at home with his wife, chrissy, his 4-year-old daughter luna, and 2-year-old son miles.e from new york he in l.a. i sensed that luna was not happy about the interview because we had to shut down her movie to do it ♪ baby, breathe >> reporter: for john legend, life under lockdown means music is now a family affair >> hi, luna. ♪ just breathe >> thank you for helping me. i'm sorry to disturb your day. everyone is mad at you, willie >> better make this fast i'm under the wrath of luna. what has it been like for you guys we kept track of you on instagram, chrissy's instagram. >> desperate for content over here no, honestly, so much of it has been about keeping the kids entertained. chrissy is so good at it >> reporter: somewhere in the middle of all that family time, legend finished a new album titled "bigger love. ♪ we got a bigger love >> we've been working on the album since before the pandemic really took off in america i think some of the songs actually feel right in this moment as people are trying to emerge from what's been a really tough spring, i think they'll be pr

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state thanks the kind of information not the public chrissy from from the press the website is u. s. press freedom tracker which tracks press freedom violations has counted more than three hundred incidents since the start of the protests. to iran now a new report on the wildfires that hit the beautiful zagros mountains in the southwest between may twenty second and june second here's our side. the local battle for twelve days to extinguish wildfires pretty good through the design process mom things with little to no equipment. they were forced to use the tree branches to tap down the flames and vitamins activists like are already have criticized authorities for failing to provide adequate. resources to fight the fires. malina centers on a seventy like a town chinese them with one of the little next year gift a simple dennis okay in. bottom that mislaid could be done it and of the- shape is and a group of men of a social north that'll do them back and locally interstitial homes the cat and then went on with us you can it. this could have pushed it out of the post test me seventeen

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ultimately it will benefit from it and there's a couple of reasons for that the biggest is this that as chrissy just rightly said was born out of the original 2008 financial crisis which is going to pale in comparison to what's happening right now because even though we did see the beginning of the q.e. secure we won in $2.00 and $3.00 that was just the very beginning it was nothing compared to what we're seeing right now the federal reserve has overstepped its bounds so immensely in the last few months it's absolutely incredible the printing of u.s. dollars right now is staggering and how the fed the federal government is treating all of this is simply to say we just need to print more and print faster and so i think what we're ultimately going to see is it's not just big coin that will benefit from this one thing that's come out of that coin are these alternative coins as they're called old coins that really have different kinds of functions so when people say crypto currency it all sounds like why. big basket of the same thing competing versions of the same thing it's really not in reality t

we're going to surpass this $10000.00 or we're going to fall back but at this point in the end what chrissie just said is critical here that there is so much kind of volume right now and momentum behind what's happening with bitcoin not a rush like we saw in 2017 of new people jumping in but a holding firm of where we've been but i don't think we're going to see it slip back i think we're going to see it move beyond that 10000 mark breakthrough that ceiling and then head towards 12000 so essentially it's people who have already. planned for a long time who are further investing in it right. but it's also not it's not this money flipping scheme that we saw in 201720178 lot of people jumped in because they heard about this thing where if you invest today it'll be worth twice as much tomorrow you have a lot of that that is gone that's been kind of shed from the market and with good reason and now we're in a much more stable place well kristie earlier this year san diego based silver state bank which boasts $2300000000.00 in total assets well began owing its customers to apply for loans collater

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celebrities like chrissy teigen, steve ca carell, seth rogen have all donated to the fund.embers of joe biden's presidential campaign staff have also donated. they're pretty well heeled, huh? joining us tonight burgess owens, super bowl champion nfl player, author, republican candidate for utah's 4 congressional district, and i might add great american. it is great to see you, burgess. >> thank you, lou. lou: i wish the times were -- thank you. i wish the times, the circumstances were different, but the circumstances in some ways aren't even being portrayed on it's. we're watching rioting, looting, arson, everything that should not be here if people are really honoring a man who was killed, as i said earlier in this broadcast, i think one of the most heinous acts of any police officer in the country's history. i mean, it's horrible. >> yeah. lou: and yet all of that is lost in the way in which people are behaving and conducting themselves and being led, whether it's antifa or other left-wing groups. >> well, lou, first of all, this is one time that we can truly say as a uni

he and his wife, crust city teigen -- chrissy teigen, have pushed to defund the police. the former vice president perhaps may be willing to say more in private luxury homes located in liberal safe havens such as hollywood rather than in public and in front of prying television cameras. and then there's the conversation about reparations for slavery. during a town hall event with the naacp, biden was pressed several times to express his support. here's how he responded. >> if, in fact, a calculation comes to you that you are satisfied with, would you then say i'm for reparations? >> the answer would depend on what it was and will it include native americans as well. lou: well, if we're including native americans in reparations discussions, then why not add other groups? how about sending money to families of those who fought and died in the union army to free the slaves? the democrats are likely to ignore that part of the equation as it is somewhat difficult for them to synthesize that it wasn't just a revolt of the slaves that won the civil war. it was a revolt of a nati

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, the temptations, andy grammer yolanda adams, renée fleming, trace adkins brian stokes mitchell, chrissy anniversary of a capitol fourth. saturday july fourth, eight- seven central. only on pbs. ( ♪ ) (record scratching) ( ♪ ) ♪ >>> this campaign train is on a life-or-death mission. robert kennedy's fate as a presidential candidate now hangs on the outcome of the california primaries. his crowds have been good this memorial day in the sun-drenched san joaquin valley. >> bobby kennedy, having lost oregon, knew he had to win california, and that would be his ticket to the convention. >> kennedy is back among his people, and after the satisfied prosperity of oregon, which failed to respond to kennedy's approach, the senator is again turned on. >> he was a rock star. it gave him a kind of courage and power to keep going. >> part of our job, everybody had to wrap your arms around his legs so he wouldn't get pulled from the car by his admirers. >> he campaigns so hard that his -- his hand is swollen. he loses his voice. >> we're here in los angeles, and california, you have made it possible, a

at the department of justice, it may a whole set of charges against the police officers including chrissy to violate his right. rick: i'm sure you've heard the complaints that peaceful protesters this senseless violence is weakening their cause for justice and reform so what you say to the agitators and radicals and that's were perhaps drowning out the calls for change? >> they need to stop. this will stop from this behavior of the looting will stop. what we are releasing here is people are frustrated, they are tired into new york city many people are unemployed, one out of every five people live in poverty. you will see this play out in front of your eyes, people are taking advantage because of their economic situations. we have to get back as a country, to resolve in these underlying issues that caused this. we are seeing an explosion of not just what happened to george floyd but racism, discrimination of social economic issues, that's all taken place in front of our eyes right now. rick: it is unfortunate situation. i don't americans have been frustrated by being cooped up and i know a

model chrissy teigen donated $200,000. of president candidate joe biden's campaign staff said they donated to this type of cause. former democratic presidential candidate and former vp pick kamala harris took to twitter to support the minnesota freedom fund, if you're able to post bail for those protests on the ground in minnesota. but who are these protesters exactly? how many of them have criminal records? are they participating in the looting that is sadly coincided with the peaceful protests? in minnesota i will add, before sunset thousands gathered at the governor's mansion in st. paul. many were kneeling, bowing their heads. it was peaceful. but look across the country, whether they are good protesters or not, they have broken curfew. here in new york looters ransacked retail stores including as we lar talked about macy's flagship store a few blocks from me. sunday the neighborhood of soho completely ransacked. we've seen santa monica, california, also hit. here is the question, how do the celebrities know who was ar