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the only time a white dude is compatible with a black dude in a cell if, a, he's a fag, or, b, he wants to be black. that's the cold, hard truth about it. people are going to watch this on the news and hate me for it. believe that. >> and prison officials believe racial pride might have contributed to a recent assault that landed ritchie in the secured confinement unit. >> what you see here is you'll see ritchie, and there's another guy, a guy out here, and basically they're just hanging out. they already know what's playing. i mean it was premeditated. >> the men are waiting for a black inmate to exit his cell. >> he's immediately met by ritchie. he was actually standing at his door waiting for the door to be opened. and he assaults him and chases him around with another -- this

. >> b black lives. >> matter. in: forces of the streets new york on sasaturday. alcoff.l thanks to sam when we come back, we will speak with nekima levy-pounds. this is democracy now! stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman and juan gonzalez. juan: black lives matter protest were continuing in the twin cities and other cities after minnesota police officer jeronimo yanez was acquitted friday may killing of philando castile. he was an african-american man shot five times during a traffic stop last year. amy: we go to minneapolis were we're joined by nekima levy-pounds. she is former president of the minneapolis nnaacp and is now running for mayor of minneapolis. welcome to democracy now! can you talk about your reaction to the verdict and then the protest that followed in the twin cities? thatmber one, i thought the result of the jury in finding jeronimo yanez not guilty was absolutely absurd in light of the facts of the case, in light of the circumstances surrounding philando castile's

the b-e-t awards celebrate the work of black artists in entertainment. from the bet awards, to w-m-z-q fest - and a surprise performance in bristow this weekend. take a look. that's george mason's own green machine band - on the band helped perform lady a's new song "you look good" - which as you heard has quite the horn section. congrats to the g-m-u band! coming up at six - a fire rips through a dc apartment.. sam live tease and we're still following tha breaking news on the beltway. the inner loop shut down at van dorn street. julie wright has your workarounds - in two minutes. >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. we begin with a breaking news alert. breaking right now, all lanes completely blocked on the inner loop. autria: take a look at this. let's issue right to julie wright with more on what's going on. and how you can get around it. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the monkey easy this morning. we know that two vehicles were involv

ing into ac stations students at a high school posted rnor b lift on social media targeting black students. nbc bay area marianne favro is live in couper tin o with more. marianne. >> the alleged kill list was posted back in september by a student here at monta, vista high school. there is new evidence another student post-ed a tleet seven weeks ago on the school computer. community members came together in san jose outraged over racial threats allegedly made against black students at monta vista high school in couper tin o. in september several students post-ed a kill list on instagram specifically naming at least six african-american students. >> they talked about my client who is a minor, a student at the school at the time. they mentioned her by name. they gave a specific and credible threat and they talked about how many bullets it would take. >> richard richardson filed this lawsuit against the fremont high school district accuseding it of negligence for failing to prevent or stop the threats. the school district issued a statement saying administrators immediately investigated the i

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she blues of being black she can mandate that we attack knowing how when and what to do to come this simple and as natural as b. beck is simply to the feeling blue is black and blue. believe me. welcome back to worlds apart we're discussing the situation in the philippines but the spokesman to the country's president and. mr bally at just before the break you sad that the president is willing to seize power at any moment that this month marks the first anniversary of mr detective holding office you've been of him throughout this time and for most presidents laps at mit their first year it comes with a very steep learning curve and a somewhat saw growing brush with reality have you seen president detect a change in any way since he assumed the levers of power oh yes well i've seen him yes especially from the shift in presenting himself i saw him when he was complaining it was very strong it was. and he seemed to be very rough and turning people off but there was a reason why he was doing these things and going that course he was trying to get the words the audience's attention the words of tension however i did

sheep the blues of being black sheep mandate that we attack knowing how when and what to do to come a simple and as natural as b. beck is simply tat the feelin blue is black and blue. if you she's old enough to post this isn't girlfriend. i'll get the law i. told. you to live in a dose of i will give you. this if you will let me just. have to leave the last that you somebody. took a barbecue at the bar. was i don't know that my mind off of the point itself it was a set up i think so. but the investigate police officers behavior as well. i'll take drugs in the west against and presence here. let me keep cool as you please. an american professor received death threats over a facebook post prompting a campus lockdown in the latest example of racial tensions boiling over in the u.s. . plus with fewer than one hundred days to go before she fights a general election chancellor angela merkel publishes her personal a to z. of all things german. and some of us intelligence is the best minds get fired after it's revealed they hacked a vending machines to steal snacks we report on how our love of junk food can ruin your c

black plan lab is training to b a service dog. meet with fans and he will deliver the first ball to pitchers mound. hopefully doesn't have too much slobber on the ball. pose for pictures with another charlie. >> this morning, the future looks a lot brighter for sixers fans. teams general manager already predicting home game sellouts thex season. has to do with this guy. markell fultz. not a sixer just yet. team made it official he is their primary target at this week's nba draft. traded with the boston celtics for number one pick. plan to pick fultz who already thinking he'll fit right into the process. >> may be one or two franchise level players. >> sixers have had their eye on fultz for a while. second straight year they've had the number one pick. >>> interesting story. sports rivalries bring personal passions to a head. bears, ba bears/packers have a similar rivalry. going to court over it. suing the chicago bears after he was told not to wear green and gold packers colors to a fan event at soldier field. he did anyway and wa

we were at comic-con last year and i moderated the black panther model. michael b.we're friends from "walking dead." i posted this on twitter. then a dude caption this is "when you're about to take the most bad-ass selfie ever and the guy from accounting jumps in." [ laughter ] [ applause ] but he was right. he was absolutely right. >> jimmy: that's part of being king of the nerds, is you get bullied from time to time. >> jimmy: what do you think about ron howard directing the han solo movie? >> ron solo. i'm all for. i think it's going to be great. i really -- because a lot of people were throwing their name in the hat, hey, i'll do it. and i was just like screw it, i've got a bunch of "star wars" t-shirts. i'll direct it. you know, the president didn't have experience in politics before that, why can't i direct a han solo movie? [ applause ] >> jimmy: i don't see why you -- >> that set the example you can just do stuff. >> jimmy: have you directed a movie before? >> no. i have no idea how that works. >> jimmy: you got married -- last time you were here you were ab

two weeks weighing the russians intercepted this b-52 training over the baltic and they buzzed american destroyers in the black sea. >> sounds to me like a hot doggone russian pilot. this doesn't make any sense. it's dangerous maneuvers. >> reporter: the latest intercept coming on the same day that russian's defense ministry warned that any would be considered targets if they flew west of the euprates river. there was a drone heading towards a u.s. special training base. within minutes and without warning the russians -- the american pilot shot it down. >>> now back to our weather with dangerous heat across many parts of the country in phoenix paramedics were called to save overheated residents where the temperature in the shade reached 120 dries. sky harbor airport over 40 flights were cancelled. sidewalks and roads buckled under the extreme heat. consumers asked to conserve power with little relief in sight. bill karins is back with us. we're watching the extreme heat out west and then tropical storm cindy. >> 127 yesterday in death valley. we did set our all-time record high and tied it in las vegas at 117.

b. jordan, lupita nyong'o, angela bassett and forest whitaker. "blackuary. >> i just happened to see "creed" the other night on a plane. michael b. jordan is amazing. >> a talented actor. lots of work. are you playing with a puppet? >> no, this is for your driver. >> it's golf. >> i thought it was a -- >> one of us is paying attention to your "pop news." i'm with you. >> sorry. >> and he's enjoying the snack, so, thanks, man crate. >>> "wonder woman" director patty jenkins has confirmed a sequel is already in the works saying she'd love to come back and helm the blockbuster second installment. in fact, she's so excited about part two she's got ideas in the pipeline. the action movie will move from england to the united states. general kins saying she's wonder woman, she's got to come to america. the movie earning over $103 million in its opening weekend. >> i'm looking forward to it. >> adrienne has seen it twice. >> i've seen it twice. >> wow. >> what? >> my crazy friends like the movies and i'm like, okay. >> whatever, blame it on your friends. >> i g

just two weeks ago, the russians intercepted this b-52 training over the baltic and they buzzed american destroyers in the black sea. >> sounds to me like a hot doing -- dogging russian pilot. this doesn't make any sense. it's dangerous maneuvers. >> reporter: the latest intercept coming on the same day that russian's defense ministry warned that any would be considered targets if they flew west of the euprates river. there was a drone heading towards a u.s. special training base. within minutes and without warning the russians on a military hotline, the american pilot shot it down. >>> paramedics were called in to treat overheated residents where the temperatures reached over 120 degrees. sky harbor airport over 40 flights were cancelled. sidewalks and roads buckled under the extreme heat. consumers asked to conserve power with little relief in sight. bill karins is back with more on that. when is that relief going to come, bill? >> it's going to slow down a little bit but it's going to still be well above average. still 40 million people at risk. the heat dome sitill sits over this region. sacramento is like

community and state that will you should not be using the b-word, and from the same stand point is important for nonblacks to not step into the black community and tell us what we should or should not use. i think it's important again for us to try to stay in our own lanes. [applause] >> i really appreciate your comments about the origins of racist ideas and -- and how it makes money and i wanted to point out a book that's written by dorothy roberts, wrote a book called failed invention which goes into the history of race and race is a mainly social construct that's been using to divide people. there's another book called the harmon hate speech which discusses the issue of free speech and when it really is free and when it isn't, i was concerned about some of the debate going on in some of the colleges now where you have people, to give you an example, there's the guy charles murray who wrote the bell curve along with richard which basically came out with ideas around racist blaming black people specially for some of the ideas you mentioned. he actually was going to be speaking in college recently and there was a protest that preve

he had a little black book, which is now on the rutherford b. hayes presidential center in ohio. perhaps we can say that three times fast. they have this little black book. for those of you who may be unfamiliar, menus to carry little books in their pockets which contained addresses, contacts of people they knew, and sometimes they had a calendar. you can keep track of your appointments. that is what this was for 1860 to 1861. it is absolutely charming. he keeps track of his money because he had hardly any. it is cute because he would write down, "sold illustration, one dollar." -- it kept track of his courtship with sally edwards. he took her to church and agreed to go again next week. it was pretty cute. in that calendar, on the very last it of it he filled out, he hopes hewrote revealed the cells and sketches about what he called the southern excitement. when you read it in retrospect it is interesting to see how innocent it sounds, how he had no idea what was happening and how important it was. he returned to new york older and more confident that he had been when he left. he

. >> jeese: "night train" was the black tv show that had all the major r&b artists on and the local artistshaw" and all the country artists. and then you had jefferson street. jefferson street is where all the black artists came to play. pele like jimi hendrix, little richard, b.b. king, aretha franklin, ray charles, all of these people played in nashville on jefferson street. we had blacks and whites coming into the inner city. we didn't have broadway. we had jefferson street. back in the day, it was the place to go. ♪ >> anthony: the jefferson street district no longer resembles its neon-lit heyday. like a lot of historic neighborhoods in nashville, it's being slowly eaten by developers to make way for the shiny and the new, to accommodate all the new arrivals. ♪ it was over before it even began ♪ >> anthony: what's left is a pretty amazing musical legacy, and one that's often overlooked or sometimes simply forgotten. what's the best way to get two servings of veggies? v8 or a fancy juice store? ready, go! hi, juice universe? one large rutabaga, with eggplant... done! that's not fair. gla

b-52 training over the baltic. and russian fighters have also buzzed american destroyers in the black sea. >> sounds to me like a hot dogging russian pilot. this doesn't make any accepts. it's dangerous air maneuvers. >> reporter: the latest intercept coming on the same day that russia's defense ministry that warns any u.s. fighter planes fighting in syria will be in the target. today the u.s. testing russia's warning. in southern syria, a u.s. f-15 intercepted an armed iranian-made drone heading toward a u.s. special forces training base. within minutes and without warning russians, the american pilot shot it down. u.s. military officials claimed that the hotline is open, but refused to say whether or not the russians are answering it on their end. lester? >> hans nichols at the pentagon, thank you. >>> it is election night in america. a closely watched special election in georgia to replace house secretary tom price in congress, which has now become the most expensive house race in history, pitting democrat jon ossoff against karen handel. the district has been in republican hands for decades but president trump b

black. which i guess is to gospel to r. and b. was sent back and redone so it sounded more pop and in the end do you think it's over a getting it or one could just say it was drugs in the end that killed it was the cia's. program i don't think it's that simple i think she retreated more and more into that very private space which drugs came to inhabit because she was so blocked off in so many other avenues g. i think she was very alienated from the family she was very alone she urged father . and father suitor from million dollars or one hundred million dollars he was the person i think she most had relied on her mother was very disapproving. and she was the same time supporting all these people so i think there wasn't much room for whitney you know nippy as she was called by friends and you know her friends who i interviewed at length were. i think they took part in the film because they felt. dory had never really been told in a sympathetic way people have been so judge mental about i mean i think she felt terrible about the dru

b-i describes the suspect as hispanic.. and between five-five and five-seven. he's believed to be 50 to 60-years-old with short, spikey, gray and black hair. he was wearing a blue or gray short-sleeved shirt, and dark blue shorts. if you recognize him, authorities want to hear from you. a troubling discovery inside one of the district's most popular museums. and now the police are looking for the person responsible. workers say they found a noose inside the national museum of african american history and culture. officials say it happened wednesday afternoon near the segregation exhibit. workers say the discovery highlights the importance of learning about the nation's history. authorities closed a portion of the galleries for nearly three hours as police and the smithsonian office of protection services investigated. this comes just days after a noose was found in a tree outside the hirshhorn museum. it was found on saturday. police are investigating. meanwhile-- police are also investigating a message of hate spray painted on the home of one of sport's biggest stars. police say vandals spray painted a racist message on the outside

, jay is teasing the album with his 30-second black and white video, which features danny glover and monlights me her that la ali. "e.t." has learned this b has a very special production planned to introduce the twins to the world. ♪ now, of course, her breg nancy was one of the most documented events in the history of social media. her pregnancy announcement is the most liked photo on instagram. >> can you imagine the likes that are going to be on the first pictures of the baby? >> the kids do not even know what kind of life they are in for. >> the babies are going to break the internet. let's move onto the bachelor in paradise sex scandal. there are new developments tonight. >> this is incredibly bizarre. i don't know that we want to know all the dirty dell tails. still trying to unravel what happened between corinne and demario. but guess who we spotted corinne with? her boyfriend, back home. >> how long have you guys been together? are you standing by corinne during this whole thing? did you influence her to get a lawyer? >> things are getting compliment cad. we told you corinne had a boyfriend when she signed onto paradise. well, our

b-plus here. >> that's cool. thank you. and i'm also happy, two blackns, cops didn't show up. >> nobody showed up. >> nobody showed up. i feel pretty good about that, too. i appreciate you, sam. >> you did really good. hear me now, with verizon,u coud but i switched to sprint. hey... are you happy that you switched? yes - their network reliability is within 1% of verizon and our unlimited plan is half what you pay with verizon for a family of four. half? that's right - it's half. you could save over $1000 in the first year! they've been ripping us off! just think what you could do with that money. i'd buy a new set of golf clubs. vacation. (vo) unlimited! $22.50 per month per line. that's 50% off verizon unlimited rates. for people with hearing loss, don't let a 1% difference cost you twice as much. visit sprintrelay.com. briathe customer app willw if be live monday. can we at least analyze customer traffic? can we push the offer online? brian, i just had a quick question. brian? brian... legacy technology can handcuff any company. but "yes" is here. yo

b-plus here. >> that's cool. thank you. and i'm also happy, two blacky showed up. >> nobody showed up. i feel pretty good about that, too. i appreciate you, sam. >> you did really good. these days families want to be connected 24/7. that's why at comcast, we're always working to make our services more reliable. with technology that can update itself. and advanced fiber network infrastructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you connected to what matters most. >>> my last stop is in marietta, georgia. it's perhaps the most important one in making a decision to whether melissa and i keep the gun. they lost their youngest son, 14-year-old jawan to gun violence a few months before we sat down. as a dad, i know idea how they're able to talk about this so soon. >> thank you for sitting down and talking to me. thanks for welcoming me into your home. first of all, tell the story of what happened. >> on april 3rd, our sons went to savanna

so no for example the black panther party was decimated by the end of the '70s but now we have the clue behind b that destruction or similarly i was able to gets abt quite a bit peeved and i don't know that half of whatg is going on behind the scenes so glass the copy or the original and think about the survivors. they never stop talking it was also a matter of thinking the autopsy reports to the local coroner have them? and then going back to the original source but i still could not answer was how could it be 39 people were shot to death 128 shot total. in not one member of law enforcement ever is held responsible.ry locke so that is the story in those investigative files so i just happened upon this whole stash of records i didn't think anybody knew was there so we could peas that together. >> do we not know those records were available to you?. >> once i found them was a crazy moment are their cameras? a huge wall of thousands of pages of related documents so this was in 2006 such as take pitchers i said there was no smart phone we don't get those until 2010 we did not have the technology so

b white lash. this was a white lash against a changing country. a white lash against a black president, in part. and that is the part where the pain comes.. >> he said today "america first." it's not just the hitlerian background to it. >> this is a very sad night for the country. you can't polish this turd. >> you called him a fake president. >> sean: journalism in america is dead. the people you just saw have zero credibility. they are partisan ideological hacks. they have been hell-bent on destroying the president from even before the time he got elected. as we have also set on this show, if you don't like what they are saying -- guess what? you can turn the channel. my larger point tonight is this: where is the so-called free speech tolerant left, the champions of free and open exchange of ideas and opinions? when do they ever stand up for conservatives? i haven't seen it. when do they stand up for conservative first amendment rights and their ability to speak out, conservatives that are under attack and when their voices are trying to be silenced? you watch the clinton-soros funded groups,

b plus here. >> oh wow, better than what i did in high school. >> i am happy of two black guys holding guns andow up. >> nobody showed up, right? >> i feel good about that, too. >> i appreciate it. >> you did really good. verizon for a family of four. you could save over $1000 in the first year! that works for me. (vo) unlimited! $22.50 per month per line. for people with hearing loss, don't let a 1% difference cost you twice as much. visit sprintrelay.com. >>> my last stop is marietta ga, georgia. a meetingith byron who lost thei youngest son to gun violence just a few months before we sat down. as a dad, i have no idea if you're -- how you're able to talk about this so soon. >> thank you for welcoming me in here to tell the story. >> our went to savannah to visit. they were to return home. april 7th, our oldest son called and said, mom, y'all need to get to savannah. i fell to the floor screaming and hollering. my husband had gotten in from work. i said, we've got to go. as i was driving i felt like i was going to pass out. i was trying to stay strong. >> we finally reached savannah we went t

b, c, d. this is a more time efficient way of going about training. what we know as blackday, that happens once a year. half of walmart's store management has never been in a black friday before as a store manager. how can we get them up to speed faster on the things they need to know and the mistakes they seem on every whoever day rush season. we're going to look at safety, identifying hazards, identifying weather warnings, active shooter warnings. things where fractions of a second, much like an athlete with the work we've done in sports, things where fractions of a second impact decision making and are a really, really big deal. that's kind of what we're going after here. >> do you expect the commercial applications like this is going to be where most of the opportunity in vr is for now? obviously initially there was a rush to assume it was going to be kind of a consumer application and beyond gaming. i don't know if that's really taken hold. >> so the numbers just to be very canned it with you, mike, the number are not what people thought they would be a couple years a

(mark) time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black loser: eu slaps google with record $2.7 bfor breaching competition rules . . . the european union's competition watchdog slapped google with a record-breaking $2.72 billion fine on tuesday for breaching antitrust rules with its online shopping service.the announcement marks the latest clash between european regulators and large u.s. technology companies like google, apple and amazon that have been ensnared in lengthy antitrust, tax and privacy- related investigations by european officials. regulators said google "abused its market dominance as a search engine by giving an illegal advantage to another google product, its comparison shopping service." winner: july 4th travelers will see cheapest gas prices in 12 years . . . consumers will pay an average of $2.21 per gallon at the pump, gasbuddy says. so many americans love to hold onto that myth that gas prices go up for the holiday, and yet, here we are. drivers on the road this fourth of july holiday will see the cheapest gas prices since 2005,. u.s. consumers will pay an ave

to me, its feels a little odd to call it the descendants of black civil certificate haven't or haitians or journalists or kong schenn shus b objectors and they will them, well, the good outweighed the bad. in 2006 article it was asserted that racial hierarchy was at the root of wilson liberalism. i think we're just beginning to interrogate liberalism in the terms he suggests. in any case, i don't think the role of the historian is to keep the accounting she'll. add the columns, give the thumbs up or the thumbs down. taking a page from work on jefferson, i think we need a human view of woodrow wilson. i have to wonder, looking at the scholarship as a whole, might we be all too willing to weigh the importance of the federal reserve against the segregated lives of black americans or the worthiness of democracy in europe over imperialism in the caribbean. wilson's black on america's black middle class matters. nothing should overwhelm this truth. wilson not only unleashed his administration loaded with white supremacists but i argue he provided a critical language for institutional racism. bureaucratic r efficiency, majority.

another black eye for uber after a letter surfaces instructing employees on the do's and don ts of hooking up... and the warriors are one win away from a historic undefeated run through the n-bffs... we'll get you ready for the game -- and show you how one bay area artist is cashing in big- time... join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> an aviation pioneer makes his final flight at the controls of an airliner. captain louis freeman was celebrated yesterday in chicago after he brought in a southwest jet from dallas. he became the first black chief pilot to serve at a major u.s. airline when he was hired by southwest 36 years ago. >> i was raised to think that i was as good as anybody but better than nobody, and i mean that's what my parents taught me and that's the way i still feel. >> young pilots say freeman's impact will last long after his retirement yesterday because he inspired them to fly. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," anthony mason talks to fleetwood mac's lindsey buckingham and christine mcvie. i have cancer from an infection, human papillomavirus. who knew t

b by the system that they're forced to send their children to. the reason there's still segregation is we still don't believe that black people and poor people deserve access to the same education. because if we did, we would do away with school districts. don't worry. y'all ain't got to clap. they can't hear you. if we wanted every single child access to a quality education, then the state would take on the responsibility of education. the reason we do it the way we do, that's the way we've always done it. when we educated a small group of white people, i mean just in 2016 when they're doing it at glendale, i mean the same way happening in manhattan, i mean the same way happening all over this country. see, the deal here is that the system is doing just fine. the public education system is doing just fine. the reason why it's doing fine is because we've defined public education as the product, not the process. see the product for many people is a school they refer to as a public school. a public school building. a public school. but not the process of educating the public. see when you educate the public, you do not care what method they are educat

b tea m in canterbury. regarded as the best club team in world rugby, the crusaders and the tourists would play like they were on home turf stopping a side with eight all blacksfluential alan farrell put them 6-0 influential alan farrell put them 6—0 up and despite the odd bump in the road as well as a solitary penalty, it was his first start on tour and it was going rather well. while it wasn't free—flowing, riveting rugby it was solid. the lions sniffed out danger. the pressure was telling here and a penalty awarded. it was a fourth and final 0wen farrell success. make no mistake, this was effectively a test match. the first defeat this eden for the crusaders and a cavalry charge for the english and irish lions. alfie hewett has become the first british wheelchair tennis player to win a french open title. he lost the first set to love against the defending champion, argentina's gustavo fernandez, before fighting back to win his first grand slam title. he also plays in the doubles final later, with gordon reid. it's a big night of world cup qualifiers with northern ireland in azerbaijan, and scotland hosting england at hampden park in glasgow. 0ur sports rep

black in america is tough. racism will always be a part of the world, a part of america." on the eve of the n-bgue m-v-p lebron james got a call saying the n-word had been spray painted on the gate to his home in brentwood... in southern california. police are investigating the incident as an act of vandalism and possible hate crime. james bought the home in 2015 as a second home. james has spoken out about the matter. saying he does not have the energy he normally does after hearing the news. ( darya ) and kevin durant has said he's willing to forgo max money to stay with the warriors and keep the team together. gary says he heard someone on a broadcast say the warriors could be a dominant team for maybe 8 to 10 years. steph curry is only 29 years old and gary says durant will be around when they open the new place in san francisco. ( darya ) darya says she saw the tiger woods dash cam video, but she did not want to see him that way. police released dashcam video showing how tiger woods was acting the moments before police arrested him for suspicion of d-u-i. take a look.

b don't know don't use that money on the plantation. >> yeah you use the money here. >> it use to be a school what is it now. >> social club. the blackst have nothing. they were talking about tearing the building down. they've been closed ten years so we ask for the school. >> is this still the place to hang out? it's a place that black people come together? >> yeah the 50 mile radius if we're having something they cop. >> wow, 50 miles this is the back headquarters. >> yeah. >> wow. i want to ask you about this. it says lynch, clan threaten and never showed up and it's a picture of you smiling. >> they didn't really know it was that many blacks living in this area. once they figured out what was good they called that off. people was up on the houses they had shotguns and that's one thing about in this area, we watch out for each other, black, white, everybody. community work together, it's say. a good place to live i'd >> all right. before i go can i check out the old gym? >> oh yeah. >> let's check that out. >> played a lot of basketball, that was a big thank ying here. basketball game. >> it's a stage over here. >> stage there. ban

black board. i cannot listen to her, fred. >> give her a break. >> please. the prior bad acts, it's usually in the federal system 404 b, prior bad acts when you seek to put that amount of information and evidence on, your case is paper thin. the judge rightfully precluded it because there had been no convictions in those cases, fred, so it becomes a side show for the defense tries each and every one of them to try to undermine them and their credibility and that's what happened to miss -- i can't say her name's witness who testified in this cosby case. she got obliterated on cross-examination. her testimony was negative. maybe hurt the prosecution's case. so that's not going to happen. as far as camille cosby speaking after the trial, she just took a page out of trump's you know how to wreck your life playbook. >> that's not fair. >> she criticized the judge who is going to try the case, the d.a. who is going to try it. you know, you just have to shut up, let time move on, see if they really are going to retry this case. >> yeah. >> gear up, learn from your mistakes, streamline the case and then i believe in any retri

they can convince him, a, that it's in his interests and, b, that the trump people are hanging him out to dry. so -- >> right. >> just the blackt that important. i will say this about some of these statutes that we are looking at today. prosecuting cases is all about the facts and the law, but it's also about a prosecutor and their personality. >> right. >> bob mueller is a straightforward kind of guy. >> right. >> he has the same hair cut, wears the same shoes. >> he is not going to reach. i take your point. i want to let joyce in on the limits here. the corruption statute, we have seen other prosecutors reach hard with, you think it's less likely? >> i think less likely we'll see honest services. that's typically used with local state or government officials dipping out of programs that are funded by the federal government. much more likely here, if that sort of a fact pattern develops, will be the federal bribery statute. that, of course, would be if we find at the end of the day evidence of a quid pro quo. cynthia makes a great point. a lot of what's going on right now will be the struggle to see who is cooperating with th

black in america is tough. we have a long way to go.>( mark ) and lebron james is the target of racist graffiti. after the break here what the n-b is saying about race relations in america...( james ) and i will check your bay area forecast coming up( robin ) and i am tracking you commute after the break. . . ♪ ♪ the best way to get together is with a treat you make together. ♪ ♪ ( mark )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast with james fletcher. (james)we're waking up on this first day of june to mild temperatures in the 50s and patchy clouds and fog. in fact, fog could be locally dense at times this morning, with patchy drizzle possible along the immediate coast. our 4-zone camera network shows dense fog in san francisco this morning. as for the forecast, seasonably cool conditions are expected today with partly cloudy skies at the coast and bay. it will be mostly sunny inland where highs this afternoon will reach the upper 70s to near 80. looking ahead, slight warming is expected for friday and saturday with low 80s forecast for the interior valleys. minor no major hot spots. san

black sedona. this is a book that gives us the history of threats of police brutality. this is a book about detroit's music, about the r & b and motown but it is about blues, rock and roll, gospel, jazz, techno, and detroit's foundation in fostering these musical genres. it is a book about the musical studies at wayne state and things i didn't know is wayne state was a hot bed of political activism. boyd writes in the same classroom one could find communist, socialists, black nationalists, members of the shrine of the black madonna, the republic of africa, the nation of the land, black panthers and members of the lead of revolutionary workers all in the same classroom. so collecting herb boyd on the book subtitle now, not the title but the subtitle "a people's history of self determination". the detroit press cites you as saying detroit is about people. and people need to look at the people's perspective. .... she is still just as alive and she is right here. [applause] stand up mom. that is my mother. [laughter] beautiful. [laughter] you know, next to her is another woman who has been for all of the years i have known her

h-b-o has called maher's comment "completely inexcusable and tasteless." ( marty ) it was an unusual late night showdown in the driveway of a los angeles county home... take a look at this momma black searching for a late night meal from the trash cans in this driveway.. not far behind them, another hungry animal. the momma bear quickly chases the skinny coyote away and continues on her search for food. the bear knocks the trash can over and being rummaging through it. but the brazen coyote keeps coming back-- closer and closer each time. <(chris mcdonald/homeowner): "i'm very concerned about the cub, itself, of the bear being injured by the coyote or other animals in the area. the mother kept the cub very close so it seemed well protected despite the efforts of the coyote.">( marty ) the homeowner hopes the department of fish and wildlife will capture the bears and relocate them to a safer area. cool and windy at times today, with a few showers in parts of the bay possible. tracking your forecast next ! [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are tox