jillian: colin kaepernick has spoken out against the protests. todd: carley shimkus is here with reaction. carley: san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick made his first statement on the death of george floyd, taking to twitter saying when civility leads to death, revolting is the only logical reaction, the cries for peaceful rain down and it will land on deaf ears because your violence has brought this resistance. we have the right to fight back. rest in power george floyd. he also retweeted a video showing the minneapolis precinct on fire as riots turn violent. what happened with george floyd is a disgrace, protesting violence is comprehensible but doing so with violence by destroying property does not better the circumstances. hunter writes america was literally created by riots and revolution. i'm with colin kaepernick, william saying this look like a war zone, not an american city. george floyd's girlfriend has spoken out saying the riots would have devastated him. jillian: we will follow that. no mask, no service, listen to this. >

i'm with colin kaepernick, william saying this look like a war zone, not an american city. george floyd's girlfriend has spoken out saying the riots would have devastated him. jillian: we will follow that. no mask, no service, listen to this. >> you don't want to wear a mask, fine. if that storeowner doesn't want you to, that storeowner has a right to protect themselves. >> reporter: andrew cuomo announced in order that would allow stores to deny service to customers who refuse to wear masks. governor cuomo is making a push on the mask wearing thing. earlier this week he called it the cool thing to do to fight coronavirus but should mask wearing be made a requirement? this twitter user says sure, writing funny thing is it is perfectly legal under the constitution for businesses to deny entry for not wearing a mask, referring to no shirt, no shoes, no service situation, david wright masks should not be forced on the population but aaron says whatever is needed to get new york to fully open again so if you are in the new york area expect to wear a mask for a while. todd: a se

colin: absolutely.nment is negotiating a relaxation of the economic levels and trying to balance the health effects with the effect of livelihoods. clearly we will lose employment. in the global financial crisis we lost one million jobs in south africa in the context of only 60 million people working. that is likely to be worse. we anticipate between one and 2 million jobs being lost in this crisis. hopefully that will come back after the crisis, but there is no guarantee of that either. what the government has done is negotiated of credit guarantees anm, which effectively is arrangement negotiated between the south african reserve bank and the national treasury to provide effective operating costs, financing, operating costs in the lockdown. that is providing some relief to the small and medium-sized businesses that are feeling the pinch the worst. tourism,ntertainment, the industry where the big job creator is shut down. it is extremely difficult to see how many of those businesses will survive. it is

tonight -- colin farrel from "magic mike xxl," matt bomer from fox business news, maria bartirom featuringhe 8g band. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, here he is, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: good evening, everybody! i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everyone doing tonight? [ cheers and applause >> seth: quick welcome to our guest announcer for the evening, my brother, josh meyers, is with us for the night [ cheers and applause very good job on your first time announcing >> thank you i watch the show >> seth: that helps. that helps let's get started, i like this, i was happy to see this. nascar released a statement today calling for the removal of south carolina capitol released a statement, nascar released a statement, they should have sent a pit crew. that thing would have been down in like nine seconds [ laughter ] [ whirring noise ] that's the noise it makes, right? >> yeah. [ whirring noise ] >> seth: according to a new poll, 65% of americans do not consider donald trump to be a serious presidential candidate [ laughter ] 65%. that's nearly 2 out of his 3

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how colin kaepernick is breaking his silence. >> twitter checks donald trump again overnight on his post about riots. the new censorship coming just hours after his crackdown on big tech. "fox and friends first" on a busy friday starts right now. shannon: you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. todd: thank you for starting the day with us. let's get to that fox news alert, officials warned the third police precinct in minneapolis could explode. the station engulfed in flames during out-of-control riots raging across the 3 for a third night over the death of george floyd. >> national guard troops have been called in. >> reporter: we are blocks away from that third police precinct to building, you can see attendance at alarming level of lawlessness right now. there is ongoing looting, fires, multiple cars on fire, you see leaders and rioters trying to burst into this u.s. bank here and we have gunshots, in the short time we've been here, 6 smoke throughout the year, all types of fires are raging. we believe we are hearing people fire off guns, people walking around with

but it's not surprising because colin has been very outspoken on this matter. he does have the resources to assist. in fact, when we get a break, i want to check some of his social media accounts to see the latest and his take on what's going on. again, this is the same thing that he was protesting against years ago. a lot of people kind of misunderstood what the point of his protest was in terms of thinking that he was being un-american. he wants to see a better america where your color does not matter in terms of how you are dealt with, whether it is in terms of protests, whether in terms of jobs, whether it's in terms of all sorts of possibilities. but in particular when it comes to police brutality. dan, to pick up on one of the points you made earlier, the one thing that there will be a wealth of in this case when it finally gets into the court system is an overwhelming amount of video and that -- we didn't have that in years past, so now everybody has a cell phone, you hear the line racism isn't getting worse, it's getting filmed. that will certainly be b

here's colin's latest report.top the spread of covid—19. they are targeting shops suspected of continuing to operate during the pandemic. some are alleged to have been secretly cutting hair at the rear of their premises. is there evidence this barber has been cutting hair? yes, absolutely. at the moment, the premises looks empty, although there are signs that somebody has been into the premises. the post has been picked up and there are signs that the till has been opened. but, at the moment, the shop is empty. posing as a prospective customer, at the beginning of the month, i found 19 out of 50 barbers willing to break the law. hi, i‘m trying to find somewhere to get my haircut. five o'clock, is that 0k? five o‘clock? to the shop, yeah? yeah, you have to sit down in the kitchen, because i want to...like, private. i don't want anybody to see you because it's going to be a problem for me. can you get to my shop in about ten or 15 minutes? to your shop in ten or 15 minutes? yeah. at the time, few showed any real con

. >>> what colin kaepernick, the former former drank former 49er player, and the message he has. >>> this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning to you, thank you for joining us, welcome to mornings on 2, i'm dave clark. >>> good morning, i'm gasia mikaelian. let's talk about the major change in weather. steve paulson , it was a total 180 from where we are, weatherwise. >> i think we have record heat, right? winds were going to cool off, and it has cooled off, now a big change for us at the end of may. a big system coming from the west-southwest is not something we see often. especially one tapping into this much moisture, and it will give us widely scattered showers we head into late tonight. there will be some sun and clouds here, 50s on the tempter, everybody 54 to 58 from santa rosa to san jose. sent augusta, this one looks like a system, it is going right over the bay area, saturday morning. so that's going to give us some pretty good thunder shower activity as well, especially late morning, the afternoon, and also dry lightning, have to watch for that, some brief heavy downpours lo

. >> one of the things he talked about as the protesters took a knee a la colin kaepernick many years ago, they started shouting "i can't breathe" which is, of course, a direct reference to s he couldn't breathe. larry beil is watching this as well. larry? >> yeah. i just wanted to note the symbolism involved here with the colin kaepernick protest of several years ago. protesting exactly what we just saw a few days ago in minneapolis. there was a lot of confusion at this time because he initially sat down and then after talking with some friends in the military, decided taking a knee was the more appropriate act. and this is exactly the kind of situation that kaepernick was trying to bring into focus. and put a spotlighted on. so there's a great deal of symbolism with protesters now doing what kaep did. he p he's been very active on social media as well throughout the years but more so in the past few days trying to make the point once again that this is what i was protesting about. you can make the case that we have not made a lot of progress in the years that have passed. >> good po

these issues and all that good stuff but colin kaepernick does not have a job. so i and the nfl is also pushing to open up enough to hire college happened if you do that the novel he says. >>eva patterson thank you so much with the equal justice society, your work continues and obviously as we see is still very much needed. thank you eva. >>thank you can sit here all right. >>we want to go to break on this live picture from los angeles again in 8 o'clock curfew has been ordered by the mayor eric garcetti there for the downtown area were seen. some looting this we believe as ken mentioned earlier maybe the fe fairfax district which has also seen some activity in ♪ ♪ when you need it, jack delivers: order on uber eats, postmates and grubhub. my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so when you need it, jack delivers: irresistible you'll want them whenever, so don't resist! pop 'em while you game, hang, or do your thing. pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. to our breaking news tonight, this is a live picture now in

the case involves three washington state electors who cast their ballot for colin powell rather than hillary clinton. this argument is

both pro-colin kaepernick and anti-colin kaepernick to try to stoke up, if you will, the conflict of the debate that was taking place in the united states. so if that's the case, we've got something different. and we need to understand it is different. this is not 1960s. but the governor and the public safety director, or if you will, the president and the national security team have to let us know, is this, in fact, a organized terrorist groups, organized foreign actors, white supremacists and anarchists that are creating the havoc that we see in some cities today. i think this idea that we always say violence is not the answer. amen what lz said. because where's the condemnation, the overwhelming condemnation of the police violence that is taking place? there have been too many voices who have been silent, time and time again. the weight is on civil rights leaders and african-american leaders. we need others to do as people like mitch landrieu have done and to align themselves much more forcefully and squarely with this need for us to achieve racial justice in this country. >> i wa

colin paterson reports. # you are gold.... muhammad shalehan works for singapore's underground railway and needed some money to pay off loans, so he decided to try and win a $10,000 "name the celebrity voices" competition on his local radio station... gold 905. for weeks, people had been trying to identify the 1a voices. muhammad listened for hours each day and was sure he'd figured it out, but on air was told he had got one wrong. two weeks later, he was baffled to hear another contestant give exactly the same names and win. the station told him that his answer... tony hadley. ..was a mispronunciation. infuriated, he e—mailed a recording of his on—air appearance to tony hadley‘s manager, and received this video message. i have listened back to the tape and, as far as i'm concerned, you pronounced my name absolutely correctly — tony hadley. you might have said it with a slight accent. after originally offering muhammad a $5,000 goodwill gesture, gold 905 have today backed down and given him the whole prize. thanks to help fro

colin campbell reports. opening, to stop the spread of covid—19. but we have discovered not all are adhering to the lockdown laws. hi, i'm trying to find somewhere to get my haircut. five o'clock, is that 0k? five o'clock, to the shop, yeah? yeah. we have to sit down in the kitchen because i want to be private, i don't want anybody to see you because it will be a problem for me. just phoning to see if you would be willing to cut my hair? what, today? yes, please. i've got a customer. i am busy till saturday, only sunday. i am busy today, tomorrow. sunday, i'm free. so, obviously they are seeing quite a few clients. that is interaction with quite a few different people who also may therefore have been interacting with other people, and this alljust gives any person who may be infected and asymptomatic the opportunity to spread the virus quite rapidly. only a few of the barbers i spoke to showed any real concern for the dangers posed by the virus. do you want me to wear a mask or take any other safety precauti

one, what werure thoughted about colin kaepernick back in august 2016 when he first took the knee and what are your thoughts now? >> my first thought and i kind of address it in the book, this is something he did silently and something he necessarily didn't want to good public. we, members of the media, brought that public. he took on a burden and a movement that he never asked for. and the fact he stayed true to that, without saying that, hey, hey, i didn't ask for this. i appreciate he didn't pack beau. he was informant trying to bring attention to himself. he was just doing him. that's it. and the spotlight fell on him but he never shied away from the spotlight so i gained a certain appreciation on that. moving forward, i personally am glad that he never got a chance -- i'm saying chance very loosely -- let me change that word. he never got the opportunity to enter back into the nfl. i never wanted him after this entire episode to get back to the nfl so the whole thing but roger goodell and other individuals trying to create an opportunity for him to showcase to get back in, what h

>> yeah, colin was actually my fifth one that i've done i did rachel feinstein's and noam dworman whond lenny marcus. i became like the go-to guy for weddings [ light laughter ] >> seth: i tracked you down that night to compliment the job you did, because, you know, i think doing comedy in front of comedians is hard enough as it is >> yeah. >> seth: but to do it on a night that everyone is going to remember do you -- versus regular joke-writing, do you feel that pressure when you're writing -- like that? >> oh. [ light laughter ] yeah, i mean, i wrote that thing for six months straight. i just kept writing and writing and writing. and especially knowing that it's colin quinn who is one of the most prolific, funniest, and judgmental comedians we have - [ laughter ] -- standing this far from my face i was -- oh, the pressure, every word, every line you were really funny at the end of it, because you pointed out the worst part of the whole thing is, even if it goes well, which it did, thank god -- that's the only time you get to do it. >> seth: yeah. >> and you said you've given some com

colin paterson, bbc news.ing money for the nhs. three cricket fans set themselves their own goal to raise cash for charity. they ran the distance of a marathon between wickets in their gardens — that's more than 26 miles injust underfive hours! and they've even inspired england star ben stokes, who is having a go at running a half marathon between wickets himself. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. a bit ofa a bit of a change? quite a change is, temperatures will be swinging in both directions, initially upwards and bent downwards once again —— quite a change is. some warm weather on the way initially, this weather setup with low pressure at western high—pressure drifting to the east will bring in a southerly flow, allowing us to tap into what has been some really warm weather across parts of spain and seven france, record—breaking temperatures here over the last couple of days. a big pattern changed by the weekend, high—pressure building to the west, low— pressure high—pressure building to the w

floyd's neck and colin kaepernick. this is why.hen you disagree with colin kaepernick, he started this some time a ago becaugo because of pl across america. do you believe that a legacy can be something positive, do you believe this national attention on what was done to mr. floyd will bring focus to this issue? >> i hope so. there has been a lot of people who had to die this way to generate this amount of conversation. to me that's really sad. people like george floyd should not have to die this way to have this kind of conversation but i am glad this happened. we can have all the trainings in the world and we can have body cameras and hire diverse police forces, if there are not criminal consequences for criminal behaviors from police officers, accountability is always going to allude us, i think. that's important that we not drop the ball here and the prosecutors and investigators and let the courts vet this and look at the evidence and i think in many ways the video itself. >> jeremiah ellison, i appreciate your time and please

colin campbell, bbc news.ronavirus — and now being remembered and mourned. go to bbc.co.uk/news to see tributes paid by family, friends and colleagues to some of those who have died. there is also a form where you can add your own tribute, if you have lost someone to the virus. a company working with the university of oxford on a coronavirus vaccine says it has the capacity to make 1 coronavirus vaccine says it has the capacity to make1 billion doses. astrazeneca says it's received money to make the vaccine in the united states. the us government has ordered 300 million doses of the potential vaccine and is committing more than $1 billion to help speed up more than $1 billion to help speed up the drug's development. it's emerged that more than 300 emergency workers have been assaulted across england and wales in cases linked to coronavirus. the crown prosecution service say they were among 660 covid—related offences last month. the director of public prosecutions described the attacks on police, paramedics and

many people took to social media saying that many deaths like george floyd's is why colin kaepernick started kneeling. >>> the family of a man who was shot by police that he was no threat. the videos are released show the 61-year-old suspect being confronted by police. within moments he was tased and officers opened fire. >> it wasn't justified , they use excessive force. >> reporter: his knees and took the video on her cell phone. you can hear her screaming. like it was unnecessary for them to shoot multiple times when my uncle was not lunging at them , he did not pose a serious threat as they claimed. >> reporter: at a news conference the police chief showed body cam video showing the suspect cursing at police. they said that he was shot because he moved towards him with a knife. the incident began minutes earlier when the suspect was acting erratically, residents called policing that a man on a motorcycle was chasing someone and banging on doors. when officers arrived they said the suspect took off on his motorcycle and crashed it outside of his house. >> you have a taser for a re

colin campbell, dungeness.ed a full lockdown. but now the country is facing growing criticism for failing to protect its older population. maddy savage reports from stockholm. a country that never had a lockdown. sweden promised to focus on protecting the elderly, while keeping much of society open. but thousands are dead and there are concerns many patients aren't getting enough help. the nurse called me and told me that my dad passed away. he was coughing and he wasn't feeling good, so she gave him a dose of morphine, and some other shot. the doctor visited him, and he didn't give him any oxygen. i think it's horrible. it's up to individual regions to make decisions about health care. in stockholm, officials insist oxygen is available for those who need it most. if you need oxygen, maybe we can bring it to the care centres or the elder homes, or you can transport the patients to the hospital if the medical decision is that they should benefit from it. but some believe not enough patients make it to hospital.

altogether more adventurous is only the animals, a sinewy french mystery thriller based on a novel by colin can catch on curzon home cinema. knocking. unfolding in non—linear segments that flip back and forth in time, like tarantino's pulp fiction, the story follows a group of disparate characters whose lives, which variously play out in europe and africa, are somehow linked with the disappearance of a woman. in the snowy mountains of southern france, an illicit affair and an abandoned car seem to offer vital clues to murder most foul. but as director dominik moll, who made lemming, shifts the perspective of this chaptered story from one character to another, we realise that nothing is what it seems — to us or to them. like who you think i am, which came to uk streaming services in april, only the animals uses the anonymity of the internet as a key plot device in one of its many unravelling strands. this is ultimately a story about loneliness and about the way that people can interact at a distance without ever understanding the true nature or effect of their actions. it's also a damn good

here's general colin powell. shalis, predecessor, his chairman. he's a quiet, decent man and a very hard worker. there's a mistake in notion you have to have patton-esque qualities to be a great general. you don't need to rant or rave or be an arrogant jerk to be successful. shali showed that. i pulled from some news reports in 1993 when he was nominated. he was said to be low-key, self-effacing, informal, a consensus builder who understands teamwork, is willing to examine options and adjust to political realities. someone extraordinarily sensitive in terms of caring for people, someone whose humility was bone deep, who balanced firmness and compassion, a man who was enormously loved and respected. in retirement, a journalist asked him what his greatest weakness was. his answer, i don't like confrontation. when i read that, i was hooked. i needed to understand what made this man tick. how do you become such a person who people will say such glowing things of? so, oh, i wondered first of all, perhaps did his world war ii background and ancestry som

. >> you know republican doug colins spoke on all of that.e spoke on newly-released documents showing obama's inner circle including joe biden, james clapper, james comey, john brennan, samantha power, obama's chief of staff all individually tried to unmask michael flynn's identity during the presidential transition. unmasking is unconstitutional eavesdropping. let's listen to doug colins here. >> we've been talking about this for some years and really nobody wanted to believe at the highest level of obama administration, obama, biden, joe biden can hide in the basement. he can't hide from the facts here he was in these meetings. moving it forward we're starting to see it is all unof developing with the general flynn case, mueller investigation, it was all an attack on president trump, at the time candidate trump. elizabeth: so, senator, they couldn't get the fisa warrants to go look into what michael flynn was talking about. instead they went to the nsa. these are not intelligence officials. these are political officials looking into it. you

. >> what about colin cafferty, was considered for this book? >> there was discussion about cabinet and i think that's certainly a point in time, he has become a symbol for activism for black athletes now and certainly sacrificed his career in order to make a point about police brutality and oppression and racial injustice so i think that somebody who is kind of the modern day ali, sacrificed something at least it seemed that wayby many . he was definitely considered. >> there were 2 people in this book that i had never heard of i'm ashamed to say one was on michelle bost you, placing his lastingdirectly . >> was kind of a avant-garde painter. he really wasn't right now some of his paintings, they were up there at the highest resale value. he died young and he was somebody that like some young geniuses, they guide to young and never know what they could have become but even him, we kind of put him in as a disruptor because there were a lot of other artists and i know a couple of people asked, i'm going to call jesse washington out and he thought

it's the picture of the police officer with his knee on george floyd's neck and it's the picture of colin capper neck kneeling. if you're unbothered or -- but outraged by the second. in my father's words, you're more devoted to order and more passionate about an an tem that symbolizes freedom than about a black man's freedom to live. i know these pictures resonate with you. >> they do. unfortunately, you know, i saw this image of the police officer with his knee on george floyd's neck even as he was saying he couldn't breathe and losing consciousness and the bystanders were pleading for the police officers to spare him his life. dr. bernice king was right on. it's something that i saw immediately and, you know, unfortunately, it just continues to happen in this country. that was something that was a visceral image to me. when i saw the officer kneeling on his neck and i thought about, you know, this is why the players are kneeling. this is reason one million why the players are kneeling. you saw that image going around social media. it's true. it's true. it's really hard because there are

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colin patterson, bbc news.every single one of those projects had been pulled. you are working on something now, we‘ll come to that of a minute. jeff, you‘re white i understand was quite ill with coronavirus a while back. white i understand was quite ill with coronavirus a while backe yes, early on she was one of those unlucky ones, who had a severe reaction to the virus? she was very sick. her breathing was badly affected, and there were two or three nights when we were very worried and very close to taking her to a&e. once she was well again, i reflected on it and thought i think there's lots of stories like this that we are all experiencing. give us an idea, this isolation story, was that part of that inspiration behind that for you? well, what i felt was there are lots of great television which sustains us as we are all sitting at home, but i felt that the voices of writers, actors and directors needed to be added to that. the thing which stops that from happening, stops drama from being a reactive medium is

. >>> just ahead how former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick >>> colin kaepernick says he will help pay legal fees for protesters in minneapolis protesting for george floyd. the financial assistance will come from kaepernick's know your rights camp, devoted to educating, empowering young people of color and developing a nw generation of leaders. >>> still to come on abc 7 mornings, president trump is expressing outrage over his tweets over george floyd's death. his explanation straight ahead. >>> and ♪ feel like getting back out there? nissan is ready to help you with a bold, award-winning lineup. and great offers. kick off summer... with no payments for 3 months. plus, we'll cover your payments for up to 2 more months. or get 0% financing on 13 models for up to 84 months. tso is this. and so are these. they all represent something more. the feeling of home. that's why we're here. to help make your home be everything you want it to be. because home is what unites us. >>> this morning, backlash over president trump's tweets over the death of george floyd. his explanation? he didn't k

to move mayor jason colin out of tahoe. the message to resign resonating with a variety of business owners, hurt by defense on out-of-town visitors. >> is a business owner, a lot of us are tourism base and without tourists, we don't survive. >> the no visitor rule has hits the hospitality industry hard. >> i had to close my business way back in march, layoff 24 people. i'm in the vacation rental business, so i have done no rentals. at all. >> while hotels and motels are closed and south lake tahoe the chamber of commerce told us they are open on the nevada side. >> what is the message from the chamber of commerce about the span on visitors? >> i guess in other words, it is let my people go. we think that we ought to be allowed to open immediately but responsibly. >> mayor jason colin told us he had no intention of running for reelection in november. before this movement even started. >> are you aware of businesses supportive of your efforts to enforce the span? >> there are many businesses that are in support of taking the

featuring general colin powell, sam elliott, cynthia erivo, laurence fishburne, trace adkins, esai moralesnée fleming, kelli o'hara, christopher jackson, and mary mccormack. the national memorial day concert. sunday, may 24th, 8/7 central on pbs. >>> the mayor of montgomery, alabama, sounding the alarm as coronavirus cases surge. four hospitals in the area running out of icu beds to take the patients, the patients forced to travel at least an hour away to get treatment. >> victor blackwell joins us from mountgomery. a small number of cases but a worrisome sign here. how concerning is this to local officials and what are they doing in response? >> reporter: well, listen, there is certainly a sense of urgency here. you hear it from the mayomayor,o the four house of representatives hospitals. the other three hospitals are managed by baptist health. we're told they have seen a surge of cases, hospitalizations from covid-19 over the last three weeks at each of those facilities. the mayor tells us in the first week of may there was a 45% increase of covid positive cases and then in the second we

. >>> just ahead, how former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick is helping the people in minneapolis protest the death >>> colin kaepernick will help pay legal fees for people in minneapolis protesting the death of george floyd. he made the announcement yesterday on instagram and twitter. the financial assistance will come from kaepernick's know your rights camp. the group is devoted to em kating and empowering young people of color and developing a new generation of leaders. >>> still to come, back live to downtown oakland. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm liz kreutz. some of you may have been startled to see or hear that thunder or lightning early this morning. we'll start this half hour with a look at the weather. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz. good morning. we have an area of low pressure offshore. it's a level 1 on our storm impact scale, providing some scattered showers, some breezy, southerly winds, and a chance of thunderstorms. you can see the main activity in the sacramento valley, extreme northern california, but as we go in closer, a few scattered showers off the coast. we'll con

colin kaepernick says he will help pay for fees hurt in the prote protest for george floyd.ancial assistance will come from kaepernick's know your rights camp, devoted to educating young b b b b b b >>> governor gavin newsom is revealing his emotions over what's happening in minneapolis, >>> this morning, backlash over president trump. his explanation? he didn't know the history of the phrase. presidential candidate joe biden offering his own message to the nation. good morning, everyone. we have much more on the race against coronavirus in a moment and on the death of george floyd and the protests that have sparked across the country in the past few days. we're going to start this half hour if you're just joining us with a look at the weather because we are tracking that thunder and lightning, lisa. >> certainly a light show out there this morning. if you're not seeing it, maybe you're hearing it. as we look at our storm impact scale, it is a level one today. light system bringing showers, a chance of a thunderstorm and check out this radar. it is unbelievable how much ligh

i think about what colin kaepernick was telling elvis, why he was taking a knee. he was taking a need for george floyd and all the george floyd s who may not have been caught on camera. someone wasn't around to see it. i hope as a society we will be paying more attention to the message of colin kaepernick, and certainly respecting more of the movement that he was setting there, saying that there is a systemic problem in the system that does not mean all officers are bad, but that black people are dying at the hands of white people. and if it weren't for cell phone camera, we might not even know what was happening. >> harris: emily, you heard dagen lay out the justice bar, if you will. but the difficulty was proving these cases. how will the video make a difference, and what do you see as justice in this case? should, as the mayor of minneapolis said, should the person who killed george floyd be charged today immediately? should he be in jail? >> emily: right. that's a great question, harris. my answer it ties in with all my colleagues have been talking about. to d

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there's colin kaepernick taking a knee to protest racial injustice. her quote is, "if you are unbothered or mildly bothered by the first knee," that would be the one on the left but outraged by the second knee, that would be the one on the right, colin kaepernick, then my father's words, you're more devoted to order and justice and more passionate about an anthem that supposedly symbolizes freedom than you are about a black man's freedom to live." roll that back. let me read that again. put that up. take a look at your screen. bernice king, daughter of dr. martin luther king jr., "if you are unbothered or mildly bothered by the first knee but outraged by the second, then in my father's words, you're more devoted to order than to justice. and more passionate about an anthem that supposedly symbolizes freedom than you are about a black man's freedom to live." in a moment like this, racism and coronavirus ravaging this country, we need leadership. instead, this president is dragging us right into the mud. lots ahead on this show tonight. with all 50 stat

>> reporter: lebron james posted this image on social media of the officer kneeling on floyd with colin kaepernick kneeling in protest of police brutality. lawyers for three of the officers and the police union declined to comment today. the other officer's attorney has not responded. this man owns the convenience store floyd had just left before the encounter. one of the employees says floyd used a fake $20 bill. >> always a pleasant individual and he may have not even known the bill was counter fit. the abuse of police power needs to stop. >> reporter: hundreds of protesters gathered outside of this police precinct officers in riot gear set up barricades authorities hope the protests remain peaceful. lester >> all right gabe gutierrez tonight, thank you. >>> tonight is tragic news on the coronavirus pandemic sadly news we're braced for america surpassing 100,000 confirmed deaths from covid-19 tonight, new alarm about how many may be spreading the virus without symptoms here is miguel almaguer. >> reporter: tonight, as our nation struggles to protect public health and open the economy,

colin paterson, bbc news.o stay tuned for that. there has been a lot of sunshine abound today but also a lot of wind and rain, particularly across scotland and northern ireland. gale force winds, some vicious gusts of wind. and through the course of the weekend, that is where the worst of the weather will be, in the north—west of the uk. the reason for it is this spinning area of a weather system. a storm, a low pressure side sweeping us. it will eventually be pulling away in the second half of the weekend but as far as saturday is concerned, we're certainly going to be feeling the effects of it. through the course of the night, remaining very windy with rain at times across western scotland. windy in northern ireland and the north of england. elsewhere, clear skies with just a few showers and a breeze in the south with temperatures of ten degrees. here is the weather map for the weekend. this is saturday and you can see the low pressure is very close to northern scotland. a lot of white lines, those isobars.

question is how far we are to improving but when traveling with on thomas cars here in the heart of colin is one of the most interesting test tracks to improve autonomous driving where connect the cars already drive alongside normal ones it's actually the 1st in a city test track for automated and networked driving. this project is run by a bromance technical university and no we're here to meet the developers of the. what is the difference between my autonomous driving car and the test field you have installed here right in the middle of berlin. on for the 2nd now it's warning me to take over the steering so i'm just going to do it for you made that it's maybe a. lead out of. bounds but with the addition of information what we are providing. it with let's say. these cars can scan they are driving environment i can't tell what is going to happen next i want to know how well the computer can figure out how we humans behave on the streets. so i went for trifles universities test cars i was a bit disappointed when left director actually has to we. all. do feel good when he will be who. can f

. ♪ >> robert brooks, colin kelly, dory miller, soldiers who knew no fear, men who would defend evenland, soldiers who believed in this great country. to the enemy our country is something to destroy. our homes, our right to worship god, our little belongings, something to crush, to shackle, to plunder. oh, god, we thank you for this land which our fathers have helped to build grant that we may with your help be worthy of this heritage, and in our turn and for our children so that government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from this earth. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> every saturday night american history tv takes you to college classrooms around the country for lectures in history. >> why do you all know who lizzy borden is, and raise your hand if you had ever heard of this murder, the gene harris murder trial before this class. >> the deepest cause where we'll find the true meaning of the revolution was in this transformation that took place in the minds of the american people. >> so we're going to talk about both of these sides of this story here, right, the tools, the