the south carolina governor christy nome >> the dnc is doing a grave disservice to the country. honestly that, tweet right there represents the choice that people have in this election i really appreciate the leadership it is not required at that event. let's turn to minneapolis. four ex-floifpolice officers we court. pretrial hearings began for the four men involved with the death of george floyd. >> out on bail, two of the former minneapolis officers stayed silent as they left their pretrial hearing they were rookie cops and following the lead of senior officer derek chauvin. the judge warned attorneys to limit pretrial publicity or he would change the venue of the trial. now tentatively set for march. >> this is just absolutely insane that we all are gathered here, to talk about my nephew getting murdered by a damn madman in the middle of the street, for what reason because of the color of his skin. >> chauvin, who appeared by video conference, is charged with second-degree murder and manslaughter his attorney has repeatedly declined to comment. the three other ex-officers ar

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some ways, is it easier, physical location doesn't seem to matter anymore i can do a zoom call from nomeaska how does it balance out? >> it is giving corporate america and leaders a new way to look at how we may be able to address these disparities. again, in and around locations where our corporations do the work now and have the expertise. for us, it is education. for others it may be making sure there is broadband and 5g access so that those communities outside of where we would typically think of specific concentration of manufacturing or anything like that combined with the technologies that we are able to use now so that we don't have to be in a particular office or place helps. at the end of the day. we still have to address the underlying social injustice that has allowed systems that are issues within minority communities and obviously the last few weeks, we've been talking about black communities that don't allow education or pathways the same way because we don't have the same opportunities. that's what we are trying to attack >> good work there an important topic on an import

you have to nome vaccinate a lot of folks and get a lot of controls but also have to track people overin a careful way. >> and time. that is the key here. what is the timeline? how long does it take? honestly what comes of it? is it effective and safe in the end? doctor, it's always good to have you. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up for us, long lines, voting machines not working. that was election day in georgia. look at these lines, people. a total mess. how is this still happening in 2020? and is this a preview of november? look at that scuffed up wall. staring at you. embarrassing you in front of your in-laws. spreading rumors about you at work. that wall is your everest - but not any more. today let's paint. that wall never knew what hit it. today let's paint. behr. exclusively at the home depot. myi'm 70 and i live in mill valley, california. my biggest passion is gardening. i love to be outdoors. i have jaybirds that come when i call. i know how important it is to feed your body good nutrition. i heard about prevagen and i heard about the research behind it. taking prevage

. >> paul, a hit to south dakota governor christie nome.ing her, so when is our woke historical revisionist priesthood going to insist on blowing up mount rush mother, she tweeted back: not on my watch. of course, antifa might have a little bitfi more difficulty bringing down mount rushmore, but it's good to hear a governor saying she won't stand for vandalism and rewriting history. so kudos. paul: all right. dan. >> paul, a swing and a miss to major league baseball. america's grand old game was making plans for a big reopening july 4th, but the players if the players union -- yeah, these guys have a union -- and management have been arguingav about money. so mlb commissioner rob manfred finally stepped in and has imposed a short 60-game season. but if you really want some amusement, look at the distancing rules these guys are going to be playing under. they're not going to hook very happy on opening day. paul: it's always about the money, dan. and remember, if you have your own hit or miss, with sure to tweet it to us disease@jer on nfc. h

still definitely holding on the heat now an increase in onshore flow at the coast going to bring in nome nice ocean cool there that's going to make a difference at the coastline meaning areas like san francisco are going to feel much cooler today our inland areas going to have to wait till tomorrow though the bigger cold out. temperatures later today will be in the 70's for san francisco well 90's remain for culture livermore san jose on over towards novato napa and santa rosa. antioch further inland still hanging on to that triple digit park from today into tomorrow inland high school from the 90's on average to the 70's on average that's how much of a difference for talking and for some of our hottest of spots that's a full 30 degree cool down in the matter of just a couple of days here. so really nice conditions just around the corner. i'm talking more details about just that still to come back to you. >>thanks a lot john 7.30 right now in the nation comes together to mourn the death of george floyd and call for an end. 2 police brutality and racism here you see just a sample of some

santa clara county will require to test any essential worker showing symptoms, anyone exposed to a nome>> we expect to see more cases, but we really need testing to be readily available to all of those in the county that are at risk, so that we can contain the virus and keep everyone safe. >> the company's lead testing officer says the county needs help and is calling on hospitals and health care center to step up to the plate. just yesterday the they warned of a new uptick in cases resulting from eased restrictions. this new order takes if he can monday. >> as we move forward with building a better bay area, we're focusing on the many challenges ahead chug the economy. and for many people, opening restaurants is a sign of improvement. in san francisco. restaurant are getting the green light to for outdoor dining earlier than expected. amy hollyfield has a look at how the restaurants are preparing. >> reporter: the staff at blackwood restaurant and cafe gathered for a meeting this morning to discuss how to prepare to open to customers seated outside on friday. >> right now we have the m

you will be so riveted by whatever pixie pixie dust is thrown in the air that your party is about to nome someone who struggles with that whole subject verb direct object thing. >> look, one of the things that i think is really important is that we somehow put that back on. >> laura: beyond the verbal and cognitive miscues, he is just a washington dinosaur that roamed the swamp for 40 years or so and yet, failed to make any meaningful structural changes to our supposedly almost irredeemably corrupt system. so why didn't obama and biden do big, meaningful initiatives on the issues of policing? after trayvon martin and michael brown, they could have rallied congress, instead, they tossed out crimes to satisfy their angry activist. now obama is a smart guy. in his heart of hearts, he has to know his own record for a policy accomplishments for inner-city america is kind of a scam. but still, he's making a guest appearance, i saw, to sell the biden allusion next week at a virtual fund-raiser. you have to make a donation, by the way to attend, so watch out. this will be hyped by the media as if

brian: joining us now is south dakota governor christie nome.very , all our monuments and tributes to the past are under a microscope. are you concerned that you're going to be mount rushmore is the subject of protests or de filement? >> you know it certainly could be and we've seen some activity online where people have made threats to that. what my message is that this is no longer about equality. this is a radical rewroting of our history and in south dakota we won't stand for it. this is a national monument. the more we focus on the flaws of these men that are on our mountain, the less likely we are to recognize the virtues, and the lessons we can learn from their lives, so that really is the message that i have for south dakota that love this mountain and mount rushmore for this country, that recognize what it represents to us and we will do all that we can to make sure that that message is loud and clear that we will make sure that mount rushmore stays as magestic as it is today. ainsley: how do you plan on stopping it if it does go that f

make it extremely easy cheap for people to communicate and for things abroad to affect us here at nomea way they didn't use 50 years ago or 25 years ago. so if you look today at the american stock markets, they move up and down in reaction to what is happening in greece, whether greece will be able to pay back its bonds, has a direct and immediate impact in the same day on the dow jones. that's something that probably wouldn't have happened 30 or 40 years all b put the speed and quickness of communications makes that possible. we also the first to admit that globalizationings not undie lite. it makes bad things possible. so for example transnational criminal networks, drug smuggling, pollution, terrorism, a lot of problems use the same channels of international commerce and communication to move around the world, just as goods, capital and people do. that has sparked i think in our view a response which is to try to create regulatory regimes that control these new types of globalization. we call it in the book global governance, but people are refer to it as many different things but t

. -- [nome for us to audio] we can't pretend that the crisis we face is about a single individual inat's being exacerbated, but even the current occupant of the white house and if it from a culture that had been -- benefited from a culture that had been cultivated by dr. king and even before. we know it's not just with the president is doing, but what a regressive senate, a regressive congress does far too long. our public leadership has been far too comfortable with owners there. republicans racialized death and too many democrats racialized poverty and too many democrats run from poverty. it's time to say that every piece of public poverty has a death measure on the ground -- on the demo. every piece of public policy, regressive piece of public policy, has a death membership on the download, and it's been kept on the download. download -- down low, and it's been kept on the down low. it's time to expose it. ,, 3000 william iii people died from air pollution that comes from politicians protecting corporate polluters. when you protect corporate polluters, it has a death measurement,