johnny: danny sure is one of the angels of los angeles. danny trejo in real life is not necessarily the same guy you see on tv. johnny: tell me a little open for takeout and delivery.s i got some people around the neighborhood that i deliver to because-- i keep saying elderly, but that's not what we're talking about. they're younger than me. tomorrow we're passing out pampers. and it's funny because we went from being shot callers in san quentin to passing out pampers. for delivering corpses who would have thought?thew is spending his days delivering pampers. [laughter] and this isn't the first time that danny has stepped up for his community. lady ran a red light, crashed into that little explorer, flipped it over. johnny: mean, danny, we've obviously seen the news story, you helping an overturned vehicle. there was a baby inside, and-- and a grandma. but not only that, i witnessed firsthand-- we have cell phone video of you pulling over on the road, you getting out and just pushing a stranded motorist. i immediately think of my daughter,

danny: great to be back on the program.we are providing an end to end solution for covid-19 testing to the premier league. on awe are doing exactly, twice a week basis, we are testing players and coaches for covid-19. we have set up 20 testing sites around different stadiums. thus far, we have performed almost 10,000 tests and have found a positive covid-19 results. positiveound 16 covid-19 result. >> when you find these results, what do you do to analyze who has it? who analyzes any trends that give some actually pharmaceutical company a breakthrough? very smalls still a number we are testing from the relative picture. certainly, we are analyzing the data to identify specific trends for different coaches or different teams. i think what's really important right now is today, the premier league returns, resumes the season. we are also launching a digital stadium,ssport at the which allows individuals to enter the stadium safely. we are understanding who has been tested, the positive results. >> that is the epl. i'm sure we

danny: it's anywhere from 43% to 47%.ollie: if i had to even go and get the phone if he didn't have it, you know, i'd just go. it was only y a few steps awa, but you know, , it still affecd him. reporter: danny has been diagnosed with black lung disease. at 45, he's no longer able to work. with his income gone, his family is close to financial ruin. it's a fate shared by thousands of people in the area. in eastern kentucky, coal mining has long been a mainstay of the economy. in the past especially, it was difficult to find any other work. one former miner, jimmy moore, tells us most of the coal companies cut corners when it comes to installing ventilation. he says they ignore regulations governing the levels of coal dust in mines. he, too, has black lung. jimmy: when we came out, we got coal dust all over us, in our nose, in our ears, it's everywhere. and then we'd cough, we'd cough up a lot of it, and our nose catches the big stuff and we can blow it out, but the small stuff goes into our lungs. redeana: and i've heard

>>that's right danny teresa tells me that the virtual workouts that they created to stay afloat we're actually a really big success and they plan on keep making those videos moving forward. much more ahead tonight here on kron 4 news at 5 attorney general william barr has agreed to testify before congress next month. >>at 5.45 why some justice department workers will be testifying against him. >>the trump administration says it's imposing sweeping restrictions on foreign worker visas to help the u.s. economy. coming up, i'll tell you why ceo has warned the strategy could backfire. and up next after years of lawsuits, the company bayer now agreeing to pay billions of doll the farmer john bare says will pay more than billion to settle thousands of lawsuits claiming that its popular weed killer roundup causes cancer. >>most of these lawsuits are inherited from monta santo which bayer bought back in 2018 for billion in 3 separate lawsuits here in the bay area over the past 2 years. judges found that roundup contributed to cancer and for different people on monday a california federal cour

danny: does a couple of things going on here.st is which firms are going to survive after all of this. that is the first thing. and our people going to change their behavior in particular ways? i think people have suddenly realized that groups of workers that perhaps were regarded as not important, people who work in grocery stores, people who deliver things, people who sweep the floors in hospitals, those people have turned out to be absolutely invaluable. i think the view on those kind of folks, think about the minimum wage. i think what we need to --erstand is the people already what we are seeing is the less educated, minority, particularly being hit either by the virus, and they are being hit now by the inability to get food, and going forward, those go to lessing to educated folks coming out of schools now. where are they going to go? i think the lack of good jobs is going to be important, but the story will always be the lack of jobs period. has been an unprecedented response that has led to pretty strange occurrences, a r

. >>> legal analyst danny cevallos. dan danny, i want to bring up a tweet from berman's predecessor. he was fired after refusing to resign and he tweeted why does a president get rid of his own hand-picked u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york on a friday night less than five months before the election? pretty good question. any insight on that? >> he has a very good piece of insight there, and the concern appears to be that maybe the trump administration is worried that the southern district of new york, who has convicted folks like michael cohen, very close to the president, they may have an ongoing investigation that could unearth, reveal even more damaging information in the months leading up to the election. and that's just sort of reading the tea leaves of his tweet, but i think it's pretty interesting insight. >> danny, saturday night massacre is trending right now in the u.s. on twitter. you can understand why. a lot of people are saying this is the worst overnight for a justice department since the

>>the virtual workouts were such a success danny and theresa plan to keep them going. in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. >>i like that behind will be grateful and seize the moment. how about we do that and take a live look outside at sfo there it is you're waking up to see partly cloudy conditions and 55 degrees right now in a cell phone we'll be right back stay with us. welcome back everyone it's time to get another update on your forecast now with dave sparked a good morning robin good morning, everybody live shot coming in from u c berkeley and still can see the east bay shoreline but see the glow happening from all the lighting there but. >>the fog kind of covering things up there temperatures thus far we're at 69 for antioch 61 conquered 58 going on for livermore with 50's mostly up in the north bay, although the label checking in at 61, 59 san jose and 54 meanwhile for san francisco. in comparison sake, we're a little bit cooler in the peninsula, the south bay and a good chunk up there the north bay, although the east bay is a little warmer about t

danny savage, bbc news, dalton—in—furness.bago and other islands to help with the labour shortages in the uk after the war. a new group has been set up to represent the windrush generation, following the scandal back in 2018 when people were wrongly detained, denied legal rights, and — in dozens of cases — wrongly deported from the uk by the home office. the group says that the government has been very slow to settle claims for compensation. our community affairs correspondent, rianna croxford, has the details. meet denzil, sheriann and danny — brothers and a sister caught up in the windrush scandal, whose lives were left in limbo, as they struggled with their immigration status. it's mad. it's absolute madness that we are still fighting for this, in 2020, we're still fighting for certain rights, as people that were brought here in 1956, in the 1930s. you know, it gets you paranoid. you always go and look over your shoulders every time you see a white van, you just go... you know? like you're a criminal. you just go and try to

danny savage is near the scene of the crash in dalton in furness, danny, tragedy doesn't seem a strongay afternoon as emergency service workers tried to help those that we re workers tried to help those that were caught up in this incident. tonight in this community, there is a wife and mother who yesterday afternoon lost her world. and it is concerned for her in particular that many people have had who have been coming here throughout the day to put down flowers and messages to support her. yesterday afternoon, joshua flynn, his son coby—jay and daughter skylar went out for a father's day family walk, but they never came home. they were run over and killed on the outskirts of dalton—in—furness in south cumbria. the 47—year—old man who was driving the car which hit them was arrested for drink—driving and was also detained on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. the family were walking along this pavement yesterday afternoon when a silver peugeot left the road, came up onto the kerb, demolished some fencing and then hit them. their pet dog was killed as well. local people ha

county officials officially allowed gyms to open on monday and that was huge for personal trainers, danny and teresa gordon, the married couple owns the body studio for fitness in foster city and after being shut down for 100 days. they're back making their clients wet and they have several new safety measures in place. >>and you go. it's official we're open again. >>it took so wet and grit to get to this moment here we so happy to see our audience their love and their after more than 100 days of being shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic the body studio for fitness is back open, but no one gave us a band have so we were like trying to figure out how to do this run by danny and teresa gordon the married couple moved quickly to stay afloat when their door shut in march, a small business loan from foster city helped so did virtual fitness classes, they made for clients both on demand and personalized at home sessions so yet to be created what they had their chairs couches cume here we are the first day open at the body through her fitness on monday when san mateo county gave gyms t

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joining me now, msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> he felt like it would end at a standstill considering we have a republican-controlled senate, but nonetheless, he is now pursuing testimony from attorney general barr. he has to get him to comply. i mean talk us through this. the attorney general must comply with this subpoena. >> the attorney general must comp comply. and let me put an asterisk in there. there's a number of reasons why the attorney general doesn't have to comply, and what we've seen at least over the last year during the impeachment proceedings in the muller report, congress can issue a subpoena. the challenge is that congress's enforcement mechanism especially against members of the executive branch is not quite as clear. we talked about the several different ways that could force that subpoena. it could send its sergeant-at-arms to go arrest the attorney general. but good luck.

danny ings at it again in the premier league — to leave watford in trouble.for dan evans who wins tennis‘ battle of the brits. hello and welcome to sportsday. you can say what you want about arsenal in the premier league, but they have a habit of delivering in the fa cup and they've done it again. the is—time winners are into the semi finals after a late goalfrom dani ceballos won the game at sheffield united. adam wild reports. an empty silent bramall lane just moments before kick—off. the fabled magic of the fa cup is in there somewhere. without the passion of the fans, it feels a little harder to find. football has to get used to changing times. he was convinced he had given sheffield united the lead, only for video technology to tell him otherwise. offside. as he was brought down—to—earth, so it too was other end. the penalty put an end to any argument. arsenal leading at half—time. much of sheffield united's success has been down to the goalkeeper. here he was, quite incredibly, almost adding goal—scorer to his list of accomplishments. if that was wind —

danny sell vallecevallos.hank you. >>> a g oop senator and another both endorsed the ban on choke hold but scott signaled it's unlikely it would set a federal standard for use of force. >> i'm think it's really difficult to establish a, you know, codified law and standard for use of force. there are millions of scenarios that play out. it's one of the reasons we have tried to achieve through the legislation finding the best practices around use of force around the country and then provide that clarity and guidance for those departments who may need to have a better perspective on use of force. so we're getting at it, so i'm not sure we're ever going to codify in law a use-of-force standard. >> and democrat is congressman jim clyburn of south carolina yesterday pushing back against demands to defund police and instead calling for a re-imagining of the nation's police forces. >> nobody is going to defund the police. we can restructure police forces, restructure or reimagine policing. that's what we're going to d

cornell west, actor danny glover, comedian wanda sykes messing,ess debra former vice president al gore and his daughter karenna, and actress and activist jane fonda. live on saturday, 10:00 a.m. eastern, the poor people's rally against social injustice, on c-span, online at c-span.orgl, or listen life on the free c-span radio app. trump: this november we are going to take back the house, we are going to hold the senate, and we're going to keep the white house. >> president trump returns to the campaign trail saturday for a rally in tulsa. watch our live coverage starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, on-demand at c-span.org, or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> the african-american community here in tulsa was started by a real-estate person from arkansas. w. gurley.e was o. in thist 40-plus acres area in early 2o century and 20began to developth -- century and he began to develop this area selling the state to individual lacks who wanted to blacksperty--individual who wanted to own property. the historic greenwood area is the area where he brought this -- bought thi

joining me now on this, danny cevallos. great to see you this morning. my understanding, danny, it requires specific evidence to hold police accountable in court. it is almost impossible to meet, as some were saying, that evidence requirements. talk about this clearly established test, danny. >> the supreme court announced a rule 50 years ago that actually is really markedly different from the original statute from many years before that. the original statute of 1983 does not talk about qualified immunity. it provides for strict or automatic liability if a constitutional right is violated it. was the supreme court many years later that created this test almost out of whole cloth saying that a police officer must violate a clearly established right. in other words, it must be very obvious that under the existing case law or for some other reason, the officer essentially knows that he is violating this person's rights. and just to give you an idea, since the 1980s, the supreme court has decided some 30 qualified immunity cases, and only decided the officer

i want to thank you both, governor tom ridge, danny woodburn, we appreciate it. >> we appreciate you. thank you. >> woodruff: and finally toght, in the midst of these turbulent times, and as more people start to venture out, gardening is providing a bit of sanity and fresh air.y jeffown talked recently with a man known for the gardens he's created around the worl cluding at new york's hugely popular and influential high line park.e thory is part of our ongoing arts and culture series, "canvas." >> iris iberica. >> brown: for ever who'sarden... been locked down, spending too much time indoors: a visit.o the garden >> absonia tabernay montana, phorium, natorum. hello,uffy. >> brown: d not just any garden, but the personal creation of pi oudolf, one of the world's most renowned landscape designers. >> they are not afraid. >> brown: also, thiseing springtime, the birds d bees are busy. i'm outside, you're outside, but we're not together this time. too bad. >> yeah, it is-- there's so much happing at the moment, so ma things coming to flower. >> brown: okay, i recognize this. great. this w

in that we're looking at them and they all crazy man i just think danny and guys like that we think our top now it's our time we're you know something you're absolutely right and i've always had an appreciation for what came before us almost like ok what's the lineage here how did we get to this who reacted to what what were the times like and i talk about in the book a night. that we had at rob reiner's house years later rob has a screening room at his house and he would show old movies and because he's rod he would have somebody from the movie there and so when the movie was over we would have one was like a master class would sit around and just ask questions and this one particular night. he didn't have a movie what he had was 10 from your show shows and clips from caesar's hour now the people who want to get a bonna or call rhianna not a hard call for him to make ok rob stead and his mom mel brooks and him frank ruff mel worked on those shows larry gelbart his wife and sid himself and his wife they were in the back row of this screening room now at the kids' table where me and

mateo county officially allowed gyms to reopen on monday and that was huge for personal trainers, danny and theresa gordon. >>the married couple owns the body studio for fitness in foster city. kron four's justine waltman check back in with them to see how they're doing after being shut down for a 100 days. >>here we are so happy to see our audience their love and their wet and grit to get to this moment were open again after more than 100 days have been shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic the body studio for fitness is back open, but no one gave us a band have run so we were like trying to figure out how to do this run by danny and teresa gordon the married couple moved quickly to stay afloat when their door shut in march, a small business loan from foster city helped. so did virtual fitness classes, they made for clients yet to be created what they had their chairs couches cume by at least is doing great over here on monday when san mateo county gave gyms the green light to reopen danny and teresa were more than ready now everyone wears a mask. all the equipment is sanitized

joining me is msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos.eat to see you this morning. >> great to see you, too. >> as we played at the beginning there, you have a lot of tulsa residents that seem fairly worried about this event. folks that are not attending the event, but surrounding the event. you heard me say a judge has already ruled against a suit to shut it down entirely. break down the possibility of this newest suit, this latest suit, having any success of mandating cdc guidelines during a mass social distancing and that kind of thing. >> this lawsuit is a kind of bellwether for our changing views on what constitutes legal standing. is that means that someone cannot bring a lawsuit in court unless they have a concrete interest in the outcome. a good example is you or me as a taxpayer, if we don't like a particular tax policy, we don't have standing, because we don't have a strong enough interest, as compared to everybody else in the country to file a lawsuit to bring about tax policy change. so, for standing, you need to have a direct

. >>> for more on these charges, i want to go right to danny cevallos. let's talk through some of these charges here. firsts talk to me about the difference between second degree murder and third degree murder. >> they're very different, actually. on the one hand, second degree murder, essentially we have murder statutes that allow us to find a defendant guilty of murder as long as he committed an inherently dangerous felony, even if he didn't intend the outcome, which is the death of the victim. the difference between that and third degree murder is third degree murder in minnesota is murder that happens as a result of something very, very reckless. and then you have, of course, man slaughter which is just -- the distinction is so subtle that the man slaughter charge is just the result of something generally reckless. but the depraved mind, third degree murder requires something so reckless that you almost might as well have intended murder. felony murder however, here, the second degree murder is predicated on an underlying felony. in this case, that's

danny cevallos, thank you as always.reat to see you, my friend. >>> still ahead, what basketball legend lebron james and other stars are doing to energize voters and put an end to oppression. we're back in a moment. n end to oppression we're back in a moment ter ♪ downy unstopables it's like walking into the chocolate factory and you won a golden ticket. all of these are face masks. this looks like a bottle of vodka. but when we first got these, we were like whoa! [laughing] my three-year-old, when we get a box delivered, screams "mommy's work!" mommy's work. with this pandemic, safety is even more important to make sure we go home safe every single day. you're constantly weakening that enamel structure. pronamel repair allows more minerals to penetrate deep into the enamel layer and it repairs it. it is pretty phenomenal. but when allergies and congestion strike, take allegra-d... a non-drowsy antihistamine plus a powerful decongestant. so you can always say "yes" to putting your true colors on display. say "yes" to all

the director danny levy were a couple for years thank you. lady explored his own jewish roots in the giraffe shot of plays a german jewish woman who moves back from new york to germany after her grandfather's factory is set on fire by any semites then. imo i really hope that your mother gets well. she died and i will go. through the role of a jew is also a type of a label they are all very different individual characters. in darkness darkness you play a jewish woman is nazi occupied poland you have to hide underground in darkness literally what was that experience like. and pole you know he got in my character paulina he had just spent 14 months in the sewers with 2 small children and her husband. it was claustrophobic and terrible the cast for bush hardly imaginable. and we shot the film in wastewater tunnels and watch. you have it in our case they were clean and i guess that's you want to get the heat. and her family really survived in the sewers for 14 months he said. oh yes go holland's oscar nominated film was based on a true story about

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danny benson in hong kong there.ws, still to come: they play a central role in royal celebrations, how these horses are getting back in shape, for a more subdued queen's birthday. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. the uk economy shrank by 20% in april due to the coronavirus lockdown, the largest monthly contraction on record. figures due out shortly in brazil are expected to show that its death toll from coronavirus has now overtaken that of the uk, putting it second globally behind only the us. presidentjair bolsonaro has played down the dangers of the pandemic, replaced medical experts in the health ministry with military officials and argued against lockdowns to fight the virus. the world health organization says some intensive care units in brazil are at a critical stage. the situation in brazil is of concern. all 27 areas are affected. we've seen different rates of infection, there are clear hotspots and heavily populated areas. there are different impacts in different populations. we have seen the impact

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and that was huge for personal trainers, danny in teresa gordon, the married couple owns the body studioness in foster city kron four's justine waltman check back with them to see how they're doing after being shut down for 100 days. >>here we are so happy to see our audience their love and their wept and grit to get to this moment were open again after more than 100 days have been shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic the body studio for fitness is back open, but no one gave us a band have so we were like trying to figure out how to do this run by danny and teresa gordon the married couple moved quickly to stay afloat when their door shut in march, a small business loan from foster city helped so did virtual fitness classes, they made for clients yet to be created what they had their chairs couches cume by at least is doing great over here on monday when san mateo county gave gyms the green light to reopen danny and teresa were more than ready now everyone wears a mask. all the equipment is sanitized before and after use with a 50 minute buffer between clients. >>plus people sta

danny woodburn. w l, there are a lot of people, a lot of friends in thi advocacy world when it comes to disability. i know a number ofournalists that write and expound on thetm trt of people with disabilities, and just in myry indulone watching the change over the last four years, the change in employment with regard to people with disabilities that i have been very much a part of in terms of helping to make those changes, seeing that is important a remembering that that path upward existed for the last several years, we want to make sure thatwe eaccontinue to c ve a voice to that path even after this pande oaf and done with -- is over and done with, that we continue on that upswing, and theto keep talking as much as possible about these issues. >> woodruff: governor ridge, ap message of he? >> there certainly should be a message of hope. ironically, americans without disabilities have been living, in many cases, in isoonla without a great deal of contact with theest of the world. for the large numbe

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danny and mandy, good luck. we wish you all the best. thank you.lf at risk again. and k. a medical secretary who has been shielding since march. you feel safe enough to go out to the shops, k? no, i don't. not at the moment. first of all, i'm shielding, so obviously the guidelines are that i shouldn't go out shopping at the moment. but even if i could, ijust don't feel safe enough to go out. i mean, when you see that people have to wear masks and wash their hands in the shop, queue outside shops, i just don't feel safe. because i can control what i am doing but i can't control what i am doing but i can't control what i am doing but i can't control what other people are doing. that is interesting. even if you could go out you wouldn't. how long are you going to leave it? when will you feel it is safe? probably if there is a vaccine available. and if someone can tell me that covid no longer is in the community. wow, so you would potentially stay in until a vaccine was produced? yeah, i don't want to go out shopping. i wouldn't want to go to a restaur

joining us now, legal analyst dan danny cevallos. you've got the white house already saying making it easier to sue police, which we were actually discussing yesterday between us, that is a non-starter for them. but that is part of this bill, and it changes the standard of conduct from willingness ---lefulness, excuse me, to recklessness. talk about how that might change holding the police accountable. >> the bill addresses separately civil liability and criminal liability. civil light reduces the standard of proof fromlefulness, which is a higher mental state. it's one of the lower standards in criminal law for holding someone liable, criminally responsible. on the other hand civilly the bill seems to get rid of qualified immunity, which is very interesting because the original statute never created qualified immunity. it's really a return to what the original statute provided, section 1983, which is essentially strict or automatic liability for any deprivation of a constitutional right. it brings us back to the status quo when the

joining me now, nbc legal analyst danny cevallos. one question, danny, what just happened here? >> it's confusing, but this is called a writ of mandamus. what they asked the appeals court to do is grant the motion to dismiss. the district court hadn't ruled on it yet, and they're vsh very, very unusual forms of brevity. in this case t court of appeals said this writ of mandamus is warranted because when it comes to prosecution, the government is the beginning and the end, the alpha and omega of all prosecutions, whether a guilty plea has happened, the defendant has been sentenced, no matter what. the executive branch is the fundamental power behind prosecutions, and to order an amicus, a friend of the court, to get involved and present arguments in opposition to the government when it has this exclusive power really unnecessarily puts the branches of government at odds. that's what the appeals court, 2-1 decision of the appeals court says. >> so there was obvious immediate shock and surprise about this decision. could the judge -- does he have grounds to appeal this decision at

danny vincent, bbc news, hong kong.spoken critic of police brutality and racism. the scenes in the united states in the past week, he points out, are nothing new and have been going on since the first enslaved people were brought to america four centuries ago. spike lee has been speaking to will gompertz, ahead of the release of his latest film. black gi. is it fair to serve more than the white americans that sent you here? in the broad sense, is the vietnam war through the viewpoint of black vietnam vets. i see...ghosts. happens to all of us, man! you are more than a film—maker. you're an intellectual, an activist, and you are very eloquent on the situation of racism. how do you bring about change? we have to talk about how the united states of america was founded, the foundation. the foundation of this country is immoral. the land was stolen from the native people. genocide was committed against the native people. and my ancestor was stolen from africa, and brought here to work. so the foundation of the united states

dorling found oxen academic professor danny dorling those that live ringback above the 4th floor in tower blocks across this country are more likely to be black and ethnic minority they are the majority of those that live about the 4th floor so there's many ways in which the current political moment and grand fell actually come together and you can see those overlaps quite clearly it's about corporate responsibility but it's also about net pro politics and the way that those who are racialized in certain ways seem to be more likely to fall victim to states discretions or state crime obviously we invite michael heseltine on to dispute how his legislation may have contributed in all the saved entities deny what you are saying in fact my strong and says we'll have an inquiry later and the government had. i have an inquiry that's going on now you keep talking about corporations we already know that the attorney general when the braverman is saying that the corporations must be indemnified must be immunized from legal action post inquiry what do you make of that why do you think they're

meet denzil, sheriann and danny — brothers and a sister caught up in the windrush scandal, whose livess they struggled with their immigration status. it's mad. it's absolute madness that we are still fighting for this, in 2020, we're still fighting for certain rights, as people that were brought here in 1956, in the 1930s. you know, it gets you paranoid. you always go and look over your shoulders every time you see a white van, you just go... you know? like you're a criminal. you just go and try to run. you can't go to school, you can't go out with your friends, you can't travel. i lost 12 years of my life. your whole teenage life. the whole teenage life. i never had the fun of doing nothing. i couldn't afford to get id, nothing. i couldn't even act like a teenager. so, yeah, it messed with my mental state. it took their father, pletus — a successful musician, pictured here in the middle — 62 years to have his citizenship confirmed after he came to britain from st lucia in 1956. newsreel: the empire windrush brings to britain 500 jamaicans... he was one of thousands of commonwealth cit