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you're going to have your own rate christmas light fight at lake cunningham park. music synchronized lights, people have never seen before. i am excited to check it out. make sure you get your tickets, they are selling fast, you can find them on the christmas in the park website. i got my tickets, a hope to see you there. ama: sounds great, have fun. reggie: if you manage to avoid holiday traffic so far, lucky you. next, went to stay home this weekend to keep that streak alive. >> issues of race and social justice are key part of building a better bay area. >> at abc 7, is our commitment to meet those moments. >> the oakland city council's meeting now. >> with ripped tough questions, real solutions, for all of us. >> this is the moment to build a better b the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. your eyes. beautiful on t

christmas lights display made its debut, it was in history park last year, this time it's in lake cunningham park. just like christmas in the park, the drive-through lights will continue through the new year's. you can get tickets online, it starts at $30 per car. i already got tickets, my kids love it so much. we go across the bay area to find all the light displays we can find. >>> let's check in with our meteorologist vianey arana who joins us with our full forecast. it will be a great day to get out. >> that's a good question. i don't know if it will scare him or mesmerize him. >> i will keep you posted. great day to put up your christmas lights. if you are thinking it's still november. right, but it's the last weekend of november. if you have the day off, the weather is going to be fantastic. a beautiful shot of san francisco. look at that. now we are seeing a couple of below 40s so it's chilly out there. san francisco is about 52 degrees in the south bay. low 40s for san jose. morgan hill about 40 degrees. what are we expecting for today? well, we are seeing temperatures dominating. it

------ illuminated holiday at lake cunningham park.mile-long path features light displays, synchronized to music. >> we have 140 thousand pixel lights. each light is capable of 14 million different colors. we started setting this up in early october and are setting it up as i speak right now. kumasi: really cool. both blinking is illuminated holiday, christmas in the park open tomorrow. mike, you said last year we needed reservations. you have to figure out about this year. check before you go out there. mike: i am trying to find out if there are tickets or anything. we will find out. here's what is going on, i on, i significant other has to have that morning cup of coffee or soda, it will be cold out there. look at what our day has. temperatures in the low to mid 60's at noon and low to mid 60's at 3:00 with increasing high clouds. today and tomorrow are the coolest days with low to upper 60's, and you can see mid 60's to low 70's, but the record highs will be threatened as we head through a very dry spell. kumasi? kumasi: thank you,

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last year it was drive-through experience, some liked it, will be offered again at lake cunningham parkyou like the old park you can enjoy it as well. 65-foot walk through christmas tree, both options open friday. >>> more reasons to smile, more holiday cheer. kristi yamaguchi's downtown ice rink in san jose is open. hello to your traffic reporter in the morning. >> and kristi. >> whoa. >> whoa is right. one of a kind shaped ice rink. you can skate around the palm trees. it looks nice. >>> jeff and i will do pair skating down there. >> yeah. let's do it. >> this is the year. going to start stretching. >> i'm ready. ten years ago i was out there with kristi at the ice rink, she ended up spinning me around. >> oh. >> that's how that ended up working out. into the forecast, as we specifically move through tomorrow morning, we're tracking a system right here. going to give us cloud cover and second reinforcing shot of cold air. make sure you have jacket tomorrow morning. tri-valley temperatures down as low as 40 degrees, 45 in the peninsula, south bay 43, coldest across the north bay, 39 de

there are also thousands of lights on display at lake cunningham park. >> a thank you to all of the volunteers that make christmas in the park the amazing spectacle that it is. we have people who have been volunteering for decades. >>> the holiday trees are up in san francisco's ghiradelli square. they were designed by students at the academy of art, and will be lit every evening at 5:00. every year there is a contest for best tree. >>> this year, our betty yu was one of the judges. here she is with the winner, the gilded creation in the foreground from the fashion department. so creative. >>> we are on the lookout for more bay area bright spots this holiday season. email your pictures and videos to bay area bright spots at kpix.com , or tag kpix bright spots on social media , and you may to see your holiday lights on tv. >>> just the big weather story, not that big, is that it's hazy. >>> if you want to decorate the outside of the house, i did that a couple of weeks ago already because we got off to a very early start to the holiday season, but the weather will cooperate for any outdoor activ

and brittany cunningham is an msnbc political analyst and black lives matter activist. cal, let me start with you. what we have seen over the course of the last 90 minutes has been so much emotion outside that courtroom. we have heard from ahmaud arbery's mother. we have heard from his family members. we have heard from supporters of the family. >> it's been emotional. you can say jubilation, but also a sense of profound relief, both on part of the family and the supporters here. inside the court when that first verdict was read on the first defendant, we actually heard a woo described by the court reporter. that stopped the proceedings. the judge saying nobody can act like that. he was escorted out of the courtroom, but not before he said, long time coming. that was what happened inside the court. outside the courtroom, you played some of the scenes. supporters who have been here doing weekly marches. that's what you're seeing. this is a weekly march that has take place since 2020. since february 2020. that was before the pandemic. and it speaks to what the family has

trinity tran and north texas food bank president trisha cunningham.wondering if you can tell us how the need this year compares to last year, when we were really in the middle of the pandemic. >> thank you, john. the demand is still high. our numbers are lower than the record-breaking lines we saw during the pandemic. but they're still higher than our prepandemic levels. we have hundreds of families and seniors who still queue in line for hours each week for food. food insecurity is an ongoing crisis. low income people have been struggling prepandemic, and whether it is supply change disruptions or not, whether we're in and out of inflation, one in five people in the korea town area where we operate live below the poverty line in los angeles county. that's still roughly 2 million people, fighting food insecurity. >> what are you seeing, trisha? >> you know, exactly the same kind of thing there. we weren't sure what we were going to see this thanksgiving holiday, what i can tell you is last year we distributed more food than we ever thought that we wou

walking turned into thousands of cars driving through a display with millions of lights at lake cunningham park. that exhibit is now here to stay. but this year families are also getting back the in-person experience. >> every year we do something different now. so i'm really happy that it's here back in the park. >> reporter: organizers are expecting pre-pandemic crowds. to keep everyone safe they'll provide hand sanitizing stations, signs listing covid precautions and santa will stay socially distant. >> it's a new outdoor setting, something we've never done before. >> reporter: both events will have extra volunteers and police presence at all times. also knew is what organizers call the world's biggest bounce house that will serve as a bar, so it won't have an actual bounce floor. >> that would be bad with people drinking beer and wine. . >> reporter: and of course there will be a tree. >> it's wonderful, because it feels like we're back to normal. >> reporter: bringing back the magic to the community. nbc bay area news. >> it's fun, you have two options. >> what are the two options. >>

it is going to be a little something like this, a much larger scale at lake cunningham park. we hope you check it out, tickets are selling fast, make sure to get it on the website. ama: an early-morning fire destroyed the construction site of a children's church and classrooms in the east bay. why there was a delay in getting wired to fight the fire. dan: a generous donation for wildlife rescue center that helps injure ♪cough cough ♪ ♪ sneeze sneeze ♪ [ sneezing ] needs... ♪ plop plop fizz fizz ♪ [ loud fizzing ] alka seltzer plus cold relief. dissolves quickly... [ loud fizzing ] instantly ready to start working. so you can bounce back fast with alka-seltzer plus. now available for fast sinus relief. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ reggie: marking six months since the shooting at the sin railyard. he killed nine workers and himself. a remembrance was held on zoom today with virtual candle lighting, music and reflection. they also had counseling on site. ama: the caus

this time it is at lake cunningham park. >> wonderful. it was great to bring the kids. >> it was good! we had fun! >> it was beautiful. a lot more than last area which is really nice. we miss the christmas trees. it is really fun. the music that they put on that matches the light. >> look how pretty it is. just like christmas in the park, the light display will continue until the new year. after christmas, the music will change. you can only get the tickets for the display online them start at $30 but that's for the whole car so you can pack a bunch of people in. you can do the drive-through or the walk-through. >> and people out there had their jackets on but you are telling us to dress in layers. >> by lunch time and the $gentleman, you could be in t-shirt weather. in downtown san jose, the christmas tree lights are still on. 51 degrees. not too chilly outside around the santa clara valley. and another pretty view. no fog around r. 54 degrees and then inland. not too much in the way of clouds and fog. with high pressure around and not a

at cunningham he makes it to williamsport, no bridge, they for god to guard the bridge, the pontoon bridge is gone. imagine you are this guy and you have hundreds of wagons of wounded men. guess who is coming. he's not there to have a poker game. stuart is not hearing of kilpatrick, and riding constantly with two brigade and catches up with them. this is the first time, this is kilpatrick, three brigades, you see the high ground, what does kilpatrick do? there was no reason to engage. by this time the wagons have reached the potomac river. now it is protecting we's flank. hagerstown, in the streets, in a variety, with the cavalry. williamsport on july 6th. you don't have very many men and here comes buford with 2000 guys and you are going to give that to the wagon ears and the wounded and do what you can. you've got lots of guys, the division will come up but it was touch and go for a while. this is the only time buford and kill patrick worked in unison. all of these divisions were operating in tandem. verbal commands confederate infantry. you have infantry, cavalry on both sides. none of

christmas in the park is now at lake cunningham in east san jose .last year when it was held at the city's history park. this year's display is all custom made with about 140,000 lights. the show also has to light tunnels, arches and dazzling snowflakes. everything is synchronized to music, so you can listen to it on your car. radio admission is $30 per car. so we come tonight. high winds of power outages disrupt thanksgiving in southern california. look at some of the damage coming up after the break. the defense wasn't there . the tree would have gone through the room for sure. i would not be talking to you. i'd be talking about courtney. at a burial, whether a beautiful thanksgiving out there with lots of sunshine and mild temperatures, and this pattern wants to stick around for quite some time will have your forecast update coming up. there's this feeling we chase... like someone upped the brightness on the entire world. like your body is super-charged, but your mind is super calm. it feels like 20/20 vision for your whole being. and we'll chase

christmas in the park named after their mascot, blinky, we're in a new location this year, we're cunninghamark in front of raging waters. so we had to create basically a new experience. the nonprofits executive director promises of vastly different show from last year when it was held at history . parkinson jose. this year's display is all custom made. there are 12 different areas. in our drive through that have over a total of over 140,000 lights. each light is capable of 14 million different colors. the show has to light tunnels, arches and snowflakes. best part . the lights are synchronized to music. you can listen to it on your car radio. the nonprofit is also bringing back its traditional free walk through experience with santa at plaza de cesar chavez in downtown san jose. so why have both? we are nonprofit. so basically the drive thru becomes a fundraiser for us to keep the downtown event three. keep it going that displays stunning. clearly, they've invested a lot. um they have these like flashing walls and flashing tunnels and the candy canes more works nearby, impressed with how th

it will be offered at lake cunningham park. if you're concerned about all that, you can do it. the traditional setup, you can enjoy that, too. it will return this friday. a new walk-through christmas tree. >> i like walking through. when it's cool out, feels really good. >>> the holidays should be more enjoyable for a couple of lucy lottery winners in the bay area. no one hit the jackpot. but someone who bought a ticket in san jose, got five numbers right. that's worth $39,000. >> you think it would be worth more than that. >> i know. >> i can't win it. 2, 27, 28, 35, 45, 3. the megamillions worth 400,000 was sold in mountain view. that's more like it, right? >>> you sound like 49ers fans complaining about a win. >> i feel they are playing good now. >> a short week. had to fly across country. they look good. the 49ers, with a good performance. they did it in jacksonville. stick around. sports is next. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g include

there is also a drive-through display at cunningham park. >> a big thank you to all the volunteers that may christmas in the park the amazing spectacle that it is. we have people that have been volunteering for decades. >> christmas trees are up and gary deli square. they were designed by students at the academy of art and will be lit every evening at 5:00 for a self-guided stroll. here is betty with the winner of the gilded creation in the foreground. >>> we are on the lookout for more bay area bright spots. email your pictures and videos at www.kpix.com or tag us on social media and you might just see your holiday lights on tv. >>> it is clear out there this morning and warmer too there where we were for some of our colder days this last week. there is not a whole lot of fog. a pretty view off to the east. let's get a couple of other panels on here. treasure island back at the city interview toward the golden gate bridge. we haven't had any issues with fog there. morning temperatures in the low 40s at their coldest. we could easily have been down into the mid-30s. there is a little bi

: crowds of people walking turned into thousands of cars driving through a display of lights at cunninghamk. that exhibit is here to stay, but this year families are getting back to the in-person experience. >> every year we do something different now. i'm glad it's back in the park. >> reporter: organizers are expecting pre-pandemic crowds. to keep everyone safe, they'll provide hand sanitizing stations and voluntary lists and a visit with santa claus. >> it's a new outdoor setting, something we've never done before. >> reporter: both events will have extra volunteers and a police presence at all times. >> reporter: also new is what organizers call the biggest bounce house. of course, there will be a tree reaching 65 feet. this year there will be a tunnel that will allow you to go inside and play lights every hour. bringing back the magic to this community. >>> you probably paid more for pumpkin pie this year. apparently pumpkins like many foods on the thanksgiving table are pricier because of too much rain in the midwest causing a pumpkin shortage. the average price of a pumpkin was 15%

and there's going to be several attacks at caledonia furnace, at green castle, at cunningham cross roads, and eventually he makes it to williamsport, and guess what he finds, no bridge. they forgot to guard the bridge. the pontoon bridge is gone, and imagine you are this guy, imboden, and you have hundreds and hundreds of wagons of wounded men, and you cannot cross. and guess who's coming? buford is coming. and he's not there to have a little poker game with him. stuart is not happy. he's hearing the reports of kilpatrick capturing all of these wagons. he's on a trail now. and he's riding constantly with two brigades. he catches up with him at smithburg. and this is the first time, so here he is, this is kilpatrick, he has his three brigades up on high ground, if you have ever been to smithsburg, you can see the high ground, and here comes stuart, and he's going to attack them. what does kilpatrick do, wisely, he pulls back, there's no reason to engage. there's going to be a fight at hagger. now it's more about protecting lee's flank. hagerstown, you're going to have infantry involved,an

number seven, san jose's christmas inbee park is returning today and we have a sneak peek at lake cunninghamar chavez park which includes a new 65 foot walk-through christmas tree. mike: can i say something about thanksgiving? i went to hulu, apple plus, disney plus, everywhere. there is one thanksgiving special and it is this to be one. kumasi: >>> good morning, america. the black friday frenzy is on. overnight americans hitting the stores for one of the biggest shopping days of the year hunting for those doorbuster deals. >> i am the black friday queen. >> new numbers showing a strong start to the holiday shopping season with thanksgiving online sales bigger than ever. this morning, we're tracking down some of the biggest bargains out there. we ask the ceos of best buy and macy's how they're keeping their stores stocked, how they'll get your gifts delivered on time, and their hotst deal -- hottest deals right now. >>> hurrying home. millions of americans already heading back from the holiday. the best and worst times to leave this weekend as millions

and there is going to be several attacks at calla doana furnace, at green castle, at cunningham cross roads and eventually he makes it to williams port and guess what you finds? no bridge. they forgot to guard the bridge. the pontoon bridge is gone and imagine you are this guy and you have hundreds and hundreds of wagons of wounded men and you cannot cross. and guess who is coming? buford is coming. and he's not there. they have a little poker game with him. stewart is not happy. he's hearing the reports of kilpatrick capturing all of these wagons, he's on a trail now and he's riding constantly with two brigades. he catched up with them at smithberg and this is the first time that -- here he is, this is kilpatrick. he has his three brigades up on high. if you could see the high ground and here comes stewart and he's going to attack them and what does kilpatrick do wisely? he pull the back. there was no reason engage. there is a fight at hagerstown. by this time the wagons have all all about reached the potomac river. now it is protecting lee's flanks. hagerstown which is a battle just

another council member philippe cunningham was among those who spearheaded a similar ballot initiativehe will get re-elected as well. so we're seeing some of the policy side of things play out about a year and a half after the murder of george floyd in minneapolis. >> you just delineated a lot of messages that voters sent on that initiative and that push. omar jimenez, thank you very much. >>> let's turn to the major mayoral races in the state of new york. eric adams will be new york city's second black mayor, a moderate as well, easily defeated his republican challenger curtis sliwa. >> and in buffalo, the state's second largest city, the incumbent mayor byron brown is declaring victory. he had to mount a write-in campaign after losing the primary to democratic socialist india walton. let's get to miguel marquez. miguel, the write-in votes have a clear lead. but there is still not a winner being called in buffalo at this point. >> this is a shock and a shock back. india walton, who is self-professed democratic socialist, has 41% of the vote. write-ins, who is on the write-in ballots,

people seemed to enjoy it, though, so now it will be offered again this year at lake cunningham park. that opens on friday as well. >>> the warriors focusing on the court and that is paying off in a big way. last night at chase, they hosted toronto. this one pretty much all the warriors. andrew wiggins scored 11 of the dubs first 16 points. jordan pool had a game high 33 as the warriors beat the raptors, 119-104. so far the team has denied reports that klay thompson is cleared to practice and will be back on the court the week of christmas. thompson is actually rehabbing a knee injury. >>> 5:26. next, the top stories we're following here today, including a holiday parade tragedy that leaves five people dead. dozens more injured. our team is in wisconsin with more on the man police now have in custody and his possible motive. >>> plus -- >> police looking for more suspects in a very large smash and grab robbery here in downtown walnut creek. the new security measures in place right now. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> right now at 5:30, organized retail robberies. multiple loca

. >> brittany pack net cunningham, thank you as always for joining us. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts right now. >>> good evening once again, day 309 of the biden administration, the three men charged in the killing of ahmaud arbery are going away having all been convicted of murder. their claim was they were protecting their community and acting in self-defense. on the second day of deliberations, this jury in brunswick, georgia, found them guilty in the shooting death of arbery as he jogged through their neighborhood. >> count one, malice murder. we the jury find the defendant travis mcmichael guilty. say his name ahmaud arbery! >> arbery's killing in february of 2020 would eventually become part of this country's larger reckoning with race and injustice. the case came under national scrutiny only because a cell phone video of the shooting emerged. arrest followed but the path to prosecution was marked by delays and allegations of misconduct. for months arbery's family pressed for action in this case. today that same family welcomed the ver

joined by two experts that know the field, rutgers professor britney cooper and britney packard cunningham, activist, former member of president obama's police task force. your thoughts on what it means for a jury to co-sign this and the point i raise about what the rest of us have left to do. >> oh, goodness, where to begin to be honest. the co-signing of the idea that this was self defense is really by design, right? we watched the judge set this up from the very beginning and of course that argument of self defense was both to protect kyle rittenhouse but also to get his supporters, people who think like him a lot of cover. i have been seeing today a lot of people using that cover to say well, self defense is not white supremacy. self defense on its face is not white supremacy. traveling across state lines with an a r-15 is. he traveled to where black people and our allies protested for dignity of life. he decided to grab an assault rifle, now two people are dead, one is permanently disabled. let's be clear. that's not property damage. that's death and dismemberment. black people and an

people liked it so much that they're bringing it back this year, this time to cunningham park. are available online. >>> up next, black friday, from shipping delays to those rising prices. what to expect this holiday season if you're going out shopping. watch this. can i please get the cheddar loaded cheeseburger combo? wait, i know that voice... (smug laugh) danny palumbo? from high school?! no, it's jack. try my $5.99 cheddar loaded cheeseburger combo with cheese 3 ways. >>> get your running shoes ready. tomorrow is the official start to black friday shopping, and now the race begins. >> reporter: the mad dash for shopping this season is a tale of two holiday seasons. americans are expected to shell out $859 billion. online shopping expected to spike 10% compared to last year as people order early to beat the rush. >> i'm doing my shopping online for sure. >> reporter: but the big numbers don't mean everyone will be spending big. high income house holds will spend five times more than low income households this season. hit hard with high grocery and gas prices, there won't be

people seemed to enjoy it so it will be offered again this year at lake cunningham park.ll. >>> coming up, the top stories we're covering for you today, including a surprise on the witness stand. disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes taking the legal risk many didn't expect. the move that has some sensing possible fireworks in the courtroom. >>> plus -- >> after a string of retail robberies this weekend, it appears there's been an attempted break-in here at the stoneridge mall in pleasanton. i'm bob redell live on the scene coming up. >>> heartbreak in wisconsin. several people killed as a car plows through a christmas parade. new details emerging overnight about how the suspect is now in custody. rn about covid-19 the more questions and worries we have. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. this holiday season, we want to enjoy the gift of being together. because it might just be a cold, but you want to be confident. the binaxnow covid-19 antigen self test has the same technology used by doctors

there will also be a drive-thru light display at lee cunningham. to. kron 4 dot com. all right. one final check of the weather with rebecca strong. >> another sunny a forecast. we're going to be seeing today and into the weekend. it never gets old rival if you like sunshine and temperatures in the 70's outside right now. our east bay overlooking the bay, all the way into san francisco. and look at this temperatures going to bump up by a few degrees as we get into tomorrow. so it looks really good for your 7 era of a forecast low 70's inland. we're looking into upper 60's around the bay and mid 60's up the coast. a pretty much for the next 7 days, but those overnight lows, though, it's going to be chilly once again, especially as we get into tonight looks like a summer east bay's own will be dropping into the 30's. so bundle up in the mornings and then enjoy the sunshine into the afternoon l a thanks for back of the news doesn't end here. our coverage continues at the top of the hour the kron on app. so if you aren't watching now on it. >> here's a

we're in a new location this year, we're cunningham park in front of raging waters.ly a new experience. the nonprofits executive director promises of vastly different show from last year when it was held at history . parkinson jose. this year's display is all custom made. there are 12 different areas. in our drive through that have over a total of over 140,000 lights. each light is capable of 14 million different colors. the show has to light tunnels, arches and snowflakes. best part. the lights are synchronized to music. you can listen to it on your car radio. the nonprofit is also bringing back its traditional free walk through experience with santa at plaza de cesar chavez in downtown san jose. so why have both? we are nonprofit. so basically the drive thru becomes a fundraiser for us to keep it downtown event. three keep it going displays stunning. clearly, they've invested a lot . um they have these like flashing walls and flashing tunnels and the candy canes more works nearby, impressed with how the lights flicker with the music. the whole experience is about 1

christmas in the park named after their mascot, blinky, we're in a new location this year, we're cunninghamin front of raging waters. so we had to create basically a new experience. the nonprofits executive director promises of vastly different show from last year when it was held at history . parkinson jose. this year's display is all custom made. there are 12 different areas. in our drive through that have over a total of over 140,000 lights. each light is capable of 14 million different colors. the show has to light tunnels, arches and snowflakes. best part . the lights are synchronized to music. you can listen to it on your car radio. the nonprofit is also bringing back its traditional free walk through experience with santa at plaza de cesar chavez in downtown san jose. so why have both? we are nonprofit. so basically the drive thru becomes a fundraiser for us to keep the downtown event three. keep it going displays stunning. clearly, they've invested a lot. they have these like flashing walls and flashing tunnels and the candy canes more works nearby, impressed with how the lights fli

joining us now, msnbc political analyst, brittany packnick cunningham, and jamiel smith, a senior correspondent for vox. brittany, nbc's gabe gutierrez just interviewed kyle rittenhouse's mother. i want you to take a listen. >> what do you say to people who look at this cas and think, this teenager had no business bringing a military-style weapon to this chaotic scene? >> a lot of people shouldn't have been there, you know? and he brung that gun for protection. and to this day, if he didn't have that gun, my son would have been dead. >> brittany, you take that framework and put it next to rittenhouse on the stand himself, and you then also juxtapose it with what we heard out of the ahmaud arbery case, it all paints a bigger picture as who is seen as a threat, who is worthy of sympathy, and who our justice system actually works for. >> you know, this continues the grand tradition of how we continuously defend guns, romanticize guns, and specifically defend white men when they use them. we've seen how disproportionately stand your ground laws have been applied to black mother who trying to protec

attorney, rachel paulus, barbara mcquade, former prosecutor, paul henderson, and brittany pat nick cunningham. ellis, i have to start with you. you're on scene. we just heard from the defense attorney who i assume spoke not too far from where you are now. what do you expect in the next hour or so. have we heard from everybody that we expect to hear from at this point? >> given that we just got that statement from the prosecutor, i would expect that that might be the extent of what we're going to hear, at least in the immediate future. i mean, you heard in that press conference, the defense being asked about whether or not people would hear from kyle rittenhouse. and he seemed to imply that maybe that would at least not be something happening in the immediate future. i can tell you, once the jury delivered their verdict, not guilty on all five counts, we watched as the girlfriend of the second man, kyle rittenhouse shot and killed that night, anthony huber, made her way out of the courthouse, escorted by police, in front of her, not too far down the ramp, as she was walking was one of his rela

joining me now to discuss them, msnbc contributor brittany cunningham and former mayor of baltimore making her "cross connection" debut. brittany rollins. you all but delivered a sermon when i talked about this verdict. you know there is something about seeing this case or all these trials. you look at kevin strickland. you look at the two men who had their cases vacated in the malcolm x trial and julius jones in oklahoma. i'm curious your thoughts today if you think the rest of america seeing the disparate criminal justice system on display will have an impact on how we operate going forward? >> so tiffany, like i said last week, what remains true about all of the outcomes and cases you just listed is they are all markers along a particular river of justice, but only full transformation of the entire system will actually change the direction of the current and the water. we're still in a place where we're going to see more kyle rittenhouses, we're going to see more travis mcmichaels. we're going to see more of this kind of activity from village laepts, from police officers, from an entire

me now is msnbc contributor and fellow at the harvard institute of politics, brittany pat nick cunninghame i'm thinking what kind of thoughtless, heartless, clueless person says they don't want black pastors in the courtroom? >> the kind of person who believes that a black pastor like reverend al is just as dangerous as a white man who decides to take it upon himself to kill an innocent jogger. this is the kind of theatrics that we can continue to expect to see because as i shared with zerlina maxwell on peacock the other night, there are only so many acceptable losses that white supremacy is willing to accept. so if derek chauvin is going to jail, you had best believe that people like kyle rittenhouse is going to be defended. they have to make sure that the message is set that white men will continue to control these systems and that the rest of us should be living in fear. >> it's kind of baffling to see. i want you to take a listen to sean hannity, martyr kyle rittenhouse, which is quite disgusting to see. take a look. >> when the then candidate now president of the united states and o

arkansas senator joyce elliott, florida senator audrey gibson, north carolina representative carla cunningham, south carolina representative hunter and utah representative karen klein, just to name a few. as proud to lead virginia become the 38th state to ratify the era last year. and given our history is poetic justice that was virginia to put the era over the top. in 1619 the men of jamestown understood virginia they needed women. they actively recruited women to make wives to the inhabitants in in may of 1620, the first 90 women arrived in response to that call. and that right for surrender to their husband. they could not vote, they cannot hold public office, they could not own or control property. african women and men who arrived on these shores in 1619 were considered property and even had even fewer if any rights. as you heard in 1776, when abigail adams wrote to her husband they went to the continental congress she implored him and his fellow delegates to remember the ladies and be more generous and favorable to them than their ancestors. they didn't. over the past 245 years we have

founding partner greg swenson and chief investment officer for global liquidity markets, debbie cunningham, kicking things off with you. it is the final full day of trading for the week. we'll get the latest readings on inflation, personal income and spending data as president biden is pushing his nearly $2 trillion spending plan which the committee for a responsible budget says is actually $5 trillion. greg, what's your take on the reconciliation bill and its impact on inflation? >> yeah, -- maria, it's a great question. not only is it build back stupid, not build back better, it's really bad timing. not just a demand function. yes, throwing 4 trillion, 5 trillion into the economy is going to over-stimulate demand. they've been doing this for several years now with the 1.9 trillion in march, the 4 trillion in the prior year so this is bad timing on top of all that. it's not just the demand. it's also the supply side. in the build back better bill there's all kinds of destructive supply side issues. if you buy into the argument that inflation is transitory or caused by supply chain issues,

brom won 5—3 and the black players in the west brom side, cyrille regis, brendan batson and laurie cunninghamas only - afterwards that you realise how daring he was. he heard thejeering from the crowd towards the black players and he called it out. at the time it was something not everybody was doing but years later, people realised how daring he was to actually do it during commentary. what will his legacy be? his legacy will be for people _ what will his legacy be? his legacy will be for people like _ what will his legacy be? his legacy will be for people like me, - what will his legacy be? his legacy will be for people like me, when i what will his legacy be? his legacy i will be for people like me, when you hear his voice, you are reminded of the great footballing occasions, that took place in that era. later with the bbc he proved his versatility and he was an expert on many sports and he was also a master script writer and when ijoined the bbc people told me he was the master at putting together the script for those 25, third round fa cup ties they had to round up in about five minutes,