it also stars connie britton and gary sinise. "joe bell" hitting theaters july 23rd.n, regina king, salma hayek, tracee ellis ross, ewan mcgregor, jason momoa, just to name a few. "star wars" legend carrie fisher receiving the honor posthumously. wait a minute. how could i forget? one very special getting his own star. mr. michael strahan. that's right. michael receiving the honor under the sports entertainment category. congratulations to stra. with that, i send it back to you guys in the studio. happy friday, everyone. >> happy friday. congratulations indeed. he's out celebrating somewhere. thank you, lara. >>> coming up, chance the rapper joins us live for our summer concert series. stay with us. ♪ >>> good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi aaron. we want to get right to mike nicco . >> let's start with the low risk of heat francisco and now the bayshore, moderate in the orange, high in the red until 9:00 this evening. we have spare the air day today with poor air quality in livermore, gilbright and sam martin and there could be poor air quality again today. it will ta

critical race theory began by derek bell and kimberly crenshaw and gary peller and a bunch of other legalism and the degree to which it was imprinted in law. the law was not neutral arbiter of what the legal truth is. it was an adjudicator from this position of objectivity. and so they were suggesting that we have to pay attention to the way in which race imprints those processes. at the local level, where people are trying to teach is the history of america. juneteenth would not happen as a national holiday without the revival of a certain kind of historical acuity that is linked to black people in this country. america is a divided nation. on the one hand they love history. 15,000 books on abraham lincoln. repeating the civil war every year. obsessed with the founding fathers and mothers and sisters and brothers. it when it becomes to black people, we have had enough of that. can't you people get over it? it would be like having a national holiday for craig melvin but not being able to read his majestic book about being both a son and a father. so juneteenth holiday celebration is extra

at "the opening bell" and amc shows a loss at "the opening bell" with 3 minutes to go, we are down a couple points on amc. down 6% right now. garywant to be the last person to get into these meme stocks because i think you expect them to crash, don't you? >> my motto is do not be the last one in. i include coins on that. i freely admit i have no idea where amc goes on the upside, game stop in the 400 but when the music stops there will be no chairs left and they will go back where they came from and hovering near-term beats the heck out of me, they can rally higher and send it down very quick, all bets are off short-term but long-term they are going back where they came from. stuart: do you think cryptos were a bubble and the bubble is burst? >> there is a good chance of it. april 14th was the big day when coin base came out. sometimes big events after a run to the upside, that marks important stuff and i'm pretty sure of it, notwithstanding bounces, the coins are in a bear market, i suspect lower prices and if we are in what i believe to be a central bank-induced bubble in so many areas they will go much lower. valuations matte

gary bell and mudcat grant were the first black and white roommates in the major leagues in 1958. while running for president, senator john f. kennedy invited mudcat grant to breakfast. grant didn't hold back. he talked openly with senator kennedy, with the future president, about the poverty he grew up in, the racism he endured every day. this was 1960, as a major league baseball player. of course it wasn't only his activism we remember mudcat grant for. we know his talent on the field. he was minor league's rookie of the year in 1954, only seven years after baseball was integrated. 1965, he was the first black player to win 20 games in the american league. he shouldn't have been -- he should have been the first. but listen to this, for years, major league managers conspired to prevent black pitchers from becoming 20-game winners. that almost doesn't make sense. grant said some catchers would tell the hitters, the opposing hitters while they were catching what was coming because they didn't want you to do well as a pitcher. other managers when a player was reaching -- a pitcher w