>> um, i was -- well, until about two weeks after we lost crystal. >> crystal's family heard that andause he never called, he never cared, he doesn't care. >> as for the prosecution theory that he hatched a plot on the basketball court with skyler moore aka c-styles to kill crystal taylor? impossible, said derek, for two reasons. first -- >> did you ever play basketball at this park? >> no, sir. >> but more important -- >> prior to this case, have you ever seen skyler moore before in your life? >> no, sir. >> derek also had an explanation for why he showed up on security video at a 7-eleven near both moore's and crystal's homes. he said he stopped for cash after being at his aunt's house nearby. >> my mother asked me to run an errand for her, to take my aunt a cooking device. it was something round. it was either a crock-pot or a pressure cooker. >> derek forcefully denied any involvement in crystal's murder. >> did you have anything to do with the death of crystal taylor? >> no, i did not, sir. >> did you have her killed? >> no, i did not. >> did you have her shot in the head so that

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crystal and kevin, welcome to the program. crystal, tomorrow to you first.there be pushback having parents at the table? >> i don't think there is any pushback on parents wanting a seat at the table. the question is on critical race theory which really is not a real conversation. what we already know is that this is not an actual class, this is an academic term. this is just the republican talking point that they are using to really just decide that they don't want to talk about race in america and the ugly past and the ugly history of this country. so i find it funny we continue to have this conversation around crt, parents saying and speaking up that they want to be heard about what their children are being taught in schools when this isn't even a subject. so to me it is a no-brainer. >> harris: crystal. kevin, i know you will speak more about this. if you listen to people who don't agree with you you might be able to meet in the middle and not have a fight going on. not everybody would agree with what you said. kevin. >> well, yes, i agree with that but i

a few years after befriending crystal, he found romance.led lea. >> i had decided to learn how to shoot and buy a firearm and learn how to use it. i was tired of feeling vulnerable as a woman. and being scared of noises that night. >> lia says that weldon didn't make a huge first impression the first time she met him but soon she realized -- >> he was interested and i was not, at first. and he won me over. >> how did he do that? >> he's very witty. and he has a very good intelligence and humor. he's just a very engaging person. >> he told her about his work with krystal. >> it was just consistent, that he had come alongside and, help them feel more confident and safe. >> and just like crystal before her, leave felt empowered around weldon. >> he strong and i enjoyed his strength, i felt safe around him. >> on september 20th 2014, lea became misses mcdavid, less than two years later she gave birth to their son. somewhere around there, weldon told them about another woman he was helping at the range. a woman named diana lovejoy. >> he told me

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please welcome billy crystal. >> actual people. >> jimmy: i know, right.ns. seriously. i, like we all have, i have been in zoom cave world. >> jimmy: you really have. you took it seriously. >> i did not come out. now i feel like a chilean people. people. >> i am glad you came. i know you were debating should i come in. >> i heard people, i said no. i wanted to see you. when you have been zooming as long as you have been zooming. when you see somebody, it is amazing how much bigger that you are in person. it is fantastic. you know, listen. we got a lot done. you have had some amazing shows. >> jimmy: i am just glad to have people watching them. >> and going back, i thought the emmys was fantastic. i called you right away. i have played to empty arenas. but when you do an award show like that and you made it as good as you did. >> jimmy: you are very nice to say that. i consider you to be the finest of all of the oscar hosts, and i very much appreciate it. you know, on zoom we can't really whack each other off like we are here right now. >> if i was -- the h

crystal: the u.s.ery hard as of today, equity is still up tremendously, so in terms of objectively looking at the equity capital market, this is not a bad time to go public. it's just that this week happens to be full of competition. the conventional wisdom is you do not steal the limelight from the communist party if there any sort of official events. for them to be doing the deal the same week that the communist party celebrates such a big milestone, it is unconventional, it wouldn't be surprising that they got messages from up high to lay low and not do any media sfwuvz. emily: how much didi, crystal, does it compare are other ride hailers. uber is the easiest comparison, didi doesn't have a food delivery business and lyft which is a very different business. didi is kind of its own beast. crystal: the region is the difference. they are very dominant in china. they did expand during the pandemic internationally and had some food delivery business, for instance, in mexico, they're the second biggest f

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but crystal is more interested in the japanese bakery around the corner. it offers some far eastern class to good. green stuff is much up in the pastry specialties aren't generally crispy like german ones. they're big, tough and packed and plastic wrap along with the flavor that too is authentically japanese ok. me go to feelings and try to head to many other places. i don't know. it's well to germany. this one is a genuine pay for the big wide world right in the middle of germany. that fascinates me as in many other places, just play around with cliches. and well known names here, so you can really immerse yourself in something like a little japan for a few hours. and that's why the name is so fitting, little tokyo from japan. it's just a short john down the rhine with a stop over in the south seas. an artificial swimming like near fountain, back to san francisco. the to actual locations are separated by over 15000 kilometers. in germany, it's barely a 100 golden gate bridge of the lower right. the destination is germany's longest suspension bridge with 8

found that cool spot to get to this morning at the golden gate bridge skies are crystal clear out there. not a lot of marine influence yet again. so that's daytime highs are going to soar across most of the bay area. today is our last day with widespread triple digits, at least after today. you will start to see us easing off those peak temperatures as temperatures this weekend will still be hot just not as extreme pittsburgh at 77 right now doubling in concord each at 66 oakland at 60 while berkeley at 65 a range of 50's in san francisco petaluma as well as santa rosa throughout the course of the day today daytime highs will again be very, very hot inland areas as hot as a 108 degrees besides cities in the mid 80's. while coastal areas as warm as the 70's. so get out to the coast. if you can. those are definitely the spots to get to and expect sunshine all day long talking when this heat will eventually buy that for us. still to come, the rest of your forecast. john, thank you for that. we're going to look at your commute right now, not tracking any major hot spots right now as you're

crystal: so many deals and investors are really selective these days.ve to pick and choose, what are the ones they must have and good to have. there are a lot of public investors that need to get into the stock because it's potentially going to get into indevils and they need that exposure in china tech. that is still giving didi an edge because of the shift size in china, because the selectiveness investors are seeing and the week that they are listing, it's not seen that big of a pop that they expect in trading up like 20 cents instead. >> great to have you in the studio, the latest on didi. it's not just about i.p.o.s, earlier this year, a private equity firm raised $1 million, it manages $1 billion of assets and does deals in the software space. they spoke to bloomberg about where they see potential. >> there are so many private software unicorns that are looking to go public, why couldn't we help a subset of that achieve their i.p.o. goals or going public goals with a long term partner that has an actual operating strategy to help them in that miss

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you look outside at the golden gate bridge conditions are crystal clear out there.e're definitely not tapping into any fog this morning. last week it was a few foggy mornings. we saw a less and less of that this weekend and now we're crystal clear out there. we are a lot cooler, though. and even though we are seeing an onshore wind. it's not necessarily the same kind of when we're looking at last week, rather, this is the resurgence of a cool air mass from the north and west that is really pushing its way on into the west coast resulting in these winds, winds of change, this time around. hot weather in the meantime, continues to grip the nation's midsection all the way out to the east coast. so really it's the west coast that's in free cooler forecast while the rest of the country taps into some hotter weather winds pick up later today and from noon until 08:00pm tonight. we're under wind advisories and you can easily see why winds gusting well into 20 to 30 miles per hour range through the evening calming down on into early morning hours of tomorrow. tomorrow still

we are back with billy crystal.al himself joins us now. good morning, sir. how are you? >> i'm sleepy still. it's 5:30 here. i love the show so that's why i'm up. >> you can take a nap afterwards. you love mike wyzowski, don't you? >> i do. he's like -- george, really he's my favorite character of anybody i've ever had a chance to play on stage or in movies, i love him because he's so positive and he doesn't let anything get in his way and i've always loved that about him and he's unpredictable. he can break out into song, he's romantic, he's outrageous, and he tries so hard to be better than he really is. and i have with me -- because it's the 20th anniversary of the movie, of "monsters, inc." and this was the first prototype when john lasseter came over to show me this character and told me the story of "monsters, inc," this was the first prototype that they made so i just wanted to show everybody that because it's one of my favorite possessions that i have, you know. i love this guy. >> it's early for you and you

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but crystal is more interested in the japanese bakery around the corner. it offers some far eastern class and the good green as much a pen. the pastry specialties aren't generally crispy like german ones. they're based off impact and plastic wrap. along with the flavor that too is authentically japanese. ok. me go to feeling the ice compared to many other places. i don't know. it's well to germany. this one is a genuine pay for the big wide world right in the middle of germany. that fascinates me as many other places just play around with cliches and well known names. here, authentic, you can really immerse yourself in something like a middle japan for a few hours. and that's why the name is so fitting, little tokyo from japan. it's just a short john down the rhine with a stop over in the south seas. an artificial swimming, like near the fountain, back to san francisco. the to actual locations are separated by over 15000 kilometers. in germany, it's barely a 100. over the golden gate bridge of the lower right and the destination is germany's longest suspen

crystal, what else have we learned?iling today and we are learning that the evaluation right now is over 60 billion, which is lower than people expected, which is around 100 billion, and that would mean that, you know, it's not the biggest deal in the u.s. since uber. that was the expectation. it is only the biggest sense coupon, another asian company that listed in the u.s. this year. we are going to track it and they are opening the books today. it will be another weekend. shery: is the muted outlook more to do with the regulatory clouds or is it more just fundamentals in the market having become more cautious? crystal: we are going through the prospectus. we are not sure why the valuation has gone down from what people expected. it's private trading valuation was about -- usually means that it's a very small float that trains at that valuation. when it comes to an ipo, they came up with a very narrow range of 13 to $14. it has the narrow range and they seem to be very confident to get the deal done. morgan stanley an

architect crystal in your home is traced from under item to read. and the city of digital doff has many facets even then, especially when it comes to the drama as opposed to war west germany. duncan, but i'm not creek reconstruction. this new buildings going up in the fifty's and sixty's with lloyd bowden. they say, i want to clear the city could use a lot more greenery. oh and just like every german city or every city full stop. there is no city that couldn't do with a few 1000000 more tree. people just have to push for it. then it will happen in the clock is ticking me catastrophic climate change are in a cities can only remain livable with his mastership. 2 ports, new green ways of building the news news. the news, the news the news, the news, the news, he's no no. go on the pitch when it comes to colorful bricks. he's in a league of his own. jo bryant, he's an english bonus leader fan, and lego are his models. a soccer stadium have made him famous, especially among german. who's your romance? in 30 minutes on the w fighting and sponsoring terror

guest: i wish i had a crystal ball. with this former president, you never know what he might say or do. he often comes to these speeches thi -- making surprise announcements or surprise attacks on people. i have no idea what exactly has messages going to be tonight. his advisors were still working on his speech as of last night. we will see what he decides to talk about tonight in north carolina. host: we would like to thank meredith mcgraw for coming on with us this morning and giving us a preview of what former president trump will be staying washington journal continues. host: w are back with w wall street -- we are back with wall street journal reporter eric morath who will help us make sense of this new jobs report. let's jump into it. there were 559,000 new jobs added in may. what did that number tell us about job creation in the united states? guest: we are recovering from the coronavirus downturn, but the strength of

radar shows you those crystal clear skies.ve really cut off that cool sea breeze now and now we're tapping into a very hot and dry southerly wind. this means temperatures all across the bay are going to be spiking today, much warmer than already yesterday was in today. we officially see all these advisories going into effect across the bay from 11:00am today until 09:00pm on friday. we'll be looking at a range of heat advisories in the golden hue. and then also in peak these excessive heat warnings which areas that especially tomorrow. could see daytime highs reaching upwards of 98 to even a 108 degrees. so today is way hotter than yesterday. the official start of the heat wave tomorrow. the very hottest days. you've got a few moments to travel head out to the coastline 60's and 70's in san francisco. another coastal spots going to be a beautiful day for a coastal cities. most of our bayshore cities today will tap well into the 80's, if not the low 90's palo alto mountain view in redwood city 89 degrees. south bay temperatures

crystal, could you take the vote, please. [roll call] >> okay. excellent. your permit application is conditionally granted. please follow up with director weiland for any next steps. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> all right. so the second and last permit application on the agenda tonight is for a place of entertainment permit for cadillac bar and grill, located at 1355 market street, in suite 160, and i mention that because we have another permit application coming to hearing on june 15, i believe, that's also in the same building in a different suite. so cadillac bar and grill wants to add performances, like salsa music and have deejays perform in their space, but they've been maintaining for several years. we received a letter of support from a neighbor. it's handwritten and two pages, and it's lovely, as well as a facebook post that they did. we did not receive any opposition, and officer gay from northern station has no conditioned. here to speak to you more about the premises is the owner, michael rodriguez. >> o

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the rush comes off to a herd, discovered what he believes to be a court crystal. the government has st. mining experts to assist the findings and we sent our correspondent address increase to quite glassy about 250 kilometers from durban to do some digging the welcome to south africa. my treasure hunt in the village of last year, a local resident found what he thought was a precious stone. right here. the news spread very fast on social media and ever since then, hundreds of fortune seek us flocking into the area every day. cause good has good food. take the kids to the bed. a school. that's what you're looking for. oh yeah. yeah. that would you know, good day, but we're looking for diamonds to make some money. when them i say my children are unemployed, but we want to know if those ones are real diamond, so we can get some money. what am i? yeah, lou is looking like get it in one though it looks like it is one. so i believe it is older and this is what people are looking for. the government has century ologist to take samples and determine whether the material is

following the rad discovery of the crystal bus is the real. the 1st one of my jury is leading investigative journalist has won the deutsch avella, freedom of speech award for what judges said was out standing commitment to human rights and freedom of expression to warry. warry received the award during the w annual global media for this week or is best known for her book, exposing the conditions in niger is fixed industry. she herself was abused and raped with going under her cover. and i'm pleased to welcome to bori for it onto the program. congratulations. i see you too boring on your latest award win. i'd like to begin by talking about the work that you're best known for in 2013 you went under cover as a sex worker for 7 months to expose a traffic in a human trafficking ring. tell us about what you covered in 2015. when i went on the cover and pets of the walk and sealed, i be carmen 6 war car. in the course of the investigation, i discovered dads, traffic cars when not only traffic and gills, they equally have these young persons queued. a

tomorrow night, billy crystal and emma corrin, with music from seventeen.ir dreams were swept away by urban renewal, once vibrant communities replaced by highways and parking lots. >> i do believe the day of reckoning is coming. >> why some cities are committing to reparations. >> plus, the next picasso. the multi-million dollar digital revolution sweeping the art world, young trans virtuoso making millions by using a ipad. >> i saw it was a revolution. >> now everyone wants a piece of the action. from musicians, to athletes, to hollywood's biggest stars. >> "nightline"

guest: i wish i had a crystal ball. with this former president, you never know what he might say or do. he often comes to these speeches thi -- making surprise announcements or surprise attacks on people. i have no idea what exactly has messages going to be tonight. his advisors were still working on his speech as of last night. we will see what he decides to talk about tonight in north carolina. host: we would like to thank meredith mcgraw for coming on with us this morning and giving us a preview of what former president trump will be staying announcer: we had planned to bring you live coverage of south dakota governor kristi noem in south carolina addressing the north carolina convention, but we are having a problem with signal. we will try and bring that to you later. in the meantime, we are going to move on with this afternoon's schedule. announcer: former president donald trump will be in north carolina to speak at the republican party convention. he won north carolina in 2016 and 2020. live coverage in greenville

it started when a husband dug up a huge crystal light stowed in a small village in the province. of course, he didn't tell her it says this report, the patricia hunt like no was celebrating the discovery of an identified stain that thousands of people here believe are worth a fortune. but i hadn't seen or touched a diamond in my life. is the 1st time touching it here. i hope this will make a difference at home because we really struggling. so i hope things will be better, you know, tell them, but i'm just pick it shovels, buckets, and a great deal of determination. and so i found and ease of travel from across south africa to the small village of quality to find their share of what looked like cloudy stones. the search began last weekend when a herdsman made the 1st discovery, a large crystal like stone, that spot which has been done the diamond brush with thousands of people joining in the hope of securing a better future. because this means our lives will change because no one had a proper job. i do odd jobs. when i returned home with them, the family was really overjoyed to so

in this case, this immunity has been broken and therefore nothing is off limits. crystal gross as the rational investigator was burying had. thank you very much. thank you. india, as a monsoon season, has begun with a tragedy. at least 11 people, including 8 children, have died after a building collapsed among by its belief. heavy rains on the mind, the poorly constructed house india is bracing itself for more one soon. disasters it to race against time for the rescue workers as they search for survivors in the rubble of this apartment, building residents joined firefighters and police officers. as they looked for signs of life. the sun was huge, and we knew that something unfortunate had happened to buy a heavy monsoon rains, have pounded more by since wednesday in many parts of the city or on the water. the rainfall could, if we can, the buildings, foundations, with deadly consequences. i've got to do. the incident happened around midnight. it was a building consisting of a ground floor into levels. it fell onto a building in front of it. we have rescued 18 people so far out of whic

the search began last weekend when herdsmen made the 1st discovery, a large crystal like stone, that sparked wood, has been done. the diamond rush with thousands of people joining in the hope of securing a better future. because this means our lives will change because no one had a proper job. why i do odd jobs. when i returned home with them, the family was really overjoyed. some of those digging already selling their fines, hoping to make quick money with the starting price of $14.00. also this will really help the community. we hope crime will come to an end, especially crimes against women. because the youth do all these things because of unemployment. south africa's economy has suffered for a long time with millions of people living in poverty. and unemployment rising to a record high of more than 32 percent this year in crime rate, offering with the highest rates of kids at 19 infection. didn't africa. the government phase, the rush of more than a 1000 people could help spread the virus. it's awesome to leave the area and has sent a team of geologists to find out if the stones

guest: oh, gosh, i wish i had a crystal ball to tell you, but with this former president, you never know what he might say or do. he often comes to these speeches making surprise announcements for surprise attacks on people, so i have no idea what exactly his message is going to be tonight. his advisers and speechwriters were still working on his speech as of last night. we will still have to wait and see what he decides to talk about. host: we would like to thank politico white house reporter meredith mcgraw for coming on with us. thank you so much. guest: thank you. >> former president donald trump will be in north carolina to speak at the republican convention. you can watch live on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> my objectives were to understand the process. i was a reporter, so i reported the process and eventually came to recognize that i like two things. i like very much finding out what the story is, and i like very much figuring out how to share it. >> sunday night on "q&a," an author shares his insight about his family in world war ii an

one needed to oliver, bill crystal. as always, our thanks. he says the roots of the insurrection we witnessed run deep. the historian and author jean meacham standing by to talk with us next. with us next heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. it then works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection. prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. while republicans coalesced behind one donald trump and the rewriting of january six, historian michael specialist reminds us this, quote, against the rise of joseph mccarthy, senator margaret chase myths, republican of maine and the only woman in the u.s. senate said today in 1950, quote, i do not want to see the republican party ride to political victory on the four horsemen of calumny fear. ignorance, bigotry, and smear. back with us again tonight, john beach him. pulitzer prize-w

we have sarah westwood, and crystal is also here. you heard the worries before. the biggest theme that if the spending keeps up, inflation will be a problem. are you worried that the more this spending goes on the bigger problem it could be? >> well, no, i'm not worried. this won't last forever. this is happening right now. we have to regular that businesses are attempting to recoup historic losses from 2020. so what we'll see the next few months, particularly at the height of the travel season is prices will continue to remain where they are, really high. they'll fall off towards the fall and people will get back to normal and things will level off. what we want is more americans spending money to pump money into the economy. that is what will happen. >> neil: well, that's the hope at least. i got to ask you, sarah, about the fall-out from this. because you know, a lot of people dismiss budget deficits and the growing debt under multiple parties and say, well, it hasn't really hurt us. you know, inflation is not that big of a deal. this might be short lived. eve

it's a level security apply to all of the data crystals protect here. not just for example. we cannot talk too much about it because it's pretty quickly what is down there right now. be allowed to film that now the doors that remain shut and security measures we weren't allowed to see. and some of those checks may be by a metric including the i kind of fingers, brains can and the fingerprint scanner. also make sure that you are alive. do the cut someone's finger and you're just using it to open a gate. so you might have a direct these on samples actual service, but if you've ever wondered what crypto currency thieves dream about it sitting somewhere down here unplugged from the internet a very absolutely no way here. a way to attack the day. it's always on the cold storage side, but here's my question. why do i need the cold offline service to be inside them out and kind of be in my basement while the surveys and it still can be filled out. so this isn't like money data. yeah, it's been invite, but it is money, a lot of money. and this is why this is more a bank than than a

oh, hi again, i don't have my crystal ball with me, so wouldn't know. but i do know that the, but i do know that the general public in the united states for live. but getting on a number of issues to see what's going on more clearly than they did before than they have before. this is true of another police. the question that i'm interested in, which is israel palestine views about the palestinians, right? rights to human rights to simple basic human rights have changed dramatically over the last few years. it may be that people will start to scratch their heads and go, hold on a minute. this guy got a story. very interesting story, disgusting story. and he and he decided that he had an absolute duty in the public interest to publish that story. the government didn't want him to do it, and now they're trying to kill him. there is something wrong with this picture. he was, he, julian, a sorry, provided an enormously important public service to all americans and not, not just americans as well because he's provided information to the, to the public, to the

but are they diamond or quartz crystal? that is yet to be determined. to analyse the stones. the provincial government has tried to stop digging, saying it is illegal mining activity. illegal or not there is a brisk trade in these stones by those hoping to make some money. many have struggled to earn a living and the unemployment rate in south africa runs at 32%. youth unemployment is at a record high. after pictures and videos of the gems circulated on social media, people have travelled from all over south africa to come here and this is what it means. translation: thisj means our lives will change because no—one had a properjob. i only do odd jobs. when i returned home with the stones the family was overjoyed. translation: this will really help the community. - we hope that crime will come to an end, especially crime against women because the youth do all these things because of unemployment. police are keeping a watch on events. the provincial government has asked the diggers to leave. they have also suggested the people who could be spreading coron

crystal. she is an employment attorney and human rights expert here in san francisco. thank you so much. >> and now to the peninsula tonight where the crystal springs regional trail is back open county parks officials closed the popular trail wednesday. >> after there outline. people saw that's where we find kron four's. gayle ong live in san mateo. gail, a scary, obviously see a big cat, but we know they live there and we have these trails now in their habitat. what's the latest? >> yeah, grant and pam, they were there first. well, no humans were hurt in this sighting. but park officials say these mountain lion sightings or sign that a reminder, rather that we do share the space with wildlife. so your camp is fully back open thursday park officials closed the segment of the crystal springs regional trail wednesday. >> after a mountain lion sighting. park officials posted the update on their social media pages notifying the public of mail online activity. officials went on to say the closure was to make sure the cat had cleared the area for her sake and hikers after dr

sculpture of a bison yeah a crystal bison.nough, crystal bison is also one of trump's old girlfriends. [ laughter ] >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah "oh, yeah. he paid her off $130,000 >> steve: 130 grand, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah after the meeting, putin held a press conference and was asked if he thinks the u.s. and russia will now have a better relationship and listen to his response >> translator: do you think at this present stage, we are, we can talk about a new stage of financial relations? >> translator: there is no happiness in life. [ laughter ] there's only a mirage of it on the horizon. so, you know, cherish that [ laughter ] >> steve: what >> jimmy: that's actually an excerpt from putin's new book, "chicken soup for the russian soul." [ laughter ] >> steve: oh >> jimmy: there's no happiness in life. there's no happiness in life sounds like the slogan for russian applebee's [ laughter ] switching gears. according to an annual list that was just released, new jersey is america's best state to live in >> steve: yeah [ che