat down with a cup of tea and said i need you to look at this. this is not going to be good. she just shook. i have never in all my life seen anybody turn gray, absolute gray, putty colored, and she just shook and she shook and shook for about half an hour. i thought i had killed her. it was one of the worst things i've ever had to do. >> for most of the afternoon liz butterfield tried to persuade her friend to leave the house immediately. but marie ...