oklahoma city police had plenty of questions for toni hall and robert braxton. you ever turn to robert and say, "did you hurt the kids?" >> hall: i had asked him i was like, "did you do something?" and he was like shut up. and i was like what?! he was like, "don't say nothing, shut up." >> alfonsi: people will say how. i was working and trying to make money so that i could leave the situation with-- of him abusing me. i didn't know that he did that to my kids. >> alfonsi: and you were trying to get out. >> hall: yes. i was trying to leave. >> alfonsi: both hall and braxton were arrested and put in county jail. he was charged with child abuse while she was charged under the state's failure to protect law with "enabling" the abuse. in oklahoma that means you know or reasonably should have known that a child is at risk of abuse. hall agreed to testify against her boyfriend, but she says he continued to threaten her in jail while awaiting trial. he was writing you letters? >> hall: yeah because-- i was gonna testify against him. >> alfonsi: and he outlined a picture

not because of braxton bragg or these other confederate generals. there is no discussion about them. we don't draw any inspiration from them, but our soldiers draw inspiration from each other and from what they did together on behalf of the united states of america. but if the american people through their elected representatives want to change, then i think we should be open to it. >> shannon: we will see is that proceeds. i also want to ask you about general milley, the chairs the joint chiefs of staff, and much has been made about his role in walking along with the president and several other ministry officials over to st. john's, the church that have been burnt of the night before. a lot of destruction there in lafayette park. if there's been lot of talk about him apologizing. "the new york times" says this "the back-and-forth between mr. trump and the pentagon in recent days is evidence of the military divide since the civil war -- the vietnam war. they are not positioning themselves firmly with those calling for change. do they have that wrong

. >> let's get the opinion of the chartmaster, carter braxton worth. what are you looking at? >> it's pointing to gold, that's for sure bk is dead right on the that let's talk about the market. first slide. what happens in the midpoint in a calendar year when you're down you can see there the market at the midpoint, june 30th has been down 33 years in its 92-year history, 1928 to present the odds of being down are lower than going up. markets are built to go up you see the odds there 35% the question is what happens in years when you've had an auspicious first half. at the midpoint you're down, average return for the whole year is 0.71%. second half performance. you see the median is 1.34 those are muted numbers. n now, it could be better and it could be a lot worse the point is the start usually means not the best in terms of what comes in the second half. two charts on the s&p, next slide. take a look. we know our highs is 3400. we know our low is 2200. we know we crashed, we ricochetted. we basically are sort of churning now but the key to the churn is do we get down to tha

i did not even know who the hell braxton bragg was until 2015 when everyone started bringing him up.> the city council rejected the same idea back in 2015. >> the statue on 280 has been vandalized. you can see the red are paint was splattered on the the word s -- others say he forced religion on the native people and destroyed their culture. >>> four schools in san francisco could be renamed because their name sakes are under scrutiny. you can see them on the map. george washington high school in the outer richmond, john muir high school, which may be renamed for maya angelo. and francis scott. an official name change registration could be filed in a school board meeting next month. >> what appeared to be a noose was found at the sonoma raceway over the weekend. it was discovered hanging from a tree. and the law enforcement was notified and they are now scer comes after nascar moved to ban the confederate flag from all the events. meanwhile, they are trying to find a person who put a noose in the drive stall of bubba wallace, he is the black nascar driver that pushed for the confeder

i did not even know who the hell braxton bragg was until 2015 when everyone started bringing him up. >> the city council rejected the same idea back in 2015. >> the statue on 280 has been vandalized. you can see the red are paint was splattered on the statue's head. the word s -- others say he forced religion on the native people and destroyed their culture. >>> four schools in san francisco could be renamed because their name sakes are under scrutiny. you can see them on the map. george washington high school in the outer richmond, john muir high school, which may be renamed for maya angelo. and francis scott. an official name change registration could be filed in a school board meeting next month. >> what appeared to be a noose was found at the sonoma raceway over the weekend. it was discovered hanging from a tree. and the law enforcement was notified and they are now investigating. the discovery comes after nascar moved to ban the confederate flag from all the events. meanwhile, they are trying to find a person who put a noose in the drive stall of bubba wallace, he is the black n

lenna of any virus been damaged and a potential no deal braxton's. congress over in the land welcome to the program more than 42000000 people in the united states have lost their job in the corona cotto no virus crisis so far but recent figures indicate the worst could be over as the unemployment rate in the u.s. is falling the bureau of labor statistics says the jobless rate fell to 13.3 percent last month 2 and a half 1000000 people found work after more than 20000000 lost their jobs in april alone the rise in employment could suggest that companies are bringing workers back on board as parts of the economy reemerge from locked out. for more let's bring in the dollars financial correspondent yes korda in new york yes were we expecting the jobless figure to fall. nobody expected it there were no economists that could imagine that that we would see an increase in jobs 2 and a half 1000000 new jobs for the month of weight may that is the best monthly increase per in u.s. history just recently the federal reserve expected that the economy might contrac

for 100 years fort bragg, most don't even know who braxton bragg is but for 100 years these bases, this is one of the most prestigious have participated in all the foreign wars the united states have been involved in in the twentieth century in the 19 years of the 21st century, they served with honor and distinction, the history of these bases is rich and it is enduring, this is where they deployed from and where they came back from so as we have this national conversation about what is appropriate i don't believe we should be so dismissive of this history. i'm informed by condoleezza rice, former secretary of state who is a black woman as we knew, grew up in the south and said after the charlottesville incident and we began to take the statues down she advised us be careful, we should not sanitize our history and i think that is sage advice. i've got an open mind on this. of the congress of the united states are moving in a direction reflecting the attitudes of the american people, and there is overwhelming support in terms of bipartisan support which is merely stages of that, if that

it was named after braxton bragg. a slave open here served in the mexican american war and as a confederate general in the civil war. the mayor said during the meeting on june 22nd, the city council will discuss whether to put the issue on the november ballot for residents to decide. >>> in atlantic, protesters are demanding justice after a man was fatally shot by police at a wendy's parking lot friday night. the fast food restaurant was just gutted by fire last night, ies areer f hpoever set it. later, protesters shut down a highway where three dozen people were arrested. police also released body cam footage showing the sight and shooting of 27-year-old rayshard brooks during an attempted arrest. the georgia bureau of investigation is reviewing the video. >>> protesters are turning more streets into murals. articlists went to work -- artists went to work and painted in brooklyn. the mayor said he wants a mural on a prominent street in every burrough. >>> and one of los angeles's famous areas also has a mural. they p

trump probably likes him because he thinks he invented bragging "you know, before braxton bragg, you hope people knew how rich you were without you telling them it was a dark time it was a very dark time. also, it's worth noting that all these confederate generals trump is praising probably would have hated him. i mean, sure, he's also a racist, but there's no way they would enjoy spending time with this new york city blowhard. if he was at one of their cotillions, trump would have been glove slapped every five minutes. "for the insult of your locker room talk, i challenge you to a duel at dawn, good sir." "well, i can't do dawn tomorrow. i've already been challenged to a duel then. does next wednesday work?" so, as he plummets in the polls, trump takes his ticket to a political resurgence as appealing directly to racists who idolize the white supremacist confederacy. but he's clearly facing headwinds, because even the cultural institutions you might think of as occupying the conservative end of the spectrum are dumping the confederate symbols. the u.s. navy has joined the marines in

we have no connections whatsoever to the confederacy, except that the city is named after braxton bragg who, at the time, was a union general. >> reporter: monuments, memorials, and the identity of a nation, one thing that makes them so's symbolically charged is, they are intended to be permanent. they are intended to be lasting. it is one generation's way of saying to the future, this is how we think you should remember the past. >> reporter: jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> a statue was removed of john sutter, it was recently splashed with red paint. it was in front of the hospital. historians say he kept native americans as slaves when he began to transform california. >>> in the deep south, there is a growing petition to rename the edmund pettis bridge after civil rights activist john morris. edmund pettis was a leader of the ku klux klan. that bridge was a backdrop of history. what was known as bloody sunday, pride activists including john lewis and martin luther king jr. were attacked with batons and tear gas by members of the police and national guard. as of right now, the p

adding, we do not live in a country which braxton braggs, henry l.ve as an inspiration. protesters tearing down this statue of christopher columbus in minneapolis, citing the explorer's treatment of indigenous people. and knocking the head off of this columbus statue in boston. >> i understand why it happened. i know the history. they should just take it down. >> reporter: the nfl's carolina panthers now removing a statue of former team owner jerry richardson. before selling the team, richardson was accused of using a racial slur. >> reporter: and another change, this one on tv. >> everyone excited. >> reporter: amid calls for police reform, a&e is canceling "live pd," one of its highest rated show another day after another channel pulled "cops" off the air. change is also coming to the retail industry. walmart now saying it will no longer place certain hair products primarily bought by african-americans inside locked cases. the practice implied people that buy the products are more likely to be thieves. and back in washington house speaker nancy pel

fort bragg was named after confederate general and slave owner, braxton bragg in 1857 before the civilar. >>> state park officials say they are in the process of exploring a name change for nero bar park. the park is at a sandbar on the american river that was my ty blach's during california's gold rest. there has been increased sensitivity to names linked to slavery. the parks department has been debating a name change when the first online petition to cold, and the push is sparking heated debate. >> it wasn't offensive way back when. now it has become. i cannot think of any better name of the space that would concisely capture what it was. to >> there are ways to tell history without keeping negative connotations and names. >> reporter: and online petition to change the parks name has gathered more than 68,000 signatures. as you heard some members of the black community feel like changing the name of the park would take away the recognition of the important contributions that black americans made during that gold rush era. >>> the southbay school is back open. we are talking about th

fort bragg, the largest, is named after braxton bragg. >> who wasn't even a very good confederate generaly would we name a base after someone like that? >> reporter: does the quality of the general make any difference? >> these ten generals fought against the united states army, killed u.s. troops. it makes no difference how well they performed. >> reporter: great field generals, like robert e. lee, should still be studied, pittard delvininto anfulnored. discussion taking place in african american homes across the country. it's the talk between black parents and children about the hate they may encounter and possible brushes with the police. mark strassmann introduces us to a father and son who are taking that conversation beyond the walls of their home. >> i can't breathe, officer. i can't breathe! >> there's always in the pit of your stomach it can happen to anybody and no parent wants their child to be a hashtag. >> reporter: kendrick dixon is a pharmaceutical rep. his son israel is 18. we met them to join america's uncomfortable conversation abou. >> no justice! >> reporter: when atla

the united states and for the right to enslave others, adding, we do not live in a couple to which braxton bragg, henry l. benning or robert e. lee can serve as an inspiration. it comes as crowds topple mormonments across the country. protesters tearing down this statue of christopher columbus in minneapolis citing the explorer's treatment of indigenous people and knocking the head off this columbus statue in boston. the nfl's carolina panthers now removing the statue of former team owner jerry richardson and before selling the team, he was accused of using a racial slur. and this morning, another change, this one on tv. >> everyone inside. this is the police department. >> reporter: amid calls for police reform, a&e is canceling just one day after "cops" was pulled off the air. change also coming to the retailer industry. walmart now saying it will no longer place certain hair products primarily bought by african-americans inside locked cases. critics saying the practice implied people who buy those products are more likely to be thieves. back in washington house speaker nancy pelosi is c

bragg is in mendocino county and named after a confederate general, braxton bragg. people say they don't want their town named after a slave owner who has nothing to do with northern california. opponents say the name change is not necessary and is going to cost a lot of money. tonight the city council will decide if it will put up the idea for a vote this november. >>> there's a good chance you've seen them or heard them. we're talking about illegal fireworks. it's happening almost on a nightly basis across the bay area, especially in oakland and san jose, and it's not even fourth of july week yet. so what's oakland doing about it? melissa colorado along lake merritt. >> reporter: we've spoken to a number of people who live near lake merritt and they say it sounds like it's fourth of july weekend every single night. and it didn't take long for us to find evidence of the illegal fireworks, including this cardboard packaging where you can see it reads world class fireworks. we even found mortars in the water. >> i shot them off when i was a kick, firecrackers, bottle

he added, we do not live in a country to which braxton bragg, henry l. benning or robert e. lee can serve as an inspiration. acknowledging this fact is imperative. today, the president wouldn't answer questions on his decision. while the white house makes an impassioned defense of bases named for pro-slavery confederate soldiers, the president has yet to propose any specific reforms of police practices in the wake of george floyd's death. on capitol hill, republicans have tasked the only african-american republican senator to take the lead in coming up with a plan. >> we should all want to follow the lead as it relates, to, a, making sure we get something accomplished, and not just having pieces of legislation they are for show. >> reporter: the white house press secretary said today the president is working, quote, quietly and diligently, to come up with a plan to address the concerns of the protesters, but we have heard nothing specific. so far, all we have heard is what he opposes. we are told the president opposes the idea of limiting the immunity now enjoyed by most pol

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and segregation lives on through army bases which bear the name of confederate officers, such as braxtonthose bases to be renamed. retired us army general david petraeus, who served at fort bragg, is among those in favour of renaming the bases. in an essay published in the atlantic magazine, he wrote... authorisation for a name change would have to come from the military, and senior officials have indicated they might favour such a move. but all ten bases are in southern and former confederate states, many of which supported donald trump in 2016, and the president is radically opposed to the idea. "the united states of america trained and deployed our heroes "on these hallowed grounds and won two world wars," he tweeted. "therefore my administration will not even consider the renaming "of these magnificent and fabled military installations." but symbols of the confederacy are under growing threat. the confederate battle flag, otherwise known as the stars and bars, has now been banned by nascar, the organisation that runs stock car racing in this country, and the leader of the house of re

fort bragg is named for braxton bragg. the city council debated on whether to put the issue on the november ballot. the mayor decided to create a committee of residents to study a potential name change. supporters say it honors a racist who reportedly had more than 100 slaves. opponents say it is costly and unnecessary. >>> it is called the happiest place on earth. thousands of workers fear heading back to work. what they are asking for is the pocket set to open next month . >>> another possible breakthrough treatment for coronavirus. this one made allow you to take it at home instead of a long stay in the hospital. volkswagen today. you'll get 2 years or 20,000 miles of scheduled carefree maintenance. 3 years or 36,000 miles of 24/7 roadside assistance. 4 years or 50,000 miles bumper-to-bumper limited warranty. 5 years of connected services. and for 6 years you won't have paid any interest. down the road, you'll be grateful you bought a volkswagen today. >>> president trump is spending today in arizona. air force one touc

civil war, we have no connections whatsoever to the confederacy except that the city is named after braxtonragg who at the time was a union general. >> reporter: monuments, memorials and the identity of a nation. >> it makes memorials so symbolically charged, they are intended to be permanent, they are intended to be lasting so it is sort of on generations way of saying to the future this is how we think you should remember the past. >> reporter: the mayor says they listen to public comment next monday, june 22 but will not make any rolling, instead leave it up to the democratic process and if residents want to make a change they can get signatures and put it to a ballot measure. >>> in sacramento today cruise removed a statue of one of the most familiar figures of the gold rush era, the monuments to john sutter was removed from in front of sutter hospital, sutter came to california from switzerland in the mid-1800s, historians say he kept native americans as slaves as he colonized sacramento. the statue was splashed with red paint last week. the hospital says they look forward to conversat

it's named for confederate general, braxton bragg who had more than 100 slaves and at his meeting yesterdayort bragg city council decided to create a commission of residents to examine the issue of a possible name change. >> growing backlash against christopher columbus calls for a city in the midwest to change its name. an estimated 25,000 people have signed the petition to change the name of columbus, ohio. organizers want to rename the city, flavor town, for celebrity chef, god-fearing. it would be far better to honor the name of a shaft than chef than for a 16th american explorer known for its cruelty to american americans. >>> in petaluma and display about racial injustice. >> don't touch that. >> you can do what you want. >> middle school students calling themselves the kindness committee posted uplifting signs around petaluma. another group posed like life matter which cause one man to tear them down and calling it a legal. >> if that is not a healthy thing to be doing. why is he doing something so wrong and antisocial. >> he was yelling at the children and the children were sobbing.

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the senator noticed that braxton brag who is honored at the sprawling base in north carolina was, quoteobably the worst commanding general in the entire confederate army. he's an interesting guy to name a fort after. >>> and on confronting bigotry and prejudice in this country, the president yesterday said it will go quickly and very easily. >> americans are good and virtuous people. we have to work together to confront bigotry and prejudice wherever they appear. but we'll make no progress and heal no wounds by falsely labeling tens and millions of decent americans as racists or bigots wchl very to get everybody together. we have to be on the same path, i think, pastor. if we don't do that, we'll have problems. we can do that. i think we'll do it very easily. it will go quickly and it will go very easily. >> 400 years of history of racism in this country and this president thinks it's going go quickly and easily to rectify the problem. with that i want to bring in the professor at lyndon b. johnson school and an nbc contributor, victoria. thanks for joining us. i really appreciate it. g

changing the names of 10 armored bases including fort bragg in north carolina named after general braxton bragg. >>> a similar discussion is happening in fort bragg named after the the city council will use its next meeting to discuss putting a name change for the town on the ballot in november. joining us now is a professor of history at san jose state university. we have seen similar efforts before to remove the statues. does something feel different to you about this moment and have we reached a turning point in this country where most people want them taken down? >> i do think we have reached a turning point. i think this is a really important conversation for us to be having. i hope this momentum carries forward. one concern i do have is the monuments on monument avenue is slowing down to the court system. >> in some cases, we are seeing a wave of protesters and people taking the statues down themselves. if you are going to go through the legal channels to have the statues removed, in many cases there are a lot of obstacles to get them removed. >> yes, there are tremendous obstacles.

it is named for braxton bragg who had more than 100 slaves. the fort bragg city council created a committee of residents to examine the issue of a potential name change. >>> right now president trump is on his way to arizona where there is a milestone in the building of the wall between mexico and the u.s. lauren blanchard reports from washington d.c. >>reporter: president trump off to arizona to tour a section of the border wall and speak with young supporters. >> we have over 200 miles of wall built and it was incredible. >> before he left he took a few shots at john bolton saying washed up creep is a lowlife and money seized for disseminating profit of highly classified information. the book hit shelves across the u.s. and on capitol hill dr. anthony fauci who has been relatively quiet facing questions from the house, energy and commerce committee. coronavirus cases rise as more and more areas is upon closures. >> i think one reasons why states like texas have responded so miserably to this is because of the leadership from washington d.c.

i grew up about 600 yards from braxton bragg headquarters.d, you could find little civil war bullets in the ground. i'm a graduate of the university of the south, an institution in the middle of tennessee. i'm familiar with this vernacular. my test always for memorials, monuments, what i think of as the mechanics of memory, has been was the person or the institution being memorialized dedicated to the pursuit of a more perfect union. by that test, even the most flawed white americans, andrew jackson, james madison, thomas jefferson, george washington, could be memorialized as imperfect people that ultimately gave us the civil rights act, the voting rights act. from seneca falls to selma, to stonewall the history of the country has been to -- we should focus our memory around those moments. perfection cannot be the goal. nothing on this side of paradise is perfect. it's a much overdue reckoning. this is like the fall of baghdad. it's like the fall of many of the former soviet republics. you see those statues coming down. what's really coming d

the city is named for braxton bragg who reportedly had more than 100 slaves. yesterday in its many, the ft. bragg city council decided to create a commission of residence to examine the issue of a possible name change. >>> the growing backlash against explorer christopher columbus now includes a call for a city in the midwest to changes name. an estimated 25,000 people have signed a petition to change the name of columbus, ohio. organizers of this petition drive want to rename the city flavor town in honor of columbus native, guy furey. they say would be far better to honor a modern celebrity chef and the name of the 15th century explorer known for his cruelty to native americans. >> that interesting. okay. the time is now seven: meeting. we'll talk about what is happening on the roads. sal is busy watching everything. how is everything up there? >> i looking at commutes that are mostly good on the way over to the tunnel. on highway 24 for example, i can look at highway 24 for you. and most of these commutes are good, dave, but some commutes s but this one is

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we have no connections to the confederacy except that the city's name after braxton bragg, who at the time was a union general. >> monuments, memorials and the identity of the nation. >> one thing that makes statues symbolically charged is they are intended to be permanent. right? they are intended to be lasting. 20 generations way to say to the future, this is how we think you should remember the past. jana katsuyama "ktvu fox 2 news." distract now to the covid-19 pandemic. across the country officials are reconsidering the reopening plans in different states and localities as the number of cases has gone up in at least one dozen states in case he still has the latest from dallas. >>reporter: coronavirus cases increase in at least 2000 cases and they are reconsidering reopening plans. miami's mayor announced the city will not move into the next phase of reopening for now and similar decisions have been made in utah, tennessee and oregon. hospitalizations remain high in texas where officials warned residents that new social distancing measures may be put into place. >> people are out

i could name a base after braxton bragg, some of these guys are just outright racist and today, this shouldn't happen. so i think everybody can come to an agreement here. so the defense department is key they want to lead on this. they open the conversation. congress has to follow. and i think that will happen with a big vote. >> thank you, charl in an unprecedented crisis... a more than $10 billion cut to public education couldn't be worse for our schools and kids. laying off 57,000 educators, making class sizes bigger? c'mon. schools must reopen safely with resources for protective equipment, sanitizing classrooms, and ensuring social distancing. tell lawmakers and governor newsom don't cut our students' future. pass a state budget that protects our public schools. apologizing, today, for appearing with president trump after peaceful protestors were forcefully cleared from outside the white house. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley, now says it was a mistake. >> i should not have been there. my presence, in that moment, and in that environment, created a

they're outperforming not only the market but the qqq >> carter, always great to speak with you carter braxton worth of cornerstone macro. so ibb, silver or the royalty of health care, grass row, which one would you go for >> ibb you got amgen, gilead, biogen. i'd rather be more versatile, mute my risk as i said before, the vaccine is around the corner. it's a matter of six, eight, 12 months all of these will benefit tr frm tha that it would be ibb. >> i agree with steve but i don't agree with steve i like the ibb too because i think these are companies that have at tratractive valuations relative to the market they have fantastic balance sheets this is a five-year breakout on the ibb. i'd rather go with that case, carter you have a dynamic here where, if anything, i don't necessarily agree that a vaccine is going to be a catalyst to the sector or even one specific stock. we don't really know what the costs are going to be or the benefits again, in that myriad of choices, i definitely think ibb is breaking out and you stay there. >> we'll take a look at big winners and losers in q2 this paves

we have no connections whatsoever to the confederacy accepted that the city is named after braxton braggs a union general. >> at next week's meeting, officials will consider a measure to have citizens decide of the town should change its name through the election process. >>> some crews in sacramento sutter. it was in front of the hospital. historians say he kept native americans as slaves when he began to transform california. >>> in selma, alabama there is a growing call to rename a bridge after john lewis. it is named for edmund pettis, a u.s. senator, a confederate general and a leader of the ku klux klan. the bridge is infamous for bloody sunday. infamous day, members of protesters were beaten by the national guard and police. the petition on change.org has more than 100,000 signatures. >>> ford will debut its new ronco on o.j. simpson's birthday, july 9th. o.j. simpson, as you know, if you 1994, i was standing out there live on tv describing the scene. ford was not happy about being associated with that at the time. in a statement to the detroit free press, ford said that the next

we have no connections whatsoever to the confederacy except that the city is named after braxton bragg, at the time, was a union general. >> next week's meeting will consider a measure to have citizens decide if ft. bragg should change its name through the election process. >>> work crews in sacramento removed a statue honoring john sutter. that statue recently was splashed with red paint. it stood in front of the hospital. historians say he kept native americans as slaves as he began to transform california. >>> in alabama, a growing petition to rename the famous edmund pettis bridge after congressman john lewis. that historic bridge is named after a former u.s. senator, a confederate general, and the leader of the ku klux klan. the bridge was a backdrop for what was known as bloody sunday. voting rights activists including louis and dr. king were attacked with batons and tear gas by the national guard and police. as of this morning, the petition on change.org has more than 100,000 signatures. >>> the time is 5:47. this is the time of year where most people who are happy enough to hav

braxton bragg, a slave owner in chattanooga. on and on, you get the point.war upon the united states to fight for their rights to own and rape and kill black americans. now, the white house cannot defend the fact that a u.s. military base is named after someone believed to have headed the georgia klan, so instead they talk about how we won two world wars with soldiers trained on those ten bases. four of these forts were named in the 19 teens. six of them were named in the 1940s. these bases were not named after the civil wars, an attempt at national reconciliation. they were named in the 20th century has a way of honoring the racist lost cause that the generals fought. the keyword in that phrase, lost. they lost. and rightfully so. their cause was immoral. white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany arguing the bases should not be named. asked hypothetically this week, where does it snend do we take way honors to george washington or thomas jefferson? that's a fine question and i don't have an answer. washington and jefferson had slaves, though their career

to name a base after braxton brag and they're racist. and today, this shouldn't happen.nd so i think everybody can come to an agreement here. so the defense department is key. they want to lead on this. they open the conversation. congress passed the following. i think it will happen with a big vote. >> thank you, charlie. thank you, mayor. appreciate it. see you soon. >> sure. >> the country's top general apologizing for appearing with the president after peaceful protesters were cleared out with tear gas. the general's words next. at t-mobile, we know that connection is more important than ever. for customers 55 and up, we want you to get the value and service you need to stay connected. that's why we have a plan built just for you. saving 50% vs. other carriers with 2 unlimited lines for only $55. and we're here to help when you're ready to switch. visit a store or go to t-mobile.com/55. it's just home and i love it. for over 25 years, home instead has helped seniors stay home. now, staying home isn't just staying in the place they love. it's staying safe. it's essent

it's named after braxton bragg who enslaved 100 people. ultimate names have been brought up. noyo is what the american indians call the area, and that has been suggested. the city council will vote on the name change next week. >>> developing this morning, the former police officer suspected as the golden state killer is expected to plead guilty. the deal will spare him the death penalty. joseph james d'angelo was arrested after 40 years of investigations. the 74-year-old is accused of terrorizing california with murders and kidnapping. the victims say it brings relief and pain. >> i will always look him in the eye and stand to hold him accountable. >> jennifer carroll's father and stepmother were murdered, and d'angelo is expected to enter his plea in a sacramento courtroom later this month. >>> happening today, free covid- 19 testing in the south bay. the popup site is in the lobby of palo alto city hall on hamilton avenue. it will be open through friday on a walkin basis in the morning from 10:00 to 4:00 p.m. testing is open to anyone, even if you're not showing coronaviru

and segregation lives on through army bases which bear the name of confederate officers, such as braxtonre now growing for those bases to be renamed. retired us army general david petraeus, who served at fort bragg, is among those in favour of renaming the bases. in an essay published in the atlantic magazine, he wrote... authorisation for a name change would have to come from the military, and senior officials have indicated they might favour such a move. but all ten bases are in southern and former confederate states, many of which supported donald trump in 2016, and the president is radically opposed to the idea. but symbols of the confederacy are under growing threat. the confederate battle flag, otherwise known as the stars and bars, has now been banned by nascar, the organisation that runs stock car racing in this country, and the leader of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi, is calling for statues representing confederate leaders to be removed from the capitol building in washington, dc. the landscape is changing here in the wake of george floyd in all manner of ways, as a

it is named after braxton bragg.porters of the name change argue that bragg was a racist who has nothing to do with northern california. a name change would be costly and unnecessary. >>> a popular destination just a short drive from the bay area will soon reopen. monterey bay aquarium has announced plans to reopen next month. ticket sales are online only with assigned entry times. visitors aged 3 and up need to have face coverings. also in monterey, check out this video right here. this large school of sun fish was spotted during a field trip at breakwater cove. how cool is that? i love that. >>> right now at 6:00, an arson investigation in the south bay. up next a live report on some fires set in the san jose park. firefighters say it looks like they were set on purpose. plus -->>> instead of doing 25 million tests, let say let's do 10 million tests. we would look like we're doing much better. >> who thinks like that? >> president trump standing by his comments of less testing but today all eyes will be on capitol

braxton bragg led soldiers in the mexican-american war.owned slaves at a sugar plantation before leading confederate troops to defeat against ulysses s. grant. henry benning presided over georgia's cessation convention over the united states of america. he became a brigadier general. both bases were named after the losing army generals, not right after the war as an attempt at reconciliation, but in the 1920s when confederate leaders started dying off. i want to bring in barbara starr at the pentagon. military leaders were open to having a conversation about renaming these installations that were named after generals who, let's be honest, were traitors to the united states. >> named after generals who picked up arms against the united states and were responsible, although so many decades ago, still for killing american soldiers. look, what the military had in mind was to start what they called a bipartisan conversation in the united states about how to proceed on this very sensitive point, though it's not sensitive to a lot of people. a lo

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i didn't even know who the hell braxton bragg was until 2015 when everybody started bringing him up. >> the city council rejected the same idea in 2015. >>> all right. let's take a look at what is going on. start with neighborhood temperatures and go down to the south bay where we have few clouds streaming in and temperatures low 60s. san jose right there at 59 and 61 in cupertino and mountain view for the warm spots. and else where we have 62 at redwood city and you can see pretty much mid to upper 50s everywhere. brentwood one of our warmer spots. here's a look, again, at some of those clouds as you look northbound. that's where the clouds are coming in from as they spill into the bay, once again. your activity planner just caution. smallcraft advisory breezy and choppy out on the bay and better for walking the dog, especially in our hotter neighborhood today and exercising is going to be seasonal, too, if not hot. especially in the east bay and the south bay. some of our milder temperatures the peninsula barely getting up to 80 this afternoon for a couple hours. a lot of mid to up

general david petraeus, it's time to stop having military bases named after confederate generals like braxton, is it time? >> i do, actually. i think the right way to be able to do this is to be able to look where the name came from, to take a serious look at it and be able to transition. there are a lot of great leaders, military leaders around the country that are modern leaders, that we can honor and continue to put names forward. i see it like schools. every school has a name. you want those children in that school to learn about the founder of that school and the person that school is named after and have them as a role model. you would have that on a military base as well. if you have a military base that's named after someone that actually rebelled against the united states government you'd want to go back and look at that name. pretty basic principle. >> senator lankford, thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you. >>> roundtable is up next. we'll be right back. next. we'll be right back. so, if your network's down, you're down. verizon knows your customers need to reach you s

named after the racist and quite frankly not good confederate general braxton bragg.ing on renaming military bases that are currently named after confederate generals? >> we absolutely should be naming our bases -- we should have our monuments upholding the values that the military stands for. upholding the values that i fought for. it shouldn't be to traitors. it shouldn't be to people who turn their back on the united states, who defended slavery in one of the darkest moments of our nation's history. we should be upholding our values and setting an example. that's why i think it's well past time we changed the names of these bases. i would be proud to have that base named after somebody who fought for and sacrificed for the values that i also fought for. you know, i trained and deployed to war at ft. bragg and ft. benning and it's well past time that those names are consistent with the values of our country. >> it's a new york city question, not so much a colorado question. but the statue of teddy roosevelt that's outside the natural history museum on central park w