we are welcoming back lori levy, spokesperson for the edd. thank you for coming back, lori. >> we appreciate getting the information out. >> that's great. you said you were2,000 pople to help services like processing claims. one of the biggest problems is people saying, i just can't get through. how is that going? are you catching up? >> first of all, update you on our hiring effort. you know, we were at record low unemployment in february, so we had low staff and low federal funding. fast forward now, this historic demand for benefits and we are getting more increased federal funding, so we are now in the process of hiring 4,800 new staff to come help us with the unemployment and insurance demand that we are dealing with. we're doing that in an expedited fashion. there's a great web page to give you the information about those positions that we're filling, all aimed at trying to help us increase capacity as much as possible to deal with this historic load. >> are you seeing any differences in the past week in terms of the claiming coming in

joining us is edd's lori levy. good to see you again again, lori, how are you? >> good, thank you. good to see you again too. >> thank you. i want to start with a case of a morgan hill man that's been getting a lot of attention since michael did a story on him. >> okay. >> i've completed my life savings. >> basically, he's saying he's been waiting, he's been waiting, there was the whole identity verification issue, which for him meant he sent it all in. his w-2, bank statement. id, and then it's been three months since that happened, and he's been waiting ever since. and that is the top story on our web sitie right now. this seems to be a case that applies to many. what is happening and why, after the identity verification, he's gotten nothing? >> i don't have the specifics of that particular case in front of me but i can personally say that's heartbreaking. we don't like to hear that at all, which is why we've been redirecting hundreds of people to help us with all aspects of this avalanche of claim load activity, in addition to hiring about 4800 people to help us bolster our abil

>> lori? can you tell me where your kids are? >> reporter: the couple under a cloud of suspicion for months after a string of deaths in the family. marrying in hawaii weeks after daybell's first wife died. vallow's husband killed last summer by her brother, who later died himself. friends and family insisting lori changed after meeting daybell, a religious author. after lori's arrest, daybell telling us the kids were safe. is there anything that you would like to say to people at all who are, number one, concerned about the kids or concerned about you and your wife, anything at all you want to say to them? >> just grateful for any support. >> reporter: tonight, j.j. and tylee's family saying, "we are filled with unfathomable sadness that these two bright stars were stolen from us, and only hope that they died without pain or suffering." lori vallow has pleaded not guilty to child abandonment. meantime, she and her husband are both being held on $1 million bail and, david, daybell is due back i

a shocking leaked tape, we hear lori lightfoot berate her cities over their concern for communities in the face of these violent protests, the men who took around in that call is here exclusively in moments. also tonight, two black police officers were fired from the atlanta pd for their actions during the protests, they are now suing the chief and atlanta's mayor, their lawyer is here to tell us why. end of the gross overreaction to individual acts of police brutality has spawned an effort to of course defund and dismantle the police. now democrats are struggling to try to differentiate themselves from the now core of the democrat party and what they really believe on this. rudy giuliani exposes it all. but first, choreographing chaos, that's the focus of tonight's angle. now, maybe you've noticed what i noticed, when they know the cameras are rolling, most democrats will go to great lengths to say how much they care about black people. yet weekend after weekend of horrific killings of african-americans in chicago, nary a peep from them. no demands that leadership be improved, that ca

what you just saw from lori lightfoot is a poor attempt at damage control because yesterday everyone in chicago and even today was talking about audio obtained by a local news station and it was from a may 31st conference call between lightfoot and the city alderman all of whom, by the way it on our democrats. alderman were literally crying and distraught over the horrendous destruction in their neighborhoods that they represent. >> my word is [bleep], cop cars burning, they put the bridges up, they are shooting at the police, it wasn't a protest, it wasn't a -- it wasn't anything like that, business owners are sitting there with [bleep] shotguns because they are scared somebody's going to come -- you know, what are we going to have left in our communities? >> nothing. nothing. >> you want to know something, i worked really hard over the last seven years and now i feel like i am 5 feet back, five steps back. >> i'm ground zero, that's how i feel about it. my major business district is just shattered. you lose the two biggest icons why would walmart or cvs come back to our community?

vallow but especially lori's brother, alex cox.gs from his cell phone place cox with vallow and the kids at yellowstone on september 8, the last time 17-year-old tylee was seen alive. at 2:40 the following morning, pings show cox inside his sister's home and later in daybell's backyard for two hours. just 14 minutes after cox leaves, daybell texts his family. "i spotted a big raccoon. one shot did the trick. he's now in our pet cemetery." identical cox made an identical trip on september 23r trip on september 23. one day after seven-year-old j.j. was last seen. sources tell cbs news cox acted as a henchman. according to the affidavit, vallow and daybell were on a doomsday mission to "rid the world of zombies." investigators may never know the full story. cox died suddenly in december. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, los angeles. >> o'donnell: the story keeps getting stranger. all right. coming up next, from pepperoni to p.p.e., a pizzeria reinvents itself to fight the pandemic. >> if you can't watch the "cbs evening news," you can li

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lori, otherwise known as cult mom is in jail for nonsupportive dependent children. chad will be back in court july 1st. >> amendment is underway for a man suspected of ambushing sheriff's deputies in california, shooting one in the head. mason james we are accused of opening fire on a police station, when deputies responded they were met with a hail of bullets. >> requesting you come in blacked out, they are taking fire. >> the winter deputy was dragged to safety by his partner. he is in serious but stable condition with a bullet lodged in his head. >> we had an unprovoked attack on local law enforcement and in my opinion act of a coward. >> investigators also believe lire is linked to the murder of a homeless man at a nearby train station. >> one of the former cops charged in the murder of george floyd is out on bond, thomas lane posted 750,$000 to be released with conditions. is one of three officers charged with aiding and abetting second-degree murder, as minneapolis police chief says you cannot share body cam video the rest because the fbi is now investigating.

a heartbreaking end to the 9-month search for the missing children of lori vallow, the remains found on her property are the remains of her children, a judge holds chad daybell on $1 million bail. >> the pain you feel when you watch something like this. it is on you to make sure their death is not in vain. >> the brother of george floyd urging congress to act during an emotional hearing on police reform. solutions on both sides of the aisle taking shape. we are live in washington. >> i'm so thrilled to meet you face-to-face like this, i'm so inspired by you and we thought we should deliver more beer than you could possibly drink. >> grab a beer and relax, message of unity from these best friends that caught brad paisley's attention, "fox and friends first" starts right now. >> you will definitely want to stick around for the unity root beer story and with that good morning to all of you, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. jillian: let's get to this fox news alert. the family of lori vallow says remains found on her farm belonged to her sons jj and kylie. to

lori, good morning to you.t gift idea for the husbands and i'll remove the box for the big reveal. what's the first one here? walk us through it. >> so amazing clubs.com. i believe -- i can't see you, but i believe you're looking at some cheese and hot sauce over there, aren't you? >> yep. >> okay, great. and i have bacon here. and what we love about amazingclubs.com, they have over 42 different clubs that you can choose from. you can tailor to any budget. whatever dad or the husband or the grandpa, whatever, they have it. so you can do a variety club. if somebody likes lobster and steak, do that. they start at $17.95 a month and they go up, and really there's something for everyone here, and what a lot of people at home will really love is this is a great gift if you are a procrastinator because you can order it even on father's day morning, and they'll get a certificate saying that for the next three or six or even 12 months, they're going to get one of these delivered to their door every month. >> oh, come o

. >> the husband of lori fellow hauled away in handcuffs after grisly discovery at his idaho home. the breaking filaments the search for his kids jj and kylie who have not been seen since september. >> i'm very troubled by it but i'm not going to characterize it behind that. >> william barr sounding the alarm about what is inside the durham pro. what he just revealed to fox news about some very familiar faces. "fox and friends first" starts now. >> a very good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. heather: thank you for starting the day with us. >> and is our the police brutality will take center stage at a house hearing as calls grow to defend police nationwide. george floyd's brother set to testify one day after an emotional funeral, floyd is laid to rest in houston. rob: madison in minneapolis where this started, good morning. >> a hearing set to begin at 2:00 eastern, virtual and in-person testimony that police brutality needs to examine the crisis of racial profiling, police brutality in the police department, the white house is working

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lori, you have recently done a survey of investors. you are picking up on some bearishness cropping up. i'm not sure how to interpret that because on the one hand bearishness might imply that there could be pressure to go lower. on the other hand that might imply that's healthy after the kind of run we had,ed up you would expect to see somebody to sell >> if you go back to our march survey, what we saw was that the level of bullishness on the stock market was one of the highest readings we had in the history of our survey. that told us things were scary in terms of fundamentalings and news flow. they sort of knew inherently this was that point in time was the right time to buy the market they stepped in to help contribute to the rally. now what we see it's not that everybody is bearish the bearishness is starting to pick up where where we were last quarter and the bulls have fallen down sharply. now, what is extremely in our survey is the percent who say valuations are expensive and that hit a new survey high what's that telling me as

, thank you great to see you >> lori, rbc guy adamy and of course, tomorrow is the big jobs report. >re it is. all over the map and quite frankly, if you told me what the numbers would be right now i think i have a 50/50 shot in understanding where the marks are and i don't think we have any edge whatsoever because quite frankly, i don't know what's a good number and what's a bad number what i will say is this, 2750 is where i thought the s&p would stop on the upside on the 2800 level so i understand where she's getting that, number one, number two, she brings up valuations and i do think valuations matter and right now even if i assume it, it's 24 times and who knows what it will look like next year and to your point that you've made about pay cuts and layoffs nobody wants to say it and i'm not sure any ceos want to say it right now in this environment, but behind closed doors you can rest assured that they're talking about how do we reduce head count and how do we reduce compensation that's absolutely going on and nobody can tell me otherwise none of that, by the way is particularly

lori and jeff watch the video of their argument and identify a few of the 4 horsemen. in 75 percent of the time or more that we are going to be missing each other we're going to be grumpy we're going to be tired and we're not the master of our emotions in those particular moments in time that just means we need to repair we need to be saying i'm sorry that came out wrong or i need a break or i'm feeling crumby right now. for lori and jeff this is just the start of their therapy but the 1st day has given them hope that not all is lost it helps me feel more in some ways that flicker of a connection comes back when we talk about it it does peel away some of the layers that have built up over it i have just feeling bogged down and weary and sometimes . it's good to have a little help thinking through how you can stay close be it be a team. partner. however many relationships simply suffer from not enough sex ironic attraction generally decreases during the 1st 5 years this is completely normal but if the sexual desire for a partner disappears completely then often love dis

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gymnast simone biles and lori hernandez.. so simone, how have you been staying active and training? >> yes. so, our gym just opened up two weeks ago after having two months off, so we're trying to get back into the swing of things. it wasn't easy. but before that, we had to do zoom workouts. >> zoom workouts. that certainly changes things. lori, speaking of workouts, we actually have some video of you and your new coach trying to do a beam routine on the rug. >> yeah. when the lockdown hit, i was trying to run some skills on my rug, but at some point my dog just kept getting in the way. i was cool with it, though. >> wow. your dog looks like a very good coach. >> she's great, yeah. it's great. >> you know, a lot of kids are missing big events, birthdays, graduations, summer camps. you guys missed a big event as well. how did you feel when you found out that the summer olympics in tokyo were going to be postponed? >> i think honestly every athlete will probably agree, you know, it was a good choice to at least delay it. >> ma

we'll start with the mayor and i'll have you call mayor of tampa. >> thank you lori. thank you very much president barnett to participate in this group. before i make a few brief comments, i want to point out that mayor lightfoot has done the lion's share of this work and this really is a brilliant work. and something we can all put into action in our communities. i thank you very much i think everyone else as well from the law enforcement side having been in law enforcement for 31 years, the beginning of the statement here are the principles we look at in law enforcement space for modern culture that was back in the 1800s if you read through those they apply today. so a lot of the answers i've been there for some time but difficulty in implementing those on a can tenuous basis. so first and foremost the redefining of local police safety is critically important. we are going to have to do that on a national level. in the trump legitimacy has no power in their community unless there is trust on the basis of the residents they serve. do quality, due process, accountabil

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lori calls this moment in their lives beful chaos. as a parent, what is the most difficult for you?ing jack online three to four times a day, finding the link in the email that the therapist sent for that day, texting work saying ok, i'm sorry, i will five minutes late to that zoom. and you know, the doorbell ringing. it is mad. >> we kind of chill. >> harold. laura: jack and lori hope they will be back in scol in person this fall, seeing his bus driver and his beloved teachers. jack is waiting patiently for the school bus schedule to arrive. just as jack is missing out on summer camp, so students gruating high school are robbed of the parties and big celebrations. instead, they get a zoom ceremony. a photographer was struck by that sense of loss at his daughter's high school in virginia. so he took portraits of all 500 graduating students for a photo essay he calls "not forgotten." ♪ >> go that way, one little step. the original intent was to try and capture a little bit of loss. so the baseball player sitting on the porch tossing himself a baseball with nowhere to go. the swimmer

their mother, lori vallow, is behind bars after authorities say she claimed j.j.ith a friend out of state and claimed tylee had died last year even though her husband, chad daybell, said in february that the children were safe. >> chad, lori, can you tell me where your kids are? where is j.j.? >> reporter: but on tuesday police arrested daybell after searching his property. dozens of investigators including police and fbi scouring the farm with dogs and digging for hours before uncovering an unidentified body. >> oh, my gosh. >> they've got him arrested. >> they've legit got chad daybell arrested. >> reporter: daybell seen here getting handcuffed on the side of the road was arrested after allegedly trying to run from police. >> we saw a car fly past us, and there were a couple of cops behind it following him. they got him to pull over then several other cop cars arrived shortly after. >> rep ofinand destroying evidence.of tis linked to disappeaof vallow's two children, but it comes after a long line of suspicious deaths in daybell's and vallow's families including

the mom lori is charged with desertion and nonsupport of her children and now the charges against her husband allege he concealed the remains some time between september of last year. and june this month. his bail has been set at million. >>tonight ford motor company is recalling 2.15 million cars over a potentially faulty door latch issue. the company says that's because in question may have a all the spring in the door that keeps it from closing completely. ford says if you have to keep trying to shut the door repeatedly there is potential for that door to an latch while you're driving. the recall affects 10 different vehicle models. if you want to know more just head to our website kron 4 dot com for a full list. some good news for parents and disney enthusiast's disneyland park and is to be california adventure in anaheim will reopen on july 17th and we all know vicki loves july 7 right yeah can't wait july 17th actually marks the 65th anniversary of the first day the park opened. >>the downtown disney district in the meantime will reopen on july 9th capacity will be limited in or

and i support them. >> chicago mayor lori lightfoot. thank you so much, mayor, for taking some time for us tonight. >> my pleasure. and i know you care about our city. so thank you, chris. >> tremendous amount. >>> still ahead, yet another night of protests in cities across the country. our coverage of those and the president's failing and flailing response, that's next. dear freshpet, tank was overweight and had no energy. until freshpet... put the puppy back in my dog. ♪ we all know customers can save big. [ cellphone chimes ] um, so, we're talking 24/7 protection. as it -- [ cellphone chimes ] [ clears throat ] mara, hello. [ cellphone clicking ] yeah? we can see you on your phone. oh, my bad. you can continue. [ clicking continues ] [ cellphone chimes ] i think she's still on the phone. [ cellphone chimes ] you say that customers maklet's talk data.s. only xfinity mobile lets you switch up your wireless data whenever. i accept! 5g - everybody's talking about it. how do i get it? everyone gets 5g with our new data options at no extra

to state it's looking at these live pictures from inside the church this is the funerals for george lori let's see if we can just listen in. for a couple minutes of what is being said in song justice. joining us now. continuing coverage of the funeral of the african-american george floyd if you're all taking place right now in houston texas. african-american children she would say go under the need of a white police officer in minneapolis his death has sparked protests around the world people calling for a change into racism and police brutality we will continue our coverage of this funeral at the top of the we will also have in-depth coverage tonight the day. for all of us here thanks for the company i will see you again at the top of the. pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. ground information. 19 special.

lori and jeff have been together for more than 20 years. but they feel that the deep love and passion they once shared has started to fade like to tell you about. for the next 8 hours kerry call will observe laurie and jeff's interactions. with laurie and jeff are being wired up and then they'll have a conversation about a topic that tends to result in a conflict electrodes will record how strongly they react to each other how angry they become how stressed they feel kerry listens and observes. she'll use the data to analyze the argument and compare it to what she could see in the couple's facial expressions. she's looking for signs of annoyance and contempt. handling disagreements in a healthy way is a challenge for all couples. i don't know why i'm digging my heels in here but i'm digging my heels in and jeff you sad i can't remember what we were fighting about it was probably nothing and you're absolutely right because couples fight about nothing but underneath that nothing was a real important something for each one of us and that's wha

lori: good morning and thanks for having me on. i think it is well-managed., coronavirus was a novel virus. so the medical system has to deal with how to treat the patient's. three months later, they are dealing with the patients very different than it was three months ago. they just have to have high enough icu beds to treat the ,ext surge and once it happens since it is happening in many cities right now, things should get back to normal. tom: what is the differential between the cities of the sun belt now grievously affected, versus a big urban medical systems of new york, boston, and for that matter, washington as well? andthe hospitals the same managed care systems of the same around the nation, or you have an insight of what the sunbelt is in for? a bigvery major city has non-for profit system and are a for profit system. the difference between the northeast is we were hit by the coronavirus first. hospital systems had to shut down quickly because they were not prepared. good thing about the sunbelt is they shut down at the same time the northeast did a

chicago held a conference call to talk about response to the widespread looting on the call where lori lightfoot and all 50 chicago alderman and all the women including aldermen raymond lopez who accused the mayor of being on prepared saying his ward has become a virtual war zone. >> what happens when they go after renters into the neighborhoods? once they break down people's doors? they've got gang bangers with ak-47s right now. >> reporter: alderman lopez demanded a response from the mayor and got one including her telling him, 100% full of blank. alterman jumped in to say many people in the city were listening to the call including children. shannon: on the east coast bill diblasio taking heat from all sides struggling to maintain a contentious relationship with the nypd as his own current and former staffers accuse him of going too easy on the nypd. in new york city, good evening. >> reporter: outside the official residence of the new york city mayor you will be hard-pressed to find anyone who is happy with mayor bill diblasio, protesters angry he is protecting or defending the nyp

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chad day well, the husband of lori balogh hauled away in handcuffs after a grisly discovery at his home in idaho. jillian: breaking developed in the search for her kids, jj and kylie, not seen since september. positive news, already making a difference at the end of the day. they lost everything in a fire. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ rob: matt finish live in minneapolis, some testimony was released overnight. >> reporter: today's house hearing seeks to examine the crisis. racial profiling and lost trust between police department and their communities. the white house is working with senator tim scott to develop a gop response to the democrats police reform bill. democrats need to bring their police reform package that would ban show colds, create a national police misconduct registry and recovered federal officers to wear body cameras. in today's hearing among the scheduled witnesses george floyd's brother and benjamin graham, attorney to the family. a piece of the expected testimony today reads, quote, the only reason we know what happened to george floyd is it was c

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panelists included former chief ed berberini and reverend lori owens, officers association and allison gilmore and more. the police chief stressed that devoting time and effort is key in all of this, where officers focus on building ties and working closely with the members of community. >> every police officer must be a community policing officer and that is something embedded here at san mateo p.d. and i know it is true of the police departments in our region. it is a philosophy that we have to adopt on a daily basis and it shouldn't be a special project. >> they touched on expanding bias training and how police could better serve the community. >>> felony murder and aggravated assault. two of the 11 charges a atlanta police officer faced in a deadly shooting outside of a wendy's. the district attorney announced charges against the two officers involved in the death of rays brooks. rolfe appeared to point the gun at the officer. the brooks family said the charges are a step toward justice. >> i don't know what i would have done, by you felt everything that he felt just by hearing wha

a few exhibits away is an antiques appraiser named lori verderame.r to check out her cabin. what was your first impression when you saw this log cabin? >> oh, i thought it was very unusual. i didn't realize that it was a house inside until i went inside. >> the women begin brainstorming. is there anything jamie can do to make her business more lucrative, her future more secure? is her strange inheritance a "sell" or a "hold"? so we invited dr. lori to join us here at the blueberry festival to hear her advice. >> i have to look at it and evaluate it as a public attraction for its history. i have to look at it as a redwood log, a piece of a natural historical object. >> who buys a log? >> the people who say, "i'm a museum, i'm a conservation park, and i want to use it as an attraction to bring more awareness of my business." so the log really can stir an awful lot of interest. the other thing which impacts its value -- the log also generates money. >> well, jamie's told me she's just about breaking even. she's getting four miles to the gallon. >> well,

we are getting new audio from an explosive may 31st conference call showing chicago mayor lori lightfooteads with local official raymond lopez. here's how the call began. >> we can't expect our police, and i don't fault them at all, to be able to control this. we know people are here to antagonize end in sight and you got them all pumped today, they're not going to go to bed at 8:00, they're going to turn their focus in the neighborhoods, i've got gang bangers with ak-47s walking around right now. what are we going to do and what do we tell our residents other than good-faith people stand up, it's not going to be enough. >> harris: mayor lightfoot not mincing words on her response. >> i think you're 100% full of [bleep] is what i think. if you think -- >> who are you to tell me -- maybe you should come out and see what's going on. >> the stupidest thing i've ever heard, i understand you want to preen, i understand that you think -- >> mayor, you need to check your [bleep] attitude, that's what you need to do. >> harris: that rough conversation took place on the same weekend chicago saw i

their mother lori vallow and her husband k4chad daybell are boot in custody.ere is mona kosar abdi. >> cellphone pings led investigators to this spot. i bieved to be remains. >> reporter: the gruesome discovery, the bodies of tylee ryan and jj vallow, last seen in september. >> ever since she's been involved in this doomsday cult, that is not the same lori that we you knew for 13 years. >> vallow has been charged with two counts of felony abandonment, daybell charged with conceal the of evidence. neither k45r7b8g charged with m. coming up, we'll tell you what investigators are saying this morning and what is next for value will he oig alow and dayb. i'm mona kosar abdi, abc news, new york. >>> president trump's allies are rushing to his defense after a rocky campaign rally in tulsa, oklahoma. tulsa's fire department says the arena was only a third full with 6200 people attending. the president and his campaign promised a packed house. his campaign manager denied reports tiktok users may have played a role in the low turnout saying the campaign has a way to wee

joining us is chicago mayor lori lightfoot. great to have you here.what help do you want from congress or what are you asking for from them? >> well, first of all, i think they have got to listen and invite us into the conversation. mayors are on the front lines. we have been on the front lines through covid-19, that work continues. we're on the front lines when it comes to police reform and accountability. whatever the congress imposes will be the ones -- we'll be the ones responsible for executing it. so we believe the members of congress before they push the reform down the track they need to listen to the mayors and we need to have a seat at the table. >> have they not been consulting you? >> i think members consulted the mayors, but as they prepare to mark up the bill and the same thing will happen in the senate, is to have the mayors come and talk about what the various reform measures are going to mean. a lot of things have been implemented over the last four or five years around police reform and accountability. things like banning chokeholds,

. >> lori whitty, came day once again on location, on the show, the giant skipper, gabe kapler, who in month will make his managerial debut for san francisco, a debut that three months ago would have looked a lot different.>> almost 9 months since the giants introduced a new manager gabe kapler. the thing about 2020, the season was supposed to be no bruce in the dugout. but instead. >> baseball will be back, that they will be more important than any recent opening day in history, we would have gotten through this difficult time together. >> even though the virus is far from being contained, major- league baseball will play baseball. managing a 60 day sprint through november omitted restrictions. >> no spitting, no licking fingers, daily temperature checks,

s muriel bowser, atlanta keisha lance bottoms, chicago's lori lightfoot, and san francisco london breedey'll take questions on the coronavirus, mayors who matter, sunday night 9:00 p.m. eastern. laura coates will host that town hall. >>> as this nation confronts the deadly ocoronavirus and racism we are reminded once again that the faces of the pandemic are disproportionately african-american. these are some of the people of color we have lost to the coronavirus who have been profiled by cnn. they range in age from 27 to 94. they live from coast to coast. they are parents, children, spouses, and neighbors. two of them are relatives of our "situation room" show team. they lived and they died in truly extraordinary times filled with danger and fear as well as new hope for a better tomorrow. may they all rest in peace, and may their memories be a blessing. thank very much for watching. i'll be back tomorrow. erin burnett "out front" starts right now. >>> thank you, wolf. outfront next, protests growing at this hour as the president suggests abraham lincoln's legacy is question. plus just 1

mayor, muriel, san francisco mayor, london breed and chicago mayor, lori lightfoot. they are each on the frontlines of the two enormous struggles that americans are facing right as we speak. racism and the coronavirus. over the next hour they will be taking questions from people all across the united states who are critically engaged in these important issues. but first let's take a look at how each of the leaders have met this moment. four u.s. mayors, four different cities, all dealing with a country in crisis. >> black lives matter. black humanity matters. >> protests spread across the u.s. after the death of another black man at the han he hands o police officer in minneapolis, minnesota. >> all my life i fought with every fiber of my being to survive in a world that was built to throw flaming roadblocks in our way. >> as mayor it does not mean i am immune from feeling the hurt and the pain. >> it is going to be incumbent upon all of us to be able to get together and articulate more than our anger. >> the anger, according to activists, is over how police operate.

lori, there's been a number of people sort of written on this theme, the atlantic had this headline and i thought a very good piece saying america is giving up on the pandemic. it doesn't feel to me like there's a kind of close enough feel generally throughout the country. what do you think? >> you're absolutely right, that is the sensation. and actually a warning was issued on this, because they think the stock market is part of the reason that people feel this way. we have this rousing stock market responding as if the whole world is break, everything is fabulous. and as morgan stanley said, the rate of reproduction of the pandemic is still slightly over one, meaning we'll continue to have for every one case, another one case going out over the summer. and if you do the math, you get out to september, we're looking at close to 200,000 deaths in america. this is far from over. far from over. >> that point to me points to something i'm obsessed with, which is what the policy goal is here. it seems there's two policy goals. one is suppression, which is how can we get to a point where we

joining me now is the mayor of chicago, lori lightfoot. she will lead a task reform as part of the u.s. conference of mayors. madam mayor, thank you for being with me this evening. tell me what you hope to establish and get done as the chair of this new task force for the u.s. conference of mayors? >> well, thank you, reverend al, for inviting me on the program. really what we want to do is make sure that mayors' voices are in this discussion, a unique opportunity that's presented around police reform and accountability. mayors are on the front lines. anything that gets passed federally we're going to be responsible for implementing. i think there's a number of really good best practices across the country that we want to bring to light and the u.s. conference of mayors really wants to be a resource for the country as we have this very important conversation around policing. >> now, you are a new mayor. it shows the respect you have that your colleagues in the u.s. conference of mayors have asked you to head this task force. people around

chad daybell went into custody after that. >> reporter: lori vallow is awaiting trial on multiple chargesd abandonment and obstruction. she has been in jail since february is being held on $1 million bail. authorities are investigating the death of their former spouses. chad daybell will remain in jail with the bail set a $1 million. >>> this is ktvu fox2 news at 6:00. >>> enough is enough . the people marching in the streets are telling you enough is enough. >>> george floyd's brother, his younger brother, testifying before the congressional committee, examining issues of police accountability and use of force, urging them to listen to the demands of people across the country. >> people of all backgrounds, genders and races have come together to demand change. honor them. honor george, make the necessary changes that make law enforcement the solution, and not the problem. >> he was pleading with lawmakers to enact reforms, good evening, i am andre senior, in for frank. >> the sister of bay area man also testified. her brother was the car that was shot and killed at the oakland federal bu

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lori lightfoot was one of the panelists. she was on the panel at the time.his. how did you find out about this? you came to understand your district office had been burglarized? >> well, i got a call from my district director saying that my office had been looted, that it had been burglarized. and she said that she had the video. once we looked at the video and then we saw this amazing sight of police officers, anywhere up to 13 police officers at one time or another, they were in my office sleeping, having coffee, on cell phones, putting their feet up on my desk, and one was -- had his hand out on one of the desks in my office, fast asleep. and to make things worse, we had the supervisor coming in and out of the office. and to add insult to injury, chris, when they left the office, when they had rested enough, slept enough, they left a dollar bill on my -- on the table there in the office on the coffee table. so that added inadusult to inju. all that at the same time as looting going on right next door, around the corner, all up and down the shopping center