this week on "bloomberg big decisions," roger ferguson. roger ferguson, welcome to "big decisions." roger: thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. david: you have devoted your career to the subject of financial security. why? roger: what do people want in their lives? first and foremost, they want security. one of the areas that is most mysterious to people is finance. and so, the notion of creating security around this thing that is a little mysterious becomes very, very important. david: this idea, how deep is it inside of you? i know that you have talked about your father, who grew up during the depression. that made an impression on you. roger: the depression made an impression on my father because it was a moment of incredible financial insecurity for millions of americans and around the world. and he wanted to understand why this was the case. he was not an economic historian, but he was really interested in these banks, how did they work, why did they fail? in our household, when most dads are talking about sports scores, golf games, my father was fascinated with interest rat

tyler ferguson's fiancee christine archibald died after she was struck by the van.r has floated on the new york stock exchange, but shares fell in early trading. less time to play — how schoolchildren are in lessons for up to an hour more than pupils 20 years ago. there is nothing more compelling to them and then a vulnerable woman. observe. that's compelling to a man. and anne hathaway and rebel wilson team up as con—artists in the hustle. you can hear what mark kermode makes of that in the film review. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the trade war between the us and china has intensfied after president trump went ahead and more than doubled tariffs, a tax on imports — on 200 billion dollars worth of chinese products. furniture, car parts, handbags — are just some of the consumer goods made in china and imported into the us that will be affected. the us had already levied a 10% tariff on chinese goods last september. but today that rose to 25% — and beijing has vowed to retaliate. our north america editor jon sopel reports. a bell can signify celebration, but

tyler ferguson lost his fiance christine archibald after she was struck by the van. huber was floated on the stock exchange. how students are in lessons and more than 20 hours more than 20 years ago. and news watch, complaints that coverage of the new royal baby was over excessive. that evening and welcome to bbc news. the trade war between the us and china has intensified as president trump has put a tax on more than $250 billion of chinese goods. the us had already levied a 10% tariff on chinese goods last september but today that rose to 25% and beijing has vowed to retaliate. a bell can signify celebration, but it also can ring out a warning and today it felt like the latter after donald trump imposed much higher tariffs on chinese goods coming into the us. and fired out a warning to the world's second biggest economy that he is digging in for the long haul. he tweeted. .. "talks with china continue in a very congenial manner. there is absolutely no need to rush as tariffs are now being paid to the united states by china of 25% on $250 billion worth of goods and

professor ferguson, thank you. the aclu released documents revealing the baltimore county police department, which is part partnered with a private company to identify individuals protesting the shooting of freddie gray in 2015. "e company stated, quote, police officers were even able to run social media photos through facial recognition technology to discover rioters with outstanding warrants, and arrest them directly from the crowd." to be clear, police may have used vasil -- used facial recognition technology on citizens' personal photos from social media to identify and arrest them while they were exercising their first-amendment right to assemble. crowd,one who was in the i find this discovery to be very disturbing. professor ferguson, the constitution and down south with the right of people to peaceably assemble. of you, how would widespread police use of facial recognition technology at protests effect a citizen's right to peaceably assemble? >> it is fundamentally american to protest and fundamentally un-am

chrissy archibald and her fiance, tyler ferguson, walking on the bridge.ho had just enjoyed dinner at a thai restau ra nt. just enjoyed dinner at a thai restaurant. they stopped and kissed, and swapped sides, putting chrissy closer to the road. today, tyler ferguson told her inquest, i then noticed a relatively large white transit van on the pavement, hurtling towards chrissy and i. it was immediately clear to me this was a deliberate act of violence. the driver's wing mirror brushed past my left shoulder. i looked for chrissy. she was no longer next to me. i realised she had been struck by the van. she was dragged along the road at speed and over the central reservation. cctv shows herfiance rushing to help her. there was a desperate effort to revive chrissy archibald, that involves an off duty lifeguard, police officers, ambulance men and doctors. at she had almost certainly died straightaway. tyler ferguson said the scene on london bridge was chaos and mayhem. it was, he said, a war zone. this afternoon, it emerged that amidst the chaos, a team of firea

chrissy archibald and her fiance, tyler ferguson, walking on london bridge on a summer's night.n tourists who'd just enjoyed dinner at a thai restaurant. two minutes after these cctv images, they stopped and kissed, and swapped sides, putting chrissy closer to the road. today, tyler ferguson told her inquest: chrissy was dragged along the road at speed and over the central reservation and cctv shows her fiance rushing to help her. there was a desperate effort to revive chrissy archibald, that involved an off—duty lifeguard, police officers, ambulancemen and doctors. but she had almost certainly died straightaway. tyler ferguson said the scene on london bridge was chaos and mayhem. it was, he said, a war zone. this afternoon, it emerged that, amidst the chaos, a team of firearms officers were among the first police on the scene. but they left their main guns in the vehicle to care for the injured on the bridge, unaware that people were being stabbed in nearby borough market. chrissy archibald's parents have come from canada for the inquest, and today had this to say through their

chrissy archibald and her fiance, tyler ferguson, walking on london bridge on a summer's night. just enjoyed dinner at a thai restaurant. two minutes after these cctv images, they stopped and kissed, and swapped sides, putting chrissy closer to the road. today, tyler ferguson told her inquest, i then noticed a relatively large white transit van on the pavement, hurtling towards chrissy and i. it was immediately clear to me this was a deliberate act of violence. the van‘s driver's wing mirror brushed past my left shoulder. i then looked for chrissy. she was no longer next to me. i realised she had been struck by the van. chrissy was dragged along the road at speed and over the central reservation and cctv shows her fiance rushing to help her. there was a desperate effort to revive chrissy archibald, that involved an off—duty lifeguard, police officers, ambulancemen and doctors. but she had almost certainly died straightaway. tyler ferguson said the scene on london bridge was chaos and mayhem. it was, he said, a warzone. this afternoon, it emerged that, amidst the chaos, a team of

so by the time we get to 1896 and plessy versus ferguson and the u.s. supreme court decides that homer plessy had no right, that would allow him to sit in the car he wanted to sit in, because he was only to sit in the car designated for people of african descent. and so it lessie versus ferguson in 1896, separate but equal doctrine's is now the law of the land. and to give you an idea how this affected the country, politically in the black community, in louisiana, the site of the plessy versus ferguson case, there were hundred and 30,000 black registered voters, in 1896. the year of the decision. by 18, by 1900, there are less than 6000. so from 130,000 in 1896, to less than 6000 black registered voters in 1900. was the effective plessy versus ferguson. it was open season on black men who wanted to vote. there was also at this time attention between the black suffragettes and the white suffragettes. and the white women of the temperance movement and this was over lynching. the myth was that black men were white women, and that lynching was the appropria

chrissy archibald and her fiance, tyler ferguson, walking on london bridge on a summer‘s night.inutes after these cctv images, they stopped and kissed, and swapped sides, putting chrissy closer to the road. today, tyler ferguson told her inquest: "i then noticed a relatively large white transit van on the pavement, hurtling towards chrissy and i. it was immediately clear to me this was a deliberate act of violence." "the van‘s driver‘s wing mirror brushed past my left shoulder. i then looked for chrissy. she was no longer next to me. i realised she had been struck by the van." chrissy was dragged along the road at speed and over the central reservation and cctv shows her fiance rushing to help her. there was a desperate effort to revive chrissy archibald, that involved an off—duty lifeguard, police officers, ambulancemen and doctors. but she had almost certainly died straightaway. tyler ferguson said the scene on london bridge was chaos and mayhem. it was, he said, a war zone. this afternoon, it emerged that, amidst the chaos, a team of firearms officers were among the first pol

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that's a that's an interesting factor to learn kate ferguson there from the conference of the german women association entrepreneur associations thank you so much. thanks so much well the european parliament elections are next week with populism on the rise many politicians are stressing the importance of unity and common interests but where money is concerned it's every man or every country for himself cash strapped italy for one recently got friendly with beijing. it was a special event for a special deal at the end of march italy signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding with china on the new silk road beijing's belt and road initiative the 1st g 7 country to do so in future italian ports like 3 aston genoa will mark the european terminus of the maritime routes to and from china. they're already being upgraded with chinese capital made ready for the mega ships that will distribute goods throughout europe from here debt burden italy is betting that will boost economic recovery. other e.u. countries like france and germany are more reticent they worry about potential chinese

our reporter kate ferguson is at the international transport forum for us and life say there you are kid it's good to see you now tell us what's the most oppressing thing on the agenda there where you are. good morning to getting people and goods from a to b. has been central to economic growth for thousands of years back in the day if i'd wanted to get my hands on some stilts or some spices i do feel waiting a really long time for them to be carried across the old silk road these days i can just order my note maggie on line get it delivered to the door maybe even buy a drone the challenge we're seeing today though is that our infrastructure hasn't kept up to date with our growing need for trying for trade and for travel and not an especially big problem in emerging economies many of which don't have adequate rail and shipping networks and what we're seeing instead is more and more cars and trucks on the road and of course that's not only bought in terms of logistics it's also really harmful to the environment as you just mentioned 25 percent of c o 2 emissions come from the transpor

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they were acting within international law so a reference there to the sanctions that are in place a ferguson doing the rounds of the international transport forum like to see. things mandalay produces the most expensive rubies in the world but a recent change in law has made it harder for the big mining companies to get at them instead it's led to a ruby rush among small scale operators. down the centuries many have been 40 of the value of the go in myanmar 0 because this. buried deep underground here lie the unique pigeon blood stones that have earned it the name the land of the rubies until recently only private companies were allowed to mine here in a joint venture with the state and explorer but a drive to curb the destructive deep digging of major mine has caused many to lose their licenses and so ruby russia mungana fishel explorers has begun teams work around the clock at makeshift shafts to recover the precious stones many a former employees of the major minus a lot of the rubies a smuggled into neighboring thailand or china but those that aren't end up here at magog market a history

please welcome back to the late show craig ferguson! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> hey, man! >> stephen: let me see. is it one of those untucked shirt? >> no, it's just a regular shirt. but i'm going crazy! it's not even an untucked shirt! i'm like (bleep) you guys! >> stephen: you see, i don't want to give in to the untucking thing, because then my belly wins. but if i stay tucked in, there's a certain amount of shame that will keep me from letting it all go. >> at a certain point in life all men have to either go, pants-wise, texas or florida. let me explain. texas: how you doin? florida: hey, how you doin? >> stephen: wow. under the navel or over the navel. >> under or over, texas or florida. >> stephen: no pants at all. no pants at all. >> you can do that, but that's more alabama. i don't know why i said that. i know everybody albam is like, "how dare you? i say how dare you?" >> stephen: now 2020, we've got 20, 21 candidates on the democratic side. how will you differentiate-- or how can we differentiate among all these people because it's a bit of a glut? >> i have a su

there have been success of young activists in ferguson that people feel is behind them.t is hard for people to definitively say that. another example is distressed in the medical establishment because of the teske experiment, people who have syphilis were not told for decades and their children were not told for decades that syphilis could be treated well after government scientists figured out how to treat and cure it. these veterans continue to have syphilis who tracked the course of the disease. it really is a form of trauma where something like that has echoes and aftereffects for decades. >> host: a population where the media did not serve their needs generation after generation after generation so they had to depend on stories told over the kitchen table to figure out what is happening in my world. >> guest: as a survival mechanism. >> host: trying to think about how we can move forward on conspiracy theories and do we ask people to have an open mind and go through some sort of internal algorithms to digest this and figure out whether or not this is legitimate or n

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so he is manchester united, similar ina so he is manchester united, similar in a different way to fergusoned. so i think it isa was manchester united. so i think it is a perfect message, think us and having the back spell, i think eve ryo ne having the back spell, i think everyone has that first period that's fantastic and now the last 12 games have been tough, 0k. that's fantastic and now the last 12 games have been tough, ok. but next season, then to pick themselves up and go again. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers.

this district represents ferguson.deserve somebody who's going to fight with what's going on in washington, with what's going on in this country. we should be fighting about your stance. plus representation is important. we need to see women standing up, speaking for our country, and who better to talk about our issues and the things that we've gone through than women, it's been 172 years, and there's never been a black woman in this seat. >> other people you've met long the way, where do you next take your action? >> so i'm definitely weighing running again. i will. at one point i will be running again. at this point i will probably be spending any energy helping out in the presidential election and also writing a book to help other women find the courage to hopefully step up and have a seat at the table. if they won't give you a seat, bring your lawn chair. i want other women and people from disadvantaged communities to feel like they have a voice in our political process. and become involved. this is all about civic

aberdeen‘s lewis ferguson scored first, before hearts equalised.ten minutes later, a cross from james wilson was met by greg stewart, who scored the second and final goal of the game. here's a quick look at some of the other stories around today. tranmere have a slender lead after the first leg of their league two play—off semifinal against forest green. goal line technology ruled in ollie banks' strike after forest green had a player sent off. relegated fulham have appointed scott parker as their permanent manager. the former england midfielder stepped—in as caretaker following the sacking of claudio ranieri in february. wales coach warren gatland has agreed a deal to take charge of the british and irish lions on their tour of south africa in 2021. he'll step down as wales coach after the rugby world cup in japan this autumn. scotland's new cricket coach shane burger has lost his first game in charge, after his side were narrowly beaten by afghanistan in a rai—affected match in edinburgh. the afghans are using the game as a warm—up for the world c

alex ferguson when he left, mentors are not and has had also the problems and we could all sort of problems vacancy arsenal need a longer building job with arsene wenger and shown retirement door. anyway, thank you so much for joining us on sports day. johanna konta has survived a bruising encounter with american wild card lauren davis to reach the third round of the french open for the first time in her career. konta hadn't been keen on clay, but this season she's reached finals at both the morocco and italian 0pens, and took the first set 6—3. but the american responded, moved up a gear and raced through the second set, winning it by 6—1. konta recovered to move into a 5—0 lead in the final set, and although davis then snatched three games, konta recovered again to win it 6—3. she'll play world number 46 victoria kuzmova next. last yea r‘s runner—up, sloane stephens, is also through to the third round. the number seven seed beat sara sorribes tormo of spain in straight sets. in the men's draw, rafa nadal continued on his quest for a record extending 12th men's singles title at roland garr

meet a woman trying to change that. >> i'm a midwife in ferguson, missouri.rt moms having the type of pregnancy and birth experiences they want. say a woman presents to the emergency department with pain. she is more likely to not be taken serious. a white woman comes in with the same symptoms, she's going to be taken more serious. >> we're celebrating black lives starting with the womb. >> i knew you were good. this week, 22 contenders from the bay area will begin their quest to be the last one remaining on stage in the scripps national spelling bee. one of the world's top sperls is hales from novato. mark salama attends good shepard lutheran school. he is ranked 42nd in the world and appearing in the bee for the second time. you're probably wondering if he's nervous. >> i mean, i am nervous. i just kep it in. not like as nervous as most people are. >> >> i don't know what that word is, whatever he said. mark works with a coach via video chats and hopes to become the sixth bay area resident to win the national spelling bee. catch the action on espn. >> highw

tyler ferguson's fiancee christine archibald died after she was struck by the van.d on the new york stock exchange, but shares fell in early trading. less time to play — how schoolchildren are in lessons for up to an hour more than pupils 20 years ago. there is nothing more compelling to them and then a vulnerable woman.

the likes of david beckham, paul scholes and peter schmeichel were all on show while sir alex fergusoncelona. united won 5—0, and you can guess who managed to get on the scoresheet — the man who scored the winner back in ‘99, and current united boss, ole gunnar solskjaer opening the scoring. beckham got his goal in front of the stretford end on 90 minutes, while dwight yorke, nicky butt and louis saha got the other goals. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. next up, it's brexitcast. brexitcast. brexitcast, from bbc 5live and bbc news. brexit means brexit. breaking up is hard. the people voted, and they have to get on with it. a process which i can only describe as a dog's brexit. brexit means brexit. but what does brexit mean? well, hello, it's chris in westminster. laura in westminster. kat here in brussels. and adam in brussels. so, laura, chuffin heck, what a day! yeah, huge day. big day, enormous day. we brexitcasters have been talking for months and months about the crushing inevitability of theresa may having to go at some point. today, it's happeni

tyler ferguson and christine archibald from canada were visiting london when she was struck by the vanse who tried to save her life our heartfelt thanks go to all those that are on the bridge that night, and worked so hard to save chrissy. we were blessed that so many brave people rushed to help her and tyler. some of those who tried to save her broke down in tears at the inquest. also tonight... america's trade war with china intensifies as president trump more than doubles tariffs on many imported goods — from furniture to car parts.

in getting goods off roads and onto braille but it's also a geo political potato i reporter kate ferguson is at the international transport form in leipsic. just tell us how this belton road initiative 1st of all is being viewed there. well the belton road initiative is front and center here in life and no matter how you feel about china's growing economic dominance there's no denying that this project is going to be a major boost for the transport industry the scale is breathtaking 65 countries are ready involves many more are likely to cooperate in the future what we're going to see is transport car doors spanning continents both over land and over see so no matter how you feel about it it's a major issue here in life and some journalists here d.w. have heard that it could be behind building a planned rail link between north and south korea. well before i tell you about my quest to find out if this is true just a tiny bit of background north and south korea did actually participate in a grant breaking ceremony last year for a rail network between the 2 countries but there's been no cons

tyler ferguson's fiancee, christine archibald, died after she was struck by the van.n bbc news, mark kermodejoins ben brown in the film review hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. and taking us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. 50 mark, what do we have got this week? something for everyone, hopefully. we have the hustle, which is a new take on a familiar story. we have pokemon: pikachu detective — i know you're a huge fan. high life, a science fiction film directed by claire denis. that a was very telling look. i know you're a huge fan of the hustle! did you see dirty rotten scoundrels? yeah. funny, not really. that was already a remake. now we get another version of the same story, in which we have a gender flip. so now we have rebel wilson, who is a low level scam artist, who meets anne hathaway's much more upmarket con woman on a train. they are both headed to a similar destination. their paths cross. they are forced against their will to work together through a strange mixture of coincidence and blackmail. and what they will end up

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guarded by two other english football's longest serving and successful managers, arson vendor and alex fergusonseparate them. we never had an argument or fight, me and arsen, separate them. we never had an argument orfight, me and arsen, we just had different ideas. he was one of the biggest reasons i signed. alex pushed the guys to pass the ball to me, and if it went in on the crucial moments, after a few months, i think everyone at the club had a feeling, this is going to be our year. having played for the best, robin van persie now believes ole gunnar solskjaer is the right man to return manchester united to former glory. everyone should look at the bigger picture, the way he presents the club is the proper way, in my opinion. he is positive, he wants to achieve big things with the club. i think it is a perfect match, they arejust think it is a perfect match, they are just having a bad spell. time for robin van persie is up, he retired last week in rotterdam, back where it began. format clubs, one country under world cup finalist. in english football and on the global stage, the flying dutch

my conversation with roger ferguson is next.. ♪ david: a growing crisis in providing for retirement. roger ferguson, the head of tiaa, says it is not necessarily a crisis yet, but it is getting to that point. he says that is why he we has the job he has and why tiaa exists. roger: about half of the people that can live to 85 will run out of money before that point. we are having an increase in life expectancy in this country that creates an increasing risk that somebody may run out of money before they run out of time, and that is one of the reasons why tiaa exists, to make sure people have money as long as they have time. david: we are living longer, and that means retirement will be 20, even 30 years for a lot of people, and they haven't provided for that kind of money at all. alix: not at all. life expectancy has grown, yet the ag retire really hasn't -- yet the age you retire really hasn't. 64 and 65 is still the average retirement age in the u.s., and you could live to 100. david: take a look at this chart. to 84 we think o

that was the same in lessie versus ferguson. it was a unanimous decision. harlan did not dissent. it took only one paragraph for the supreme court to uphold alabama's statute. record,n had a mixed -- again, i give that as an asterisk overall, harlan distinguished himself on forward-looking who did give voice to the highest assertions of reconstruction experiment. one question for professor finkelman. death, and howth it was made, it appears in the national archives, and in the prologue quarterly. is cited in the national archives. it was to enjoin the office of federal register from certifying certificates of votes from states that awarded the winners in a winner-take-all basis, that doesn't have a winner-take-all stature, or a winner-take-all code. and in the absence of that, it itsed that it had to award electors proportionally. it was in violation of the clause of the 14th amendment. my question to you is, could you expound on how the electoral on the basis of representation, has been biased toward certain segments or elements of the society in its application. and for randall,

we looked at this as well with the hash tag ferguson. and what we found was pretty amazing. we found ordinary people who were neighbors of michael brown who really were initially in the first days of what became to this day still one of the most used hash tags in the history of twitter. as being the people who really framed the narrative that then later got picked up by, you know, the activists and the organizations and the celebrities to talk about police brutality and what was happening in the streets of ferguson. and so we think that's really cool, right, that with the mixed methods we were able to see that. and then one more thing on the methods tip. we also -- i mean, absolutely both many -- all three of us feel this way. but dr. bailey really pressed us to think about the ethics of some of these methods. and this is a really important question, because one thing we see, particularly in academia and particular loo he in journalism, is that people will go on to twitter, they'll say, oh, there is this hash tag, girls like us, ferguson, hash tag whatever. i'm going to take

roger ferguson took his pension for learning about the world of finance with him to harvard, where heafrican-americans to get both a juris doctor and phd in economics. ferguson was tapped to be vice chair of the federal reserve, the only board member there when terrorists hit new york and washington on 9/11. now,

i first met killer mike, also known as michael render in 2014, after the riots in ferguson, missouri.usic and i knew we were both from atlanta, but the first time i interviewed him on cnn, i was really moved by his thoughts on race and on community. and mike was challenging all of us to really change our own perspectives. so flash forward five years later, mike and his wife have become dear friends of mine. and in talking to him and in watching him, itch se have seens not let up when it comes to forcing his message. he is forcing people who are different to have conversations, even if it's kind of uncomfortable. he's an activist in atlanta, but is taking miss message all across the country. and i recent went back to atlanta to talk to mike at one of his swag shops, one of the three barbershops he owns around town. and what i wanted to know most from him, really, is our society in a better place since we first interviewed in 2014. >> there's this thing race i wanted to talk to you about. you know what i mean? >> you don't meet many killer mikes. >> all of these men are outstanding men

meet a woman who's trying to change that. >> i'm a midwife in ferguson, missouri.nd so i support moms having the type of pregnancy and birth experiences that they want. >> say, for instance, a black woman presents to the emergency department with pain. she is more likely to be not taken serious. if a white woman comes in with those same symptoms, she's going to be taken more serious. >> we're celebrating black lives, starting with the womb. >>> the golden state warriors will show off some pretty serious hardware for fans today. the team's five western conference championship trophies will be on display at the team store in san jose. yesterday the trophies were at the store in walnut creek. fans got to take as many selfies as they wanted with them. it's all in celebration of the team's appearance in the nba finals starting thursday. >> i like them. it's the first time we have all five together. usually it's just one but now we have all five so it's pretty cool. > the trophies will be at san francisco city hall on tuesday and oakland city hall on wednesday. >>> drop

. >> i'm a midwife in ferguson, missouri, i support moms having the type of pregnancy and birth experiences they want. >>> when a black woman presents to the emergency department with pain, she's more likely to not be taken serious. if a white woman comes in with those same symptoms, she will be taken more seriously. >>> the sights and sounds of latin american culture serenaded san francisco's mission district this morning. clorful floats, attire and immersive dancing made for fun. >> i love it, this is tradition. family, and the neighborhood. >> culture heals. organizers picked the theme in the hopes of healing some of the political divisions in the country today. >> the golden state washiers head north of the border to face the raptors in the nba finals this week. they'll be playing familiar faces. jerry lin who glue up in palo alto and played for the warriors in 2010. they reached a contract deal after graduating from harvard. >>> abc 7 is the only place to watch the golden state warriors in the nba finals. catch game one right here thursday may 30th. >>> something else we're watching, t

roger ferguson took his pension for love of learning to harvard.was one of the first african americans to get a phd in economics. after he the list on bank regulation, he was tapped to be vice chair of the federal reserve, the only board member there when terrorists hit washington on 9/11. now he leads tiaa

the cover officer involved students from ferguson to fruitvale station. >> a lot of times when he see the shootings take place that is a final straw in a situation that has been years in the making. >> the idea to give new recruits context before sending them out in the community. but then forces the class has been invaluable. >> efforts it can be difficult to talk about or to listen to how others might perceive it or the reasons that others might have acted the way they did. but in the end it widens the picture. >> the class a star on san jose state campus and also brings in guest lecturers to give community perspectives. he would love to see other police departments follow suit. >> this class helps us to save lives because it helps us to increase understanding and awareness of the very obstacles that have led to friction and a lack of trust lesson to heart a wistreet. >> learning the facts behind it gives me more information to make sure that doesn't happen again. >> there's about 46 recruits the spring. that we have the last class at san jose state this friday. ann rubin, ktvu fox

charles ferguson and susan corasas. and anyone else who would like to speak line up. >> charles ferguson, i'm here to speak on behalf of the secmento street merchants association. the president is terry terioka and she's a single mother of a young child and has to work so she was unable to appear here today and ask moody to speak on her behalf which i am doing. both organizations were members of the visionary committee. let me step backwards in time, 25 years ago when i was first elected president of f.a.n., i had one task assigned to me -- make sure that the hospital was not -- the hospital is at 1101 van necessary avenue that does not get built in our neighborhood. it was a painful experience, but we succeeded. the next step was to get a voice in the decisionmaking process as to what was going to replace cmpc in our neighborhood. and you've heard about the visioning process and that took me a lot of time to wield enough political power to get at the table and to have a seat. we did that. that was the next step. the th

ferguson, missouri, is one of the dangerous places in america to give birth.man who's trying to change that. >> i'm a midwife in ferguson, missouri. i support moms having the type of birth experiences they want. >> it's so fast. >> say, for instance, a black woman presents to the emergency department with pain. she is more likely to be not taken serious. if a white woman comes in with those same symptoms, she's going to be taken more serious. >> we're celebrating black lives, starting with the womb. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. there are roadside attractions. and then there's our world-famous on-road attraction. the 2019 glc. lease the glc 300 suv for just $479 a month at your local mercedes-benz de

. >> seth: okay, so you -- >> and ferguson is one of my oldest friends. >> seth: alex ferguson, the ex-managerime i was there -- what was it, a couple months ago for the liverpool game which sadly was the one of worst nil-nil draws you've ever seen. [ laughter ] sad, but ole gunnar -- ole just taking over. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, he's gonna have a -- he's gonna have a difficult time. >> seth: do you get recognized when you go the game? >> yeah. but, you know, when you go to sporting events, it's wonderful. because they hate any actors, whatever. i remember going to a boxing match in london. they go, "and now before -- tyson and now bruce willis." "boo, get the [ bleep ] off the set. get the [ bleep ]." [ laughter and applause ] they couldn't give a [ bleep ] about who he was. they want to see the boxers and the footballers. >> seth: it is that true thing. no matter how famous you are, you're not more interesting -- >> no. doesn't mean [ bleep ]. >> seth: on the field. >> no. >> seth: that's really -- >> does it make -- >> seth: did your -- i mean, i know being a professional athlete in the

. >> they first met in 2014 after the uprisings in ferguson and during that interview brooke heard ideas race and community that stuck with her. so five years later mike is still encouraging people who are different to have conversations, no matter how uncomfortable those are. >> there is this thing called race i want to talk to you about. do you know what i mean? >> you don't meet many killer mikes. >> all of these men are upstanding men in my community and they come here and talk all the bs they want. >> he has this incredible rap career, he is this larger than life guy. he fills a room just with how he speaks. >> we are so similar that we keep letting these 5% differences separate us. >> when you and i chatted in 2014 one of my questions to you it was talking about michael brown and that officer. so i said to you if officer wilson was here what would you want to say to him and in 2014 you said -- >> in less polite terms i'd tell him i think you are a liar. >> how can we make this better? >> you can engage in a different social climate than you are accustomed to, make a friend that doe

also coffers involved shooting for ferguson to fruitvale station. >> a lot of times when you see the shootings take place, that's the final straw in a situation thatmaking. >> reportthe idea, to give new recruits context before sending them out in the community. bethany torres says the class has been invaluable. >> present can be difficult to talk about or to listen to how others might perceive that, or the reason that others might have acted the way they did, but in the end it widens the picture. >> reporter: the classes taught by professor greg woods. he brings guest lecturers to give community perspective. he says he would love to see other police department follow shoe. >> it helps us to increase understanding and awareness of the very obstacles that have led to friction and a lack of trust. >> reporter: torres has she taken the lessons to heart and will use make sure that it does not happen again. >> reporter: there are about 46 recruits this spring. they will have the last class at san jose state this friday. in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the former all-pro playe

louis, missouri, right next to ferguson, that my life would take the path that it has taken. i am one of 13 children. time,her, most of the rearing and raising us alone, we lived for the early years of my life in a three room shotgun toiletwith no indoor facilities and we had to pump our water from a pump almost a half block away. know where i did not i was going and how i was going to get there. i want to thank all of the people in my life who have supported me, who have encouraged me, who stood by me, and for you, graduates, i want you to remember your parents, friends, associates, who have stood by you, supported you, been there for you when you did not know where you are going. give them all a big round of applause. [applause] has graduates moving ahead to the next phase of your lives, each of you can embrace values that inspire you, while you pursue your own dreams. some of you will shift to the workforce and some into graduate school, some to embark on a great adventure and some to pursue entrepreneurial ambitions. whatever comes next, you can choose to adopt a communit