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well in a moment we'll hear from former england goalkeeper david james on this and the other major talkingis weekend's premier league football... handball. in total, there were three controversial penalties in the last two days — a result it seems of the new ‘stricter‘ interpretation of existing rules. that makes it six penalties for handball so far this season. compare that to 19 in the entirety of the last campaign. we've already seen this elsewher in europe — resulting in 57 penalties due to handball in itlay‘s serie a and 48 in the spanish la liga. so is this something we might have to get used in the premier league? patrick gearey has been looking into it. this is going to be another huge talking point in a weekend of handball decisions, very few people agree with but it is a penalty to newcastle. i think we have lost the product with a pistol 30 can i really do. i do not understand how we have allowed this to come into operation. it is ridiculous and it has got to change and i will go as far to say that pairs managers have to get together and take a stand. far to say that pairs manag

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. >> reporter: david james is louisville's metro council president and a former police officer. >> i think that's key to everything, because the question is, were the police legally there? >> reporter: kentucky attorney general daniel cameron says he won't release the transcript from the grand jury proceedings because of a pending fbi civil rights investigation as well as the ongoing criminal case against that one officer, frances. >> gabe, thank you >>> meanwhile, another city battling its own civil unrest makes a historic move. the mayor of rochester named the first black female interim police chief ron singletary stepped down earlier this month harriet sullivan served with the department as a lieutenant and will take over for a year and apply for the permanent position >>> the 2020 nba finals are set. the miami heat are headed for their first final information six years. they beat the celtics in six games. and they'll meet the los angeles lakers who beat the nuggets to win the west and reach their 32nd finals in franchise history, extending an nba record game one is wednesday. >>>

. >> david james is louisville metro council president and former police officer. >> i think that's key to everything. the question is were the police legally there. >> gabe jinse us live fr sville. has the kentuckyeneral might release those grand jury transcripts, gabe? >> reporter: no. cameron says he won't do it because of the pending fbi civil rights investigation as well as the ongoing criminal case against that one officer, kate. >> all right. gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> now to the coronavirus and growing concerns about rising cases across the country. in new york city health officials are warning of new lockdowns. ron allen reports. >> i will not allow the lies to be given out. >> in several places with rising rates, confronted by residents who don't believe the numbers. >> move away. you are not wearing a mask. >> reporter: the city warning it may shut down private schools and nonessential businesses, measures not seen here in months if inspectors find large indoor er residents not wearing maskthat we're facing since we have emerged from lockdown. >> the city trying to stop t

louisville city council president david james: >> the phrase of "i was in fear of my life," leaves a of room and latitude for people to interpret that as justifiable when, in fact, it may not be justifiable. >> reporter: some point to the fact that since 2015 that there have been more than 5,000 fatal police shootings. 71 officers have been charged with murder or manslaughter. only 19 have been convicted. how much onus is on prosecutors to bring charges against officers who often they have to work with in other investigations? >> i think it is exceptionally difficult for elected district attorneys or even local district attorneys, more generally, to hold officers criminally liable, even when they should be held. >> reporter: leaving open the question of whether justice is really for all. >> breonna taylor! >> reporter: adriana diaz, cbs news, louisville. >> say her name! >> o'donnell: the death toll from covid continues to climb with more than 1,000 new deaths reported yesterday. the total is now well over 202,000. cases are rising in more than 30 states, and in nine of them, new cas

former england goalkeeper david james says it's vital that people use the facilities offered at grassrootsy may not survive. with small clubs struggling financially under the pandemic, james is also urging clubs to develop other ways of gaining income. it's part of the community and hear a dwelling garden city which, i would like to say, typical grassroots football club. we have facilities for other use, such as darts, i'm not a darts player, but i can come down and play darts, there's a bar there, you can watch live football. the hall is used for multiple purposes throughout the day, throughout the week in a normal condition, so it's notjust about the footballers, it's about what the community use of facilities for. if you take those facilities away, you then have a substandard community value. on to controversy on the pitch now. and handball was the word of the weekend in the premier league. three controversial penalties were awarded at the weekend. tottenham's eric dier was the man punished against newcastle. it was given because dier‘s arm wasjudged to have been made ”unnaturally bigge

. >> reporter: david james, a former police officer and now president of louisville's metro council, says the answer is critical. >> if they did not announce themselves, then did they have a right to be there? >> reporter: kentucky's attorney general says he won't release those grand jury transcripts because of a pending fbi civil rights investigation as well as that criminal case against the one officer. >> gabe, thank you very much. >>> lots more to get to now including growing signs the coronavirus is on the rise again here in the united states. cases are up in half of all states. and with flu season quickly approaching, health officials are taking notice. nbc's sam brock is in miami beach. sam, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning. cases are up in half the states over the course of the past couple of weeks. we just crossed 700,000 total infections. the green light has been given here to fully reopen bars and restaurants. checked somewhat by local restrictions. despite the push to contain covid, there are alarming signs the country is headed in the wrong direction. 25 st

so -- david: let me get laura a chance to get back, james. she was cut out of the first part of the conversation. can you jump in here laura, how much of this issue from the woodward book is going to be sticking to the president between now and the election? >> james is doing a really good job, taking out a shovel trying to dig president trump out of a hole, we see week after week, this is the latessest example. he knew the virus was deadly. it was less dangerous than the flu t would simply go away. didn't institute a mask policy. didn't institute testing and tracing. americans understand that cost lives. this is another hit to the body. it is self-inflicted by trump. so i think what we really need to be talking about are the swing voters. just as anger fueled trump voters in 2016, regret is fueling voters in 2020. we know that women, that perhaps cast their vote for president trump in the swing states now are looking to joe biden. we know voters stayed on the sidelines are requesting absentee ballots. we're talking about grocery workers with

james and the l.a. lakers are going up against these former team the miami heat as the players approach the end of what's been a long stint competing inside a bubble david stokes reports. the brunt james working hard to win his 4th n.b.a. championship with a 3rd different team at 35 years old he's experienced most things in basketball but says competing with the lakers for nearly 3 months inside a corn team bubble has been the most challenging thing he's done his career. on your mind your body when everything else has been an extremely tough but i'm here for one reason the one reason only and asked to compete for a championship you know 2 of these i don't even know how many days it is whatever how many days it is it feels like 5 years really doesn't matter but. i've been as locked in that ever been in my group standing in the bronze way resulting from the miami heat this is the 1st time they've reached the final since he left the franchise back in 2014 and they know that their success largely depends on stopping him he's still at the top of his. or he still dominating what is shown while. at the career and the legacy that is continually building on and

ourfirst ever king david, but the best. not king james! thank you, james. thank you, anna as well —— your vision has been fozzy but we've heard you loud and clear. headlines at the top of the hour but that's it from me. over the weekend we've seen in sunnier skies and lighter winds across western uk. four eastern areas in particular eastern england and london much more cloud, some rain and felt colder than it should do it for the time of year. this is a flavour of what's to come for the week ahead. this theme will be pretty consistent, near—normal temperatures for the start of the week and wednesday onwards it gets cooler and more unsettled and wetter and win there. at the moment we still have that knowledge it winds and it is stronger across the north—east of the uk —— south—east of the uk. new winds ease during the afternoon. still a lot of card for eastern england, drier day on saturday. elsewhere there will be lots of sunshine around after a chilly start and it should not feel too bad in the sunshine, 18 celsius in cardiff. not as chilly in norwich as t

david: police chief james craig from detroit who does have the support of his mayor, and we're glad you have that support , chief always a pleasure to see you thank you for coming on again appreciate it. >> thank you look forward to it goodbye now. david: why are lawmakers still fighting over the next stimulus when steve moore says they could be using billions of dollars that are still unspent from the last stimulus? steve moore joining us next. david: president trump is heading to the battleground state of nevada today, mark meredith is in mindon, nevada with what we can expect. hi, mark. reporter: david good morning. sorry we were just getting setup as we were getting ready good morning from beautiful nevada. president trump's campaign is determined to hold an event out in northwestern nevada a little bit later on today even though the state has made a little bit of a difference trying to decide what kind of in person event could happen because of covid-19 spreading similar to what we saw earlier in the week as the president was holding an event in michigan we expect the president's s

you have james mason, robert hunter, david atchison, andrew butler and william good.hat do they have in common? what do you see? >> they are all democrats. prof. balcerski: yes. what else? >> they are all southerners. prof. balcerski: because virginia, that's the south. missouri, it is still the south. and south carolina is definitely the south. southern democrats. the party of andrew jackson. what is ominously missing here from the party of andrew jackson, northerners. where are they? why would a group of five southern democrats choose to go to the same boarding house? there's a lot of answers to that question. one result is undeniable. it was this group, the f street mess that was more responsible , than any other group of politicians for the most important piece of legislation in the antebellum congress. that was the kansas nebraska act. it was this group who on a cold and snowy night in january of 1854 marched over to franklin pierce's house and demanded that pierce support their plan to organize the new territory of nebraska to permit slavery. there it is. southe

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vaccine before election day and plus his in cases on college >>> and chef david chang finds happiness outside the kitchen. the jamesinner tells usand reprogramming his personality. he's got a fascinating memoir out. all that coming up when we see you at 7:00. >>> and a re24/7 access to cbsn bay area and kpix yo is 6:51. we'll be right u? [upbeat music] ♪ today was the day that i put everything in perspective. ♪ ♪ i fell asleep but when i woke up. ♪ (boy) hi, do you want to share my sandwich? (vo) good feeds our connections. good feeds us all.atural choice lunch meats. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news let's go live right now to county a fire just exploded overnight near lake oroville. overnight evacuations we know several homes have been destroyed in yuba county. this is the bear fire. it roared up at around midnight tearing through several communityuba and plumas and butte counties. the mandatory evacuations safety as the fire burned toward oroville. and we're following another fire at same area. this is a new one in loma rica yuba county. 3,000 evacuated there. this is just south of the fire we were just talk

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. >> james, it's david faber i had to jump in, man that is some momentum portfolio you have got thereultiple to sales 50 to c times aren't you taking risk off at all? >> we have to be smart you want to buy low, sell high we've been building up our position not in the vix. vix is a medium turn volatility but short term volatility is explosive. we came in the uvx around 19 bucks and looking good today that compensates and pays for the risk that we have to take on the equity names again, we have to make money year after year. these are names that are going to be higher next year at this time, names that will survive the crisis and despite valuations we have to look at the explosive upside and every one of these names has explosive upside >> alicia, let me turn to you and kind of what those names are replacing. the energy sector and what's happening in oil today is not encouraging. is there a way to square that with the macro story with the momentum story or is that just a coincidence? >> i think there's some concern over the macro story and in particular, the china tensions have been kin

i love david baldacci. i love james patterson's books, not quite so much the scary ones that the one he wrote was so wonderful, like a letter to, i've forgotten but anyway. you get my age you don't remember the names but i love the books . they are just a lot area there's something happen automatically read, mary higgins clark there's some i have to read the minute they come out on a danger in a bookstore. yes. >> read my books. yes. [inaudible] thank you. yes, i played golf george bush bush left me a college station where he is rushing down togo see the golf . and if will have it i may make a little tour up there myself . yes. what about children's books? what are my favorite children's books? it depends upon the age of course when i go to school i usually read young children. i love the book called amazing grace. the trouble is when you go to read the children, if it's a book you love a red 400 times area so you have to try to find a book that's new and that has some kind ofmessage in . i love make way for ducklings a

talking heads the film of his spectacular musical, "david byrne's american utopia" premieres on october 17th on hbo and hbo max. let's take a look. >> jamesth this country something that has not been done before ♪ >> seth: please welcome back to the show, david byrne. david, it's so lovely to see you. >> hi, seth myers. good to be here. [ light laughter ] you're on a real set you're on your set, unless you remodeled your house >> seth: no, this is the real set now. yeah week two of trying to pretend like things are normal [ light laughter ] >> okay. an odd thing happened to me just now. i'm in my office, and i realized, you're going to be on tv in a few minutes. so i went to -- i thought, "oh, my god, i better, like, spruce up." i went to the bathroom and sprayed my armpits with, you know, that air freshener stuff >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> that we keep in the bathroom, and i thought, "oh, that's good. i'm going to smell okay on television." [ laughter ] >> seth: we don't have that technology yet, but i would love to -- if we could get smell through zoom technology, that would help >> yes yes. >> seth: david, your show was the last bro

topic former fbi director james comey hit on will testifying today. fox news correspondent david democrats say this allegation is purely political before an election. today the former head of the fbi weighed indirectly. dni had john ratcliffe, former republican congressman from texas sent a letter to judiciary chairman lindsey graham, summarizing allegations that former secretary of state hillary clinton okayed a plan that would throw then candidate trump into of the middle of a scandal with russia. the letter to graham citing russian intelligence reads in part, "in late july 2016, u.s. intelligence agencies obtained insight into russian intelligence analysis alleging that u.s. presidential candidate hillary clinton had approved a campaign plan to cook stir up a scandal against u.s. president a candidate donald trump by tying him to putin and the russian hacking of the democratic national committee" but the next sentence says "the ic does not of the accuracy of this allegation or the extent to which the russian intelligence analysis may reflect the exaggeration of application." f

murder of a cleveland detective are due in court today. 18-year-old david mcdaniel and two teens are accused of shooting detective james -- last week during attempted robbery. he and informant were working under cover on a drug investigation. both men were shot in their car. he was a 25 year veteran of the department. his funeral is on friday. the doj is doubling down on its request to defend president trump in a defamation lawsuit from a woman accusing him of rape. e. jane carroll claims trump sexually assaulted her in a new york department store in the 1990s. the president has denied the allegations doj spokesperson says he has the legal right to represent him. >> president acting as a federal employee and officers was responding to allegations from the press regarding this woman. and he was doing so at the white house. so, in other words, he was doing his job. so, we, at the department of justice, had a duty to defend a federal officer doing his or her job. that's what we are doing here. carley: takeover would mean the government may have to pay possible damages. the hearing on the case is scheduled for later this m

i love david baldacci. i love james patterson's books, not quite so much the scary ones but the one who wrote that was like a letter to, oh, i forgotten but anyway. when you get to my age you don't remember the names but i do love his books. there's just a lot and there are some i have to automatically read, mary higgins clark and there's some i have to read the minute they come out. i'm a danger in a bookstore. yes. [inaudible question] >> read my book ass -- [laughter] [inaudible question] >> i wonder why. yes, i have played golf and george bush left me a college station where he is rushing down to go to the golf and if locke will have it i may make a little tour out there myself. yes. [inaudible question] >> well, it depends on the age of course but when i go to schools i usually read the young children and i love a book called amazing grace but the trouble is when you go to read to children if it is a book you love they have read it 400 times and so you have to try to find a book that is new and that has some kind o

david willis, bbc news, los angeles. and now for a bit of good old—fashioned sportsmanship this is british racer james teagle who was on courseed diego mentrida overtook him, but noticed the mistake and stopped to allow teagle to catch him up — and cross first — saying he deserved it. the organisers awarded him honorary third place and the same £250 prize money as teagle. i suppose itjust shows, like, massive integrity and, you know, great sportsmanship and, you know, i think people have really taken it to heart. it has gone all over the world and it is incrediblejust to see that and people valuing that sportsmanship. nice to have some good news. let's have a look at the weather. i'm not sure how good that is going to be. here is chris. it will be as good as i can make it. this morning we had low clad, mist and fog. that has cleared to leave stunning blue skies. this was western cornwall earlier this morning. these blue skies are pretty widespread. make the most of it because as we transition to the autumn equinox tomorrow, we will get colder conditions edging in. temperatures starting off well in the 20s, we have much colder

. >> david, what do you think politically is the next step? we were talking with james how to message on this. i think it weebz f. we told you this is who he is. see? and for the rest of the country, to be like and? we kind of knew this already. plus already all these other o issues that we know are going to be top issues for voters, health care, i mean, cry, for sure, climate change with the fires out west, economy, future of our relationships with other countries in the world there's all kinds of stuff to talk about. what is your sense of the strategy in light of this report? >> well, you know make our way through this. right. 45 pages in my printsout. i see the possibility of at least a hundred different political ads in this. so we'll keep those people busy. the basic here is all those issues talked about. covid, climate change, economic justice, social justice, for anyone to deal that in the white house, we need to have someone who's basically honest and competent, ok, who doesn't lie, who doesn't cheat who doesn't con. so if you have someone there whose core story

i love david balducchi. i love james patterson, one sort of like a letter to-- you get my age, you don't remember the names, but i love his books. there's just a lot. there's some i love to automatically read, mary higgins clark, i have to read the minute they come out. i'm a danger in a bookstore. yes? >> mrs. bush-- >> have you ever played golf? >> read my book. [laughter] >> yes. >> i love your humor and i love your white hair. >> i wonder why. thank you. yes, i have played golf and george bush left me this morning at college station where he is rushing down to go see the golf, and if luck will have it, i may make a little tour up there myself. yes? [inaudible] >> what about children's books? what's my favorite children's book? well, it depends upon the age of course, but when i go to schools i usually read to sort of young children. i love a back called "amazing grace." the trouble is when you go to read to children, if it's a book you love, they've read it 400 times. and so you have to try to find a book that's new

. >> host: james in manhattan, go ahead. >> caller: david. >> host: in manhattan?please go ahead. .. >> and i was curious of national review. i went to a newsstand and had a whole different stigma attached than it does now and they went to a newsstand that is the absolute truth. i started to watch firing line whenever i was home saturday morning pbs for many years. he's to have the brother of the month or the brother of the week love l-uppercase-letter liberals and he would destroy their arguments for half an hour listen carefully and be patient and then at the end showed them how wrong the conclusions and the backup conclusions were completely wrong. i do want to ask you a comment about sarah palin and the republican party has changed to basically a party that is going in the direction of fascism. >> i will start with sarah palin. i think on balance it was a reckless selection think mr. mccain was told and it was reported in newsweek that did a postelection issue that it was presented to him this way. you might win with her but you can't win without her. he spent

david beckham. he's on a free transfer, having being signed by the italian team four years ago. lebron jameshave moved within one game of the western conference final. the lakers beating the houston rockets on thursday to take a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven series greeted the brian is hoping to bring the championship back to the lakers for the first time since kobe bryant's team won it 10 years ago. formally one venue for fans and the coronavirus lockdown. just under 3000 tickets have been sold for each stage in italy which is hosting an f1 race for the first time. the mercedes driver says it is quickest in practice. yet a shorter than expected day after the crash ended his time on the track. is sports for now. let's go back to london. anchor: that wraps up the newshour but i will be back with a full bulletin shortly. a roundup of the day's top stories coming up in a couple of minutes. stay with al jazeera. goodbye for now. ♪ natasha del toro: coming up on america reframed. thousands of mexanans wo lelly ininmerica, in hotels, in loining, and d in carnivavals. brian: nonone hato t telthem w

david johnson acquired in the deandre hopkins deal. 19 yards, 7-0 te scored the nex. patrick mahomes and travis kelce and the rookie out of lsu. 138 yards and a score. nba playoffs, jamesthe rockets trying to even their series with the lakers and lebron had other ideas. under 45 seconds left in the fourth. lebron out to caruso. caruso, 16 off of the bench. caruso the steal. rondo, the backboard pass to lebron in a playoff game. lakers win it 110-100, up >> thanks for joining us north of new york city. >> monday and tuesday, life is going to imitate art. the guy who played caddie dan noonan in "caddyshack" is going to actually be a caddie. >> it started when michael o'keefe wrote a tongue in cheek article looking to be hired at the u.s. open. >> o'keefe has some experience on the bag. he caddied at winged foot in the early 1970s. >> okay. >> actors take their roles so seriously. >> i know.o see. >>> coming up, the postcard that got delivered late by a century. >>> plus the high school student who put his down time during the pandemic to good use and tapped into his skills that he never even knew he had. >>> first, last night's action in the nfl. the highly anticipated r

david johnson acquired in the deandre hopkins deal. 19 yards, 7-0 texans. chiefs scored the next 31. patrick mahomes and travis kelce and the rookie out of lsu. 138 yards and a score. nba playoffs, jamesn and the rockets trying to even their series with the lakers and lebron had other ideas. under 45 seconds left in the fourth. lebron out to caruso. caruso, 16 off of the bench. caruso the steal. rondo, the backboard pass to lebron in a playoff game. lakers win it 110-100, up 3-1 hi. what's on your mind?in. can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? you can customize and save. what about internet speeds that can keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. and now with our stores reopening, we're putting healthy practices in place. come visit a store today. stop in or book an appointment online at a time that works for you. now that's simple, easy, awesome. ask. shop. discover at your local xfinity store today. we sand my heart fell.oke i knew we'd lose our home... and we did. over 24,000 homes have been destroyed by wildfires in the past few years. wildfire victi

>>david it's a better morning for me but not with the numbers on our air quality and one of the local parks and hope and aryan james, you don't see a lot of people all here today is this smoke. >>it's just dangerous to be breathing in, but we're going to show you the air quality map right here across the e-bay this east bay while his college that this is from a purple air dot com take a look at you can see just how bad the numbers are here we are air quality index nothing but over 300. we have some areas that are nearly at 400 overlooking here in hayward right now what this means is this means we're seen hazardous conditions. the air today does not only affect sensitive groups like we talked about before people with respiratory problems people with asthma people with allergies. this air is dangerous for everyone if you are out here for longer than you need to be also let's go over on the map and take a look at areas of oakland and berkeley and richmond. you have some pockets in these areas where the air quality is almost at 400. so you got smoke, not only that you got particles in the air you've got all other thing

that's the club owned by david beckham going is leaving events on a free transfer having been signed by the italian thing for just over 100000000 dollars 4 years ago. oberon james and the l.a. lakers have moved within one game of the western conference final the lakers beating the houston rockets on thursday to take a 31 lead in that best of 7 series but one of them to bring made championship back to the lakers for the 1st time since kobe bryant's team won it 10 years ago. and fans have been allowed into a formula one venue for the 1st time since the coronavirus lockdown just under $3000.00 tickets have been sold for each day at the trunk in italy which is hosting an f one race for the 1st time the saudis drive all 3 boats as they was quickest in friday's practice turns london are slow here a shorter than expected day after that crash and that his time on the track. are kerry very serious force looking for now let's get back samarium in london thanks so much andy well that wraps up the news hour but i'll be back with a full bullets in a very shortly a round up the day's top stories coming up in just a couple of minutes to staying out of there right now. for nea

david spot has the details tonight. good evening. >> good evening to you. john ratcliffe declassified this russian intelligence assessment on the eve of testimony by fired fbi director james over in may. former republican congressman from texas, and lindsey graham from the senate summarizing allegations that former secretary of state hillary clinton okayed a plan that would throw then candidate donald trump in the middle of a scandal with russia. in late july 2016, u.s. intelligence agencies obtained insight into russian intelligence analysis alleging u.s. presidential candidate hillary clinton had approved a scandal of donald trump by tying him to a scandal of hacking against the national committee peer than it goes on to say the ic does not know the accuracy of this allegation or the extent to with the russian intelligence analysis may reflect exaggeration or fabrication. it continues. according to handwritten notes, former cia agency director brennan briefed security officials on the intelligence and alleged approval by hillary clinton on july 26th, 2,016th of a proposal to vilify donald trump by stirring up a scandal claiming interference by russian security services.

in georgia, incumbent david perdue holds a five-point lead over democratic challenger john ossof. in michigan, gary peters holds a five-point lead over john jameshunt, what races stand out to you the most? and could these be consequential changes? >> they absolutely could be. and the one that stands out the most there is that north carolina race. i mean, if we put that number back up on the screen, i mean, this is stunning for an incumbe incumbent. 38%. if you're at 38% and you're an incumbent sitting senator, that is a huge problem. you know, more than any other race on the map, i think this is a generic ballot test because tillis wasn't necessarily -- this was true when he ran against kay hagan, it's the purest re-election of d versus r with no candidate necessarily having a huge advantage in personality or any other issue. you really don't want to be there if you are thom tillis. that is a terrible number. on the flipside, that michigan number, gary peters versus james is also something i've been hearing from republican sources that they're suddenly keeping an eye there. that number is closer than we anticipated it might be. you see gary pet

up on friday david stokes al-jazeera while the los angeles lakers are preparing for their next game in the western conference finals that's against the denver nuggets like a starter bron james has hit back at l.a. county sheriff alex the in a way that he claimed the players' support for the black clouds mass movement incites violence towards police up there are. 35 years ever. but i also know what's right is why it was a long while that i grew up in inner city. in a black community and what we call the hood or the ghetto i really want to if you're an obscene a lot of counts or. a lot of black people. being you know i guess racially because marco apps you know you know what my whole life what i'm not one time i've ever said. you know this act by a white horse. i just said that you know what's going on in our community is not ok. steven stamkos scored on his return to action in the n.h.l. stanley cup final the tampa bay lightning caps and he's been out with injury since feb he came back for game 3 of the series the dallas stars and this goal helped his team on the whites are 5 see when. the lightning and how to win off in the best of 7 title decider. the new york yankees look

as david mentioned, watch his report "the case against mary catherine higdon" on 48 hours suspicion, tonight at 10:00/9:00 central. >>> ahead jeff daniels as jamesgoes behind the rules of some of the most significant >>> every time i wear that suit, every time, i >>> every time i wore that suit i put both my legs in one side of the pants. i stand up, i put one leg into one side and take my other leg and aiming for the other side but i get stuck and i'm asking if there's something not so much wrong but different about those pants. >> you can't put your pants on and you think there's something wrong with the pants? >> all right, get out. >> i love that show. jeff daniels, love him, too, played will mcavoy in "the newsroom." for his latest role, daniel joins a different team, plays former fbi director james comey in the new two-part series requesting the comey rule." it's adapted from comey's best-selling book for showtime and in this preview, comey wonders about reopening an investigation of hillary clinton just before the 2016 presidential election. >> where does that put the credibility of this institution? another scenario. hillary has just bee

ainsley: his name sheriff james albert and he says, quote: i was saddened and enraged by the murder of davidh silence acquiescence and in some instances outright support from the local, state, and national leadership of the democratic party. as a lifelong public servant and member of law enforcement, i have not left the democratic party. the democrat party has left me. brian: majority g.o.p. senator joshua hawley introducing the david dorn back the blue act today joins us. senator, in missouri, this seemed obviously inordinate the lack of respect for somebody who spent his life in law enforcement and was killed haphazardly. where was the outrage? why was there even a need for this act? >> you know, it is extraordinary to see in st. louis alone there have been nine police officers shot in the line of duty since june, 9. we hear nothing from the democrats, nothing from the woke corporations and celebrities and that's why i'm introducing this bill. this would give a pay raise to every cop in america. and it would put more cops on our streets. it's time that we stood up and supported our law enf

david: aishah hasnie thank you very much. appreciate it. now to detroit where lawmakers there are calling for an investigation into the city's protest response. detroit, michigan,'s police chief james craig says these calls, are quote, unfortunate, a repeat of a number of false claims made without verifying the facts and police chief craig joins us now. sir, as we mentioned before, you are this one area where the issue of law and order seems to have been done right. you haven't had the out of control violence that we have seen in many other u.s. cities but now lawmakers are pointing a finger at you. apparently they have some trouble with law and order. how do you respond? >> you know this is simply, david, thanks for letting me come on the show again, this is nothing more than protest pressure. so people, or some who are in political leadership are folding to the pressure by protesters. so it is by accident that you see the number of chiefs across the country who are leaving in large numbers. they don't feel supported. the men and women who are on the ground doing this work don't feel supported. and so it is really about this pressure. that is the bottom line. david: we're looking

james freeman and mattie duppler. i will see you two shortly. meantime, word on wall street. joining me now, sell point asset management chief strategist, davidpartner, bren talkington and danielle hughes. markets are mixed this morning after yesterday's selloff, the worst single day drop since june, led by technology stocks, facebook, apple and tesla. the volatility index surging to its highest level since july. is more volatility in store? danielle? >> i think so, dagen. good to see you. you know, speculators have been riding high since the s&p since the second quarter and they fell off the horse yesterday. much of the carnage can be attributed to the tech names as you mentioned, apple down 8%, tesla down 9%, amazon, 4.6. microsoft, almost 7%. and the single stock options market has really seen a tremendous amount of carnage and we attribute that to the mass amount of retail traders who have dove into that market too. so we're going to see more volatility. we are looking also at the chip stock names which is a painful corner of the market, nvidia down significantly yesterday, 9.3%, looking lower today. american micro as well, because china

many actors who have been in the media about playing james bond and if we go right back to the very beginning, cary grant, our own bristol actor, davidf filming and! been an absolutely fantastic bit of filming and i want to enjoy that first before thinking of the next one, hopefully we can get to watch it sing. you are a james bond super fun, it sing. you are ajames bond superfun, who would you like to play 007? he would your first choice be? i don't know. i think i am going to 90, i don't know. i think i am going to go, likei i don't know. i think i am going to go, like i say, sit down, watch this, i thought it might have been henry cavell but tom hardy is as good as anybody. i think he has got to be british, that is why that franchise has been so successful. it is totally british and i think that is totally british and i think that is why it has a much worldwide appeal because of that. you are not bond barbershop, we can see lots of james bond you are not bond barbershop, we can see lots ofjames bond memorabilia around you. when did your love affair with bond films first began klezmer i am 55, i did not get to see from russia with

el ilusionista david blind, se atreviÓ a volar por los cielos de arizona, esta maÑana te contamos lo que pasÓ despuÉs. satcha: aquÍ verÁs primero el estreno de la nueva pelÍcula de jamesnmediatamente a las noticias contigo satcha. satcha: asÍ es esta maÑana reacciones de decepciÓn y sorpresa tras conocerse que los republicanos no incluirÍan una segunda ronda de cheque, en su nuevo plan de estÍmulo, el paquete se destinarÍa a escuelas y a cierto subsidio por desempleo. esto justo pal residente donald trump amenaza con retener fondos a ciudades gobernadas por demÓcrata, a diferencia del mandatario joe biden se reÚnen esta tarde con la familia de jacobo blake, edwin pitty nos informan desde washington. edwin: asÍ es, 500.000.000.000 $ que ayudarÍa a los desempleados a nivel estatal y el gobierno federal le darÍa un bono de 300 $ a la semana, muchos piensan que el dinero no es suficiente y los republicanos asisten de que no es necesario que se apruebe tanto dinero. escuchemos. >> arriesgarnos a una recesiÓn mÁs profunda de lo que podrÍa ser, por falta de acciÓn agresiva ahora mismo. edwin: para los republicanos es importante publicar controlar la cantidad de dinero que se

there are quite a few that every book they write i read i love elizabeth george and david baldacci i love james patterson not the scary one that's the one that was like a letter. there is just a lot some i have to read the minute they come out i am a danger in a bookstore. >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> yes. i love your white hair. yes i played golf and george bush left me a college station and as luck would have it. >> my favorite children's but? it depends on the age that if you go to read to children they have read at 400 times you have to find a book that is new. i love make way for ducklings it is 60 years old with a very good message and tells you the policemen are there to make life easier they are compassionate and caring and i like that. children should be taught to respect people who are in public service firemen, policemen, senators, c. i believe serving is a noble occupation. i like make way for ducklings it's old maybe they haven't read it. [laughter] >> let me tell you about harry potter. i.c.e. to go to school speaking to fifth-graders and say how many like to and after harry potte