since then, stacy abrams has done two things to fight that wrong.s to help protect the vote and the democratic rights of marginalized communities. those efforts are among the many reasons that she is as i mentioned also reportedly being considered as a potential running mate for joe biden. joining us now is stacy abrams. it's a pleasure to have you back on the show. thank you for making time for us tonight. >> absolutely. thank you. >> let me just ask you, as i'm sort of painting that portrait of what is going on in georgia, if you think that's the way we ought to be thinking about it, if that comports with the way you are thinking about it this year and about what's important and what's in reach for georgia democrats this year? >> georgia is absolutely a swing state. we have the highest percentage of african-american voters of any battleground state at 33% and we saw that level of turn out in the primaries. we have a record primary turnout of more than 1.2 million voters. and including exceeding republican turnout by a quarter of million votes. let

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stacey abrams is going to join us later in the hour. and we are going to show a lot of what mary trump has already had to say in her interview with george stephanopoulos. kind of a preview for tomorrow night with rachel. mary trump has an awful lot to say. and rachel tomorrow night i'm sure will get at most of it. >> and i'll be watching you tonight, lawrence. have a good evening and a good show. >> thank you. really appreciate it. thank you. >>> in the clearest possible sign that donald trump knows he is losing his re-election campaign, donald trump tonight fired his campaign manager, brad parscale, who had never run a political campaign of any kind in his life before. typical trump hire. it is yet another trump firing that proves donald trump was lying when he told his voters four years ago that he hires the best people. his campaign manager was fired by chris christie when christie was the governor of new jersey and bill was implicated in the scandal that effectively ended chris christie's political career, the closing of lanes to pu

they may be why democrat stacey abrams didn't win the georgia governor's race in 2018. she called her opponent famously the architect of voter suppression, saying he had used his authority as secretary of state at the time, his authority over the election, to tilt it in its favor, to enact policies that made it harder for democratic-leaning voters, particularly black and minority voters to cast their ballots in georgia. well, since then, stacey abrams has formed a couple of organizations to right those wrongs, fair fight and fair count, efforts to combat voter suppression and to help protect the vote and the democratic rights of margeinlized communities. those refrtss are among the many reasons she is potentially being considered as a rining mate for joe biden. joining us is stace sy abrams, fair fight and fair count, which is working right now to ensure an accurate count in the census. thank you so much for making time for us tonight. >> absolutely. thank you. >> let me just ask you as i'm sort of painting that portrait about what's going on in georgia, if you think th

welcome, leader abrams. we have got to stop meeting like this. good to be with you again. >> good to be with you as well. >> i feel like to george us and i'm a native of atlanta. we have to talk about what happened yesterday in their home state, the primary which was delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic, but nonetheless turned out to be what i think we can agree was a debacle of democracy regardless of who's responsible. you and others predicted this, not yesterday, not last week, not last month, but two years ago it may be earlier. i went to ask you what your assessment is of what happened in georgia yesterday. >> thank you so much for doing this and thank you to heather and the entire team and thank you to everyone tuning in. we know that yesterday was the result of a combination of incompetence and malfeasance. but start with buffy since. this is a state that has for the last decade practice voter suppression is an art form. in the 2018 election we saw it, but we go back to 2010 when the newly integrated secretary of state arrested 12 p

and i will be joined by stacy abrams to talk about the president's failed responses and the fight for voting rights in georgia and beyond. we begin tonight with a new report in the washington post, that the white house is not planning an immediate response to intelligence reports of russian bounties because donald trump does not believe that the reports are true or actionable. but after a briefing delivered by the cia director to the gang of eight in congress today, senator chuck schumer begged to differ. >> visually angry -- visually angry schumer called on the president to get tougher with russian leader vladimir putin. >> i'm not going to say anything about the briefing but i believe that the president is not close to tough enough on vladimir putin. >> you don't think it's a hoax based on the briefing? >> trump has repeatedly dismissed reports on the russian bount scheme as a hoax. despite mounting evidence that appears to support the credibility of the intelligence. the new york times is now reporting on a key middle man to russia's operation, who for years handed out money to rew

we don't care that poor and puny anonymities, justice holmes' characterization of the people in abrams when he formulated his dissent in that case were putting out what the court would routinely call in the '20s propaganda. now those of us familiar with the 1940s and '50s and red scare know what a value laden term propaganda is. it's twisted, it's dishonest, it's un-american. it tells you you shouldn't be eating apple pie or wrapping yourself in the american flag. it reveals what's really going on. indeed many years later in dennis, the infamous 1950s red scare case the court made that absolutely clear when it said the real inquiry under clear and present danger is the gravity of the evil discounted by its improbability, which means if you think something is so evil you didn't care that it's never going to happen. you're going to go after it. and it wasn't until 1969 in brand brandenburg that the supreme court cleared this defect and brought the test for the prosecution of speech back to where holmes and abrams and presumably holmes and brandice and whitney wanted to take it. ie, you g

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with me now is stacey abrams, the founder of fair fight which promotes fair elections.f "our time is now: power, purpose, and the fight for a fair america." i have to ask you about news that is circulating this week. what does it mean for the integrity of our elections that roger stone, someone who was convicted of obstructing congress' investigation into a foreign power's meddling in the 2016 election, has been granted clemency by the president of the united states? >> i think it means that donald trump has proven yet again as he does on an almost daily basis that he lacks the moral character to lead the united states, that he lacks the integrity to hold any high office, and that this election is going to be a referendum on whether we want to continue to be led by a coward or if we want a man of courage like joe biden to be the next president of the united states. >> we have so many big stories that are happening right now. i mean, you look at this crisis, the coronavirus and how it is sweeping this country, you look at the economic fallout of that, the way in which it

so welcome, leader abrams. we have got to stop beating like this. it's good to be with you again. >> good to see you as well. >> absolutely. so i feel like two georgians, and i am a native of atlanta, and not start this conversation without pocket what happened yesterday in our own state. of course a talk about the primary which was delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic but nonetheless turned out to be i think what we can agree was a debacle of democracy regardless of who you feel was responsible for that. you and others addicted this it yesterday, not lastly, not last month, you know, that two to yo go and maybe even earlier than that. i want to start by asking you what your assessment is of what happened in georgia yesterday. >> first of all, thank you so much for agreeing to do this and thank you to heather and sixth and i and their entire team. thank you everyone who's tuning in. we know that yesterday was the result of a combination of incompetence and malfeasance. let's start with the malfeasance. this is a state that has for the last de

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stacey abrams is a fantastic candidate.e people will say hey, she was denied the opportunity to be governor of georgia, so we don't think she's experienced enough. so harris is in the pacing car right now, because i think a lot of the criticism of the other candidates are not going to have time to overcome them. >> it's fascinating, and to land on a point that errin raised in the beginning, voters don't technically have input on this. joe biden's own staff has talked about the prospect of it, were he to win, running only one term. you are talking about the future of the democratic party. anything could change. but it is as big a running mate pick as we've seen in a generation. appreciate you guys handicapping with us. >> thanks. >> you got it. any time. >>> great. i'm going to fit in a break. ronald reagan, president trump, no longer peas in a pod. and later, we'll show you a story that's captivating the nation. john lewis lying in state at the capitol. a final farewell for an american icon. ♪ are your asthma treatments jus

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abram had recused herself asking for the attorney general to step in. the attorney general says that they will investigate the vallejo police department but will not investigate the shooting because there is no legal basis for abrams to recuse herself. >>> more than a dozen people paddled out into the bay to honor 22-year-old monterrosa. the group carried their boards into the water yesterday. his sister organized this event with the city surf project which gives young people a chance to learn how to surf. vallejo police have said that they thought monterrosa had a gun when they opened fire and it turns out he had a hammer. >>> building a better bay area means sometimes standing up to race inch and bigotry. community members are outraged after this woman was caught using array hal slur toward an asian american postal worker. >> [ bleep ]. >> hey, not appropriate. absolutely not. >> that is not acceptable. that is not acceptable. >> that video was taken at the uspa location on main street thursday afternoon and it shows the woman in the mask yelling at t

thank you, floyd abrams.hank you ted olson of giving our viewers the benefit of this interesting discussion tonight about press freedom and the amendments. thanks for being in the audience tonight and we'll see you in our next landmarks case. >> acting u.s. park police chief gregory moynihan will testify this morning on his agency's role in clearing protesters in washington, d.c.'s lafayette square back in june for president trump's photo-op at nearby saint johns church. >> tonight on american history tv our series landmark cases concludes with two programs produced in cooperation with the national constitution center we explore the issues, people and places involved in some of the nation's most significant supreme court cases. we begin at 8:00 eastern with gregg vs. georgia. the decision also fine tuned the court's interpretation of the 8th and 14th amendments. then at 9:35. regents of the university of californ california vs. bakke. watch landmark cases tonight on c-span 3 and anytime on c-span.org m. >>> w

doesn't match cooper to the crime. >> he has just a terrible history and i can't imagine what miss abrams was thinking to bring someone in like that. he's the last person that would instill public trust and confidence in this investigation. >> so far, no word on what will happen with vallejo's other high-profile case. the deadly police shooting of sean monterrosa during a looting call last month. >>> oakland schools are scheduled to open in two weeks but the district and teachers at odds on how that will happen. the union is making some striking allegation against the school district. directly attacking the superintendent kyla tramme already for what they call her lack of leadership. it centers around daily instruction time and how much of it will be live and the proposed workday. >> ousd's update to families ha working ousd teachers for the failure of leadership in the central office was outrageous. >> the union wants a 300 minute workday while the district insists on their regularly contracted 375 to 390 minutes. the union also proposing spending just an hour with the students and using

abrams had reaccused herself asking the attorney general general's office to step.ey general's office has said it would investigate the investigation of evidence in the case but not the shootings because there's no legal basis for abrams to recuse herself. >>> building a better bay area means making a commitment to racial and social justice. a san francisco restaurant is going viral for all the wrong reasons after one of the owners was caught on camera calling a young man the "n" word. dion lim brings us this story of rebuilding. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ] hey, get the [ bleep ]. >> reporter: this video posted to twitter five days ago has received over half a million views showing this man who does not want us using his nail in an altercation with gabrielle who until today was a co-owner of paprika restaurant. >> this is just words? >> reporter: it's hard to hear but during the fight about the nearby homeless, gabrielle calls him the "n" word. >> she disrespected that young man and used that word that should have been shot into space and never uttered again on this plan

stacey abrams made history at the first black woman to deal with a response to the state of the union in 2019. there is no doubt that her history making endeavors are far from over. in her new book our time is now, power prevents in his site for fair america, she draws on extensive research to offer concrete for voter suppression and empower citizens. former u.s. secretary of state madeleine called the book an essential toolkit for citizens of all backgrounds who believe as i do that democracy is not a spectator sport. tonight, stacey abrams will be in conversation with aaron haynes, award-winning journalist and editor at large, she's previously the national writer on race from the associated press, focused on the intersection of race, politics and culture. we are so grateful for her per dissipation this evening. later in the program will take your questions, you can submit them using the q&a button at the bottom of your zoom window. we are also including a link in the chat box where you will definitely want to purchase an autographed copy of our time is now. i am so excited to listen

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how do you see this case being similar or different to the depth and abrams case? there is a real connection between this and the sack oh and vans that he case -- i know they went to mexico during the war and i was curious as to whether this had any bearing on the outcome of that case? >> thanks very much. >> these were debs abrams and schenck came over the course of 1919. there is not a radical difference between eugene depths was doing -- that the general notion was that there was an effort to undermine, people mobilizing for the war, supporting the war without some direct imminent threat that someone is going to cause violence and the. like the question and all of the cases was can the government prohibit -- their mostly notable for the fact that holmes does seem to shift between schenck at the beginning and abrams at the end of the year and how far he is willing to go. but the cases are all very first set of four challenges to the constitutionality of the espionage act which is significant in and of itself and also what it means for the first amendment free spe

abrams recused herself from the investigations asking the attorney general to step in. the attorney general's office said that it will department's destruction of evidence in the monterrosa case but not the shootings because there is no legal basis for abrams to recuse herself. >>> building a better bay area means that sometimes standing up to racism and bigotry. community members are outraged after a woman was caught on video using a racial slur towards an ameri p service worker. [ bleep ]. >> whoa, that is not acceptable. >> this video was taken at the usps location on main street thursday afternoon. and it shows the woman in the mask yelling at the employee behind the counter. when she used a racial slur, several by standers jumped into deannounce her behavior and one was a man who took the video. >> the reason i did it was to spread awareness and to let people know that this is happening all around us. like i live in the silicon valley and this is happening in loss >> postal service officials are looking into the incident. visi for the first time since march. the ge

the legal principle that they were trying to advance and that represents an extension of states' abrams from where they were before so they've had that approach indorsed by the court at this point where they really lost was in the way that they applied those principles that they were on the court and so they've they've lost on principle but they they won on the law and so i don't believe they will back off using state law to to try to address these issues boss ultimately i think they need to be soft somewhere else. or given that'll be interesting to see whether the commission does appeal against this ruling dr scholl's gallivan from the university college dublin thanks so much for joining us thanks very much. now one day after the u.k. banned huawei from its 5 g. networks i was security concerns the u.s. government is also taking aim at the chinese tech for its imposing visa bans on the company's work as secretary of state's mike peo who says that applies to huawei employees and workers from other chinese to the u.s. but these are involved in human rights violations including in china's

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. >> laura: okay, if you want proof that stacy abrams is no longer a top >> if you want proof stacy abramss no longer a top vp contender listen to this. >> we can't romanticize and say if we do this the world changes, it doesn't. there are no saviors running for reelection or running to save our country. i want us to remember this election is not about being excited about any single person but being energized about our power to shape our future. >> biden better hope is voters have more enthusiasm than she has. shannon bream, take it from here. >> the beefsteak is one of the favorite parts we have. thank you. tonight the president's critics claim he only cares about red states, that is how democrats are raiding attorney general william barr claiming there was nothing about lockdown protests at the michigan state capitol but argue weeks later federal agents sent to portland are the ones sparking violence.

your sister is stacey abrams? to count people in georgia. >> they're doing all this to discourage us. but what we have to do is show them that we see them. we see that you are leaving certain communities out and stripping away their political power, and we can't let them win. >> because they wouldn't be doing all of this stuff if it wasn't important for us to take it. >> yep. >> so, please, y'all, take the census. just to let all the shady manipulators know, we (~bleep ) see you. >> trevor: thank you so much, dulce. if you live in america, you have till the end of october to get your census forms in. when we come back, i'll be talking to the one and only hannibal burress. don't go away. aily distancing s" earlier today i spoke with comedian hannibal burress about his new standup special which is currently streaming on youtube. it's called "miami nights." >> you ever think you were depress bud you just really need needed a haircut? and you got a haircut, and you said, what am i worrying about? i was fresh as -- (~b

your sister is stacey abrams?t it is first hand to count people in georgia. >> they're doing all this to discourage us. but what we have to do is show them that we see them. we see that you are leaving certain communities out and stripping away their political power, and we can't let them win. >> because they wouldn't be doing all of this stuff if it wasn't important for us to take it. >> yep. >> so, please, y'all, take the census. just to let all the shady manipulators know, we (~bleep ) see you. >> trevor: thank you so much, dulce. if you live in america, you have till the end of october to get your census forms in. when we come back, i'll be talking to the one and only hannibal burress. don't go away. seen a lot of mornings... and eating the small bits of cheese stuck to a mcdonald's wrapper... is the right way... to start-a-morning. ♪ ba da ba ba ba to start-a-morning. good mormore treatment? we're going to try something different today. hi! awwww, so pretty. dogs bring out the good in us. pedigree® brings out

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i'm really pleased to be here this afternoon with brian hook and elliott abrams, both from the state department, to talk about two of the most pressing issues that the united states is facing today, iran and venezuela, and the next is the relationship with the evolving relationship between the two countries. elliott abrams is a special representative for venezuela at the department of state and brian hook is a special representative for iran and a senior policy adviser to secretary of state mike pompeo. he previously served as the director of policy planning in this administration at the state department. so, i've known both brian elliott for quite some time, and it's always a pleasure to see both of you. i would like to start. i think author start with elliott to tell us a little bit about the evolution of the administration's policy, vis-À-vis venezuela, as i recall, elliott, i think it has been about a year and a half since you have been special representative. why don't you tell us a little bit about what has been happening in that country and about u.s. venezuela relations. than

one person not in the group, he'll have to say so there was some real question of whether stacey abramsld get into the first round i look at this another way which is to say, the fact that he went out of his way to say that he wouldn't pick necessarily commit to picking a black woman says that there are other people very much part of the discussion and i would put elizabeth warren at the top of the list. so a lot that we learned from joe biden about where this stands and his campaign doesn't like to get into the details we'll be moving from this location very soon to see the comings and goings of who might be there you know how important that will be >> i thought that was an important piece of news, that not enough people focused on was that there have been no face-to-face meetings yet. another person that i think is much higher on this list that we ought to not leave out is tammy duckworth. i think that has gotten more real in the last couple of weeks from what i understand as well so i think there are a few others on the so-called short list this looks more and more like a convention

to preserve the safety of our community and provide can haonfe in the outcome. >> this comes after abrams from the cases. >> an intense encounter turns ugly and this was all caught on video. he says that he felt targeted because he's black. >> get it away. get your -- camera off me. >> that is 17-year-old steven johnson jr. holding the phone recording that and says the incident started as he stretched for his daily run. the woman came up and yelled for him to move. he started recording after someone nearby told him to document the exchange. the woman swung her bag hitting him in the head. johnson says he could have defended himself but it would have ended differently. >> as a trained boxer and ranked number 16, if i would have reacted the way a lot of people would assumed i would have reacted by punching the lady i would have been on the news for hurting an old lady, an old caucasian lady. >> police say the woman was cited for misdemeanor child abuse but released because he wasn't injured and because of the covid-19 concerns at the county jail. >>> san francisco is getting help from sacra

>>and around the turn for the city is calling on solano county district attorney's krishna abrams to complete the investigations of the officer involved shootings involving willie mccoy and sean monterrosa in a city manager greg niehaus said quote we owe it to our community to see a fair and independent review completed. and tonight house speaker nancy pelosi has joined the city calling for an fbi investigation into the police killing of 22 year-old sean monterrosa. speaker pelosi says quote the police killing of sean monterrosa was a horrible act of brutality that continues to shake our bay area community. she went on to say that we must insist on justice for all killed by police brutality in america, civil rights attorney john burris who currently represents 11 lawsuits against the police department says he welcomes the fbi investigation. the city's request comes after a california attorney general javier becerra said he will not review the incidents and says he believes the district attorney's office is the appropriate and obligated authority back on july second district attorney

krishna abrams says that special prosecutor will be the former district attorney in san bernardino county. michael ramos. he will now review the february death of willie mccoy. mccoy was fatally shot by police while sitting in his car at a drive-thru in taco bell. as for ramos, critics are concerned about his background. a judge recently found the former da had improperly deleted text messages and emaiwasued >> imy view on it, she should withdraw the appointment of this season and she should go find an independent person who's not a person that's braying a lot of baggage to him. >> as da, ramos also persisted against the innocence of kevin cooper a death row inmate convicted of killing four people. this, despite a mountain of evidence that shows cooper is innocent including dna evidence that doesn't match cooper to the crime. >> he has just a terrible history and i can't imagine what miss abrams was thinking to bring someone in like that. he's the last person that would instill public trust idce in th investigation. >> so far, no word on what will happen with the other high- profile case.

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krishna abrams says that special prosecutor will be the former da in san bernardino county. michael ramos. he will now review the february death of willie mccoy and mccoy was fatally shot by police in his car at a drive-thru. as for ramos, critics are worried about his background. a judge recently found the former da improperly deleted texts and emails after he was sued. >> withdraw the appointment of this person and go find an independent person who's not a person that's bringing a lot of baggage to him. >> as da, ramos also persisted cooper. a death row inmate convicted of killing four people. this, despite a mountain of evidence that shows cooper is innocent. including dna evidence that doesn't match cooper to the crime. >> he has just a terrible history and i can't imagine what miss abrams was thinking to bring someone in like that. he's the last person that would instill public trust and confidence in this investigation. >> so far, no word on what will happen with the other high- profile case there. the deadly police shooting of sean monterrosa. during a looting call la

stacey abrams. but i do believe val demings. host: why val demings?aller: i like the way she talks. very intelligent. i think debates with vice president pence would be very intense and she would break them down. host: do you think her profile is high enough? obviously one of the impeachment managers, congresswoman from florida. the zenith of the country know enough about val demings? caller: i think enough did because they have seen the impeachment hearings and they have seen her personality. like i said, kamala harris would be great. if it is elizabeth warren, that might give trump and his people so much to talk about, the degrading names, even though it does not matter, but to certain people in the world it is, you know, it is just crazy right now. is cnn's chris -- putting val demings in his top five, saint she shot to prominence nationally thanks to a unique resume that includes a stint as the chief of police in orlando, however her time in that job has slowed momentum. fox recently noted, critics say she was part of a broader culture of policing

cece abrams hasn't gotten over the fact that governor kemp beat her by some 60,000 plus votes.ot shellacked at the polls, and she lost. she has never gotten over that. nevertheless, it is offensive to suggest that somehow president trump is reading this. it was barack obama right before the election last time who said, "you couldn't rig it even if he wanted to." i think that is offensive, i think it's meant to trigger people, but i think it's absolutely fundamentally wrong. >> harris: jason chaffetz, always good to have you on the program. good to see you, thank you. >> thanks, harris. >> harris: the dow jones may be down today, however, the index has been on a winning streak in the face of high unemployment. what it says about the relationship between wall street and main street. you know, how we people are feeling. plus, an update on the coronavirus relief bill. we will take a look at the potential stumbling block to put more money in the pockets of millions of americans to wait to see whether they are $600 in additional on employment benefits will be extended or completely g

stacey abrams is going to join us later in the hour.show a lot of what mary trump has already had to say in her interview with george stephanopoulos. kind of aew

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abrams proposed better than the other model?> i really don't agree that they have a better press, or have had for many years a better press than we do. that is a judgment call. second, win british editors want to publish something, they come here. that's what happened with the snowed in material's. they were released through the american subsidiary of the guardian. british journalists are very envious indeed of the free press that we have. more broadly, there are different ways for democratic societies to be organized, in terms of striking balances between freedom and liberty and other important interests. we lean very heavily in the direction of more freedom of the press, more freedom of speech. i think that is a good idea. but there are other ways to run legal systems and other ways -- canada is more restrictive than we are. i prefer our system. and when you read our cases, i think they are really very powerful. >> on to the court in 1971. chief justice warren burger, we will tell you about the other members of the court, that

had an abrams tank sitting out in the sun. it sits out in the blazing texas sunshine all day long. you could literally cook breakfast on this tank. cause second-degree burns for those who touched it. it is a shame that we have people working in such a bad situation. we are doing something to fix .hat these forbe utilizing the good of our soldiers. we should not be making our soldiers lives more difficult over issues of which we have no control. the subcommittee has no jurisdiction over military installations. the appropriations committee should leave this to the authorizing committee. yes, we do sometimes use the power of the purse to change a policy. this provision goes beyond that. since 1940, the soldiers in my oftrict disparaged the name confederate general, who was the commander of the texas brigade. he brought skills to every major --flict regarding the u.s. the soldiers have value to serve and do not deserve to be unjustly punished because of the name on the front gate. provides emergency recognizend i regarding veterans health care, that i do not believe we should set aside

. >> that announcement comes as calls for abrams to pursue charges against police officers involved or step back from the cases. >>> happening today, even though big gathering spots like beaches are closed, people are coming together to protest for racial justice. a memorial service put up by a group -- this is for the murders in palo alto's johnson park. >>> well, the pandemic is ongoing and yet it's not stopping people from flocking to lake tahoe for the long holiday weekend. a long line of cars and boats bumper to bumper all the way to lake tahoe. some of those folks spent the night in their cars in order to get an early jump on the crowds. others arrived as early as 4:00 yesterday morning. some boaters are already being turned away because the campgrounds are all booked. rangers are are banning fireworks. >> no bomb fires, no barbecues. there seems to be a movement of the urban areas, people are setting off fireworks. we hope that does not happen up here. this is not the place for fireworks. >> campfires are not allowed either unless they are in designated rings at campground sites

. >> since abrams took office in 2014 there have been 13 police shootings in vallejo. six of them fatal. the da sent us this statement saying quote -- we remain diligent in our efforts to secure an independent review of the mccoy case and the investigation into the officer- involved shooting death of sean monterrosaallejo sahey ha beens try and resolve this issue. the city will reach out to a judge by the end of the week to order the da to conduct the investigation if nothing changes. >>> revel, a popular moped lead sharing service suspended its service in new york city after two deadly crashes. but it is continuing to operate in oakland. the two crashes happened within days of each other. one killed a wcbs tv reporter who was thrown from a revel. the company says it's voluntarily shutting down service in new york to review rider accountability and safety measures. we asked revel why the shutdown doesn't extend to oakland or other cities but they refused to answer our questions. >>> taking a live look at johns hopkins university virus tracker now. this morning, califor

shootings involving the vallejo police department so in this video statement top prosecutor krishna abrams said that she's stepping back from investigating the shooting deaths of willie mccoy and sean monterrosa she's turning the case is over to the attorney general's office. now the district attorneys accuse all comes after calls last month for the prosecutor to pursue charges against the police officers involved or step back from the case. mccoy you may remember the story was shot last year by the way home police officers while asleep in a taco bell drive-thru monterroso was shot on june second outside of a walgreens. >>coming up next on the top earning news governor newsom has established a strike team to enforce the state's covid-19 rules, but it's coming with some confusion. we'll have an update after the break. plus officials in hayward are blaming the pandemic for the amount of trash piling up on city streets, what's behind the growing problem. a month and the pandemic frontline workers say they still don't have enough supplies to protect themselves and congress wants to know why i'

a delay to edit out extremely unflattering episodes to police murdering somebody the producer dan abrams was shocked 6 and beyond disappointed about this to the loyal live p.d. the nation please know why we did everything we could to fight for. for you and for our continuing effort transparency in policing this is shocking to many who believe these shows are of the truth these company ganda lovers are asking in this society without live cop shows who will harass people at their homes hoping they do something illegal with full production crews who will normalize aggressive police violence who will make cops feeling superheroes and i ask you citizens who when a cop is running after the suspect who will then run after him with the blue money we're not only surrounded by an unnecessary amount of police in america we're also inundated with media friendly to police and some media even working for the police telling only their story and cop again is war widespread than you think cops consult on movies and series helping mold the characters to their self conception and then they take cubes from