it's tough. >> sergeant fred jones and linda webb of write training.ery much for creating a framework for talking about this. i think part of the problem sometimes is not knowing what the right words are to use. thank you for being part of the solution. lots of questions yet to be answered. remember to send your questions about police reform, email us, talk@msnbc.com or tweet us with the hash tag #msnbcanswers, share your questions, your stories, and we will answer some of your questions this time tomorrow. >>> before we go, we mentioned that that service is taking place in rayford, north carolina. the older brothers and sister of george floyd spoke ahead of that memorial service. here's part of what they said. >> i'll never hear his voice, i'll never hear his laughter, i'll never have his hugs or be able to tell him that i love him again and likewise him tell me the same. >> i don't go in and see him laying in hay coffin. it would drive me crazy forever. every time i close my eyes, that's what i would see, and i can't do that. >> the brother and siste

fred jones, legal counsel for the professional beauty federation of california, filed the first suit. >> we think they singled out a particular segment of our industry in defamatory terms. >> we're angry, frustrated and suffering. we need our nail salons to be open. >> reporter: but they're not open yet. now add another frustration. they have no idea what the guideline also be. >> i have the shields up. not only for my manicuring but pedicure. >> reporter: she has masks, sanitizer, a thermometer, but no love for the governor. >> for him to say that and to p pin point our business in a way he did is deplorable. >> reporter: that's plain talking from a frustrated industry. wayne freedman, "abc7 news." >>> during the pandemic, a lot of people have skipped or missed medical appointments. see how some local eye doctors figured out how to conduct an exam. >>> next, a historic ship may have survived that big fisherman i of metastatic breast cancer.e but i did pick clarity by knowing i have a treatment that goes right at it. discover piqray, a treatment that specifically targets pik3ca mutati

drinkers for example will be as has been suggested in social media the calling themselves mickey mouse fred jones or whatever giving their actual details because as we understand it there is no obligation to show any form of id so this histamines very much. to be questioned and we do have to ask why is england doing this now scotland is waiting for another 10 days also if it's safe not safe in scotland how does it say things and i want safeguards would you like to say. i think it's good that we the social distancing is going to continue and that certainly starts in pubs and restaurants should be wearing visors as well as face masks i think coming out to look down a bit too soon. and i'm hot leads from businesses that are going to the wall because of what's happening but it looks the way the government is doing is putting you know wolf a lot of responsibility on individuals to act responsibly but i could have a pediatrician dr corish he was part of a team that looked into the science behind the to me to rule he said the u.k. could see a 2nd spike as has been seen in other countries coming out of l

drinkers for example will be as has been suggested in social media the calling themselves mickey mouse fred jones or whatever rather than giving their actual details because as we understand it there is no obligation to show any form of id so the system is very much. to be questioned and we do have to ask why is england doing this now when scotland is waiting for another 10 days also if it's safe not safe in scotland how is it safe in england once i got what i like to think i think it's good that we're the sensual distancing is going to continue and certainly staff in pubs and restaurants should be wearing visors as well as face masks i think we're coming out of knock down a bit too soon i understand why and i'm heart bleeds for businesses that are going to the wall because of what's happening but it looks the way the government is doing is putting an awful lot of responsibility on individuals to act responsibly and unfortunately we've seen for example with how people rushed off to the beaches and to parks way before long before they should have done that that's putting too much responsibility in

. >> seth: i want to thank my guests atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms, and my friend, leslie jones fredere today because of blackout tuesday where the music industry pauses to silently protest police violence in the african-american community so this show will end silently stay safe. wash your hands. we love you. [ cheers and applause >> lilly: tonight on "a little late with lilly singh," kathryn hahn and jenny slate [ cheers and applause >> lilly, i just wanna say we're so excited to be here with you tonight. >> lilly: oh >> yeah. we have been dying to pitch a new opening song for your show to you >> yeah. >> lilly: oh wow. okay, i didn't eveknow you guys wrote music >> yes well, we've been doing it for years. >> yeah, it's a side gig >> you wanna hear it >> lilly: yeah okay, sure yeah >> okay. >> okay, great yeah >> okay. ♪ lilly singh she's a beautiful thing ♪ ♪ it's lilly sing she's a beautiful thing ♪ [ cheers and applause >> thank you so, what do you think? that's very good, ri

fred. >> powerful moments. boris sanchez, thank you so much. let's check in now with athena jones at lafayette square near the white house. looks like a very sizable crowd there, too. what's the tenor and tone? >> reporter: hi, fredricka. that's right. i'll have the cameraman tom jaret show more of this. we are gathered at what is renamed by the city black lives matter plaza, right outside the white house, talking the last couple days about the giant white lives matter painted in yellow on the street. people have been gathering here since the morning, hours ago. there's been a festive atmosphere and very diverse crowd. young, old, black, white, entire families. faith leaders out here. all of them hoping that this time these movements where they're having their voices heard will actually lead to some concrete change. among the folks who have gathered here i have with me jody horton from virginia and her daughter chloe murray. talk to me about why it was so important to be here. >> i thought it was so important to bring my daughter out here because she needs to see the change that i