derrick mcfall on the kerry more like derrick nix stays on his feet because he's for an 8 yard. td. >> cal falls. 38. 6. it finished the regular season 6, 6, we'll see what bowl game we're going to shortly. time on the hardwood. stanford playing host to cal poly. this was looking good for the cardinal in the 1st half. pretty ball movement gets it to maxine to his team high. 21 points. stanford led by 9 at the break. but in the 2nd half, cal poly come storming back only that's the lead to he had a career-high 30 then with under 2 minutes to go was tied. it for jared hires. the caltrans with the biggest shot of the night. >> wow. cal poly pulls off the upset you 97 to 90. well better news for the stanford football program today. they named former quarterback andrew luck. >> as their general manager oversee all aspects of the program, including working with head coach troy taylor on the roster. of course, he played for the cardinal. >> in 2008 to 2011 >> thank you so much. that's all we've got for kron. 4 news at 11. have a great night. >> this week, 13 edition of red and gold zone

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derrick, i just talked about why i am worried about civil rights in the next trump era.after january? >> i think your op-ed in earlier statements are all spot on. we are concerned about all the things you mentioned. but in the immediate we are working hard with the current administration around clemency. the extraordinary power of pardons and clemency is something that we cannot leave on the table. we have had a long-standing disparities in how people were treated as citizens for the same crimes. so we are pushing really hard, in this administration, to ensure that there is some equity and how people are treated. those that are currently locked up. because we know when the next administration comes in, any individuals who attack our nation's capital will receive a pardon. those are treasonous acts. and we have to confront that for many years, where people would celebrate the confederacy when the confederacy is actually a treasonous act. so in the immediate we are going to focus on this administration and work really hard to ensure that we can do away with some of the dis

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i remember when we first get here, derrick, we'd say as rough as it was, aren't we lucky we get to go to work every day with john lewis? i remember sitting on the floor here, literally sitting on the floor here when john led an effort to call attention to gun violence. it's the kind of good trouble john was known for and i was heavy to participate in that moment, never fully understanding until recently what devastating impact the pain of gun violence can have on families across america. i'm now one of those families. i didn't know it then. i got to call john lewis the last few months of his life every single time we had a vote on the floor of the house because he designated me to cast the vote for him during the covid proxy rules, he was too ill to be here. he gave me a incredible gift to vote for my district and then come to the podium and announce to this congress i was about to cast the vote on behalf of the gentleman from the giftth district of georgia, john lewis, most known for the precious right to vote gave me a gift i'll carry with me for the rest of my life and that was the

. >> dana: derrick, tom homan was on "fox & friends" this morning.le more of a listen to him here. >> i don't think it's a -- it shouldn't be a partisan issue. republicans and democrats and independent. public safety. what elected mayor or elected governor doesn't want public safety for its communities? that's what angers me. yesterday's meeting with a good meeting and i gave him credit. once he agreed to sit down. i won't give their names. two other mayors reached out and verify they want to meet with me. >> dana: everybody wants the help maybe. the mayors are saying okay, perhaps trump can give us the political cover we need in order to do the right thing to try to get the illegal immigrants, the violent ones in particular, out of the way right away. are you seeing something similar from your circles especially when it comes not just to the violent criminals but the drugs coming into the country? >> people recognize that on november 5th the american public spoke out. the republicans won by unanimous majority vote and now president trump is going to

tensions flared after michigan upset arch rival ohio state, and michigan's derrick moore tried to plantto the buckeyes' logo. columbus police used pepper spray to stop the scuffle. the big ten conference fined both teams $100,000 for violating sportsmanship rules. >>> another brawl in florida as the gators tried celebrating their 31-11 win over florida state by planting a flag on their field. >>> and north carolina's wolf pack sparked a fight after one of its players tried to plant a flag to celebrate the teague -- team taking down north carolina. have are calling a for flag -- a ban on flag planting. >>> mikaela shiffrin is recovering after crashing in killington, vermont, saturday. >> oh, no! oh, no. >> really scary accident there. shiffrin was taken off the slope in a sled and hit multiple gates and suffered a puncture wound to her stomach. the 29-year-old updated fans on her condition in a video on instagram. >> scare everybody, and it looks like all -- all scans so far are clear. so thank you. >> shiffrin is supposed to compete in colorado in two weeks. >>> coming up on "cbs mornin

figure on her utopia, album to them about the i can finish it and i still see the collaboration with derrick as a very special, even a very important point in my life. visiting opponent in mind because that's when i actually realized that there was an appreciation for what i do. i think it's a content that's a bad thing. it definitely is my from alter boy and bavaria to the internationally successful drug, or it is hungry, a personification of diversity. in practice. the city of league in stock in southeastern germany is known for its well preserved medieval center, which wasn't destroyed in world war 2, euro max reporter had a home. it takes us on a day trip through the charming the very in city today it makes for. 2 the very in city of readings board medieval times with 2000 years of history. doesn't it look like something straight? i took a fairy tale. the cathedral spires the river, the red roof. it's giving medieval court to the max. the regensburg lies on the danube river. and here's why it needs to be on your bucket list. firstly, the whole, the whole time is listed as the unesco worl

i'm in oakland a's fan for former davis president, an aggie grad derrick doctor.18 80's when they only oakland oaks, which preceded the a's. he says his great great grandfather built the ballpark where they first played good on the a's for for doing this and get on the a's for. >> hopefully hopefully getting a little bit more competitive, increasing their payroll little bit. >> to see him leave oakland, hate to see him leave the state but i'm a lifelong is just have happy new yeah. >> that's it for kron. 4 news at 11, you can always find the latest news on our website. that's com 4 dot com and on the kron, 4 news app. thanks for joining us tonight. happy holidays and we will see you tomorrow. can neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. whencan neuriva supporter, remember neuriva. your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you

the late game featuring ravens and texans in houston baltimore seeking grade 1st quarter, no score derrick henry gets the carry. no problem right up the middle and the raven strike. first up 7 to nothing. 2nd quarter. now 10 to yeah. we had a safety mixed in there. now. this is just a ridiculous play by lamar jackson. i thought it was going to throw it away like 3 separate times extends the play and so we can find isaiah likely open in end zone. and i don't know how you pick between jacksons josh allen's for to this year. 3rd quarter more lamar this time showing off his feed. say goodbye. 48 yard touchdown. run. lamar breaks the career record today for rushing yards by a quarterback now at 6,110, it was 24 to 2 and the ravens weren't done later in the quarter on first goal of martin mark andrews. his 10th touchdown catch of the all baltimore today for the 31 to 2. performance really high ceiling that has gone for season. just planted in a family you it. really, really, no matter how you start off by finishing mission pretty well. right we still got a bronze. and my please the field >> but

. >> reporter: derrick is helping the family fast track building on a bigger, better home. >> thank youssed. >> reporter: lahaina's very first home back, receiving a hawaiian blessing all its own, with more than 100 other homes following their lead. >> we looked at this home as like a north star. i want the kids to experience what i grew up with. the ocean, the rivers, you know? family. this is the home. >> reporter: morgan chesky, nbc news. >> that is "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. killing a tech ceo. we are there for the closing arguments in the nima momeni trial

. >> reporter: derrick is helping the family fast track building on a bigger, better home. >> thank youssed. >> reporter: lahaina's very first home back, receiving a hawaiian blessing all its own, with more than 100 other homes following their lead. >> we looked at this home as like a north star. i want the kids to experience what i grew up with. the ocean, the rivers, you know? family. this is the home. >> reporter: morgan chesky, nbc news. >> that is "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. ♪ about nbc bay area news tonight a special session to fight president elect trump and his incoming administration. we are here for you. we will stand with you. california has your back. we'll break down the plan unfolding in sacramento right now. then president biden going back on his word and pardoning hi

. >> reporter: derrick is helping the family fast track building on a bigger, better home. >> thank you blessed. >> reporter: lahaina's very first home back, receiving a hawaiian blessing all its own, with more than 100 other homes following their lead. >> we looked at this home as like a north star. i want the kids to experience what i grew up with. the ocean, the rivers, you know? family. this is the home. >> reporter: morgan chesky, nbc news. >> that is "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. ♪ ♪♪ i really hate ♪ ♪ to let this moment go ♪ ♪ touching your skin ♪ ♪ and your hair falling slow ♪ ♪ when a goodbye kiss ♪ ♪ when it feels like this ♪ ♪ don't you wanna stay here ♪ ♪ a little while ♪ ♪ don't you wanna ♪ ♪ hold each other tight ♪ ♪ don't you wanna ♪ ♪ fall asleep with me tonight ♪ ♪ don't you wanna stay here ♪ ♪ a little while ♪ ♪ we can make forever ♪ ♪ feel this way ♪ ♪ don't you wanna stay ♪ ♪ mmm ♪ ♪ don't you wanna stay ♪ ♪ here a little while ♪ ♪ hold each other tight ♪ ♪ don't you w

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derrick jones junior fly in for the follow-on japan coli elevation, 14 points. none prettier than those clippers led by as many as 21. credit to the warriors who fought jonathan kuminga, the windmills. >> worthy of a couple of there. under 4 minutes left the warriors within 6 more jk. he had a career-high 34 points and it's a four-point game. warriors will get as close as free. but the clippers with covered in the nick of time. james harden blu to jones and the warriors was another tough 1, to 92. they've now lost 6 of the last 7 12 of 15 to fall even 15, some 15 on well, earlier today, some stunning nba news is the sacramento kings fired head coach mike brown. >> the kings have lost 5 straight games to drop to 13 18 brown. you probably remember was the warriors associate head coach from 2016 to 22 before he took over in sacramento. he won the nba's coach of the year award unanimously just 2 years ago after he led the kings to their first playoff bid since 2006, sacramento signed brown to a three-year extension. so they're still on the hook for quite a bit of gu

and joining me now is derrick johnson. he's the president and ceo of the naacp. you released a statement today praising the president's actions, but calling for more. there's a lot of levels to what more you're calling for here, what should be done, what more could be done by the biden administration? >> well, first of all, we commend president biden and the administration for taking this bold step. this was absolutely necessary. you know, the data doesn't lie here, that for every eight person that is executed, there is one person on death row that's exonerated because they never committed the crime. we should not be playing a game of chance with individual lives, but more importantly, the extraordinary power of the clemency and pardon power of the president is something that we urge him to continue to use. we have sentencing disparities. we have the crack powder cocaine disparity. we have marijuana charges. that's no longer a crime. now, the clemency power for federal convictions should be used before he leaves office. and then you have some amazing individuals

derrick jones junior. this is with authority. points for jones on the night. warriors came back from down as many as 21. a 14 zero fourth quarter run helps moody with a three. suddenly the deficit is three, but the dubs shot just seven of 38 from deep. and then the press jones again. warriors fall 102 92 home tomorrow night against the suns. this is why the kings are the kings. they just gave mike brown a three year extension in june. they fired him today. brown was previously a warriors assistant coach of the year two seasons ago. kings on a five game losing streak and ownership has a very quick trigger. 49 ers will host the lions on monday night football here on abc seven. rematch of the nfc title game from a year ago. these clubs have gone in opposite directions since the niners came back from a 17 point deficit to win 3431. niners out of playoff contention detroit 13 and two. brock purdy, who turned 25 today, knows the season isn't over yet. >> we got nothing but real strong love in this locker room. and so to go out there an

uh, with the united states at the center as the issuer of the, you know, one reserve currency derrick. all accounts, all he gets lost is just so much more as it gets induced under such as, you know, what type of monetary regime, where the money can be essentially printed. it will then hand it out. but you know, it's why we got the growth companies like, like, amazon, these, these, these, these big gigantic google american multinationals. they're able to take over the entire american market and you know, other markets as well because they have easy access to this printed up funding money. and it leaves its kind of like a if everybody's, if it's like a big party and everybody's at the bar. but it's getting trucks that have federal reserve is the, is the, is the really the bartender hand and have all this free money and everybody's getting liquored up on it. and it doesn't matter where you spend that because for all truck is having a good time. but the party is slowly coming to an end and it's going to be a big problem for the united states. the platinum is a lot of state has confirmed t

one is derrick go to health, smart nature, the more likes watching it. on youtube, dw documentary, the bobby, with its temples and heavenly beaches. the indonesian island is a dream destination for many. in the 1st half of 2023 alone. just under 3000000 tourists visited valley, which is a population of some 4500000 but there's assigned to bali. the tourists are keen to see around in the streets. valley has a trash problem on the beaches, in streets in the rivers, the garbage piles up everywhere. official waste management or recycling programs are virtually non existent. this mangrove forest south of the capital. den casara used to be a tourist attraction, but now it's close to the public. local authorities are no longer able to manage the accumulating waste, the hello. hello, gary, siblings, gary m. kelly of taking it upon themselves to clean up the bodies, beaches and rivers. because the authorities are doing it, they're french, their parents failing love with the island in the early 2000 and settled here. we've been living in valley for over 20 years n

one of the sell shares and derrick yan at kraneshares. the ticker agix.largest holding of that fund. gentlemen, thank you both for being here with us. let's start with the bullishder you, on why this dip may be worth buying. >> thank you for having me. i think investors are patient here. a.i. is a long-term catalyst for adobe's success in the future. first of all, adobe's software is complicated. imagine now you have a.i. agent for every user. that can learn how to use adobe software more quickly. that's really a game changer. you have to spend hours to watch youtube tutorials. second thing is like the a.i. category is improving the user engagement just like the a.i. tour of adobe has generated 16 billion images since launch. that's a great productivity and using the engagement improvement. we have seen adobe successful of the adopt first and monetize later strategy. just like the pdf market. we believe that with the higher use base and this higher cost, adobe can really successfully monetize at a later stage. >> we're showing signs or images right now of

. >> derrick, thank you for coming on. your time. >> thank you. >> the attorney for accuse ceo murderer luigi mangione raising concerns with how her clients been treated. >> i am very concerned about my client's right to a fair trial in this case. he is being prejudiced by some statements that are being made by government officials. >> criminal defence lawyer mark on how he thinks this case will be resolved coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ grandma: billy, i need help with the clicker. billy: one second, grandma. this guy's going to buy my car. caller: billy? you still there? we gotta deal, right? grandma: you need carvana. grandma: what's your plate number? billy: boss... mov grandma: vehicle features...no accidents, right? billy: no. grandma: good. generating offer. carvana can pick it up tomorrow! billy: that's an amazing offer. billy: but do you still need help with the clicker? grandma: i'll ask your sister. announcer: sell your car the easy way with carvana. >> surprise. a suspect in california finding out the hard way that th

is a one possession game late, but the clippers punch back to secure this game, sweet finish from derrick jones junior, off the james harden lob, the warriors have now lost eight of their last 10, something has got to change. while they are struggling, it is worse for the sacramento kings, they fired head coach, mike brown on friday, after a fifth straight loss. he won a coach of the year award, broke a lengthy playoff drought, previously an assistant of three playoff teams. >> we all know this is the nature of the business but it seems so shocking when a guy is the unanimous coach of the year. a year and a half ago, when you think about where that franchise was before mike got there and where they've been the last couple of years, the job that he and his staff have done is just really shocking. >> a lot of coaches speaking out about that one. to hockey, the sharks and the golden knights friday night, san jose led in the second intermission, looking to add on the power play but instead, that is braden mcnabb with the shorthanded goal, if that wasn't bad enough, 20 minutes later, another g

i'm in oakland a's fan for former davis president and aggie grad derrick doctor.back to the 18 80's when they only oakland oaks, which preceded the a's. he says his great great grandfather built the ballpark where they first played good on the a's for for doing this and get on the a's for. >> hopefully hopefully getting a little bit more competitive, rescind their payroll little bit. >> you to see him leave oakland to see him leave the state. but i'm a lifelong is just have happy new yeah. >> a francisco forty-niners are preparing to take on the detroit lions on monday night. the red and gold already eliminated from this year's playoffs. the game will be a rematch of last year's nfc championship, which the niners won. and while their season is over after january 5th, they're looking at the future and that includes rockland native bryant. brandon aiyuk end how he's recovering after surgery on his acl. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news as we countdown to the new year, we take a look back. >> a 2024 in politics. the race for the white house new policy changes. a

derrick jones, junior. this would be with authority.rs battled back from as many as 21 down 14 zero. fourth quarter run helps moody for three. the deficit is three, but the dubs were seven of 38 from downtown. hard to win that way. and the clippers break the press jones again. come on warriors lose 102 92 home tonight against the suns. this is why the sacramento kings are the sacramento kings. they gave mike brown a three year extension in june. and yesterday they fired him. brown was previously a warriors assistant was coach of the year just two seasons ago. it's not like he forgot how to coach. the kings are on a five game losing streak. ownership with a very quick trigger. their 49 ers host the lions on monday night football here on abc seven. rematch of the nfc title game from a year ago. these teams have gone in opposite directions since the niners came back from a 17 point deficit to win 3431 and advance to the super bowl. the niners out of playoff contention. meanwhile, detroit 13 and two. brock purdy, who just turned 25, knows t

derrick jones junior. this would be with authority. monster putback slam 14 points for jones on the night. warriors battled back from as many as 21 down 14 zero. fourth quarter run helps moody for three. the deficit is three, but the dubs were seven of 38 from downtown. hard to win that way. and the clippers break the press jones again. come on warriors lose 102 92 home tonight against the suns. this is why the sacramento kings are the sacramento kings. they gave mike brown a three year extension in june. and yesterday they fired him. brown was previously a warriors assistant was coach of the year just two seasons ago. it's not like he forgot how to coach. the kings are on a five game losing streak. ownership with a very quick trigger. their 49 ers host the lions on monday night football here on abc seven. rematch of the nfc title game from a year ago. these teams have gone in opposite directions since the niners came back from a 17 point deficit to win 3431 and advance to the super bowl. the niners out of playoff contention. meanwhile

i'm in oakland a's fan for former davis president, an aggie grad derrick doctor. his family's ties to oakland baseball goes back to the 18 80's when they only oakland oaks, which preceded the a's. >> he says his great great grandfather built the ballpark where they first played good on the a's for for doing this and get on the a's for. >> hopefully hopefully getting a little bit more competitive, increasing their payroll little bit, you to see him leave oakland. hate to see him leave the state, but i'm a lifelong is just have happy new yeah. >> 2024 was centered around the race for the white house news nation's reporter kelli meyer has a look back at this year in politics. >> after storming through the early primary is the 2024 race narrowed to 2 major candidates already known to voters. the stage was set for repeat matchup between president biden and former president trump independent rfk junior was also in the hunt for the oval office for a while. all status quo for nearly the 1st half of the election year. but in may, it seem trump's legal troubles would bog do

derrick jones junior. this would be with authority. jones on the night. warriors battled back from as many as 21 down 14 zero. fourth quarter run helps moody for three. the deficit is three, but the dubs were seven of 38 from downtown. hard to win that way. and the clippers break the press jones again. come on warriors lose 102 92 home tonight against the suns. this is why the sacramento kings are the sacramento kings. they gave mike brown a three year extension in june. and yesterday they fired him. brown was previously a warriors assistant was coach of the year just two seasons ago. it's not like he forgot how to coach. the kings are on a five game losing streak. ownership with a very quick trigger. their 49 ers host the lions on monday night football here on abc seven. rematch of the nfc title game from a year ago. these teams have gone in opposite directions since the niners came back from a 17 point deficit to win 3431 and advance to the super bowl. the niners out of playoff contention. meanwhile, detroit 13 and two. brock purdy,

i'm in oakland a's fan for former davis president and aggie grad derrick doctor.is family's ties to oakland baseball goes back to the 18 80's when they only oakland oaks, which preceded the a's. >> he says his great great grandfather built the ballpark where they first played good on the a's for for doing this and get on the a's for. >> hopefully hopefully getting a little bit more competitive, increasing their payroll little bit, you to see him leave oakland. hate to see him leave the state, but i'm a lifelong is just have happy new yeah. >> well, keeping with the winter vibes are taking a live look at the snowy sierra this morning. look at those chain controls and the big rigs right there going nice and slow through them here at donner lake. so that's pretty high up. definitely. very wintery view in the high country. >> and are you here change? >> if you know what, no more rain for us yesterday. we had quite a bit of rain and the golden gate bridge was just saturated today. not so much as a much easier drive this morning. a view of quite tower and it's colder th

so a lot of it is just, you know, manpower, animal power level levers and derricks and pulleys to get all of that to get the building that we have today. and then the second thing and then i'll i'll i'll toss it back is that this is a story that those folks that that built that quality building up there. but then it was also a story of the generations of who have cared for it because it has that there's a reason why it's 170 years old and our general assembly still meets there. our governor's office is still there and. all of our commissioners offices that are still there, that's because of the caretaker, the preservation efforts of generations that have come before us and even our completely acknowledge our generation is doing a fabulous job of taking care of our state. they'll tell us about what we're the building. tell us about samuel morgan and also tell us about the the tower our capital doesn't have a dome which many capitals do it has a couple or a tower. so talk to us a little bit about that and morgan, he was he was an important guy, right? absolutely. absolutely. samuel morg

. >> reporter: derrick johnson owner of home of chicken and waffles teams up with center of hope andbrunch. near his jack london square restaurant. >> my mother's birthday is today. she was born on christmas day and we used to go out and feed the unshe want everyday community. one year we were doing it and rained a lot and the food got wet and my mother was like don't just do this in the restaurant? i said that's a good idea. >> reporter: organizers and volunteers say it feels better to give than to receive. especially in oakland where there's so much need. >> we're connecting with people. you know, it's not just a give and go type of situation. but this is opportunity for us to get to know the people in our community. >> reporter: they've gotten to know some of the less fortunate people very well. like michael. the 87-year-old is waiting for permanent housing. >> i live in a homeless shelter. and i have very few clothes. and that was the best meal i have had since i have been -- in oakland. >> reporter: how long have you been in oakland? >> about a year. >> reporter: most people her

or lamar jackson, derrick henry. you got to pick?'m a philadelphia eagle. i'm going with the eagles. that's an easy pick, but when you think about this game, think about this as well. these two teams could meet in the super bowl. there's a possibility, right? but both these teams i think have dynamic offenses. obviously the ravens have the number one offense in the league, and the eagles have the number three offense in the league. so it's going to boil down to this. defensively -- defensively, not so much the runners in saquon barkley and henry, but what defense can keep the quarterback in the pocket and not let the quarterback extend plays? that's where the trouble lies for both these defenses. these quarterbacks are unique. they can throw the ball, but they can also run the ball. so that's going to be very important on the defenses. this is my favorite play of all, the brotherly shove. >> whit: the brotherly shove. i love that. hey, let's talk about my niners. i know you're a niners fan as well. quarterback brock purdy set to retu

i want to start with a few words of thanks to outgoing subcommittee chair derrick grades. he's been a good friend of mine, someone who is meant to me in this house that will certainly miss your leadership, , your quk wit, your energy and i may also say isis got not the ship mr. chairman, referred often as my aspirational. on policy. you really do understand what it is we do on this committee and your your thoughtful leadership is left to commit any more specifically the aviation subcommittee in very good shape going forward. i know i join my colleagues in wishing you all the best in your next endeavor. i also want to thank eyewitnesses for being here, and if you look at everything we've accomplished share to the faa reauthorization bill, , we havea lot of work ahead of us in terms of imitation. mr. woodward, i i want to asku about -- mr. woodworth, the vb loss rule for unmanned aerial aircraft systems. as you know section 930 of the faa reauthorization act great the faa to publish a notice of proposed rulemaking on bb lost by september 162024. unfortunately nearly two mont

i mean, i think actually derrick rose, it's the example of a facility that's being used for other purposes aside from staging longhorn football games. as a former u.s. faculty member, i know for sure that are many academic oriented events that happen in that building right departments are housed there academic units right so i think what architects can do is reemerge what the stadium can be for community doesn't just have to be built for franchises because a sports franchise is a tenant, right? we don't as a tenant expect tenants tell landlords, build me a nice house, then you pay for it. right? but that's in effect, what sports franchises do. right. so i think i think the place to look actually to look at college football stadiums, look at some of the new soccer stands have been built that again, trying to to be more accessible to a broader public. i do think there are other models there. and i think our challenge is to try to to basically ask our politicians to come up with more imaginative ways, to imagine what i think is an institution that does value in the 21st century in this digita

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joining us now is the president and ceo of the naacp, derrick johnson. the organization has been advocating for the biden administration to commute the sentences of even more people in prison, especially those incarcerated under the war on drugs. so what to you make of this move? perhaps not surprising, particularly after the pope weighed in, but what do you make of it? >> we commend the president for this extraordinary act. the clemency and pardon power that the president has is unmatched. it's good to see he is using the moral authority of his faith to do what's right. you think about those who are on death row. over 55% of those individuals are people of color, african americans and latinos and others. in fact, for every eight people who are killed, one person later is found to be exonerated. we are encouraging the president to continue on this moral path to ensure the disparities that we see in the system that has been proven, it's addressed through the clemency process. there are individuals that should be pardoned. they are productive citizens. thi

i remember when we first get here, derrick, we'd say as rough as it was, aren't we lucky we get to go to work every day with john lewis? i remember sitting on the floor here, literally sitting on the floor here when john led an effort to call attention to gun violence. it's the kind of good trouble john was known for and i was heavy to participate in that moment, never fully understanding until recently what devastating impact the pain of gun violence can have on families across america. i'm now one of those families. i didn't know it then. i got to call john lewis the last few months of his life every single time we had a vote on the floor of the house because he designated me to cast the vote for him during the covid proxy rules, he was too ill to be here. he gave me a incredible gift to vote for my district and then come to the podium and announce to this congress i was about to cast the vote on behalf of the gentleman from the giftth district of georgia, john lewis, most known for the precious right to vote gave me a gift i'll carry with me for the rest of my life and that was the