because i believe it does not like starting to manage ok judge carlos moore joining us tonight from mississippi to talk about the state's retiring that state flag which contains the confederate flag and judge moore we appreciate your time and your insights tonight thank you thank you. some sporting history now and a name that you were probably unlikely to have heard of jack leslie nearly 100 years ago he was denied the chance of being england's 1st black footballer on the national squad heightened awareness of racial injustice is now forced many organizations including those in english football to take a closer and more critical look at their own history. a campaign to honor what would have been in the unstressed black player jackie as he was caught up to the national team in 1025 but it's believed that when members of the f. 18 english football association saw that he was blocked the invitation was dropped for his family the exposure is long overdue and i just hope that a lot more stories of people you know and how they were treated also come out as a feeling that synonymous with f one of the

with the removal of the confederate emblem has special meaning to my next guest tonight judge carlos moore is from mississippi and he had tried to use the legal system to change his state's flag he sued to have the confederate emblem removed i'm happy to welcome judge moore to the day judge moore it's good to have you on the program we just saw that video of the flag being lowered for the final time tell me what went through your mind as you watch that happen on wednesday it was a momentous occasion i got chills down my spine exhibition in the capitol on saturday when the 1st vote was taken and the house of representatives removed the flag and so there was just a flood of emotions going through my mind and i was just so relieved that they had found a comment that my daughter now you though no longer has to live under a symbol of oppression and slavery i want to ask you if george floor had not died at the hands of a white police officer in minneapolis do you think that the state flag with the confederate flag would still be flying today i think it would i always knew pretty much that it wou

stephen moore on biden joining forces with bernie sanders pretty and kt mcfarland, new developments in the investigation into the origin of the russia probe, but we begin tonight with mayor carlos gimenez, thank you for joining us. i want to put these numbers had to get everybody up to speed on the board if i can today and miami-dade. 1,987 new cases. 24 new dusts, and other positivity rates, meaning those who have tested, 24.3% have tested positive. what number concerns you the most? is it the positivity rates going up so dramatically over the past few weeks? >> yes, that is it. we know that they're a lot more people that with the virus then the official number, so we have gone from around 8% positive to about two weeks, 2.5 weeks ago, and have risen dramatically to over -- really over 25% over the last number that i got. that is a pretty sharp increase in about three weeks. so that's the number that concerns me up at how many people are going to the hospital? we have doubled the number of people in the hospital, doubled the number in icus. about 100 additional people on ventilators. so we still have capacity. we never want to exceed the capacity in the health system to take c