in effect that means you can jump in in time while i always appreciate ok let's go to atlanta 1st glenn well what do you make of this autonomy this region this big clay or i suppose republic in the center of seattle the mayor is calling it a. summer of love it's a block party there are other reports and it's not it's not universally reported some outlets have different views than others obviously it's america there are long guns there's the. source and going on there is other illegal activity these social services 911 people can't get through i mean how do you look at this because under the right it's being laughed off but it's not funny in any respect that the abilities. and abandon their responsibility to their constituents. i visited clinics are interesting social experiments far and political scientists because. your 2 main things alluded to major ways of looking at the world are 1st weight risk human of the natural condition of all or the state of nature as it is would be for example one side i would be peaceful organizations i'm not nor is it just state would be gone tomorrow or w

in oakland, vern glenn, kpix 5. hit that! hit that! short. go in! i'm vern glenn. go! get -- ah. go! yeah! >> our emmy-award winning vern. i'm so glad he did that story because my son, cameron, has done that basketball camp. when i got the e-mail, i was wondering how are they going to facilitate it this summer? i'm going to check it out now. >> thanks a lot. >> you're paying for it. >> thanks for letting me >>> that's it for us at 5:00. see you back at 6:00 for an hour of news along with glenn in absentia, we'll see you in 30 minutes. the news is next. news updates always on kpix.com. >> see you then. captioning sponsored by cbs >> garrett: tonight: peaceful protests return to the nation's streets. smaller, but passionate as ever. new calls for racial justice in minneapolis, for those mourning george floyd's death. ustice inu going to show up at the polls? that is where real justice happens. >> garrett: in the nation's capitol, president trump orders the national guard to withdraw. and new york's mayor lifts the city's curfew. but overnight, clashes in portland and seattle. >> le

get it yeah ok ok i think glenn brings up some great points about we're saying like how empires react when they're on their last legs i mean this is reminds me of like what england did in northern ireland in the seventy's when it was on its last legs and what's happening to and you're bringing up a great point is i think a lot of the people in this and the chaz own and other protests are realizing the democratic party hasn't done anything i mean them they're literally like like in los angeles we have you know a democratic mayor ghar city who refuses to call out the brutality of the cops the l.a.p.d. was shooting people with rubber bullets friends of mine independent media people were being shot with rubber bullets 2 weeks ago and eric our study big liberal democrat won't do anything jackie lacy who is the district attorney for the city of los angeles is alysa democrat she's a black woman she won't prosecute a cop at all and that there are they're starting to realize that like the republican party is the cop with their knee on the neck and the democrats are the cop standing around lett

glenn, sal, and meg, it is yours. good. i'm glad everyone is here. we have been living the presidency of donald trump since it began and we spent every day going through and fact checking not only his claims but claims of democrats and other members of congress and other fse groups. we live with it day by day. when we finish completing this book it was still a shock to us to see what we had actually written about. because you forget about it. the president said so many things that are so often false, it's averaging about 22 claims a day. what we have written you guys will be surprised. the book is written as a way you can read it from cover to cover, you can also dip into sections that are of interest to you. we try to write it so each chapter stands on its own. in each of us are responsible for different chapters. we'll take you to the book, i wrote the introduction, and described that. and then we will go through each chapter and get a little summary we will highlight leonard to or three of the particular claims we find of interest in that chapter.

moscow is a professor at the moscow state institute of international relations and in oslo we have glenn deeson is an associate professor at the university of south user norway as well as author of russia's geo economic strategy for a greater eurasia telling us up close and that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was ok i was going to also let you know in preparing for this program i was and were inside eden has ideas of orientalism started popping into my mind because orientalism was away from the christian west to define itself against the other other civilizations and people but it seems like orientalism as understood by slate has taken a very bizarre twist because now it is about self racism self loathing and this. is where we've gotten to because there's no there's no replacement for the history that they're destroying it's a boy and that may be intentional or not but it certainly creates conditions for creating a new past without being anchored or restrained and past. this is true that identities are usually created in opposition to someone so you should be with say the e

annie glenn was 100 years old.nd john glenn married 73 years, she was known for her humanitarian efforts including advocating for people with speech disorders. s we will be right back. >> welcome back we lost jon scott live shot there momentarily get bag to him but for now christoval is on move and could make landfall in u.s. as early as sunday afternoon. the fast moving storm is heading from mexico toward the gulf coast and could bring four to eight inches of rain to part of louisiana, to have that experiencing severe drought there. that could mean major flash-flooding. christoval is already third named storm so far and we're only five days into the hurricane season. as we're just minutes away from the curfew in new york city in a press conference earliered today andrew cuomo shifting in favor of a stronger police presence. call for all looters to be prosecuted to the full u.s. extent of the law and urging people to abide by that 8 p.m. curfew. our jackie is live in brooklyn with the latest, jackie. good evening.

ok but about communities and that's why i find this autonomy so i'm very very interesting you're so glenn i mean this we have a general young and young the younger generation that's gone through. 911 it's gone through the illegal war 'd in iraq we had. the we've had depend we had a subprime crisis then we had the pandemic now we have the downturn what do these people i mean why should they believe in the system the system doesn't have anything but them so matter of fact it made them a paper useless college degrees where they can't even get a decent job and now they're in debt i mean what what why should they join a commune like that go ahead. yeah well i don't understand i guess why this this is problematic to represented as you know liberals 1st conservatives because the problem is they're much bipartisan that they were an area where he out completely supported his support for the middle east ruling class and also what gramm largely described as a death of empire through an empire the resources from all the quarter to expand the periphery and at some point it. begins to crumble us infras

i'm joined now by shaquille brewster and glenn kirsnren. shaq, what's been the reaction of protesters against the charges filed against the other three officers and the upping of charges against former officer chauvin? >> reporter: the reaction was quick. when that announcement came, and what you see is everyone is getting on one knee right now in honor of george floyd. you've been seeing the scene all day. at that moment, when folks started looking at their phones and seeing that breaking news alert that the officers involved in the killing of george floyd were going to be charged, there was a tear that came about. and they all got together. there was applause, some chanting going on. at one point, everyone is saying we shall overcome. and they were teaching it to people who were unfamiliar with that song. this is a sense of community that you've been seeing all day long, all day long and all week long. if you look to the right, you'll see the vigil and you see the flowers that are there. hundreds and hundreds of flowers. this is just one

glenn kirschner, former federal prosecutor with the u.s.y's office in d.c., thank you so much for staying up for us tonight. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, the leaders of the protests -- one of the leaders of the protest in minneapolis joins us live. ta-da! did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i should get a quote. do it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ we hwe help you make it.oods: you, the independent restaurants of america... we've always got your back, but through all of this... you made it happen. you made our friday nights. you even made us dessert. ♪ so, to help you get back to full strength, we're giving away free re-opening kits at our website so you can safely re-open your doors. for all you do, from all of us, let us help you make it. ♪ thcan it helpber 360 smartkeep me asleep? now. absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable it's our weekend special, save $1000 on our most

vern glenn, kpix 5. hit that.yeah. >> reporter: now, before you think vern is going to be the next flash brother, hold your horses, he worked long and hard to perform that shot. kpix 5. hit that. hit that. go in. i am vern glenn. go. get. go. yeah. >> how much time do we have? >> that will come up on game day. a full half hour for that. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up in the next half hour, a lot of calls to defund the police, what does that mean? not necessarily what you think. the oakland based organizer who co-founded the black lives matter movement explains. >> outrage over the death of george floyd in police accused causes more protesters, demonstrators are demanding racial justice and police reform. >> we are tracking the latest conditions along the gulf coast at this hour as the tropical storm slams ashore. to go to the grocery store. mask! this guy would be a mess without me. stay healthy and slow the spread. wear a mask when going out in public. . >>> you are watching kpix 5 news. >> almost two

editor of black agenda report so glenn i i would think that you would argue that this has been a long time coming. this isn't the 1st horrific murder of a black man by police. how do you read the site geist of this moment well it's been a long time coming but the actual explosion was caused by several factors coming together and not just the system getting more and more raw you know that's not really the way revolutions happen and that there is some kind of smell coming from the system and that turns people that it's time to get rid of it but there were some very important and some of the unexpected factors that made at this past 2 weeks and historic occasion one that will be noted in history. number one of course was the corona virus which was something that had never happened in modern american times followed. on the heels in the almost immediately by an economic shutdown that has created conditions that are much like the great depression all of that coming on the recently we also have the bernie sanders phenomenon and i think that there is something here that's not worthy that this

first up we'll be speaking with north island chairman about glenn hutchins about the economy.nd the country. then we'll hear from netflix reed hastings who will have a few special guests with him as well first we want to get to steve liesman with some of the biggest investor takeaways all of this comes ahead of round two that comes to congress today. steve, what can you tell us? >> reporter: i think, good morning, becky the big takeaway from yesterday is that powell the fed chairman is not moved by better than expected data or the idea of a faster rebound he's committing to maintaining a very easy policy even making it easier over time because of the uncertainty of the virus and the economic outlook and concern that there will be lasting damage to the economy and to workers. >> a large number of people will not be able to go immediately go back to work at their old job or even in their old industry there will be a significant group that's left over even, after we get the employment back i do think they will be hard pressed to find work and need support. they will have unemploy

joining us right now via skype is north island chairman glenn hutchins and glenn has a lot of differentats he wears. i think this time i'll introduce glenn as the founder who gave $25 million to create the hutchins center for african-american research at harvard university, and then maybe most importantly the guy who was the creator of the beer summit at the white house back in 2009 that was the result of another situation of a black man being accosted by police and maybe looking for ways to kind of bring everyone back together with that beer summit. he not only created the beer summit but attended it as well glenn, thank for being with us this morning >> wish i could see you under better circumstances >> glenn, this is an issue you've been thinking about for a longtime and you've been thinking as this, as an american but also somebody who is a leader in business and has been trying to find ways and solutions to it. what kind of solutions, what kind of answers, what can you tell us after what we've watched over the last several weeks? >> becky, i'll put it in context before i give you a

madison illinois, glenn, you support another shut down. why. what is happening there. guest: good morning. i think we need another one. this thing is like playing with dynamite. and you're not getting rid of it. and people in the trump when his white castle with 8-foot fence around it.un all it did was give us some big bulletin board to hang on. but we definitely need to do something and not let this thing get out of hand. greta: glenn in illinois. eric in pennsylvania. eric you oppose the idea of another shut down. guest: good morning greta. i'm extremely concerned about the spread. i'm self-employed, have no health insurance. i will be 50 in a couple of months. i certainly don't want to get sick there's a lot that would not going to note about this in a long time in terms of longer-term effects on the human body and health. but i favor a series of sanctions for individuals. put in place, strict requirements as a matter of law. for masks and distancing. and with behavioral step. in holding individuals accountable to the tune of serious consequence if they violate t is

give those divide 8 in american society that that is the ideology and the message of it let me go to glenn right now i mean what that one of the most important outcomes of the civil rights movement was the voter participation so go it's go look at all of the cities that are almost all the cities that have been bernie over the last few weeks run by democrats very often by african-american mayors. who least sheaves i mean they they got the rightfully got the vote the promise of the constitution of the quality and bridges patient political life and then you have all of these cities that are so badly run and now they want to turn around and it's all because of racism which is absolutely nonsense it's bad governance and i would say bad governments it was allowed to happen because that's politically correct and comfortable and again i will not repeat i will not move away from the issue of last week when you look at the issue of cost and have the country's basically poor right now poverty doesn't it doesn't address attract itself just to one race to all races and when we don't look at this these

didn't pose divide in american society and that is the ideology and the message of it let me go to glenn right now i mean what that one of the most important outcomes of the civil rights movement was the voter participation so go let's go look at all of the cities that are almost all the cities that have been bernie over the last few weeks run by democrats very often by african-american mayors. who least sheaves i mean they they got the rightfully got the vote the promise of the constitution of the quality in produce patient political life and then you have all of these cities that are so badly run and now they want to turn around and it's all because of racism which is absolutely nonsense it's bad governance and i would say bad governments it was allowed to happen because that's politically correct and comfortable and again i will not repeat i will not move away from the issue of last week when you look at the issue of how the country is basically poor right now poverty doesn't it doesn't address attract itself just to one race it's all races and when we don't look at this these inequal

wrestling entertainment the the bread and circuses for the american population right according to glenn greenwald new york times says that russia gate obsession saved m s n b c. and reached its on air stars but the disappointing conclusion and which nothing that their host promised actually happened caused a ratings to plummet as confused and disoriented viewers turned away on mass it's both real and fake right which is the classic recipe for propaganda propaganda works when you mix in some real with the fake so it anchors you to think that wait a minute that's rail and then to leave you to kind of associate what's real with what's fake that's propaganda that's how it's done that's the whole recipe that goes into it so. wrestling is fake but it is athletic i mean there is a lot of athleticism that goes into the performers who are out there and jumping around falling on their back you know my favorite is mankind who took a chair of the face many many times and i think he really suffered severely because it's real however the the script is you know pretty written right there's no shock at

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well hello glenn i got a call to hostile see so monica. found that mother and the car dealer our agenda has mark a little seahorse a little market that's adult a little in a tiny bit of africa where i don't know of can expect or expected without us of course how could i hand i'm half a doctor then i wouldn't maybe you know what i spent now could have been ask a legit fan of them and if they were all well go. i don't got all this on myself guy like their a.o. i am and all that i like there. as well that i get it oh ok you have. your mother so why not have. what it was like you know. yes we can yes. yes we can have yes we got yeah oh yeah you're going to. go out ok though. local me because what a minimum i. mean. i don't go. in marijuana but you know her and she likes it in the neck should score not because she's in. manhattan or in. half a minute admission and booked in for isn't going to. have the go to. go but that it's sad that we bond. but oily but. i do not. and the lousy job. well tell us that i think it would. be better if the. polic

glenn was 100 years old. the glenns were married for 73 years.trump, of course, he was touting the surprising jobs report. saying that yesterday. you know, the u.s. economy, they say, added 2.5 million jobs in may. unemployment rate dropping from 14.7% to, at first, a reported 13.3 despite predictions it would rise to almost 20%. so is a v-shaped recovery happening, or will there be a u or a w? paul gigot, host of ""the wall street journal" report," dan henninger, columnist and deputy editorial page editor, both joining us from home. so, or paul, let me start with you. first, they say there was a miscalculation, error that the 13.3 was actually a 16.3. but still, it's not up to that a 20%, so this is pretty good news. >> yeah, i think that's right. there's no doubt there's going to be some noise in those statistics because of the tumult that we've had because of the pandemic expect shutdown. we've never had a situation like this with a fall in employment so fast. so naturally, there'll be some noise. but this is good news because it created two a

the question welcome to our coverage not in special here until the news i want to jones and glenn good to have you with us now the case numbers are falling in europe but we don't know for sure if a warm weather is killing off the virus or if it's just taking a break we shouldn't take chances but we could learn from the sun and its powerful u.v. light. they start work when the shops close. it's safer if they don't come in direct contact with the staff or customers. these little robots are coronavirus assassins their weapon is u.v. see light. u.v. see you're still only knowing a mean michigan disinfecting so as you know. lost in f.l. couple of dollars for a lot of films the white doll is just what we know on the surface the kind of light the air. u.b.c. light can kill 99 percent of all pathogens in the air and is very effective at disinfecting surfaces. similar robots are being used in subways and buses like here in argentina. and little tiny little violet light is the light that the sun emits naturally and if the gustavus adolphus in this case we use type c. which is very high energy an

now that's all the time we have for today for me and the team and glenn thanks for watching and stay kept. on. the penultimate day of the bundesliga season on called. on to a close encounter of the way for champions league having lost to a momentously offensive phantom but them. are now the better brand of the last 2 months are they about to be relegated from the 2nd time ever. to go. on believing. digital surveillance is usually when. journalists and critics are under threat. as tight censorship or a little look this is china during the coronavirus condemning. people hope to return to normal is good but is that even possible. close up. in 60 minutes on t w. i subscribe to v.w. books or something more in the world than what we may be chapter 5. degree books are known to. i'm going crazy thing in all the time. how to handle on new allies in times of the current a pandemic d.w. reporter. just like everyone else and she's looking for answers and thankfully with the help of cleaning expects you all the. thank you. hugh this is not life as we know about. in this together our new web serie

now that's all the time we have for today for me and the team and glenn thanks for watching and take a. digital surveillance does it even when. journalists critics are under threat. as troops censorship or a lot of books this is china during the coronavirus condemning. people hope to return to normal. today but is that even possible. close up. next on d w. beethoven is for me. is for. beethoven is for him beethoven. beethoven is for. beethoven is for everyone. beethoven 2020. the 50th anniversary here on d w. innovation. what can you conquer the major issues of our society. the seizing of the misspelling. bianco could close in its modern day heroes an. inspirational people who take on the challenges of the world who with their unique ideas and. the postman would face off from nerium minds to look at those 2 problems and make them one clinician the new. season of sounders family. this week called double. china is still dealing with the effects of corona virus. the pandemic has changed everyone's lives. there's now a new normal. it includes frequent digital tests for the virus. first t

provide enough shots to we not can i tell everyone is there a plan to coordinate efforts around the glenn. there are now over $120.00 different kogut 19 vaccine candidates and studies going around the world and based on a range of technologies some developers are so confident of success that they're they're already making plans for large scale production the most likely scenario is that we'll need more than one successful vaccine to meet global demand and it could well be that different demographics like like children or the elderly respond better or worse to particular vaccines so so this shotgun approach is actually being viewed as a positive thing. is there a difference between p.c. on tests and denies the tests. the p.c.r. or polymerase chain reaction test is a method for for multiplying and tagging small amounts of genetic material like like r.n.a. from a swab sample taken for example from your nose or your throat when the genetic material and markers it carries are amplified a machine can detect it p.c.r. is the primary method used to determine the presence of sars cove 2 so whether

. >> glenn, happy to be here. going to be a classic summer

well hello glenn i got a call to hostile see so monica. in front of that mother and the car dealer janet has mark a little seahorse a little market that's adult only in a tiny bit of africa where they don't go off on expected or expected without us of course how could and i'm half a dork and then i wouldn't maybe you know what i still have to live now could have been ask a legit fan of them and if they were all well duh. i don't got all this on myself guy like they're a oh i'm and all that i like they're. ok in the heartland of i'm just mad that i get a oh ok. well your mother so why not have. what it was like you know. yes we can yes. yes we can have yes we got yeah oh yeah you're going to. go out ok though. look at me because what a minimum i. mean. i stood up. in may but you know her and she likes it in a she'd score not because she's in click and it might be from the manhattan or in. half a minute admission a book to an infant isn't going to. have them go to. go but they didn't get it signed that bond. but oily but. i did not. and the

glenn kirschner, former federal prosecutor with the u.s. attorney's office in d.c., thank you so much for staying up for us tonight. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, the leaders of the protests -- one of the leaders of the protest in minneapolis joins us live. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. >>> today in minneapolis a peaceful rally and march honoring the life of george floyd, the man killed by minneapolis last month. the march was organized by a new homegrown activist group in minneapolis and led by a minneapolis native who is hard to miss ev

hubbard he is former council of economic advisers glenn, we've watched this huge v-shaped recovery in the stock market the economy not improving at the same pace. what are you seeing right now? what are you kind of thinking where we'll be, i know it's impossible to guess, let's say a month or two months from now >> in terms of the stock market, the stock market is not the same thing as the economy very forward looking and it's picking up the chance of a recovery but also very low levels of interest rates and discount rates a lot of fed action and the importance of names that have a lot of market power in an environment. it's not that the stock market is wrong, it's not the same as the economy. the economy, i agree, the initial claims numbers that are coming in around what economists have forecast are relatively good news. the continuing claims are still high to me the question going forward, i certainly hope the adp number is right, is how quickly the labor market does heal that's going to be a lot about how we help small businesses, how we help people retrain and get new jobs that's

and the glick did it's abuse the and the glenn. and the other side you know you get all the services and all the opportunities that most why the americans enjoy. probably the scariest time was in the 1st month that we started walking and this young guy came out of a building with a gun cursing me calling me all kinds of snitches and everything and i asked the group to go on ahead of me because one of the rules is if anybody gets shot it should be me. simple gunshots ringing out late wednesday morning you were under lock and se one suspect shot you know. 7th 2017. i got a phone call from my father around 1054 that my son was dead that the cops killed him. my father said that my son ran into his room and. said grandpa get down stay down there ground that some i was trying to break and my father asked who was shooting and my son said i don't know grandpa i love you. he walked a couple stops them side. by the dining room and said please don't shoot please don't shoot. and then they burned my son. they began they skip shooting. gould wh

counties across the state are now on a watch list for community spread with orange salon owner said and glenn added monday the list representing 72% of california's population, the governor's update comes a day after he ordered bars in 7 counties to close and urged another 8 counties to consider doing the same and we will be in constant. >>contact with our county partners to understand how this might impact what they're seeing and experiencing in their communities and how this plays out in their day to the state's latest action comes as coronavirus cases increasing california by 45% over the last week with the positivity rate that continues to creep upward now at 5.9%. the state continues to see increases in icu patients and hospitalizations let me. >>the forthright with you we are considering a number of other. things and to advance and we will be making those as conditions change. >>the governor said the state will be stepping up its enforcement of guidelines and rules in response to the coronavirus he also said he be signing the state budget monday afternoon which ties billion to counties

vern glenn will have more in a big show ofr bubbwallace today >>> and california's attorney general says he will not take over the investigation into a deadly police shooting in vallejo. he was killed by officers responding to a looting call at a walgreens. police claim they mistook a hammer in that kneeling man's pocket for a gun. >>> tonight the attorney general says it only takes over cases when it believes local prosecutors are capable of making a fair judgment. in the shootings, he did not provide them with information indicating her office was not capable of conducting a thorough view of these incidents. >>> cell phone video shows a chaotic scene near the white house tonight. police clash with protesters when they were trying to take down the statue. they used their bikes and batons to clear the crowds as dozens of people also reported getting pepper sprayed. >>> this is just into the newsroom. reporting that california congresswoman is being vetted to be his running mate. he's the chair of the black caucus and represents los angeles, recently revealing a slate of police reforms in

. >> vern glenn joins us with more on the back and forth negotiations and how the positive tests may complicate things. >> i'm not a pro ballplayer but if i was, in the wake of the phillies and the blue jays, the giants shutting down spring training facilities, i would always wonder, am i really safe? and then, there's the question, when are we going to see games? will we see games? here's what you need to know. it's all up to the player's association now. it's accept the owner's 60 game offer with expanded playoffs with a promise not to file a grievance or reject it and force the commissioner of baseball to implement a schedule. but, this pandemic today complicates matters in florida and arizona. it's been a roller coaster week between millionaires and billionaires for big league ball. as i take the temperature of go out and do like the man on the spree, text me when they get back to playing games. i hate to be that guy, but nobody brings this up. what about youth sports? high school sports? that's the foundation of everything. even ucla, the football team, they want a third party h

juliette goodrich along with vern glenn and darren peck. thanks for watching. we'll see you in 30 minutes. news updates on cbssf.com. captioning sponsored by cbs >> savard: tonight, frustration and fury sweeps across america, in dozens of states, outrage over the death of george floyd boils over on to the nation's streets. >> savard: peaceful demonstrations demanding justice by day, collapsed into chaos at night. leaders search for answers. >> we are asking for peace. we're not asking for patience. >> savard: the president's words adding to the frustration. >> my administration will stop mob violence, and will stop it cold. >> he speaks and he makes it worse. >> savard: plus, crises converge-- protests and a pandemic add to the tension. and, with america on edge, the world watches. >> this is the final straw. we're seeing more and more murders. >> savard: also tonight, another

gentlemen for the third year in a row the emmy award winner for best sport talent here is a vernb glenn. >> is this real. do i get to do this again. we went out and we are going to give you 2 1/2. no crowd? no problem. these >>en the veteran holding a racing form thought he or she had seen it all something happens for the first time in 138 years at the belmont stakes. [ music ] >> belmont park, new york today. no fans in the house. no problem said the winning jockey. >> tease the law and many franco when the belmont stakes. >> they want to myelin and if today. the horse became the first new york bread to win it since 1882. next stop the september kentucky derby. >> a jumbo jet flyover high above pgas third round of the heritage. hilton head, south carolina. just abutter at the 16. set up bertie. he is in contention. about that? finishing it off. six players scored 63's today. there is a four-way tie for the lead at 15 under total. the nfl we all want to see this again. will the medical well the medical director of the players association is that recommending players to stop working out

diverse population. 96% of the graduation class are students of color and after tonight's ceremony, vern glenn spoke with the school's first female african-american valedictorian. >> reporter: how competitive is that? i mean, i would imagine come exam time, you are looking over your shoulder to see what this person is doing, what that person is doing. >> i made two goals for myself, one was woulget into a good school and i would become valedictorian. keeping that mentality from freshman to senior year. >> he did it. the grads are heading out into the world in a time of turmoil. she said it is up to her and her classmates to create a better future. >> the message i want my classmates to hear is that change is needed. we are in a time right now when there are many things occurring but we need to change the way we view others or else nothing is going to change. >> she is headed to uc berkeley in the fall. 100% of the graduating african- american students were accepted into a four-year college or university this year. >> can't beat that. 100%. and that song never gets old. you walk across that sta

. >> kpix5's vern glenn with their message for us tonight. >> reporter: yeah, and a powerful one at that. just over a dozen play pers collaborated on this message. this is aimed toward the league an its owners. >> this is what the league wants to hear you say. >> we, the national football league condemn racism. the systematic oppression of black people. >> we believe black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> reporter: now, the response, commissioner roger goodell issued this on his behalf and the owners'. >> we, the national football league admit we were wrong for not listening to nfl players earlier, and encourage all to speak out and peacefully protest. we, the national football league believe black lives matter. >> i know you don't see my jaw hitting the ground, but on the inside it is. this is huge. just three years ago, the owners got together and said hey, let's initiate a rule to make players stand up and not kneel. now, go ahead and have your peaceful protest and we will join you! what an about face! it is huge. >> and i have to have you, vern, do you t

you could join us, whether or not the nfl's interest in colin kaepernick is indeed legitimate, vern glennith one of the bay area's longest drivers and speaking of ,, the pjs back, for the first time in three months, finishing in texas, and it was a doozy.>>> mostly benign conditions until today, the wind picked up, the modesto native making a run. 334 yard drop, sticking the wedge to set up a birdie, and t hosed by the lack of andstands, slot bounces off the structures, instead it went down the hill, he bogeyed 17 and he couldn't recover.>> is trying to get close on 14, but it went in, -15, tied for the lead.

vern glenn joins us with the nba's plan to restart the season for most teams by the end of july. >> reporterall right liz, sorry warriors and dub nation. your team went 15-50. so this one is by invitation se conference. six more teams with a puncher's chance of making the playoffs. all ahead if this goes according to plan. in all, 22 teams will report to orlando, florida on the disney world property. 13 from the west. nine from the east. they will play eight regular season games and then go into a 16-team playoff. the league ear's owners are expected to complete a plan tomorrow. >>> portland is one of the teams battling for a playoff spot in the west. gary trent jr. who played his high school ball at nappers prep doesn't think it will take the blazers long after the layoff. >> i'm going in, conditioning, lifting. i feel great. i'm ready to play again tomorrow. if we have to. i'm ready. >> and the soccer earthquake fans will be watching their team from home. the san jose franchise could be joining the nba team in orlando. the major league soccer players association approved a new collective b