do scenes where the play is a note to the ground on the left alex morgan on the right in chins. into the clock is running. on average female players pick themselves up 30 seconds faster than male players these 30 seconds tell us a lot about the male and female psyches about biology the development of humankind and our culture 30 seconds to explain why we are how we are. and what all of this has to do with. studies show that on the pitch women get things done quicker. men spend an extra 30 seconds celebrating the goal. substitutions take 10 seconds longer on average. and of course after a foul men stay on the ground for 30 seconds long. why. because we're tougher. maybe there's something to do with the fact that like women in general are seen kind of like as weaker so maybe i mean me myself sometimes i want to show they're like no way we're not weak so when you get it when you get how than a game you get quicker like it was nothing it's ok i'm back i'm ready to play like we want to show that we're tough you know any. one common argument is that men run faster the heaviest collisi

come this time from the jewels of the bottom of the table a lightning strike against relegation in alex morgan james points in the minds and . and now probably say. 5 goals for home. raymond convincing win in qatar for their dreaming of remaining in the move. to. world. war. 2 global corona crisis you can find more information online at v.w. dot com and on t.w. social media channels. i'm not laughing at the germans because sometimes i am but most and nothing with the common people germany thinks deep into the german culture yet you did see him take his grandma down east coast it's all about who had enough time rachel join me to meet the japanese on the gulf coast. the digital revolution is transforming our lives from smartphones and apps to new ways all working well what about then barmaids can digitize ation help that to you we also look at the impact of 19th endemic as it shuts down much of the world welcome to our new edition of the who africa i'm now if i may well lagos.

until midway through the 1st half a half as 1st serious chance to materialize sloppy defending by alex morgan able to jump i rolled to rosen to capitalize with aplomb. and i thought the ball coming for me i saw the defender so i didn't want to shoot 1st time so i tipped it over his foot and i shudder to think about the night. after the break cats that were far from solid household failed to make the most out of what was now an even match. they were punished in injury time tireless bloody laid off the christophe young tech to make it to male that's the poles 1st goal for over play since joining house in january following 2 penalties. with labadee at the helm climbing up the table at a rate even he couldn't are hopeful. minds meanwhile are desperate for stuck in 15 since january midway through the 1st half alexander house and made the back one option to stop often times christophe baumgartner. florian miller was on hand to parry the resulting spot kick. 2 minutes before the break. again try the double team treatment. but either speed who was able to master the threat and cruelly switch away. mi

alex. >> morgan, thank you so much. joining me right now is rachelle richie. good morning to you. coming off morgan's report. the rally taking place blocks away from black wall street. of course, the scene of the worst race massacre. this rally was originally set for juneteenth, but it got pushed back. in your mind, did reschedule in the rally silence that? >> no. the fact he considered it on the day is an insult. what trump has done and when he intended do or not is he brought attention to the historical facts that happened against the black community. so, you know, this is one positive if we can say. you now have people talking about juneteenth. you have people talking about what happened with the bombing in greenwood. there is a positive. the negative side is he was very ignorant it to the history of what happened in tulsa and ignorant to the history and terrorism committed against black americans. it is good he moved his rally. as your reporter was saying, we have the potential of the spike in coronavirus cases. we know that is impacting the black community the most. >> so rach

alex. >> i've done nothing. i have tickets to this event. no. >> reporter: morgan, let me check where she was sitting, was she in any way impeding access to the event? >> help, no, they hurt. they hurt. stop this. >> reporter: it did not appear she was impeding access. she was wearing an "i can't breathe" shirt. people were walking down the sidewalk here, away from the main entrance point. we know had an handcuffs have been placed on the woman right now just behind them. and they asked her, we do not want to take you out by force. however if you don't comply with us, we'll have to remove you from this setting right now. and so, ma'am, if you can hear me, can you tell me why officers told you what you did wrong? >> i was trespassing. and they're raes arresting me. >> they told you you were trespassing and breaking the law? >> and i have a ticket. >> reporter: what did you come here today to do, ma'am you had a ticket, right? >> yes. yes. >> and were you coming here to protest the president's arrival or to attend the rally? tell me why? >> so i can put on my mask, pl

alex? >> morgan chesky, thank you so much for that. extraordinary scene you shared with us there with jacob frey. let's bring in eddie glaude, center for african-american studies and as msnbc contributor. edd eddie, welcome. what did you make of the picture of the mayor shamed out of the community? he looked like anybody else the way he was dressed, very casual and ushered out with pretty loud chants and opposition. >> yeah. it's a sign that the circumstances and the context of how we discuss policing in our community is radically changing. alex, you know for most of our lives we have been confronted with a frame of how we think about policing in terms of being tough on crime, the war on drugs, and the overall discourse of law and order which led to a massive expansion of policing and particularly, a particular kind of policing. so what folks are trying to argue for is not so much tinkering around the edges but a fundamental change in the frame, and this involved the call for defunding. we see activists organizations like reclaim the b

alex. >> okay. morganhank you so much from atlanta. >>> joining me now is marilyn mosby for the city of baltimore. welcome back to the broadcast. last weekend we were discussing the situation with george floyd, now we have to add this to our discussion. what are your thoughts when you first heard about what happened in atlanta on friday? >> i mean, when we think about what is happening, rayshard brooks, ahmaud arbery, george floyd these are latest names within the last month that have lost their lives to the hands of police or former police. when you think about the manifestation of the pain and anger and frustration being exhibited by the protesters not just nationally but globally demanding that prosecutors and courts see the humanity of black people and despite these demands we see time and time again where the use of force, the militarization and the sheer brutality and the killings of unarmed black men are still continuing. those cries and demands of the people become louder. i go back to what we talk

alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. i'm smiling, folks, because i'm thinking of our champion, morgan.s an interesting way of making money on the program. - he misses a lot of clues. - [ morgan laughs ] but he gets a lot of them right, and that's why he's picked up $44,000. shelli and zach, may it happen to you also. pick up those signaling devices. let's go to work. ♪ let's find out what the categories are in this first round of play today. we'll deal with the... that sounds like an interesting subject. m-o-o-n will come up in each correct response. then we'll be... dealing with... words from the random house dictionary, to be very specific. and finally, we'll be... morgan. in honor of my uncle, let's do $200 for gone fishing. - morgan. - what is cut bait? - that's it. - fishing for $400.

morgan. talk about the mood. what was it like after the rally? >> reporter: yeah, the reality of it, alex, this is the scene where a lot of those intense moments you saw play out overnight happened this is where those trump supporters who had been waiting in line all day to get into the arena were met face-to-face with those protesters who felt like his visit was a disgrace to the city. take a look at what some told us. >> i think we needed to come out and protest against the hate and racism that is around by trump and his supporters and the best way to hear our voices heard is to be right here in the middle of it. >> looks like they have plenty of security guards to handle people running around like idiots. i think they're just tearing everything up. no point in tearing everything up. i don't think it will happen around here. >> reporter: both groups essentially said that they felt like it was important to just show up. that's what they felt was the first step. as you heard eddie previously mentioned the question now is will this trump tulsa rally become a super spreader for the coronavi