freddie's godmother takes freddie to church. volunteers delivering meals to senior citizens and washing cars. 2008, baltimore city, public schools record his attendance from school. he's 18, is in the tenth grade. in 2009, freddie's arrested and sentenced four years prison for two counts of drug possession with intent to distribute, he's paroled and back on the street 2011. 2013, arrested again for drug possession and dispersion. shortly after, his half-brother, 31 years old, gunned down near the harbor in downtown baltimore. that brings us to april 12, 2015 when he makes eye contact with police where he is placed under arrest by age 59 and by 926, the fire department responded to a call for paramedics to support an unconscious mail at the police station. april 14, freddie and the girls surgery, trauma, determined freddie has three broken vertebrae in april 15, he remains in, april 18, word spreads about happened to him and protests begin. april 19, 2015, 7:00 a.m., freddie is declared dead. twenty-five years. it haunts me becau

they want yelling justice for freddie. freddie wasn't even being mentioned. they were yelling this is from our uncle buck, this is for the time you put your hands on my mother. this is for, it was like a time when you saw the city and particularly the city's children standing up for the first time and it was about much more than just what was happening or what happened to freddie. freddie symbolize something bigger and a bigger problem that was existing within our community and so, as those days went by an early on through the process, that's when i thought i was more hesitant. [inaudible] i want people to understand the story is about how we deal with not just inequitable policing with the brutalization of black baltimore that's taking place, but the brutalization of black baltimore, it's every aspect of our society which has had a hand to play in the brutalization of black baltimore at the history of redlining is the brutalization of block baltimore. all of it, the brutalization of black baltimore, and i wanted to be able to tell that story in a context of

freddie gray had 36.om the earliest ages, from being a toddler, was going to be cognitively damaged because of something that he had nothing to do with. the home that he was living in and the water he was drinking was making him sick. when you look at all of these , weres that were in place not in place in the life of freddie gray, you understand this is not just about reforming policing. reforming the police department is necessary and imperative, however, we have to understand the amount of touches and systems that freddie gray had breaking down led to that last example. a continuation of larger life challenges that he was facing. david: i want to take us through thatof your concrete steps you say should be taken. this is the story about freddie gray but also about eight other individuals. different people's points of views over those critical five days where baltimore was really on fire. give us a sense of those characters you described? wes: it was one thing that i loved about this story. baltimore is

with freddie gs bemoaning the fact that bulger put him there. >> freddie i have gotten to know freddie and i have interviewed him. he's out now. conviction overturned, but he spent 30 years. >> 36 years for a crime he didn't commit and it was all based on largely based on evidence that bulger provided as part of his routine of writing out his rivals and freddie served time with him and shirley and freddie gs talked about that in the book and people can read that stuff about his feelings about that case. >> one of the things that struck me as i was reading about freddie and his family and the different view his family had is that it's a mirror image of whitey , i mean, like catherine and the people , billy who you interviewed who just had a completely humanistic view of whitey bulger and just didn't see. in his case it's different because it's his kids that there were as a human side to these guys. vicious killers that went to work and then they would come home and have this family life and it's kind of chilling that people can turn that on and off the way they did. >> and again bulger

a man implicated in the killing, this guy freddie genius,he's a monster out of springfield . uses an enforcer for the italian mafia out in springfield. he was serving time for a murder of a paco named adolph big al bruno and when freddy g is in hazleton and whitey bulger comes walking in, he was moved there under a very suspicious some might say nefarious circumstances i think our investigation has shown that there is a combination of negligence and incompetence. the warden said bothflorida and hazleton have a lot of questions to answer . and i hope they do but literally bulger was thrown to the lions. one of the most dangerous prisonsin the country . it was in the middle of a staffing crisis where they had had acouple of inmate murders . and filled with monsters, according to several from massachusetts and one of the things freddie genius didn't like was a rat and that's what he was. >> he was murderedhours after he arrived . >> freddie genius is the guy that began corresponding with dave and i. through letters and freddie wrote us several letters with pencils because they w

freddie lait stays with us. to talk a lot more with him about what he's invested in, mentioning ti, but there are a number of other names he's still invested in, and that maybe there's some new stuff on their, as well -- on there, as well. we look at the portfolio and some of his preferred stocks. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets. this is the european open, just 12 minutes into the session right now, and we're looking at gains that are about 2% across european equity indexes, almost 2%, so definitely a risk on feeling on this monday after we had a down session on friday. it looks like investors are very hopeful for continued growth and government support. 5.6%, got the csi 300 up 5.7% after a little bit of help from the states overnight. itket volatility is making difficult for investors to work out where to put their money, to some extent. freddie lait is still with us. freddie, we were talking about the stocks that you like. texas instruments is one you'd have been in vet -- we know

freddie mercury with a great performance. a lot of pressure on queen. they had an album that failed back in 1982 in here they were in 1985 in making this come back . a lot of people said, can you prove it and do it? he took the challenge and took the stage. will start with you claudine. he wanted to nail it and he did kneel that performance. >> when you watch it still and video it's pretty amazing to watch the energy that flows through. the freddie mercury story is so amazing in his voice and talent is so incredible. i was watching the adam lambert and how he got hooked up with queen and the relationship with him and the other banned members. it's interesting to see what they say freddie mercury would say about adam lambert and all of that. they have so much energy on that stage. >> so many great stars. a new generation now is learning the stories of those iconic figures. let's get over to steve paulson who is a fan of rock 'n roll. also a fan of this cooler weather, right steve? >> i am. i did see queen a long time ago. a long time ago. i've been a fan

freddie. he also has missed a shift. >>i do my full job i'm around in the icu every day doctor reynolds says the hospital is no longer packed with patients, but he says now is the time to prepare for a possible second search and he thinks fast freddie and more robots like him should be part of the planning. >>not only does it protect us, but it allows us i believe to deliver better care so we can actually get back to the site. >>there's a term like 5060. a lot of tension over it. >>students dancing in the streets and it's because of the coronavirus coming up we explain what a as hard as i do. that's why i use my freedom unlimited card every time i get gas. give me a little slack! with freedom unlimited, you're always earning. i said i need some slack on pump three! book two separate qualifying stays and earn a free night. the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. >>that sounds hard to believe, but it's real enough to doctors are now issuing warnings

freddie there is a lot of danger ahead if this is not straightened out now. pricesaw the housing created back in 2008 from a bottom up problem -- a top down problem in the debt, is it possible we could have a similar bottom up problem with renters not being able to pay? >> very much. whenever you have a crisis, it spreads throughout the economy, and even good loans turn out to be bad and you can wind up with a problem in the financial system. >> thank you. >> thank you, chairman and ranking member for convening this hearing on a bipartisan proposal. i am referring to the payroll courtry act, as it has from across the aisle in both the house and senate. this discussion about protecting workers' paychecks is badly needed for my achievements in chicago and for working-class communities like mine across the country. for what our analysts have --red today, it sounds like four what our panelists have shared today, it sounds like we have not done enough. many people in my community are getting more and more worried. wall street got the guarantee they needed, but my

i said i'm your brother freddy.brother grant. every time he come closer to michigan, anywhere else, i was there. you know, to hear. like i said, he's our brother. brother robert. he was no john. he was just robert. and i loved him. thank you. >> good morning. i told my pastor i wasn't going to preach. but i am going to talk about my dear brother john. what can i say about congressman john robert lewis. well, he was a congressman to most, john to others. robert, and uncle robert to family, was the most important role he played for me was being my older brother. i can tell you so much about john robert lewis, but we would be here all day. and his work over the years has spoken for him. one of my childhood memories is when we was younger. our mother would call me robert and call robert me because we looked so much alike even though we were nine years apart. i remember the day when john left home, mother told him not to get in trouble, not to get in the way and be particular. but we all know that john got in trouble, go

people can read some of that stuff, about that case. >> i was reading about freddie and his family and it is a mirror image, who you interviewed, a humanistic view of whitey bulger. vicious killers when they went to work and they have family life too. they could turn that on and off the way they did. >> whitey bulger loved the stability of family life which is why they brought the family in grand isle under their wing as quickly as they did. they loved to sit down for dinner. whitey bulger was focused on kids getting their homework done so here you have this guy who tried to live the rz and harriet life but he's also scarface. in a corrupt society which he did. >> we have to talk about billy bulger, he actually talked to you which is something he has avoided talking about the whole time i have been in boston. what was that experience like? >> he hasn't spoken publicly at all for 12 years. he did an interview about 12 years ago but he was pretty evasive. and he was evasive with us as well. i covered billy bulger when he was in the us presidency in the stateside. he knew who i was, showe

you think about freddie freeman. this virus wreaked havoc on his syst system.ical health, a professional athlete. after spiking a fever, he felt fine on friday, july 3rd. by 2:00 p.m., the symptoms really hit him and he said it was like a ton of bricks and got worse from there. >> friday night that was the scariest night for me. i spiked to 104.5 fever. i said a little prayer that night. i've never been that hot before. you -- my body was really, really hot. i said please don't take me. i wasn't ready. >> freeman said after losing his sense of taste and smell for four days, he's symptom-free. he returned to the field on friday. he's hoping to play in the season opener against the mets on friday. he's feel much, much better. but a scary few days. >> meantime, baseball is being played for the first time in four months. a preview of the safety measures to expect when the season begins. several yankees players wearing masks or bandanas. even while batting, in the field, the dugouts of citi field reaching into the stands. some of the umpires wearing plastic shields

i said, i am your brother freddie. time he would come close to michigan, i was there.brother robert. he was no john, just robert, and i loved him. thank you. [applause] >> good morning. i told my pastor i was not going to preach. [laughter] but i am going to talk about my dear brother john. what can i say about john robert lewis? well, he was a countrymen to most, john to others. family.o robert to family. the most important role he played to me was being my older brother. i could tell you so much about john robert lewis, but we would be here all day. and his work over the years has spoken for him. one of my childhood memories was when we were younger. me robert would call and call robert me because he looked so much alike, even though we were nine years apart. i remember the day when john left home. my mother told him not to get in .rouble, not to get in the way but we all know that john got in trouble, got in the way, but it was good trouble. john was different from the rest of the family, and he would have thoughts that all of the troubles he got himself into would

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and he would say, have you heard from freddie or vivi lately?d, yes, talk to them a few days ago. he said, i think i will call them. i say, do not call them tonight . call them tomorrow. because it is late. that is the john lewis we grew to love, and our family in nashville will miss him, but he was at peace. he was at peace, and he was ready to meet the lord. thank you. [applause] >> good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> my name is jackson lewis, and congressman john lewis was my uncle and my hero. it is up to us to keep his legacy alive. thank you, guys. [applause] [laughter] >> good morning. >> good morning. >> john robert lewis, my big brother, humble man, simple man, and a man of god. he always wanted to improve the lives of others without any concern for himself. his deep faith in god made him extraordinary. he was fearless by trusting in god because he was chosen. he lived with a never ending desire was to help others. he often told us, if you see something wrong, do something. his actions showed us just that. in a time when going

nick markakis is one of the latest to announce he's opting out of maying this season after teammate freddie freeman tested positive. >> the way he sounded on the phone opened my eyes. didn't sont good. >> the dallas franchise said it will not play. ten players and one coach tested positive after the team arrived there last month. and at least six nba teams have shuttered their practice facilities after a string of their players and staff tested positive. >> i see wld where sports beyond what's already back are able to come back. >> this is an epidemiologist at emory university. he said without testing it will be hard to guarantee the virus isn't testing. >> you need to why ary about the frequency of the test and how fast the turnaround is. a delay in either of those leaves open a wider window for somebody to be sick and transmit the disease without knowing it. >> so what happens if there's an outbreak in cases? that's one of the big questions out there. once the season resumed, both baseball and basketball have been very clear they'll treat individual cases adds if it's an individual injury

freddie mac knows the recent rebound may have come to a halt over the past previous weeks.e luring people back into the house. there may be a movie theater in your walmart parking lot soon. walmart is converting 160 u.s. store parking lots into drive-in theaters. the retailer is partnering with robert deniro's tribeca theaters. the event will run through october. ♪ ♪ >> they plan to play "lift every voice and sing" before the 2020 season. the song known as the black national anthem would be sung before the national anthem. the league is considering ways to recognize. >>> lego turtle, the eastern box turtle suffered fractures to the bottom part of his shell in 2008. the maryland zoo repaired this and outfitted him with a lego wheelchair to keep his shell off the ground and keep him to heal. lego turtle has just been released back into baltimore's park where he was found. he's been fitted with a transmitter. >> glad they're keeping tabs on him. >> contact tracing with turtles. >> a florida company, space perspective, plans to fly a pilot and up to eight passengers in a high t

really need to wear it when when you're around any people at all so i think we're a mouse for months freddy i just wish everyone else i was that trying to lead by example it's the 4th of july and there's going to be massive celebrations at mount rushmore tonight are you wanted to that this event could turn out to be a super spreader event well hoping that everyone is responsible and wears a mask is shouldn't be a big deal but again if people don't wear the maoists there will be any if people will be exchanging droplets and there will be a spike absolutely we already seen that you know other areas where people have ignores. the rules and these bikes are being reduced to just as knockdown measures are being used in many states just speaking of countries many countries have also moved to their destructions but still be unable to keep the virus in check what has gone wrong in the united states. people have it it seriously and people are fed up in a lot of people just don't think it's a big deal well now that we've got the biggest increase last couple days now people are like a lot maybe we shou

in here, for example, is where freddie mercury finished off bohemian rhapsody.p of this wall, noel gallagher recorded the guitars to wonderwall. and coldplay were inspired to name one of their biggest songs here after spotting a copy of the phone book. # yeah, they were all yellow...# by the time we got to rockfield, it was, like, "this is your chance." we'd been given six months to get used to being signed and stuff and then our label were like, "look, you've got to kind of make it happen now." so it was very much kind of like some musical hogwarts. you know, we were sent away to figure it out. music: love spreads by the stone roses. some bands have spent longer than others doing just that. the stone roses lived here for 13 months making an album. 0asis have also made the most of life at the residential studio. as the new documentary shows, rockfield has seen its fair share of excess. i couldn't have carried them all over, anyway. there's too many. there should be queen in this one. yes, there is queen. and the woman who's kept generations of stars in line is a

really need to wear me and when you're around any people at all so i can wear a mouse for months freddy i just wish everyone else i've said try to lead by example it's the 4th of july are you wanted to that this event could turn out to be a super spreader event well hoping that everyone's responsible wears a mask is shouldn't be a big deal but again if people don't wear the mass there won't be any if people will be exchanging droplets and there will be a spike absolutely you're already seeing that you know other areas where people have ignores. the rules. brown girl the director of surgery at southern california hospital let's bring you up to date now with some of the other developments in the corona law to spend demick india has registered a record single day spike of over 22000 cases thoughts of the country remain on lockdown while restrictions in other regions have eased spanish authorities are placing a county out on the northeastern city of under confinement amid a series of new outbreaks the knock down effect some 200000 residents and us media are reporting that kimberly guilfoyle

freddie mac shows the average 30-year fixed rate, look at that, broke below 3% for the first time in history. 15-year fixed rate dropped to 2.48%. freddie mac notes low rates have led to an increase in demand but the coronavirus could stall the economic recovery. the pause risks turning temporary layoffs into permanent and that could hurt home buying. >>> millions are home streaming movies and shows. it was a surprise when netflix missed analyst expectations on earnings per share. they beat revenue estimates. profit jumped 24%. 6.1 billion. $1.59 a share. netflix projected subscriber growth next year is only half of what analysts were expecting. it expects growth to slow as lockdown eased. netflix stock is down 7% after hours. >>> i remember the time stan and i went on the weight loss through sex diet. every time you felt hungry you would substitute food through some sexual activity. did it work? i gained 18 pounds. >> the home fit for golden girls could be yours. the iconic southern california property is on the market with an asking price of nearly $3 million. while the exterior is

i thought of the vulnerability of my son and other young men who looked just like freddie gray., i remember walking over to the piano and i was inspired to write this song, but i put it away. i put it away. >> what happened? when did you decide to take it out and do it and let all of us see it and i know you shared it with your good friend paxton baker and that's why you're here right now. >> after everyone else, after i witnessed the public slaughter of george floyd, the song immediately came back to my memory and i knew i had to get out of that vault and go into the studio, record it and release it. i felt it was the moment and i felt inspired and i did just that. >> when people hear your song, what do you hope they'll take away from it? >> my prayer, my fervent prayer is that it would touch the hearts of people and then possibly change those same hearts. music has a way of knocking down doors that the spoken word can't. that is my prayer. i feel as if we need more than just a change of attitude in this country. but i feel like we need a repositioning of the heart. and i belie

[applaus [applause] >> my name is freddie lewis. i'm from michigan, i stayed in michigan. and john had a speaking engagement in a college in michigan way up north and i drove a good distance to hear him speak. he spoke for different things he did at the college. and when was over with, he asked if there were any questions, so i stood up, i stood up and said, yes. robert, anybody called robert from way out here, they've got to know me personally. i said i'm your brother freddie. and to hear you speak. and my brother grant -- every time he'd come close to michigan, i was there. and like i said, he's our brother, brother robert. he wasn't no john. he was robert and i loved him. okay. thank you. [applaus [applause] >> good morning. i told my pastor i wasn't going to preach. [laughter]. but i'm going to talk about my dear brother john. what can i say about john robert lewis? well, he was a congressman to most. john to others. robe robert, robert to family, but the most important role he played for me was being my older brother. i can tel

the dog's name is freddie and one of freddie's owners was wearing a ""ghostbusters"" outfit because he'scheer people up with everything going on over there so i thought that was really cute. ethan dea, what a deer man. get it? thanks, emily. >> all right, jessie's friendly neighborhood dispute news, let's see that. you guys remember the dog poop incident, i'm still reeling from that. this guy post on twitter, look at the little plot of land he shares with his neighbor. notice how the neighbor mowed his section of the land but then left off like two square feet of the neighbor. is this passive-aggressive and inappropriate or is this totally legit? so go to the fox five instagram page and vote, tell me, can you really pull off this mo job like this and believe that tiny strip of your neighbors grass like that? yes or no, we will read the results tomorrow and i have no idea what the results will be. >> what would you do, jesse? >> i will tell you tomorrow because last time i was burned. >> okay, greg, your next. >> all right, let's do this. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great this is go

freddie freeman, who caught the virus. bob, listen to this. >> friday night.was a squariest night for me. i spiked to a 104.5 fever. i said a prayer, i have never been that hot before, and my body was really, really hot. i said, please don't take me. i was not ready. >> so, does that, what we just heard, does it make it seem more real for a lot of his fellow players? >> yeah, i guess it does. to put it in some kind of perspective. they have had constant, on going testing and somewhere around 1.5% of the players tested have tested positive and most of them have returned and are ready to play, and that includes freddie freeman. the braves have been hard hit, and they are now -- they have signed them and it was conbe tested positive, though they don't have, and been particularly hard hit. that's going to be some. injury, in this case would be virus situation for teams. consistently or clearly across the board. number of players, significant players, former cy young winners, buster posey, zimmerman, longest standing national, all opted out for various reasons. 10

we talked to freddy freeman of the braves who had contracted covid-19. and after that discussion nick thought it was best for his family for him not to play this year. >> i talked to freddy freeman the other day and just hearing the way he sounded on the phone kind of opened my eyes. he didn't sound good. i hope he's healthy. i know these guys need him more than anybody. just to hear him, the way he sounded on the phone, it was tough. it was kind of eye-opening and with everything that's going on, not just in baseball but in the world, it makes you open your eyes. i've got three kids that i've missed for 11 years now. >> reporter: so back here live, they'll have this intra-squad game soon. among the rules, the players will have their temperatures taken twice every day. they will be tested every other day. there's a lot of other nuances we'll bring to you just a little bit later. >> thank you for all of that. and i just want to give a quick fix to one of the information that i was providing earlier in our last segment, one of our viewers let me know that

as john's brother, freddie, said in troy, "keep moving to the ballot box, even if it's a mailbox."nd keep moving to the beloved community. john lewis was many things. but he was a man. a friend in sunshine and storm. a friend who would walk the stoney roads that he asked you to walk. that would brave the chastening rods he asked you to be whipped by. always keeping his eyes on the prize. always believing none of us will be free until all of us are equal. i just love that. i always will. and i'm so grateful that he stayed true to form. he's gone up yonder and left us with marching orders. i suggest, since he's close enough to god to keep his eye on the sparrow and us, we salute, suit up, and march on. [applause] ♪

the family whether or not all five of his kids, including the descendents of his he wouldest son freddie, who had died. there was a dispute of whether or not all five of fred trump's kids would receive equal shares of the grand trump's will or would only the four surviving four kids split the estate. well, donald trump, the current president was one of the surviving four kids. and from what you know about him, you can imagine how he felt about that dispute. right? if you cut out the descendents of his deceased elder brother freddie, well, donald's share of the inheritance would be that much larger. and only split four ways instead of five. as that dispute percolated in the family, donald trump and his surviving siblings decided to pull the one nastiest little lever that they had, over their deceased brother's kids. they explicitly moved to cut off the medical coverage for the little baby boy with the seizure disorder. fred, iii received a letter telling him that the medical benefits would end. lisa trump, said, i burst out in to tears. fred said, i just think it was wrong. these are not

if you cut out the descendants of his deceased, elder brother, freddy. well, donald's share of the inheritance would be just that much larger. it'd only be split four ways, instead of five. as that dispute percolated in the family, donald trump and his surviving siblings decided to pull the one nastiest, little lever that they had, over their deceased brother's kids. they explicitly moved to cut off the medical coverage for the little baby boy with the seizure disorder. quote. on march 30th, fred the 3rd received a certified letter informing him that the medical benefits that had always been provided to his family by the trump organization would end. lisa trump, fred the 3rd's wife said, quote, i burst out into tears. fred says, quote, i just think it was wrong. these are not warm and fuzzy people. they never even came to see william in the hospital. our family puts the fun in dysfunctional. and then, there's donald trump. asked, in an interview with the daily news, whether he thought cutting this health coverage could appear cold hearted, giving -- give

if these are the lowest level since freddie mac attract averages and 1971. dow lost 135 today after a four-day winning streak and the s&p 500 fell 100 and the nasdaq dropped 77. secretary of state mike pompeo will pay says china will pay ae and the attorney general getting into the act and senior foreign affairs greg palkot shows us tonight. >> a call to arms figuratively against china by the u.s. and a major speech today in michigan the attorney general barr warned that reading and not trading as a economical its creak and more in the u.s. and its companies are due who depended the predatory people's republic of china. >> it's clear the prc seems merely not to join the ranks of industrial economies but to replace them altogether. >> u.s. speaking out against beijing's menacing china's policy warning that the u.k.'s on chinese telecom firm and taking measures against china's crackdown on pro-democracy forces in hong kong, blasting china's mishandling of the coronavirus, reportedly considering sanctioning all chinese communist party members. >> the targeting

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freddie gray is still the same way, so young.ughter] >> met me at the greyhound bus station and drove me to the first baptist church past by the reverand abernathy and ushered me in to the church. i saw martin luther king jr. and abernathy standing behind the desk, and dr. king said are you the boy from troy? are you john lewis? and i said, dr. king, i am john robert lewis. i gave him my whole name. but he still called me the boy from troy. and over the years, i had an opportunity to meet rosa parks and to talk with her. she was so wonderful, so kind, and she kept saying to each one of us, you too can do something. she inspired us to participate in the sit ins, to study the way of peace, the way of love, to study the philosophy and discipline but non-violence. again, i want to thank you. i want to thank you for what you are doing to help educate another generation, to stand up, to be brave, to be bold, to be courageous, and for people to see something that is not right, not fair, not just, do something. we cannot afford to be qui

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the video from the miami-dade police director freddy ramirez to immediately release the officer's of duty. he then took to twitter to release this statement that read in part i am shocked and angered by a body camera video that i just saw involving one of our officers immediately initiated an investigation and ordered that the involved officers be relieved of duty actions such as these undermine the hard work that we have invested in our community and causes my heart to break for our community and the vast majority of our officers who dedicate their lives to serving our county. >>work we're looking to move. still ahead people in hayward say they're fed up with the constant trash that's on their streets. >>well happening now hayward police the department there is asking for the public's help in finding a missing teenager, she's actually 12 years old her name is cora iraq's yates and she was last seen wednesday afternoon around 5 o'clock near main street, she's 5 foot 3 with black hair and brown eyes. officials say there are some concerns that she may harm herself. if you have seen her

but i would note though of the three different parts of this bailout, you have the fannie-freddie backedt and then the private part which will be the banks, the portfolio loans. the portfolio loan extensions that is people needing more help extending past 09 da90 days are higher than the fannie and freddie ratings. we need to watch that sector because they're jumbo loans or not as we call the qualified mortgages backed by fannie and freddie, they are accelerating faster than the other sectors. >> we'll watch it. diana, thank you >>> the ceo of the naacp just one of the civil rights leaders behind the facebook ad boycott up next, we'll ask him when thinks facebook's ceo will promise any meaningful changes to the social media giant's hate speech policies. take a look at tesla, up 13% over last year, the stock up is six times. quite a run. no wonder he is selling short shorts to mock the short sellers on the website we'll be right back. >>> one of the biggest threats to democracy, that's what naacp president and ceo derrick johnson has called facebook as the social media giant continues to

we filed a bankruptcy as we did not take the fannie mae or freddie mac loan that was offered to us to stay in a house that we could no longer afford. in fact we were offered that after filing bankruptcy and after the bankruptcy was complete. for whatever reason, somehow in the bankruptcy we did not fill out the paperwork that would have allowed us to keep our house and we could not even afford to reopen the bankruptcy to adjust the bank -- the paperwork and we realized that if we couldn't afford to reopen it, we couldn't afford to be in the house. we started over, we lost cars, rented houses, i still rent a home. this money and refused to take it because we did not think it was right for our neighbors to pay for a house that we could no longer afford. in fact we were cleaning our neighbors homes during that time in order to pay for utilities and to pay for things to get us back on our feet. he had a business that failed and when a business fails there is a legal structure in place in order to file bankruptcy in this country. that existed when he started the business and it existed whe

several cardinals players have tested positive, four braves players have tested positive including freddie freeman. so getting a little nervous about baseball season. >> we'll have to see what happens today. >> absolutely. let's talk more about that crews fire. here is the latest. and it is good news other than it being dark. weather conditions are fantastic. 54 degrees, humidity is up to 82%. and the winds are fairly calm. the winds around the fire because it creates its own winds, yeah, they will be a little dicey. but here is a look at the environmental winds around ro gilr gilroy. they are around 10 to 15 miles per hour this afternoon. and good news also, look at these temperatures, we'll stay below 90 for several days. in fact maybe down to 78 by wednesday. so we have pretty good conditions for those firefighters. let's talk about what is going on back here at home. mid to upper 50s through the tri-valley. concord at 62. and antioch just dropped down to 70. a lot of low to upper 50s for the rest of us. and here is a look at sfo, about 55 degrees. if you are traveling today, mild this

the scientists gave freddie for homages of x. to range from solar power per day the rest has to come from an atrocity sockets the car is set to go into production and 2022. the journey began here at a walled off school in meaning it's where the 2 friends learned the tools of their future trade then spiration coming from one person in particular. downwards it was our physics teacher mr carlos who awakened the inventor in us your me at least. he showed us all the amazing technical innovations around that's when i wanted to become an inventor or to hide here from that. give us me what impressed me most about the 2 was the belief in their vision their belief in introducing a technology that could help to improve the world they will turn based solely. on off those if i remember learning about the combustion engine which i found technically exciting but utterly inefficiently if it for me it was already clear back then that burning up a resource that would be gone for good could not work in the long term. and then it teams they began ti