archie bunker, eddie cantor, just this intersection of lives was tremendous so his life was revelatory of the times in which he lived in that's what you always look for. >> sammy davis junior, in terms of intellectual challenge, he was the most challenging subjects i've ever come across, contradictory, he was someone i had to wrestle with to try to figure out how to characterize him in the way you do it is by giving him different categories and activists . >> singer, impressionist, hipster, he did try to categorize the chronology of his life in the guises that he took honor felt that he had to take on or society thrust upon him in his life. i think, again, entertainment is a little like sports but still if you're an entertainer, you're choosing what songs are singing or the plays you will act in those have tremendous external circumstances, you either hit the ball out of the ballpark or you don't. so, you are again looking at these things going on simultaneously but in terms of the performer, you look at the choices they make are what are they choosing to portray, what are they choosin

. >> people like eddie. eddie and his friend james belong to the oakland tenants union. today talks centered around oakland's influx of new condos. >> no more than 7% are in the affordable category. >> james said compared to what is needed, that will be a drop in the bucket. simon and his organization have a new plan to build affordable housing. >> 100 units for senior. >> but that plan is in its infancy. simon says until then. >> i believe we will continue to see the housing crunch we have and that -- we do need to find ways to make sure that the -- entire community is housed. >> the good news is more units on the market makes it more likely that rental prices will drop making oakland more of a renter's market. in oakland, kpix 5 >>> tonight a former city employee in concord is facing an embezzlement charge. most of that money involved unauthorized purchases oh an city credit card involving -- including tuition at community colleges. she also received reimbursement for the school costs essentially billing the city twice. griffin is now charged with grand theft by embezz

, eddie murphy's not comedy, you ain't never made me laugh, ever! >> jimmy: wow. >> he did not support my -- >> jimmy: he was not supportive. >> he did not support it at all. >> jimmy: that makes it harder, doesn't it? >> it does not, because i didn't care. >> jimmy: you didn't care? >> i can't explain it to you, as soon as i touched the mic i knew that's what i was supposed to do the rest of my life. i just knew it. i don't know how i'm going to do it, but i'm going to be a comedian. >> jimmy: and you did it. >> yes. >> jimmy: that's pretty great. [cheers and applause] i think when you have, you know, in a way, i don't know if you agree with this, in a way, it's good to have somebody who doesn't believe in you. >> oh, my god, my whole family. my friends, girl, when are you going to give up this comedy thing and get a real job? >> jimmy: your friends? >> some of my friends thought i was funny, but they were like, get a job, too. >> jimmy: did you have jobs here at this time? >> i had a billion and 1700 jobs. i've lived everywhere. eagle rock. by the

that's when they came across eddie. he was a dog that loves a good meal. he weighed 22ounds and it wasn't healthy for him. the couple knew, though, it would be a challenge. >> we said you know what? we should really, you know, take him in because we need to give him a better life. and they did. they brought eddie home. he could barely move at that time. he couldn't get up the stairs. but they put him on a strict diet to help him lose weight. carrots are his new favorite snack. >> he doesn't even look like the same dog. >> exactly. happy and healthy. 90 rescue animal shelters and organizations are taking part in our clear the shelters campaign. most of them offered waived or reduced adoption fees. head to nbc bay area.com for more information. marcus and i will be at the berkeley humane shelter in berkeley on saturday morning. come on out. we would love to meet you and talk to you about if you get a forever friend. >> they're cute, too. >>> 6:26 for you. just into our news room, we now know who will lead pg&e into the future. we'll tell you who it is, comin

eddie murphy is heading to netflix rick damigella has these stories and more. and this morning's hollywood minute. >>rush rocks, the movies in what is being called the band's first annual exercise in fan indulgence trafalgar releasing will present rush cinema strong ciano has a one night only screening on august 21th. the concert film features performances from thal with interviews, including tom morello billy corgacasting news olivia wilde to direct herself deadline reports the book smart director will direct and star in the psychological thriller don't worry darling. while does currently filming the ballot of richard jewel with director clint eastwood. >>all my life to him and tell him you know. >>brody sometimes our dreams don't come asked them and on my face. another of the world an here's a sneak peek at eddie murphy in dolemite is my name netflix's biographical comedy stars murphy as comedian and blaxploitation star rudy ray moore, the movie will celebrate its world premiere at the toronto international film festival in september in hollywood i'm rick dam

professor at princeton university eddie glaude jr. historian, author of the "soul of america" jon meacham. former fbi special agent, clint watts. washington bureau chief for "usa today," susan page. so it's come to the point as one person observed on twitter that when you ask about the recent mass shooting in this country the answer is which one? well, we'll get to the dayton, ohio, shooting in just a moment. we'll speak with the city's mayor coming up this hour. a motive in that shooting remains unclear. there are some theories emerging online and we'll report on them if something gets confirmed but we'll start with the el paso massacre, because the motive in that shooting is apparent and it's political. yes, we have a major gun problem in this country. yes, we have a mental health crisis in this country. absolutely. kevin mccarthy, we'll even say that video games can cause some issues, but we clearly have a white supremacy problem in this country and the president is acting again as an accelerant. it was written, days before the el

with eddie murphy. >> i can't wait for that. >>> speaking of eddie murphy and "snl," he's coming back for the first time in 35 years. eddie murphy is making his hosting debut on the holiday episode, that's december 21st, we'll have to wait a couple of months. he made an appearance on the 40th anniversary four years ago but hasn't appeared in a sketch since 1984. he is classic. "snl" tweeted out the rest of its lineup for this upcoming season. here you go, woody harrelson kicks it off with musical guest billie eilish. phoebe waller bridge, taylor swift. you can watch the season premier on nbc bay area. taylor swift is october 5th. >> it starts september 28. >> that's the season premier. that will be a really good season. >> "coming to america: 2," i want to watch "coming to america: 1." >>> the weather will be good as we head into tomorrow. let's bring in the microclimate forecast. we had some tropical moisture out there today. felt just a little bit humid, as we get a look right now at our satellite and radar picture. all of that thunderstorm activity is contained to the sierra at thi

at the club turned a blind eye to the horrific sexual abuse committed by their former chief scout, eddie heath in the 1970s. in the findings, heath, who died in 1973, is described as a prolific manipulative and sophistical sexual abuse, and that it was planned and systematic. the report is heavily critical of the former assistant manager at chelsea, dario gradi, who is accused of failing to tell senior staff at the club about allegations of sexual abuse by a heath. it is claimed that he attempted to smooth over, essentially, allegations of abuse and he denies it. he also claims that dario gradi told heath of the allegations, which led to more bullying and opportunities were lost to stop heath going on to abuse more children. dario gradi was suspended by the fa from his post. he has always denied of having any knowledge of the crimes of the convicted paedophile coach while dario gradi was the manager in the 80s. dario gradi was the manager in the 805. a dario gradi was the manager in the 80s. a second review was conducted by barnardos into racism. it concluded up into the night —— lat

they transport goods from pepsi to walkers crisps but eddie stowe but logistics is in a bit of trouble according to the announcement we had this morning. what they have done is suspended their shares, so they can't be bought and sold, after an accounting review. their chief executive is standing down with immediate effect and they are saying they are looking at the recoverability of certain receivables, which is jargon for whether they will get the money they expected to and whether certain provisions should or should not have been made. they cannot tell yet how that will affect their earnings but it is going to be, quite likely they will be significantly lower than anticipated a month ago. and some involvement here by neil woodford, and name some people will be familiar with as well? that's right. people should distinguish this company from stoba rt people should distinguish this company from stobart group, which was split off from the other company a while ago. what they have in common is their shareholders, which ran intoa common is their shareholders, which ran into a bit of troubl

people in to come watch the fight but saudi arabia offered an enormous amount of money the promoter eddie herm felt he couldn't turn down kevin to what extent of fighting in saudi arabia will damage the reputation of these fighters i think really it's going to damage anthony joshua's reputation not so much andy ruiz andy ruiz is at the mercy of eddie hearn the promoter and anthony joshua because he signed a contract that gave them the right in the event he won their 1st fight to put it where they chose and when they chose so he didn't have a lot of say in this i know he's not happy about having to go there and he was hoping it would at least be in new york as opposed to being in saudi arabia but i don't think it's going to hurt any ruiz but i think it's going to take a toll on an otherwise spotless image that anthony joshua yes what about the belt and the rally like they have all these fights that have gone to saudi arabia is it also about the money 100 percent i mean these companies look at it a lot of them are public companies that feel like they have a duty to their stockholders and if

getting the call from eddie, interested in how he was playing, to get named in the training squad to start preparing for the world cup, it's been incredible, still pinching myself that i'm here and just feel so grateful to be surrounded by quality players in the squad that help me and really looking for you sunday. after weeks and weeks of shadow—boxing in training, candy real world cup countdown start now? the first game on sunday committee squad being named on monday, with jones saying they have these four matches to be ready to be in a place to win that world cup injapan. for wales, the england game is the first of four world cup warm—up matches. they'll welcome england to cardiff next weekend before playing ireland home and away. scrum—half gareth davies admits staying injury free will not be easy. it is not ideal, playing warm going into a world cup, knowing we have to play these games to prep as well as we can for the world cup. hopefully the majority of the boys can come through in these games, just looking forward to the world cup now. and ireland face italy tomorrow in

officers searching the area with flashlights on scott street between turk and eddy. we have a call in to san francisco police. we'll keep you updated. >>> a gun scare on the san jose state university campus. the campus was put on lockdown as officers search for a man with a gun. officers sound the suspect on the third floor ceiling hiding in the duct work. >>> there will be heightened security as the first day of outside lands kicks off in golden gate park. no standard size backpacks or large bags will be allowed unless they're clear. >>> after five days of deliberation, still no verdict in the ghost ship trial. jurors went home pour the weekend without coming the a consensus. >>> starting the weekend with below average temperatures. eventually it will get summer hot again. until then, we have a couple of chances of showers today and again tomorrow. >>> number six, traffic is light this friday morning. a live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza shows a minor wait. >>> number seven, a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. what i want to tell you about the sacred heard

eddie glaude jr. nbc news correspondent stephanie gosk. and washington anchor for bbc world news america, katty kay. one sign that anyone could see something coming is if i saw something coming and i saw something coming. joe's captain obvious. if he saw this coming, anybody should have seen this coming. so mike, why didn't the bureau of prisons see this coming? why didn't the justice department see this coming? why didn't the white house see this coming? how did this happen? >> well, joe, if the official story right now is -- if the facility is understaffed we have known that it's been understaffed for quite some time there's really no clear answer on electronic monitoring. i don't think there was electronic monitoring in his cell. he was alone in a cell which is against doj department of justice policy which is a key question that has to be answered. the bottom line, joe, is that we -- the public, the american public is going to need answers as quickly as they can be provided to sort of put a blanke

and he of course is a former politician. —— eddie lister. there are a lot of grey areas, and it seems to me that one wonders what ministers will think about this. i wonder what the cabinet secretary thinks about having written a report that led to the sacking of the defence secretary and him being brought back in as education secretary, i kind of rebuke to the work he had done in conducting that enquiry. i think there are going to be some very interesting autobiographies and diaries. i am sure everyone is busilyjotting diaries. i am sure everyone is busily jotting away. let's take a look at the mail. you can see this front page, you must be glad you have already had your summer break. the problem started pretty much the day i returned, and there but for the grace of god, and all that. it is really horrible, these pictures, all of these people have a precious two we e ks all of these people have a precious two weeks off on holiday. for some it is the only time they can go away. you have saved up your money, you are looking forward to this bri

>> eddy on. >> chair heinicke: is there anybody else who has been called? can you call ten more names? >> clerk: hold on. i forgot where i was. >> chair heinicke: do our deputies know if someone is called and they come up they will let them line up. thank you very much. >> clerk: steven lee, kent lynn, julie lizar, wei min chow, betty louis, norman fung -- >> chair heinicke: please line up if your name was called. >> clerk: kristina o'louis. >> chair heinicke: if you hear your name, please line up on the side to my right, your left. sir, i've forgotten your name and i apologize. what is your name? >> eddy >> chair heinicke: thank you so much. >> i am of environmental defense. we supported the creation of green zones which were about clean buses in low-income communities. we've also sfored sfta around the antenna buses that existed. of course we supported enviro organizations on the car role. so this is a personal endeavor because it's more about the justice aspect in environmental justice. it's about that blend of socio-economic race and cultural factors, w

even though england and eddie jones want to say there is nothing to see here, i'm sure that the full picture will emerge before too long and what eddie jones will be desperate to do is put a good performance out on the pitch this afternoon with a young and inexperienced england side because if they take a beating against wales then a lot of questions will be asked. serena williams plays in the final of the rogers cup in toronto later today against the canadian teengaer bianca andreescu. it would be williams first title since winning the australian open in 2017, she came from a set down to beat qualifier marie bouzkova in her semi—final. danny willett and justin rose are well placed going into the final round of the northern trust championship in newjersey. it's the first of the lucrative fed ex cup events, rose is 11 under par as is willett. patrick reed leads on 14 under. rory mcilroy is ten under, with ian poulter two shots further back. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. all the build up to twickenham this afternoon as

in a press conference today, joshua's promoter, eddie hearn. he would not be drawn on the controversy of the fight location stop lid this could change the sport forever because if they invest or continue to invest in the sport of boxing as do other countries in the region you will see a lot of negative sites out there and i am one of every promoter and has tried to when eight negative fight in the region said the stick comes with that but we made a decision about this with a big moment for the sport of boxing and it is in a kind —— iconic fight and we decided to stage the fear on december the 7th. the question marks over saudi arabia hosting major sporting events have come up before. the world boxing super series took place injeddah last september — where callum smith beat george groves to lift the wba super—middleweight title. amir khan also fought there last month. golfers on the european tour were called out for playing at the saudi international in february. the country is set to stage the richest horse race in history next year. wi

in the last half an hour — eddie jones has named his england squad for next month's rugby world cup in japan. a couple of surprise inclusions, whilst some big name players miss out altogether. ben croucher is here — with all the details. eddiejones is always an unpredictable coach and his 31 man squad to travel to japan is very interesting. let's start with those who are on the plane. lewis ludlam. the northampton flanker. he was only called up to the training squad a couple of months ago. made his debut yesterday against wales. matt dawson — world cup winning scrum half says hejust looks like an international player. his inclusion means new zealand born brad shields misses out. another player who made his debut yesterday was scrum half willi heinz. was scrum half willie heinz. very impressive and assured he was too as england raced into an early lead. he however is just one of two scrum halves named along with england's most capped player in the position — ben youngs. that has freed up a spot for former sevens man rory mcconaccie. he's uncapped. he's only been playing this versi

legendary comedian eddie murphy returning to host saturday night live in december after a dirty five year hiatus. variety senior tv editor ryan steinberg with me now. from a cynic's perspective is eddie murphy coming back to host snl so we can promo a $70 million deal with netflix that we are hearing is bubbling ever so quietly. >> probably part of the calculus. people don't actually promote new projects. he does not do a big range of tv and movies these days so i don't think announced it but it's possible he's doing it for a great promotional platform. connell: . diedre: why did he take a long break? he said and went on another netflix program with jerry seinfeld and said i knew i would come back but i just wanted the time to be right. >> great question. he's not part of the war and michael's crowd, lauren was a producer when eddie was on the show but from different generations and maybe he'll do more work for lauren to reach out and get him to be part of the family but it will be interesting to see. he has a lot of old sketches and characters and their curious to see if you'll use

eddie jones has made an interesting call with tom cuddy and sam underhill starting together in the same back row but one man not in the camp was ben teo, left out of the squad last week and has taken himself out of contention by signing for a french club. what has the england boss made of that? he has made his choice that we wish him all the best and there's not much more to say. was he on standby list? it doesn't really matter. if he has said... but he's not so it doesn't matter. have you been in contact with him? i have been in contact with his manager. and the feedback was that he was doing at? he has a choice to make and we are happy for him. i hope he does really well. you say you are happy for him but is there an element of disappointment? you put a lot of investment and ham over the last couple of years. not at all. i am happy for him to do what he thinks is right. jones has said these games are all about building towards japan and performance perhaps trumps the result butjones has insisted to the fans on saturday that his side will be going 100% out for the win as the clock tick

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this is something though -- actually, eddie, what you said it's not complicated. it's actually very straightforward. let's teach -- let's show the ugliness of this original sin that the effects of which we still feel 400 years later and then with eyes wide open then, mika, we can move forward and look at the contributions not only of jefferson and madison and washington but also wilson and lbj and everybody else. >> yeah. another really fabulous conversation. still ahead on "morning joe" -- >> well, we're looking at afghanistan. we're talking to afghanistan both the government and also talking to the taliban, having good discussions. we'll see what happens. we have got it down to probably 13,000 people. and we'll be bringing it down a little bit more. then we'll decide whether or not we'll be staying longer or not. we're having very good discussions with the taliban. we're having very good discussions with the afghan government. >> well, the u.s. may be nearing a deal with the taliban. even as the violence in afghanistan continues without stop. we'll talk about it

eddie glaude. tom talking about how disappointing this is bound to be for prosecutors going after jeffrey epstein. devastating to those who made the accusations as well. talk a bit about that. this in american culture broadly. the reporting done by the "miami herald" to resurface this story. to raise this to everyone's consciousness. to see the arrest of jeffrey epstein here a few weeks ago. >> it's first of all, tom is absolutely right. there's folks who are going to have to answer for how this happened. he was under suicide watch. he had tried something. so how could this happen, given that he was under close scrutiny. some folks are going to have to answer for that. that's the first thing. the second thing, is that it seems to me that we cannot allow his death or his suicide, to push this out of view. the women who have been subject to this kind of abuse demand or require their day, their day in court in some way. we have to figure out how that's going to happen. with whether or not his estate n

the navy secretary expected to pull metals given to the prosecutors and eddie gallagher's case, donald trump ordering the move tweeting and par the prosecutors who lost the case against eddie gallagher were ridiculously given a navy achievement medal. not only did they lose the case but they had difficulty with respect to information that may have been obtained from opposing lawyers and giving immunity in a totally incompetent fashion. for attorneys receive the honor just days after gallagher was acquitted of murdering isis prisoner in 2017. the time 26 minutes after the top of the hour and it is one of the most talked about moments of the debate, tulsi gabbard slamming kamala harris as record on criminal justice reform. >> senator harris says she is proud of her record as a prosecutor, she put 1500 people in jail for marijuana violations and laughed about it when asked if she ever smoked marijuana. >> will that record come back to haunt her? brandon tatum here to debate up next, good morning. one of the benefits we as a country give our veterans is eligibility for a va loan for up to

i am eddie my god you're welcome so the show we start off in the eastern. benny where police fired tear gas to protect the u.n. mission in the democratic republic of congo locals marched on when you still had cortez demanding that the force protect them from the few militia afflicting of the country they see that if their mission cannot protect them properly then it should get out. here anger and rage the protesters say they're being left to fend for themselves. in the last 2 days alone militias have killed 7 people and mark disappear at just the latest incident since massacres began in the region 5 years ago. people in the remote east congolese province have given up hope that the army is ever going to protect them and they're demanding that the u.n. mission school step in. the world of what we see in other provinces that there's been a reintegration of the local people after the war but in our region there's no end to the war the killing goes on why are we being killed. it's thought that a muslim militia group operating from nearby uganda is responsible f

remember, eddie jones's stated aim was to have england as the number one team in the world at this stage of the cycle. they are down at number five, they could climb up that because it is very congested, but i'm not sure england are quite where they hoped or thought they would be. eddiejones has said time and again that they have four world cups to get ready forjapan. he seems to know what he is doing, but he didn't even seem to know who his team was yesterday. how come he is naming his squad so early? scotland, wales and ireland are all waiting until september, but eddiejones is naming his 31 man squad as early as monday the 20th of august, so way ahead of the deadline, the eighth of september. he says he wants to avoid all the speculation around selection, which he says has dogged the buildup to england's world cups in the past, but having said that there is still so much time that you wouldn't be surprised that even if he names his 31 on monday which is the plan, players still come in and out because of injury and loss of form, still has the flexibility to change. he is looking to say

immigration policy, starting with "washington post" immigration reporter maria sick eddie -- reporter maria sacchet ti, and jessica vaughn of the center for immigration studies. watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> i'm david rubenstein. i have the privilege of serving as the cochair of the national books festival. it is open to anyone who once to come, and washington on labor day weekend at the washington convention center. if you cannot make it, and everybody obviously cannot be in washington, d.c. at this time, please read and learned about this through book tv on c-span2. they are going to do extensive coverage of the national book festival, and as always, do a terrific job of letting you know what is going on, even if you can't be there. the u.s. senate comes back into session on monday, september 9, with two important issues on their agenda, avoiding a government shutdown and anti-gun violence legislation. but before senators return, get a behind-the-scenes look with c-span's "the senate: conflict and compromise." here's a preview

boxing promoter eddie hearn has been defending the decision to stage the rematch between andy ruinunior and anthonyjoshua in saudi arabia. it's reportedly costing the authorities there some $96 million to stage it. ruiz caused a huge upset when he beat joshua, in new york injune, to take his four world heavyweight titles. but the decision to stage a re—match in diriyah, near riyadh, has caused quite a stir, with many calling into question saudi arabia's record on human rights. we really want to ensure human rights around the agenda and that eve ryo ne rights around the agenda and that everyone who is going to be viewing this fight, some are going to be interested in it, actually aware of the awful human rights record that saudi arabia has. you know, one of the top executing countries in the world, systematically discriminates against women, we see women, human rights activists in prison for peaceful activities, it carries out indiscriminate bombings in yemen at the moment. we've seen terrible human rights — torture in custody, its record is really abysmal. this could change the spor

joshua's promoter eddie hearn says a re—match will take place in saudi arabia in december, but ruiz says he's not happy with terms on offer and hasn't agreed to anything yet. so the background to this is that ruiz wasn't anthonyjoshua's mandatory challenger stop he was a late defender... in these situations is not uncommon for the champion to put ina is not uncommon for the champion to put in a rematch clause in the event the champion loses, which is what happened in june. when the champion loses, which is what happened injune. when he signed the contract for the first fight, the contract for the first fight, the contract would have stipulated a rematch and it would have been a guaranteed purse for that and we understand that's about £9.5 million, but we understand the contract would have said joshua's tea m contract would have said joshua's team would have had the promotional rights for the rematch. there is a legally binding document he signed before the first fight injune and it said you will get this amount for the rematch but we and the date for the rematch but we and the date for

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reportero: eddie recuerda lo difÍcil que fue cuando estuvo en un centro de detenciÓn de inmigraciÓn. >>ahÍ frío. te dejaban dormir en el suelo con papel aluminio. la comida era fea. reportero: su mamÁ estuvo en otro centro pidiendo cosas similares, fueron detenidos durante dos dÍas cuando llegaron de guatemala. ellos y su amiga hondureÑa no quieren ni imaginarse lo terrible que serÍa quedar detenidos por largos periodos de tiempo. >>es desesperante, expresado estar mucho tiempo ahÍ. estÁs pensando si vas a salir luego no. reportero: esto es lo que desea el gobierno de donald trump poner fin al acuerdo de flores, el cual limita no mÁs de 20 el dÍa en que los menores y las familias pueden permanecer en el centro de detenciÓn. >>es horrible, yo con tres dÍas sentÍa que me moría. >>primero que nada eliminarÍan los derechos que tienen los niÑos de ser tratado de una manera humana. dice uno de los abogados que presentaron una demanda el nombre de la salvadoreÑa dennis colores, de 15 aÑos, que estuvo detenida entre adultos en condiciones peligrosas. lograron el acuerdo flo

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a lot of eyes are going to be on eddie murphy. >> if only there was anything to talk about these days for snl. how many saturday nights -- >> please come on the air. >> the line is going to be around the block for that one. >> that's going to be a big one. they've got great lineups. >>> finally we need to bring in some props for this one. bring in the flaming hot cheetos. thank you very much. you might be wondering why do we have this nutritious breakfast snack this morning it's because eva longoria is going to be directing a movie that tells the true story of richard montanez, the man who invented these flaming hot cheetos. it's her first time directing a feature film why are you making a movie, how are you making a movie about flaming hot cheetos? montanez was a janitor at frito ole when he came up with this idea he went to the ceo, pitched the idea, and he went on to be an executive at pepsi co. a true success story and now it's going to be a movie. >> look at these cheetos. >> go ahead. >> i'm going to do it. >> ooh a little after bite. yeah. >> that was the last time we ever saw

archie bunker, and eddie cantor. wase intersection of lives tremendous. his life was revelatory of when he lived. that's what we always look for. sammy davis jr was one of the most challenging subjects i ever came across. he was contradictory, and someone i really had to wrestle with to try to figure out how to characterize. the way you do it in the film, by giving him these different categories, activist, entertainer. >> singer, impressionist, hipster. we tried to categorize the chronology of his life in the guises that he took on, or felt that he had to take on, for us to haunt him in his life. i think entertainment is like sports. you are choosing what songs you are singing, what plays you will act in. those have tremendous circumstances. you had the ball out of the ballpark or you don't. you are looking at these things going on simultaneously but as a performer you are looking at the choices they make. what are they choosing to portray. what are they choosing to be about. that is such a vacuum of the time in which they live. davise footage of sammy wh

on these eddies, dark eddies and corners of our culture, these websites that you see people trafficking in the language of our president. and he has to take responsibility. this is a time of moral clarity, where leaders take responsibility. >> and senator booker tomorrow will be giving a speech in charleston at the sight where the nine worshippers were killed, emanuel a.m.e. church. he is calling it a time of moral clarity for the country. hallie? >> shaq, great work. thank you. let me bring in somebody else talking about this on the campaign trail, colorado governor john hickenlooper. as governor of course enacted the 2012 massacre movie theater in aurora. thanks for being back on the show. >> you bet. thanks for having me. . >> so, here we are. i don't know if you had a chance to talk to senator bob casey earlier in the show about where this goes next. i want to give you an opportunity to talk about your plan and what you would do as president to combat gun violence. but first, where does this go next and where should it go next on capitol hill? >>hill? >> well, obviously the sooner t

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we have kasie hunt, eddy glaus jr., ileana johnson of politico. welcome. it's a morning of lot of breaking news and moving parts here. kasie hunt, capitol hill, the immediate response here politically has been extraordinarily uneven. democrats believing there is an easy way to explain what is going on here, as said. it's time to speak with more clarity and only george p. bush being the lone sort of republican out there calling this what it is. white nationalism. >> one thing i think we consider here is, you know, republicans fundamentally lack diversity on capitol hill and here in the capital. when you consider what the el paso shooter wrote about heading into this, and you consider george p. bush, his mother, hispanic-american. he is somebody who has a deep understanding of that community and clearly was, you know, personally identified in that document that that shooter called out. you don't really have that here in washington. i mean, the only black republican in the house announced he's retiring will hurd, obviously, of texas down in that area. i ounow

on twitter, trump blasted the prosecutors, adding, "i am very happy for eddie gallagher and his family." puerto rico's disgraced governor, ricardo rossello, nominated his likely successor wednesday, two days before his resignation takes effect. if he's confirmed in a spepecial legislative session today, pedro pierluisi i will become puerto rico's secretary of state and will serve out the remainder of rossello's term as governor. pierluisi previously served as puerto rico's resident commissioner or non-voting representative in congress from 2009 to 2017. he was one of the key advocates behind the creation of the puerto rico oversight, management, and economic stability act known as promesa which created an unelected, federally appointed control board with sweeping powers to run puerto rico's economy. this is puerto rico independence party politician maria de lourdes santiago. >> they think it is a great display of sarcasm, a leading slogan, ricky resign and take them with you. the outgoing governor haslam does with the financial oversight board lawyer under the totally false premise tha

prosecutors whose awards are being pulled unsuccessfully tried eddie gallagher for murder. the president had previously intervened in the case, helping facilitate gallagher's move. and congratulating him when he was cleared of the most serious charges last month. the prosecutors is ridiculously given a navy medal. they had difficulty with respect to information that may have been obtained and forefor giving immunity in a totally inappropriate fashion. you have the president's intervention. should he have done that? but first the medals. the star prosecution witness changed his story, he said, actually, he killed this isis militant that eddie gallagher did not. many experts believe he succumbed to pressure to change his story. if so, that's not the prosecution's fault. the prosecutors made serious -- objectively serious terrible errors, one being they tracked the tracking software and emails, in the end they lost the case, should they have been given these medals? no, they should not. the reason is, they were doing their job. medals are for going above and beyond at that job

at the corner of eddy and mason street. a. a 54-year-old was walking north crosswalk. we were installing a pedestrian scramble and were prohibiting all turns on red at the corner of eddy and mason. at 2:00 p.m., another pedestrian got hit as a driver read a very light -- ran a red light and struck an eastbound vehicle and killed a man. this collision occurred on a street that we have recently made safety upgrades to as part of our safety or -- it -- safer taylor project. we have installed 12-inch signal headset all approaches to the intersection and we will be changing the signal timing to make pedestrians more visible and give them priority as they cross the street. finally, the third fatality happened on august 4th just before midnight on carroll avenue near the new alice griffith apartment complex. a pedestrian was found in the roadway and transported to hospital where he died. his name is not been released at this point. there were no witnesses, but the medical examiner does believe the cause of death was motor vehicle collision, and the police department are inves

. >>> joining us now princeton university professor eddie glaub and trymaine lee who recently wrote an article titled a vast wealth gap driven by segregation, redlining, evictions, and exclusion divides white and black america. we'll discuss that in a moment. >> congressman king, his most recent statement isn't new. but it is still in line with racist statements, claims about our culture and society that simply aren't true. what does it tell you about the republican party or the state of iowa that this man keeps getting elected? he is pushing this, there is a war on white america, when we all know that's not the case. three, one, two, three ceos of all the fortune 500 companies are black. who is allowing this narrative to go forward? >> let's simply say steven king is a -- >> we need to understand what that word means first. >> he's in a cave. you know, he, basically his knuckles are dragging the ground as it were. i want to say this. even though we can understand him or view him as a despicable human being, what he is suggesting here is something that cuts deep. that is that, you know

tim miller, former rnc deputy communications director and eddie glaude professor and msnbc contributor. this is a state he narrowly lost as kristen pointed out in 2016. you were there. what is your assessment of what you saw and heard? >> a couple interesting things here. a lot of states it's the republican office holders or candidates who want to marry themselves to trump thinking it may be their best path to victory at least best path to the republican nomination. but trump is quite under water in terms of approval ratings in new hampshire. and he has been for quite sometime. while you understand while the campaign wants to say this is one state we can flip it was the narrowest loss they had in 2016. all the signs point to that will be very difficult. however, it was very important for the state's governor chris sununu, a republican, to appear alongside trump. he is much more popular than trump in the state and overall what was really fascinating to me was this was the first rally he held after el paso and after dayton. he has been signaling in the wake of that he might be open to sa

eddie halburg made this desperate plea for help in finding her 86-year-old mother. >> i got tired of waiting and waiting and waiting and i just want to know where my mom is. >> reporter: today we learned her mother, angie englisbee, was identified as one of those killed. also among the dead, 15-year-old javier rodriguez. the soccer-loving local teen was set to start his sophomore year in high school. many decrying that one life lost is too many. but there's no escaping the fact that these incidents are happening more and more. the gun violence archive puts the number of mass shootings this year at 255. those are incidents where four or more individuals were wounded, not including the gunman. when it comes to the el paso attack, the fbi believes the shooter specifically targeted his victims because they were of hiss t hispanic descent. officials say he traveled more than 600 miles, a ten-hour drive from allen, texas to el paso, a border town that's quietly proud of its mixed heritage. the cielo vista mall where the attack took place, located just five miles from the u.s.-mexico border