a win for josh emmett with the knockdown. >> jon: the confidence of josh emmett -- with a reputation like jeremy stephens, to be that confident? josh emmett is doing that. >> daniel: and he's fighting well because of it. >> jon: one of the best corner men in the game, the message for jeremy stephens, don't fake. don't get desperate. >> daniel: the only reason he has knockdowns was because you overextended yourself. take your time. it will come. >> jon: coming up next, don't miss the recap of all the action in orlando with our post flight show over on fs1. you can also stream it live on fox sports go. stephens advancing here. emmett with the early lead with strikes landed. >> daniel: josh emmett does a good job of actually moving, taking punches from the outside. he will fake right and go to the left hand. it's a very tricky set of skills he has, because he's so powerful. he's banking on one of them landing. >> jon: oh, emmett goes down, jeremy stephens is going to close the show! oh, no. emmett drops, jeremy stephens! jeremy stephens with a win tonight! >> daniel: jeremy stephens shu

emmett's exact cause of death is ( darya ) in san jose... sexual abuse at an all girls catholic school have surfaced. this after a former student came forward to share her story of abuse. catherne leehane says when she was a student at presentation high school in 19-91... she was sexually abused by her teacher... and she wasn't the only one. after leehane and a classmate went public with their stories... 18 other former students revealed they went through the same thing... accusing at least eight teachers and staff members. ( darya ) the school says it conducted an investigation into leehane's complaint, but could not disclose details, citing privacy concerns. so far no legal action has been taken. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... following san francisco's lead. the cities that are now looking to erase past pot convictions. ( james ) and afte

emmett's exact cause of death is unknown. ( darya ) in san jose...f sexual abuse at an all girls catholic school have surfaced. this after a former student came forward to share her story of abuse. catherne leehane says when she was a student at presentation high school in 19-91... she was sexually abused by her teacher... and she wasn't the only one. after leehane and a classmate went public with their stories... 18 other former students revealed they went through the same thing... accusing at least eight teachers and staff members. ( darya ) the school says it conducted an investigation into leehane's complaint, but could not disclose details, citing privacy concerns. so far no legal action has been taken. ( darya ) a family is pleading for help locating a 50-year-old man from the north bay. family members told police that don alan wilson was supposed to meet his fian

the victim is identified as 31-year-old andrew emmett. detectives say he had injuries that were consistent with a homicide. investigators say the evidence led them to petaluma where they detained three people of interest. emmett's exact cause of death is unknown. ( marty ) coming up on the kron 4 weekend news ...bart is launching a new campaign asking riders to mind their manners while on board. ( marty )plus ... a proposed state law that would prevent some kids from playing tackle football.we'll hear from those on both sides of the issue. ( marty ) and the c-d-c says the fight against the flu is not over.coming up ... where the bay area stands in the fight. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type of medicine that inc

i'm a journalist who started because i heard about the story of emmett till and said, i wanna be a civil rights journalist, i wanna be writing about civil rights. - this is your foundational story. - my foundational story is the story of emmett till and learning about his death, and learning about how the image of a young boy scarred, changed the country. and that's the kind of, that's who i wanted to be. - so on the subject of being a journalist of color, and particularly being a black woman covering the white house, i'm sorry i'm not gonna be in washington dc in a couple weeks. you're participating in an event with your colleagues in the press corps, april ryan, nia malika henderson, and there's an ap reporter as well. - yeah, darlene superville. - darlene superville, who are all black women who are covering the trump administration in some capacity, to talk about what it's like. again, amazing to think, first of all, let's talk about how great it is that there are so many reporters of color in the white house press room. but beyond that, the fact that we're having a conversation about

of the beast and the belly of the tiger is this image of a young african-american boy, and that is emmettter: the 14-year-old boy brutality lynched in mississippi. his alleged crime flirting with a white woman. the ensuing outrage had been credited with certain civil rights movement . >> you create the generals, the martin luther kings, but you also need the foot soldiers like emmett till, these people who are anonymous in most cases to actually accomplish these great goals. records it has been relatively recently that these works of african-american art have shed terms like folk art, had been embraced and celebrated, critical chapters. >> unfortunately, the history of african-american art in this country is one of neglect. so you see terms of folk art or self-taught art, it's part and parcel of american culture, american history. this country wouldn't exist without african-americans and their labor but also their creativity. we think of so many african-americans who formulated musical genres. we think of blues, jazz, rock and roll, gospel. but that tradition is more fully embraced by mai

emmett's exact cause of death is unknown. (pam) lauren davis of livermore... was arrested after allegedly causing a deadly crash that killed two people last year. it happened on stanley boulevard in livermore the night before thanksgiving. authorities say, davis was driving drunk when she swerved off the road... rolling the car several times. 16 -year-old violet campbell died at the scene ... while 25-year- old alexys garcia died a week later from her injuries. davis is being charged with murder and gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. (steve) in oakland... thieves stole copper pipes... causing thousands of dollars worth of flooding damage at the d-m-v oakland coliseum office...and we now know the office will be closed all next week... d-m-v workers came in to the location wednesday morning to find the building flooded. police say thieves stole copper pipes from the heating and a-c units on the roof...which caused the massive flooding. the office will continue to conduct scheduled drive tests, and the department will honor appointments at other loca

emmett's cause of death is unknown. today -- some of the people affected by last year's coyote creek flooding in san jose.. held a press conference to discuss the lawsuit they are filing against multiple county and city agencies. an attorney representing the more than 150 -families seeking compensation... told us, an official complaint was filed today against the santa clara valley water district, the city of san jose, and santa clara county -- among other departments. the complaint makes several allegations -- including negligence and dangerous conditions of public property. city officials estimate.. the floods caused about $73- million dollars in damage. (steve) a family is pleading for help locating a 50 year old missing man from the bay area. the details of his disapeerence are making the case challenging for police. (pam) kron 4's gabe slate met with the investigators ... who are asking for the public's help in locating him. on tuesday, the san rafael police department was contacted by family members of don alan wi

know recused himself from the case within days of the guilty plea deal the new judge in the case emmett sullivan order of the b.o.j. to hand over any potentially exonerating evidence to flynn's legal team lionel why is that order so important and why would a judge issue it after a defendant has already pled guilty and made the plea deal great question this judge was instrumental it was involved in the ted stevens case and he has a standing order that says all exculpatory or brady information from the nine hundred sixty three case brady against maryland all exculpatory evidence evidence that would tend to help somebody all must be provided now what's odd about this is in federal court in particular to withdraw a plea is never why i imagine. imagine if all of a sudden people say you know i want to you know just what i pled last week i was thinking about it and. now there's a finale because you're told during the police colloquy are you pleading guilty because you are guilty has anybody promise you anything or threaten you in any way or you want the influence of alcohol are you really sure

emmett's exact cause of death is unknown. (vicki) a manhunt is underway after two home invasion robberies and a police chase. one person was shot and killed. three suspects were arrested in vallejo... but two are still on the loose. the two home invasions happened in sonoma county. the first was on fulton road in santa rosa early this morning. then - about two hours later... there was a second home invasion on melcon lane. police then spotted the suspects in vallejo. the suspects gave chase, and that ended in a crash on redwood road near broadway...

because, this is december of 1955, in august of 1955, emmett till was lynched.se gets much more attention than many cases montgomery activists like rosa parks, she hahad been active for more than aa decade, around cass like emmett till's. they got an indictment in the case. four days before the bus stand, she goes to a mass meeting at king's church because the lead organizer in the till case is in town because the two men have been acquitted. they got an indictment. >> he was the 14-year-old boy who went to the south for the summer and his m mother sent h m to be out of chicago. he was lynched by a white mob. >> two men for making a comment to a white women. because of the attention, these men were indicted and sped trial but acquitted -- stood trial but acquitted and the organizers come to montgomery to say they have to keep the faith. and keep pushing. rosa parks and king are there. the anger and sadness that this case, which seemed like the possibility to get justice got no justice. we cannot understand what happens four days later, why she made her stand. co

. >> sreenivasan: ed emmett is the harris county executive.he re called judges in texas.e's in charge of the more than 1700 square miles that 4.6 million people call home. he says the fema maps were nyearly wrong. and in fact, as s half of the flood insurance claims ter harvey came from properties ty outside ofhe flood plain. emmett says the maps need updating, because extreme ather is also becoming more common. >> i hate to use the phrase, b we have a new normal. we now have to assume that thesd f flood events can occur. >> sreenivasan: he points out that while harvey mnational diadlines as the worst flooding in u.s. history, it was by no means the first to hit this region in recent years. in 2015, 12 inches fe10 hours over memorial day.in april 2016, 15 inches fell in 24 hours, in what became known as the tax day flood. for each of these, the federal government distributed hundreds of millions of dollars in emergency relief and aid. >> i'm not denying climate chae. i mean all you have do is look at the satellite photoof the arctic or look at glacier national park. i mea

the state of texas has an llion rainy day fund that turner and emmett want to tap into-- but the state legislature won't return to session until 2019. then there's an $81 billion funding package making its way through congress. the house has passed it, but the senate has yet to vote on it. in a year that helthe most expensive natural disasters on record-- wildfires in caia, hurricanes in florida and puerto rico-- that money will have to be shared between the affected areas. >> we need to ith the greatest degree of urgency. the state has indicated repeatedly tha nthey are probot going to come back into session until 2019. we're waiting on the feds. >> reporter: so what's the ldup, and why? i mean, you're in a position of power. you've got members of congress in the majority, you've got a white house majority today. >> today, it is illegal for me, as a member of congress and t appropriator, get the money to a geographically specific project. >> reporter: u.s. presentative john culberson represents houston, and says because of a house ban on earmarks, he can't send money directly to these

situation because we know that kim jong un sr was sitting just a couple of rows behind him quite emmett's perhaps they can just bring that back for us and i want to ask you because we've seen just generally speaking a harsher tone from the trump administration toward north korea do you see it though really as as a change in policy or is this just strategic patience with a fresh coat of paint. right well there's a lot of continuity in u.s. policies over administrations and that's not a bad thing it's you don't want u.s. policy very one hundred eighty degrees every four or eight years so you know the trump administration like the obama administration is talking tough on sanctions but is still pulling its punches on a number of things the u.s. could be doing to more fully enforce u.s. law that said they have sanctioned additional north korean entities and a handful of chinese and it is but we're really holding back on sanctions on chinese banks as well as other chinese businesses which are in violation of if not u.n. resolutions u.s. law for misusing the u.s. financial system. we want to tha

police say 31-year-old andrew emmett was killed wednesday night on post street. the investigation led authorities to a home in petaluma. that's where police took the trio into custody. their names have not been released and no word on a motive. >>> the suspect shot in a confrontation with police in antioch has died. police say 40-year-old lloyd harris was a dangerous fugitive wanted in connection with a recent felony assault. he was also a person of interest in a previous homicide investigation. police spotted harris near the 76 gas station in antioch. they say when they tried to take him into custody, he resisted. that's when one officer opened fire. harris was taken to the hospital where he later died. police also recovered a bb gun from the scene. >>> a california lawmaker who championed women's rights in the me too campaign is now accused of groping. veronica de la cruz is following this story. >> that's right, allen. assemblywoman cristina garcia was named as time magazine's silence breaker and featured on the cover for person of the year. now the democratic

emmett till and bought some decent side point i need him for one stop it in good taste i'm not dead. zones. until they go to. the university of glasgow. history professor ray stocks conducts research at the faculty of corporate history. professor stokes is an acknowledged expert on twentieth century german business history. he read the doctoral thesis on the federal state government's role he also knows about the let's annoy burger wrote during his time as justice minister this is go. good game but what a fun fun more of our go on with life no. no i broke his heart all amended this disbelief is to see the d. d. d. d. d. d. to five runs or be dizzy and i'm your recent talk in the next new book and well just so i know your contacts fission in biden as an issue preserving wished on an all. professional or for been the winter fishing and buy. things. to and. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport that's less i'm show business i'll see that. hey everybody i'm stephen ball. task hollywood guy you know suspects every prou

but yeah i mean they have their corporate you know i'll give another for instance you know emmett's n.b.c. is owned by comcast you've not seen an honest report on net neutrality from m s n b c you haven't really seen it in any of the corporate media but especially not from them because they're owned by comcast a very anti net neutrality company you know when dapple was going on all of the corporate media fox news c.n.n. m s n b c they're all funded in large part by ole oil and gas companies so of course they're not going to tell you what's going on in terms of oil a water protest where do you hear about that you hear about that from the journalists that are on the ground you know want last run on that good man and i'm not even like that on that point i do remember watching across the board and almost one of those rare moments of unity everybody said it's important period we didn't get anything more than that ok i learned more about net neutrality listening to the jimmy door show it was an x. .

know recused himself from the case within days of the guilty plea deal the new judge in the case emmett sullivan ordered the b.o.j. to hand over any potentially exonerating evidence to flynn's legal team lionel why is that order so important and why would a judge issue it after a dependent has already pled guilty and made the plea deal great question this judge was instrumental it was involved in the ted stevens case and he has a standing order that says all exculpatory or brady information from the nine hundred sixty three case brady against maryland all exculpatory evidence evidence that would tend to help somebody all must be provided now what's odd about this is in federal court in particular to withdraw a plea is never why i imagine. imagine if all of a sudden people said you know i want to you know just what i pled last week i was thinking about it and no i'm a changed man now there's a finale because you're told during the police colloquy are you pleading guilty because you are guilty as anybody promise you anything or threaten you in any way or you want the influence of alcohol

but yeah i mean they have their corporate you know i'll give another for instance you know emmett's n.b.c. is owned by comcast you've not seen an honest report on net neutrality from m s n b c haven't really seen it in any of the corporate media but especially not from them because they're owned by comcast a very anti net neutrality company you know when dapple was going on all of the corporate media fox news c.n.n. m s n b c they're all funded in large part by ole oil and gas companies so of course they're not going to tell you what's going on and in terms of a water protest where do you hear about that you hear about that from the journalists that are on the ground you know what ontological ron on that good men on not like that on that point i do remember watching across the board and almost one of those rare moments of unity everybody said it to important. period we didn't get anything more than that ok i learned more about net neutrality listening to the jimmy door show it was an excellent program on net neutrality i learned an enormous amount there and ok you know the problem it let

situation because you know that kim jong un sr was sitting just a couple of rows behind him quite of emmett's perhaps they can just bring that back for us and i want to ask you because we've seen just generally speaking a harsher tone from the trump administration toward north korea do you see it though really as as a change in policy or is this just strategic patience with a fresh coat of paint. well there's a lot of continuity in u.s. policies over administrations and that's not a bad thing it's you don't want u.s. policy very one hundred eighty degrees every four or eight years so you know the trying to ministration like the obama administration is talking tough on sanctions but is still pulling its punches on a number of things the u.s. could be doing to more fully enforce u.s. law that said they have sanctioned additional north korean entities and a handful of chinese and it is but we're really holding back on sanctions on chinese banks as well as other chinese businesses which are in violation of if not u.n. resolutions u.s. law for misusing the u.s. financial system. we want to thank y

but yeah i mean they have their corporate you know i'll give another for instance you know emmett's n.b.c. is owned by comcast you've not seen an honest report on net neutrality from m s n b c haven't really seen it in any of the corporate media but especially not from them because they're owned by comcast a very anti net neutrality company you know when dapple was going on all of the corporate media fox news c.n.n. m s n b c they're all funded in large part by ole oil and gas companies so of course they're not going to tell you what's going on in terms of oil a water protest where do you hear about that you hear about that from the journalists that are on the ground you know what ontological ron on that good men and i'm not even like that on that point i do remember watching across the board and almost one of those rare moments of unity everybody said it's important. period we didn't get anything more than that ok i learned more about net neutrality listening to the jimmy door show it was an excellent program on net neutrality learned an enormous amount ok it was probably me let me go ba

know recused himself from the case within days of the guilty plea deal the new judge in the case emmett sullivan ordered the b.o.j. to hand over any potentially exonerating evidence to flynn's legal team lionel why is that order so important and why would a judge issue it after a defendant has already pled guilty and made the plea deal great question this judge was instrumental it was involved in the ted stevens case and he has a standing order that says all exculpatory or brady information from the night hundred sixty three case brady against maryland all exculpatory evidence evidence that would tend to help somebody all must be provided now what's odd about this is in federal court in particular to withdraw a plea is never why i imagine. imagine if all of a sudden people said you know i want to you know judge what i pled last week i was thinking about it in. oh there is a finale because you're told during the police colloquy are you pleading guilty because you are guilty as anybody promise you anything or threaten you in any way or you want the influence of alcohol are you really sure

emmett's exact cause of death is unknown. (grant) police in oakland say they have made an arrest in a deadly shooting. it happened on the 14-hundred block of 74th avenue near the east oakland health center. investigators say around 8 o'clock last night they responded to a call of man who had been shot. paramedics rushed to that scene to help that victim who later died. (vicki) in the east bay... a man is shot and killed by police in antioch... and tonight we are learning his identity. (grant) police say 40-year-old lloyd harris junior was wanted for several crimes. kron 4's lydia pantazes has details on the investigation. (lydia)police say the fugitive was wanted by several agencies and was shot during a pursuit that ended at a busy gas station here in antioch.(take vo)let's take a look at video of the scene.you can see a gun near the suspects car that's parked at the gas station on 4600 block of golf course road. the shooting happened yesterday at 5:15pm.the suspect was wanted by multiple agencies.we do know at least one off

emmett carson believes that silicon valley is up to the task. >> we were active in the sonoma fires,tive when we had the floods and we decided we need to be active in puerto rico. >> 70% of the island's infrastructure was damaged. more than 1 million puerto rican households are still without power. >> we are frustrated, but at the same time, frustration becomes your source of energy. to keep moving forward. >> a hopeful perspective, despite the devastation on the ground. in mountain view, abc7 news. >>> southern california assembly woman now taking unpaid leave, this as she's been investigated for sexual misconduct, the allegations against her by two men. >>> and an olympic swimmer accuses her coach of at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitm

emmett breaking matthew -- assist record. 21 points. nine rebounds. 83-62. gaels are 24-2.lake city against -- justin bevins 18. for for for for three. the stanford cardinal. could not shoot the basketball. colette with a spin around. 35% shooting for stanford. they lose 75-60 on the road.>>> the vegas golden knights are an expansion team in name only. they have the second best record in the entire nhl. the sharks learn about them tonight. power play. joe pavelski. he had two scores tonight. the sharks briefly into a lead. it did not last long. vegas breaking james neal./as to the net. that turned out to be the game decided. 5-3 is the final. the sharks cannot get it together.>>> pebble beach on the monterey peninsula. serious golf for the next four days. that doesn't mean there wasn't post -- weather. just incredible. nice stroke exhibited on the water. and on land. phil mickelson is 23rd appearance at the at&t. three under 68. this young man bo hosler wasn't even alive when phil mickelson ate his first appearance. 22-year-old rookie. as 16. at pebble. seven under 65. she

the australian down under. 12 assists for emmett. hunter on the finishing in st. marys. 19 in a roe. 82-63 the final. pat 12 hoop. stanford on the road at utah. reed traverse, 16 points. ten boards. both here. the offensive rebound after the miss. the putback. stanford down 12 at the half doesn't get any closer. because of little justin bibbens 5'8". a mighty 5'8" led all with. four from four for deep. drops to 13 and 12. back to the nba and the warriors made no moves before the trade deadline but the cleveland cavaliers all in. that he basically remade the whole team. overhauled the roster in a bold way tp doing two things, win the title this year, trying and show lebron james stay in cleveland. don't go to lake laker. icia thomas and channing fry to a first round pick to lakers. never blended in with le brown, no team contemptry he goes to l.a. cavs get two young players in return. the cavs they had a ton of salary in the long one but also insurance with young players in case lebron bolts in the off season. cavs said lebron's good buddy back to miami. his minute

. >> with a genius puzzle constructor named brendon emmett quigley.at a great name, huh? i mean what else are you supposed to do? he's got to be an author, a a writer, a crossword puzzler, or whatever. yeah, i think it's -- i'm going to get into it. i think it keeps you sharp. next time i see you, i'll be up to like tuesday afternoon. >> all right and i hope they'll invite me to do another one. i'll get you in there. >> jimmy: alright, thank you buddy. i appreciate that. another fun thing about you, you also got in the greeting card business. the christmas card business. >> well, you're going way, way back. when i -- >> jimmy: i mean people should know. this is -- you're famous for this. [ laughter ] >> i -- when i was a kid, i wanted to be an artist. i did not want to be an actor. i grew up in a theater family, and i didn't want to go into the family business. i was a serious artist, and print-maker. and i did wood cuts, and made christmas cards for the family, and then turned it into a a little cottage industry in high school. >> jimmy: isn't that f

news that former national security advisor michael flynn may be reversing his guilty plea with judge emmett sullivan, ordering all evidence that may help mr. flynn turned over to flynn's attorneys. so could mr. mueller lose about one of the notches on his record? here is jeff lanza, former fbi special agent. so, jeff the significance of this, is that general flynn a year ago, a year and about a month ago was interviewed by none other than than peter strzok, who was the lead fbi investigator for robert mueller at the time. he was later dismissed because of his vehement anti-trump bias revealed in all the texts between he and his lover who worked at fbi. therefore there is questions about whether or not he was straightforward with general flynn or whether he just wanted a conviction so badly in order to hurt the trump administration. >> right. these are questions that we don't know the answer to yet but what we do know mysteriously the judge in the flynn case was removed from that case and replaced with another judge shortly after flynn's guilty plea, and the person who took over in that case

and patrick emmett of a has successfully defended her cats are open title to back into the world's top ten the child came from the sat down to being. in three sat sun it stands for winning streak to. third tier side rochdale more than how their own against tottenham and the x. english f.a. cup rochdale scored a late equaliser against the premier league team to grab a two two draw from davies with the injury time goal the fifth round tie will now be decided in a replay at wembley some gulf news now and bubba watson has won the genesis open in l.a. for his tenth p.g.a. tour title the american hold this bunker shot on the fourteenth for a birdie putt on track to win by two shots the wins and swanson's to your drought on the p.g.a. circuit the victory puts the two time masters champion back into the world's top fifty after starting the week ranked one hundred and seventy. i mean my goal is always been to get ten wins and so this got my chance when. so many emotions go to my head right now never know if you're going to play good again never know if you're going to be able to lift a trophy a

moscow where trump partnered with billionaire russian real estate developer aras agalarov and his son, emmett. sources tell cnn they don't know if the mueller team has evidence for wrongdoing but pointed out you ask everything, even if you don't think it's credible, the allegations are out there, and it was checking the box. new, we've learned the banking regulator in new york is digging into more financial details from jared kushner. the head of the financial services department in new york has asked deutsche bank and two other small lenders about their financial relationship with kushner, his family members, and his family's real estate business, according to a source. this request follows an updated financial disclosure from jared kushner which revealed now debt and uncertainty over the future of his heavily indebted manhattan office tower, 666 5th avenue. of course, we previously reported that mueller's team had been asking questions about kushner's efforts to try to shore up financing for the building, and his discussions with foreign investors during the transition. wolf? >> yeah, suppo

modestly -- it is interesting, emmett selling, some of the industrial leaning commodities and in greene day, copper futures up a quarter of a percent and lumber -- that is on a terror lately and keeps pressing higher, up about 2%, and those are today's market minutes. julia: let's get perspective and bring in romain bostick. talk to have you with us, to me about fed minutes and the repricing we saw today. andt was a major repricing, as we came out of the gate, everything seemed rosy and we talked about the goldilocks scenario, and the pearly it was a the goldilocks scenario. there has been a major repricing or misalignment between what the market sees and the stock market sees and what the bond market sees and what the fed is telegraphing it there has to be some reconciliation. the do see a theory about minutes because we can focus on it but there is no clear answer as to why there should be a major reinterpretation. >> we talked about this and we are wondering what changed between 20 and what it boiled down to is this -- there's expectation the fed may telegraph a pullback of the --ee

the question i would go back to is this young boy, emmett till, who was killed in mississippi as a teenager. that sparked the civil rights movement. i think of myself as a civil rights movement -- civil rights journalist. no matter what beat i am doing, or at theher crime white house, i think it is a story of race. when i think of the questions i am asking or the stories i am going to write, i think, what are we learning about our country and about the differences in race continuing to color how people are in real race? i don't believe in. with lindsay's, so i think you can be fair, but you don't have to always -- there is no false equivalency like segregation, so i think if i was writing in 1960's i would not say that charlottesville is something that was bad on both sides. i think as a reporter i am growing into that, being able to say that was not ok. i am haitian-american. when the president was talking about s-hole countries and talking about haitians and questioning what they have been doing for america, i was in to get on tv and say, one, that is wrong for you to say that patients ar

i would go back to is this young boy, immaterial, who was killed in mississippi as a teenager -- emmett till. i think no matter what the undoing of a covered everything from dead whales washing up on the beach to crime to transportation at the white house, i think the story of america is a story of race. so when i think of the questions i'm asking or the stores am going to write i'm thinking what are we learning about our country what i would learning about the differences in race continue to cover how peoples lives are in real ways? i don't believe in false equivalence is. i think you can be fair but you don't have to always be, there are no false equivalency like segregation was bad. if i was riding in the 1960s i would just say there really wasn't, like charlottesville wasn't something that was bad on both sides. i think as reporter i'm going into that, i'm able to say that was not okay. i'm haitian-american, when the president was talking about the countries and questioning what haitians have been doing for america, , i simply get into the and say one, that's one for you to say that