but i was taught if it looks like a duck, quakes like a duck, nine times out of ten it's a duck. racism is engrained in our judicial system. >> yeah. i appreciate your candor. you're straightforward. i think a lot of people understand what you are seeing. representative, when you look at this situation, people around the country, as i think is well known, like to sometimes say, well, maybe there is racism but, quote, it's over there. it's somewhere else. it's down south. or it's in that other neighborhood. or it's in that other school. minnesota is a blue state for the most part, a state with some diversity, to be sure. and, yet, this issue that you raise, which is bigger than any election, is the structural racism that's been embedded in the criminal system, the justice system, the courts, the bail system, the prison system, things we have been covering here. and i know you have been working on them for a long time. how do you begin to fix it? you have some people in office. you have diverse leadership even in the town here and yet? >> you know, the funny thing is july 5th of 201

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they were set a target of 222, but stokes was out for a duck in the very first over. ently 170 after 16 over. five live the place to go for commentary of that match. i'm sure most of us have been looking forward to today, the next step of lockdown easing. i'll be making the most of it straight after this shift. i've really missed the gym. indoor pools and leisure centres have also reopened, giving a huge boost for recreational sport. here's our correspondentjoe wilson. monday morning in birmingham, jeremy sharp is finally back where he belongs — a gym session after the pool. he exercised for 30 years, week in, week out — until lockdown. jeremy has cerebral palsy. he need fitness for crucial mobility, to keep the life he wants to live. the activities many people turned to during lockdown simply weren't possible forjeremy — he needs to be here. it is absolutely brilliant. i actually got quite emotional about it first thing this morning, which i didn't expect to do. moving my muscles at the moment is like trying to move a brick wall.

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the idea of the old phrase walks like a duck, talks like a duck. look, if it's a hypothetical that has nothing to do with the facts in this case it invites the prosecution to do what he did, to revisit what happened here. he tried to initially say a phrase that frankly my father has said all of my life which was, hey, but for the incident at the theater, mrs. lincoln, how was your evening? and it points out this notion of, you're trying to distill this down in such a reductive way that you're losing all of the facts that are at issue in this case. so every time this defense counsel tries to raise hypotheticals that have nothing to do with the facts he invites a new witness, not a fact witness, but an expert witness, to now revisit and remind the jury of what happened to george floyd in his final moments. it's dangerous. >> dr. happy, as we're walking through all of this with dr. thomas this morning, she also talked about how there's so much more than just this autopsy from dr. baker that she relied on, that there was such a volume of material in th

i said is that a real duck? in li i georgia he called on congress to pass the proposals to pay for preschool and other priorities by taxing the rich. at one point he was briefly interrupted by protesters. [ chanting ] >>> their calls were a reference to the border crisis. the president replied i agree with you. i'm working on it. there was also a private visit with a 96-year-old former president jimmy carter and rosalyn carter. today president biden will be in philadelphia. >>> former new york mayor rudy giuliani went on tv last night for the first time since federal agents raided his manhattan home and office. this as "the washington post" reports giuliani was warned in late 2019 about russian operatives attempting to use him as part of an influence campaign to damage then candidate biden. he reportedly did not heed their warnings. president trump's former personal lawyer told fox news he was served a warrant before about half a dozen agents seized his cell phones and computers. >>> they come into my apartment w

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the 25 year old woman's body was found in a duck pond in newhall park in concord, nelson was. arrested after fleeing torino. still ahead, the sonoma county district attorney is calling pg any reckless and is now hitting the utility with criminal charges stemming from the 2019 kincaid fire lost more than 20 years after the navy left the concord naval weapons station is finally going to be developed, will tell you what the city plans to do with a chunk of that land coming up lots of sunshine. today, temperatures did warm up just a little bit, but by tomorrow they're gonna drop down a few degrees and then a warm up we'll go looking for rain is well. the the sea. oa sewage leak into the bay. the mercury news reports that the spill happened last july. ah pipeline broke spilling more than 292,000 of partially treated sewage near moffett field. the city says that pipeline is scheduled to be replaced as part of a major improvement project. pg and e is facing criminal charges over the kincaid fire back in 2019. today the sonoma county district attorney filed 33 counts. this comes as pg

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row and how they— get their ducks in a row and how they rebut — get their ducks in a row and howmove the agenda on and talk about— be keen to move the agenda on and talk about fighting covid and the vaccine — talk about fighting covid and the vaccine programme and things like that because this is damaging in other— that because this is damaging in other ways as well. even if people do see _ other ways as well. even if people do see this — other ways as well. even if people do see this as a westminster story which _ do see this as a westminster story which i _ do see this as a westminster story which i do — do see this as a westminster story which i do not think it is, then it is still— which i do not think it is, then it is still seen _ which i do not think it is, then it is still seen as a government psychodrama and with weeks ago before _ psychodrama and with weeks ago before whole sets of local and default — before whole sets of local and default administration elections, people _ default administration elections, people thinking that the government is out _ people thinking th

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, you're trying to get things done and you're negotiating with the other side, you better be like a duck. you better let all those slights roll off your back like water. >> now, during your years as secretary of state for president bush, america's foreign policy and execution of it was probably the greatest it's been in maybe in history during those four years. of course, the cold war ended. of course, you led the reunification of germany. of course, the gulf war, the success of driving the iraqi army out of kuwait. but when you left office, having won the cold war, having won the gulf war, having brought germany together, what was your expectation for the world order going forward post cold war? >> well, i really thought we were on the cusp of a new paradigm. i really did. i thought, because we had, as you pointed out, we not only ended the cold war, we had ended it peacefully. and it showed that antagonists for 40 years could get along and could resolve their differences in a way that would promote freedom and prosperity and liberty for many year around the world. so we were very hopef

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breaks and i will come back to that in a bit, but talk about the fact that this paints a picture like a ducksmooth above the water and serious underneath the surface. we are not just talking about the fact you had nice debates for a master stroke of strategy by jim clyburn but a campaign that has succeeded in spite of itself. on both sides not just the biden campaign but the trump campaign can you unpack that a bit, the different warring camps that emerge and so forth that sort of has the campaign plodded along, how does that not absolutely collapse the campaign out right? >> the thing biden did right was sent a message and vision for his campaign early on but one of the troubles he had, he wasn't that good on the campaign trail particularly in the beginning. i went to see him in iowa, in south carolina, nevada. he was not electric, people were not showing up to seem, former vice president who is used to seeing crowds set up by the white house, the best advanced team in the world, got tickets to the right people and he shows up in a high school gym in iowa and looks like bingo night at the l

some people think this looks like a duck and acts like a duck so this is the beginning of an invasionat is a distraction and a diversion and essentially the real test for biden isn't to sort of man up, as they say, and rush to a fight but to not be distracted by it, to keep his cool and not let putin -- you know, as you said, much the way donald trump liked to do, not let putin crash your psychological party at will and just command the news and command your attention at all times and try to keep things in perspective and proportion. having said that, you have to take a buildup this large very seriously. but again, maybe the test is not to overreact and play into putin's hands. >> it is so smart to look at it that way and to really -- you know, there are not very many people you can say this of. but president biden has seen it all. i mean, decades of the senate foreign relations committee. i'm sure you're correct in how he's approaching this. it is really great to see you. we will be calling on you again, my friend. thank you so much. when we return, as we do every day, we will rememb

. >>> a duck and cover maneuver today in downtown san jose as the iconic rubber ducky atop san jose children'sry museum was covered with soap to make him squeaky clean. the duck's got his mask on ready for friday's opening. white the museum's backyard has been open, the main building has been closed for a year. advance tickets are available for two play sessions on friday, saturday, and sunday with a cleaning break in between sessions. >> we're getting there. amusement parks, children's discovery museum, baseball season. things are starting to get back to normal. jeff ranieri as we head into the weekend, how are we looking? >> hey, we're good. i was even in the studio one day this week, right? so yes, things are definitely looking up. we do have some cooler weather coming our way as we roll through tomorrow. we're going to get more on that here in just a bit. i want to continue our climate coverage and focus in on your allergies and the link between that and our changing climate. so let's go ahead and show you the data here. what you're going to be able to see on this first graphic is a chart

our groceries we went shopping, so i would literally have to wipe down a carton of milk like it was a duckt takes to wash groceries? but here's the thing, it always, it always was a hard sell for a guy. if i would drop a slice of pizza on the floor of a bus station and landed cheese side up, i would eat it. if it landed cheese side down, i would just have two toppings. >> dan: i am a germ phobia anyway. i always use the elbow or -- even when i go to grab a door handle i grabbed the bottom because everybody grabs the top. so who knows, maybe it was not terrible advice after all? >> dana: that is something that we all can do if the handshake does not make a complete comeback. but the other point about this is that companies and schools are spending so much money on disinfectants when actually that money would be better spent on ventilation because that's how the virus is spread is on ventilation. we actually have known this for quite a while. i'm disappointed that it took the cdc so long to make sure it was more widely known. >> dan: it's a good point about opportunity cost. and there is a w

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you just you better be like a duck. you better let all those all those slides roll off your back like water now during your years as secretary of state for president bush america's foreign policy and execution of it was probably the greatest it's been and maybe in history during those four years. of course the cold war ended, of course you led the reunification of germany, of course, the the gulf war the success of driving the iraqi army out of kuwait. but but when you left office having won the cold war having won the gulf war having brought germany together. what was your expectation for the world order going forward? post cold war well, i really thought that we would i really thought we were on the cusp. of of a new apparent i really did i thought because we had it you pointed out. we not only in the cold war we'd ended it peacefully and it showed that antagonists for 40 years could get along and could and could resolve their differences in a way that that would promote freedom and prosperity and liberty for many peo

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. >> an animal control officer arrived and began playing sounds of a mother duck on her phone. they arrived one by one when they realized what was going on. world news tonight with david muir is next. we appreciate your time. >> thank you so much for inviting us into your homes tonight. see you again at 6:00. the weather's perfect... family is all together and we switched to sunce.d neonoa caught gdfin this lake whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to your financial health, just a few small steps can make a real difference. ♪ ♪ ♪ guidance on your terms. confidence feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. we hear from one of the jurors in that courtroom for the derek chauvin trial. one of the two alternate jurors describing what it was like to listen to the evidence, to see the video over and over again. making eye contact with the former officer. and who she thought was the pivotal witness in the trial, before chauvin was found guilty on all three charges. >>> the othe

. >>> plus, how a neighborhood duck statue landed three people in very hot water. >>> and still ahead here at 5:00, the rising climbs crimes >>> with the rise in anti-asian hate crimes, there has been a growing interest in self- defense classes. there has also been a call for those witnessing attacks to intervene. reporter jasmine viel introduces us to one martial arts academy that is teaching people how to protect themselves. >> reporter: gary owns the g3 academy of martial arts in sierra madre, where he teaches have quito, a hybrid korean martial art. on this friday, he is teaching his students some basic self- defense moves from hitting pressure points, to how to break away from an attacker. during the pandemic, he moved to virtual classes and outdoor lessons in the park. he says he is now's seeing a renewed interest from people eager to learn these skills. >> the interest is always there, especially now more than ever. people want to come back and people want community and most important people want to feel safe. >> reporter: she signed up her two kids years ago. she says, for the

shocked me to the back of the car. >> then, he made a demand. >> he kept saying, money, money. >> the next thing she knew, he was tying her up with ducked a. >> and then he taped up my eyes, my mouth, put my hands together. >> she said he dropped her 60 feet to the back of the parking area behind the brick wall. >> he drugged me to the brick wall, and he pushed me down. >> lying on the wet ground, she soon heard melvin's car pull up. >> i could see the car lights. and he pushed me back down on the ground and he said, if you say anything, i'll kill you. >> a short time later, she heard a violent struggle. >> i thought i heard something like a pipe or something that somebody picked up. >> why do you think you heard something that sounded like a pipe? >> i don't know because i heard it hit the ground. >> okay. >> and then, i heard a shot. >> you heard a shot? >> it had to have been shot. >> after that, julia did not hear anything else. she stayed behind the brick wall, hoping the killer was gone. then made her escape. >> and if the tape hadn't got wet from the rain, i don't know if i had gotten off. >> with the duck tape loose, she was abl

ago that he at this point will run again, but if he would say i'm not running again he would be a lame duckand no president wants that to be. we have seen younger presidents aging really fast in this job. he is 78 years old now. i think time will show if he has the energy really to keep doing what he is doing right now. brent: the latest from washington, just hours before that first presidential address to a joint session of the u.s. congress. thank you. british prime minister boris johnson has denied any wrongdoing after an independent watchdog launched an official investigation as to how he paid for the lavish renovation of his downing street apartment. the electoral commission said there are reasonable grounds to suspect that an offense has occurred. it's the latest in a series of allegations against johnson and his party in recent days. >> it might well have been the most unpleasant day in boris johnson's political career so far, and the reason is located in downing street itself, his apartment. he had it refurbished in this style for about 60,000 euros, and it is alleged that money cam

he is not a sitting duck. there was a straight line of sight onto the president. if you are a second slower, it probably hits him in the head. >> we talked about that. if we had been a little slower getting him in the car, he would not have been hit here. he probably would have been hit in the neck. >> they get there in three minutes. >> reagan said he was walking in. not to help him. we let him walk away. you could see his face was ashen. we grabbed him and wound up taking him into the emergency room. the one thing that came up, we talked about this, what had happened if we would've gone to the white house first? we are so fortunate we couldn't do that. he was not breathing well. the white house would be more secure. now what do you do? >> they said that they had gone to the white house, he would have died. they could not detect his paul's -- pulse. he lost more than half his blood that day. >> jerry saved his life. he did the right thing. >> reagan is shot, he does not died. his life hangs in the balance. his character on this day, his actions, his jokes, he see

in a duck isn't that's not i'm not oh, so now you're calling me a liar. look at me being persecuted. so it's it's a handy shorthand to use when you're doing cartoons. okay, let's go to the last one. okay, this is kind of personal. i'm here in utah, salt lake city, utah. and one of the things you have to know about nest is he was kind of anti-catholic. and so you hear here you see the capital dome? and on it is written religious liberty is guaranteed. but can we allow foreign reptiles to crawl all over? us us and in the left you see this crocodile. calling up on top of the capital dome, but if you look at it sideways that mouth of the crocodile is kind of like the bishops miter. it's kind of like the pope's hat. okay, and on the right side? you've got that this is a the tabernacle in salt lake city is the shell of the turtle? and that's the mormon church. and this is kind of curious in a few ways like for instance. why are you calling the mormon church of foreign reptile? well, that's because back in the day back in the time when he was doing these cartoon