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tom gayle's there for us with former manchester city midfielder michael brown. 68 years, 68 yea rs, ever 68 years, ever ten's men have played in the top flight of english football. that could come to an end this season, and what is a must not lose game here. frank lampard has brought into turnaround results. he hasn't been able to stop the rot on their travels, losing nine of the last 11 premier league away fixtures. it's fair to say he's new to pressure at the wrong end of the table, but he's keen that both he and his player embraced this. we have a and his player embraced this. - have a huge fan base, so is very much expected that if you're not getting the results you want, that comes. so the most important thing for me is to be the positive one and the one that's always looking to the next game and the work, imploring everyone to be focused and positive. that's absolutely my first role. certainly no offence intended when i say burnley are used to relegation. that's changed over the last 18 months, just three wins in the last 23 fixtures. sean says this game won't define him, but you c

they never black americans murdered in 2015 increased by almost 1000 after the shooting of michael brown in 2014. we saw similar phenomena in 2020 after the murder of george and floyd were homicides increase 32% from nearly 702,019 to more than 992020. this is what happens when you denounce law enforcement to call police off the street. isn't that right mr. mayor? >> i could not agree with you more and i also agree with mayor adams. his bid and office cited in six months but he knows what he has to do. the problem the mayor has today it's not what they want to do with how much authority do they have? in mayor adam situation is very left wing city council blocking every way possible has a district attorney that's very left wing a very progressive it's unfortunate he can't do it he really wants to do a stone a lot is putting of the special crime unit to get guns off the street but listen the reality is we've gone through a pandemic, a lot of things have been accelerated. but if you do not have a strong police force if you do not be fully funded police force that is motivated compensated tr

brown, accountable. so it is my fear and concern that as they look at these things systematically, yes, that is very important and something that needs to be looked at across michigan and overall nationally. we still need to hold the officer that killed this young man accountable. >> charles coleman, thank you so much for yourin sights, sir. >>> a reason to celebrate for some, reasons to worry for others. so what if the mask mandate on planes makes a comeback? anes ma? c levels. as fires keep raging, the need to replant trees keeps growing. so subaru is growing our commitment to protect the environment. in partnership with the national forest foundation, subaru and our retailers are proud to help replant 1 million trees to help restore our forests. subaru. more than a car company. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. ♪ ♪ that's why we build technology that makes it possible for every business... and every person... to come to the table and do more incredible things. nothing l

more home, i'll go, michael brown. i usually get off work between 10 pm and midnight. but of course i get scared when i'm walking, but i don't have any other choice. neighbor there go here, you have to make some noise, then the lip, it's run away. i got, i got programmer that go behind, but i'm good to go. after a few minutes, the silence returns. i got up my. i make them showered for buddy. i felt lifted santana most, that a small of and then like dogs and joe's bag credit that back if, as i'm there usually homeless to us and got cut down, especially adults. so margaret, if i go back to them, vote for a favor from one for la. ah, the rangers present seems to have driven the leopards away. their dogs. so keep going with despite increased security measures, leopards killed 159 people in the state of maharaj straw in 2020 a record number ah, this is how new to val and his wife lost their 4 year old daughter. this is right where it happened. this is where the left had dragged our daughter up . the hill with him. he did so forget, gentlemen. ah, dar shawnee had been playin

if you're out at night, you should always have a stick with you more home, i'll go, michael brown. i usually get off work between 10 pm and midnight, but of course i get scared when i'm walking, but i don't have any other choice. sabre. burge, ok, you have to make some noise then the lip, it's run away. i got, i got full credit, grammar back, go behind, but i'm just here to bill them. after a few minutes, the silence returns i got up my bill. i make them showered for buddy, our friend liquid santana most. that is smaller than them like dogs and joe bagged, i got the bucket for from there, usually harmless to us and got caught death but especially adult. oh my god, it burger barker bimbo. are a favor from him for la. ah, the rangers presence seems to have driven the leopards away. their dogs. so keep going with despite increased security measures, leopards killed 159 people. and the state of maharaj draw in 2020 a record number. ah, this is how new to val and his wife lost their 4 year old daughter. this is right where it happened. this is where the left had dragged our daughter up

you have the father of michael brown sued for $20 million for not supporting the community and her people like cory brooks, still sitting and trying to build something on chicago. black lives matter could have wrote a check to him years ago. but they haven't because they were not doing anything to be present in the community. be present to help the community organization. they have proven themselves to be fraudulent and handling of money and held accountable as well as corporate donors who gave to them need to be held accountable as well. >> carley: robert patillo and paris dennard, we believe that they are. we appreciated. >> thank you. >> carley: kids flying into the air after a street racer plowed into a school bus. wait until you hear how the police say the driver will was going for a moment of impact. >> todd: plus the white house allegedly has a plan to address the migrant surge at the border, but why are they waiting to actually do something? arizona sheriff mark dannels testifying before court today. he will be here today and you don't want to miss it. ♪ ♪ >> todd: looking at

michael brown, ceo of this travel and leisure company. we appreciate you joining our show as always. cash at session highs up 2.4% largely driven by tech. you have a lot of dollar strength and muted volatility in the commodity space. risk on seems to be the name of the game. we will talk more about that next. this is bloomberg. i rating. jon: this gives us to -- gets us to earnings. ford is in focus today. the top line number is beating estimates. the wholesale shipments for the company are down about 9% from last year. they have navigated the chip shortages. the company cfo john lawler spoke with us earlier about the issues plus a big push into the electric vehicle world. have a listen. john: our early reservation and orders are highly skewed towards california and the east coast absolutely. one other thing to point out. we do have high-end pickup trucks in the price ranges you have talked about. we also have the starting series around 40 thousand dollars. we have made the vehicle affordable for our commercial customers and those that wo

one spike in 2014 come exactly the moment the media decided to lie to us about the death of michael brown and ferguson was a repaired activist used the false story to drive police out of black neighborhoods in many parts of america. that was supposed to make things better. fewer cops, less racism, right? no. in effect a lot of people got killed and most of them were black. then there is the second spike in the last decade, the biggest one yet. as we said, it came in the summer of 2020 and it's continuing today. same reason, same effect. there aren't a lot of trends in social science that can be explained in a single graph but this is one of them. unless law enforcement means more crime, and over time, it means more dead children, more grieving parents. you don't need to be criminologist understand this is very obvious. even lori lightfoot gets it. lori lightfoot is in of the mayor of chicago. thanks to her equity based policies the city of chicago is falling apart, people are dying in huge numbers. shootings in chicago jumped 60% last year. lori lightfoot knows purposely while this is hap

with michael brown, we saw blackmer to scope beyond 7,000 for the first time after four years previously met black murders went down. >> as we said here, that trust, you can't get that back. some of these officers have retired and moved on to different cities. they don't want their hands to be title to try to save people. more "outnumered" next [♪♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. >> coming up in the natural ward council reacts to staggering numbers of the southern border. migrants flowing over numbers we have not seen in decades. ten senate democrats react over the president breaking title 42. airlines taking quick action following a judge's role to strike down the national mask mandate. actor johnny depp not expected to hold back when he takes the stand shortly and a hundred million dollar defamation trial involving his ex-wife. we'll be

think back to michael brown's case several years back where it took days, if not weeks, months to get the video out there. this is a step in the right direction in terms of transparency. >> have some police departments revised their policy to say if somebody is running away and no longer poses an immediate and imminent threat, even if it turns out that the license plate doesn't match the reasonable administration or whatever, you essentially can figure out and get to them later. you don't have to shoot them in the back of the head. >> reporter: absolutely, laura. that is what we thought was happening after we had this discussion with george floyd, that many police departments had implemented exactly the policy you identified which is don't escalate a routine traffic stop into a violent altercation. you can take the license plate, run the plate, figure out where they live, send them a ticket. even go to their home and arrest them but i don't know if in this moment the crime rising narrative has taken over the reform flairtive. if police departments are still engaged in the kinds of ref

the families of michael brown, briana taylor don't know where the money is going. they raised 9million -- $96 million but no one knows fully where the money went. >> that is one of the issues that plague the organization, when we talk about blm, i make the distinction between black lives matter, the proposition, and black lives matter the organization. i support the former and reject the latter. this story is in "new york" magazine. not exactly a right-wing publication. it is written by a black journalist who has done really good work here. one of the interesting details beyond the six million dollar mansion they bought, the fact they tried to keep it secret, there were internal memos and communications how to kill the story, how to spin it, deep, deep into this story it is revealed a few different things. number one blm was using private investigators to look into detractors and journalists asking questions including this journalist. and, there were other unfavorable news stories about blm the organization that they used to leverage their clout, their social justi

we have got the families of briana taylor and michael brown, they we haven't seen any of this money. so what are they doing here? what is going on? >> i think there are red flags everywhere with respect to the questionable purchase much this mansion as well as the financial dealings of the blm global network foundation and i have a feeling, liz, this is only the tip of the iceberg. to your point how does a six bedroom swanky mansion in southern california really help black america? i think we are witnessing one of the greatest scams in modern memory. elizabeth: we patrisse cullors the cofounder, filmed herself baking a peach cobbler inside "the six million dollar man" shun with champagne glasses this appears to violate irs rules prohibiting, you're not supposed to use charity assets for right benefit or self-dealing. texas congressman lance gooden sending a letter to the irs commissioner saying you have to crack down on this. >> look, congressman gooden is exactly right. we have to understand patrisse cullors, the cofounder, who labels herself as a trained marxist, is actually appear

brown, they have not seen the money. should the irs investigate it? >> the irs should absolutely should investigate it. this black lives matter and parent organization seems to be engaging in one of the greatest cons in recent memories and authorities frankly should get to the bottom of it. black folks should be outraged because in their mind they didn't think that the leaders of this organization would so betray this mission, what appears to be real estate speculation, self-dealing, rather than helping black americans. elizabeth: it has seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a soundstage a swimming pool a music studio. they're claiming anybody who is connected to the organization can come to use it but we're not seeing any details that is proven to be so. they say they gave out three million to families to fight covid-19. that they sent out $25 million to black-led front line organizations. 25 million. they took in 90 million. we're talking 60 million still unaccounted for. that is a lot of money. >> that's exactly right, liz

>> bring an at that taylor, family of michael brown says we're not sighing any money. they don't know where the 90 million in donations went. we have weak on crime democrats boasting on how they are repleasing prisoners. smiley martin, released early 10-year prison sentence. listen to the sacramento county d.a. on this one. watch this. >> the department of corrections released him. i do want to make him clear he served little less than five years of a 10-year sentence. there is a reason why we write these letters, we've been doing it for six years now because the, there is a number of individuals that are petting released we're concerned about. we need to stop the chaos as i say in california and get back to some balance and accountability. elizabeth: this could have been a gang, a gang warfare kind of shooting. they found 100 spent shells where six people were killed, 12 injured. he rigged a gun to become effectively a machine gun. your thoughts? >> liz, this individual, this monster who is suspect of of suspected sparking off the whole shooting. he got released early

but also, in 2014 when michael brown was killed and the black lives matter movement kicked off, i kept seeing high profile public figures basically using dr. king's words to object to things that dr. king has on record participated in. so, he is the father of nonviolent protest. to see people say things like doctor king would never take a freeway, dr. king took quite a few freeways. i wanted to reclaim his legacy a little bit. because i feel like, when we think talk about dr. king these days, there is this softness to the edges. he was the most disliked man in america. in the 1960s. we were very him, now but that was not the case back then. having justice right to him, and look at his philosophies up close, that came from me being really angry about hearing dr. king's quotes misappropriated. >> i want to finish with one of the notes that just rights to dear martin. martin luther king. he says, it is like i'm trying to climb a mountain. i have one full trying to shut me down, so i won't be on his level. and another full trying to take my leg and pull me to the ground. he refuses to leav

let's pick up our little family talk with yvette nicole brown, and michael harrod who are still with me. black men die from this level of violence, it was striking that people celebrated this and cheered them on. i'm still triggered. i remember watching and thinking how sad is this to see. it struck me as a bullying. it was a b.a.n. move. it's how i feel. to your point about the mental space and the mental health, i think that's a significant point because i don't want people thinking well, this is how we do it in the community, no, that ain't it, and if it is, it shouldn't be. >> listen, there's also a divide about whether you should get a whooping as a kid or not. everybody in the black community has their opinion and wanda sykes, i love her and respect her opinion. people have different ideas about how this played out. i feel like this is a rough one. when it first happened, i didn't speak on it for a good 30 or 40 minutes. i was trying to process my thoughts about it. >> we were testing, i remember. >> so let me tell you, the group chats were lit on sunday, and still lit, so it's

spending more money on defense raytheon's will benefit. >> josh brown? >> could not agree with michael farr more. my pick today is lockheed. pay close attention to stocks that are within 3% of all-time highs. there is meaning there. >> did you finish that rubik's cube, by the way >> no. >> playing with it the whole show. i'm wondering if you actually finished it. >> no. not for me. >> i guess not. >> i can't. >> pete najarian what do you say? >> mel, first of all, great job today. see you at 5:00. will be great. kinross gold love it. september 6th calls i bought as well. >> do not miss "fast money" tonight at 5:00. mean time, stay tuned. "the exchange" begins right now. >> thank you very much, melissa. hi, everybody. welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans and here's what's ahead markets feeling nervous as the fed get more aggressive tightening vix up, transports down. markets continue sell-off broadly and a wrinkle investors have to digest here to talk more about that, our guest. and mortgage rates hitting all things housing, even lows. down more tha

our black and brown children do not deserve it. it needs to stop. >> michael was released when the officers realized he wasn't involved. city responded saying strives to foster trust between law enforcement and local communities, we'll review and respond. bias data declines that numbers declines in recent years, african americans are disproportionately stopped by police compared to others. >>> good news about covid. number of people with covid in the icu is all-time low. look at numbers now. chart shows californians in the icu since the pandemic began, according to the latest numbers, 223 people either confirmed or suspected covid cases are in the icu right now. compare to about a year ago, nearly 5,000 people in the icu statewide. the drop is happening even as we're seeing more cases of the covid subvariant here in the bay area. joining us tonight, dr. peter chin hong, one of our experts from ucsf. nice to have you back. put this into context. >> it's a huge milestone, raj, and big point, even though you may be seeing cases increa

our black and brown children do not deserve it. it needs to stop. >> michael was released when the officer realized he was not involved in any crime. city's attorney's office says the city strives to foster trust between law enforcement and local communities. >>> uber has plans to become a tech giant. changes that could be coming to the app. >>> hot days and nights but san francisco is not used to it. restaurants loving it, fire department issuing a warning. coming up. >>> tomorrow morning, starting off at 60 degrees in oakland, probably don't need a jacket, >>> new at 11:00, another pivot for uber. san francisco rideshare company is looking to create a travel superapp by adding trains, planes, busses and rental cars to its app. pilot will start in the uk then potentially expand to other countries. uber won't provide the services, users just book them through the app. will announce partners in coming months. >>> sir richard branson is setting sights on different way to get to space, elon musk. after achieving space with his company

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and michael larosa, press secretary to the first lady. we know the senate's in recess following the vote to confirm ketanji brown jackson. so it likely is not going to affect that getting done or what's getting done on the hill there. how does it impact other parts of the way our government is functioning right now? >> both house and senate being out couldn't have come at a better time since this wave seems to be picking up steam. a lot of these congressional delegation trips overseas like speaker pelosi was supposed to go to japan and taiwan. that will have to be rescheduled. there were our trips planned to ukraine to the war zone region that we're having to watch to see if that is still very fresh in my mind, as i'm sure it is in yours. the senate, in a 50/50 senate, there is no proxy voting in the senate as there is in the house. so a single democratic senator being out can stop any agenda items from moving forward as long as there's unified opposition to them. it's all worth watching as these weeks go on. >> saying it's very possible

michael? >> thank you, george. >>> turning now to that historic moment, the senate voting to confirm judge ketanji brown jackson. she'll be the first black woman in our nation's history to serve on the supreme court. our congressional correspondent rachel scott is on capitol hill. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: michael, good morning. there have been 115 supreme court justices. a black woman has never even been nominated or confirmed until now. and in just a few hours, judge ketanji brown jackson will celebrate her historic confirmation at the white house with the president who campaigned on a promise to diversify the court. this morning, judge ketanji brown jackson cementing her place in history, becoming the first black woman to be confirmed to the supreme court. >> on this vote the yeas are 53. the nays are 47. this nomination is confirmed. [ applause ] >> reporter: cheers erupting in the chamber as democrats rose to their feet with applause. republicans headed for the door. mitt romney

jackson and joining me with reaction, democratic strategist juanit and michael beschloss, thank you-all for being here. truly, truly appreciate each and every one of you. juanita, i'll start with you. your reaction to the vice president's reaction because in a way, i guess she was all of us. >> she was all of us and truly reflective what we were feeling watching judge brown jackson taking them to task, one point said senator i'll say what i was going to say and being clear and i think the vice president has the same appreciation we all had but must have been complicated for the vice president as she was a prominent force on the senate judiciary committee and we a only imagine how she would have went to task and defended judge brown jackson in the moment and reemphasizes the need for black women to be part of the senate body and senate judiciary as well to have that presence but i appreciate that the vice president watched it with joy and glee like a lot of us. >> yeah, i agree with that. curt, i'll come to you next. part of me thinks that in their own minds, people like tom cotton and j

also, unique insight when it comes to this former trump lawyer, michael cohen, joins us next. before we go to break, derek brown has some other top stories you may have missed from yesterday. >> thank you katie. we have some breaking news this morning. police are investigating a shooting at a nightclub in cedar rapids, iowa. which has reportedly lost two dead, ten injured. the police say the scene is secured and they are interviewing witnesses for more information. voters in france head to the polls for the first round of a nail-biting presidential election today. president macron is facing a rematch from far-right leader marie la pan, who has been surging in the polls. a second round is expected in will be one of the most consequential elections that the country has seen in decades. now some devastating news in the sports world. pittsburgh sailors portraits wastebaskets has died following a traffic accident in florida. the 24-year-old was reportedly hit by a dump truck while trying to walk across a highway. more with katie thing after the break. it works in minutes. nexium 24

michael? >> senseless tragedy there. zohreen, thank you so much. >>> now we turn to the latest on the confirmation of judge ketanji brown jackson to the supreme court. the senate judiciary committee is set to vote on sending her nomination to the full senate. the major question, how much republican support will she get? rachel scott is tracking this. from the supreme court. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: michael, good morning. in just a few hours senators are expected to take the very first step to confirming judge ketanji brown jackson to the supreme court, but republicans will likely try to slow down this process. she still has two more hurdles to clear. first up, her nomination comes before the senate judiciary committee this morning. they'll decide if it should advance to the full senate. that committee is evenly divided between democrats and republicans. the vote could end in a deadlock, but democrats do have the power to push this forward, and they are hoping for a final confirmation vote in the senate by the e

michael coffey, former co-editorial director of publishers weekly, will be our guest. but first, let's start with some publishing industry news. during last week's supreme court confirmation hearing of judge ketanji brown jackson, republican senator ted cruz of texas questioned judge jackson about the children's book anti-racist baby. senator cruzed had used this as example of critical race theory. the book was written by national book award-winning author ibrahim kendi, and it sub -- subsequently topped amazon's list for children's books. mr. kendi tweeted, quote: you know, judge ketanji brown jackson has impeccable credentials, and you know you're doing the work when ted cruz questions her about your book since he can't touch her record. also in the news, in a recent national poll conducted by the american library association, 7 is % of americans -- 71% of americans are against efforts to remove books from public libraries, 75% of democrats and 70% of republicans agree. the poll also found that 79% believe that libraries do a, quote, good job offering books with a va

catanji brown jackson republican senator, ted cruz of texas question. judge jackson about the children's book anti-racist, baby. senator cruz had used this as an example of critical race theory. the book was written by national book award-winning author abram kennedy and its subsequently topped amazon's best-seller list for children's books and was second for all books on the site. mr. kennedy tweeted in response to the mention of his book quote. you know judge catanji brown jackson has impeccable credentials and you know, you're doing the work when ted cruz questions her about your books since he can't touch her record end quote. also in the news in a recent national poll conducted by the american library association 71% of americans are against efforts to remove books from public libraries. 75% of democrats and 70% of republicans agree the poll also found that 79% believed that libraries do a quote good job offering books with a variety of viewpoints. in other news the j anthony lucas prizes given to the quote best in american nonfiction writing were

oakland now coalition of six churches trying to help the black and brown communities. it was time that kept school was getting out of parents was here. picking up their children, and so they were panicking because they couldn't get by it. um police had all the blocks and streets blocked off me. they did not find anyone hit by gunfire, but did confirm that the shooting and crash are related. a spokesman for the far department tells me. four people were transported to the hospital at the scene of the crash, but there is no information on their conditions. i don't want to normalize. gun violence and gun shots in our community. it's very dangerous, very dangerous. neighborhood is so dangerous, but i pray every day when i walk impact open now is offering counseling services inside true vie ministries for people traumatized by the shooting and crashed. neighbors and business owners. tell me they want city leaders and police to do more to stop the gun violence in auckland, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. there could soon be a ban on new gas stations in sebastopol. the sebastop

ah, emanuel michael was greeted like a rock star in front of cheering crowds at the eiffel tower on sunday night in paris. but even he had to admit that his wing wasn't because people necessarily supported his policies. but because they had been trying to block marine le pen b, it between our countries full of so many doubts, so many divisions. so we will need to be strong, but no one will be left behind. it will be up to us to work together to achieve unity. i'm not the candidate of one camp anymore, but the president of all of us. a manual mike on talked about uniting france about healing those divisions. and it's not the 1st time that he has made such a promise. but even in the hours after his re election, it was clear that those divisions still persist. over the last 2 weeks, we've seen protests by students by other factions of the heart lacked all unhappy that once again, it was this choice between macklin and le pen this election. and as those results came in, protests erupted in cities across the country from ma say, and to lose, to not to vanity he in paris. now for the most part,

. >> reporter: michael was eventually released when the officer realized he was not involved. but not before his family says he was scared. >> this has to stop happening to our children. it really does. our black and brown children do not deserve this and it really needs to stop. >> reporter: the family's attorney, civil rights attorney john burriss, believes there was bias. the family has filed a claim with the city and county of san francisco and plans to file a federal civil rights lawsuit. they say they want accountability. meanwhile, the city attorney's office has responded by saying, request the the city strives to foster trust between law enforcement and local communities. we will review the claim and respond appropriately." while new data suggests that numbers have declined in recent years, african americans are still disproportionately stopped or interrogated by police compared to others. in san francisco ginger conejero saab, nbc bay area news. >>> a step back potentially for the prosecution in the trial of sunny balwani. yesterday jurors examined text messages from

and -- >> jimmy: lorne michaels might just see you in the audience and be like, "you have something. >> really anyone >> jimmy: anyone >> time would stop and i'd become millie bobby brown meets daniel day lewis at once [ light laughter ] you know, finally. >> jimmy: yeah >> and jennifer love hewitt was the host, who i was obsessed with she had everything i didn't. imdb page and cleavage [ laughter ] i'm praying for both and she was dating carson daly at the time. >> jimmy: of course. >> they were, like, the hottest couple he was hosting "trl. >> jimmy: massive. they were the it couple. >> yeah, like the tom holland and zendaya of the day >> jimmy: yes. >> it was remarkable and i sat right behind him i was like, this is fate i'm behind carson daly he's going to turn around -- 'cause, i guess, in my head he was the -- like, "trl" and "guys and dolls" was my world. so, i was like, "carson daly probably runs mgm. he'll turn around and see me and make me a star." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah "you got something, kid. >> yeah, exactly yeah, and i'd have a contract by monday. >> jimmy:

both attended the nomination of judge ketanji brown jackson on the senate floor. first lady's assistant michael larosa has tested positive but says the first lady has not had a close contact. president biden has tested negative for code 19 as of wednesday night. d.c. is having a little surge within the political community. how is d.c. doing? >> d.c. is having, it seems like, a surge, which is why it is nice to be back in new jersey for a little bit of time. you know, we are seeing this, and i think we expected to when people started taking off the masks, to gather more, we expected an upset. >> and, john, there's been play of what close contact is, but we have seen pictures of speaker pelosi close to the president, to the vice president and others around judge jackson's confirmation yesterday. >> stemming from the gridiron, dozens of reporters. according to the cdc close contact is within six feet for 15 minutes. technically the president and first speaker didn't work together that long but they were together for several minutes. his testing regimen has picked up.

pastor michael wallace shared video he took after he arrived at the scene of the crash. he's with impact. oakland now coalition of six churches trying to help the black and brown communities time that kipp school was getting out of parents was here. picking up their children, and so they were panicking because they couldn't get by it. um police had all the blocks and streets blocked off, did not find anyone hit by gunfire, but did confirm that the shooting and crash are related. a spokesman for the far department tells me. four people were transported to the hospital at the scene of the crash, but there is no information on their conditions. i don't want to normalize. gun violence and gun shots in our community. it's very dangerous, very dangerous. neighborhood is so dangerous, but i pray every day when i walk. impact oakland now is offering counseling services inside true vine ministries for people traumatized by the shooting and crash. neighbors and business owners tell me they want city leaders and police to do more to stop the gun violence . julie video. amber is jus

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and okay , pastor michael wallace shared video he took after he arrived at the scene of the crash. he's with impact. oakland now coalition of six churches trying to help the black and brown communities time that kept school was getting out of parents was here. picking up their children, and so they were panicking because they couldn't get by it. um police had all the blocks and streets blocked off, did not find anyone hit by gunfire, but did confirm that the shooting and crash are related. a spokesman for the far department tells me. four people were transported to the hospital at the scene of the crash, but there is no information on their conditions. i don't want us to normalize. gun violence and gun shots in our community. it's very dangerous, very dangerous. neighborhood is so dangerous, but i pray every day when i walk and now is offering counseling services inside true vie ministries for people traumatized by the shooting and crashed. neighbors and business owners. tell me they want city leaders and police to do more to stop the gun violence in oakland , amberleigh ktvu fox t

michael coffey, former co-editorial director of publishers weekly, will be our guest. but first, let's start with some publishing industry news. during last week's supreme court confirmation hearing of judge ketanji brown jackson, republican senator ted cruz of texas questioned judge jackson about the children's book anti-racist

please roll that beautiful footage. >> jaylen brown kicks it out. smart fakes. inside, tatum spins, and he puts it in. celtics go up by one. >> and that's it. there's no time left on the clock. that's really rare to see. that young fella delivers. this is going to be a great match-up in the east with the celtics taking on your nets, stray, but kyrie irving is playing all the games now. he was dealing with the vaccine all year, but this is going to be a great, great series. let me go to the bucks and bulls. this is for you, george, and your brother from another greek mother. giannis antetokounmpo, he put up 27, he's a defending nba finals mvp. i want to turn to some nba history, including the old guy and the young bucks. chris paul with the phoenix suns. he put up 30 points, 10 assists, he's the oldest player in nba history to do that in the postseason. 30 points and 10 assists and he's 36 years old. now we go to the young bucks. 19 of those points in the fourth quarter. now the young bucks. you had four guys anthony edwards, ja morant, tyrese maxey, jordan poole