. >> what denise did not know as the boys, 19-year-old anton black and a 12-year-old named xavier were neighbors who had known each other for years. >> lb addressing the sheriff's office. >> a police car arrived. greensboro officer thomas webster got out. >> the officer was standing like this on the other side but talking to them. >> he was acting professionally? >> definitely. >> something went wrong. there was a foot chase and a struggle. police officers pinned anton to the ground. soon emergency workers were on the scene, attempting to resuscitate anton on the front doorstep of his home as his mother looked on. >> not yet. >> she telephoned anton's father and tone. you got to phone line that you're not able to see what's happening. >> i hear what was happening. i was telling her to get him up . >> it was too late. can you tell me how and when you heard the news that your brother had died? >> yes. our mother called and she say your brother is dead. >> latoya, anti-'s older sister, immediately headed to the hospital to see her baby brother one last time. >> he had a white sheet up to

a little boy named xavier.ut it's okay because the flight attendants on the plane had him covered. >> he is missing his kindergarten graduation today. because he chose to fly frontier instead, we are giving him his graduation ceremony on this [ applause ] flight. [ applause ] ♪ >> okay. okay. frontier airlines flight making xavier feel so special. okay. xavier will be talking about that kinderg >> that's cute! >> all the passengers on that frontier airlines flight making xavier feel so special. okay. xavier will be talking about that kindergarten graduation for the rest of his life. so sweet, right? hats off to the flight attendants. >> that was a good one. >>> guys, we have a music-filled "popstart," including apple music's reveal of the 10 best albums of all time. plus, the surprising group that just landed on the billboard charts. but, first, your local news. do you want to guess, of all time? time? ♪ ♪ my pleasure because i earn unlimited 2% cash back. wow, this is fascinating: did you know whales and barna

i am proud of xavier look forward to continuing to support their effort. as a doctor i am so aware and desire to support those nurses who have claimed the career ladder by building credentials over time through upscaling. despite benefiting the individual it benefits the capabilities of the workforce. it also benefits their family as their child sees the impact of the mother or father seeking through education and delayed gratification greater opportunity that results in more prosperity. there is a woman i worked with name all lived he would permit nurses assistant to lpn to an rn, to a nurse manager. the clinic she was formerly the na and being the manager of. incredible story will have someone with a similar story. doctor jonas will tell us how she has done that in her career. that is something we need to think how to enable bird we should also look at other challenges to ensure our healthcare system meet the need of all. especially underserved. making sure patients from all walks of life can participate in clinical trials. which often times gives the mo

what is your message, xavier?that is to be strong unequivocal condemnation for the actions on this campus. they can't shift the blame from those on our campus engaging in this despicable way and there needs to be a serious review of how the universities are funded because if they are receiving funding from the federal or state government that has to come with a lot of strings. if they can't protect our rights as jewish students they should not be receiving a dime. >> sandra: we appreciate you both joining us we are breaking news please come back we appreciate you telling your story's. >> john: to waukesha was nonsense milwaukee from president trump a rare day out of court on the campaign trail let's listen in. >> hello, brian good job, great job you've done. i hear the numbers are very good, brian? that is the only thing that matters at this point, right? okay, thank you brian. i think we will. my former chief of staff, really great guy who loves or state very much race previous. where is wright's previous, everyo

adapted that and worked with the california doj to implement those recommendations first through xavier used to be the california attorney general and now others continuing through that process so much has happened a lot of outrage and frustration many of you know i grew up[in a community where trust between people in our community and law enforcement was challenging what i appreciate most about what this day means today how far we've come and significant it is that we have worked hand to hand with the police department and the communities and varies organizations and number of the folks to get to that place the leader of our department chief bill scott makes sure we have despite what we've experienced around public safety we have never band our desires to implement our criminal justice system reform work with the police department and this is why this day again so, so significant. >> (clapping). >> so here we go now mayor, that people know that we've completed in work but know that what this work over the process entails we have seen a restriction and chief scott will talk about this w

the united states always attended the graduation ceremony of the students of xavier university in the state of louisiana to speak at the united nations. canceled his attendance . the same thing happened to him before in vermont. another black man, ali , died due to american police brutality . roger fordson, a member of the us air force , was shot five times by the police in his home in florida lost camera images show that police officers attack the house of this 23-year-old young man and shoot at him immediately after opening the door. he attacked. i need to see the exact result of the investigation about my son's death. the truth must be told about him. i am sure that my son is innocent. according to statistics , an average of 1,300 people are victims of police brutality in america every year. only in the first four months of this year, the american police killed 389 people, and during this period, no one was killed by them for only 7 days. the planes of the american company boeing caused accidents again. airplane departure boeing 737 passenger. at least 10 people were sent to the ho

nation's xavier walton explains why officers say that these drones are saving lives. >> crime fightingst sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie almost doesn't seem real. but if you talk to law enforcement officers are going to tell socialite guys in here at the sheriff's office. crime fighting drone just taking their police work really to the next level. that's both literally and figuratively. of course. and the officers here, the sheriff's department certainly not alone nationwide. roughly 1400 just like it using crimefighting drones. this is video out of nashville. a suspected shoplifter caught and then taken into custody. thanks to the department's drone. cops were called about the crime and the officer operated drone was able to locate that suspect from the sky at night. and officers on the ground were able to take him into custody, apprehended. and that's the strategy departments are using nationwide. the drone is a non-traditional way for officers catch criminals. police say they get eyes on the suspects sooner because the drones have a camera that allows officers to see wha

by blocking a road near the airport, the protesters announced their opposition to xavier milli's tripnce milli came to power last fall and simultaneously with the reduction of government subsidies. the value of the national currency of argentina has decreased by 50%. at least 14 people died as a result of storms and tornadoes in the states of texas and arkansas. and a number of injuries. the storm caused power poles to fall and power cuts in the homes of tens of thousands of local residents . the number of victims of the landslide in papua new guinea reached 2 thousand people. the international organization for migration has announced that 150 houses have been destroyed. the results of the examination of the case of importing contaminated blood from america to england. finally, the british government was declared guilty and responsible for the death of thousands of blood recipients. based on these results, the government of the ministry of health and even a number of british doctors with they didn't inform the patients about the knowledge that these bloods are contaminated. in the 197

xavier walton, news nation. >> coming up next year at noon from 4 continues to celebrate a api heritagecoming up, a look at a mouth watering event kicking off this weekend in san francisco, highlighting in san francisco, highlighting it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pack helps keep your laundry pacs in a safe place and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. >> welcome back. it is and hpi heritage month and celebrations of all kinds continue to kick off across the bay area, including a culinary extravaganza in san francisco starting this weekend, people can dine out at the second annual chalfont event and dine out at dozens of delicious local restaurants. and joining us live now to share more organizers out perez and michael, like good afternoon to you guys. is deafening. they love the energy. well, let's get started right with you. walk us through what people can expect this year and the significance of this event for the local community. >> sure. so chow fun is a restaurant week out here

. >> reporter: but this is what xavier mendoza saw from mount hamilton on friday night, a stunning rare display of the northern lights. >> it just made my passion for astronomy a little bit more solidified. >> reporter: hen do sa is a grad student at san jose state. he shared his enthuse yam with professor aaron. >> this is the most impactful event in 20 year, a fantastic hands-on learning experience for the students. >> reporter: beautiful auroras seen in these photos taken in marin and seen across muff of the world stem from a geomagnetic storm reaching earth. >> it's a beautiful experience. nothing too dangerous because we have our magnetic field protecting us around the earth. >> reporter: distinguished professor of astronomy alex took these photos from orinda. >> the red auroras are actually more rare than the green auroras. that was quite special for me to see such an intense red aurora. >> reporter: along with the beauty comes potential for problems for us on earth with telecommunications and power systems. >> when these particles come in, they twang our magnetic field. it's as t

tiffany dudley and her son za xavier have been involved. >> i don't get into trouble as much at all.o know that he's in a place where he fe feels comfortable to be himself. and ask questions. >> what a difference those kids and teachers will make. for more on the story, head to nbcu academy.com. thanks for waking up wit attorney and her opponents trying to remove her. we are live this morning with all the recall vote now in place and the new push to halt the recall before it ever happens. one race to stages a key debate takes shape in the bay area's most

then they ask the same question of gen xavier's people 18 the 26th to 32 percent of them say they feel. busy about america and are patriotic. see that right there. and that's crazy, right? $76.00 to $32.00. now let's talk about is america the best place in the world to live, right? look at what they said when they were asked of the us is the best place in the world to live older americans? absolutely. they're on board. 66 percent high number, say americans, the best place in the world to live 10 sears. when they're asked the same question, only 33 percent. say america is the best place to live. am right. wow, steve, you want to get a started? i mean, what do you think of this? first of all, if i'm on the agenda, you're living in my mommy and daddy's basement unemployed. unable to figure out my gender, playing micro credit, micro wrapped or crap my and all day and, and having been part of the, everybody gets a trophy generation. be educators, are schools with how awful america is. i probably have that same perspective. all right. and i'd say most of these people have never left the coun

take a look. [ cheers ] it's a graduation celebration for little xavier joelle from orlando, florida. commencement so the crew marked the moment with photos and a walk down the aisle in his cap and gown. >> yay. >> for his mom, well, that kindness had her heart soaring. >> it was very emotional. i -- i felt so happy for him that amount of kindness that was shown to him. you know, it restored my faith in humanity. >> there was a surprise, too, for graduate malik herd of the university of west georgia. >> a special guest from kosovo -- >> he gets his diploma then stops in shock when he sees his military mom who traveled more than 5,000 miles from her deployment in kosovo just to make his day. [ applause ] >> and here's another military reunion that brought us to tears. that's 19-year-old janio chaka falling into the arms of his mom jacqueline. he just finished his grueling army basic combat training, the first in his family to enlist. mom and dad absolutely overwhelmed with joy and pride. and talk about teamwork, ohio soccer superfans were vip guests at a recent columbus crew game. heid

and of forced -- of course our honored guest, xavier becerra sarah, the 26th head of health and human services and the first latino to hold the office in the united states. we are honored to have you with us. ♪ [applause] joann: hello. so people often ask me how i learned so much about health care and public health and i often tell them that if you spend as many years as you did on the hill listening to the ways and means committee and the senate finance committee, there is a lot of theater and fair amount of substance and that is probably where you learned this too. thank you for joining us. you have really made climate a signature issue, when i started to -- when i started writing about this i was astonished how big a problem it was. the health care perspective -- the health care sector is responsible for 8.5% of emissions. health clinic -- health care globally if it was a country it would be the fifth largest emitter in the world in the u.s. is responsible for one fourth of that. it is also -- he established the office of climate and health and also the environmental equity, climat

the equivalent of one ukrainian battalion xavier's tanks are the most capable tanks in the world. look when it comes to the abrams tank. and we've said we're going to continue to talk to the grange about their needs. and we're going to where i continue to meet them as best we can. and we'll do that. the abrams is a, a powerful system. there's no doubt about it. but this child skeleton is in fact a massive part as us to, for the entire and they to book. because as i'm standing amid this graveyard of game changes, it's easy to see why the alliance was so reluctant to provide its equipment to ukraine. because, well, this is actually yet another pinnacle of nato military engineering. this is a, a german made lip, a tank. and one of its new, a modifications. the 2 a $61.00. yet it is here, a reminder that all these tanks, infantry fighting vehicles um a personnel carriers, they did not live up to the expectation before the convict ukraine broke out. russia knows what it's doing here. a bold message in the heart of the exhibits office, the invoice of the us, britain, germany, france, an

health and human services secretary xavier becerra could already be looking at future opportunities in026. politico reported last month that becerra is considering a return to california to run for governor in two years. the speculation came after an appearance at manny's in san francisco, where the stanford grad said he missed his home state. now, during a news conference in fresno this morning, becerra was asked about the rumored run. he didn't say yes, but he also didn't say no. >> you know what i can say there is i am thrilled that the president gave me a chance to be secretary of the department of health and human services. it's not something everyone gets to do. only 24 others have had a chance to do it. i'm going to do it as well as i can and then chatting with the boss, i'll see what i do after that. but i am thrilled to get to do this right now, and i'm not going to give it up until we're done. >> current governor newsom is facing term limits, so he can't run in 2026. there's already a crowded list of contenders to succeed him, including lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis, s

health and human services secretary xavier becerra could already be looking at future opportunities in reported last month that becerra is considering a return to california to run for governor in two years. the speculation came after an appearance at manny's in san francisco, where the stanford grad said he missed his home state. now, during a news conference in fresno this morning, becerra was asked about the rumored run. he didn't say yes, but he also didn't say no. >> you know what i can say there is i am thrilled that the president gave me a chance to be secretary of the department of health and human services. it's not something everyone gets to do. only 24 others have had a chance to do it. i'm going to do it as well as i can and then chatting with the boss, i'll see what i do after that. but i am thrilled to get to do this right now, and i'm not going to give it up until we're done. >> current governor newsom is facing term limits, so he can't run in 2026. there's already a crowded list of contenders to succeed him, including lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis, state senator

xavier college being one in new orleans. >> i was at morehouse about a month ago and talked to studentsty about this very issue. you know, they understand the assignment. the assignment is, there are two agendas that are available when they go vote. they're going to vote for a pro-rights agenda. they're going to vote for an agenda that martin luther king would have supported, but they also don't want to be used as props. they're very clear about that. >>> we need to take a hard look. don't come down here and use this as a prop without you helping us figure it out. >> the white house has a huge burden. he has the speech of his life in georgia. >> this is a guy that we have seen be behind and come from head. hbcus are such an important part of biden world and of america. they need them. we need them. we want to be a multiracial democracy. >> at this point, why doesn't he just say, i am running. the former prime minister said that then he should do it. >> interesting people in israel protesting everyday. >> he is the worst thing that has happened israel in his entire history. the worst pri

speaker, i rise today to celebrate the incredible success of the cincinnati saint xavier high school swimming and diving team and to congratulate them on winning their 44th state championship. mr. owens: the dedication -- mr. wenstrup: the dedication and hard work of these athletes is second to none. they've claimed four of the last five championships and 44 out of the last 54. the saint xavier swim and dive team, the bombers, our akua bombers as they're also known, won their most recent championship with a score of 302 points, beating out the runners-up by 73 points. the bombers were led by ohio's second district native max ward who brought home first place finishes in the 100-meter butterfly and the 200-50-meter freestyle. as a member of the saint xavier long blue line and a swimmer alum, i want to congratulate the talented swimmers, divers and coaches on this incredible feat. if they made it look easy, it's because it wasn't. go bombers. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? ms. kaptur: i rise today to

ne'kiya got a full ride to xavier university in new orleans.dictorian, is studying environmental engineering at louisiana state university. >> wait a minute. neither one of you is going to pursue a career in math? >> no. >> no. >> i may take up a minor in math, but i don't want that to be my job job. >> yeah. >> people might expect too much out of me. >> but math is not completely in their rear-view mirrors. this spring they submitted their high school proofs for final peer review and publication and are still working on further proofs of the pythagorean theorem. since their first two -- >> we found five and then we found a general format that could potentially produce these five additional proofs. >> and you're not math geniuses? >> no. >> no. >> i'm not buying it. >>> cbs sports hq is presented by progressive insurance. andrew catalan with you in texas where on the pga tour, taylor pendrith wins the cj cup byron nelson. elsewhere, nba playoffs, donovan mitchell scored 39 to lead the cavs to a game seven win over the magic. for 24/7 news and h

in light of that pressure, xavier university in louisiana withdrew the invitation for biden's ambassadorcement. >> northwestern here struck a deal with protesters and gave them some of what they demanded including a student committee to view university investments. in exchange, the protesters took down most of the tents dodging the ugly visual of police removing them by force. bret? >> mike tobin in evansston, mike, thanks. up next, a panel on the standoff between president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu over military action in rafah. plus, stormy daniels is cross-examined at the trump criminal trial. we'll talk about all of that and then the unofficial kick-off to a famous frog jump jubilee. ♪ >> we're not going to supply weapons and artillery shells used. >> artillery shells as well. >> yeah. artillery shells. >> it could be a tragic mistake. the idea that we would cut off military aid to an ally our only true, true ally in the entire region is absolutely prepets tore russ. just beyond my comprehension anyone would do that. >> well, that last soundbite was joe bide

states ambassador to the united nations has also been removed as a commencement speaker at hbc you xavierstration policies on gaza. the university of vermont also withdrew its invitation for greenfield to speak. joining us now is nicholas kristof, pulitzer prize-winning journalist and best-selling author. he is a brand-new book which comes out tuesday, except i held in my hand monday in los angeles when we were in the same place, congratulations. you have followed this closely, you have followed the complex and textured long-term relationship between america and israel in all cases, but the complex relationship of joe biden and israel. he is a remarkable dislike or a benjamin netanyahu, as many people are. where do you think we are in this moment? it seems like it's a tougher line than he's taken since the beginning of the war. >> that's right. the state department, the assessment on the memorandum is a report that well, israel may have broken son international humanitarian law, but not enough to invoke the law and i think that fundamentally, it did not seem to be a serious report and i t

he earned a full ride to xavier university, and he plans to major in graphic design.zing. >> that is amazing i love it. up next is seven things you need to know today a reminder you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. >> that's for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. just download the app, you can start streaming as we head to break, we're taking a live look outside at 654. >> we'll be right back >> this is abc 724 seven. >> in san francisco, live at levi's stadium in san jose. >> live in oakland. yeah. >> you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere. we are, we are, we are, we are we are we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and start you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus

the 2024 presidential election is still months away, but us health and human services secretary xavierra could already be looking at future opportunities in 2026. politico reported last month that becerra is considering a return to california to run for governor in two years. that speculation came after an appearance at manny's in san francisco, where the stanford grad said he misses his home state during a news conference in fresno yesterday, becerra was asked about the rumored run. he didn't say yes, but it's not. no. >> you know what i can say there is. i am thrilled that the president gave me a chance to be secretary of the department of health and human services. it's not something everyone gets to do. only 24 others have had a chance to do it. i'm going to do it as well as i can. and then chatting with the boss, i'll see what i do after that. but i am thrilled to get to do this right now, and i'm not going to give it up until we're done. >> the current governor, gavin newsom, is facing term limits, so he can't run in 2026. and there's already a long list of people trying to succe

your vote the 2024 election is still months away, but already us health and human services secretary xavierin 2026. politico reported last month that becerra is considering a return to california to run for governor in two years. the speculation came after an appearance at manny's in san francisco, where the stanford grad said he missed his home state. now, during a news conference in fresno this morning, becerra was asked about the rumored run. i should say yesterday morning, he didn't say yes, but he also didn't say no. >> you know what i can say there is i am thrilled that the president gave me a chance to be secretary of the department of health and human services. it's not something everyone gets to do. only 24 others have had a chance to do it. i'm going to do it as well as i can. and then chatting with the boss, uh- i'll see what i do after that, but i am thrilled to get to do this right now, and i'm not going to give it up until we're done. >> current governor gavin newsom is facing term limits, so he can't run in 2026. there's already a crowded list of contenders to succeed him, in

united states ambassador to the united nations has also been removed as a commencement speaker at xavierisiana in light of the student outcry against the biden administration policy on gaza. the university of vermont also withdrew its invitation for greenfield to speak earlier this week. joining us now is a pulitzer prize-winning journalist and best-selling author. he is a new york times columnist. he has a new book, chasing hope, which comes out in tuesday, but i held it in my hand on monday in los angeles when we were in the same place. congratulations. i want to ask you about this. you have followed this closely. the complex and long-term relationship not just between america and israel, but the complex relationship of joe biden and israel. he is a remarkable supporter of israel. he dislikes benjamin netanyahu, as many people do. it seems like he is talking a tougher line than he has taken since the beginning of this war. >> that's right, he is. the state department ruling today, the assessment on national security memorandum 20, this report that israel may have broken some internatio

three of them are suing american airlines, alvin jackson, emmanuel jean joseph, and xavier veal.at they later learned, because of a complaint of body odor, and their cell phone video you're seeing on your screen now, it really captures, it's very palpable just how confused, bewildered, they're just in complete disbelief as to what was happening as they were being ushered off the plane. you can hear comments like we're the only ones getting taken off the plane. i paid for the flight just like everybody else. here's more of their reaction. >> it was horrifying. it was like felt like i was in prison. i was walking down and people were staring at me, and i was going to get at the guillotine and my head was going to get chopped off at the end of it. >> after those men were forced off the plane, they were let back onto the same flight and took the flight to gifk which resulted in an hour-long delay. >> is american airlines saying anything about this? >> we reached out to them for a statement, it said our teams are currently investigating the matter as the claims do not reflect our core

>> reporter: for plaintiffs emanuel gene joseph and xavier, flight 832 was a connection.e. >> it was just black men. soy started freaking out. i pulled out my phone to record everything. >> reporter: at any point did somebody from american say to any of you that you had an offensive odor? >> no. >> reporter: the lawsuit claims over the course of about an hour the men were kept in the jetway, and then moved to the gate area where they were told they would be rebooked on another flight to new york later that day and alleges an american employee indicated the complaint about offensive body odor had come from a white male flight attendant. a gate agent seen in the video at one point seems to agree, race was a factor in the men getting pulled off the flight. >> just because of the color of my skin. okay. okay. >> reporter: but when another flight to new york couldn't be found, they were put back on the same plane. >> had to go back on the plane with everybody looking at us, you know. for me, very uncomfortable. everybody staring at me. the other black people on the plane were

hobby or glass of -- xavier glass explaining why coffee is rising -- coffee what is the view commoditiesithout paying attention to china. that is not the case anymore. how great a source is china of demand for coffee? >> you are looking at the coffee market 20 years ago you do not have to think about china. 10 years ago china was not the top 50 consumers. today it is the seventh largest consumer. this from a country that has been almost synonymous with tea consumption. china is a big factor in the coffee market. it is not the main reason the beans are the highest in 45 years, that is mostly the weather, it but it is a factor we need to consider. dani: how much of this is about the fact that it is a cheaper been, it is not the expensive stuff that people will keep paying for? javier: it is a factor. let's look at the fundamentals of the coffee market. the biggest producer is vietnam. they have suffered with the heat wave and drought. we saw a roasters of coffee that were very aware we were living on a cost-of-living crisis and consumers would trade down and try to get a cheaper alternativ

. >> arizona coyotes ceo xavier gutierrez is stepping off the ice for his latest venture.es to launch latinos in sports, a platform designed to showcase latino talent in leadership positions right now, out of the 153 professional franchise is in north america. major sports. only two of the ceos have a latino background. this new platform hopes to change that. the organization's next event will be in brooklyn during the us open tennis tournament coming up this fall. nba draft lottery takes place tonight. that will be in chicago. warriors have the slimmest of odds to land a top four pick at just about 3. if that does happen, the warriors will keep the selection most likely scenario, however, is the team getting the 14th overall selection, and if that's the case, the pick is conveyed to the portland trail blazers because of a prior trade. meanwhile the dubs held a workout at chase center ahead of the 2024 nba draft. santa clara's adam ball and a projected first round pick, jared mccain, who attended duke and who is from sacramento, were on the court this past week. both are g

. >> reporter: now, xavier, who lost his 9-year-old daughter, jacqueline, is hoping this marks the startf a new chapter. >> we've been let down so many times, the time has come to do the right thing. >> reporter: now, the texas department of public safety has not returned nbc news' request for comment. back in 2022, arredondo did defend the police' response to that shooting. meanwhile, the city of uvalde has now agreed to mark may 24th, the day of the shooting, as a day of remembrance. craig? >> all right. morgan chesky for us this morning. morgan, thank you. >>> a federal judge in california has postponed hunter biden's tax trial until september, because it conflicted with his gun charges trial, which is scheduled to begin in june. his defense lawyer said they needed more time to prepare. the president's son has pleaded not guilty to both indictments, which his lawyers have claimed are politically motivated. >>> let's go to the nba playoffs now. with game one of the western conference finals as an indicator of what kind of series we're going to get. we are in for a treat. >> doncic, irv