a lynching were.p a museum to tell those stories to humanize the victims of lynching so people would not just see them as a name on a piece of paper or a photograph of the person murdered. he really wanted to humanize the victims of lynchings so we could develop a greater understanding of what happened in that time, what led to the lynchings, how widespread they were, and really just understand that it is another part of american history. most americans have been led to believe that lynching was a southern institution, but it occurred all over the country. the lynching of cameron was in north central indiana. there are several other famous lynching photographs. there is a famous one from omaha, nebraska. there is a famous one from duluth, minnesota. people here in milwaukee, they are not aware that there was a lynching in milwaukee in 1861 for a young man named james marshall clark in milwaukee. when you look at lynching, there were over 5000 documented cases of lynching and many, many others that wer

announced that merrill lynch commodities and l. c.i. a global commodities trading business agreed to pay $25000000.00 to resolve the government's investigation into a multi-year scheme by precious metals traders to mislead the market for precious metals futures contracts traded on the comex the announcement was made by assistant attorney general bryan. and the justice department's criminal division and assistant director in charge william f. sweeney jr of the f.b.i.'s new york field office in other words if the maryland commodities group was a normal individual he would be doing the perp walk live covered for years now the precious metals markets is undeniably manipulated by the same people who are printing all the money because they don't want gold to rise up and attract capital while they're trying to pump the big money called the u.s. dollar why big coin is important is unlike gold the. community can pull their base layer of collateral out during what mayor would call proof of keys and every january 3rd there is a proof of keys event

and virtually every other bank on wall street merrill lynch is of course owned by bank of america and this this fraud went on this criminal fraud and if it was just an any individual here at this conference doing it they would be in prison charlie shrem for example went to prison for much less than this because this went on from 2008 the mits of the financial crisis to 2014 i remember all the central bankers all the treasury secretaries all the heads of state said we need to stop bashing bankers we need to move forward we need to look forward not back and that there was no way even if it didn't give us leafless nights we had the justice department that there was no way to possibly know whether or not any of this was illegal but in terms of actual this calling this a conspiracy theory there were people that would say for every buyer there's a seller and there's no way to. manipulate the markets and the comix market max who invented the virtual specialist technology which is a market making technology which you know how buys and sells are matched and you said exactly what this paragraph

and the loretta lynch email.this is true, it is absolutely explosive, because that shows that there is a very serious issue of integrity at the very top of the justice department. >> gregg: if people like loretta lynch at the department of justice made a decision on not to charge for political reasons, is that obstruction? >> absolutely, it is obstruction and several other things. it is so problematic. listen, as i have told you before, my father was an fbi agent, and we are very proud of that. what these people did, comey, mccabe, strzok, page, this whole crew tore down the reputation of one of the greatest agencies in the country. and so-called civil libertarians like jerry nadler should be outraged byy it. they should be should be outraged by the people they have embraced.. that tells you that their trump-hatred outweighs everything else in their agenda. and that's not what they were elected to do. >> gregg: i will let you have the last word. >> i'll tell you, we should be afraid of what pattern we are startin

so the white man had the brother lynched. had three people lynched because of economics.this is how black people have been suppressed in their ability to accumulate. full said, oklahoma, wilmington, north carolina: long stories that i have time to talk about. i want you to look at the stories i submitted and think of the many ways black people tried to participate, tried to encourage, tried to be american. simply try to be economic actors, were suppressed because they had the nerve to think. my brothers over here is say, their american dream, it is some peoples's american nightmare. let's be clear. number three, public policy hostility. public policy hostility to black people. the g.i. bill legislation truncated opportunities to african-american veterans, federal housing administration reinforced redlining and segregation as an official policy of the f federal government. people talk about racists as they are individuals. the fact that they're not individuals, they are individuals who are buttressed by the federal government and legislation. let me simply say, h.r. 40 is

there was a widespread wasmption that the klan about violence and lynching. first of all, i'm talking exclusively about the klan in the midwest in the 1920's. not other places. the godforsaken south. i didn't mean that, did i? assumed that the klan was lynching african-americans just like this nation"om "birth of a depicts. it is not true. again, there is considerable research cells to be done, -- butarch still to be done, the scholarship i have seen surprisingly little violence on the part of the ku klux klan. i'm talking about documented scholars the kind that expect to have. i have had for many years and offer of $50 for anyone who can show me the case of a documented klan lynching in indiana. and i havee my $50 $100 for documented evidence. so far, none. zero. in indiana. i'm not saying done anywhere else. -- none anywhere else. you may have documented evidence and i would like to hear about it. sayy, i want to quickly that the klan did engage in significant levels of threat and intimidation. after all, part of the reason for the mask and the rope is to i

. >> lashana lynch as the new 007? the news has us shaken and stirred.bond cast in jamaica where the london-born actress with jamaican roots was. >> to do that in jamaica, which has always been a part of my soul is slightly bizarre to be honest. >> she's apparently a new character taking over as the most debonair spy. it begins with bond being pulled out of retirement. >> i think i have done enough. people are going to get sick of the sight of me. someone shouelse should have a . >> lynch beat out a long list of people who were talked about being the next 007 like idris ellb, chris hemsworth and even charlize theron. >> why would you put me on the spot? you got the job. because i'm not going to take that job away from you. >> so great and monumental and i'm here for it. >> amen, amen. >>> coming up -- is kristen bell in a good place for tomorrow's primetime emmy nominations. actually surprised though that the knicks were so talked about so much just really i think was just you know they're still kind of considered a marquee franchise. the only in new yor

that is even harris, they give america merrill lynch.his is bloomberg. ♪ is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: time now for our etf friday segment. leveraged etf's have long been popular with short-term traders. with increasing scrutiny, they are starting to move away. here is our etf analyst with bloomberg intelligence. who are the largest providers of these leveraged etf's in the u.s.? >> there are two big providers, pro-shares and direction funds. they got into this early on and carved out a nice niche. this lineup has been pretty profitable for these firms. leveraged etf tend to be higher in fees. they have a dedicated trading crowd. what we are seeing more and more is these firms are trying to reduce their dependency on leveraged products and trying to ofeal to the core crowd residential investment advisors. firms: why might these want to move away from these types of strategies? >> i think there are two big things that feed into this. one is scrutiny. even though leverage is popular with the traders, they tend to come under a lot of scrutiny fro

. >>> marshawn lynch throws a party for the youth of oakland with a surprise, a special guest that not many people were expecting. >>> the fog is back, also drizzle in san francisco. i'll show you exactly how much of this you'll encounter on that morning commute. this is fred. he's dancing like nobody's watching. and because all of the devices on fred's wifi network are protected with xfinity xfi, except for millions of you, of course. wait, millions of people are watching? yeah. we're making a commercial. if it's connected, it's protected with xfinity xfi. now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity delivers the best in-home wifi experience. plus, add xfi advantage for enhanced network security. click, call or visit a store today to learn more. >>> it is being called a medical miracle. a young woman born without a uterus gives birth to a baby. it is the first time in the united states a woman has given birth after receiving a uterus transplant. i america and only the sontransplanted from a donor. >> it went very well and it was not as complex as we anticipated, which is obviously someth

he's an award-winning teacher and the author of many books including eli lilly, lynching in the heartland. race and memory in america. and slinging doughnuts for the boys and american woman in world war ii. his most recent book is hoosiers, a new history of indiana, which is on display outside. for many years he co-edited the indiana university press series midwestern history and culture, which included a book he edited entitled comparative history's of the midwestern states. jim says he's very proud, in a modest hoosier way that the midwest mystery association bestowed on him the lifetime achievement award. i have known jim many years, is since i was a student, his student back at indiana university and i'll testify that he has solid midwestern values, unfailing kindness, decency, unflagging work ethic and solid common sense. jim represents the best of what it means to be midwestern but he's never roman tied midwestern history. we pride ourselves on being nice, but we don't always live up to that ideal. so today jim will be speaking on a darker side of the midwestern past. he'll be talki

to thethink back exonerated five, the central boys, goinghe young out of your way to ask for lynching for five innocent young and to have the full support of society and the media to say this is ok, someone is just angry to be calling for lynching of young people, it makes us recognize how we got here today. because for so long, we have excused all of it to say, someone is angry, someone is speaking out of turn, someone is a victim of this, so we will allow them to say this. and we forget that this system of oppression that continues to build, and continues to other so many of us and vilify us in the process to almost eliminate our existence in many aspects of society. me, think, at least for it's not that i am going to allow it to distract me, but i am interested in unmasking it and taking it to task. because if we don't fully confront it and push people, we are going to be stuck here for another generation or two. i don't think i can withstand allowing my children and their children to exist in the pain that i have existed in, and others like me have existed in this country. [applau

gm john lynch led the team along with fans in a moment of silence for the shooting victims.you can see, a lot of the players went down on their knees. others just bowed their head in silence for 30 seconds. lynch says the 49ers wanted to send a message to the south bay community saying that they really did have the community's back. >>> okay, let's try to turn to a lighter story today. red hot giants taking little break from the diamond, no game today. that didn't stop the players, though, from building on their team chemistry. giants had a theme for the flight to philadelphia. every player dressed up as pablo sandoval. check it out there. that meant loud clothes, some big jewelry, big glasses. you can see the panda in the middle smiling and enjoying the whole thing. he had a white button down shirt, some gold chains. he said it was cool to share the flight with 24 other pandas. very cute. >>> we're back with more in a moment. here's one you guys will like. show me making it. oh! i got one. the best of amy poehler. to search for something that you're not in. show me parks an

felicia jones, kim lynch, chris hansen. norma garcia and natalie. >> thank you supervisors for bringing this forward and for acknowledging our ancestors. we are visitors on the land. i work for indian health. i am a san francisco resident. it is important that we have a representation for the native community. i was asked to come in and support this. we have one of the richest cities and largest populations of native people represents over 500 nations in san francisco. we ask that you give us a voice. thank you. >> chair mar: next speaker. >> i am jeffrey. i am a graduate of the dare program. i want to explain the importance of the rights we have done. i came in to represent adult probation and tara anderson is representing the district attorney's office. we were able to form the criminal justice equity statement where it was accepted at the reentry, community corrections partner ship as well as juvenile coordinating council and criminal justice equity statement and war group notes and steps for action. this work is needed.

lynch will be the first black woman to play the role.he movie is due out next year. >> trevor: oh, hell, yeah! ( cheers and applause ) 007 is going to be a black woman! are you serious? this is so dope! yeah, because she's probably going to kick ass as much as he did and this will be the first movie where we see die of a lethal dose of side-eye. really, when the villain captures her, i have one question for you, 007. can i touch your hair, please? i never saw that, before, wow! my favorite part is when the bad guys are chasing, stop the black lady -- not because she's black! just because she has blue pluto. if i didn't want to kill her, that would be racist. ( laughter ) speaking of women making waves. aoc, ayanna, rashida, ilhan, aka the squad. ( cheers and applause ) ever since the democrats took the house, these women have taken the lead in calling trump out. yesterday the president hit back in the most trumpy way imaginable. >> president trump has sparked a storm of outrage after a series of racist tweets targeting members of congres

someone isjust angry to be calling for lynching of young people . makes us recognize how we got here today, because for so long we have to excuse all of it to say someone is angry. someone's taking outof turn . you know, someone is a victim of this so we're going to allow them to say this and we forget that this system of oppression that continues to build and continues to other so many of us and vilify us in the process to almost eliminate our existence in many aspects of society. and so i think at least for me, it's not that i'm going to allow it to distract me i'm interested in unmasking it and taking it to task because if you don't fully confronted and push people, we're going to be stuck here for another generationor two . and i just, i don't think i can withstand allowing my children and their children to exist in the pains that i've existed in and many others like me have existed him in this country. [applause] >> thank you representative omar. i'd like to turn now to kzhir khan and hear your reflections on this issue and how we grapple with

. >> "the daily mail" reports british actress lashana lynch will be the next 007 as james bond playedy daniel craig goes into retirement. she will reportedly be introduced in the next bond film. >> you may recognize lynch from "captain marvel." one insider calls her appearance as 007 a popcorn dropping moment. history right here. >> this is empowering. a lot of times with the history of these movies, the women are demeaned. they are not the main character. >> sidelined. yeah. >> here they're doing it right. >> did we look more like charlie's angels? >>> the wimbledon tournament wrapped up with some memorable moments on sunday. >> woody harrelson watching a lengthy match. he tried to get back to his seat but was forced to wait behind a guard. a perfect time for a sip of wine. woody's antics and facial expressions went viral online with millions of views. >> meanwhile, novak joke witch celebrated his wimbledon title by picking up grass and eating it. that's a personal tradition marking his second consecutive wimbledon championship. >> congratulations. >>> so a wedding photographer is be

change in the james bond movie series double 7 is fairly getting a facelift and a new gender shot a lynch is reportedly taking over the role as the legendary british agent, according to the el craig, the most recent bond is called back for retirement and then introduced to lynch's new character but fear not bond traditionalist lynch isn't the new bond but she will take over his secret agent number once bond leave see organizations stay tuned. >>yes, well it's a whole new spin on enter sandman metallica's releasing a children's book titled the abc's of metallica we'll tell in alphabetical rhymes the history. one of the most popular heavy metal bands of all time. the band unveiled the book's cover on its website and social media channels metallica says some of the proceeds will go to its nonprofit organization but supports workforce, education and hunger prevention. if you're interested in sending your kids off to never never land. the book comes out in november. but it's available for preorder now don't forget to say your prayers. and yet often never never less right only this really get a

british actress lashana lynch, the woman on the far right there, isn't only appearing in the new jamesalong with daniel craig, she might be taking over the iconic 007 identity. what? who gets the aston martin? let's bring in contributor and host of "entertainment tonight" michelle turner. explain for us the distinction between 007 and the character of james bond. they're not one and the same, right? >> no. bond is bond and daniel craig will still be playing james bond in the film. 007 is the code name for the agent, and so reportedly lashana lynch will be a new 007. daniel craig has said that this is his last bond film. he's done. he wants to retire and he wants to give it up so there's been a lot of speculation about who will take over the franchise because of course, there are still movies to be made. there was speculation that it could be idris elba, krims hemsworth and charlize theron was thrown in for a minute and reportedly it will be lashana lynch, a black woman the first time ever a woman or an african-american being able to play a 007, to be able to step into this role so it's

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if you look at what lynch says lynch says there is liability all over the world you would never buy a3m again if you read his piece i think his piece is too negative, but i understand 3m is going to have to address this p fast litigation for more aggressively than they have so far as it is the stock has been tough. lynch with tusa, big bears on ge, now he's really said, remember, tusa doesn't like 3m either i think that this chemical cross hairs piece makes you feel like it is wr grace -- >> some corporations that fight these things for years and come out with a far smaller liability than anticipated and then there are others, think monsanto now. >> asbestos. i think this is too negative this is litigation >> all right we'll keep an eye on shares of 3m, which weakened a little bit. opening bell, though, five minutes away stay with us on "squawk on the street." so ...how are you feeling? on a scale of one to five? one to five? it's more like five million. there's everything from happy to extremely happy. there's also angry. i'm really angry clive! actually, really angry. thank you. but

. >> reporter: when he posted the disz rbing open casked image of kid lynched and beaten in 1945.nking of till when she refused to give up her seat, rosa parks. what happens if it goes into private hands? if it goes into -- oh -- >> reporter: are you okay? >> you still get emotional because you feel a connection because of of what they have covered over the years. >> reporter: a history preserved in time heading to an unknown place. adriana diaz, cbs news, chicago. >>> and that's the ovnite news for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. ♪ >>> welcome took the "overnight news" i'm elaine quijano. president trump is responding to new acusitions of racism. in a tweet he criticized maryland representative, elijah cummings. he described the majority black district in the baltimore area as a disgusting rat infested mess. >> reporter: president trump defended his twitter tirade against maryland congressman elijah cummings saying sunday there is

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halifax mp holly lynch said the numbers are still too high.next few minutes, we'll be hearing from two emergency workers, both of whom have been victims of violence, as well as the labour mp holly lynch who campaigned for the legislation. stay with us for that. at least 20 people are reported to have died in a fire at an animation studio in the japanese city of kyoto. eyewitnesses described a loud explosion followed by an inferno that rapidly engulfed the building. a man has been detained and taken to hospital with injuries. a bbc investigation has found a big increase in the number of primary school children being referred to mental health services. freedom of information requests reveal a near 50% rise over three years in referrals from pupils aged 11 and under. the royal college of psychiatrists says the figures are deeply worrying. the department for education says it is determined to improve mental health support. new drivers could be banned from travelling at night as part of plans to improve road safety in england. the department for tr

wells at the turn of the 20th century was telling really important and different stories about lynching than those what in power were telling and her stories became really foundational and important in our collective memory about the role lynching he has played in our nation but con temporarily media makers, ordinary people, activists are using new technologies to similarly attempt to intervene in the record and tell new stories from the perspectives of those communities and create new narratives and encourage the public to think differently about some of the taken for granted questions. as i mentioned, and i always dig in on this, that's part of larger products. that's part of larger organizing projects and libtory projects that you sometimes see online but often you don't. they're playing one role in sort of asking us as a nation to reimagine some of these stories. so an example of this in the forthcoming book #activism, which i collected with moya bailey, we look at a couple of different cases of #ak vctivism and everybody at this point heard of the #metoo, right? even #metoo there w

times but it's cool when you say you're dealing with it by just being yourself how do you mean by lynch because i think one of the hardest things especially being in the european parliament in such an establishment like that when everyone dresses the same all wherever you just kind of about the way they interact and behave for me the biggest challenge was being myself and been unapologetically myself and think you know what i'm not going to betray my car if i am going to say who i am because this is what got me elected so when i was standing as a and he counted it when i was loaded basically people wanted authenticity people need to see themselves in their politicians and in their representing their representatives so for me as i write this is how i stood this hour on my election and i'm in space going to be me and of course i'm respectful i just want to me in lots of people who was the point of the one and for me it's the issues that i'm out of the most inaccessible of the the climate change rather than be the immigration refugio crisis at the moment this is the issues i want to face a

going out of your way to ask for lynching innocent young men and to have the full support of societyand the media to say somebody is just angry to be called lynching for young people makes us recognize how we got here today. because we have excused all of that that somebody is speaking out of turn so we will allow them to say this and we forget that this system that continues to vilify us in the process to eliminate our existence in many aspects of society. so at least for me i will not allow for that to distract me but i'm interested in taking it to task because if we don't confront it we will be stuck here for another generation and i don't think i can withstand allowing my children and their children to exist in the pains that i have existed in and many others like me have existed in. [applause] >> thank you representative. next what are your reflections on the same issue and how we grapple with that quick. >> before i share my sentiment and my thoughts, i wish to pay tribute to representative omar. honorable. [applause] i am okay now. they say don't worry about the headwind. it b

"the daily mail" reports that the 25th bond film will reveal lashana lynch. there was talk of alva. thanks to our international viewers joining us. for our u.s. viewers, "early start" continues right now. ♪ >>> trump launching a racist attack on four democratic lawmakers, telling them, to go back to the countries they're from, even though they're all american. >>> raids to round up thousands of undocumented immigrants are under way. >>> millions under flash flood watches in the mississippi valley, as barry makes its way north. >>> how about a win for the ages. djokovic breaking records. >> what does the grass taste like? >> fresh. >> i'm dave briggs. monday, july 15th. 5:00 a.m. in the east. why was #racistinchief trending on sunday? here's why. democrats fighting back after president trump attacked four minority democratic lawmakers, telling them to go back to their country. the racist tweet underlining the use of the oval office for bigotry. the president writing, in part, why don't they go back and fix the broken and crime-infested places from which they came. >> trump is wrong.

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>> through the chair, laura lynch, yes, the other centers reviewed by the city did receive cat go gor cal exemption. >> can you talk about the relationship green this project and the additional restrictions and review requirements that might fall in under that district? >> through the chair, joy evert, district number 3 does provide for projects that are principlably permit and projects that require conditional use by the planning commission. it provides things such as conformance with the waterfront land use plan and design access plan. it and i requires any buildingst taper down into the barcadaro and provides open public space and consistent with the character of the vicinity. the planning department did determine that the project was principleblprinciple permitted s not conflict with district number 3. port staff is here to answer any questions. >> any other uses on port property not subject to the additional review from the waterfront design adviser's committee? >> we have not had the design review for any temporary projects. the stine review is for permanent projects. it's about