How the city plans to use historic $155 million budget deal to address gun violence

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Tamala Edwards interviewed Curtis Johnson Philadelphia City Councilman and chairman of the Public Safety Committee.

He worked to make this historic budget deal offering an unprecedented $155 million in resources for violence prevention efforts with grassroots community-based organizations.

• Ending the cycle of gun violence means setting aside 'petty beefs,' community advocates say

They discuss where this money will be invested and other solutions to thwart rising gun violence in the city.

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