do the dun dun. (dun dun) >> stephen: even after chauvin was arrested, he was charged with third-degree murder. that's a pretty light charge. it's like prosecuting jeffrey dahmer for a bad case of the munchies. "we find the defendant hangry." plus, the other three officers involved have not been charged with a crime. so if you're wondering why people are so upset, it's because this is so upsetting. also, it's not an isolated incident. on the very same day that floyd was killed, there was another viral video of a white woman named amy cooper, who was confronted by a black birdwatcher who asked her to put her dog on a leash in central park, so she responded by doing this: >> i'm taking a picture and calling the cops. >> please call the cops. please call the cops. >> i'm going to tell them there's an african american man threatening my life. there is an african american man. i am in central park. he is recording me and threatening myself and my dog. (dog yelps) i'm sorry i can't hear. i'm being threaten

katherine williams dunning leaves behind two young children. was of course the granddaughter of music legend hank williams. she was 27 years old of. arthel. arthel: so very sad. so sad. well, nearly a week has passed since seattle police abandoned a downtown precinct and protesters took over a six-block area they called chaz for capitol hill autonomous zone. now, they've changed the name to chop for capitol hill occupied protest or organized protest. they say autonomous zone gave the wrong impression of their aim. and for now, washington's governor and seattle's mayor are not taking any action to break up the occupation. jonathan hunt is live inside chop with the latest. jonathan. >> reporter: arthel, we're at one of the entrances to the occupied zone. this is one of the main entrances. i want to walk you in here to give you a sense of what it is like. look up the street right now, it stretches several blocks in that direction. hundreds, probably a couple of thousand people here, in fact this afternoon. it's a sunday afternoon and most of these

and he gets several yards away from me running dun the block and my heart stopped, and i screamed, and i said cole, stop, stop running. because what i realized in this young black man's body, if he bumped into somebody they might say he assaulted me, what did he run from? what did he steal? >> reporter: he was a threat. >> he was a threat. >> i was in a khaki and polo, trying to make sure i don't lose my school supplies. >> reporter: now you look back on it and see why she was so worried. >> i completely understand. regardless of your age, your skin color is a crime right there. just being black, it automatically makes you a target, puts a target on your back at all times. >> reporter: for twyla, who lives just miles from where george floyd took his dying breath, keeping her kids safe is an ongoing discussion in her home. do you feel like there's things out there, stuff that you don't understand? >> uh, a little bit. >> like what? >> i used to not understand like a lot of the feelings behind it, but i definitely understand more of it now. >> all of it hit so close to home for us. it's

of dunning street in london the british prime minister harold wilson was faced with what he called himself an apocalyptic crisis northern ireland was spinning out of control and civil war could not be ruled out. amongst the options he considered were dried withdraw and self-governing if the people of the north were on governable he could not govern them. in an atmosphere of near panic wilson called a council of war at his official country retreat checkers. in the peaceful countryside . also present was the secretary of state for defense. and the secretary of state for northern ireland greece on the security side was headed by so david house the general officer commanding northern ireland. well wilson attempted to control the worsening situation the hawks within british military intelligence hoped for a different outcome. where all out war could be waged on the ira. in the meantime gang were slaughtering anyone but republican targets. so we asked ourselves why why these people and we drew up 2 lists one was of people who were unlucky enough to be caught up in indiscriminate car bombs and th

memories of it on sheila's childhood in his birthplace the austrian town of turin on the dun you. heavy steam trains shook the sheila family home by braces could be seen and felt in the apartment. and trains with the subject of young a guns 1st drawings. his father she was station monster in 2 and a key rail hub in the austria-hungary an empire a hot tempered man he sensed his son's exceptional talent very early on. and if he thinks he says he did see this unit those one very revealing story is where having noticed how his son spent all his time drawing it off she loved one in a drawing pad and told him that every day after doing his latin homework he should drop picture on one page and then he'd look at it when it was filled. 8 of sheila evidently thought this would give him a few weeks peace. he gave a go on the exercise book in the morning when he returned home for lunch he saw that all the pages had already been filled and that they were strewn all over the apartment. he had a fit and burnt the drawings. this story tells us that egg on father was willing to foster his son's ta

i remember that the spotted one the dun tough one you're dead meat donor and i remember him ballston it go on out but 360 it was crazy he beat me and done kind. of. yeah i think he felt some back he didn't tell me about some of the things he did but it was amazing and it done contests he really was it was funny that the hocks had both of them because before spot i always such charlie crist's was spot right same sort of thought i remember charlie crist being tiny to play with 2 of the shooters guys ever this game is but with charlie crist's you know you know ben we don't know this man and we love the play with him do you ever see that picture by the way of muggsy bogues in the new ball together oh yeah oh yeah he really didn't. know what. you know maybe knew 5 and 7 of character yet he was a character as well and no god bless him gone now but man he knew was one of the funny guys that met a need i know that you know people can help out with the arts as well but your site where they can go and learn more about all the charitable work you're doing well actually you go culture city websi

many came out of so-called dunning school. it was part of the intellectual legitimation of the solid south. look what happened when black men were given the right to vote. disaster of reconstruction. our conclusion from black? the white sox is correct to take the right to vote away even though they are violating the constitution. if you give them their basic rights, you have a replay of reconstruction. i'm sorry to say, defining my life to historical, it played a role in spreading racist history which help legitimate the denial to african-americans of the basic constitutional rights. once the civil rights movement took place, it fell to the ground and set length, scholars have been rewriting reconstruction history and i think we see them today is a critical moment in the history of american democracy. the great tragedy of reconstruction was attempted but it failed. whole bunch of books dealing with this, this particular book even though it's three amendments, pull back a little is also about reconstruction. the last chapter is

and it really rings hollow for people the president eventually decided to take it dun.lly since he didn't condemn the language. no one says they condition condemn the language. >> in misery. saying he didn't get out of the car. you didn't hear the person saying it repeatedly? it's convenient. these people in charlottesville. remember this moment? >> jews will not replace us! >> here's what the president said about these people. >> you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. you had people in that group -- excuse me. i saw the same pictures as you did. >> we did see those same pictures. the nazis who marched in charlottesville are very fine people. and those screaming white power at him in the video he retweeted are great people. remember, protestors are terrorists. what's your thought? >> you don't need a code book to break the code here. that the president ran a campaign in 2016 on administering discrimination against minorties. he pursued those as policy. to encouraging police brutality. and the muslim ban. there's no need to go deep to decipher what

between street dunning and shopping starting tomorrow until sunday at 10:00 p.m. >> today the san joseharks will continue free testing at shark tank. tested from 1:00 until 7:00 p.m. tests are being offered to more than neant. testing continues tomorrow. >>> the start of baseball season is among the latest by pandemic. you can still grab seat. kind of. picture this. with cardboard cutouts insteado ving cardard cutouts of themselves a this year get stranger and stranger. if you're not a season holder, it will cost you 99 bucks. >> all right, i know you are a giants fan, are you going to pay off that money? >> you know,will be the least amount of money i have paid for tickets at a giants game. i might. but can you help me out, am i going with this jersey? or maybe just some giants gear. what you think? >> i say, do both. picks it up. do both, right? maybe i can squeeze the whole family into one photo we have to buy one, we will see. i think it's great and baseball season is just around the corner, so yay for that. taking a look at the roadways right now, we are headed to the bay bridge w

and really have to hundred kerr dun. until this can pass. >> this thing could go on for quite a while. until there's a real treatment. a therapeutic. and certainly until there's a vaccine. thanks as usual for joining us. coming up, cnn has now interviewed america's top infectious disease expert. dr. fauci. we'll bring you the interview that is next right here in the situation room. can i find an investment firm with a truly long-term view that's been through multiple market cycles for over 85 years? with capital group, i can. talk to your financial professional or consultant for investment risks and information. talk to your financial professional or consultant at mercedes-benz, nothing service will do.-class that's why we're expanding your range of choices. many dealers now offer optional pick-up & delivery and at-home maintenance, as well as online shopping with home delivery and special finance arrangements. so, whether you visit your local dealer or prefer the comfort of home you can count on the very highest level o

that's ha we wanted available in every household in dun tri as needed. we're nowhere near that despite the fact we're this many months into the pandemic. that's causing a lot of frustration on the task force. why hasn't the cdc been able to step up to that task. >> all right. thank you so much for that reality check which the country needs after the lies we heard from the white house today. coming up, swing and a miss. the basic yet crucial question president trump could not answer about the 2020 election. that's next. >>> it could change the balance of power in the united states is closer than it's been a while to adding another state. stay with us. when you have depression, it can plunge you into deep, dark lows. and, can leave you feeling extremely sad and disinterested. overwhelmed by bipolar depression? ask about vraylar. not all types of depression should be treated the same. vraylar effectively helps relieve all symptoms of bipolar depression... with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk

includes complex challenges to have students as having dunning education in prison and under saying theave on someone how to understand the mission statement or how do you have the role in upholding that mission statement in that context in their rolls in general? >> i think every university that seeks to try to better their community, that tries toe equip young people to be successful, you have to acknowledge the other population, right? oryou have to acknowledge the population of party your community as well they are deserving of education to so what about them? i know my own experience, the small group of people who actually brought the program into the prison had to fight for. they currently do not receive any funding from the actual university. that would go a long way for university to stand up and say hey, we know there are conversations on about reform and reentry. we know equipping people and giving them the tools they need to succeed is good for all of society, and we want to be part of the solution. we are going to go into the prisons are going to go into the prisons and help

and what we need to do is tell the truth about the historiography around reconstruction with the dunningool and how the lost cause didn't lose, they actually won. and the way in which the lost cause reengaged in the writing of the reconstruction. the corruption and incompetence of black politicians, right? it's a period in which the south, amidst its particular way of life, was under assault. and it's a period in which some people think in terms of the story that was told. that the united states lost its way. it's, also, during this period, chuck, that we have between the 1890s and 1920s. the erection of these confederate monuments as the confederate soldiers were beginning to die. and so this is -- these monuments are often monuments to an ideology of white supremacy. so there has been a particular story told, about reconstruction, that set the stage for the sedimentation of jim crow in the south, of the ideology of anglo-saxonism. we have to tell ourselves the truth. we have to confront the lie. if we do that, maybe we will open ourselves up to the possibility of being otherwise, as ja

announced earlier in the week that it had 0 coronavirus cases and there was a full stadium of fans in dun eden has the highlanders hosted the cheats the country's super rugby teams have over the unique format featuring new zealand teams only the highlanders won this one with a last minute drop kick 2827. former pakistan cricket captain shahid afridi has tested positive for coronavirus afridi posted the news on his twitter account saying he'd felt unwell since thursday he'd been travelling through pakistan recently with his charity distributing food and other essentials to those affected by the pandemic afridi who paid over 500 international matches across all formats until his retirement in 2016 is the 3rd pakistani cricketer to test positive and the most high profile. and that's all the sports news for now so thanks very much peter how be back with more news on the other side of the break hope you can join me that ability to lead from pizza hut myself on the news out to the troops on the trickle. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase r

children or formally owned a movement they hope will end the pattern of normed african-americans dunning at the hands of police john hendren. used well for more. on this let's bring in lester spence in both him or he's a professor of political science and africana studies at johns hopkins university and lester specializes in race and politics and police violence lester said now that george floyd's funeral is over it was emotional it was poignant i mean what needs to happen now to keep working towards fighting racism in the u.s. and keeping that issue in the spotlight because of course the danger is once the dust has settled it could all quickly be forgotten what the blessing is that. there are been a number of groups have been working on the ground for years to kind of either reform 'd police or to basically kind of defund or are legit and what they've been able to do in this circumstance is take advantage of this complicated opportunity to call for significant change and we've already seen it so new york spend $6000000000.00 a year on new york city spends $6000000000.00 a year on polici

dunning prize from the american historical association, and one from the organization of american historians. a truly wonderful book. i have used it so many times in teaching in undergraduate and graduate classes that i have gotten free copies. i'm not going to give them away to you, but i have free copies. i will leave it at that. he has co-edited a volume that emerged at a symposium called "sunbelt rising." the politics of space, place, and region, published in 2011. that was a big year for darren. his research has been supported by the american council society, national endowment for the humanities, the american philosophical society, and the rockefeller foundation. he is here tonight to discuss his latest book, "anointed with oil: how christianity and crude made modern america," published last year by basic books to great acclaim. following his lecture, he will be happy to take your questions and afterwards to sign books which are available for purchase outside at the book stand and off to the left is a place where darren can sign them for you. so please join me in welcoming darren dochu

the $600 dunned dooesn't do it the $1,200 doesn't do it that's the way i read the thing.eople who have aggressively moved into the america wakens trade, i think, should wait to -- you have to get up early early to what dr. gottlieb said which is it's going to be difficult to get this thing under ontrol it reads like a science fiction -- that's the line that we heard in the stand. it's going to be hard to get it under control. that was the president talking that's a fiction -- it's a fiction -- it's great stephen king book. gottlieb is reading a lot like king >> yeah. except in that -- in that novel there was actual direction from the federal government where really there is a lack thereof >> there was a plan. it didn't work. >> now it's just the silence is deafening. >> david, do you know what they did, remember, this he closed off the lincoln tunnel and remember what it did nothing. in "the stand. new york and connecticut and new jersey are trying to close off things and, i don't know, i had the governor of rhode island on yesterday, remember, they put the national guard