we have the chef here, ed brown, with some aces showing us how to make the famous salmon roasted dishr boss, co-workers. >> people are talking about salaries in the work place. >> younger generation. >> how much do you make? >> before we get to that, i'll tell if you tell me. dylan dreyer, can we get a forecast >> there you go. we are going to take a look at some of the tropics here it's been quiet lately, a lot of dust off the sahara, we're seeing an uptick as the dry air weakens. a zone in red where we could in the next five days, 20% chance of seeing development. this storm is coming in off the coast of africa. as we lose the wind sheer, when you lose the wind sheer, we could see a hurricane develop. something to keep an eye on. elsewhere across the country we have the flooding potential down along the gulf coast to louisiana and mississippi hot in the northeast and beautiful out west temperatures in the 60s, 70s, and 80s up and down california >>> good thursday morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. today san francisco will reach into the upper 60s and low 70s in oakland. for napa,

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ed that was written, it was before the president's announcement where he's going to double the amount of loan forgiveness for those people who received pell grants, and a lot of those disproportionately are black and brown students, so this is absolutely going to hit home in those communities, and i think that this was the right decision to make, and i think that as people look at it in the new plan and what the president actually did today, i think that they will see that this absolutely helps community of color and those on the lower income scale. and it's what we want to do. the president always said that he was going to live from the bottom up and the middle out, and that's what this does, and on the campaign trail, he said he would do $10,000. that's exactly what he did, but exactly he doubled it for pell grant singlerecipients, and i t that's another example of promises made, promises kept, and the president keeping his head down and focusing on working families and how to lift from the bottom up. >> all right, cedric richmond, always good to have you. thank you. >>> okay, let's bring in ron brownstein, senior editor for "u the atlantic." let's talk about everything that happened last night. okay.

michael brown, amidou diallo, is that where that book stems from? >> in so many ways it was in the same call the op-ed project which was teaching faculty how to write for a public audience. and we had a workshop later that day and i got the tv on and the news was just glaring and it didn't matter which channel i was watching because ferguson missouri was on fire. and the pundits were all saying this black rage. who burns up where they live, black burnout where they live. can you believe all of this black rage and it didn't matter which channel i had on , it was the same narrative. i had lived in missouri for like 13 years s. and so i found myself shaking my head going no, this isn't black rage. this is white rage. this was where i came up with that we as a nation are so focused in on the flames that we miss the kindling area we miss the policies that are in place that then generate that explosion. we miss what we do with education. we miss what we do with housing. we miss what we do with the criminal justice wsystem. we miss what we do with the voting rights. we miss all those tea th fundamental basic

brown, amadou diallo, is that where that book stemmed from? prof. anderson: so many ways. i was in this thing called the op-ed project which was teaching faculty how to write for a public audience. we had a workshop later that day and i have the tv on and the news is just blaring and he did not matter which channel i was watching, because ferguson, missouri was on fire. in the pundits were all saying, look at this black rage. who burns up where they live? black folks. can you believe all of this black rage? it did not matter which channel, it was the same narrative. i had lived in missouri for 13 years. so i found myself shaking my head going, no, no, this is not black rage, this is white rage. this is where i came up with that we as a nation, we are so focused in on the flames that we missed the kindling. we missed the policies that are in place that then generate that explosion. we missed what we do with education, what we do with housing, what we do with the criminal justice system, what we do with voting rights, we miss all of those key fundamental basics of life in america and the policies that undermine

>> let's take a look atwhite rage , michael brown, on the due download, is that where that book has. >> in so many ways it was in this thing called the op-ed project which was teaching faculty how to write for a public audience, op-ed and we had a workshop later that day and i got the tv on and the news is just blaring. and it didn't lamatter which channel i was watching because ferguson misery was on fire. and the pundits were all saying wow, look at this black rage. burns up where they live, black folks are notwhere they live . can you believe all this black rage and it didn't mmatter which channel i had on it was the same narrative. i have lived in missouri for 13 years so i found myself shaking my head going no. this isn't black rage. this is white rage this was where i came up with that we as a nation are so focused in on the flames we miss the kindling we miss the policy policies that then generate that explosion. we miss what we do with education. we miss what we do with housing. we miss what we do with the criminal justice system u. we miss what we do with voting rights. we miss all of those key fundamental basics of life in americ