tonight -- aubrey plaza star of "baskets" actor and comedian louie anderson, seth and rihanna go dayrinking featuring the 8g band with jessica burdeaux ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: how is everybody doing? [ cheers and applause that is great to hear. in that case, let's get started. so, you guys, tonight we are foregoing a monologue. we are foregoing a monologue we're going to get to "a closer look" a little later in the show i am -- i'm just going to admit it, i'm a little hung over i am hung over, because we did not tape the show yesterday. i spent yesterday afternoon day drinking [ cheers ] we've done that before on our show i day drank with kelly clarkson. [ cheers and applause i day drank with the barefoot contessa herself, ina garten and we did it again yesterday with the one and the only, rihanna. take a look. [ cheers and applause >> seth: hey everybody it's time once again for day drinking and we're really excited about this one, because i'm here with rihanna. >> hi. >> seth: yeah. [ cheers and applause here we go, cheers >> wait, wait.

remember, aubrey died on february 23rd. that very same day, authorities had in their hands the graphic video that depicted the way in which he died. yet, for two months, the case was virtually stagnant, there were no arrests and it wasn't until the video leaked out is made public and the public was horrified by what they saw that things began to change. that's when you saw the georgia bureau of investigation take over the case and in less than two days you saw two arrests, travis and gregory mcmichael. many believe that the reason there was no action in that case for two months was the fact that gregory mcmichael is former law enforcement and the district attorney's gave him favored treatment. at least that's what a lot of people suspect who are prote protesting today. they want the das to step down and an investigation, actually two of them, already under way. one on the state level and the other on the federal level looking into whether the cases were, in fact, mishandled. martin savidge, cnn, glen county, georgia. >> tha

three shots were fired and aubrey was killed. district attorney, the second one on the case, said this was a justifiable homicide, told police not to make an arrest, that it was an attempted is citizens' a arrest by the two men and that they fired in self-defense. it was only 74 days later the two arrests were made. now, even after the arrests and first appearance in court to charges of murder, there are still protests going on across the u.s. the prominent musician jay-z and many others are called for a special prosecutor, and around the country two runs are going on, a memorial run, 2.23 miles to mark the date of the murder, february 23rd. gillian, back to you. gillian: thanks for that, steve. this case, obviously, becoming a -- very quickly a lightning rod case here in the united states. we'll be tracking it all afternoon long. thanks, steve. leland? leland: watching this in north carolina where a sheriff's deputy's been fired, faces possible criminal charges. authorities say he was off duty and led a group of armed citizens i

what pains me the most is that he was killed but then the authority, they truly let me down. >> aubrey was unarmed at the time of his death. protests have been organized calling for criminal charges. prosecutors say grand juries can't be called until june due to the pandemic. the georgia bureau of investigations is also investigating this. >> happening today, ucsf is helping the state's contact tracing program off the ground. experts will provide training and technical assistance for the program meant to become the norm in all 58 counties. it's being launched online in tandem with the public health department to teach contact tracing techniques, to help limit the spread. governor newsome has talked about putting 20,000 people across the state for work needed. santa clara county alone may need 100,000 staffers. >>> when it comes to the phenomenon of cars, parades, you may say the south bay leaders have accounted with taking the air out of the tires with this one. saernt clara is demanding people there ban all of this, those drive-by celebrations as we've seen so many people capture them

aubrey was not armed. his mother is outraged. >> it really breaks my heart.e didn't know he was in the last minutes of his life. >> prior to that video coming to light, authorities found no fault in the shooting. that investigation is ongoing. >>> joe biden's accuser is speaking out on camera. tara reade says he sexually assaulted her in 1993. it's a claim biden and his presidential campaign strongly deny. reade says she believes biden should exit the presidential race. a warning, some of the language in this story is graphic. nbc news' andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: tara reade emotionally describing what happened in the spring of 1993, describing being asked to bring then-senator biden a gym bag in a senate office building. >> i said, here you go, senator, i handed him the bag, and it happened very quickly. >> reporter: she alleges biden pushed her up against the wall of a senate corridor and put his hand under her clothes. >> he had his hands, umm, under -- underneath my clothes and it happened all at once. he had one hand underneath my shirt and th

aubrey was going to be an electrician. he was doing what americans do, sleeping, getting ready for work the next day, and lo and behold he was bombarded, he was invaded , and she was the wrong house and wrong person, and that person was in custody already. we must demand justice. when you have the color of law and when you have those who you look to for sanctity and can respect them when they are doing their work, you must also, and i ask my fellow lawmakers and also law upholders, stand together. now i was up until 2:00 in the morning with the pain of the video. george floyd, his family, he was raised in houston in my district, went to jackie h. high school. there are people mourning in houston, texas. he lived there for 40 years, a gentle giant. he was taken away from us by a knee on his neck crying for his momma. there must be charges. they must be brought to justice, even if they wear a uniform, in order for law and order to be upheld. everyone is watching that. i have had fellow officers send me messages outrageous, m

the shooters, two men who were white thought aubrey, who is african-american is a burglar who had been targeting homes in the neighborhood. the men had guns, they chased him in their pickup truck and then shot him after confrontation. >> i'm really happy with the turnout and with the support. everybody is really calm and is very controlled. we have permission to bring attention to the murder of ahmad. >> reporter: two men told police they were carrying out a citizens arrest. so far no arrests have been made, no charges have been filed. >>> santa clara county has banned people from parading in their cars. we told you about teachers parading around for the students and people holding drive-through birthday parties. well the county spokesperson tells the bay area news group that the activity has always been banned because people are supposed to be sheltering at home. but it has been overlooked. now the county is clarifying on its website that any gathering outside your home, even if everyone stays in cars is not allowed. >>> for one high school senior in the south bay her upcoming actuati

attorney general is calling for a federal investigation into the handling of the killing of an old aubrey footage showing him being chased and shot down by 2 white men surface last week's walking outrage across the united states 2 suspects were arrested 2 months after the fatal shooting and saying in the u.s. a new group is working to put more mothers into american politics by removing some of the hurdles it's called vote mamma and it's making a concerted effort to increase the number of women on election ballots it comes with fewer than 6 months before the house and senate elections in november seats in the house of representatives and senate are decided alan fischer reports from austin texas. before the world changed this was political campaigning in america. neighborhoods knocking on doors canvassing for votes now most of the work is being done on the floor and it's another obstacle to overcome if you're running for office particularly if you're a woman and a mother the reality is people look at you differently they're like i can't tell you how times i've been asked where your kids are

ago while out jogging in the coastal city of brunswick the mcmichaels on themselves and pursued mr aubrey believing him to be a burglar local prosecutors took no action until this video went viral sparking outrage across the country within hours of the georgia bureau of investigation taking over the mcmichaels who are claiming self-defense which charged with murder and aggravated assault regardless of the amount of social media regardless of the amount of the mainstream media attention regardless of the emotion regardless of approach of a supposed none of that matters to the g.p. it doesn't matter who the person the years it doesn't matter who the victim ias it doesn't matter who potential defendants are all it matters is what the facts tell us really our tide of black blur. the shooting of mr abra and months of apparent inaction by local prosecutors has led to protests across georgia on friday ahmad would have turned $26.00 community leaders say they won't stop until justice is done so we knew the truth and we were not going to be silenced the. questions were asked because the action wer

aubrey case. the past few days, there have been several important developments. as many of you know, the georgia bureau of investigation became involved in the case on the evening of tuesday, may fifth. less than two days later, on thursday, may 7, gregory and travis mcmichael were arrested for felony murder and aggravated assault of ahmaud arbery. both men are currently jailed in glynn county. 8, that would have been ahmaud's 26th birthday. georgians all over the state ran 2.3 miles to celebrate his life and draw attention to the case. as you can imagine, this has been a very emotional time for our state. our prayers remain with his family, loved ones, in the community as a whole. there are many questions that have yet to be answered. frankly, georgians deserve the truth. attorney general chris carr announced yesterday that cobb district attorney joyette holmes will leave -- lead the prosecution he also urged the department of justice and gbi to conduct an investigation into the process that dela

stuart: mike aubrey, thanks for joining us. you a hard time about talking up your book but that's where we are. see you again soon. thanks very much. >> always a pleasure. stuart: sure thing. i'm going to put etsy up on your screens. the stock is up 112% since, what's that, since april 1st? really? is that right? etsy -- really? what are they up to here? lauren: all-time high, rose 69% last month alone. the news is face masks. they are selling hundreds of thousands of face masks a day but it's not just that. etsy's ceo also said candles, moisturizers, you are constantly washing your hands, then you moisturize, wall art, gardening. you are saying i don't like that painting or that wall is empty so you are sprucing things up. that business is good right now. citi analysts say traffic now is, well, eclipsing what they see during christmas. stuart: it makes sense. it absolutely makes sense to me. but i just didn't see it coming. i just didn't see it. did you? lauren: there are coronavirus winners and losers but most of the winners

the murder charges came on the day i'm odd aubrey would have turned 26 years old his mother says the former football player was exercising i do believe that i'm on is just out for his daily jog i have to believe that since day one he's name doing this for 3 years oh oh i run with ma demonstrators chanted as they marched to the scene of the shooting the video was leaked online this week prompting protests across the u.s. state authorities have sense launched a new investigation and politicians have been scrambling to take positions. earlier this week i watched a video depicting mr allbery last moments a lot of i can tell you it's absolutely horrific and georgians deserve answers my heart goes out to the parents and to the love ones of. the young gentlemen it's a very sad thing the president's democratic rival joe biden went further calling it a murder in cold blood. after a long wait for charges and arrests are will have to wait even longer to see if anyone is convicted staying with the u.s. and unemployment there has surged to nearly 15 percent that's the highest level since the grea

three shots are heard before aubrey falls to the ground.ant to warn you, the video is disturbing. >> cnn has not independently verified who filmed the video, but its elements are consistent with the description of the glenn county police department's report of the subject. the radio host uploaded it on to a website. i want to bring in martin savage. wow, martin, what's been the reaction tonight to this video? good evening, by the way. what's been the reaction? >> reporter: good evening, don. yeah, what you would expect. shock, horror, outrage, frustration. the video, as some people told me, made them ill. others say it's brought them to tears. there's been a tremendous amount of frustration for months now because many people felt that due to the pandemic, the story hash not received the notoriety it needed. also due to the lockdown, the stay-at-home order, the fact that large crowds weren't allowed people couldn't vent their frustrations. there were protests tonight. people said essentially the pandemic began. here's what the local head of

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president shall nominate joe biden tweeted "the video is clear, armen aubrey was killed in cold blood" his family describes him as humble, kind, said he loved to tell jokes and had a smile that would light up the entire room. >> dana: let's bring in trey gowdy, former south carolina congressman. he now host the trey gowdy podcast and is a fox news contributor. can i ask you about this story, as jonathan said didn't get a lot of attention because we were all dealing with coronavirus but now there is this call for a grand jury and a video. i don't know specifically anything about the video or how it was authenticated but supposedly the d.a. there has seen enough that he thinks there should be a grand jury investigation? >> you know. we needed just a system that everyone regardless of color or ethnic background has confidence in. i guess my first question is, why did they take the video? this young man was jogging and shot and killed, why did they take video? that makes me think back to the shooting in charleston where the police officer said he was acting in self-defense and then the vi

or you see aubrey, ahmaud aubrey chased down by two, three, crazy-ass white people who just killed himt. a man watching birds in central park and the lady purposefully calls police and says, a black man is attacking me, which is just lie. folks are tired of it, wolf. >> mayor nutter, we've got to leave it there, unfortunately. we'll continue this conversation down the road. commissioner ramsey, as always, thank you so much for joining us. an awful, awful situation unfolding. i want to thank all of our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'll be back tomorrow in "the situation room," 5:00 p.m. eastern. but before i go, i want to mark what we've lost these past six days as a nation. we've seen a shocking outpouring of grief, rage, and frustration on the streets of american cities. protesters begging to be heard. mayors pleading for calm. police trying to restore order, but sometimes clashing violently with protesters. and all of this happening against the backdrop of an historic and awful crisis with the nation struggling to recover from a pandemic that has already ta

they pursued aubrey after seeing him running and later claimed that he attacked him.he mcmichaels claimed that he thought he was a burglar. during a briefing yesterday in the oval office, the president admitted that he had not seen the viral video of the killing of ahmaud arbery. there has been a video of a man shot by police while on a jog. there's been a lot of protests about this? have you seen the video? >> so i'm getting a full report on it this evening. my heart goes out to the parents and to the loved ones of the young gentleman. it's a very sad thing. but i will be given a full report this evening. >> haven't seen the video yet, to be clear? >> no, i haven't. >> meanwhile, joe biden addressed abrey's attack yesterday during a round table with african-american lawmakers in jacksonville, florida, saying the incident amounted to a, quote, lynching before our very eyes and demanded a, quote, transparent investigation. >> by now, many of us have seen that harrowing footage of ahmaud arbery out on a jog on a beautiful day in february in georgia shot down in cold blo

he says aubrey looked like someone he believed to be behind recent break-ins in the area. no string of crimes was reported in the weeks before the shooting 911 dispatch records, a concerned caller 911 was it just not here to tell us to work. >>a white >>right down the street to tell where we're where at the tiller short, i don't know what at that and it. >>a top arbery's father says the family feels relief knowing 2 men are behind bars that clinton as the investigation into arbery's death continues officials say the mcmichaels will not face state hate crime charges. as those laws do not exist in georgia. i'm emily schmidt reporting. >>about 600 people out of santa barbara county prison have tested positive for coronavirus at least 2 of them have died 25 staff members are infected at the penitentiary, this is in lompoc all the rest of the patients prisoners. the mayor there says the outbreak is probably not contained. >>some of that is directly correlated to unfortunately the number of staff that have also become infected and potentially it spreading to family members or in

the sheriff's office said aubrey crowder was set free without having to post bond. this was after being arrested for fourth time since late march on charges that include robbery, assault on officers and drug offenses. the deputies tweeting "a judge failed to sign the bail request and it is likely we see him again. >>> a legendary activist that led an aggressive fight against aids has died. larry kramer was a successful author and playwright. he was equally well known as the founder of the men's health crisis and the group "act u ." larry kramer's loud and provocative campaign to push the aids crisis to the forefront of national awareness prompted a ricer to call him one of america's most valuable troublemakers. larry kramer lived with hiv for decades. has has been said he died in manhattan today of pneumonia at the age of84. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, we speak with dr. anthony fauci about working with larry kramer at the height of the aids crisis. the two later became friends. >>> a live look at the san mateo bridge where we are seeing an emerging trend and not

allison aubrey of n.p.r.omising therapy that is both new and old. >> i was trying to fight for my husband and my kids, but in my mind, it was getting way too hard. >> reporter: as lona towsley lay in the i.c.u. battling covid-19 at the university hospital in madison, wisconsin, the two-time cancer survivor felt like giving up. >> i was fighting to breathe, and then stuff started coming out of my lungs. and it was just slowly strangling me. >> reporter: you really thought this was the end? >> i honestly did. >> reporter: with her consent, her doctors administered an experimental treatment: a transfusion of plasma donated by someone who had just recently recovered from coronavirus. >> believe that that's what saved my life. >> reporter: so within a few days, you went from being intubated, on a ventilator, to breathing on your own and feeling better? >> yes, i did. >> reporter: were you surprised? >> i was very surprised. i was til ad hopgain thas hav now received convalescent plasma. it is not clear yet how muc

. >>> the new video from moments before the shooting o ahmed aubrey, gunned down after his family says he was out for a jog. and a new threat, protesters calling for protests >>> victory at all costs. tom brokaw on the greatest generation and the new global threat we are battle now. >>> and a mother's day like no other. the front line workers isolating away from their kids >> are you crying, ruth >> yes they're happy tears. very happy tears >> and the moments together they'll never forget >> announcer: this is nb "nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. we begin with late news at the white house that the vic president will take the advice of the white house medical unit and out of an abundance of caution will give a little distance between himself and others for the next day or two. several other top officials are self isolating in some form after two people who work at the white house tested positive for coronavirus. we have our team of correspondents covering every angle for you tonight. we begin with kelly o'donnell at the white house. good evening, kelly. >> reporter: good e

this letter, one of them, who has seen this same video, says he sees it differently, saying that "aubrey initiated the fight, grabbed the shot gun" and under georgia law, "mcmichael was allowed to use deadly force to protect himself." he blames the man who died, saying that nature" led him to "attack an armed man." he also says it was "perfectly legal" to stop arbery in the first place. attorneys for the victim's family strongly disagree. >> the important reason why it could not be a citizen's arrest is that, under that statute, a citizen would actually have to observe a crime taking place. ahmaud arbery was only observed running down the road. >> reporter: the president is speaking out on this tonight, saying that his heart goes out to the young man's family. they would have celebrated their son's birthday tomorrow. the president says he's expecting a full report on this this evening. david? >> all right, steve osunsami tonight. steve, thank you. >>> when we come back here, images coming in now. fires destroying holmes in florida. >>> and the late season snowstorm coming in parts of the

georgia have been arrested and charged with the murder of an unarmed black man the family of ahmed aubrey says that he was out jogging when he was confronted by 2 white men and they say they thought he was a burglar the charges come after a public outcry over a lack of action more than 2 months after the 25 year old was killed so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera much more news to come throughout the day and the main time inside story is up next. what to parents who called it 19 and the drop in the oil price tumbled the race to the point. can build from the funny b.c. story sent banks until the job only what it takes to beat. the special coverage on al-jazeera. how is coronavirus affecting the sports industry all major events are being counseled all this phone as the pandemic takes its toll worldwide a multi-billion dollar business is now at stake so can sport survive the oh great this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter dobby it is a very very lucrative business and almost recession proof but sport is being dealt a financial blow by the coronavirus major ev

just be a witness but the georgia bureau of investigation brought charges after they looked into it aubrey was killed back in february in brunswick georgia, 64 year-old gregory mcmichael and his 34 year-old son travis have already been arrested and charged with murder. a coroner confirmed the 34 people who died in a scuba boat fire off the southern california coast last september died of carbon monoxide poisoning before the flames took them. the fire happened on the conception dive boat which was anchored off santa cruz island. the only survivors were the captain and 4 other crew members who were asleep above deck. more than half the victims were from the bay area, several victims families have filed wrongful death lawsuits against the dive company. joe biden appears to be narrowing down his list of potential running mates. his team now vetting several women, including former presidential candidate senator amy klobuchar kron four's political analyst michael yaki in tom del beccaro break down why the minnesota senator might have biden safest or might be his safest choice. >>think about any

run by the georgia bureau of investigation remember it's almost 2 and a half months since armada aubrey was shot and killed allegedly by these 2 men who believed he was a burglar before that too prosecutors officers recused themselves from this case because one of the men suspected of killing him actually was a police detective who worked in those offices and had relationships with those prosecutors so the family of mr are being very frustrated to say the least until this viral video came out it's about 35 seconds long it seems to have changed everything across the political spectrum across the pace of which this investigation is now moving and the governor of georgia thought it was a deeply disturbing video joe biden the former vice president said it reminded him of a lynching so these 2 men gregory mcmichael and his son travis were arrested on thursday they won't be charged with hate crimes because hate crimes do not exist in the state of georgia and investigators also said as this investigation widens out there may be more developments but certainly this case is now moving at a pace

state of georgia is calling for a federal investigation into the handling of the killing of a model aubrey for days showing him being chased and shot down by 2 white men surfaced last week sparking outrage across the u.s. 2 suspects were arrested 2 months after the fatal shooting those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next year it's inside story to stay with us. stranded with no income no work the problem damaged or she's millions of migrant workers out of a job day and that families back home go hungry so who should look after them i will the crisis change the way wealthy countries use foreign labor this is inside story. hello welcome to the program on bernard. farm workers are often the backbone of many societies they are doctors nurses shop assistants and manages all this take low skilled work the citizens of wealthy nations won't do they have families back home depending on the money they send but millions of migrant workers have seen their livelihoods evaporate as the corona virus spreads economies all over the world have been hit by the effects of lockdowns salaries are bein

georgia have been arrested and charged with the murder of an unarmed black man the family of i'm not aubrey says he was not joking when he was confronted by the 2 white men who thought he was a burglar and they got a guy has more now from miami. this is a story which essentially this 35 2nd mobile phone video changed everything so we have to back up a bit to get things into context armand or bree was killed on february the 26 almost 2 and a half months ago when the case went to 3 different prosecutors 2 of whom recused themselves because one of these 2 men gregory mcmichael was a former police detective who worked into these offices and the 3rd prosecutor said this has to go to a grand jury then that mobile phone video that we've all seen at this point was released to the governor of georgia said this was horrific joe biden the former vice president said it reminded him of a lynching and then you've got all sorts of protests going on in the state of georgia now armada obree was a regular runner a sportsman a former football player who was simply jogging through that local neighborhood but t

father and son in georgia charged with ahmaud aubrey. two men accused of shooting and killing aubery. they thought aubery was a robber. that video has gone viral. uber seeing an increase in ride request as more states reopen this week. company ceo says that he thinks uber will return to profit of a matter of quarters, not years due to covid-19 pandemic. ride requests to the united states rising 12% just-week. shares of uber this morning rallying in premarket gain 6% right now. futures this morning have a firmer tone. investors anxiously awaiting numbers in 2 and a half hours from now. unprecedented 22 million jobs in the month of april with unemployment rate hitting 16%, the full impact of covid-19 pandemic and we know this is coming given the jobless benefits news we have been talking about for the last six weeks. here with me to talk more about that cfra chief investment strategist sam stovall, dagen mcdowell, courtney and steve moore. thank you very much for being here. sam, let me kick this off with you, 22 million jobs expected to h

he was a burglar the charges follow a public outcry over a lack of action more than 2 months after aubrey was killed. human rights organizations in colombia have criticized the government for stepping up its efforts to eradicate coca plants and during the pandemic is the main ingredient for cocaine and is produced in remote areas by growers who depend on it for their livelihoods. and he reports in the capital bogota. well most colombians are locked at home a battle keeps raging in the country's remote countryside as military and civilian eradicator step up efforts to read colombia of coca plants the meaning greed and for cocaine. growers who depend even more on the crop to survive during the pandemic have confronted security forces in different parts of the country since the start of the lockdown at least 3 growers have died in clashes with police in the north eastern region of the border with venezuela farmers have blocked one of the main roads in protest the representatives in an international coalition of human rights organizations are demanding a stop to the operations for health reas

in place in a transcript of the emergency call made by one of the 2 men they were asked if ahmad aubrey was committing a crime he's a black man running down a road was the answer to gallacher al-jazeera. you know nations report about 1000 mercenaries from russia's wagner group are operating in libya to support they were likely to have tar also says hamas forces have recreated up to 2000 fighters from syria and their fight against libya's u.n. recognized government based in tripoli a diplomatic editor we under eighteen's or in an. intervention in. foreign citizens in libya is something the secretary general has spoken out about publicly it is something of concern it is of no help to the people of libya who are who are in dire need of political reconciliation so peace can return to their country now though at diplomatic editor james bays has more from the un out jazeera spoke to a number of security council members who've confirmed what's in the report we've known for a long time there are russian mercenaries operating in libya we didn't perhaps know the scale of the operations of the rus

georgia have been arrested and charged with the murder of an unarmed black man and the family of a lot aubrey says he was out jogging when he was confronted by the 2 white men who say they thought he was a burglar the charges come after a public outcry over a lack of action more than it 2 and a half months after the 25 year old was killed as are the headlines to keep it here on al-jazeera much more news at the top of the hour right now let's hand it over to the stream. in uncertain and isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise of the looking at another side of the story not the mark of the information around the outbreak but in this particular village one post on al-jazeera. the other large a long history of a national interest in how to talk about something i asked him to not ask deft and grieving in june at the local. mosque there when he asked difficult conversations show you our not nice see you half us. on much for the 8 on one. and just sitting down to us explaining what the scene was a. good. thing and one not nicole jumped on and told us a lot to me when. i did not tou

georgia have been arrested and charged with the murder of an unarmed black man the family of ahmed aubrey says that he was out jogging when he was confronted by 2 white men and they say they thought he was a burglar the charges come after a public outcry over a lack of action more than 2 months after the 25 year old was killed so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera much more news to come throughout the day and the main time inside story is that next. what's important is we called it 19 and a drop in the oil price coupled the race to the point. you don't need from the police his story setbacks until the job only what it takes to beat. special coverage just. how is coronavirus affecting the sports industry all major events are being counseled all postponed as the pandemic takes its toll worldwide a multi-billion dollar business is now at stake so can sport survive the outbreak this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter dalby it is a very very lucrative business and almost recession proof but sports is being dealt a financial blow by the coronavirus made.

. >> aubrey vincent is the co-o co-owner of a crab processer that's been here for 40 years. >> every that's how that product is getting to our table. >> it's the water-borne version of your family farm. up to 140,000 pounds of crab are steamed, picks, and packed every day. >> when our community -- our last census was 165 people. i hire 105. based on the census every single person would need to be unemployed and interested in this job to fill the job openings. >> there just aren't enough residents to fill the local seasonal job. so the only way you can make it all work from a labor standpoint is how? >> well, the only solution we have been able to find so far is to supplement the american labor we have with the h-2 program. >> there are two kinds of h-2 visas. h-2a is seasonal with no limit. h-2b is for every other type of work, like crabbing. but the number of visas is capped each year. >> about 26 years ago we started supplementing our american work force with h-2bs during or peak season. >> how has that changed. >> there's been more of a demand for seasonal workers than visas. >> i

. >>> newly released video shows an incident between aubrey and police officers back in 26th 17. they were questioning our brief after finding him alone edison park park. officers attempt use a stun gun. they found nothing illegal. investigators can determine if this video is relevant to our brief killing. gregory mcmichael accused of killing him is a retired detective with gwinnett county police. >> the drug company maternal produced a covid-19 vaccine showing some promising results. the national institutes for health conducted the study this is the first vaccine to be tested on humans. modernity says eight healthy vaccines were given alternatives and they successfully evoked in the ream is a immune response. >> reporter: in the global race to find a vaccine for the virus, madera, a biotech firm, provided hope monday. we can lead with this vaccine and induce a response and everyone that receives vaccine. >> the phase one trial includes multiple shots of the sars-cov- 2 vaccine. the study in partn volunteers had ntp abilities. a people high enough to reduce the virus. according t

hakim baker feels the searing pain of aubrey's senseless death. they were best friends.ins me now. hakim, thank you. are you okay? >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> i'm sorry about your friend. >> yeah. tough loss. >> you knew him since second grade. you played football together in high school. you say he was a great athlete, great person. tell me about the ahmaud you knew. >> ahmaud to me, he was everything i could ask for when it came to friendship. he was the person i could lean on in times of need. he was a person that held me accountable. he always told me things i needed to hear, not things i wanted to hear. he saw the best in me. he saw the potential in me. he saw the greatness in me. he would speak highly of me to others. he was a man of principles. loyalty, respect and love. was a lot of the things he spoke about. >> you used to call him when you went off to college, because you went off to morehouse in atlanta and then you went to boston. and so you would call him for some of the advice you were talking about, right? and that tough love when you needed

. >>> as we head to break, we are taking a live look outside right >>> the death of ahmad aubrey is beingestigated as a hate crime. gregory mcmichael and his son were arrested earlier this month for the february shooting death of arbery. they suspected arbery of committing several break-ins in their neighborhood, and they are being held without bail. the fbi is looking into the actions of the police department's handling of the case. >>> new at 6:00, the air force is removig height restrictions for pilots to allow more women to serve. previously applicants had to be between 5'4" and 6'5", and a sitting height was also required. that eliminated 44% of women under the ages of 29. applicants shorter than 5'4" or taller than 6'5" will no longer be required to submit a waiver. >>> one student in southern california just graduated from community college with four associates degrees. you guys have to meet 13-year-old jack rico. he got four degrees at fullerton college, and now he has a scholarship from the university of nevada to get his degree. >> i want to focus on learning right now because t

we had a drive-through graduation for aubrey, where we drove through campus, which was really cool. graduation as well. we were together a little bit. we haven't all been together during this time but some of us have been togetheralthe kids who didn't have graduation but we tried to make it as fun for them as we could. >> you did you gave a great speech on iheartradio, so i encourage people to go to it and i encourage you to download the song i wish you wouldn't do this. i've got this right here for your songs whenever they come out. we love you. thank you, tim, for joining us. >> thank you good to see you. >> tim is going to come back and hang with me and jenna in just a little bit carson. >> i love seeing tim there that is awesome. guys, we're going to get to "pop start. i don't have a teleprompter today, so a good thing i printed my script. start with tom and gisele as you can see. i'll tell you more about this story and more "pop start" right after this thanks for sharing your diy haircuts. thanks for sharing your savage moves, and especially your awkward ones. thanks for sharin

he says aubrey looked like someone he believed to be behind recent break ins in the area. yet no string of crimes was reported in the weeks before the shooting 911 dispatch rec caller 911 was it just not here to tell us white >>right down the street to tell where we're where at the tiller short, i don't know what at that and it. >>a top arbery's father says the family feels relief knowing 2 men are behind bars, definitely didn't as the investigation into arbery's death continues officials say the mcmichaels will not face state hate crime charges. as those laws do not exist in georgia. i'm emily schmidt reporting. >>and that emily schmidt reporting as we said as for what a breeze family did his family released balloons into the air in his honor and thousands across the country honored his life by running 2.2 3 miles speak because he died on february. 23rd while out on that job. >>issuing new guidelines to help repair teams for the possible reopening of facilities. how the niners say this offseason has been different for them. >>and the latest from the nba is the commissione

today, deputies tweeted 4 mugshots of aubrey crowder, he has been arrested 4 times march 27 for robbery, assault, and other violations. on each occasion, crowder has been released on 0 fail to do new bail guidelines aimed at reducing jail overcrowding. at the sheriff's department, they say they will likely see him again. so two other men who have been scrubbed as repeat offenders during the covid-19 shutdown are no facing federal charges here in the bay area. ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us that the rules are different on the federal level and that should keep those men behind bars. >>> for months now police have been complaining about the states zero fail schedule set up to reduce carnivorous infections in jail. that has led to suspects being arrested over and over again because they do not have to pay any veil. we continue to monitor the zero bail, does not working out so well for us it really isn't period the federal government has stepped in filing charges against these two who are referred little rock enforcement as examples of 0 bail fail. >> vendors are being booked and re

i have ahmad aubrey and i have the other individuals who were killed in the charleston church massacree progress in this country. but we still have so far to go. and i think that's the trouble and aspect of this whole thing. >> you are absolutely right. i want to stand by. we will continue this conversation. we're watching what's going on. on this issue, we're standing by for that news conference from the law enforcement authorities. we're also standing by for more news on the coronavirus pandemic. we're going to have some of the top headlines coming in right now from around the world, latin america now the global epicenter for the coronavirus cases. stand by, we'll have an update from the worst hit country. we are talking about brazil. and later, how science differs from what president trump is saying about masks. itted to getting you there with confidence and peace of mind. if you need a new chevy, interest-free apr financing for 84 months on many of our most popular models. you may even shop online and take delivery at home where available. and when you do, your chevy clean dealers

the coronavirus impact people of color experience as well as talked about the or referred to the aubrey. that is why many of us, including me, committed our lives to dealing with that inequality. that's why this show has committed to bring it up, put it out. not to condemn the country, but to say these are the challenges that we must face and make better and make right. and we're committed to that. that's why tomorrow we're going to have on a woman whose son was killed by new york city police 21 years ago and is now a netflix show. she's going to discuss. but it is also why we will have magic johnson on and rafael martinez to talk about solutions, how they're putting up something to help solve some of the problems of inequality during this pandemic. we cannot correct and heal situations in denying them. denial is not the answer. facing them, accepting them and then trying to make them right is the answer. and that's what this show is about, and that's what many of us are about. and that's what the nation should be about. we should be able to expect to give an even playing field to every

with a local district attorney's office and his son travis claimed at the time they thought ahmad aubreys a burglary suspect. neither man was charged. but the videos prompted peaceful protests calling for a new and impartial investigation. the d.a. has recused her office from the case to avoid conflicts of interest in the state has appointed an outside prosecutor who in turn has requested a thorough probe by the vast resources of the georgia bureau of investigation. >> the governor of the state wants justice done in this case, and i am confident that we will deliver that. >> the new district attorney appointed in this case says that he plans to present it before a grand jury. however, that hearing may be delayed for several weeks because of coronavirus. >> dana: jonathan serrie, thank you. let's bring in michael moore, former u.s. attorney in georgia who reviewed the initial letter from the prosecutor and the police report and maybe you can tell us what did you think about when you first saw it back as you see the video, it almost looks like obviously, they should have just gone to the j

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