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jessie: te veo muy enfocada dirigiendo. eva: es que me encanta mandar.dÍa tan especial. jessie: en la vida real actriz me revelÓ uno, que charytÍn llegÓ al set de gran hotel. [habla en inglÉs] jessie: ven, ven. ella me contÓ que vino tu mamÁ. >> me sorprendiÓ en el set. jessie: se nota que se divertirÁ muchÍsimo las grabaciones porque yo los veo aquÍ que se estÁn gritando, van, se abrazan. >> pues sÍ, eso es lo lindo. tenemos esa relaciÓn, es como una familia. a veces se dice, no se siente, yo conozco a eva hace como 15 aÑos, hecho 1000 audiciones para ella pero la verdad me tomÓ bastantes aÑos que me considerara. pero creo que no pudo haber sido mejor proyecto. jessie: eva longoria de verdad me quito el sombrero con ella porque el elenco mientras que platicaba con todos ellos me dijo que su embarazada, le daba pecho a santi en las reuniones. santi no falto a ningÚn ensayo ni a ninguna grabaciÓn. karla: gracias por el reporte. veremos un estreno que nos pondrÁ a temblar de miedo. ya venimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". vamos a un mensaje de nuestras a

reporter jessie halladay was amazed by her progress but concerned about long-term brain damage. >> it feel at that point i could say for sure she was gbt okay. >> reporter: but getting this far had beaten the odds. erika was going home. >> just great to have her there, you know? and to get her home from the hospital. >> reporter: it was a home she already knew. grandparents judith and harold harper were waving good-bye to their carefree golden years. they were full-time parents again. >> i agreed from the first day i would take care of her, not knowing what kind of shape she was going to be in, not knowing what mental state she would be in. >> reporter: erika's father had never been a big part of her life so a court granted full custody of erika and her baby sister. you worked your whole life. this is supposed to be your time to kick back and put your feet up. that don't bother you. >> it turned out exactly what i thought it was. the reason with the children and stuff. >> reporter: four years before the shootings, harold are retired from his long time meat packing job and expecting t

the youngest, jessie t. lot to learn. >> never turn down free drinks from beautiful ladies. >> your kid is this supernerdy computer kind of guy, right? >> he's an i.t. dude, so we have to teach him how to be a shaft. >> better late than never. >> i'm the furthest thing from a shaft that a shaft has ever been. >> you didn't just break laws, you committed human rights violations. >> so? >> sam's ex and jessie's mom, is regina hall. and let's face it, the exes don't get along. >> how long has it been? >> hmm, never long enough. >> where there's love and passion, you know it can be volatile. >> but there's a lot of love for richard, the original shaft. >> the best thing about shaft that he got right? >> he's cool. >> i'll take that. >> all right, now, what about this young shaft? >> the jury's still out. >> just a loft coolness right now right here. >>> still ahead -- how keanu reeves is having the best summer of his life >>> plus, mischa barton is back and talking to us about joining "the hills." and so much dr

i'm just glad i'm home >> reporter: tonight jessy pacheco is safe, but what really happened to the young doctor remains a mystery. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> tonight a major fire storm is pitting religious doctrine against lgbt rights, whether teachers in same sex marriages should be allowed to teach in catholic schools here's anne thompson >> reporter: in indianapolis, two different responses to the archdiocese command that teachers in same sex marriages tho fson, itsult in us forfeiting our catholic identity because of the teacher living in contradiction to catholic teaching on marriage last week the archbishop announced he would no longer recognize brebeuf prep as a catholic institution because the high school refused to fire a teacher in a same sex marriage >> it's been a demand we felt was not in keeping with our values in the institution. >> reporter: the archdiocese considers catholic teachers ministers of faith alld be supportive of all teachings of the catholic church. though it would cost cathedral high the ability to celebrate people have signed a petition. they were stand

this is what it feels like onset all the time. >> three generations in one movie, the youngest jessieer has a lot to learn. >> never turn down free drinks and beautiful ladies. >> your kid a super nerd did co kind of guy. >> i'm the further thing from a shaft that a shaft has ever been. >> you don't just break laws. you committed human rights violations. >> so. >> sam's ex and jessie's mom is regina hall and let's face it, the ex's don't get along. >> how long has it been? >> never long enough. >> where there is love and passion you never can be volatile. >> there is a lot of love for richard the original shaft. >> best thing about shaft you got right. >> he's cool. >> i'll take that. >> all right. now what about there is a young shaft? >> jury is still out. [ laughter ] >> straight ahead, jen aniston and adam sandler. >> i had to make out with the lady. >> dishing on each other and her friend's co-stars. >> this is when all the good stuff comes out. >> the stars on their dad fails. >> there was tears wailing up. you can't launch a kid ten feet in the air. >> that makes them tough and

but jessie says he can charge less, but it comes with a twist. >> so people can go around it or evengh it because there's going to be a small door. >> reporter: a door where people like his mom who was undocumented will be able to cross over to the u.s. >> those who are willing to work and keep the nation going, of course, they deserve a chance. but when it comes to people who are just bringing, say, the crime from over there to here, that's what shouldn't be brought into this country. >> reporter: jessie is planning to finish a prototype of his take of the wall this summer and send a photo to the president. do you think that's possible? >> of course. it all starts with this. >> reporter: in concord, louise penya, abc 7 news. >>> online shopping is quick and convenient, but what if you don't receive your shipment? >> yeah, big question. one man says his merchandise from overseas never arrived and no one would take responsibility. >> half a year. >> are you kidding? >> half a year, yeah. our viewers package got stuck in transit six months ago. today it's still in limbo. the seller den

and we'll hear from biden today as he speaks to jessie jackson's rainbow coalition conference. the eight other candidates on stage seemed to disappear for those moments and biden looked like maybe he wished he could, too. watch this. >> it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputations and careers on the segregation of race in this country. and it was not only that but you also worked with them to oppose busing, and, you know, there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools, and she was bussed to school every day. and that little girl was me. >> a mischaracterization of my position across the board. i did not praise racists. that is not true. >> all right, let's bring in my colleague jessica dean. she joins us from washington. tell us a little bit more about that exchange last night. >> good morning, to you, poppy. this is the exchange everyone is talking about after that two hour debate last night. and biden's team came out into the spin room last night and said

jessie jackson said he wanted to hear more from the vice president about that. within the next hour we're going to be waiting to see if biden is going to further address his rocky debate purchase last night as well as his comments. one thing we're learning is that atlanta's mayor is endorsing joe biden. she was one of his special guests last night at the debate. it's unclear when exactly the timing for that endorsement, that rollout was released, whether it was because of that rocky start but certainly a boost they are looking for today after the former vice president's debate purchase last night. >> we'll be watching every word. we'll bring that to you when he does speak. thank you for that. now here in the studio jeff zeleny joins us with new reporting. you were at the bait last night and you flew back just for us. thank you for that. you're learning some new things about what's happening with the biden campaign. >> the big conversation in biden world this morning as he prepares to address that conference as arlette said is reassessing what the political fall

. >>> afuera de este bar en en guadalajara jalisco, fue la Última vez que vieron a jessi pacheco. poco frustrados, porque de lo que he escuchado mi tÍa, que ha estado allÁ. que no le han ayudado en nada. >>> la desapariciÓn del joven ocurriÓ el domingo 16 de junio. y carlos alejandro delgadillo fue asesinado al salir del mismo bar. hasta ahora la fiscalÍa de jalisco informÓ que ya estÁ en contacto con el consulado american para esclarecer este hecho. >>> tratar de ayudar con el esfuerzo de la fiscalÍa la desapariciÓn de este joven. >>> ocurren en un marco generalizado de violencia en jalisco, un estado azotado hace varios aÑos por la presencia del crimen organizado. solo este aÑo han ocurrido para 19 desapariciones, denunciadas bajo la fiscalÍa del estado. 80% mÁs que el aÑo pasado. una violencia que se ha vuelto codito diana para los ciudadanos. >>> esto hace que la mayorÍa de los extranjeros no vengan. >>> viajarÍa a reunirse con sus padres, por ahora, nadie sabe su paradero. en mÉxico, issa osorio, noticias telemundo. >>> al regresar en noticias telemundo. mÁs jÓvenes se mudan

jessie was were for friends so 5 of them and then yeah that's a lot for their lives and they all were in different directions and justin got call and was stopped 8 times. on the whole mckenzie knows there aren't any quick fixes to the situation the british government has now committed itself to investing in youth work in strengthening the police presence everyone knows the problem has simply become too large to ignore. the next to takes us to the border between mexico and the u.s. well in fiction and hundreds have taken it upon themselves to take border patrol the militia group seeks to prevent people without documents from entering the u.s. and isn't shy about flashing its assault rifles. militia man jim bandy is beginning his shift its mission to find and stop illegal migrants. every night he and his friends up the guardian patriots gather in the new mexican desert near el paso. they have been described as right wing extremist but the militia insists they are just trying to help the author already said. this is carte blanche this is an open border and would border patrol being strai

for the i know you know fact i'm stressed i was diagnosed with jessie and after the release of our report to. the ministry of territory at a stretch and in bamako you know say that basically they are looking for ways to establish the right of the bates they recognize that it's also difficult ok. yes akil project director for west africa for the n.-g. o. crisis group on the security situation in mali we appreciate your insights thank you thank you now the upsurge in violence in mali has spilled over into neighboring booking a fossil only last week dozens of gunmen killed nearly 20 people in attacks in the north of the country and hundreds have been killed in recent weeks the dramatic spike in attacks since late last year forced displacement of around 150000 people in the country here too the government has failed to effectively tackle the violence that's also despite international military. the africa cup of nations kicks off this week with egypt hosting the biggest soccer event on the continent attention is said to be focused on the pitch as the best $24.00 teams fight it out before the f

. >> we will hold the ultimate burger with jessie bon jovi. do you remember that name? today news break. >>> good morning, everybody. 8:26 now on this monday, june 3rd. i'm eric gilchrist. let's go over to mellissale moe with your traffic. >> good morning, aaron. the beltway is looking normal. inbound395 is slow. southbound cold on your north branch of bridge. great falls beach mel and walr lanes blocked both directions because of a downed tree. >> meyoissa, thank u. we will get a check of your we forecast when ome back. stay with us. oo >>>morning, everybody, ability as pretty as we can make it, sunshine ftoday, fair weather clouds in and out from time to time, but a northwest breeze will keep things feeling oh sopring like around here. 56 now in washington and annapolis. 63 in warrenton, up to 63 in martinsburg, west virginia. the forecast is a good one for sure. sunshine goes up until 9:29. 12 hours and one minute of sunshine left for today. chilly start in the morning. even downtown locations in the low 50s. >> that means 40s widespread for the suburbs out nth and w

plus, stephen welcomes tim mcgraw and jon meacham tessa thompson and musical guest jessie reyez featuringck. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: come on! wooo! >> stephen: thanks, everybody! please have a seat. thank you very much. very kind of you. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. this was-- ( applause ) there's an excitement in the air today. you know, you can feel it. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: because today is a big day for the 2020 election. donald trump and joe biden were both in iowa, either because it's the first primary state or because kevin costner needed more old guys to walk out of the cornfield. ( laughter ) biden's big speech-- is it tonight? the speech is not until tonight. but his campaign pre-released the transcript, and he's got some harsh words for trump, including, "donald, it's not about you. it's about america." yes, yes, see true. ( cheers and applause ) so true. >> jon: lay it on! >> stephen: biden's right, it's

ashley: for more on the summit, let's bring in jessie duff. the view that china could blink first. how do you think this is going to play out? >> well, i expect china's going to be kind of forced to blink first. simply put, we have the currency that they need to sustain their banking system. when you don't have access to your revenue, international monetary fund that goes through china is going to be suffocated if they are not participating fairly in the world. i'm not saying that we're going to go to those extremeless just right now but they know that the u.s. is the dominant factor that our revenue and our trade with them is significant for their survivor. they know this and i think they're going to have to budge because without the u.s., their economy will collapse. ashley: will we get a deal of substance? we thought we had one and they walked away at the last minute, i'm talking about theft of intellectual property, forced transfer of technology. can we get a that kind of deal or are they going to try and water it down? >> well, we know th

he joined with jessie helms. i don't know if you know this. >> i did not. >> reporter: it's true.ed a lot more schools to promote integration by bussing kids from predominantly black schools to largely white ones and vice versa, protests often violent broke out coast-to-coast and biden indeed began pushing back. listen to what he said on this date in 1977. >> i happen to think that the one way to ensure that you set the civil rights movement in america further back is to continue to push bussing. because it's a bankrupt policy. >> reporter: and now? >> i did not oppose bussing in america. what i opposed is bussing ordered by the department of education. >> reporter: that split hair likely won't satisfy per phone innoce -- per powe innocents of the policy. he b and better housing policies to make sure black families can live and go to school where they wish. in short, the record shows biden has fought for racial equality even as he has refused to embrace the contentious political reality of bussing. joining the course of critics who have long argued that the benefits do not out wei

from now you're looking at live pictures now, biden will be speaking at this conference at reverend jessie jackson's rainbow coalition. we're going to bring it to you live. senator kamala harris delivered a scathing rebuke of biden. she confronted him on his recent comments about finding common ground with segregationist senators and on his past record on school busing. arlette signs is at the rainbow push convention in chicago, and he's in a weaker position today coming out of this debate. >> reporter: yeah, that's certainly right. and last night you saw this rocky debate purchase from joe biden. and one democratic ally who works closely with biden's team tells our colleague jeff zeleny that the former vice president knows he needs to do better. it's the one thing people are going to be watching for here in chicago does he further address those comments he made last night on school busing as well as that exchange he had at large with senator kamala harris? one of our colleagues pressed the deputy campaign manager kate bettingfield a short while ago if he's going to address this. she simly

who was celebrating his graduation from med school is feared kidnapped here's miguel almaguer >>> jessie had just graduated medical school the 29-year-old arkansas native surrounded by family and friends on the very night he decided to celebrate in mexico. the newly minted doctor was kidnapped while his friend was beaten, shot, and killed >> nobody is helping us. >> reporter: with his family in arkansas pleading for the american government to help, police in mexico have no motive for the attack in the state, 319 have gone missing in the first four months of this year, up 80% over last year with police saying the attack is likely connected to organized crime, he is considered an innocent victim. the 29-year-old had dreams of helping others and supporting his mother >> he just wanted a night out with his friends, and now it's turned into this tragedy >> reporter: tonight a young american doctor kidnapped and now missing nearly a week in mexico miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> up next for us the massive explosion that could impact gas price. >>> a massive explosion today at the biggest oil re

considerÓ el primer hÉroe afroamericano, como john shaft abuelo de john shaft tercero interpretado por jessi ellos y yo no hubiÉramos estado listos para este film este se hunde y no nos hubiÉramos divertido para nada pero cada uno de nosotros estamos preparados y sabÍamos quÉ tipo de pelÍcula estamos haciendo. >> dirigiÓ la pelÍcula con estos chicos rudos y el carisma de estas damas. >> nos encanta divertirnos y reÍrnos, cuando lees el libreto es divertido asÍ que cuando estÁs en escena con estos increÍbles comediantes le das vida al libreto a tu manera y con tu propia picardÍa. >> es bien divertido ver todo el producto final porque uno lo hace a pedazos pero cuando lo miras todo en una pelÍcula lo hace bien divertido para nosotros, uno lee el libreto y sabes lo que va a pasar, ver cada escena junta y editada es satisfactorio. >> se estrena este 14 de junio en todos los cines de estados unidos, agradeciendo de antemano el apoyo de nuestra familia.. quÉ lindo su espaÑol, hay que verla. los circuitos comerciales calzado gracias a de una nueva a la creatividad de un joven emprendedor que con ha

swift appeared with actor jessie tyler ferguson who is working on a documentary about the stonewall inn. >>> santa clara county hosted its first transgender job fair today. >> abc 7 news was in san jose at the billy defrank community center where organized hoped to expand opportunities for transgender residents and also hoped to mitigate the high risk of unemployment and poverty for transgender individuals because of hiring bias and discrimination. >> our trans and non-binary community members have let us know how difficult i se employment. santa clara county tends to lead by example and we took this as a challenge and a opportunity to start with our own house. >>> representatives from dozens of county government offices were on hand to meet transgender job seekers and match their skills, talents, and experience with available jobs. >>> the tree that helped inspire the famous dr. seuss book "the lorax" has toppled over. >> the monterrey cypress was on the grounds of the scripps park in la jolla. dr. seuss, whose real name was theodore gisel lived nearby and could see the tree from his h

of quick reaction bethlehem jessie to what you just saw there what scares me at least. is the data especially the creativity that comes from the machines i feel like it's especially one sided right from global point of view when you see it specially when you come from from africa there's not a lot of. creative data or painting so i music that's being represented in creating these creative art or music ok that's a very interesting point and we will get to that thanks very much to bethlehem does the microscopic what's your immediate response upon seeing some of that stuff well i think you put that painting on your on your wall well i don't think it's a painting as a matter of fact it doesn't qualify or not at all i mean you might think it's a painting about it's not there something that humans have produced namely a machine that produces something else so it's not really a i doing anything i think so there's a fundamental mistake in describing this as art will also be coming back to this is not art a tall and frightening or enriching or how what's your take on what you sa

. >> reporter: tonight jessy pacheco is safe, but what rlly happened to the young doctor remains a mystery. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> tonight a major fire storm is pitting religious doctrine against lgbt rights, whether teachers in same s marriages should be allowed to teach in catholic schools. here's anne thompson. >> reporr: in indianapolis, two different responses to the archdiocese command that teachers in same sex marriages be fired. cathedral high school bowing to archbishop charles thompson, its leader writing keeping the teacher on would result in us ur forfeiting o catholic identity because of the teacher living in contradiction to cath marriage.g on last week the archbishop announced he would no longer recognize brebeuf prep as a catholic institution because the high school refused to fire a teacher in a same sex marriage. >> it's been a demand we felt was not in g with our values in the institution. reporter: the archdiocese considers ch catholic teas ministers of faith and all ministers must convey and be supportive of all teachings of the catholic church. though it would

jessie fleming breaking the deadlock straight after the break, thanks to the pace of nichelle prince,ue today as bottom side london broncos beat the catalans dragons. rhys williams amongst the try scorers in perpignan, he went over twice. broncos stay bottom but it could prove to be a crucial two points. 30—12 the final score. the third round of the us open is under way at pebble beach. you can listen to live commentary on bbc radio 5 live sports extra. also tonight, josh warrington is defending his ibf world featherweight title against kid galahad in leeds. you can listen to live commentary right now on 5 live. that's all the sport for now. enjoy your evening. back to you. thanks, holly. public health england has sought to reassure people after two more patient deaths were linked to a listeria outbreak, saying the overall risk is low. a total of five people are now known to have died. the health secretary matt hancock has ordered what he called a root and branch review of hospital food. leigh milner reports. two people have died at the manchester royal infirmary, another at aintree h

both goals coming in the second half — jessie fleming breaking the deadlock straight after the breakcanada. theyjoin england in the last 16 after their victory over argentina yesterday. it means the lionesses have won both their opening games at a world cup for the first time. here's our correspondent katie gornall. today the england players will be reflecting on that game at le havre and feeling pleased that they were able to get the job done with a game to spare. it had all the ingredients for being a frustrating evening for them in le havre. argentina defend deep, they are physical, they have already taken a point offjapan, and in this game their goalkeeper was having the game of her life, saving a penalty. jodie taylor came to the rescue after finishing off a slick move. that was her first goal in 1a months. it was enough to put england through with a game to spare. afterwards, players were talking about it, steph houghton said it was about putting in a disciplined performance. going into this game today, we knew it would be a tough test, argentina would be physical, well organis

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. ♪ animals are great, animals are great ♪ >> it's time for jessie's plugs.t i have a lot of plugs to make. so there's this thing called a ride to work with abby horn a sect. she picks you up and takes you to the office. i got in a car with her and i survived obviously but here is a little taste. >> i always wanted to know what jesse was like coming up. just driving in the car for 10 minutes i understand that. he's like, i'm hot, i have to roll down the window. >> he has always been difficult. >> that's enough. >> abby called my mom and then i hung up on her. also, defending my crown. going through i think three in a row. and, need some ideas what to eat during the second debate tonight? might i suggest breadsticks from the olive garden? follow this very little groundhog. this is a photo taken by somebody in may who was dining out and, more my speed is inns beside the restaurant, a possum. it was anna, it was looking for bourbon. >> all right, set your dvrs and never missed an episode of the five. special report is up next. >> bret: hi, greg. [laughs] this is

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don't be "koi" with me, jessie. >> with a k. >> three bowls of fish food before emptying the entire boxu know -- before we get to our -- how do you know all this?e >> i knew that because cnn deceptively edited that video and that was one of those fake news items that we like to talk about. >> tucker: ah, good memory. final question is a two pointer. a multiple-choice as well. wait until all the options come in. this is about the president's first historic meeting with the north korean dictator kim jong un. kim traveled to singapore, the summit there, with a very unusual item, an item he refused to be without. was it a: -- we did not say it was multiple-choice -- >> nobody - said it was. >> tucker: we said it was. multiple-choice. was it c: a pet peacock? >> i don't really have to answer this because he buzzed early. but i will. we are going to go withau a portable toilet, tucker, b. >> tucker: i think it was a pet peacock. but the tape will reveal the truth. what wasle it? >> north korean leader kim jong un brought his own toilet to singapore for his summit with president trump. to prev

more reaction, jessie waters who has 15 shows on the network and from the hill, joe concha who deserves own show and hopefully will get one soon. i'm telling everybody what to do today. i want you to have a show. >> i got a radio show. it's all good. >> sean: i'm talking about fox. >> he offered you a show. it's an offer you can't refuse. >> sean: running out of time. go ahead. quick response. we only got two minutes in the show. >> i think the only thing that scares the media more than trump are the trump supporters. tonight, you saw the president actually poll the audience by applause on what his slogan should be for reelection. keep america great again won. that just shows the media this is not a campaign. this is a grassroots movement that they can't stop. the president framed attacks on him as attacks against everybody in the crowd. the spying, the lying, the investigations. you will now see the media go after trump supporters, they'll denigrate them, they'll deceptively -- they will show the black and hispanic supporters that were there. what others than -- >> sean: kind of in awe

i told him my job was for jessie helm. and emphasized we worked together on a lot. for eric canter i know how closely they worked on the violence against women act. that's something he could talk about. talk about john mccain. that's bipartisan and gets under trumps skin. something he's been trying to do. it would be a good way. >> before biden spoke to reporters tonight he spoke at a fundraiser and i want to reach this exchange. that he had. read this exchange he had with the audience. biden, thanks for letting me play in this contest. it's going to be pretty ugly. the audience member says take them on. he says here's the deal, i'm not going to participate. how long do you think he can stay above the fray and not participate? >> you can't -- it's not about staying above the fray and not participating. when you actually make an error either in judgment or in your comment like when you talk about the hyde act. he realized whether it was a political mistake or change of heart. he recognized it and made the course correction. that is not the same thing as being pulled

don't be koi with me, jessie. >> with a k. >> three bowls of fish food before emptying the entire boxknow -- before we get to our -- how do you know all this? >> i do that because he had ended simply added that video and that was one of those fake news items that we like to talk about. >> tucker: ah, good memory. final question is a two pointer. a multiple-choice as well. wait until all the options come in. this is about the president's first historic meeting with the north korean dictator kim jong un. kim traveled to singapore, the summer there was a very unusual item, an item he refused to be without. was it a: -- we did not say it was multiple-choice -- >> nobody said it was. >> tucker: we said it was. multiple-choice. was it c, a pet peacock? >> i don't really have to answer this because he buzzed early. but i will. we are going to go with a portable toilet, tucker, b. >> tucker: i think it was a pet peacock prayed for the tape will reveal the truth. what was it? >> north korean leader kim jong un brought his own toilet to singapore for her so much with president trump. to present

administration offered was bog gus, it was not believable, but he said go back to the district court, judge jessie furmen, and see if you can come up with a more credible question. that process will go forward and presumably appeals will go forward before the issues is resolved once and for all. >> so the high court is leaving the door open here, right? >> right. i think it's important to emphasize that, that this was a defeat for the administration on the citizenship question, but it may be only a temporary defeat of the question of whether the citizenship question is on the census form itself, that's not resolved for all time. that's now returning to the trial court for new evidence to see if the administration can come up with a more legitimate he justification than before. >>> the supreme court saying federal courts should not get involved in fights over extreme political gerrymandering. that represents potentially a huge win for republicans. >> you know, this is an epic question in american politics, because, you know, what's become the routine since computer technology has made the drawing o

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. >> i want to play this sound bite from a resident, jessie davis.h the way he feels as if the mayor has infused the campaign and crisis together. take a listen. >> in the last few days, i received two emails that were put out by the mayor's presidential campaign. and all they talk about was racism and they briefly touch base on the shooting in south bend, and our mayors never came out like that before about other incidents that were just as bad, similar instances. it appears to a lot of people i talked to that they feel as though he is pandering for the black vote, and using this for his political gain. >> i think he is now being accused from the left for using it for politics, from the right for using it for politics. he is in a proverbial no win situation in the moment because i think south bend is on a knife's edge. >> i think that really is true. and these things are inextricably linked. that voter is not wrong, he has to talk about these things in the context of being arguably one of the top five or six candidates in the race. but i also think

unanimously, is they said, back to the judge in the southern district of new york and that's a judge named jessiey president obama and basically said, look at this issue again. because the evidence is disturbing and not entirely clear and we don't really know the answer on the issue of political partisanship. but if you read all the -- if you look at the full context, it certainly looks like, to me, anyway, that the citizenship question at the end of the day is going to wind up on this questionnaire. if you look at what the more conservative justices wrote and there are five of them on the court, it looks like the question is going to wind up on the surveys. it's also worth, everything is controversial in this case, including the deadline. because one version of the deadline is that it's july 1st, but another version of the deadline is that it's october. so it's not necessarily the case that judge fuhrman in new york needs to resolve this by next week. >> but jeffrey -- >> there's also another version of the facts here that says the census questionnaire could be resolved in october, not by july 1

he joined with jessie helms. i don't know if you know this. glr but it's true.urts ordered to lock more schools by busing kids from predominantly black schools to largely white ones and vice versa, protests largely violent broke out from coast to coast. and biden pushing back. listen to what he said in 1977. >> i happen to think one way you ensure you set the civil rights movement in america further back is to continue to push busing because it's a bankrupt policy. >> reporter: and now. >> i did not oppose busing in america. that split hair likely won't satisfy proponents of the policy. still biden has long promoted civil and voting rights for african-americans and better housing policies to make sure black families can live and go to school where they wish. in short the record shows biden has fought for racial equality even as he's refused, joining the chorus of critics who have long said the benefits do not outweigh the social upheavals. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> continuing here on newsroom you see the little box in front of me. we're monitoring this n

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in '88 he was running against jessie jackson.tivish democrat, and that is now being revealed through this run for president, things people might not have been been aware of. is there an extent it could end up retusing this kind of reverence people have for him while not necessarily gaining him white voters many of whom are republican? >> there's a real danger that by the premise biden's campaign is that he has one very famous black friend and that if you look at his whole record we run the risk of not inspiring and mobilizing black voters. and that this notion we lost in 2016 because we lost white voters is overridden by the numbers that show it was the decline in the black vote, uninspired, unenthused. so that's what we're going to have to come to terms with. and this is also a person also he served with obama he still will not apologize for his handling of aneaty hill. he did not come and support stacey abrams in her primary when she had a difficult challenge and still will not apologize for his offensive use of the word "boy"

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this is after jessie got into a car that she thought was an uber and got murdered. hopes this is going to change the committee. take a look at this. >> it's a big way, giving the olympic paralympics the attention they deserved. >> for the 15 years that i've been involved, it was separate names. it's exciting this we're joining as one. >> we're beenheard, we're being seen, and we're being included. that means a lot. >> that last comment, being seerng heard, paid the way other athletes are. >> so simple, but it's amazing how much it changes everything. >> you matter. >> i know, tony, your mom is a special ed teacher. >> yes, she is. >> folks say they want the same recognition. >> you might think they all want to be called olympians. but this elevates both groups to a medal standard of the same height. >> exactly. >>> there were no surprises at last night's start of the nba draft. >> the new orleans pelicans select zion williamson from duke university. >> the college player of the year was the number one overall pick. afterward he got really emotional talking about his