simple pleasure that i'm enjoying now, sitting at the southern tip of the city of charleston in battery park, what have been unavailable to me , as a black charlestonian, during the jim crow era. because african-americans were excluded from the parks of the city. they were not allowed to recreate in them. and especially not in this location, which was really a premier location, a premier recreational area and the city. the only way african-americans could legitimately be in such a place as this, would be if they were in the employ of white people. commonlyassic and most -- most common example of this would have been black women who were nurse mates or caretakers for white children could bring the children here to the battery and take them for a walk, and so on. the proximity to, and having the charge of the white child, would give them a legitimate reason to be here. people really do not fully appreciate what the system is -- what it did. we call it a system of enforced racial separation, and it was. but the real curse of the problem -- the real crux of the problem was the system had a purpo

here is our interview at battery park, where he talked about the jim crow era. really unfolds progressively after the civil dramatically accelerates in the late 19th century in the early 20th century. system that we use the term jim crow to describe is a separation,che racial frequently by the law. initially, it was accomplished practice, ander late 1890's, bollards were passed to expand the system and enforce the power. for example, the simple pleasure that i am enjoying right now, ofting at the southern tip this part would have been unavailable to meet during the , becauseera african-americans were excluded from the parts of the city. they were not allowed to recreate in them, in particular this location, which was a premier recreational area in the city. the only way african-americans could be in such a place like this is if they were in the employ of white people, and the classic and most common example of this would have been black women who were nurse mates or ,aretakers for white children who could bring the children to the battery, take them for a walk,

of new york city and with the many properties he has built, particularly his historic effort in battery park 9/11. spirit ofdin on the new york. the spirit today has to be the fed meeting. there is no question about that. there will be a statement, then we will move on, and there will be questions. the question i will listen for more than anything is the view out of 2022. lisa: and what kind of guidance they give in terms of the data they are looking for to adjust monetary policy. right now the readthrough and stocks is up. although we are seeing the defensiveness lead. by defensive psy meteor pods sitting under your couch -- by defensive i mean the air pods under your couch. defensive is apple. of: we need an entire brace house.s at the keene dow futures up 43, they lag on a percentage basis. the s&p 500. almost a 1% move on the nasdaq futures, up 91 points. that is a history ordinary statistic -- that is a next-door an era statistic. extraordinary statistic. at 2:00, scarlet fu leads our fed coverage. stern as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets an

if you look at the island of manhattan and from 40th street down to battery park, down to the southern tip of the island, that is called the slaughterhouse district. there is a reason for that. there were in this area around 200 slaughterhouses working daily. taking the animals during live slaughtering in that district and throwing, about 55% of the animal back into these barrels that the wild hogs would come and eat out of. it must have been an amazing scene altogether. this is where the large markets were. this is the new jersey shore. this is washington market. the beef would be butchered and some of them would be hung on aisles. people at the time, reporters talked about these crimson curtains. they were lining the aisles of the market here. those were the quarters of beef hanging there for people to come around and buy. in 1866, what was amazing to me about this as well, there was an individual walking the streets as well selling cattle. he was from illinois. his name was william mccoy. he had an office there. he had two younger brothers back in springfield. joseph and james. it w

they say the trucks battery had died for parking for so long. and left it running for a short time in an effort to recharge the battery. that is when someone got inside and drove off. >> who would even want to take the whole business? you know? it's out of somebody's hands. >> officers are hoping surveillance video will help them find it. the truck is not hard to miss. they are asking anyone who spots it to give the police a call. >>> the secretary of defense says he is increasing efforts to increase the number of people of color in the armed forces. mark asper says he is creating a blue-ribbon panel that will be in charge of increasing racial diversity and making sure there is equal opportunity in all ranks of the u.s. military. he laid out his goals, released yesterday in a video to the entire department of defense. >> i recently shared with you, my pride being a member of the institution, the united states military, that embraces diversity and inclusion and rejects hate, bigotry and all unlawful discrimination in all forms. more often than no

they say the trucks battery had died after being parked for so long, they jumped it last night and left it running for a short time to recharge the battery . that's when someone got inside and took off . the owners are hoping surveillance video from the parking lot will provide some clues as to who took it . that truck is not hard to mid 24 feet long and 10 feet tall. anyone who spots it, please call emeryville police . >>> the mountain lion that was captured in san francisco has been released back into the wild . a team of veterinarians, the oakland zoo and examine the mountain lion, determined it was healthy . it was captured yesterday morning in oracle park . wildlife experts captured it with nets without the use of sedatives . not mine is young and they were concerned there might have been harmed by a tranquilizer . >>> still to come, we continue to monitor a protest in oakland in observance of juneteenth . more on the rally that's about to get underway outside of city hall, in 30 minutes . >>> plus . several states have record numbers of new coronavirus cases as experts now think f

the say the truck battery had died after being parked for so long so they jumped it last night and leftge the battery. they say that is when someone got inside and drove away. >> who would even want to take the whole business? out of somebody's hands? >> the owner say they're hoping the surveillance video from the parking lot will provide clues as to who took their truck. the truck is it's hard to miss. it is 24 feet long, and is 10 feet tall, they're asking anyone who has seen the truck to call and help police. they're going to resume rail service in august but they can expect something different. muni metro will return but the j, k, and outlines well be different. j trains will and that markets and church, the k and l lines will run together from the zoo to the balboa park station. muniz is longer and more reliable trains will run through the market street subway. the agencies it says it will the changes will result in better service overall even though it will mean more transfers for some passengers. >>> 8:18, from you need to the highways we go, and once again, we say hello to sal.

. >>> new at 11:00, the east bay regional parks is asking for your help after a string of sexual batteries along a popular walnut creek trail. police say this man inappropriately grabbed female joggers from behind. the attacks happened along iron horse trail near the intersection of jones road and treat boulevard. there have been six incidents so far. the most recent being today. police are asking anyone who saw the attacks or has information about this man to please call them. >>> okay. take a look at this picture. the fbi is asking for help finding this white van. they believe the van is connected to a deadly shooting that happened last friday night in oakland. the van is believed to be a ford e-250 or e-350 cargo van between 1997 and 2002. the fbi is asking for anyone who has photos or videos from that night to please turn them in. the person killed, dave underwood. he was a contract security guard for the federal government. he was patrolling the courthouse during the oakland protests last friday night when he was killed. it's unclear if the shooting is linked to that night's protest.

battery. that is when someone got inside and drove away. >> who would even want to take the whole business you know? >> the owners are hoping the surveillance video from the parking lot will help track down who stole the truck. this is not hard to see, it is 24 feet long and 10 feet tall. if you have any information call the emeryville police. >>> onehe is stepping down and how the city council reacted to that new making it easier and safer for californians to cast theito ensure that everyone can submit a pallet. >>> hirings and promotions san francisco police department are on hold right now, we will tell you how the mayor was to root out racism. >> america is having to take another look at skin color racism. >> today is juneteenth which has more significance which millions of americans are fighting to end racism. we will go over the history of juneteenth as marches are expected later today. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us. i am dave clark . >> good morning, i'm claudia, pam is off today. how are >> heas he look at a little bit cooler day for us and into the weekend. >> that is correct, it was pretty hot yesterday but we have been a lot hotter. the

car park, and when you think about different use cases, also affordability, and that is why we are working hard to make sure we are in a leadership position with batteryechnology. so that ev's are affordable for everyone. it will take a little longer period, but it will happen. >> i notice you have announced you are producing an electric van at some point in the future, to be 2021. will that replace automobiles, or is it a different part of what you're doing? say, ae have, i would limited business and commercial vehicles, and we see that as a huge opportunity as companies look at what their target for -- at with their carbon footprint is and the environmental moves they are going to make. if they have any part of their business that is a fleet need, all electric meeting those needs will be very important, and we can provide a good value equation with the cost of ownership. we see it is a huge opportunity. >> today as you look at general motors and the overall u.s. economy, are you comfortable that the u.s. economy can come back and you can do reasonably well? i assume you will not sell as many cars this year as last year. mary: i think it is a little

park, six atlanta police officers have been charged after a dramatic video showed authorities pulling two young people from a car saturday. four are charged with advocated assault, one charged with advocated battery. two were fired sunday. video shows police officers in riot gear and gas masks surrounding a car with a male driver with a female passenger. president trump -- and the outcry over the george floyd death, though presidential candidates plans and a nominee, plans to attend next week's memorial service for floyd in making this moment and the response to it the focus of his campaign. with increased rioting and looting, it is a delicate political balancing act. peter doocy has the story. >> joe biden's borrowing the rallying cry used by protesters upset about george floyd's dea death. >> i can't breathe. george floyd's last words, but they did not die with him. >> next week biden will attend the funeral in houston, until then he is pitching major changes to police tactics. >> congressman jeffries has a bill to outlaw the choke holds. congressmen put it on the president's desk in the next few days. >> that follows the comment about shooting suspects. >> the idea that instead of standing the

park and transitioning me them -- transitioning that will take time. when you look at use cases, affordability, that's why we are working hard to make sure we are in a leadership position with batteryy so it is available for everyone. it will happen. >> you have announced you are producing an electric van at some point in the future. automobiles orce a different part of what you are doing? a limited business now in commercial vehicles and we see that as an opportunity as companies look at their carbon footprint and environment told changes they will make -- environmental changes they will vehiclesing commercial that are all electric will be important and we think we can provide a good value inflation with the cost of ownership. we see this is a huge opportunity. motorse look at general and the overall u.s. economy, are you comfortable the economy can come back and you can do well this year? i assume you will not sell as many this year as last year. >> we think the market will be down this year in the u.s. but i think it is early to tell how it will rebound. there were different factors. throughnue to sell even the early months of covid, and we are starting to recover but we are not