and we also had wyatt -- wyatt cenac. do you know wyatt?you so much for watching - >> winnie, come on >> jimmy: this week. can i go goodbye. >> seth: hey there, everybody. i'm seth meyers. each night this week we have turned the open of our show over to "late night" writer amber ruffin to tell personal stories of her experiences with the police here's one more. >> for the past three days, we have opened "late night" with me telling a story about run-ins with the cops. and tonight i'm out of stories just kidding i have more. a few years ago, i'm in the car with my white friend he's just gotten off of work now, i'm in a head-to-toe velvet outfit because i'm great

wyatt junior. >> john b. sheridan. >> michael a. peeples. >> keegan j. smith. >> darter and. >> stevenson. >> brandon j. rosen bro. an. the lezz. >> timothy m. schmidt. >> way sean m. wong. blah.n g. chapo >> jaden g. watson.

and i wish you guys a lifetime of happiness. >> liam: thank you, sir. >> wyatt: cheers. >> hope: thank. >> liam: cheers! [ glasses clinking ] >> bridget: oh, my baby sister. hope, i'm so excited for you. i kn

mikael said wyatt caught the c.e.o. of the german electronics payment company. has quit with immediate effect his resignation comes on to the firm revealed the order to couldn't find close to 2000000000 euros in cash on the company's books the scandal deepened on thursday with one count the lang its annual results for full time the company's stock has been in freefall this week of the of this month german prosecutors search the dax listed firms offices as part of an investigation into market manipulation. is out frank a correspondent all the banks with a look at how traders view the scandal and his take on the way ahead for why not. game over for mockers pound wire card c. has stepped down a step long overdue and it's the right one people in the financial markets to do believe and you can see that just a little bit at least in the share price reaction in the market at the chutes last it was building up the 2nd day in a row it became a little less huge but you know at the end of this week the investors in why are card are still looking at an unmitigated disaster

we remember incidents like the shootout at the corral, a famous shootout with wyatt earp where threeied and four wounded and obviously that's been memorialized in movies and film ever since. our image of the wild west is quite wrong in fundamental ways and wrong for the same reason why these places had gun control. if you were a small town on the outskirts of civilization what did you want to become? you wanted to become a bigger town with more civilized people and attract businessmen and investors and you wanted to attract good families to come and create stability in your town. small towns today still want those same things. that's why they enacted gun control laws so business people would feel themselves safe and families would move there because they thought the community was a safe community. what happened was after the frontier was closed the same places emphasized and glorified the violent incidents of their past to attract tourists and businesses to serve them. if you go to tombstone, arizona, today you can see a reenactment of the corral where three people died because it wa

blue seats were empty and the lack of turnout garnered a great deal of media attention and so did wyatte about his rally, post quarantine, and how you can apply for the tickets, people on twitter who are fans of k pop, south korean music, started applying for the tickets as a joke with no intention of being there, and while it was happening on another app called tiktok, and other viral video by a woman in iowa was outlining ways to sabotage his rally in tulsa, oklahoma, so it was a collective effort to basically make sure that fewer people showed up to his rally. and i think there is a grandmother, is that right? she was driving this, a grandmother and is that right? she was driving this, a grandmotherand in is that right? she was driving this, a grandmother and in the end almost 800,000 tickets were applied for, so president trump was not claim that more thani president trump was not claim that more than i million president trump was not claim that more thani million people... it is obviously not accurate, but he was 200,000 out, because that is what seem to be the case. yes, and there

this is wyatt liewer here. >> his crime was that he was born black. go and get your rest and see mama now expect reverend al sharpton delivered the eulogy. he was a graduate who is changing history. >> coming out of homes and who would thought his name would be mentioned in south africa, canada, south korea europe. a person who may not have been known by many before but what folks meant for evil god has turned it out for good. >> this is a spark that makes you remember and never forget that. as you see the world's online it happens for a reason. reverend bill moss said something different is happening. >> racism did not start in our lifetimes but racism can end in our lifetime but only if you ask and i ask what am i going to do about it. >> the city attorney is drafting an executive order, in order i will sign when i get back to city hall and what that audit will say in the city we will band chokehold and stranglehold. in this city we will require de-escalation. mayor turner says he's put together a special task force to address police in houston and

navy veteran has arrived in switzerland after being released by iran my whole wyatt's had been detained since 2018 and it comes a day after an iranian scientist arrived back in tehran after being freed from a prison in the united states victoria gate and the reports. a free man michael white arrived in zurich on his way home to the united states the u.s. navy veteran had been held by iran for almost 2 years i would do want to extend my personal thanks to president trump for his efforts both diplomatically and otherwise in making america great again and for what's going to happen here in the future white was released as part of the deal that saw washington free american iranian scientists sirus askari he's now back in tehran iran's foreign minister tweeted that another iranian american baiji to harry had to say be released from u.s. custody to go shooting with the iranians is never a linear process there's a lot of stops and starts we have to be very patient this is a regime that has been taking americans hostage for 41 years and our diplomacy has been successful and we're going to keep

take down a statue dedicated towards confederate women, the other monument was older honoring henry wyattthe first confederate soldier killed in fighting during the civil war, steve willis says that history cannot be lifted away . >> it is an absolute disgrace, you cannot wipe history out . that's what made us . history .>> reporter: willis says he respects both leaders on the civil war and he think the removal of statues could lead to another conflict . >>i don't i see it ending in a race war . >> reporter: for others these are symbols of repression . >>it's about putting people in their place . >> reporter: daniel thomas was glad to see the monuments move from their place . >> people were not free during the civil war . the majority of if not all of it was about slavery and anyone saying it was anything else show the proof . >> reporter: carter is also glad to see the statues go, he remembers how he felt when he walked past them . >> i felt sad and heartbroken . because i knew it wasn't right . deep down inside, i knew, it was not right . it did hurt . it hurt . really bad . >>> we want

first, wyatt wrote the book and then i thought i would talk about how it is structured in the main premise of the book and then of the 12 chapters i thought i might dive more deeply into two or three topics depending on how much time we have. let me start with why i wrote this book, i wrote this and has an origin in series or presentation that i made to broaden the medical students when i was the dean of the medical school of the university of utah. the first year medical student was fresh out of college in medicine and relatively in need of healthcare, really wanted to share with them what i wish i had known before i had gotten into healthcare. to answer the questions that they had about healthcare really works in particular to prepare them for how they could make a difference and go beyond the practice of medicine and the experience of working with healthcare. none of the questions that i wanted to answer were the same questions that i got when i now work. which is the healthcare company and where i have met a number of really talented, bright engineers, project managers, researchers of

the statue of henry wyatt, the first confederate soldier to die in battle was taken down, along withne honoring the women of the confederacy. governor roy cooper ordered the removal for safety reasons. todd: thousands of new yorkers are heading back to work for the first time in months. phase two is beginning this morning. as new york moves forward with its recovery, abc news reports more than a dozen states are seeing a spike in cases. many counties require masks indoors to help slow the spread. this comes as the world health organization reports its largest single day increase in cases with more than 183,000 in just 24 hours. jillian: and nypd officer is suspended without pay after using an apparent chokehold, a move the department has banned. >> [ indiscernible ] jillian: the man taunting officers allegedly harassed people on the beach and resisted arrest. new york city mayor bill de blasio commending the department's swift action. todd: protests continued over the weekend with unrelenting calls to defund the police as the senate and house prepare for a showdown this week. preside

[laughter] jonathan: i yearn for the days of wyatt right now -- of quiet right now on the fed front. let's start a conversation with a man who loves the fed speak, darrell cronk, wells fargo wealth and investment management cio. this market is really impressive given some of the news flow coming from elsewhere. what is your take on that? darrell: it is a great point. good morning, everyone. number one, technicals. you now have the s&p above its 20 day moving average, its 50 day moving average, and it's 200 day moving average. second is liquidity. have by and corporate bonds, getting the main street lending facility going. both of those are pushing ever more liquidity into the market. the third thing is backstopping, just better macro data overall. certainly, a lot of the retail sales numbers, some of the housing data, consumer sentiment has really backstopped, at least prices, andterm, equities seem to want to go higher. jonathan: expectations go higher , then all, the data can't beat the expectations. are we getting to that point? do you see the inflection points starting to fall? m

the energy in the party is with the most racially conservative whites who don't believe that wyatt spread discrimination is a present day problem. we've talked about the poll numbers. 87% of white americans believe america has done enough to extend equal rights or too much. in that context you have a set of people who look at changes in the country demographically. the increasing diversity as a threat to the america that they have grown up with, that they believe is what smerk and that affects their attitudes towards immigration. it affects their attitudes towards voting rights. the problems in georgia yesterday. it also affects their attitudes between law enforcement and the african-american community. >> wow. we had all of those guys today saying they don't believe it, all white men. saying there is no systemic racism. i call it white man splaining. this is what we heard today. >> i am delighted, mr. president, that you have made it a priority to solve this problem. >> i think he's a natural leader. >> we appreciate everything you've done, mr. president. thank you. >> so the president n

. >> nascar refuting fbi findings , wyatt says there is more to the story streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> another typical summer day across the bay area. today. the changes ahead for the weekend. i will say futurecast, coming up. >>> we are already starting to see traffic through the ultima pass. i will have >>> a noose found in las vegas. the company says it was located in one of the towers. authorities are inveigatinrtng tolerated. nascarwsvestit does not know ac who tied the noose discovered in bubba wallace's garage. nascar has released this photo of the rope that was found sunday at the talladega superspeedway. the fbi is claiming that wallace was not a victim of a hate crime because it was a garage pool rope been there since 2019. nascar agrees with that but says the rope wasn't actually tied into a noose until last weekend. they checked all garage stalls used in nascar races across the country. the only one tied into a noose happen to be found in wallace's garage. >> a disneyland staple is set to undergo a major theme change./mountain was originally based off song of the south.

and we do it for brother wyatt and my daughter and for the asians and for the whole world.hat is the only hope of the world and that kind of love is always tragedy, comic and crucified with that kind of love. and you need to keep dishing it generation after generation after generation. the floyd family lifted up that spiritual moral banner in the midst of a moment in which we got all of the lies and crimes and be it -- the wall street or white house or even congress itself, we know me don't represent the best of this country. it is just that the best of this country right now seems to be so powerless but in the streets of our nation we see this multi-racial, multi-cultural, multi-gender, different sexual orientations and different religions, jewish brothers and sisters, the catholics, the prodde proddest ants and the agnostics and the other holding the norman thomas and the edward ziad and that is what i saw today, my brother. and i think we've got hope in the form of motion but we have to get ready for the backlash. we have to get ready for the neo fascist clamp down becau

whether you're wyatt, black, republican, or democrat, nobody should have to struggle to vote.hink we can all agree on that. nobody should have to wait four hours to vote. this is an election, not the latest pair of jordans. and that's what it was yesterday was, an unnecessary struggle. and the reason it went wrong is because of everything. >> georgia, a key battleground state in november, had rescheduled its primary twice because of the coronavirus pandemic. health concerns kept many longtime poll workers from showing up today, leaving inexperienced volunteers to run new voting machines for the first time. >> polling precincts that were at churches, assisted living centers, and senior centers had to be moved because of the coronavirus. >> georgia's secretary of state, who oversees the election, is blaming local officials, saying poll workers were not properly trained. >> the employees didn't understand the system, so what were they doing for all these months? all of a sudden they wake up and say, "let's have an election on tuesday?" >> one county official firing back at the se

john harbaugh wyatt. and a cow be tied up in the basement. now maybe i should ite for the bold and the beautiful. they're going to start filming again this week first tv show to restart since hollywood lockdown the actors are only allowed to take off their masks. when they're actually shooting a scene. james i would just write covid right into the plot have everybody where best all the time. when you think i want to sing i suspect is going to be plenty of across the room. >>eyebrow acting and shocked and appalled what about you suspect a lot of like mask plots like let just write it into the movie the show you know me and they probably want these things to be timeless so you can watch them on rerun any time right now. i don't now that's the producer talking to the actors will want it. >>i don't want the mass knows if i like the kissing siege and the mashing up man and i'm happy adonis uh huh that's the bus. welcome back 9.54 on your tuesday morning skies, beautiful unclear all across the bay, the golden gate bridge, no different no fog out th

john harbaugh wyatt. and how the tide of the basement. now maybe i should write for the bold and the beautiful. they're going to start filming again this week first tv show to restart since hollywood lockdown the actors are only allowed to take off their masks. when they're actually shooting a scene. james i would just write covid right into the plot have everybody where best all the time. when you think i want to sing i suspect is going to be plenty of across the room. >>eyebrow acting yeah, i've and shocked and appalled what about you suspect a lot of like mask plots like let just write it into the movie the show you know me and they probably want these things to be timeless so you can watch them on rerun any time right now. now that's the producer talking to the actors will want it. >>i don't want the mass knows if i like the kissing sandra mashing up man and i'm happy adonis uh huh that's the bus. >>we're back at 8.23 military families make a lot of sacrifices for their loved ones in uniform that lawmakers on capitol hill want to help

professor weave together a number of social justice threads and even invokes cooper's newborn son wyatt, into a speech about power and standing up to it. here's a portion of it. >>o brothers much of it like the president jalil baptist church. the pick of dick often you go and walk out my daughter was a. could take it may that this rule 50 years. i got to bounce back and how we bounce back because we got to love at the world t take away. nice to resume a lake. black crime. but we refuse to get in the got a waggle doubts we like ella fitzgerald in the name of love and us we do it why. >>beautiful daughter. we do it for the agents we do it for the whole world because that's the only hope of the world in that kind of love is always tracking khalid and crew support to get you ready to get crucified with that kind of love you to keep digital generation to generation after generation. >>talking about the power of love that was doctor cornell west with that moving speech all right switching gears here for a moment, let's talk about the weather with mabrisa. >>let's take a look at your 4 zone fo

wyatt junior. >> john b. sheridan. >> michael a. peeples. >> keegan j.andon j. rosen bro. an. the lezz. >> timothy m. schmidt. >> way sean m. wong. blah.n g. chapo >> jaden g. watson. >> are alina shall a from kosovo. >> lucas weiland. >> noah m. stewart. >> michael e. willis junior. >> brent t. towery junior. s. adler. >> frankie g. turner. >> daniel archer junior. >> leah c. turner. >> ruben d. r dairy. t. to sing. barstow.n l. >> hunter c. wallace. >> denise s. blackman. >> jonathan r. willis. telephone the third. >> darrell yum amara. >> charlton. >> jason a. blatt would. cho.ven joe -- cooper e. cohen. >> cara l. bowser. >> steven c. demoss. >> samuel w. rush. >> math -- matthew dibiase. >> jack buhl. >> luke a. early. [applause] j. or vallow. >> bobby yellow gonzalez. >> joseph n. double. >> hope and. hack. >> dorothy r. dennis. >> olivia m. harvey. jonathan ellery. >> jacob heard a b's. >> michaela c. fran. >> joshua p. johnson. >> ryan d. herring. king.n chandler p. >> bernard to jenkins junior. >> matthew w. min known. >> tyler j. leary. >> conn

you again, your life will never be sweeter, will never mean more now that you have this little man, wyatt, in your life. happy birthday, brother. >> thank you, chris, i appreciate it. >> big anderson cooper. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." we can't forget the sweet moments in life. they make us remember why life is worth living. justice is one of those moments that makes life all the sweeter. all four officers involved in last week's killing of george floyd in minnesota were charged today. now, there's a new second-degree murder charge against the first officer taken into custody, derek chauvin. that is the guy with his knee on floyd's throat. the three others now all face charges of aiding and abetting. second-degree murder. and aiding and abetting manslaughter in the second degree. now, this is an interesting array of charges as was the change to the charm for officer chauvin. they will be met with relief by many. however, they will also present challenges for the prosecution even with the video. i'll take you through that. and tonight, there's another case being made and it i

you again, your life will never be sweeter, will never mean more now that you have this little man, wyattin your life. happy birthday, brother. >> thank you, chris, i appreciate it. >> big anderson cooper. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." we can't forget the sweet moments in life. they make us remember why life is worth

and by the way, anderson, i hope that wyatt is doing well and happy early father's day to bothon sanjay>> thank you. >> it is really hard. i think people are faced with a decision about risk. i think if both families, if there are two families grandparents and parents who are both reducing the risk as much as possible and are willing to even self-quarantine for 14 days let's say that they can see each other. we do need that human contact. >> sanjay, nathan from new jersey sent in this question. >> is working in a high rise office building with no fresh air a safe or a dangerous covid-19 environment? if it is dangerous, shouldn't the public be made aware of it? >> yeah. this is an important point. ideally, you'd like to have as much ventilation in the area as possible because you are trying to reduce the airborne time of these viral particles, make them not hang in the air as long. it is hard in high rise buildings. hoping that you have good filtration systems, good ventilation within the building but it is a challenge and hopefully employers are addressing this. >> i knew shooting a vid

. >> alfonsi: wyatt earp, the gunslinger who helped tame the american west, once said, "fast is fine,uracy is final." the same thing could be said about testing for covid-19. back in march, the food and drug administration took the unprecedented step of allowing covid antibody tests to flood the market without review. the tests were billed as a critical tool to assess where the virus had spread and who might have immunity. but in the government's rush to get more people tested quickly, it may have missed the mark. over the course of a three-month investigation, "60 minutes" has learned that federal officials knew many of the antibody tests were seriously flawed but continued to allow them to be sold anyway. now, as coronavirus surges in parts of the country, that government failure is complicating efforts to know the ofheavirusredo, texas a rigrde river, population 270,000. it was founded in the 1700s as its own country. this spring, as it prepared to fight covid, laredo found itself alone on the frontier, again. >> robert castaneda: everybody was looking for supplies. everybody was h

production act to increase production of critical supplies, the things that are needed to conduct wyatt spread testing. admiral giroir, can you describe how you're working to make sure that universities and others will have access to these supplies needed to conduct this testing in the fall? >> thank you so much, senator. and i want to communicate this, and i'm happy to work with any university. we coordinate what we give to the states through the state plan, so it's very important that universities coordinate through the states, and we supply those materials directly to a single point of contact in the state who distributes them. we -- you know, we've been through a lot, but we have a lot of swabs now, partially because of increased domestic production, using the dpa. we're distributing about 20 million swabs per month. we'll do a lot more than that. >> how about reagents? >> so reagents we do not purchase centrally because the market is a little bit more mature so we can trust with an allocation strategy that we allocate, we support the allocation to different states depending on thei

literacy teacher kelly wyatt at kenderton elementary school decided to start a facebook adopters canduates and while the group was initially set up for kids in the philadelphia area, there are now over 2,000 people who have adopted seniors in high school across the country. kelly created an adopt a senior scholarship which has raised more than $30,000 in less than a month. to be distributed among students who need money for their educational endeavors. kelly telling us, "gma," that the amount of support from strangers all over the u.s. has overwhelmed her and she hopes to do the same program for next year's senior class as well. thank you, kelly, for a great idea. adopt a senior, everybody. and that on a perfect note with riva getting a little rambunctious is "pop news." i'll send it back to you in the studio. >> thank you, lara. thank you, kelly. what a terrific idea that was. >>> coming up here with so many of us and our families spend are moment time online how to boost your wi-fi without spending money. >>> and we're cooking up a soul food recipe you don't want to food recipe you

my coming up next, wyatt the supreme court ruling impacted millions of people. mayor london prepared to temper a halt on hiring new officers and deputies in san francisco. the changes that could be in store for sf pd and the sheriff department. look here, it's your very own all-in-one entertainment experience, xfinity x1. it's the easiest way to watch live tv and all your favorite streaming apps. and now x1 also comes with peacock. ooh la la. this rare bird lets you stream tons of movies, shows, news, sports and more. with x1, it's all at your beck and call. show me "parks and rec." see? the best really did get better! magnificent. xfinity x1 just got even better with peacock premium included for no additional cost. no strings attached. >>> from coast to coast, people are observing this june 19th, juneteenth. we'll show you what is happening at the ports of oakland and beyond. another controversial incident. the latest on the investigation and how it involves the fbi. >>> 8:30 on a friday money, juneteenth also leading into the big father's day weekend, my, what

and you guys are all feeling like wyatt earp. >> we're feeling pretty good, yes.good, actually. >> ryan girgis, of course, had no idea any of this was happening. he had moved back to southern california and was completely unprepared for the call he received from detective wilson. you come to the station. the cops bring you in, and they say? >> your father has been arrested. and i couldn't be more happier. i really felt like my dreams and my prayers had been answered. >> richard, once their dad's loyal and trusted confidante, was not as thrilled. >> i was happy that the arrest was made, but then on the other end of it, i mean, i was sad in a way, too, because even though i knew in my heart he had something to do with it -- >> it's still your dad. >> it's still my dad, and i always had some deeply wedged fantasy that maybe one day the cops would arrest someone else completely and end up actually telling us, like you know what, your dad ended up not having anything to do with it. >> you wanted to be wrong. >> i wanted to be wrong on that. i really wanted to be wrong.

. >> wyatt where their subsequent different stories about this battle? >> because it was not the time when the johnson administration or anybody who was pushing the war at that point wanted to acknowledge the great first infantry division could walk into an ambush and get wiped out on the whole theory then was they would win every battle if they could just find the vietcong and get them to stand and fight. in this book, as i did my research i discovered documents that prove beyond a doubt they concocted a rosy version of what took place there. the men who fought in battle knew what had happened. they were angry about the depiction of the battle than anyone else. at almost strip them of their own honor to lie about it. >> we are going to learn a lot about some of the young men who were there that day. i want to just grab one right now so people can get a feel for danny sikorsky. i call him the quintessential milwaukee working-class kid. he was a voice check in milwaukee wisconsin much of the other part of my book takes place in wisconsin. i use him to mak

tiene al periodista anderson cooper, quien posa junto a su bebÉ wyatt de casi dos meses de nacido. la oportunidad de hablar con Él. lo estÁn cuidando muchÍsimo porque hay muchas personas que quieren estar con Él. Él necesita descansar muchÍsimo antes de que pueda salir del hospital. estamos contentos de que ya saliÓ de terapia intensiva. satcha: sabemos que los dos oficiales que aparecen en las imÁgenes. creo que hemos perdido, ahÍ estÁ. los oficiales que aparecen en las imÁgenes presentan cargos por asalto. muchos de sus colegas y activistas se manifestaron en la sopera de la corte donde se le presentaron los cargos en contra de que fuera asÍ. cuÁl es su reacciÓn? [habla en inglÉs] >> bueno, es ridÍculo defender algo, este es un caballero de 75 aÑos de edad que no tiene ningÚn Índice de violencia. solamente querÍa conversar con ellos. yo conozco a martÍn, lo mÁs probable es que quisiera tener una conversaciÓn con ellos sobre sus derechos de la primera enmienda. los derechos de nuestra primera enmienda incluyen pedirle al gobierno que escuche a las personas, los que estÁn en contra

navy veteran michael wyatt landing in the u.s. overnight. the phone, on his way home while in switzerland. >> i'm happy to be back. i've been semi-free since they let me go in iran, but i do want to extend my personal thanks to president trump for his efforts diplomatically and otherwise making america great again. jillian: he wants to go to disney world now that he's free. >> three chinese nationals are sentenced to prison for illegally photographing a florida navy base. they entered a restricted area of a naval air station in key west in december. in separate incidents they ignored verbal warnings to leave the group took photos of the base and nearby government buildings and a chinese national s were sentenced between 9-12 months in prison. >> president trump firing back at john kelly for defending james mattis. the president said he fired matt is as defense secretary but kelly says from "clearly forgot" what happened and he said he resigned calling him an honorable man and the president tweeted totally exhausted by the job and in the end