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brittani, thank you so much for— saturday. brittani, thank you so much for giving _ saturday.much for giving up - saturday. brittani, thank you so much for giving up your. saturday. brittani, thank you i so much for giving up your time and talking to us. thank you. thank you for having me. let's get some of the day's other news. the former president of brazil, dilma rousseff, says the incumbent, jair bolsonaro, has left brazil adrift on an ocean of hunger and disease through his response to the coronavirus pandemic. rouseff, like her predecessor lula da silva, also accused bolsonaro of genocide for failing to slow the number of deaths. india is in the grip of an overwhelming second wave of coronavirus. the country recorded more than 145,000 new cases on saturday, and the highest number of daily deaths in five months. the wealthy maharashtra state has started a weekend lockdown after a rapid surge in the local area. officials in france say they will offer the astrazeneca vaccine to all people aged 55 or olderfrom monday. the country is stepping up its vaccination programme, as

brittany and jelani are sticking around. we're going to bring them back in a little bit. >>> coming up, it's the largest investigation in american history. from dating apps to surveillance video, we'll look at how investigators are tracking down hundreds involved in the january 6th insurrection. >>> plus, three straight days of recording breaking cases, record-breaking casing of covid. why the covid crisis in india shows no signs of letting up. >>> but first, richard lui is here with the headlines. good to see you. >> a very good evening to you, zerlina. stories we're watching for this hour, starting next week, pharmacies will stock their shelves with at-home covid tests. no prescription. results come in as little as 15 minutes. public health experts say increasing texts access is critical to beating the virus. israel launched air strikes on the gaza strip in response to rocket attacks by palestinian militants. at the same time, hundreds of palestinians and israeli police in east jerusalem clashed. the u.n. said it's working

brittany and jelani are back with us.y made me chuckle, because i just can't even imagine a world in which men think participation in the insurrection of the capitol is a way to get a date. but that's the reality we're living in. so brittney, i just want to start by asking, in all seriousness, actually, the difference in the treatment. because i think post-insurrection, no one can say the police treat black and brown people the same way they treat white people. i think the january 6th insurrection ends that argument. so, speak to how the people who were actually violent but happened to be mostly white were treated kind of like guests in the capitol, you know, removing barricades in some of those videos, obviously, as some of the capitol police were being violently attacked. and black people who were driving around, walking, running, sleeping, they are treated as if they are engaged in criminal behavior. >> that's right, zerlina. i mean, look, first of all, if you're looking at nearly 500 arrestees from january 6th, what t

. >> brittany was janet's best friend in college. >> he was very handsome. i said you're the all american couple. >> it was a foregone conclusion this young couple was destined for marriage. it rained the night of the wedding. but no one seemed to care. and then the perfect all american couple completed the perfect picture. welcoming into their world a son, kaden. >> this is sophie nominal. >> she loved, absolutely loved being a mother. >> but just six months later, that perfect picture went dark when janet was discovered lying in a pool of her own blood. >> she was a good person. >> three years later, in salt lake city, the news of janet's homicide was shocking to vanessa. vanessa had learned the killing had never been solved. she wanted more details from raven. about his terrible loss. >> we sat down and had a conversation. i had my questions written out. we addressed every single one. >> how long did that take? >> we took an entire evening to go over everything. >> when the evening was over, vanessa was convinced the horrific crime back in 2005 had claime

still with us, brittany packnett cunningham and stewart stevens.lain mcconnell to me and by extension to our audience. the polling is with biden. the polling was with biden on coronavirus and the stimulus package. pollings with biden on raising taxes to pay for this. how many times can mcconnell push the button and be on the wrong side of issues that the biden white house defines as bipartisan as long as public polling supports it? >> look, mitch mcconnell on january 6th had probably the worst day of a majority leader. we went it had to be on january 5th majority leader and woke up january 6th minority leader and running for his life from his office. they're on the wrong side here. if you did polling on these tax increases from people who make $400,000 or more it's overwhelmingly popular. the dirty little secret is it's been a long time since they've moved numbers. we kept doing it almost out of nostalgia. but it's -- this is -- this is something that is very popular. i bet it's going to pass and i think it's something that is going to hurt republi

charles, brittany, shaq, thank you all for joining this morning.up next, breaking news in ohio, protests overnight after a teenage girl was shot and killed by police after authorities say she lunged at someone with a knife. we'll have the latest details including the newly released body camera footage. y released body camera footage. we can create new ways to connect. rethinking how we communicate to be more inclusive than ever. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change. faster. vmware. welcome change. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. riders, the lone wolves of the great highway. all they

i couldn't agree with brittany and nicole more that this is a systemic issue.ds a systemic solution. a couple of things that are incredibly important. we have to deal with the money that goes into policing in the first place. far too much money goes into policing without accountability where money could be invested in things we actually know leads to safety and justice. end qualified immunity. without officers being individually held accountable we continue to end up with situations where taxpayers end up having to pay for these type of situations. and politicians and all of those sort of enablers of what's happening here. for instance, police unions have put over $50 million into elections since 2012, and we published something we talk about at the police union playbook. the minnesota police and peace officers associations actually are paying for derek chauvin the defense. what we end up with here is the same thing we end up with all around the country. this kind of body and system of policing that every single turn will never speak up against police. even whe

brittany, i'll go to you first on this.t gaetz and his ridiculous denial of this, but my immediate thought, i have to say goes to the teenagers who is accused of sex trafficking. i mean, this is a pretty big deal. what do you think matt gaetz's future looks like? >> well, hopefully he didn't have much of a future especially in the political world. tiffany, you are absolutely right. there is nothing funny happening to the young women that are wrapped up in this and frankly, what is happening to young folks every day across this country within that industry. we have to make sure that we are clear about what the standards should be for any adult figure, let alone for someone who seeks public office and public service. unfortunately, matt gaetz is thumbing his nose at the fact that we should have higher expectations for the folks who sit in our congress at the very least, they should be people who only have consensual sex with willing adults. this shouldn't be a difficult thing and it shouldn't be a debate and yet we find the g

that is what i'm hoping. ♪ reporter: for brittany spencer it has been a journey to find her own base not a lot of people in the space that look like me and there are not a lot of people in the space who might not know how to handle someone like me. reporter: does that mean to put it bluntly you feel like you should be programming and singing for white people? >> my mind might have been more in that direction when i moved here but today it is not. i stopped asking the question of whether or not something i do is good enough and started asking is it me enough, and that has made a world of difference in my music. reporter: adding her stories and her voice to the growing chorus and country music. ♪ judy: you can see more of our arts coverage later tonight on to be on campus, presented by our own on then abolish -- amna navaj. check your local pbs listings. it is with sadness that we want to note a passing tonight that means a lot to us at the newshour. the president of the carnegie corporation of new york, founded by andrew carnegie in 1911. at the time the largest philanthropic organiza

gabe gutierrez, morgan chess ski, former prosecutor and civil rights attorney david henderson and brittany cunningham, black lives matter and msnbc contributor. let me start with you. we are minutes away now from the defense getting ready for the final day here. what do you have about what the defense has planned? >> reporter: that's right, halle, we don't have the exact witness list, but we expect the defense to call another expert this morning. then the big question will be, will derek chauvin, himself, testify? many legal experts say it is highly unlikely. then again, this is a highly unusual case. there are pros and cons to testifying. if he does, that opposite him up to cross examination and that could be something prosecutors would be looking forward to. on the other hand, we haven't heard his side of the story directly from him really ever scent e except for some snippets played in body camera video. that's still up in the air. after that happens, whether or not it happens, once the defense rests, the prosecution can call rebuttal witnesses. so that's all for something we are watchi

i felt in love with the brittany murder mysteries by john luke who followed an inspector needs tons of food, drinks lots of wine and also solve some murder mysteries on the side. >> when do you find the time to read? would you like to read? >> i love to read before i go to bed at night. specially more of the lighter fare. i fight back and forth to minneapolis to washington all the time. airplane readings really good pretty honestly do not time is much time to read a site did. but not time of the massive briefing books i get every night to read also. that keeps me pretty busy. >> what books are you planning on reading in the future? and why? >> i have to say i'm really interested in a book i have just read about by minnesota author name thomas peacock. it is called warm trail in the story told by the wolf. it is so interesting, so fun and the culture in minnesota is fascinating to me, so rich and so connected just so much about her state. and really looking forward to that. i have to say my father, harlan flint just wrote his third book called from here to eternity. on some of my story

. >> clint, it's scary, as brittany said.ompletely misreading the systems that undergird this. republican senator tim scott told nbc news there are four sticking points in the george floyd act for him. ending qualified immunity, restricting no knock warrants and the use of former defense department weapons and banning the choke hold. without those elements, can you really call it reform? >> i don't think so. and i think that part of what we have to understand is that this act is important. and it is important as a means of harm mitigation, as a means of preventing further violence from being enacted against people in this moment. but it is not in and of itself the answer. outside of the criminal legal system, it's hard to think of any other places in american life where we would allow this many people to die at the hands of a system every single day, especially when that system disproportionately kills certain groups of people, and then allow it to continue doing the same thing without a sort of deep interrogation of whether

. >> alcindor: and that experience is all too real for brittany noble. >> i was using flatirons on myevery single day just to have that straight look. >> alcindor: a former television news anchor in mississippi, noble started wearing her hair naturally after she became pregnant with her son. >> i talked with my news director, of course, and i asked him if it was okay to stop straightening my hair. and he said, yeah, that's fine. i started wearing my two crown braids. and one day my boss said, hey, look, the real problem is your hair. you know, it's unprofessional. i'm getting a lot of emails. you know, "it's the equivalent of me wearing a baseball cap to go to the grocery store," and that viewers needed to see a beauty queen. >> alcindor: she filed a complaint with the equal employment opportunity commission. >> it felt like, not only were you telling me that my hair was unprofessional, you're telling the people in our community, the people that look like me, that our hair is unprofessional, that our look is unprofessional. i couldn't vocalize it at the time. i didn't feel like i coul

alone. >> reporter: chris crocker uploaded this video back in 2007 it was right after brittany spearsrs later. maybe society finally starting to get it. at least one person already put in a bid for more than 21,000 bucks. >>> a state trooper using the game of basketball to bridge the gap between police officers and the community. the trooper says it is about showing up and not showing off from nbc 10 in philly. >> reporter: in this part of wilmington, police officers are often here for not so good reasons, for joshua morris, while he's here for basketball and bridge building. >> a lot of beautiful people in this city. >> reporter: this video is now blowing up trooper morris does not miss many shots but when this kid became his camera man and play by play guy, saying he shoots like stephen curry >> oh, that's curry. >> reporter: morris knew he had made a friend. he got his friend a new gift a new pair of stoephen curry. i want him to understand that he has somebody that believes in him and somebody that'll be patient with him >> he's nice and kind and he likes basketball like me >> rep

. >> brittany's case back in court.ewed push to release the pop star from conservia . >>> here are the morning headlines. we learned what led to this deadly crash in san jose. the santa clara county sheriff said it started last night when deputies tried to stop a vehicle. that vehicle crashed in to another car. two people were killed. >>> california drought concerns prompting some big meetings against the bay area. sonoma supervisors are set to proclaim a drought emergency. they say they have never seen the lake so low at this time of year. the east bay, water utility east bay mud will decide whether to declare a stage one drought. >>> a san jose woman accused of intentionally coughing in to a baby's face will be in te this morning. the 66-year-old, a former schoolteacher faces a charge of misdemeanor assault. it happened last june at a yogurtland store. >>> it's 6:30 on tuesday. we will see plenty of sun as we go through our afternoon here. looking at temperatures that will be on the rise as we look to our afternoon. w

brittany cooper from rutgers university.t year she wasn't able to celebrate her 100th in proper style but she's now pfizer vaccinated and ready to tear up the streets on this april sunday. here's to you, nohmie myers on your very special day. if you go out to eat today, i recommend getting the surf and turf. can't go wrong with that. thank you for watching "velshi." catch me here next saturday and sunday morning from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. "the sunday show" with jonathan capehart starts right now. >>> a rash of police killings after the chauvin verdict. what will it mean for police reform? i'll ask two key leaders on the issue, congresswoman karen bass and congresswoman val demings. the j&j vaccine is available once again. now we just have to get more shots in arms of any coronavirus vaccine. surgeon general vivek murthy is here with the latest. and keeping it 100 as president biden approaches a milestone. republicans approach hysteria. >> he's gone full woke-arista. >> a brand-new nbc news poll shows why gop putdowns like that

lead off guest on this wednesday and i've, chief white house correspondent for the new york times, brittany packnett cunningham, an expert on race and matters of justice, she is these days host of under stress acted, and we welcome back veteran attorney ck hoffler, she ceo of the ck hoffler firm in atlanta dealing with wrongful death cases, civil rights, litigation, also happens to be president of the national bar association, the nation's oldest network of predominantly black judges and attorneys, and for that reason, counselor, i would like to begin with you. given your line of work, your scope of the history here, does the floyd verdict, did to floyd for ticked seem like a turning point at all to you? >> first of all, good evening, brian. yes, absolutely. the floyd verdict was a turning point, is a turning point in the history of this country because it really is a small victory as it relates to a door opening for police reform. this verdict that the jury spoke loud and clearly in rendering the t-shirt the verdict on all three counts, that was justice for the floyd family in this country

. >> brittany, talk to us about the difference between the adultification of black fillers like ma'khiantilizization of rioterers like those from the capitol attack. >> that's right. so we see, you know, white men who stormed the capitol, attempted a coup as children and boys. they get called young people who are sort of raucous. so there's a way that when we see and understand people as children, then we understand the societal duty to protect them. meanwhile, when we talk about black girls, look, we don't even understand black girls as girls. we call them grown. people have talked about ma'khia's size and the officer couldn't perceive her as a child. the same thing happened to tamir rice. he was 12 and the person who called in his potential criminality said he was 20. and so there is a way that we ask young black people -- we rob them of childhood and societal protection. we particularly do this to girls. and i want to be even sharper. we were able to procure a conviction in the derek chauvin case in large part because of a girl, because of darnella frazier, who is black girl, who was

lawrence: does that trouble you, brittany?? >> oh, absolutely, absolutely. i think it put us behind. it put us in a crunch but those that are showing up at work, trying to keep going and pushing through, you know, just doing, best we can do in the situation so. will: that is in texas. i think we have this. i think put it on the screen, the unemployment rate in texas is down to 6.9%. you can only imagine what it would be, unemployment, if you as you said, brittany, would not be incentivized to stay at home. nobody wants to say it but you did thankfully. getting paid a lot of money to sit at home, unemployment, stimulus checks, places like mcdonald can't get you to work. >> i agree. jedediah: brittany, have you heard from people, reactions from people who are concerned about what they saw or what kind of responses have you gotten as a result of posting this? >> i guess on both sides of the fence. there was a lot of controversy. i try not to -- too much but basically some saying mcdonald's doesn't pay enough you know. these compa

also with me, brittany packy cunningham, former member of the president obama's 21st century policing task force. ron, let me start with you. what did you see there last night? >> kasie, for several hours, especially after curfew, it was extremely tense out here. a lot of anger, a lot of frustration. a lot of people who are just besides themselves this keeps happening, young black people are being killed at the hands of police. especially this case. this was a traffic stop. this was a young man pulled over because his license plates were expired. and this relate resulted in his death by being shot in point-blank range. and the explanation that the police were going for a taser leaves a lot of people frustrated. and people had to go home because they were violating curfew but after several hours moved out from the police headquarters behind me and formed a huge phalanx and marched down the street to clear people out. they did that gradually. arrested about 40 people, perhaps more. and the crowd dispersed around midnight or so after several hours. during that time there was a lot of bac

star 60 million dollars state spears's father jamie spears serves as her current conservator and brittany'sy filed to officially remove the elder spears from that role in august. the following november. a judge ruled that he would stay on as a co-conservator. the next hearing is going to take place in late june. let's take a live look outside right now across san francisco. there's the city in the background. you can see part of the bay bridge as well. warm wednesday out there. lawrence karnow. yes, was today. the hottest day of the week. i think so. i think this will be kind of feel be close. i think in some spots tomorrow it's going to be nice day tomorrow. but we're going to see the changes coming more clouds on the way today was just gorgeous everywhere he went even along the coastline. >> clear skies there. looking good up toward sfo. no clouds move over san bruno mountain see a little bit of a breeze there in bushes there. but other than we're looking at some good conditions affect these temperatures jumping today as much as 13 degrees warmer in. hey, we're 12 degrees warmer little mo

wie west will be playing in just her second tournament since giving birth — but two time champion brittanyl take time for her to find her best form once again. you take time off and you get out of competitive golf. it doesn't seem like... we've been doing it forever, it seems like it'd be second nature, just like riding a bike and coming back. but it's definitely — there's more pressure there. it's definitely harder. and it'll probably take her a few minutes. take her a few many times. obviously, i hope she does great. obviously, i always root for all the moms. i cannot wait for somebody to win and have their child out on the 18th green and come run up to them and give them a hug — i think that would be so cool. the first players tee off at ten past three our time. michelle wie west is part of the second group to go off eleven minutes later... mel reid is among the first brits out at 3:43. charley hull will be hoping for a decent start when she tees off around half an hour later. a committee of mps is to launch an inquiry into the value of hosting high—profile sporting events. with a numbe

. >> brittany's first words about the documentary. why she feels embarrassed by it. the surprising superstar she reached out to during her darkest days. >>> behind the scenes with "people"'s most beautiful chrissy teigen and her kids. plus following heartbreak, her hope for the future. >> i can't imagine life without more, honestly. so we'll see. >>> and we go way back with kelly on the set of "clarkson." >> over a million dollars. >> $500,000 for this deep fried turkey video?

doctor brittany cooper, she is in many ways revolutionizing academia claiming that we can include sources outside of academics we can think about accidents and orders, all the ways in which black women have found meaning in the world and create life for so many of us transforming the academy through respecting these voices and i always look up to her and have used several of her books and i am inspired by activists there work and her recent book as well as, but being cofounders, a black lives matter movement and i think it's a powerful way to understand the strategy behind organizing but i think a lot of times people outside of organizing to fully understand the amount of planning that goes into it in connection to generations before us in this continuation of work and legacy we all feel we are part of. those are some i will suggest and there's more i included in my book at the end. >> thank you. i will take that, in the book, talk about other times but there were others more supported, what was the difference between projects while you provide a narrative as to why this one failed an opp

thing at a systemic level. >> paul, i want to bring you in on following those great points that brittanywarrant to mr. brown at the time that he was shot. i found it interesting that they were clear that hey, this was not us and this was the sheriff's office doing this and what's the process in that. how would you decide what agency would execute a search warrant to people like that and how often are these serving of warrants deadly? do we even have that data. >> we don't have that data because policing in the united states is not transparent and we're seen here how it's not accountable. apparently an unarmed man was shot in the back. the city officials or county officials including the sheriff have the discretion to release the body cam, but they will not. that's unacceptable. that's the opposite of transparency and accountability. the mayor and the city managers say they don't know more than anybody else? i understand that it's a county sheriff, but if those officers have police power in elizabeth city those officers should be accountable. the police have more power than the city's ele

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congratulations to william and to brittany.ifferent today versus a year ago when we were in peak covid. the middle seats on airplanes are being sold. disneyland is about to reopen. and teddy had a birthday this weekend. >> yay. >> very different from a year ago. so take a look at the pictures from last year. all zoom. teddy's turning 1 in these shots. katie and are alone, grandmas on zoom. this is this year -- two vaccinated grand mass. >> two vaccinated grandmas. >> they are there. a picture from the deck as we say, bye, grandma, going for a walk. celebrating birthday number two. he even had a friend over. like a true birthday party, they took their clothes off for some reason. >> i was going to say what are those pink things -- >> protecting their little private bums. to make it truly a basically normal birthday party, the dads fell asleep. >> yes. yes. that's a good birthday party. >> cashed out. >> what i think is so nice is that the grandparents got to see them. that's really nice. >> that's been a particularly hard part o

you know, brittany, i want to talk about respectability politics, about this idea about how black women should behave, to be accepted and safe in society. how does that then contribute to falsely blaming victims of police violence for their own circumstances? >> yes. it's a wonderful question. one of the ways that black folks have survived the onslaught of state violence and this tendency in government to advocate all responsibility to protect us is to internalize that it is our job to protect ourselves and by doing that we say that we have to be perfect, that we can never screw up, never have a bad day, because we understand the black experience has been that the consequences of even one bad day can ruin your life, and in this case, end your life. so black communities -- we police each other. we police our dress, our speech, our comportment, our attitudes, our education, the way we show up because we also understand that we are collectively perceived. this becomes a challenge for black women because we are expected to be strong, to be perfect, to be ladylike, but we are expected to be

. >> i love brittany but i can't dance and i don't have abs. >> cool thing to is play guitar >> whenonspiratorial essence in the air. >> i feel like i am that 21-year-old kid that got a record deal. >> everybody grooves differently. >> is it snowing? how romantic. >> magical. >> the elixir is living a life that is bigger than you. >> i think there are more commonalities between us than there are differences. >> i want to share what i have learned. >> i know what it feels like to be knocked down. i also know what it feels like to get back up. >> this is your idea. drink on sunday morning. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> you are a repeat guest, by the way. >> any time for you. >> i am living a lottery ticket life. >> i'm the luckiest guy you will ever meet. >> we can't save the world, but we can save the world we're living in. >> there isn't any other choice but to hope for the best and move toward it. >> as we went through five years of interviews, we realized there's too much for one segment. part two is coming up next. subscribe to the sunday sitdown podcast to hear the full-length version

william hunt popped the question to his girlfriend, now fiance, brittany miller after a helicopter rides. he is setting the bar high for men around the world. >> this is a very smart man. take note if you are wanting to propose because he took it a step further. this guy was not only neil lane but he was the fiance saying pick a ring, and by the way, will you marry me? very well done, smart man. take note. >> wait. what do you mean no? this marriage is off to a very good start, it's obvious. >> they really are beautiful. they are like couples goals in all the ways. so why are you protesting here? >> this is not going to last. i come to this discussion with credibility, having celebrated my 30th wedding anniversary. keep the expectations low end and exceed them. you have totally blown it right out of the gate and i feel for this guy because they are a beautiful couple, she's gorgeous, but don't blow it. set the expectations low and then exceed them. >> congratulations to you and your beautiful wife. my husband and i celebrated our 18th on monday of this week and so we are saying that we

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. >> shane and brittany mccann property managers of amergris caye.of other american experts on the island, they knew john mcafee casually. >> there were guards at his house. we didn't know all that was going on. >> jeff spiegel and his wife vivian yu said that customers walk into the restaurant just on the beach from mcafee's house had to first get past mcafee's dogs and guards. >> and if you are a tourist walking up and down the beach at night, and somebody shines a flashlight in your face while shouldering a shotgun, it can be disconcerting. >> such a harsh vibe for such a peaceful place. not at all what greg faull expected when he moved to amergris caye in may of 2012. >> we got to know greg because working for 12 hours a day, he would come up to our bar and hang out and talk and close it down. >> and greg faull said jeff was right out of central casting. he made money out of florida, and here in belize, he was living out a fantasy. >> greg had three birds. the first time he walked up to the bar with mo, beach bar, caribbean guy with a tommy baham

a woman, brittany hill, two years ago, this video is out there. the most horrifying video you've ever seen. in chicago, outside of her householding her 1-year-old baby. two gang members drive by and shoot and kill her. this is on video. blm has nothing to say about her whatsoever. we have to wait for a guy like duante wright. we are we waiting when black people are killed? ashley babbott, protester january 6, she was shot at point blank range in the next, white woman, by a police officer. any time you see a blm hashtag or someone claiming blm on twitter, search their name and ashley babbott and see what they had to say when she went down. they celebrated the fact an unarmed woman was shot dead. i don't buy it. i don't buy -- >> laura: it's a fraud. no, matt, you're 100% right. what we're seeing tonight, this isn't minnesota. okay? i spend a lot of time in minnesota. everybody knows that. i repeat it too often. i have extended family in minnesota. i'm there every summer. okay? this is not -- what we're seeing right now is in columbus. you have any

a whole -- brittany delacruz so said this is what happened and here's who did it.knew harrassment would pick up. a subset of bar stool fans i have been teaming with. ripping awful the entire book and reading for 17 and a half hours took me by surprise but at the end of the day, i -- someone has to say it and there's dozens of million who have been through this who wiped up in therapy who will say, tons of stuff about barstools and the way they treat women hadn't the steams and someone has to say it pockily and a few people who repeatedly say its publicly and unfortunately we have attracted most of the ire, but i know of the guys that are watching there a ton of people is in industry who have plenty to say put a barstool private live but won't say publicly. >> makes sense and i'm not just saying this because i'm youred for but is a youredder to but it's inspiring. when you wrote the book you'll knew this would happen and have been dealing with trolls and write about the harrowing experience and i'm so impressed the way you comported yourself and you set a great exam

. >> our clerk is brittany milton. madam clerk, will you please call the roll. >> clerk: okay. commissioner chen. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner haney? >> present. >> clerk: commissioner mandelman. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner mar. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner melgar. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner preston. >> present. >> clerk:

family friend brittany driesler says the wests were an unlikely couple. >> i know opposites attract,rter: she says kat was a flamboyant marilyn monroe devotee. jeff was a former army recruiter, buttoned down and squared away. police sergeant mike milhof said at the scene he was oddly reserved. >> everybody grieves in a different way. that was something i kept telling myself. >> reporter: jeff told police they had gone to dinner that night and then stopped to buy liquor on the way home where he had photographed kat for her online fans. you never saw an ounce of jealousy from him? >> never. never. >> reporter: police wondered if one of her internet fans could have killed her. >> we were concerned that, you know, do we have somebody out there that's actually killing people. >> reporter: they say they scoured kat's online accounts but didn't find any viable suspects. on february 22nd, 2018 -- >> william jeffrey west, the victim's husband, has been arrested and charged with the murder. >> reporter: defense attorney john robins -- >> there was nothing on his clothes. no liquor, no blood, n

we are joined by our vice chair aaron peskin and our clerk is brittany milton. madam clerk, will you please call the roll. >> commissioner chan? >> chairman: commissioner chan is on her way and will be here shortly. >> clerk: chan absent. commissioner hayden? >> present. >> clerk: commissioner mandelman? >> present. >> clerk: commissioner mar? >> present. >> clerk: commissioner melgar? melgar absent. commissioner peskin? >> present. >> clerk: commissioner preston? >> present. [audio stopped] >> clerk: commissioner ronen? >> present. >> clerk: commissioner safai? safai absent. >> clerk: commissioner stefani? >> present. >> clerk: commissioner walton? >> present. >> clerk: i will now make an announcement about public comment. public comment will be available via telephone by calling 415-655-0001, and then enter i.d. 1870065630 and then ##. once you join, you'll be able to listen to the meeting. to make public comment dial *3. do not press *3 again or you'll be muted. the operator will advice you when to speak. calls will be taken in the order in which they are rec

a tiktok user brittany logan shared footage of the note. my, oh, my, triggered a lot of the debate.ple are making more money staying at home thanks to stimulus checks and other government benefits. several users who work in the food industry also chimed in with one reply, it is sad because it is true. we've been trying to hire people at our restaurant and no one wants to work. therefore, these fast-food restaurants asking customers to be patient. they don't have fully-staffed restaurants. it is taking longer to get so-called fast-food out the door. stu. stuart: i've heard exactly the same thing about uber drivers. they don't want to work. getting emergency pay coming in. ash, thank you very much indeed. >>> change the subject here, sabotage not stopping iran from pursuing its nuclear enrichment goals. so what would stop them? kt mcfarland is here on that subject. >>> vice president harris just said she will visit central america. we'll tell you which country she is going to and bret baier will analyze after this. ♪. just over a year ago, i was drowning in credit card debt. sofi help

>> our clerk is brittany milton. madam clerk, will you please call the roll. >> clerk: okay. commissioner chen. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner haney? >> present. >> clerk: commissioner mandelman. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner mar. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner melgar. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner preston. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner ronen. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner safai. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner stefani. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner walton. >> present. >> clerk: chair, we have quorum. i will make an announcement about publiccomment. public comment will be available by calling 415-655-0001, and when prompted enter an access code of i.d. 1872052695, and then ##. once you join, you'll be able to listen to the meeting as a participant. to make public comment when an item is called, press *3. do not press *3 again or you'll be removed from the cue. the operator will advice you that you are allowed two minutes to speak. calls are taken in the order in which they are received. best practices are to speak slowly and clearly. and pl

>> our clerk is brittany milton. madam clerk, will you please call the roll. >> clerk: okay. commissioner chen. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner haney? >> present. >> clerk: commissioner mandelman. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner mar. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner melgar. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner preston. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner ronen. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner safai. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner stefani. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner walton. >> present. >> clerk: chair, we have quorum. i will make an announcement about publiccomment. public comment will be available by calling 415-655-0001, and when prompted enter an access code of i.d. 1872052695, and then ##. once you join, you'll be able to listen to the meeting as a participant. to make public comment when an item is called, press *3. do not press *3 again or you'll be removed from the cue. the operator will advice you that you are allowed two minutes to speak. calls are taken in the order in which they are received. best practices are to speak slowly and clearly. and pl

. >> our clerk is brittany milton. madam clerk, will you please call the roll. >> clerk: okay. commissioner chen. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner haney? >> present. >> clerk: commissioner mandelman. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner mar. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner melgar. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner preston. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner ronen. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner safai. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner stefani. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner walton. >> present. >> clerk: chair, we have quorum. i will make an announcement about publiccomment. public comment will be available by calling 415-655-0001, and when prompted enter an access code of i.d. 1872052695, and then ##. once you join, you'll be able to listen to the meeting as a participant. to make public comment when an item is called, press *3. do not press *3 again or you'll be removed from the cue. the operator will advice you that you are allowed two minutes to speak. calls are taken in the order in which they are received. best practices are to speak slowly and clearly. and pl

west, will be playing in just her second tournament since giving birth — but two time champion, brittanyi hope she does great. obviously, i always root for all the moms. i cannot wait for somebody to win and have their child out on the 18th green and come run up to them and give them a hug — i think that would be so cool. the first players tee off at ten past three our time. michelle wie west is part of the second group to go off eleven minutes later... mel reid is among the first brits out at 3:43. charley hull will be hoping for a decent start when she tees off around half an hour later. gareth southgate admits his england team is still a �*work in progress'... ..despite being just months away from a major tournament. the win over poland last night was their third in three world cup qualifying games... but it was also the last competitive match before southgate has to name his squad for the delayed euro 2020. we are really pleased with the collective, their approach to the game _ collective, their approach to the game and — collective, their approach to the game and each other and it's