what are some of the things you think are good about coffman? >> the first thing that has to be said about it that's really good is it was built as a baseball park, not a multi-sport stadium. kansas city deserves that credit. then there's a beautiful kind of lyrical flow to the way the walls kind of curve down in the outfield. it's quite lovely, really. if you see it from the home plate side, it looks a little more like a lot of other big concrete stadiums. >> outside of it. it's not so much when you're walking to it, it's not so beautiful. >> right. they've done a lot of work on it in the last generation when the team decided to stay there, and i think it's actually better and more comfortable in some ways than it was before. but the nicest thing is that kind of lyrical thing in the outfield, the way the sides go down. and the waterfall and the scoreboard and all that stuff which is kind of a cool relic of a certain mid-century style that i like a lot. but even though i like it, i don't like it so much that i would argue against the downtown st

coffman, can i get a commitment from you to work with me on this issue? >> absolutely.ery happy to do so. >> and last year i introduced the stopping covid scams act so the ftc could go after scammers quickly and decisively. i'm glad parts of that bill were appropriated. the ftc now has authority and i was glad to see the commission brought its first action seeking monetary penalties under its new authority. we can't just give scammers a slap on the wrist especially when peoples lives and livelihoods are on the line. and should congress expand the ftc's civil and criminal authority to make it permanent and increase the scope of its health crisis? >> so i do think there are areas where the ftc could definitely use the civil penalty authority. data security and privacy first time violations are an area where i do think civil authorities are appropriate. >> appreciate that. as we recently explored misleading and controversial information about the coronavirus on social media platforms and broadcast media has done real harm. fake claims have gotten in the way of public healt

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>> well, it kind of goes back to the arrowhead coffman complex.nd when that was originally done it was the basic idea was done by an architect named charles -- he came up with a notion of a rolling roof. >> he talked about it all the time. >> that would sit in between the two stadiums and could go or roll in one direction or the other depending on which one was in use and when it was not in use on either one would be in the center and create a covered plaza. and that was the early seventies where nobody was doing anything remotely like that. it was quite visionary. everybody said that was really cool and they started building it and then discovered that not only was the technology not fully there to do it smoothly and easily it was going to be quite a bit more expensive than the county had anticipated. so it was value engineered out. and that had already begun to build the two separate stadium so they just kept going. charles deaton ended up working for a local firm called myers which merged with another firm, but it got so much attention that the

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there's a recent study that came out from the manhattan institute by my colleague eric coffman whichd that a large majority, 8 in 10 young black men believed that they were more likely to be killed by police than die in a car accident. this, of course, is completely at odds with what the data say. and it's the product of a media narrative that is incessant that is nonstop that continues to beat this drum. you know, let's be honest, right? there are racial disparities across the criminal justice system. there are things in the enforcement data with respect to policing that cannot be fully explained by other factors. right? so there may very well be some underlying bias at play. but it does not characterize the institution as a whole. right? and the other thing is that this argument ignores the other side of the ledger. right? there are some really -- if we are going to talk about racial disparities. let's talk about all of them. over the course of the 1990s during the great crime decline what we saw the impact of the decline in homicides on the life expectancy of black men was to add

jennifer coffman says her to restaurants stayed afloat during the past year. clientele now hurried spring cleaning proceeds. the next obstacle to normalcy finding good help. my biggest concern is being able to staff the right amount of people so that we can provide the quality of service that our customers are used to around the south bay and the state business owners are gearing up after the governor's tuesday announcement, gavin newsom says to return to normal is ticketed for june 15th. it's amazing. it's like this big weight has been lifted. the easing of economic hardships is equally enjoyed by businesses large and small and the pre pandemic world. santa clara county enjoyed basketball tournament games, nhl all stars and college football's championship game, not to mention the plethora of conventions in downtown san jose. since covid, the capital of silicon valley, has been quiet, costing the area tens of millions of dollars. i think a lot of pent up demand for people to get back into some of the rhythms that they used to have, we should be cautiously opti

msnbc's cory coffman is joining us from teaneck, new jersey.t city reported nearly 4,000 new cases in the last 24 hours, the state of new jersey. >> reporter: hey, kendis. good morning to you. the hospital at teaneck has about 50 hospitalized patients. they tell us this is the highest number since the peak of the second wave which was around summer. several months since we saw these numbers. in addition, all five of these states -- four of the five except for new york have seen all three of the variants, and all five of the states have seen the uk variant which the epidemiologists are saying is partly to blame for the latest numbers. they believe it's causing the latest surge, especially in these five states which account for 44% of the cases, but only 22% of the population. new jersey's governor phil murphy sat down with lester holt this week, and he has a different theory on what's causing the surge, at least here in his state. listen in. >> there have been states that have largely thrown away, lifted all their restrictions and are doing bett

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