then she connected with clyde. >> clyde barrow was his uncle. >> once clyde had been accused of murderlawman who hunted them. >> two of the south's worst killers. >> your grandfather was the sheriff. >> killing bonnie and clyde was the ultimate. >> grim souvenirs, one strange inheritance. >> it was just like finding treasure after treasure. >> bonnie parker's three-headed snake ring. >> sitting there... >> right. >> ...all along? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ]

that's clyde bella courts. brother we honoured that you have came. thank you.hair of the naacp. in many black live matters, many of the grassroots organisations that have been doing the protests on the ground in many annapolis and around the country, movements are about everybody. we don't exclude anybody. those young folks, some are organic and on their own, some in the naacp in some urban league and some of the network, we need everybody. this is not a competition. this is a movement. and we need to stop are competing and start fighting the real enemy. thank you for doing what you all are doing. when i got here, they were marching. they kept marching. they didn't need anybody to come organise it. we will stay organised. and i really think them for their work. we wa nt to really think them for their work. we want to pause for eight minutes and 46 seconds. i want to to do this because of the pandemic when i ask you to take hands, but i want you to stand next to somebody with the right distance. —— i will not ask you to take hands. the amazing thing about this m

i think that as you said, bonnie cannot be charged with investigating clyde. you would like independent prosecutors office. what would that look like? >> we need independent prosecutors office in every single state. what that looks like is independent prosecutor appointed but not by any elected official who takes police union money or is influenced by police unions. because that's really who the people who want to see change around law enforcement and criminal justice reform are fighting. they are fighting the police unions. who have a stranglehold on elected officials from coast to coast with their money at all levels of government. when you talk about having independent prosecutor, you have to make sure that person is not being influenced by the police union or by anyone who is influenced by the police union. that can be accomplished in each and every state in this country, and that is exactly what we need. >> officer now charged over george floyd's death, former officer chauvin, he had 17 prior complaints against him, received i think two official reprimand

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was since the killing of george clyde by a police officer last month the u.s. has been wild by protests mike brooks death has given the black lives matter movement fresh impetus i don't know my legs i know young mum going through what they. say i was. mexico is seeing a surge and corona virus cases with officials reporting thousands of new cases on a daily basis the country has more than 146000 confirmed cases and over 17000 people have died but with very little testing even the government says the real number of infections is probably significantly higher we followed one 1st responder and the challenges he faces in mexico city. he spoke to john is no you can hardly breathe. he hadn't said it to great favor of it he hasn't been able to stand for 3 days and we're taking him to hospital another tough day for the red cross team in mexico. diego arco it's one of too many. but getting the patient to the hospital when tappan your friend or their employer i'm sure they take him away he may never come back. to hurt diego leaves the man with a heavy heart. this is a fre

is actually a very soothing and comforting thing because you know having this purity tests that you clyde of people get on your knee take the knee and all these other things you don't you know address the structural problems of why there is racism in why there is and why there's growing desperation i mean look the phrase was attributed to george floyd but i think it is applied to it least half the united states i can't read it it's because of the structural inequalities the been built in and we have all these woke people that makes them bill privileged if you don't they don't have they don't know anything about history they don't understand exploitation they're even know that they're being exploited. i mean 100 percent or so many points there and what you said i could pick up on that symbol that resonated with people so much about george floyd's death it wasn't just that it was another policeman the way that it was filmed so we could see the cold blooded nature of his killer some come the need to the neck and the words of the dying man i can't read you you black for that to resonate with

as we remain standing, i want to recognize clyde bellencourt of the american indian movement.y of black lives matter, many of the grass roots organizations that have been doing the protests on the ground in minneapolis, around the country. movement about everybody. we don't exclude anybody. the young folks, some of them are organic, some organized on their own, some in the naacp, national action network.competi. this is a movement. we need to stop our competing and start fighting the real enemy. thank you for doing what you all are doing. when i got here they were marching and kept marching. they're organized and we're going to stay organized. i really thank them for their work. we want to pause for eight minutes and 46 seconds. i want you because of the pandemic, i'm not going to ask you to take hands, but i want you to stand next to someone with the right distance. the amazing thing about this movement, people said they never seen marches all over the country. we had that. we never had it in a pandemic. the reason i know this is a different time is people came out by the hun

dizzying run, nasdaq touching 10,000, this is opportunity to for investors to reassess everything an clyde you yellow flags on what the next step for the market might be. >>> we brought in dr. nicole saphier because we're so confuse confused right now. >>> i will ask alveda king is this moment that propels the nation to closer to fulfilling her uncle's dream. >>> ibm getting out of facial recognition business saying it could be used for good more than evil. the tech giant warning of dangers of technology. this is big news. we'll have a whole lot more on that and more on "making money". ♪ charles: all right, folks, nasdaq crossing the 10,000 mark for the first time ever but today well it's clear that the overall rally is a little bit tired. maybe looking to take a break, consolidate some gains. on that note we are seeing yellow flags of excess, speculation like massive call buying. also running up shares of bankrupt companies. one was up 1000%. they're bankrupt! i will say those i think are short-term yellow flags. nevertheless let's get the read from capital wealth planning chief jeff saut

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that went to recognize clyde for the american indian movement we are honoredny of the grassroots organization that have been doing the protest on the ground around this country movements are about everybody those young folks are organized on their own this is not a competition and then we need to stop fighting the real enemy. and they didn't need anybody. and then to stay organized we want to pause for eight minutes and 46 seconds. because of the pandemic i will not ask you to take hands but stand next to someone the amazing thing about this movement people say they've never seen marches all over the country we have had that but never in a pandemic the reason i know this it is a different time people came out by the hundreds of thousands and risk of their own health to stand up. people that have been shot in broke out of shelters for the first time in many weeks. and maybe and god's own waydse e had to keep watching the tape. so as we stand i would like us to standnd together tiffany said i was disrespectful. will you come stand with us see will be talking abo

movies like "bonnie and clyde," "the graduate," "guess who's coming to dinner," "in the heat of the nightrgil, that's a funny name. for a negro man. i heard you come from philadelphia. what did they call you up there? >> they called me mr. tibbs. >> "in the heat of the night," sidney poitier was playing a black man who was strong, who was smart, who was decisive. the movie takes place in the deep south. >> let me understand this. you two came here to question me? >> we were just trying to clarify some of the evidence. was mr. colbert ever in this greenhouse, say last night about midnight? >> this is 1968. you don't have black men hitting white men in movies and getting away with it and living to tell the tale, anyway, and he does. >> there was a time when i could have had you shot. >> sidney poitier completely holds his own not just as an actor, but as the character of virgil tibbs. at its core, it's a murder/mystery, but it's also about the way america is starting to change. >> the winner is "in the heat of the night." >> in south vietnam today, about 20,000 allied troops are pushing thr

how are you doing, how are you employees doing and i believe, you were able to watch it all happen clyde on remote security cameras. >> i was able to watch on my surveillance cameras. i watched the losing lease. we are doing okay. trying to take care patients the best we can. we are doing okay in my employees have been awesome. kristen: that's good to hear. are you able to fulfill all of the prescriptions for your clients. i know you're not the only pharmacy in your city. >> we have been able in my of the pharmacy, and roseville, we have been able to triage patients out of the pharmacy. guest: and my staff has worked tirelessly to make that happen. there is probably about 12 pharmacies that were his in the twin cities. so we are feeling whatever we can for people. they're doing a great job of it. kristen: so john, you wanted tavern in ohio. you really getting hit with a double am here for you are already shut down because of the coronavirus restrictions. your two weeks away from reopening. then you got hit, the victim of some violent acts during some protests that took place there. what

. >> in bonnie & clyde, the warren beatty and faye dunaway play this impossibly attractive couple, robbingit like? >> when it was released in '67 people didn't know how to take it. >> armed robbery. >> it had a tone that challenged people that they hadn't seen in the film before and this was a movie that changed the way people regarded how those movies were done. >> so we go to see "planet of the apes" at an all-black theater in brooklyn. and we're having a base time because we identified with the apes. hell, yeah. [ bleep ] charlton heston. i mean, you know, why are we rooting for him? >> do we want something? come on, speak! >> charlton heston lands on this planet and he realizes that this planet is literally a planet of the apes, that the apes were now in charge. >> take your stinking paws off of me, you damn dirty ape! >> charlton heston would have to confront the tragedy of a broken civilization. >> you maniacs! you blew it up! oh, damn you! god damn you all to hell! >> this was a hit. it really captured something very deep in the psyche of america in a year where the cities were fall

senate authorized an investigation into the matter by a subcommittee chaired by north carolina senator clyde hoy. the subcommittee's report stated those who engage in overt acts of perversion like the emotional stability of normal persons, having concluded that, quote, one homosexual person can pollute an entire office, they saw that a purge would be the action. the civil commission complied by initiating an intense campaign. with lists of government employees and checking fingerprints of job applicants against the fbi's fingerprint files. after dwight eisenhower became president, he signed executive order 10450 in april 1953, which added sexual perversion as a ground for government investigation and dismissal. the government shared police and military records with private employers, resulting in the dismissal of hundreds. while mccarthyism encouraged the toughening of laws towards homosexuals because they were believed to be security risks, americans' puritan tradition was producing a furor over child molestation. homosexuals were believed to be the main culprits. as the right wing demoniza

somebody had a meme up that said "bonnie and clyde ain't looking too good these days." >> oh, the internetfeated. >>> a pair of masked cats are guarding new york city's largest library. >> patience and fortitude are setting the tone for beating coronavirus as they sit in front of the new york public library along fifth avenue. the blue masks are three feet by two feet and go all the way to the marble lions' noses, okay. >> that still won't keep you safe when they roar. >> simba. >> not at all. >> look at simba protecting himself and mufasa, too. >> got to stay safe. >>> coming up, why new york city's fourth of july fireworks have already started blasting off. >>> plus the big fizzle on broadway. how much longer we'll have to wait before the theaters finally reopen. here's a hint, wear your boots. >>> later in "the skinny," what "baywatch" star pamela anderson is hoping to teach justin trudeau how to do? now i'm interested about this one. >> eh? >> you're watching "world news now." about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on

city glasgow on the west coast of course if you know that bit of europe it's just to the top of the clyde where the toy begins to trickle down west towards the tighter story we're now hearing that several people are believed to have been killed in an incident a stabbing incident in glasgow city center the stabbing victims do include one police officer armed police as you can see there they've sealed off the area around west george street paramedics wearing hazmat suits are at the scene as well we understand that's from local news sources in the u.k. police scotland according to the reuters news agency is confirming the male suspect was shot dead in glasgow that's all we know pretty bald facts for us to digest but also according to the road to news agency police scotland saying they're not looking for anyone else in relation to what has gone on there so clearly we need to find out. how many victims there are we need to find out precisely how many fatalities there have been as well there is there are reports it has to be said over the past 10 days or 2 weeks of incredibly bad behavior on th

dizzying run, nasdaq touching 10,000, this is opportunity to for investors to reassess everything an clyde what the next step for the market might be. >>> we brought in dr. nicole saphier because we're so confuse confused right now. >>> i will ask alveda king is

scott habes is the chief curator at the law enforcement museum which has everything from bonnie and clyde'snal robo cop costume used in the 1987 film. >> drop the gun. you are under arrest. >> reporter: about a future dominated by machine instead of man. >> your move, creep. >> "robocop" is interesting because it allows people to think about pleatsing in terms of ad -- policing in terms of advancements in technology and what it means for the future. >> reporter: technology advancing, but there has to be a humanity to it. >> right, apropos in terms of this policing still involves human beings and relationships. and i think that will never change. >> reporter: habes showed other items, as well, including a noisemaker used by the earliest police forces to summon help. the hat worn by osama bin laden when he was killed, and what is this? this looks like a light sabre. >> it does. it's from the 1920s originally. what it is is a combination baton and teargas thrower. and it was actually used straight through the 1960s and the protests of the '60s. >> reporter: this museum has examples of the good

the chair now recognizes what -- >> good afternoon chairman clyde burn, members of the committee, i'm -- i michelle evermore, a senior researcher with the national employment law project. the unemployment rate higher in the past three -- two months than the highest great recession would have been higher had not been for the bold action congress has taken. however, the difficulty states had paying benefits exposed to systems that have been at best neglected and at worst undermined. now we must work together to fill in the gaps at on employment insurance, increase equity and maintain benefits for those who are already eligible until the economy sufficiently approves. it applauds the bold action that congress is taking but more cannon will be done. anna pom insurance was built to distribute funds during an economic crisis. created in the wake of the great depression, what you i succeeds in achieving key goals helping workers make and meet, supporting people in the job search keeping, people connected to work, upholding living standards and providing macroeconomics debility in a recession

i think it was clyde or someone comparing themselves to him and he would burry them scoring like 80 pointsthere is a reason he's called air. everybody knows all these things but when you watch it again and you see -- i would need -- there is no way. to get up where he's this far from the rim he's only 6'6" maybe, lebron maybe. they will be isolated and have regular testing and temperature checks maybe we'll have an nba season, which will be good >>> sorkin, there is an interview coming up about these new rules. i got my new background from something called ars technical is that part of deal book? >> no. >> it is not, is it? >> it is not they do a good job though. they do a great job, i will say that >> i thought it was another division i thought this guy is everywhere i thought it was a division of deal book. >> we'll get the lawyers on it but no i've been reading them for years. they do a really, really good job. >> did you ever notice that that was your initials? >> i'm not actually that vain. i never thought about it >> i noticed >> i never thought about it. >> false false. >> we got to

some clyde in scotland, but the majority have blue sky and heat, which is the dominant feature.y. we really will notice the difference with the feel of the weather over the coming days. that rain will push into the east anglia and the south—east. it will bring a little bit of light rain to quench the thirst of the gardens, but nowhere near enough, and behind it we keep the cloud throughout the night. temperatures will hold up, sitting at around 6—12d, so starting ona sitting at around 6—12d, so starting on a grey note tomorrow. as we go through the day tomorrow, the clouds should break and allow for sunny spells and a scattering of shoppers. lighter reigns, coming from a northerly direction, so a cooler source. temperatures struggling. we will perhaps be peaking tomorrow afternoon at 9—18d. into thursday and friday, showers will appear, heavy and widespread, merging together for longer spells of rain. almost anywhere could catch a shower, perhaps in a dry spot through wales and south—west england. heavy and persistent rain in the north—east later on, temperatures are still subdu

. >> caller: my name is clyde. i work for muni. i am an operator. i want to talk about back first. i hear they are going to cancel it out. i just think they shouldn't do that. back first is very vital to me. when i first started with it five years ago i was diagnosed pre-didiabetic. they really got into my situation and helped me turnaround from going from about having to take seven pills. i am down to two. i lost a lot of weight. it is really helped me overall. not only as operator but in my life. we really need to keep back first going within the municipal railway. >> any additional callers? operator: no additional callers. >> thank you. that will close public comment. maybe you could address two things how to do the budget hearing for participation for the public on the 30th. also if the deadlines have been pushed out like many of the deadlines because of covid. >> that's right. pretty much all of the dead lines for anything requiring in person interaction is pushed out. as we finalize re-opening we will reschedule deadlines and continuing to the greatest extent to move most ser

the firth of forth and the firth of clyde in the morning, taking a while to ease away but a cool nightuth, where it will brighten up and allow those torrential downpours to develop as a slow—moving summer storms. again, it could give us 30—40 millimetres of rain in the space of a couple of hours, leading to lots of spray and standing water. rainfall further north will edge its way further north. it will feel cooler here but quite muggy because of that humidity, 21, 22 potentially in the sunshine in scotland. friday, more of an atlantic drift, pushing rain to the north and the west. a ridge of high—pressure will settle things down. lots of showers and thunderstorms in central and eastern areas. feeling warm. the weekend will feel fresher because we have the atlantic influence and some rain, widespread rain potentially. more online. this is bbc news. i'm jane hill. the headlines: after a 100 day absence because of coronavirus — the premier league kicks off this evening with fans forced to watch on television at home. i'm excited and looking forward to what's going to happen. i shall be s