daryl, how long have you been out of the klan? >> depends who you ask. >> still in.self. >> i'm jeff scoop. i was with the national socialist movement. i was the national director, or the commander for the united states. i was there 27 years. >> jeff scoop was a leader of the national socialist movement. the united states' largest neo-nazi group from 1994 until just recently in 2019. yikes. >> i've been out since about ten months now. >> you're fresh still. >> yeah. >> i mean, ten months is -- if this is recovery, you'd still be early days, yeah. >> i think it will be recovery for the rest of our lives, actually. >> yeah. >> he was born in germany where he became a neo-nazi. then he came to america and joined the kkk. you know what they say. when in rome. so, what was it specifically? can you think of the moment where you said, this doesn't work for me anymore? >> some of the final straws for me was the violent acts. one after another. the tree of life shooting. the mosque shooting in new see land. poway, california. you make up excuses in your mind. i could say, wel

sheriff daryl daniels from clay county in florida.alk with you and to talk with a sheriff who is concerned about god and the quality of life and this way of life in this country. why did you feel compelled to make the statement that you did? >> well, thanks forking is me, lou. a lot of -- for having me, lou. a lot of people are doing a lot of talking around this country, but that's just it, they're doing a lot of talking. in my world, leaders are supposed to lead, and talking cheap. and we can march all day long, we can take knees all day long, but for me as a leader, that doesn't bring any resolution or any closure to any kind of problem as far as i'm concerned. and for the folks in my constituency, they look to me for answers and for peace and for some closure when it comes to problems being identified and bringing some solutions or recommendations for solutions not only for clay county, but across this country. when i look at the leadership or lack thereof, i see and hear a bunch of talking, a bunch of outward manifestations of fru

we talk with clay county, florida, sheriff daryl daniels when we return. my new book, "the trump century: how our president changed the course of history forever," is now available for preorder. it's a little early for preorders, but that's just to drive the liberals, well, a little further nuts. you can preorder your copy at thetrumpcentury.com, amazon.com or barnes & noble. we encourage you to do that. thanks so much. we'll be right back. ♪ [theresa] shingles? oh dios mio. so much pain. maria had to do everything for me. [maria] she had these awful blisters on her back. i don't want shingles when i'm your age. [camera man] actually, if you're 50 or older, you're at increased risk. [maria] that's life, nothing you can do... [camera man] uh, shingles can be prevented. [maria & theresa] shingles can be whaaaat? [camera man] prevented. you can get vaccinated. [maria] where? [camera man] at your pharmacy, at your doctor's. [maria] hold on! [maria] don't want to go through that! [theresa] hija. [camera man] talk to your doctor or pharmacist about getting vacci

we talk with clay county, florida, sheriff daryl daniels when we return. my new book, "the trump century: how our president changed the course of history forever," is now available for preorder. it's a little early for preorders, but that's just to drive the liberals, well, a little further nuts. you can preorder your copy at thetrumpcentury.com, amazon.com or barnes & noble. we encourage you to do that. thanks so much. we'll be right back. ♪ hike! simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. lou: breaking news now, nba superstar james harden finding out that if you in the nba and wear something supporting law enforcement, you will outrage your friends in the radical left. harden arrived at the nba bubble this atlanta thursday wearing a pro-police thin blue line mask, and the left pounced. nbc news reported, quote, the t

we talk with clay county, florida, sheriff daryl daniels when we return.y new book, "the trump century: how our president changed the course of history forever," is now available for preorder. it's a little early for preorders, but that's just to drive the liberals, well, a little further nuts. you can preorder your copy at thetrumpcentury.com, amazon.com or barnes & noble. we encourage you to do that. thanks so much. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. and with his people israel now during the coronavirus pandemic. our elderly jewish brothers and sisters who are so precious to god they have no access to food. as christians and jews we know that we have a scriptural mandate to feed the hungry. and here there are thousands in desperate need. 17 years ago edna was in a horrible terrorist attack. she's still in excruciating pain her food is running out and she's isolated and frightened. all the time i suffer alone with sickness and pain. t

♪ my name is daryl. >>> live, from cnn center, this is cnn "newsroom" with robyn curnow. >> welcome backo cnn. i am robyn curnow, live, from atlanta. so, health inspectors in rio are slapping fines on dozens of businesses for violating coronavirus mitigation measures. but half of those fined are restaurants and bars. as you can see here, the site of patrons crowded together, without masks, has provoked a widespread outcry. bars and restaurants are allowed to operate, at 50% capacity, since they reopened on thursday. tables must be at least two meters apart. and this comes as brazil surpasses a million and a half coronavirus cases, nationwide. meanwhile, mexico is now reporting more covid-19 cases than italy, which of course was one of the hardest-hit countries early on. now, health officials said it could be weeks until cases start to peak in mexico. but that's not stopping many businesses in the capital from reopening. at matt rivers now explains. matt. >> well, for months, people here in mexico watched as this pandemic tore through countries throughout europe. and now, it appears that

the general manager of the houston rockets, daryl morey, is with me now.ks so much for coming on. this is the segment where i get to be a bit biassed. as you know, i'm a huge rockets fan. you and i talk offline about this. i wanted to tell you about the loss last night that my 8-year-old son said that it doesn't matter, mom, it's just a scrimmage game. as we know the season starts july 30th so you can brush this one off. seriously, talk about life there in the bubble because so much is riding on this experiment working out. we know that the star rocket players like russell westbrook who tested positive for covid has rejoined the team after being in quarantine. james harden recently arrived. how is the team feeling being back together? >> great. it's sort of like being in a very focused summer camp. we have a very limited range of where we can go, but we're all here on a mission. we've got a great chance to win this thing. really all the players in the nba are just excited to do what they do, which is play basketball. >> and for americans, it couldn't come

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presence in china following on from the daryl morey incident of the end of last year so 'd be under noillusions although this is simply premier league games being currently dropped from schedules it does have the potential to to roll on for quite some time. and it could significantly impact upon the permian not least in terms of its visitor visibility in terms of funding gauge moments in terms of the pressure potentially that china is going to put on britain is going to put on the british government and i guess medium to longer the more this goes on the longer this goes on there could be a tangible financial impact meanwhile liverpool's poe's finally got their hands on the english premier league trophy the club's 1st league title in 30 years had been sealed a month ago with 7 games remaining off to a 3 month stoppage because of the coronavirus spend their make on wednesday they held a muted sciri following their 53 win over chelsea kenny dalglish the last liverpool manager to deliver the title presented the players with their middles before captain jordan henderson lifted the trophy in

. >> reporter: daryl turn irer ise president of the portland police association. tell me about how your officers feel about the federal troops. >> i can't speak for everybody. they need to work in concert with our, the local police. and so right now that's not happening, and that concerns me. >> reporter: you still believe that police officers can protect and serve and make a positive -- >> i do, i do. >> reporter: the lack of cooperation with local authorities is one thing, but many say the federal authorities acted unlawfully. in this viral video, a protesters is grabbed off the street by federal agents and throwned into an unmarked van. he too was grabbed right off the streets. >> van didn't say anything. it was unmarked. people in military gear jumped out. no statement of why they were stopping us. so i feared for my life and i ran, they eventually caught up with me and pulled me into the van. >> reporter: mark says he was searched for weapons. his beanie pulled over his eyes so he couldn't see. and at no point did these people in the van identify themselves t

. >> you know, daryl, some people are not going to want to listen to what you have to say today. they're not going to want to hear about it. but you said something that always sticks with me. that's humanize the person behind the badge. why don't you do that for me, humanize the person behind the badge. >> we strive to build bridges of collaboration and building programs for the youth to achieve their fullest potential. we do a myriad of programs in the community. number one is our reading literacy program. we're addressing some of the systemic causes of poverty and we're getting into the schools. we're in five local elementary schools. number one, i digress. we're an ethnically-led nonprofit. we're 100% volunteer driven. our board and the work we do is comprised of people of color. everything that we do has a police officer tie into it. so the reading is fundamental where we have these reading programs, after-school programs, summer reading camp. we're taking these children from learning to read to reading to learn. but again, every assembly that we do, every function in the com

♪ my name is daryl. ♪ >> sebastian: that's all the time we've got. watt. i'll back back tomorrow with alex rodriguez and our health care worker of the week. "nightline's" next, seacrest out! >>> this is "nightline." >>> tonight, mask attacks. coverups and meltdowns. with america confronting contagion, the struggle over mixed messages and state mandates. does where you stand in the political aisle depend on where you stand in the produce aisle? >>> plus, family feud trump edition. the president's niece claims he's unfit to run the country. >> if i had wanted money or revenge, i would have done their ten years ago. >> "nightline" starts right now, with byron pitts. >> good evening. thank you for

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♪ my name is daryl. iredefined the wordng th'school' this year.rth in america. hope you're enjoying it as much as i am. we have two fireworks displays to bring you ton't, including a special drone light show in nashville and fireworks in cookville, tennessee. we're going to start with nashville. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i've certainly never seen anything like that. drone snow nashville, tennessee. just incredible. and up next, bye-bye, miss american pie. the iconic song sung by the legend himself, don mclean. you don't want to miss it. stay with us. ♪ >>> welcome back to the fourth in america. how could we leave you tonight without one of the most popular and recognizable songs in american history? don mclean released "american pie" in 1971 and it was an instant hit. here he is. >> hi, everybody, this is don mclean, and happy fourth of july. it's a pleasure to be with you today. and many, many times on the fourth of july, i would be singing in front of very large audiences all over the country and the song they would also wait for was this next one that

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and intended consequences i have always called it a weapon of mass destruction because this is it daryl which exists now is. a study instrument or act on zimbabwe specifically that it shall not access in external support from either the i.m.f. world bank or other international financial institutions and the because of that its means that the risk of. perceived risk of this country whenever the is that hitting us but of a sanction means it is higher it deters investors who would grant to come into this country despite the fed that is a mole was open for business which has been propagated by. muslim non-government and therefore we believe that the sanctions are now irrelevant it is far as the situation is about with its content but there are causing untold sufferings not probably to the if a little but particularly to the. must population of the people and that's what is written by the european union not the united states and however i would just like to ask you because you're continuing at that with this narrative and by blaming the west for your country's problems aren't you actually sh

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police association president daryl turner addressing the city's weekend protests. >>which authorities declared a riot after police say the association's office was set on fire. nearly 2 months of protests against racial inequality and police brutality have followed the police killing of george floyd in minneapolis. recent controversy in portland has focused on the unidentified federal officers arresting protesters. department of homeland security officers have been seen on camera making arrests and putting protesters into unmarked vehicles and customs and border protection has acknowledged its agents were also involved in arresting protesters. oregon's attorney general is suing the dhs is federal agencies are. >>operating with no transparency and against the will of just about every leader in our state, those leaders include the governor and u.s. senator jeff merkley of oregon. >>portland's mayor also speaking out people are being literally scooped off the street into unmarked vans denied due process as far as i can see this is completely unconstitutional protests

. >> reporter: in this case, a seller's market in alameda, but real estate agents neil and daryl of the canless brothers say in san francisco -- >> property values have taken a little bit of a hit, but there are pockets. there are certain areas to where they're stronger than other. >> reporter: one pocket hit the hardest, south beach. 147 luxury condos are on the market. according to an abc 7 analysis of real estate data. >> comparing it to the past five years has been -- it's really unheard of. >> reporter: in just the last two days, 25 people posted on the south beach next door feed they are moving out of their san francisco condos. citing everything from work from home, high costs, to there's nothing to do. >> it's all about supply and demand. >> reporter: there's plenty of supply in soma, south beach and mission bay. of the more than 1,300 active listings in san francisco, nearly 1/3 are in those areas. with inventory high, prices are taking a slightdip. bfore covid the average listing price for a two-bedroom condo in south beach was around $1.95 million. now the average price has d

speaking to daryl, they haven't.lot of feeling, with ealing council on behalf of darren. and it has never been straightforward with them. i do think ealing council should have registered them as british citizens when they were 13 and when they were minors. the home 0ffice denies it has issued deportation notices to the twins.|j am aware of deportation notices to the twins.|j am aware of darren deportation notices to the twins.|j am aware of darren and he has been told by prison officials there is a plan to deport him to grenade. and with regards to darryl, i have physically seen the stage one intention that was served. why shouldn't the government to someone who is not a british citizen and who commits previous bodily heart? they are paying their debt to society. why should they now be subject to a double punishment? when they all, but for an application which should have been done by adults in charge of theircare. have been done by adults in charge of their care. darren's partner says the twins feel as if they are i

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. >> reporter: in this case, a seller's market in alameda, but real estate agents neil and daryl of the canless brothers say in san francisco -- >> property values have taken a little bit of a hit, but there are pockets. there are certain areas to where they're stronger than other. >> reporter: one pocket hit the hardest, south beach. 147 luxury condos are on the market. according to an abc 7 analysis of real estate data. >> comparing it to the past five years has been -- it's really unheard of. >> reporter: in just the last two days, 25 people posted on the south beach next door feed they are moving out of their san francisco condos. citing everything from work from home, high costs, to there's nothing to do. >> it's all about supply and demand. >> reporter: there's plenty of supply in soma, south beach and mission bay. of the more than 1,300 active listings in san francisco, nearly 1/3 are in those areas. with inventory high, prices are taking a slightdip. bfore covid the average listing price for a two-bedroom condo in south beach was around $1.95 million. now the average price has d

♪ my name is daryl.tigation is underway into the death of accused six trafficker jeffrey epstein. the disgraced melting million are dead from parents decide every was found unconscious this morning and is manhattan jail cell. >> we just have to look at jeffrey epstein, the person in the man in this entire background and look at every component of that. and say what would've caused him to impact take his own life . were probably facing the rest of his life in prison. and he knows he could do that. and he decided to end their . knowing that it was fall into many different controversial points pretty. >> whatever standout that he had died, in the correctional center, i was convinced that had not been a natural death. but if it was, it was it indifference or people being paid off and was enabling that to happen. >> is a saying in washington that there's a disaster involving federal bureaucracy of each have a choice between a conspiracy or incompetence, 99 times out of 100, is incompetence. it's not different

♪ my name is daryl. jackie: live from "america's news headquarters," i'm jackie ibanez in new york. rights icon john lewis is dead. he died friday night losing his battle with cancer. he represented georgia's fifth district for 17 terms. he worked with martin luther king, jr. he led protesters across the edmund pettis bridge. he was knocked to the ground and beaten by state troopers. lewis won a number of accolades over the years. perhaps the biggest with president obama putting the national medal of freedom around his neck. the president said his prayers are with the family. john lewis was 80 years old. judge jeanine: a big shake-up in the trump 2020 campaign this week. we have seen this before with interesting results. here to join us former campaign manager and current senior advisor to the trump 2020 campaign corey lewandowski and dan bongino. good to have you on tonight. i will start with you, corey. i remember during the 2016 campaign that the trump campaign went from you to ma -- to manafo kellyanne conway, and it was even later in the election year. everyone was saying it's

♪ my name is daryl. >>> the coronavirus out break surging in texas.tate reporting more than 10,000 new cases today the highest single day total in texas since the pandemic began. i want to bring in the nurse in texas who treats covid-19 patients. but she herself battled the disease for three months. thank you for joining us. are you doing okay? >> doing okay, thank you for having me on. >> we'll talk about what you are seeing on the front line. but you battled the coronavirus for three months. talk about how you got it, what you went through. >> i'm a nurse and i just taking care of every day pashlts that come into the hospital. i work in the trama unit. it was before we started seeing patients come in as you remember in early march. late march. and a patient came in and had a cough. and that was right before all this mandatory testing happened and i was exposed and i got sick pretty promptly within two days i had a fever, a cough, a sore throat, and that was like april 1. and i tested positive. i was lucky to get a test. early on. and so i quarantine

's going take you outside for a live look for our market daryl c little breeze this the still hanging waterfro we'll be right back. >>well we are also just about close up shop here on the kron 4 morning news, but the coverage never stopped the kron let's check in with the nasa to find out what they're working on ice and ice. >>i'm martie coming up in a few minutes, we'll have a live report on san francisco's next phase of reopening in later on this morning, we'll be speaking to pacifica police about a string of hate messages. grafcity plus this af we'll be hearing more on santa clara county's progress in its fight against covid-19 so be sure to download the kron on app stay live with us all day long party. >>all right, thanks a lot and one last time let's take a look at the 7 day forecast for the bay >>as we're nothing's to stay into the 80's for the next several days of slightly warmer inland. move the weeken >>should be typicaltsummertime out enjoy it if you can safely distance of course with your mask. and that's going to wrap things up for us, thanks so much for joining us we'll b

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♪ my name is daryl. balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo!nsure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. >> mayor of kansas city, mayor lucas, i appreciate your time. you announced your order mandating masks on friday and received texts from a person calling you the n-word saying you should "swing from a tree." and you are choose to share them. what was your reaction when you saw the messages? >> you know, as a mayor i get a lot of negative messages. that is part of the job, particularly during the covid era. i have to admit i was taken aback. you don't see racial slurs all the time. but the swing from a tree line was something that really just shocked me. it was a local member, not just a troll or a bot from russia. it was somebody that lives in the area that felt the need i think to escalate it in the craziest way possible. and on something like a mask requirement it seemed absolutely ridiculous. >> i mean, yes. unfortunately masks have become political which is just a tragedy. how many -- h

♪ my name is daryl.out our history any time something bad has happened to us ...we've recovered. we fall, we rise. we come together. we work together. we innovate and create. we find our way forward. every time. this has been the key to our growth that whenever we hurt the most, we became the strongest and found our way home. together. masimo. together in hospital. together at home. >> today's announcement proves that our economy is roaring back. it's coming back extremely strong. we have some areas where we are putting out the flames of the fires and that's working out well. 80% of small businesses are now open, 80%, and with think we are going to have very good numbers in the coming months because others are opening. paul: president trump thursday touting june's strong job's numbers claiming the economy is roaring back from the coronavirus shutdowns and will only get better from here. u.s. employers added record 4.8 million jobs in june and the unemployment rate fell to 11.1% as the job market improved

♪ my name is daryl. here's what's happening.er 11 million coronavirus cases across the globe and more than half a million have died. just in the past 24 hours, brazil reported nearly 38,000 new cases and over 1,000 deaths. england reopened restaurants and bars for the first time in three months on saturday. despite the government's move to ease lockdown measures, some restrictions persist as a limitation on crowds and ban on live music. now back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to "dateline." i'm natalie morales. three years after sandra galas' murder, the investigation has stalled. enter chief darryl perry. like sandra's father larry, chief perry knew the pain of losing a child. motivated by their shared grief, he asked state investigators to take a look at the files and remarkably they found new evidence. but in a case full of twists, there was another one just around the corner. here again is keith morrison with the other side of paradise. >>> it took a scientific breakthrough to finally get larry mendonca the answers he was p

♪ my name is daryl. we know you're always at univethere for them.x, that's why our advisors are alwaysearn more at phoenix.edu. >>> texas now has more than 224,000 cases of coronavirus and reported the highest number of deaths in a single day at 98 and the number of people testing positive for the virus, a record high 15% but the numbers are far from the only sign that this pandemic has tightened its grip on the state. one e.r. near the border has set up a tent to handle any overflow patients. pablo pablo laredo is the nurse coordinator there and wesley robinson is his supervisor for south texas health. thank you so much for giving us a look at what's going on on the ground there. pablo, what does it say when your hospital has to set up a tent to handle e.r. patients? describe what your teams are up against right now. >> as of a weeking a we saw our influx of patients presenting with covid symptoms and we were managing well keeping up transferring them to the main facility and then the main hospitals then became packed and at capacity and then we have to think up how to still see patie

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♪ my name is daryl.ents in that state to wear masks in public, but the seriousness of the crisis seems lost on president trump. he claims everything is under control when it's not. let's go to senior white house correspondent pamela brown. pamela, we're glad you're back, by the way. the president seems really in denial about what the country is facing right now. >> that's right, jim. the president saying he believes covid will disappear. he aims to keep the focus on the economy even as the u.s. saw the biggest one-day spike of covid cases. president trump touting the job numbers for june. >> president trump ignoring rising coronavirus numbers. instead taking a victory lap over job numbers. >> this is not luck. this is a lot of talent. >> as coronavirus cases across the country continue to surge hitting single day records in some states, trump insists the pandemic is under control. >> we're putting out the fires but other places were long before us and they are now -- it's life. it's got a life. we're put

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♪ my name is daryl. ♪ all in this together ♪ family ♪ we're taking a chance ♪ family ♪ like birds ofshoes and dance ♪ red, blue, 16 percent undecided. here we are a nation divided. but 2020 had us shook. so we gave the world another look. and saw a future of differences celebrated. every voice heard and advocated. where everyone can show their pride. 'cause love should never have to hide. there's a world of possibility that can't exist with you versus me. it will take work, that's indisputable. but oh man it could be beautiful. this world where we are we. (♪ ) >> jimmy: our first guest is such a funny and talented actor, writer, and producer he stars in a new movie called "an american pickle" which begins streaming august 6th on hbo max. here is seth rogen seth, welcome. welcome back to the show. >> thank you. >> jimmy: thank you so much for coming on. how is life in quarantine for you? >> oh, it's okay you know, i always say, i can't be too good. you don't want to be the guy in quarantine who's like, everything's great, it's fantastic, never been better >> jimmy: yeah. >> i have a v