what does this mean for cosby? >> reporter: hey there, brianna.sking for, raises the possibility of whether his 2004 sexual assault conviction could be overturned. his attorneys argue an unfair trial based on two issues that the pennsylvania supreme court has agreed to consider. the first is the fact that prosecutors introduced testimony from five witnesses from women who made similar accusations that bill cosby had incapacitated them and assaulted them but cosby had never been charged for any of the acts for which those women described. the other issue that the state supreme court said they are going to consider is information that was included in the 2018 trial from a deposition in a previous civil case in which cosby admitted that he had procured qualudes for women he wanted to have sex with. he and his defense team said he only gave that deposition because he was promised there would never be any criminal charges based on that information. a spokesperson for cosby is now, of course, supporting the decision that's been made by the supreme court

the second focuses on the prior district attorney's decision not to charge cosby a decade ago. the woman that cosby was convicted of assaulting, andrea con stan, wrote in a statement, quote, i have no doubt the supreme court will do the right thing and not allow cosby's wealth, fame and nor kuhn to win an escape from his malignant and down right criminal past and seek justice at all costs. >>> now to campaign 2020, and a big political reunion. a short time ago former president obama joined his v.p. joe biden for a virtual fundraiser, 120, 000 people contributed to the event and reportedly raised more than # million forbidden's presidential run. the two talked about building a grass roots movement and said getting involved is more important than ever. >>> the city of oakland is on the verge of selling its half of the coliseum site to the oakland a's. council recently voted to negotiate the same type of deal that it tried to block alameda county from making with its half last year. some councilmembers wanted the land to be used for affordable housing or put out to bid, but that w

cosby's lawyers argue that trial testimony from five past accusers, who say cosby sedated them with quaaludesore assaulting them, should not have assaulllowed. cosby has served nearly two years of a three- to 10-year sentence. today, late-night host jimmy blkface.aid he's sorry for the portrayalsncludi.b.a star kl malone, snoop dogg, and oprah nfrey. he calls them thoughtless and embarrassing and apologized to those he hurt or offended. coming up next, a work of art that celebrates healthcare heroes and the patients that they have treated. it's starting to happen every day. people are surprising themselves the moment realize they can du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor if you

. >>> breaking her silence, bill cosby's wife speaking out in her first major interview in six years hours after the pennsylvania supreme court agreed to hear the disgraced comedian's appeal. what camille cosby is saying about me too, the black lives matter movement and racism in america right now. >>> firework boom.tht local officials launching sting operations to find where they're coming from. this morning, what is behind the explosion. >>> good morning, america. good to be with you on this busy wednesday morning. as we like to say, hump day. >> hump day. you're right. it is a very busy morning. we have a lot of news to get to starting with the latest on the coronavirus emergency. big surge in cases across the sun belt. take a look at this latest map from fema. l crthcountry.ot s, flor there will be, quote, no tolerance for crowded bars. there's also been a record rise in arizona. president trump there for a rally yesterday as the state reports its highest single day increase in coronavirus cases. >> yeah, the nation's top doctors testifying on capitol hill with a wake-up call for

i'm happy about that. >> camille cosby says she has not visited her husband in prison.virus. >>> jimmy kimmel is apologizing for using blackface in some of his past comedy sketches. the abc late-night host broke his silence after weeks of criticism on the issue. earlier in his career, first on the radio and later on tv, he imitated people like karl malone and oprah winfrey. "i apologize to those who were hurt or offended by the makeup i wore or the words i spoke. many of these sketches are embarrassing and it is frustrating that these thoughtless moments have become a weapon used by some to diminish my criticisms by social and other injustices."s noguis ical otrp,o we've t conservati people who have come out and attacked jimmy kimmel. he said at the top of his statement, "i have long been reluctant to address this, as i knew doing so would be considered a victory by those who equate apologies as weakness and leaders who use this to divide us." >> kimmel is joining kevin hart, who had a similar controversy, where he had to apologize for something that he did a decade pas

. >> also ahead, a legal victory for bill cosby. how his wife is reacting. >>> but first breaking news overnight, big news in the world of health care. a decision that will force hospitals to disclose more information about the prices they charge. >>> welcome back. hospitals will soon be required to make public the prices they negotiate with insurance companies for your treatment. the new price disclosure rule is set to go into effect in january now that a federal court has upheld the trump administration's order. president trump tweeted overnight calling it a, quote, big victory for patients. >>> if your water bill is much higher than it used to be, well, you're not alone. a new study looked at 12 cities in the u.s. and found the price of water and sewage rose by 80% in the last decade. the biggest increase was in austin, texas, where the study found the average annual water bill is $1,400. >>> we turn to the high stakes testimony on capitol hill today. a federal prosecutor is expected to tell congress that roger stone, a close all

bill cosby has won the right to fight his 2018 assault conviction. those pencil pennsylvania supreme court has decided he can appeal. cosby has been in a prison in philadelphia for about 2 years for his jury conviction of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his home in 2004. his sentences 3 to 10 years. the state supreme court agreed to review 2 aspects of the case. the judge's decision to let prosecutors call 5 other accusers to testify about encounters with cosby and the court is going to consider if the jury should have heard evidence that cosby had given sleeping pills. 2 women in the past. new this morning. the new york times just released his first pole of the 2020 election cycle and it doesn't look good for president trump. the poll shows joe biden leading by 14 points overall 50% of voters polled say they support. deval biden a while and they 36% backed the president. election the new york times says a majority of voters surveyed are unhappy with trump's handling of coronavirus and race issues in america. and despite that both the pre

whether the judge should embark incrementing statements cosby made in a civil case.by's wife says she is sobering the possibility that he will be vindicated. >>> that ball is hit deep into left field, you can forget about it, headed for berkeley, right to the top of the bleachers! >> mariano is now going back, he's still going back, he's near the wall, and it is -- he caught it! he caught it! >> i love it. the ballparks will stay closed to fans, but baseball, finally has a plan together to play ball. major league baseball and the players agreed to an agreement to start the season, next month. ktvu's allie rasmus is here now with all the details of what the season could look like. >> well it will definitely look different for people watching, and for the players on the fields. when people watch some of these games, when the season starts about a month from now, people will notice fewer people in the dugouts, more mask wearing, and people will see no fans in the stands. this is for a shortened, 60 game season, agreed upon yesterday, scheduled to start a month from now.

bill cosby has won the right to fight his 2018 assault conviction because of a ruling by the pennsylvania supreme court. cosby has been in a prison in philadelphia for about 2 years so far after a jury convicted him of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his home in 2004. his sentences 3 to 10 years. the supreme court of the state decided he could go forward with an appeal and they're agreeing to review 2 aspects of the case including the judge's decision to let prosecutors call 5 other accusers to testify about encounters with cosby and the court will also consider whether the jury should have heard evidence that cosby had given sleeping pills to women in the past. the fbi says that wrote that nascar driver bubba wallace found in the garage show where he dinner nascar race, it wasn't a hate crime. but he says it was a noose no doubt about it and it was offensive. video evidence shows the rope was hanging and serving as a garage pole and had actually been there. since october of 2019 way before wallace was a side of that garage last weekend's talladega race and the last race or to

>>in a stunning decision that could test the legal framework of me too cases, bill cosby has just won the right to fight his 2018 assault conviction. from the pennsylvania supreme court ruling that was just made cosby has been in prison in philadelphia for nearly 2 years. after he was convicted by a jury of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in his home in 2004. his sentences 3 to 10 years. the state supreme court there has agreed to review 2 aspects of the case. the judge's decision to let prosecutors call 5 other accusers to testify about attacks with the comedian and the court is also considering whether the jury should have heard evidence that cosby had given sleeping pills. 2 women in the past. the fbi says that rope that nascar driver bubba wallace found in his garage was not a hate crime, but he says it was a noose no doubt about it take a look there's video evidence that shows that very rope hanging as a garage poll. and it had been there since october of 2019 way before wallace was assigned use that garage last weekend's talladega race. and there's also video evidence f

cosby has been in a philadelphia prison for nearly 2 years. after a jury convicted him of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his home in 2004. he's serving a 3 to 10 year sentence for that, but the supreme court. the state supreme court agreed to review 2 aspects of the case, including the judge's decision to let prosecutors call 5 other accusers to testify about encounters with the comedian, the court will also consider whether the jury should have heard evidence that cosby had given sleeping pills to women in the past. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news she's one of out magazine's most influential people san francisco's briana sinclair reflects on being one of the first >>25 is the time this week we're celebrating 50 years of pride in san francisco and this morning we meet the voice of a new generation opera singer brianna sinclair kron four's sanaz tahernia spoke with her. >>dying light back on you you're the first trans woman to ever perform the national anthem at a professional sporting event. what was that like. oh my gosh i

todd: bill cosby's casey back to court, agreeing to hear the disgraced comedian's appeal to his sexual assault conviction, the report will reveal whether 5 other accuses should have been allowed when cosby was only tried for one week of allegations. he was sentenced to 3 to 10 years behind bars, serve two of those years so far. jillian: nights of columbus with a federal lawsuit, in delaware, with religious holiday in 2018, the knights of columbus claiming religious dissemination because the city allows the christmas tree and holiday lights. there have been no complaints about their displays the 1930s. jillian: john bolton defending his decision to write a tell-all about his time working for the trump administration, the national security adviser slamming donald trump in an interview with bret baer. >> there's a lot of reprehensible conduct not all of which is impeachable. the democrats were pursuing a strategy going into a ditch. they had opportunities to correct the course. todd: the mayor asking bolton if hero the memoir, if he destroyed his notes, a pretty good memory. promising swi

this was pre-cosby. this is where cosby got the idea from of professors and doctors and engineers. those were my neighbors, that was my upbringing. and then, you have some people who are not educated, right? not everybody can have degrees and have doctorates and masters. who are telling me that they are better than me simply because of the color of their skin, and that they were born a certain way in this country. it makes absolutely no sense. so all those people can go have several seats, and continue to live the way they live. and they will be gone and forgotten because people like you and me, we're going to get together and we're going to make this a different place. so, i got to say, i want to hear from you. we'll talk about it tomorrow. >> it's your show, brother. >> no, these guys are waiting on a plane. so i'm going to put my open off. i'm going to let chris talk tomorrow. and i have to get to this, real quick, because it's important guests. okay? >> i love you, don. be you. >> thank you for your help today. i really appreciate it. >> and you never mentioned lunch, by the wa

that means "the cosby show" was on, right? i don't even know what decade it is.in los angeles, just released guidelines for re- opening our schools. there are a lot of them, they're going to have students walk single file in the hallways. there will be strict seating on buses, staggered recreation time in the schoolyard. basically, it sounds like a prison where you have to learn geometry. classrooms will be limited to 16 seats, spaced 6 feet apart.

that means the "cosby show" is on tonight, right? i don't even know what decade it is.ficials in los angeles just released guidelines for reopening our schools, and there are a lot of them. they're going to have students walk single file in the hallways, strict seating on buses, staggered recreation time in the schoolyard, basically a prison

that means "the cosby show" was on, right? i don't even know what decade it is.nty officials here in los angeles, just released guidelines for re- opening our schools. there are a lot of them, they're going to have students walk single file in the hallways. there will be strict seating on buses, staggered recreation time in the schoolyard. basically, it sounds like a prison where you have to learn geometry. classrooms will be limited to 16 seats, spaced 6 feet apart. and there are also new rules for bullies. from now on, all wet willies must be dry darryl's. i dont know. i was talking to my wife. my plan is to just pull my kids out of school altogether and hope they become reality tv stars. a lot of people are wondering which of the many changes we've made to our lives during this pandemic will carry over when things go back to normal. like, will the hometown buffet still exist? will children sit on santa's lap? at christmas. will we bob for apples? at halloween? i've been thinking about all the things that might have to go, and i have to say, the one thing i hop

that means the "cosby show" is on tonight, right? i don't even know what decade it is.ounty officials in los angeles just released guidelines for reopening our schools, and there are a lot of them. they're going to have students walk single file in the hallways, strict seating on buses, staggered recreation time in the schoolyard, basically a prison where you learn gee omet. and there are new rules for bullies. from now on, all wet willies must be dry daryls. our plan is to pull the kids out of school all together and hope they become reality tv stars. a lot of people are wondering which of the many changes we've made to our lives during this pandemic are going to carry over when things go back to normal, like, will the hometown buffet still exist? will children sit on santa's lap at christmas? will we bob for apples at halloween? i've been thinking about all the things that have to go. and i have to say one thing i hope the virus does kill is the penny. that's right, the penny. that little one-cent coin that rattles around in the bottom of your cup holder ofner nissan

on the mission saying the bill cosby his unusual bill is a mission the be for in years to come the day you just miss and the is meant to settle in. one of the things i think that really hard for people to understand who are not experiencing a conflict situation is how much victims simply want to have their harm acknowledged. something goes wrong to have no acknowledgement even not even a phone call not even a letter from someone in in the u.s. military i think that that really hurts them. or their ideal or you. was really didn't realize that 100. but what then ghana not them doing that are those useful chatterer see. the children living in the important a possible thing that i remember doing. under the collar. feathers were. the mother they were. the spirit the care that their. polish i see this year by that promise and those that are chosen i'm going to add that into google gives you know the gardai let's say that the militants here will place our. money. cause mahajan. we cut cut cut cut. as the u.s. prepares for the possibility of leaving afghanistan after their deal with the taliba

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because it sounds to me like you are on the payroll of the police and bill cosby and all of those sort of people. what do you propose that should be done to keep cops from killing us? allowing, telling other cops to hold other c cops accountable is a law law. that is a lala land dream. >> guest: well first of all let me say to you everything i've written and said i said at the beginning police should be held to a higher standard than anyone else. but let me tell you personally that inel my life i have lost a 29-year-old brother whose shot and killed, leaving behind five children, 17 euros niece who was raped and murdered, 23-year-old nephew who was shot and killed by a young man he grew up with and both parents have to see each other every weekend at the grocery. two other men's nephews reported intensive care. not a single one of you -- was assaulted by aye police officer. they were assaulted by another black person. so therefore, the problem is internal and there is where we ought to be addressing the problem right now. so no, we need -- likely a thousand people are shot by police of

happens all the time there was a there was a years ago it was rumored that kind of strew the bill cosby or somebody bought some of the sounds or or amos little as you heard by the right in 2000 to you might remember this cartoon network decided to cancel to shelve to take out of the rotation speed eakins allas because somebody and here's the emphasis nobody none of the. black lives matter or anti for protestors are asking for this this is being done we're told is lee this is being done voluntarily but they did this and if you recall in 2000 to 18 years ago there was the biggest backlash you've ever seen from home hispanic and latino speedy gonzales evers yeah so this is a recurring theme this is called either those people come up with this i take responsibility white privilege who are these people are steve is gati they're doing it quick to go to sleep nobody's asking because nobody cares this is not on the b.l.m. agenda scotty you know you've been outraged about this the gun with the wind the castle culture and even tweeting about it on social media a lot we have less than a minute to

i've done and i completely get it because you know i used to do richard pryor routines and and mr cosby stuff because that's that's what you heard but then expand and get to know yourself he didn't want to break out of that bubble and i told him i was frank with message especially as a young black man it's important for you to understand all the things that you can do so that you don't walk on stage in his go to immediately was one character character thing that he did that sin bad and i jumped on him he's like i'm hot sauce. i got that sucks i got that sucks and i was like i went dude do you do what what what do you do right now and sinbad asked me said does your uncle really talk like that no sir do you know someone that actually have their personal life no sir. his whole thing had been built because of an image that he felt that he had to have because he was black and he felt he had to do this and live up to whatever this thing was and what came out of that and he was the real kid and he took chief he wrote the stand of set which was. out of this world about being being the being a k

but 1st back to cosby not. to amateur fighter kid in china who faces very different problems in everyday life. this is what his working day looks like. a book with card. kill works in a small mobile phone store in a large shopping mall. under the knife. but. surely the focal point of this choice of so. mild i'm in sales and one of us has to win either me or the customer it's like in the ring. maybe there was water inside. his car while he was on a b. or a short circuit will have to change the button how soon will we know. after it's been changed. a lock on my shoulder bottle but i'm bottle but i'm here to talk about 1st i worked as a security guard for a month but i was there wasn't so great because i was at the other end the talent of being noisy but then i started here 1st only once in awhile then full time and it's been good so far. good all works 12 hour shifts 5 days a week. does not mean you know thank you for it i have to make a conscious effort to stay calm but what's also important in the ring because

both of them were accused of sexually abusing women, but one bill cosby, he was charged and now he's sitting in jail because of what he did to women. but the other bill is now campaigning for his wife for president and he's living the high life. i think the hypocrisy of the democratic party is now coming home to roost. president obama and vice president biden had eight years to deal with these issues and nothing's been done. and i hope this time is a wake-up call to america that both parties are complicit in this nightmare and we need to get it straightened out once and for all. thank you for taking my call. >> okay. mayor williams, any thoughts? >> well, you know, certainly i respect the caller's viewpoint, you know. but certainly, this has, what's going on right now has nothing for people to listen of the outcry of the individuals that have been disservice edisserved certainly been hurt for many, many years. i am not rallying for 40 acres and a mule. not at all. this is about making sure that equity is in place for everyone to make sure that we all have a fair opportunity as it rel

taking a look at some of the stories we think you'll be talking about today, including this -- bill cosbyault conviction. the 82-year-old is nearly two years into a three to ten-year prison term for drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand at his home in 2004. the pennsylvania supreme court agreed yesterday to review two aspects of the case. first involves the judge's decision to allow testimony from five other accusers who alleged long ago sexual assault by cosby. the court will also review his claim that he had an agreement with a former prosecutor that he would never be charged in the case. in a statement, constand asked the court to consider the prospect of putting, quote, my perpetrator back into the community when he has show no remorse for his actions. >>> now to this -- at least 17 high school students from ohio tested positive for coronavirus after a recent trip to myrtle beach, south carolina. officials say two people who came in contact with those teenagers have also been diagnosed with covid-19. nearly 100 students returned home to belmont county, ohio, from the resort

it's a lot harder to issue, "okay, guys, we need to raise money for a new bill cosby standpointue. by the way, why does a 16th century spanish conquistador have such a devoted angry fan club to begin with. who are you people? why is this your hero? why caercht you be obsessed with beyonce like normal people. conquistador, they're not even here. they don't have number one hits. no one is singing conquistador songs. all the conquistadors, all the conquistadors. that wasn't a hit. maybe the biggest sign of the power of the black lives movement right now is it is changing america's cultural institutions. just look at the n.f.l., which is surprising everyone with a high-profile reversal. >> n.f.l. commissioner roger goodell weighing in on quarterback colin kaepernick, who has not played since 2016, when he first started kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial inequality. well, goodell now saying he encourages a team to sign kaepernick. >> i welcome that out a club making that decision and i encourage them to do that. >> goodell again says he and the league were wrong to op

pre-cosby. where people -- where he got the idea from. of professors and doctors and engineers. those were my neighbors. that was my upbringing. and some people are not educated. not everybody has degrees and masters. telling me they are better than me because of the color of their skin and they were born a certain way in this country. it makes no sense. all the people can go have several seats and continue to live the way they live and they will be gone and forgotten because people like you and me will get together and make this a different place. so, i have to say i want to hear from you. we'll talk about it tomorrow. >> it's your show. >> these guys are waiting on a plane. i'll let chris talk tomorrow. and i have to get to this. it's important guests. >> love you, don. tell the truth. >> i appreciate it. >> you never mention lunch. >> you can buy next time. >> as i said we'll do something different. we'll take the take i usually talk about you don't want to miss it. something is happening here. these two people are effecting how it's happening. i have special guests. ben krum

. >> bill cosby has been granted an appeal to fight his sexual assault conviction between the pennsylvaniapreme court he is serving a three to ten-year sentence. the court will look at whether certain testimony should have been allowed and whether he should have been put on trial to begin with because of a prior non-prosecution agreement. big news out of pennsylvania today. kelly, back to you >> thanks so much. let's check on markets right now. at near session highs as they've been for most of the afternoon dow up, the s&p up nicely, the nasdaq up 1.4% today and text is the lear leadership across all of the major averages, the tech sector leading the way and consumer discretionary, staples, that baskets that includes the home stocks, the nasdaq 100. there you have it and the russell 2,000s are up about 1% the oil market is closing up let's go to dominic chu for more >> it's mostly red here for the energy market, especially for crude oil. check out for the u.s. benchmark, wti prices right now off by 3/4 of 1%, a couple of duelling forces at least at play, the softening of the trade rhetoric

bill cosby, or a better example would be harvey weinstein. i lived in new york. know people in the film industry. it has been an open secret for years and years that he was doing -- that his behavior was unconscionable. i heard people talk about it, you know, 10 years ago. the "new york times" five or six or seven years ago tried to do a story on it. just couldn't get people to speak on the record. i mean, there is nothing -- this wasn't something that popped up in 2018. this was an open secret in these worlds for a decade or more, but it takes an extraordinarily long time for people to come to grips with the enormity of this crime and to kind of find a way to do something about it. that's, to me, the intriguing lesson. susan: last example from this, because our time really evaporates quickly, another person in the news right now, khalid sheikh mohammed, his military court judge just set his trial date for january 2021. let's watch the video, and let's -- help us understand what you -- how he fits into what you are talking about here. [video clip] >> i have dealt

it sounds like you're on the payroll of the police and bill cosby and all those sorts of people. what should be done to keep cops from killing us, allowing, to hold each cops -laer accountable is a la land dream. guest: police should be held to a higher standard than anyone else. let me tell you personally that in my life i have lost a 29-year-old brother who was killed, leaving behind of five children. a 17-year-old niece who was raped and murdered. a nephew who was shot and killed by a young man he grew up with. and two other nephews put in intensive care. not a single one of them was assaulted by white police officers. they were killed and assaulted by another black person. problem ise the internal. is where we ought to be addressing the problem right now. only 1000 people are shot by police officers for whatever. 9000 blacks kill other blacks every year. i ask you where should our priorities lie if we really care about black lives? we ought to be taking steps like we do at the woodson center to help organizations within communities to reduce that violence. that is taking pers

i want to ask you to switch gears because pennsylvania's highest court granting bill cosby the right issues in his 2018 conviction, that conviction on sexual assault charges. what are the implications here, judge, especially for the other me too cases? >> well, this is a unique me too case, maria, not only because he is a celebrity but for two reasons. one, the evidence of his guilt is overwhelming, truly overwhelming. however, he may not have received a fair trial. and that's what the pennsylvania supreme court is going to look at. i'm surprised they took the appeal. there must be members on that court, there's seven justices on that court, who are really concerned about whether the trial was fair. there's two aspects of the trial that are being challenged. one is an agreement he had with a prior prosecutor that if he testified truthfully in a civil deposition about his relationship with a woman, he would not be prosecuted. he did testify. the testimony was found to be truthful. and then they used that testimony against him in a subsequent prosecution. so is agreement with prosecuto

bill cosby was charged and is sitting in jail because of what he did to women. bill, he is now campaigning for his wife for president and he is living the high life. i think the hypocrisy of the democratic party is coming home to roost. president obama and vice president biden had years to deal with these issues and nothing has been done. i hope this is a wake-up call to america that both parties are complicit in this nightmare. we need to get it straightened out once and for all. thank you for taking my call. host: mayor williams, any thoughts? guest: certainly i respect the caller's viewpoint, but what is going on right now has nothing to do with bill cosby, has nothing to do with former president bill clinton. certainly, there has been, for many, many years, two americas. we must address that. however, what is taking place right now, this is not about party. what is going on, it is not a respecter of democrats, republicans, independents, black, white, gender. none of those. this is about the need to sit down and have a true discussion for people to listen of

cosby from march. the korean won is holding a four-day advance.ency playing catch-up. we are assessing these latest expert data is. these figures showing a rise in 22.2% -- 20.2% year on year. 2,000,000,000,001 asset purchase for companies with liquidity. this as policymakers attempt to push in the shortfall from the virus. in sydney, aussie stocks are under pressure, snapping a seven-day winning streak. the aussie dollar is easing off from opening high. let's check in on u.s. futures. we are seeing a move lower for s&p. we are seeing a move in the treasury build, continuing to climb after the overnight rally on the fed bond buying. outperforming. he conceded tenure off by one basis point. check out the hong kong dollar, continuing to hold near the strong end with a gap, still a major driver. we are seeing that peg. to the kong, jumping terminal as we wait on the debut, which raised $2.7 billion in the secondary listing at 100 2300 hong kong dollars. this was priced at a discount to the u.s. that has gone further as the adx climbed. certainly a bi

it sounds like you're on the payroll of the police and bill cosby and all those sorts of people.t should be done to keep cops from killing us, allowing, to hold each cops -laer accountable is a la land dream. guest: police should be held to a higher standard than anyone else. let me tell you personally that in my life i have lost a 29-year-old brother who was killed, leaving behind of five children. a 17-year-old niece who was raped and murdered. a nephew who was shot and killed by a young man he grew up with. and two other nephews put in intensive care. not a single one of them was assaulted by white police officers. they were killed and assaulted by another black person. problem ise the internal. is where we ought to be addressing the problem right now. only 1000 people are shot by police officers for whatever. 9000 blacks kill other blacks every year. i ask you where should our priorities lie if we really care about black lives? we ought to be taking steps like we do at the woodson center to help organizations within communities to reduce that violence. that is taking personal

and what was the crime he allegedly committed that because the cosby officer to shove his 00 floyd'sloyd snack neck? knee into floyd's neck. we have see this before. racism is clear and long-standing. the committee is having a hearing on something that has already been covered exhaustively by the justice department's inspector general in a nearly 500 page accord where they reviewed hundreds of , it has found no documentary or testimonial evidence that no political bias or improper motivations influenced the fbi investigation. moreover, the investigation was opened -- factual predicates. we know that the fbi director has already implemented steps based on the inspector general's report. hearing wastes this committees time in a blatant effort to support the president's conspiracy theories and to help the president's reelection. how can we make the proper use of this committee's time? that was the inspector general. in september 2018, the new york times reported that you suggested wearing a wire to secretly record president trump after he fired fbi director call y. the article reported that