and i wanted to follow up with you, starting with you, darius. has your perspective on president trump changed since we last spoke? >> back then he was, he was fine, but during in the whole pandemic and how everything's been unfolding, i kind of, kind of don't agree with the way how he's proceeding with things. >> darius, i just want tbe clear. are you planning on voting for president trump this november? >> no, sir. right now, i don't see anybody that i would vote for. >> what was it about trump's behavior in the past 10 months that pushed you away from him? >> i disagree with basically 85 95, pretty much 100% of everything that he's been doing. >> what do you make of president trump referring to black lives matter as a symbol of hate? >> well to me he just doesn't understand the real meaning of what it is, the whole movement, what it's about. >> mr. harris, the video we just played, you described brutal images of violence, where police sicced dogs on black people. since the killing of george floyd, president trump has said he would sicc the mos

darius, quick response? thank you for the answers.ne of the most vocal on the matter. but we really need major powers tojoin in on the matter. but we really need major powers to join in and on the matter. but we really need major powers tojoin in and i really hope that we will find most politicians will show chew leadership in europe. thank you, darius. let's go to dimitri who is in sweden. you are actually originally from belarus. he has clearly got a vested interest in what is going on there. what is your question? thank you for inviting me here. mrs president—elect, mr ambassador, it isa president—elect, mr ambassador, it is a big privilege to be asking this question. my question is, one of the distinctive features of this wave of belarussian pro—democracy movement is it toa belarussian pro—democracy movement is it to a great extent that they make the women movement, and under the post—election protests. my question is how do you explain this phenomenon? and also maybe mr ambassador can explain where our the feminist in this case?

darius tweeted, i need that. yes, you do young man. everyone was relieved, especially darius.know if she'll believe that. glad it ended in a good way. >> i just could see him, uh, what had happened was -- yeah, uh-huh. >>> we got deion "prime time" sanders coming up later. don't we, michael? >> we do. cannot wait for prime. >>> we also can't wait for lady gaga. we'll be right back. so much more ahead on "gma." so much more ahead on "gma." there are memberships for all kinds of things today. but what about memberships for bigger things? human things? what about being a member of the family? with all of its truths and trials, bad days and good. what about being a member of the community with all of its unexpected smiles and knocks, hellos and waves? what about being a member of humanity with all of its questions, challenges, possibilities and hope. what if there was a membership that gave us the time to do the things that really matter, one that celebrates the things that connect all of us? welcome to a different kind of membership. ♪ ...i was just fighting an uphill battle in m

let us now go to lithuania and indeed where svetlana is and to darius.g the time. the crisis in belarus has been going on for over a month and a half now with no end in sight. how should the west, if at all, respond to the situation and do you see anyone taking the leading role in the natter? svetla na, can you answer that about what role the west should take? first of all i have to say thank you to all of the countries that are involved in our situation that it is very important to us that if we do not matter for our authorities and leaders and people multiple european countries who respect human rights. first of all i ask every country to be vocal. we hear all the voices and all the supports that other countries show, so, secondly, i call for not necessarily recognising mr lukashenko as president of belarus and the third one is very important also, it is individual targeted sanctions against those who are involved directly or indirectly into violations after the elections the elections of august 9 2020. let mejust add let me just add a little bit bette

for quite a while now and he had a jar of all of it and the phone from the back of a car for this darius you talk series it was always going to be a little bit awkward and i think jimmy kimmel own that or couldn't us but the opening sequence when jimmy kimmel came out and he talked to an audience that effectively wasn't there an audience that was in his head and then suddenly they really weren't there and that was a big reminder of how isolated everyone is and how you know those of the taste of the rest of the show if you like i found a little bit depressing. so that was part of the emmys that kind of fell flat but at the same time there were big successes the story of the watchman for example that was a show that really one a lot of hardware also reflects the political climate in the u.s. right now to tell us more about totally current watchman is absolutely spot on at the moment this is explores the legacy of racial violence in the united states the whole thing starts by looking at a real but little known massacre that took place in tulsa oklahoma in 1921 where white vigilantes attacke

i think we all miss each other darius, i want to thank you for all of this. things that are happening. thanks for your time today. >> thank you very much >> joe >> dow component, dow now positive nicely so. and i guess it was about 15 minutes ago remember maybe 20, maybe half an hour, the nasdaq had turned positive. the dow and s&p. what will converge will the nasdaq join the daubach into positive territory. it's turned positive and so has the s&p. >> we want to get back to the story that broke citigroup, this is the way to talk about it. the next ceo you should say right now, this is the first woman to ever run a major bank on wall street. she's going to be replacing michael corbat who retire in fe. he has served as ceo for eight years, a total of 37 years at the firm frazier has been at citi for 16 years and currently serving as president and ceoof the global consumer bank. she will join the bank's board as part of the succession plans. citi shares, we can show you what that chart looks like right there. but a historic day in many regards on wall street as

a hermit for quite a while now and he had a jar of a live in and me for the back of a cop of this darius you talk series it was always going to be a little bit awkward and i think jimmy kimmel. or couldn't us but the opening sequence when jimmy kimmel came out and he talked to an audience that effectively wasn't there and the audience that was in his head and then suddenly they really weren't there and that was a big reminder of how isolated everyone is and how you know those of the taste of the rest of the show if you like i found a little bit depressing. so that was part of the emmys that kind of fell flat but at the same time there were big successes the story of the watchman for example that was a show that really one a lot of hardware also reflects the political climate in the u.s. right now to tell us more about totally current watchman is absolutely spot on at the moment the series explores the legacy of racial violence in the united states the whole thing starts by looking at a real but little known massacre that took place in tulsa oklahoma in 1921 where white vigilantes attacke

about in the book that there have been some who have said that donald trump is a modern day cyrus or dariust figures who delivered and acted as saviors of a sort, certainly in a political sense, and arguably in a spiritual sense for the jewish after the babylonian captivity. as i said in the book, i have not said that. i don't think we really know until the unfolding of history what the real role of a figure is. we did not know, for example, that ronald reagan played the kind of historic role that he did in vanquishing the former soviet union and in a victory in the cold war over communism until after he left the president. issues thats to the give meaning to the soul, of tens of millions of voters, whether it's the protection of innocent human life, religious amendment,e first the sanctity of the traditional family, and the defense and support of the state of israel and the jewish people, that donald trump has been a champion, and for that reason, i think he is going to get at least the 81% of the evangelical vote that he got four years ago and probably higher. , it's called god and countr

talked about in the book that there have been some who have said donald trump is a modern-day cyrus or dariustament figure who delivered and acted as saviors certainly in a political sense and arguably in a spiritual sense for the jewish people after the babylonian captivity, as they say in the book i have not said that, i don't think we really know until the fullness of time in the unfolding of history what the real role of the figure is, we did not know for example that ronald reagan played an historic role that he played in vanquishing the former soviet union and in a victory in the cold war over communist until after he left the presidency. what i can say when it comes to the issues that are in the hearts and give meaning to the soul of tens of millions of voters a day whether it's the protection of innocent human life, religious freedom, the first amendment, the traditional family, the centrality of the traditional family and the defense in support of the state of israel and the jewish people that donald trump has been a champion and for that reason i think is going to get the 81% of the

. >> we're getting a lot of talk about how people come back, darius adamczyk talking about he wants peopleack. i think this is one where we all want people back but we are faced with the notion could people want to come back both because they've rethought their lives but also because of health concerns a lot of people act as if this thing is beat. i lining to think let's wait until we get a vaccine before we start talking about coming back. mike a soul searching guy, i'd like to see what jane says about coming back. this is revolutionary and we can't deny it. when ben retired over at clorox and appointed a woman i said maybe this is the beginning of the recognition that it's important that women get top jobs as a father of two daughters who are asking who are the women that run companies it's all one hand that you can name so maybe this is a really good sign mike, thoughtful man. >> yeah. yeah not just that, but adding to the board as well. >> right. >> so that's going to be key to watch. it would be great news if we could start to broaden out diversity of leadership. as for the reopening

>> it's an amazing first time director, darius it's a movie with a lot of heart.play, ruben, goes through a process of hearing loss through the film. so the sound design is new that hearing loss. the whole movie is captioned, so hearing audiences and non-hearing audiences can all experience ruben's journey, and then the film is equally accessible to all audiences. >> jimmy: you play a punk rock drummer. do you know how to play the drups? d did you know how to play the drums before the movie? >> i did not. the intention initially was that i would be a metal drummer. it became very clear very quickly that even with my three-hour lessons every day for seven months i'm not going to become a metal drummer. but we downgraded it or made it a slightly less technical style of drumming, but my drama teacher was incredibly patient. >> jimmy: and you learned sign language. >> i did. ruben's journey is an introduction to deaf culture. my friend, jeremy lee stone, yeah, we would kind of spend that seven months just spending hours together every day and introducing me to friends

this is the colts linebacker, by the time of darius leonard, and he gives a man his gloves.now that in the glove was his wedding ring. also inside the glove, he realized that, and the fan, much to his credit, reached out on social media, said i have every intention of giving your ring back, and that he did. so he said basically that is a showcase to that young man's parents, because, guwhat? i need that ring! >> sure did. >> there you go. >> johnny rivers for the hall of fame, murph. >> how can he not be in the hall of fame? come on. secret agent man? mountain of love? come on! >> exactly. >> see you later. >> thanks for joining us. the news continues at 7:00 on ktvu. maybe you should offer it to the pregnant lady. and that would be... me, sheldon. i'm obviously pregnant. well, you never said it to my face. and the last time i assumed a woman was pregnant, it did not go over well. yeah, i'm still mad at you. (clears throat) you were drinking water instead of wine. what was i supposed to think? sheldon's right. i would never ask a woman if she was pregnant, unless she tells m

linebacker for the colts darius leonard that he was doing a good thing as he throws a young fan his glovesin the game. little did he know, his wedding ring was also inside those gloves [ laughter ]. he later realized it. the fan, much to his credit, reach down on social media and said he had no intention of keeping the ring that he found in leonard said, that's basically a showcase for that kid's parents. he did the right thing, made sure leonard got his ring back and all is well that ends well with the wedding picture. [ laughter ] you cannot lose a wedding ring. >> definitely don't want to be losing the wedding ring. >> learned that the hard way. [ laughter ] >>> next at 11:00- >> the administration has not taught remote before. they have not taught in a pandemic before. we have. >> a protest in the north bay tonight. teachers vote down a plan that would bring them and their students back in the classroom. >> teachers and masato have rejected a return to school with students split between home and classroom. >> teachers say any return to campus should be held off until 2021 and the so-ca

. >> and darius, as you're standing there, how many hours are you away from it hitting.s amazing. it looks like you're blanketed in snow behind you. all right, gary -- gary, i think you can't hear me. there he is. he obviously can't. he's walking out of our shot here. you start to see these kinds of things with transmission as the weather approaches. i want to go to tom in the weather center. behind him, it really did look like snow, those sort of white out conditions and just the amount of rain that's coming through. where is the storm right now? how dangerous could it be? >> well, i tell you, as bad as it was in those pictures with gary, it's worse just to the west, areas of orange beach, gulf shores, dauphin island. we're looking at a category 1. it reached its peak last night when it was a category 2. it's moving at two-miles-per-hour. if it stays at two-miles-per-hour, it won't make landfall until tomorrow afternoon. if it picks up in speed just 1 to 2-miles-per-hour, it'll be tomorrow morning. we're not sure. we've lost all steering occurrence in this. new orleans

watching hurricane teddy, this is expected to become a major hurricane in the next darius and perhapso have to watch teddy next week potentially coming close to the east coast. then we are also watching this area of lohse that could move into texas next week. so the tropics are busy to say the least. there are some of the tropical models that show you where this thing is going. we don't really know. it looks like crayons here. bottom line it's busy in the tropics. next named storm is wilfred and then we go to the greek alphabet. we have only done that once and that was in 2005. ainsley: we are definitely going to do it then, flight we still have months and we are at w? janice: yep, several weeks. steve: see what happens. brian: if the earth would spin a little faster and shake off the urks. i will look into that. [laughter] you can do that, janis, i appreciate it. jillian, you have the other news. jillian: let's start with this. damages from unrest in kenosha, wink now topping $11 million. the fire chief says that's three years worth of fire loss for the city in about a week. followin