just in crump, simply really thank you very much. ah, or un broke a deal to export grain from ukrainian ports blockaded by russia. has come into effect after being signed last friday, but actually shifting the crop to markets where it's needed could prove difficult. a great export coordination center has been set up in a stumble operated jointly by the united nations, turkey, russia, and ukraine to oversee the process and to verify shipments. the plan is to get $20000000.00 tons of ukrainian. great out of the country un says this is essential as of 50000000 people around the world needed to avoid the acute threat of hunger. but very real security concerns remain including the threat of russian bombardment and the presence of c mines off the coast. so if you are in charge of the multi $1000000.00 cargo ship, that would actually have to carry these grain through mind waters and with the threat of russian bombardment, would you take the risk? don't stop. it is a senior manager of environment and trade of the international chamber of shi

pat also said, so tellingly, that at any time during this bloody insurrection, that crump could havehis followers to stop. instead, he delayed more than three hours. —— trump could have walked to the podium. this is something that hasn't been said march. the tremendous damage trump has done not to advance a principle, but to advance his own selfish will to stay in power. —— hasn't been said march. we talked about the damage done to police officers, 140 injured, several dead. we haven't talked enough about the damage done to his own followers. that, to me, was the telling point of mr ayres' testimony, this ordinary guy who went to the capitol and has had his life ruined because he was indicted. art apply that many hundreds of times. that raises the _ many hundreds of times. that raises the question _ many hundreds of times. that raises the question about what people, what trump supporters make of what they are hearing, when their hero shows these people are turncoats, i stand ijy my people are turncoats, i stand by my position, the election was stolen... what is the general among his

justin crump from civil line in the u. k. thank you so much. okay, we're going to take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. crowds have gathered outside the embassy of me and mar and thailand. capital bank ought to process the execution of 4 political activist executions, which were me and must 1st and decades that prompted international outrage. the country's military raheem accused the full men of aging terror acts by civilian protest, as in the democratic republic of congo. still, the un headquarters in the countries of east crowds in the city of goma were demanding the withdrawal of the un peacekeeping mission. the region is beset by fighting among multiple militias and government forces. and a gunman who shot that 2 people in the canadian province in british columbia has been shot and killed by police. shoot, also wounded to others during an hours long rampage. true, suburban, vancouver investigators originally thought the attack was targeting the homeless, relates to set the motion was still being det

justin crump from civil line in the u. k. thank you so much. let's take a look at some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world . crowds has gathered outside the embassy of me and mar in thailand's cap in thailand's capital, bangkok, to protest the execution of 4 political activists. the executions which remain marg . first and decades of prompted international outrage, countries military raheem accused the men of 18 terror acts by a civilian movement. government who shot dead to people in the canadian province of british columbia, been shot and killed by police. shoot, also wounded to others during an hours long rampage through suburban vancouver. investigators originally thought the attack was targeting the homeless, but later said the most, it was still being determined and staying in canada, put francis has made a long awaited apology in person to indigenous groups. the 1st nations and other communities have long demanded. the catholic church, a tone to its role in the abuse of children at residential schools. and

. >> reporter: civil rights attorney benjamin crump said they came into the home, handcuffed her andcar. newly released body cam footage you can hear greer police she is not drunk and would hang herself if they put her in the car. it fails to show if closed, opened or interacted with the door. you are about to see video and deputies. this video is disturbing. >> hold up. i know how -- >> get on the other side closed? >> off camera you hear an officer if the door on the other side is closed to which the other officer replies why they left the scene and drove a short distance. greer fell out of the car. >> she jumped out the car. >> reporter: the video ends with greer on the ground while police wait for paramedics. gbi investigators concluded that the rear passenger side door was never closed. the family and attorney crump allege she wasn't in a seat belt and as a result when the car started moving she fell out and landed on the head, cracked the skull and then went into a coma for six days before dying from injuries. >> we want answers. we want to know the truth. how did she get out t

aunt georgia dated frank crump. call him godfather. >> was ludwig her bulgir almost killed by a mob. >> bulgir was in that. remember i said they were trying to get suffrage for black men. the constitution at the time louisiana constitution when it first came back into the united states lincoln wanted the south back. he wanted the southern states back so he did the 10 percent solution and louisiana came back but without the right to vote for black so many blacks decided they were going to have a convention and ludger boguille was a convention . he was attacked by police police came and killed everybody they could that was in that room . ludger boguille was there and sowere several other economy members . laszlo was there, i think his e son was nine or 10 years old. they stabbed the boy they shot out his eye . they shot camper. ludger boguille was almost killed when he was trying to come out of the building as people were trying to come out. he was almost killed but they grabbed the man in front of him coming out of t

civil rights attorney ben crump, who is representing the family, shared security camera footage of the shooting which he described as a "horrific execution." in a statement, crump said -- "roberappeared to be simply walking around the parking lot when officers exited their unmarked vehicle firing their weapons at him immediately. robert never had a chance to explain himself." a spokesperson for the san bernardino police department said adams "fit the description" of a tip police were investigating but the spokesperson admitted to the guardian that the officers had no knowledge of who adams was or his background when they shot him. and in labor news, chipotle has permanently closed a restaurant in augusta, maine, just a month after workers filed to form a union. an attorney for the labor union chipotle united described the actions of the company as "union busting 101." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now! co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan.

. >> reporter: attorney for the grier family, ben crump said she suffered brain trauma falling into ast. he's demanding transparency from investigators. brianna's parents beginning the difficult task of keeping their daughter's spirit alive. >> she'll keep after you until you tell what's wrong. >> now attorney ben crump is demanding that they release more videos. as for the gbi, they said that the officer driving the car never went on the passenger side off the vehicle and also the other officer was not wearing a body camera. eva? >> so many questions still. ike, thank you. >>> let's switch gears now and get a check of the weather with sam champion who's enjoying a sunny day at the park. >> and it's nice here, eva, it really is. it's gorgeous, but i want to show you a dust storm that w whipped up a pretty big one outside of phoenix. this was followed by a thunderstorm. let's talk about the dust storm first. but look into the skies you can clearly see how that big push of dust, even at street level kind of reduces visibility to nothing, and then a quick-moving thunderstorm came in with

nationally known civil rights attorney ben crump speaking on behalf of several current and former black employees of the mountain view based company. look, accusations include google unfairly policing black employees while also telling those workers they are not welcome. >> complaints to hr and managers they say were ignored. my chief of staff told me that my blackness shouldn't come to work. >> that i should figure out a way to leave it at home. but i look, i looked to the sky with my held hit my head held high in my fist up. i'm very black and i'm very proud of being that. >> google joins tesla in facing accusations of racial discrimination. the electric carmaker was hit with another lawsuit thursday alleging racism and harassment at its fremont factory. the company has denied any wrongdoing, but he's still looking at the potential of paying out millions. the alleged behavior at both companies may different specific accusations. but overall, the argument stands change is needed. >> google needs to go go racism. >> well, california's department of fair employment and housing previously

but you cities the next night, 80 pushy shad crump attack the are key in which is a us operation blue. last almost 8 months, many british cities suffer catastrophic destruction. churchill appears everywhere. a tall piles of rubble left by and strikes in factories and hospitals. mm. if speeches ah, works on military plans, but for his age, churchill is 60 sakes. he himself would have rushed into the battle. mm. but england cannot withstand germany alone. churchill asked roosevelt for help. roosevelt had no affection for churchill. he had no trust of the british and fact saw the british has penetrating much of the united states state department intelligence agencies, academic institutions, all to more or less influence the united states and government and academia, to being much more of in the line with the british atlanta assist agenda ah, the united states, thieves. war is rule, but businesses business in return for help. and in exchange, buffalo global one destroyers. the u. s. demands the right to use 8 british military bases in the atlantic. ah, we didn't receive anything from the

outside san francisco's federal courthouse, attorney bun crump announced they're expanding the lawsuitlf of google's black employees. >> white googlers would often police black employees by asking for your badges or refusing entry to the google shuttles or even saying we're not googly enough which i came to know meant we weren't white enough. >> my manager told me my blackness shouldn't come to work. >> the woman complained to managers and hr staff about the treatment, but they said no one was disciplined and instead they were constantly advised to assume the best intent. we reached out to google for comment but haven't heard back. >>> all the remaining pandemic related eviction protections in california will expire in less than an hour, by midnight to be exact. tenant groups are still pressuring the state to extend protections for those that need it saying tens of thousands are still waiting for rent relief to be approved and may now be facing eviction. >>> with a ruling from the supreme court today, one of the country's most controversial immigration policies is ending. in a 5-4 ruli

. >> reporter: to civil rights attorney ben crump, more than 15,000 people have commented. >> the apologies were not genuine. >> reporter: today, brown, alongside her attorney, b'ivory lamar called for the employee to be fired who ignored her daughter and niece. >> we want an authentic apology, okay? we want the acceptance of responsibility here. >> reporter: sesame place, owned by seaworld parks and entertainment posted two statements. the first one said the performer portraying the rosita character confirmed that the no-chand gesture seen several times in the video was not directed to any specific person. rather, it was a response to multiple requests to hold a child for a photo, which is not permitted. they posted a second statement the next day, which started with an apology to the family and plans to take action to do better. ♪ how do you know ♪ >> reporter: the characters are licensed from sesame workshop, the nonprofit best known for producing sesame street and its cast of diverse and inclusive characters. today in a statement to cbs news, the sesame workshop said in part it's unacce

nationally known civil rights attorney ben crump speaking on behalf of several current and former black employees of the mountain view based company. look, accusations include google unfairly policing black employees will also telling those workers they are not welcome. >> complaints to hr and managers they say were ignored. my chief of staff told me that my blackness shouldn't come to work, that i should figure out a way to leave it at home. >> but i look, i look to the sky with my held to my head held high in my fist up. i'm very black and i'm very proud of being that. >> google joins tesla in facing accusations of racial discrimination. the electric carmaker was hit with another lawsuit thursday alleging racism and harassment at its fremont factory. the company has denied any wrongdoing, but he's still looking at the potential of paying out millions. the alleged behavior at both companies may different specific accusations. but overall, the argument stands change is needed. >> google needs to go go racism. >> reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> coming up on 4.27 an

but that could change ben to us and crump could no longer afford to buy gas, insufficient quantities. the momentum gotten up. why? if there's a gas shortage, we assume that our current contract will become invalid album, griffin, that i remember, that means we would then have to suddenly start buying gas on the spot market. what mark regard i, if we could even get it? and then the question would be, what would the price be making by the spot market is where commodities are traded. friend media delivery at current prices. those prices are already high. now i could reach 7 times what was encrypt normally, pays under its contract, a deal breaker for the company, which would be forced to shut down many of its ovens. the pressure is increasing to us, and croppers played out a number of different crisis scenarios. if the entire conglomerate is forced to work with half its current gas levels, it could continue in emergency operation. but less than half would mean tustin crook would have to shut off its furnaces and cease production. now, what about this combo cheap energy for russia? and hug

. >> to civil rights leader ben crump more than 15,000 people commented. >> the apologies were not genuine. >> today alongside her attorney b'ivory lambmar called for the firing of the employee who appeared to ignore her daughter and niece. >> we want a genuine, an authentic apology, okay. we want the acceptance of responsibility here. >> sesame place owned by sea world parks and entertainment posted two statements. the first one said the performer portraying the rossitya character confirmed that the no hands gesture seen several times in the video was not directed to any specific person, rather it was a response to multiple requests to hold a child for a photo which is not permitted. they posted a second statement the next day which started with an apology to the families and plan dtoo better. >> how do you know. >> the characters are licent ofd diverse characters. today in a statement to cbs news the sesame workshop said in part it's unacceptable that our beloved characters and brand have contributed in anyway to the pain and hurt of any child or family. >> sesame place had an opportunit

president joe biden says he raised murder, a journalist, jamal shockey, and talks with saudi arabia's crump, prince restriction to murder cour, shogi. i raises at the top of the meeting, making it clear what i thought of it the time. now when i think of it now, ah, hi there, i'm kimbell. this is al jazeera calling from dell ha. also coming up for lancaster, you enter in president ronald, became a singer vows to establish the world of all protested demanding a political overhauled nations big and small help ukraine. crowd fund its war effort against russia and parts of europe swelter under a searing summer heat. white stocking wildfires on prompting evacuations. ah, as a candidates he pledged to make saudi arabia a pariah. now his 1st visit to the kingdom is u. s. president. so we bought it is trying to reset relations and a push for more oil. i'd and says he confronted saudi crown. prince mom had been feldman of the motor of jealous jamal cuz she had raised the issue of human rights . it was the 1st encounter for the 2 which began with a fist pump. jetta, a white house correspondents, kimbe

region, the head was asked about it on the bbc broadcast strategic risk assessment company justin crump, we believe that the russians will be able to perceive as an achievement that can be sold to their audience and putin personally as a victory - this is the capture of the rest of the donetsk luhansk regions, but this is much more than what they managed. if you want, russia started this war by trying to capture large parts of ukraine, but in the future the ambitions became smaller and smaller, i think it will be much more difficult for them with the cities located further to the west of slavic kramatorsk, which has been defended for a long time, and i also think it is important to know that the ukrainians are leaving lysychansk, but they left severodonetsk in good condition, they did not run away from persecution, they were not defeated by the russian military. unfortunately, they retreated, but this is something that is quite difficult to do in war, and they did it well, from what we can see, and they are leaving in good condition, so this shows that russian pressure does not lead to

preferred method for the us is to try to get back to the iran nuclear accord that was dropped by president crump018. if you look throughout the rest of this document, thisjoint declaration, there is a lot there are also about trying to enhance the integration of israel in the region, that is how they put it, because they have been these normalisation deals that israel has struck with arab countries in the last few years and that has led to a regional shift and change the focus of us policy—making in the region. focus of us policy-making in the region-— the region. there is a lot to discuss there. _ natan sachs is a senior fellow in, and director of, the center for middle east policy at brookings where he focuses on israeli foreign policy and us—israeli relations. when we talk about us israeli relations we see this agreement and we see a strength and support for each other. but how far will the us really go when the president talks about using force, if it is necessary? it is a difference in what israel is a difference in what israel is suggesting. is a difference in what israel is suggesting-— i

and 100 crump and explain to the president of the king said you best taken measures to ensure that a situation like this cannot happen again the for he's one. hi miss also mentioned that a number of countries in a number of countries around the world. you have situations where journalists are killed, that those countries have to take steps in order to bring those responsible to justice and to ensure that it doesn't happen. and then he also raised the issue of the policy in american journalist that was killed by the israeli defense forces and the need to ensure that this issue is properly dealt with. so these issues, unfortunately, mistakes happen all over the world. and the important thing is to deal with some effectively indecisively or earlier. i spoke to our white house correspondent, kimberly how could she says biden's giving back empty handed from his trip. it's not good for this president because there are a number of factors that play. first of all, most americans weren't paying attention. that's a big problem. the other big problem is if they were about the only thing they we

or if some of the rambo, when i get on crump, complex, younger co muscle scirocco will living. it great contradiction in the city. we are a great deal to the big companies, but it's been at the cost of the well being of citizens. and that's the problem. we need to completely rethink the question of water usage. the water crisis in monterey, a city of more than 5000000 people has reached a critical point. many now rely almost entirely on public water tanks. for some, they are the only source of water available and of course almost an hour. then we have no water, nothing comes out of the top and we have to carry a back home for cooking cleaning and even the bathroom. we buy our drinking water from the supermarket home, mexico's president. his vowed to continue to support efforts to supply water to various cities in northern mexico. but experts say the strategy is not sustainable . adding that the only real solution is rein, manuel it up a low al jazeera monterey ah, type of krycek.

and his last stop in saudi arabia had previously refused to deal with saudi crump. his mom had been sold man, after the murder of american german jamal shot g. earlier al jazeera spoke to the us national security council spokesman john kirby. he says biden plans to facilitate a path towards the 2 state solution between palestinians and israelis. there was no relationship with the united states and the palestinian authority over much of the last administration. and there were no conversations happening. there was no dialogue and palestinian palestinian interests were basically ignored by the previous administration. president biden wants to take a completely different view here. he believes that the 2 state solution is the best solution for both israelis and palestinians. and he's looking forward to meeting with president a boss to talk about how the united states is committed to a 2 state solution and to, and to seeing real peace here. because he believes that that is the best option for democratic senators in the us have sent a letter to the secretary of state by t

there are many guns, but the effectiveness of each of them is not very great, military expert justin crumpwho has 20 years of service in the british army, explains that nowadays the russians are advancing much more slowly in the east, where they the most forces, because thanks to only a small number of heimers, the ukrainians managed to disrupt the means of supplying weapons to the front, and accordingly, the advantage in artillery is gradually lost, because guns without shells are worthless, russian logistics are very predictable, because they rely mostly on people, while western logistics are mostly machines systems, so of course all this limits their mobility, especially with regard to artillery ammunition, in a few weeks in the west, jet systems destroyed more than 30 of key targets, and it is not only warehouses with weapons that have been wiped off the face of the earth, and logistics centers and warehouses for sleeping and what is most important, command posts, so -called decision-making centers, and there the senior officers are applied when we apply e of this himer technique, the

national churchill museum here at westminster college, past fellows include churchill's grandson, walter crump kite, president eisenhower, truman but also churchill fellows. and we are very pleased to welcome you into that honorary society today, congratulations and thank you, again. >> thank you. okay, so what we are talking about today is picking up where we left off on

. >> reporter: ...to civil rights attorney ben crump, more than 15,000 people have commented. >> the apologies were not genuine. >> reporter: today, brown, alongside her attorney b'ivory lamarr, called for the firing of the employee who appeared to ignore her daughter and niece. firing of the employee who appeared to ignore her >> we want a genuine, an authentic apology, okay? >> that's right. >> we want the acceptance of responsibility here. >> reporter: sesame place, owned by sea world parks and entertainment, posted two statements. the first one said "the performer portraying the rosita character confirmed that the 'no' hand gesture seen several times in the video was not directed to any specific person. rather, it was a response to multiple requests to hold a child for a photo," which is not permitted. they posted a second statement the next day, which started with an apology to the families and plans to take action to do better. ♪ how do you know ♪ >> reporter: the characters are licensed from sesame workshop, the non-profit best known for producing "sesame street" and its cast

earlier i spoke tojustine crump, the ceo of sibylline, an international intelligence and risk analysisis always confusing, we talk of the fog of war the lack of clarity, and the donbas has had more than its fair share of that, the are pretty confident in all their internal and external comms that they have achieved not only via capture of lysychansk but also the complete capture of luhansk oblast completely, one of their aims, and the one they have always been closest to achieving, and we have expected this development for some since severodonetsk fell and the pressure towards the encircling of lysychansk began around a week ago. we are about 77 days into this and this is the first thing that the russians have achieved in the donbas. what does this mean for the wider region, in the context of the russian aims and goals? this is something that the russians could accept as a victory, that they could sell internally, if they captured the rest of donetsk oblast, which will be a bigger task and what they have achieved. russia started square are trying to take big chunks of ukraine and they

joining me now isjustine crump, who is the ceo of sibylline, an international intelligence and risk analysisancy. thank you for being with us, what you make of these russian claims that they are now in control of the luhansk region? how important is it to them and what do you make of the fact they are making this statement in the first place? i fact they are making this statement in the first place?— in the first place? i think you are completely _ in the first place? i think you are completely correct _ in the first place? i think you are completely correct any _ in the first place? i think you are i completely correct any observations that it would be a big claim to make every russia wasn't pretty sure the situation, while any battle is always confusing, we talk of the fog of war the lack of clarity, and the donbas has had more than its fair share of dance, the are pretty confident in all their internal and external comms that they have achieved not only via capture of lucy hanks but also the complete capture of lu ha nsk lucy hanks but also the complete capture of luhansk oblast completel

francine: in london, all they ask you is about inflation and ben crump.: -- inflation and crypto. tom: and then other things. francine: we get more and the gas flow stories next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open, 30 minutes into the european trading day. markets bruised, the s&p 500 suffers its worst first half and over 50 years. july begins were june left off. have we reached peak inflation? the answer can come in 90 minutes. worker striking for better pay are the latest pressure point for inflation. >> i'm in hong kong. as the city marks the 25th anniversary of the handover, beijing's crackdown suspended. what about the city's future? tom: let's check in on the markets. the historical context, running through the s&p 500, the biggest drop for the first half since the 1970's. the nasdaq down the percent. european stocks lower by 70% in the first half. -- 17% in the first half. let's check in on the benchmark, down 0.4%. in terms of the sectors in the green, three of them, retail leading the pack. at the bottom, technology, health c

well, for more i'm joined byjustin crump.me now from stockbridge. thank you for speaking to us on bbc news. let me ask you first of all, what difference does this kind of training make, given it is taking place in another country? in a simple way, it is clearly a different kind of environment in which to be learning how to fight. yes, what is good is that it is using resources that ukraine would otherwise allocate to training, so using british instructors who are not only getting the expertise, you are getting a higher ratio of instructors to trainees. it is also taking place, of course, somewhere thatis taking place, of course, somewhere that is not in a war zone will stop a number of the recruits in the uk were victims of an air on the way as they came back to the uk, so that highlight the dangers you have with trying to train in a country where you are at war, as opposed to being able to focus on training in an environment away from the front line. and that is fairly conventional in most wars it is going to be better to tr

near where she was sitting never was closed according to a news relief, so the family attorney ben crumpthat they did not secure the back door, and so as a result when the car was moving she somehow fell out of the car and landed on her head and cracked her skull and went into a coma and died because of her injuries. >> we need answers. we want to know the truth. we want to know how did she get out of the car for her to be not here no more. >> cnn has reached out to the hancock sheriff's department, but they have yet to respond. >> thank you. keep us posted, nadia. >>> and outrage on capitol hill, and the demonstrators are demonstrating because of republicans blocking a bill that would help millions of veterans. that live report is straight ahead. ive health. each serving has 5 grams of fiber anand no added sugar. metamucil fiber gummies. [whistling] when y that's easier to ctrol... that can scale aoss all your clouds... we got that right? yeah, we got that. it's easier to be an innovator. so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] ♪ meta portal go. look professional. ♪ even if yo

already heard testimony about cipollone's efforts to stand in the way it of some of the things that crump was trying to do, like installing jeffrey clark as attorney general. and his attempts to try to go down to the capitol on january 6th, as well as the cleanup after january 6th. these are all important parts of what the committee is investigating. the question would be how forthcoming he is, and then whether or not we will see bits and pieces of this testimony at upcoming hearings. there could be as many as two more hearings on the committee. we know that this particular deposition will be videotaped. so the question is, when will we see what cipollone has to say and just how important it is to the investigation in general. >> this interview, still ongoing, a few hours and, thank you ride noble, lettuce continue that conversation, joining us now is former nixon house counsel, john dean. john, you have been in cipollone's shoes, how are you looking at this? >> i agree, he is a key witness . he sought a lot of things that were going on did his duty, and his assignment, was to protect the

nationally known civil rights attorney ben crump speaking on behalf of several current and former black employees of the mountain dew based company. look, accusations include google unfairly policing black employees while also telling those workers they are not welcome. >> complaints to hr and managers they say were ignored. my chief of staff told me that my blackness shouldn't come to work, that i should figure out a way to leave it at home. but i look. >> i looked to the sky with my held to my head held high in my fist up. i'm very black and i'm very proud of being that. >> google joins tesla in facing accusations of racial discrimination. the electric carmaker was hit with another lawsuit thursday alleging racism and harassment at its fremont factory. the company has denied any wrongdoing, but he's still looking at the potential of paying out millions. the alleged behavior at both companies may different specific accusations. but overall, the argument stands change is needed. >> google needs to go go racism. >> reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> san francisco vote

it got the attention of hundreds of thousands of people online, including civil rights attorney ben crump that whole parade would have been [inaudible] >> and singer kelly roland. on sunday, sesame place issued a statement. our brand, our park and our employees stand for inclusivity and a quality in all forms. that is what sets me plate place is about. and we do not tolerate any parks that are not -- to that commitment. >> the -- have said -- didn't intentionally say no to the two girls and instead the hand gesture was directed to someone asking the character to hold a child vote, which is against the rules. it also suggested that the costume may have inadvertently cause the performer to miss seeing the girls at a lower level. >> what do you think about the explanation they gave? >> i think it was probably -- because you didn't take accountability for what the character did. instead, like, -- said, try to give an excuse. >> -- that's replaced apologize to the family and granted them a refund, adding, quote, it's not acceptable to us when children and families don't feel special, seen and

civil rights attorney ben crump held a news conference in san francisco outside the federal building.d several black women who are joining a class action lawsuit accusing google of a pattern and practice of racist actions. they described slurs and suggestions that they did not belong at google. had a white woman come in and join our team and ex me. how did i get this job? and i asked her because i thought it was really weird. are you asking anyone else? how did they get this job right? or is it just me? and she did, you know, get really quiet, and she said, well, i just want to know how you got this job like, how are you a product manager? she described reporting the incident to human resources and being told quote, assume the best intent. she also said that a promised promotion was not given . so far. google has not responded to our questions are ktvu s request for comment. pilots for another major u. s airline can soon get a raise the ceo of american airlines offering its pilots a new contract with pay raises totaling 17% the africa comes less than a week after united airlines and i

nationally known civil rights attorney ben crump speaking on behalf of several current and former black employees of the mountain view based company. look, accusations include google unfairly policing black employees while also telling those workers they are not welcome. >> complaints to hr and managers they say were ignored. my chief of staff told me that my blackness shouldn't come to work, that i should figure out a way to leave it at home. but i look. >> i looked to the sky with my held to my head held high in my fist up. i'm very black and i'm very proud of being that. >> google joins tesla in facing accusations of racial discrimination. the electric carmaker was hit with another lawsuit thursday alleging racism and harassment at its fremont factory. the company has denied any wrongdoing, but he's still looking at the potential of paying out millions. the alleged behavior at both companies may different specific accusations. but overall, the argument stands change is needed. >> google needs to go go racism. >> reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> the international

nationally known civil rights attorney ben crump speaking on behalf of several current and former blackes of the mountain view based company. look, accusations include google unfairly policing black should figure out a way to >> i looked to the sky with my - held hit my head held high in my fist up. i'm very black and i'm very proud of being that. >> google joins tesla in facing accusations of racial discrimination. the electric carmaker was hit with another lawsuit thursday alleging racism and harassment at its fremont factory. the company has denied any wrongdoing, but it's still looking at the potential of paying out millions. the alleged behavior at both companies may different specific accusations. but overall, the argument stands change is needed. >> google needs to go go racism. >> reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> happening now, the state's eviction moratorium has expired. and now there's concern thousands of californians could soon have no place to live. the eviction moratorium was initially set to end in april, but it was extended by lawmakers till today.

nationally known civil rights attorney ben crump speaking on behalf of several current and former black employees of the mountain view based company accusations include google unfairly policing black employees while also telling those workers they are not welcome. >> complaints to hr and managers they say were ignored. my chief of staff told me that my blackness shouldn't come to work, that i should figure out a way to leave it at home. but i look. >> i looked to the sky with my held to my head held high in my fist up. i'm very black and i'm very proud of being that. >> google joins tesla in facing accusations of racial discrimination. the electric carmaker was hit with another lawsuit thursday alleging racism and harassment at its fremont factory. the company has denied any wrongdoing, but he's still looking at the potential of paying out millions. the alleged behavior at both companies may different specific accusations. but overall, the argument stands change is needed. >> google needs to go go racism. >> california's department of fair employment and housing previously sued tesla ov

it got the attention of hundreds of thousands of people online, including civil rights attorney ben crump>> had that been me, the whole parade would have been in flames. >> reporter: and singer kelly rowland. on sunday, sesame place issued a statement our brand, our park and our employees stand for inclusivity and equality in all forms. that is what sesame place is all about and we do not tolerate any behaviors in our parks that are contrary to that commitment. the park also said the performer didn't intentionally say no to the two girls, and instead the hand gesture was character to hold their child for a photo, which is against the rules. it also suggested the costume may have inadvertently caused the performer to miss seeing the girls at a lower level. >> what did you think about the explanation the park initially gave? >> i think it was a slap in the face because you didn't take accountability for what the character did. instead, you make -- like i said, tried to give an excuse. >> reporter: a park spokesperson tells cnn says me place has apologized to the family and granted them a re

civil rights attorney ben crump held a news conference in san francisco outside the federal building. he introduced several black women who are joining a class action lawsuit. that accuses google of a pattern and practice of racist actions. they described slurs and suggestions that they didn't belong at the company. had a white woman come in and join our team and asked me how did i get this job? and i asked her because i thought it was really weird. are you asking anyone else? how did they get this job right? or is it just me? and she did, you know, get really quiet, and she said, well, i just want to know how you got this job like, how are you a product manager? veronica lewis described reporting the incident to human resources at google and being told quote, assume the best intent end quote. she also said it promised promotion was never given. google has not responded to ktvu s request for comment. still to come at noon at historic transfer in contra costa county to fire districts that have now joined forces to become one and the late apple ceo and founder steve jobs receiving a top

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nationally known civil rights attorney ben crump speaking on behalf of several current and former blackns include google unfairly policing black employees while also telling those workers they are not welcome. >> complaints to hr and managers they say were ignored. my chief of staff told me that my blackness shouldn't come to work, that i should figure out a way to leave it at home. but i look. >> i looked to the sky with my held hit my head held high in my fist up. i'm very black and i'm very proud of being that. >> google joins tesla in facing accusations of racial discrimination. the electric carmaker was hit with another lawsuit thursday alleging racism and harassment at its fremont factory. the company has denied any wrongdoing, but it's still looking at the potential of paying out millions. the alleged behavior at both companies may different specific accusations. but overall, the argument stands change is needed. >> google needs to go go racism. >> reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> 34 is the time and happening right now. the state's eviction moratorium has ex