used to assassinate hampton. and you expose much of this kind of lay out how they operate let's begin with the informant o'neill and of course this was something that was part of malcolm x. assassination they withdrew the or they arrested the. his bodyguards outside there were 9 informants inside the ballroom where malcolm was assassinated and the person who allegedly pulled the shotgun out from under his coat was never charged because he perhaps had f.b.i. links but talk about because but you really exposed the mechanisms by which they went after hampton and finally killed him so so please talk about especially the informant that they used and how they drugged him the night before except for a wealthy informant named william. william omeo and he was not only informant he was a provocateur truer and he was. got his way up close and personal with the panthers and particularly with this leadership fred hampton bobby rush and he was reporting directly to the racial matters squad and right mark mitchell at the f.b.i.

so flint, you open with hampton, the assassination of fred hampton. and perhaps you can lay that historical groundwork. why was hampton considered such a threat to j edgar hoover at the time, the head of the f b. i and why was he, why was he a target? chris, thank you for having me on your show. it's an honor and a pleasure. fred hampton case, of course, is the one case where it is documented without a shadow of a doubt that the f b i and it's co, intel pro program was behind the assassination of fred hampton, in the murder of mark clark. and in terms of why hampton was targeted a 21 year old charismatic leader here in the city of chicago, who is on his way to being a national leader in the party. we can go back to the co and tell pro documents that were penned by hoover and william c. sullivan is 1st lieutenant in the domestic intelligence division. and those documents in 196-7900. 68. before hampton had become the leader that he became in $969.00 and samplers, talked about neutralizing and disrupting african american black leaders and their organiza

used to assassinate hampton. and you exposed much of this kind of lay out how they operate let's begin with the informant o'neill and of course this was something that was part of malcolm x. assassination they withdrew the or they arrested the. his bodyguards outside there were 9 informants inside the ballroom where malcolm was assassinated and the person who allegedly pulled the shotgun out from under his coat was never charged because he perhaps had f.b.i. links but talk about because but you really exposed the mechanisms by which they went after hampton and finally killed him so police talk about especially the informant that they used and how they drugged him the night before except for a well really informant rich name when your mom william omeo and he was not only informant he was a provocateur true or and he was. got his way up close and personal with the panthers and particularly with this leadership fred hampton bobby rush and he was reporting directly to the racial matters squad and right martin mitchel

hampton: it is in an important consideration.ucts we make are going to home consumption. it is more balance. with the pandemic, we saw strong demand driven by higher in-home consumption, we also saw demand continue to increase. anna: new mentioned taxation, i assume in the u.s. many that you are speaking of is well, are you making any plans, doing anything differently to try and compensate? or is it something that you just accept? hampton: it is more of an impasse, the fact that we saw some one-off benefits. i normalize tax rates into the year that we are starting. anna: you are looking for an investor to come in to that business to take a controlling stake. can you update us on that conversation? hampton: all i can say is that we are having conversations with a number of interested people and we will update the market. this is an opportunity to really strengthen the opportunity to live in the strategy. that business is increasingly focused on helping out customers , healthier foods, equally we are acorn based business -- a corn

. >> next, president joe biden travels to langley in hampton, virginia to thank the military and their families for their sacrifice, calling them the backbone of the country. joining the president on stage, making remarks of her own, was first lady jill biden. this is 50 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome. [applause] >> good afternoon. let me start off with a huge thank you to our distinguished guests and the airman and the soldiers who are here today for this special event. i would also like to take a moment to thank the staff and the service members who made this visit possible. your efforts are not unnoticed or unappreciated. in making this a very special event for our first lady and president. and now, please join me in welcoming misses brittany been and her family, spouse of major nathan bean, who is currently deployed, our first lady, dr. jill biden, and our commander-in-chief at 46th president of the united states, joe biden. [applause] ♪ ♪ [hail to the chief playing] ♪ ♪ >> please take your seats. early in the obama administration, i had the pleasure of working wi

. >> president biden travels to hampton virginia this afternoon for a speech about the progress in battlinghe pandemic. it comes out 1:20 eastern -- at 1:20 eastern and you can see it here on c-span. >> continuing negotiations on infrastructure. let's begin on the front. we know that tox will continue post-memorial day. but how far beyond that will they continue? guest: it is likely that these negotiations between the white house and senate republicans will continue for about a week or two more weeks of top level negotiations. over the weekend and next week after memorial day, the biden senior transportation team and the jobs cabinet team are going to continue to meet with senator at the capital and -- senator capito and other top gop leaders. the white house has a $1.7 trillion proposal that is climate change centric and senate gop, what they are proposing is something that is very surface transportation centric. it is likely over the course of a week or two week, if those talks do not produce a compromise pressure from the democratic leadership on capitol hill will lean towards the presid

. >> reporter: rhonda hampton watched as investigators combed the crime scene where her son christopher was murdered. the oakland police department says the shooting happened just after 2:00 this afternoon. >> there was a series of gunshots that could be heard from the police department. >> reporter: bullet casings were scattered on the sidewalk next to his white car, where he was found on the passenger side of the car. >> multiple rounds. i believe our shot spotter may have counted at least 20 rounds. >> reporter: and there may have been more than one shooter in this case. >> probably a high powered weapon. there was probably multiple weapons that were involved. >> reporter: family and friends gathered at the crime scene to grieve and comfort each other. christopher was not only a son and a brother but the father of a 2-year-old little girl. hampton confirms with kpix that her son was being looked at as a suspect in the murder of his aunt last june in san francisco. she doesn't believe what happened today was an act of retaliation. he was never charged in the murder case. >> they didn'

metro police detective ron hampton and a force legal and media analyst line of lionel media my friend 1st can you explain these new charges to us are they a civil in nature of a criminal or how does this work. they're criminal charges they are in essence duplicate so everything you've heard before at least in the case of show than and the other officers have yet to be charged but basically under title 18 u.s.c. section 242 it alleges that under color of law that these police officers willfully denied mr floyd his constitutional rights by virtue of what the did again it's in essence exactly the same behavior but because it's in a different tribunals has different elements it's not technically double jeopardy but it's in essence the same conduct and it's criminal and it's federal well let me expand on that a little bit if for example there was already in jail he's awaiting his sentencing what if he were to be guilty on this new federal charge with that added to his time or would it be. running together with with the time that he would be sentenced to different totally different charges

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secret vip covid testing for cuomo's family and friends including chris cuomo out at his house in the hamptons. why isn't a commission formed to investigate the cuomo family? plus, top republican senators demand e-mails and more from the cdc and hhs demanding they come clean on colluding with the teachers union to keep schools shut. and we've got an historic police exodus in cities hit by riots, looting and defund the police just as there is a plunge in new police recruits. also senator mitch mcconnell accusing the biden administration of again playing a shell game on the border, sending illegals back and forth between government agencies in order tohe make the numbers look better. "the evening edit," we're going to start it right now. ♪♪ elizabeth: let's start with republican claudia tenney. it's great to have you on, congressman. what do you think of this new house intelligence report about covid-19 escaping from the wuhan lab? it looks like they've got more evidence of that than that it exists in nature. what do you think? >> well, that is not a big with surprise. we've been on this, and we

i'm elizabeth palmer in south hampton, england. >>>ly also, in europe, the conflict between israel and gaza has touched off a did disturbing surge in anti-semitic attacks, holly williams reports from paris. >> reporter: as israelis and palestinians descended in to deadly violence, there's been a spate of anti-semitism in europe. incitements to rape jewish womenser were blared from cars. racist chants in germany. and a far right wing crowd giving the facist salute. he was are criticizing israeli government actions and saying ths is in their nature, they are only satisfied by sucking blood. >> we feel like -- >> reporter: this is the president of the jewish union of students in france and told us legitimate criticism of israel whether or not you agree with it is sometimes used as a cover for anti-semitism. >> when there's something happening in israel, it's arrive in france and jews are the first victim of that. >> reporter: france is home to the biggest jewish population in europe. in recent years they have seen several deadly attac

the us secretary of state, hampton, the lincoln has held his 1st meeting with the russian foreign minister gala ralph in iceland. they said that countries can find ways to work together despite the differences. leverage called the talks. constructive preparations would begin for possible meetings between the 2 countries needed. and demonstrators have tracked with police and the colombian city of met 18 as nationwide. protests entered the 4th week. they were triggered by a government plan to raise taxes that have since been fueled by the over policy inequality and police violence. 40 people have been killed in a secure se crackdown. protests had taken place in denmark against the repatriation of syrian refugees. authorities recently revoked the residency of more than 200 syrians, many have lived in denmark for years. earlier this year, the danish government declared parts of theory a safe enough for refugees to return and clashes have broken out between moral can security forces and people attempting to reach your p and territory by swimming around board of fences. this week, thousands of w

how does that relate also to the hamptons and some of the other areas, westchester, new jersey, aroundood estimate, i would say prices have corrected roughly 6%, maybe 10 give or take. depends. obviously not all square feet are created equally. i would say around there it makes about the right number and, you know, the hamptons and palm beach and those areas, westchester, that market is just on fire. the prices have gone up. in palm beach we had a buyer who bought something for $17 million, closed on it, put it on the market for 23 million the next week and sold it without doing anything to it so that's kind of like another world. new york city is not in that environment. we're still in a buyer's market. we're still on the planet earth, which is a good thing, and we're fluid. it's a fluid market which is very good. >> one of the things we are seeing and "the wall street journal" just reported on it rentals. one in ten rental homes is vacant that's a remarkable statistic. >> it is the rental market was really suffering during the pandemic. landlords were giving concessions, three months

see you at left-hand coffee way out in the hamptons out to montauk. see how i nailed that, lisa?. when was the last time you were at the hamptons? tom: they know i am transitory, i'm not a big fan. lisa: you are above 59th street kind of guy. tom: i murmured in june, we are supposed to go up, the gentleman from rbc capital markets up the coast of maine. lisa: all the way to 97th street. [laughter] tom: i made it down to soho this weekend. but seriously, they do not have nutella lattes in maine. lisa: you are starting to feel a buzz. romaine: you walk up and down the streets here, and you can feel it. i welcome the other day up park avenue. tom: this is critical. you do this on "the close." do you see a reset and the equity market because people are assuming better growth than the caution of two months ago? romaine: absolutely, and you are hearing from strategists saying now is the time for a little bit of a re-think. we have key economic data. next week, big jobs report. lisa: is it just that everyone has been sitting in triple leveraged cash? romaine: we will let tom work out hi

in the hamptons, it may be raining, but people are buying houses out there. these are the pending home sales up a little bit. durable goods were down, but durable goods ex-transportation were up 1% because cars weren't produced because of the chip shortage. it shows that business is spending. this is sort of a proxy for business spending and gdp, so that is good news. also good news, the jobless claims numbers come in at 406,000, a post-pandemic low. you can tell that we are almost into the threes. we were in the high twos for years before the pandemic, so we are getting back to a much better labor market. dallas fed president robert kaplan says he thinks some of the strictures on hiring are going to fade and we are going to see the numbers go up again. the other thing that came out today is a reduction -- is a revision to gdp. inventories were down more than expected. it suggests stronger growth going forward, and corporate profits here, corporate profits. and this is everybody. the private companies as well. they are able to hire more people. alix has alrea

. >> stephen: growing up in the u.k., did you ever hear about fred hampton and the black panthers?read a couple things here and there and came across chairman fred and i saw his date of birth and the date he was assassinated and i was, like, that's got to be wrong. how old is he? 21? and it was not only that he was assassinated at 21 but he was able to become chairman of the illinois chapter of the black panther party at 21. i thought, who the hell is this man? i always go i want to take a deep dive into chairman fred, and this experience allowed me that opportunity. >> stephen: was it intimidating to play a real person for the first time? >> it was a challenge. it was a real challenge. it was a big mountain. because you just look at it and go, oh, wow, i have to do an interpretation, not an impersonation. so in that sense, it's very vulnerable because you're saying, this is what i think. this is how i see it. this is how i believe. you have to make an art piece from that-- from what you've collated and make it feel like chairman fred. so in that sense-- and also just me and the fa

2020 he takes his own quarantine, gets into a confrontation with a 60-something-year-old man at the hamptonsnother house he's building, putting that person at risk, that person filed a police report against him so he should've been gone then at that point. then tape emergence last year, tucker carlson was able to obtain it where he coaches michael cohen through an interview he's going to do, doesn't only given the questions were given the answer is how does that not get him fired and now he's giving his brother advice on how to avoid allegations around sexual harassment, if you are a woman and you appear on that show, shame on you because this is not somebody who believes all women as he so piously set over the last year and a half. >> emily: joe just teed that up perfectly, we have ethical issues, criminal issues, civil issues and this isn't just about a brother sitting in on his brother's strategy call, this is a prime time network anchor that is sitting in on strategy calls for the governor of new york on sexual harassment and abuse, fraud, and corruption allegations with other people pre

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lemonis: our next stop is hampton coffee in long island. woman: hi. welcome to hampton coffee.o i made an investment in a coffee company in california, the important thing was keeping this particular business authentic with new york products. oscar: we're doing a very special blend for you guys. it's called corey and laurie's blend. corey: wow! look at this! oscar: it's stronger but with a lighter roast mixed together, it's an even balance and a delicious cup of coffee you will have. lemonis: having a special blend of coffee that's unique to our establishment while adding cheesecakes from one of new york's most famous places increase the likelihood that somebody would add that on to their order. i don't know that it will raise margins, but the goal behind the whole business is, "how do we grow the average ticket?" my man, thank you. ♪♪ corey asked me to go with him to check out a new location. he's gung ho to expand, and i want to make sure that we're finding the balance between good business and him getting excited about being the big dog on the park. corey: i think our concep

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every rocket that hamptons hamas sends into israel are designed to kill civilians.srael has a right to defend itself, but has to use every effort to avoid civilian casualties. i think they are trying. but the violence has got t stop. i think we need to do everything possible to bring about a cease-fire. i think the administration needs to push harder ong out a cease-fire, end these hot the hostilities. >> dickerson: the biden administration has sent an envoy to israel and is working on trying to get the violence to cease. but what more can the administration do? what leverage can it use with israel? >> well, i think there just has to be sustained diplomatic engagement of the united states with our palestinian partners, with our israeli partners, with egypt and other countries to try to bring about an end to this unspeakable loss of life. and i think that international effort, if sustained, will bring about that result. but we're going to have to speak out clearly about this, that this has got to end. we can't have the targeting of buildings with press organizations.

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about reign >> well, she is a tv host that once dressed up in blackface, remember, that lives in the hamptons, which is last check is quite wide, lecturing a black sitting senator from the south about what race means, which that is funny. i think that they call it "white-splaining" and it's pathetic. >> the left wing, left wing media, in their media they are not talking about the issues that we are talking about order the fact that this it's trillion dollars is going to change america and that it's going to change capitalism to socialism, they choose to ignore all of this including joe biden saying you know, you shouldn't have to wear a mask as you are vaccinated and then he goes out and wears a mask out died. >> that is the amazing thing. addressing the joint session of congress, here you have a president that walked out into that chamber and then behind him is the house speaker and the vice president wearing masks, everybody up in the chamber wearing masks. and what does that send to people in terms of if it works? of course it does, but when you miss this thing for all it is worth politica

. >>> when the ionna sailed in to south hampton two weeks ago, she made quite the splash. 5,000 passengerser for her maiden cruise to scotland with captain wesley dunlap in command. >> how lucky am i to be at the helm more it, i can not wait. >> reporter: the challenge is the floating nightmares from last spring. remember the vandam, being turned away from country after country with a deadly outbreak on board and the 2 and a half thousand people who were on the diamond prin is ses in quarantine in japan. this is a travel writer. >> it's a huge pr challenge. the people who are most vulnerable to covid-19, older, travelers, are the absolute prime demographic for the cruise industry. >> reporter: the industry is trying to build confidence, aboard one of the first british cruises this week calder had to have a covid test and everyone on board had to be fully vaccinated. and that's going to be the new normal everywhere. >> so we have listened to our guests and they told us they wanted to travel with physical oh, vaccinated travelers. >> reporter: the pandemic has cost the cruise industries $77

lord lebedev of hampton and siberia.commons chamber was destroyed by german bombs during the biggest second world war air raid on london. the chamber and the roof of westminster hall, the oldest part of the palace of westminster, were set ablaze. fire services decided they couldn't save both and focused their efforts on westminster hall, leaving the commons to be destroyed. three members of parliamentary staff died that night. the speaker, sir lindsay hoyle and his newly appointed house of lords counterpart, lord mcfall, laid wreaths to remember them. on the way into the chamber today, my procession paused at the entrance arch to commemorate the raid. colleagues will know that winston churchill ordered that the arch be retained in its damaged state as a reminder of the ordeal westminster suffered during the war. we remember those who gave their lives to defend this place and all it represents. we thank friends and allies from across the commonwealth who helped rebuild what was lost. this renewed chamber will always remai

>> a thing possibly end remembe he had a problem a couple of summers ago in the hamptons tha magicallymic. it was just kind of handled. i would say a couple of things. we still have a governor that has ten sexual harassment accusers. it was found at papal trail showing 50 covered up not 6,000 not 9,000, over 15,000. we have a governor that has violations that have pushed and pushed test results towards his family and nobody else. he still governor, a $5 million book bonus in order to talk to everyone about his leadership during the pandemic where we ha marked us in the 49 states just let's say he had most of his staff righted during work hours. >> he said he asked you. >> i don't know who's writing that book. >> his mom. >> jesse's mom. let's not segue. jesse could be governor, even after that book is written, but i can't believe all the stuff i happen. also the democrats have got given up on the need to movement . they're telling ten accusers does deny everything, call it cancel bolger. >> he said there jealous. i love politicians in cnn journalist trying to appropriat cancel culture.

>> a thing possibly end remembe he had a problem a couple of summers ago in the hamptons tha magicallyent away through the pandemic. it was just kind of handled. i would say a couple of things. we still have a governor that has ten sexual harassment accusers. it was found at papal trail showing 50 covered up not 6,000 not 9,000, over 15,000. we have a governor that has violations that have pushed and pushed test results towards his family and nobody else. he still governor, a $5 million book bonus in order to talk to everyone about his leadership during the pandemic where we ha marked us in the 49 states just let's say he had most of his staff righted during work hours. >> he said he asked you. >> i don't know who's writing that book. >> his mom. >> jesse's mom. let's not segue. jesse could be governor, even after that book is written, but i can't believe all the stuff i happen. also the democrats have got given up on the need to movement . they're telling ten accusers does deny everything, call it cancel bolger. >> he said there jealous. i love politicians in cnn journalist trying to

out of hampton roads, this new story, the hampton roads community foundation and old dominion partneringto educate the community before hurricane season kicks off. tomorrow at 6:00 p.m., the event taking place, hurricanes before and after the storm. they will talk about what residents can do before the storm and in the aftermath. want to hear your stories. teresa is in savannah, georgia. good morning. caller: good morning. i just have a question. how do fixed income american citizens pay related to inflation for repairs? because, for example, moms and even military veterans may not have the same equality that other people do america -- in america and, you know, retired people, so how do people actually pay for repairs during hurricane season when resources are not available? host: one of the issues we always talk about during hurricane season, especially later in the season, is fema funding, whether the money is there to help rebuilding efforts, those fema grants and other programs. there seems to be a need nearly every year to re-up the fema funding level. caller: well, who is fema help

not at the hamptons yet.ally, this weekend would mark the start of the weekend migration to the hamptons. they leave friday afternoon and go the beach to hamptons or nantucket and come back sunday or monday. hybrid working or remote working has changed that upside down now they are coming into the city during the week for appointments and meetings and going back to the beach. that has created huge demand for flight companies like blade and wheelsup because of the traffic. blade right now for the first time running daily flights seven days a week on helicopters and sea planes to accommodate the demand blade costing under $800 one way. the cost is under $300 per seat for a commuter pass. and wheels up with the top dety nation for members to nantucket the. $800 is a huge amount of money for one-way trip we priced an uber to sag harbor. it is running $600 this flight takes a half hour versus who knows later oday. by the way, wheels up will make the sea planes -- sorry, blade will make the sea planes electric in a

. >> i was accepted to florida a&m, howard university, hampton, moore house college, george washingtonniversity, university of chicago, uc berkeley, morgan state university, harvard and yale. >> if you were counting, that is 14. curtis lawrence iii from washington, dc had to make the hard decision which one of the 14 schools to pick and his family was there for the big reveal. >> the fall i will be double majoring in biology and computer science and taking my talents to florida agricultural and mechanical university. >> fam u. there it is. looks like that was a favorite with the orange and green there. big congrats to him. >> that is amazing and he still has that young voice too, going to college. congratulations. >>> with grad's season upon us we are celebrating our bay area grads all month. special shout out to shayla jo. next, university of nevada reno. her dream is to become a pediatric oncology nurse. congratulations. >> send a photo of your grad to 2021grads@cbs.com. or you can tag kpix. no professional photos please. include their name, city, and a little bit about them. you may

joining me is the ceo and general counsel of turnsignl, jazz hampton. you are in minneapolis. i went to college in minnesota so i feel like i'm talking to a homeboy. where did this idea come from? >> you know, myself and my two other co-founders, two black men in the twin cities, grew up here, right? and the twin cities have been an epicenter of this movement, this call for change. the two co-founders, they both are mbas, finance and marketing background, tech sales. i'm an attorney. an adjunct professor of law. we all left our corporate jobs to start this. and we did that because we've seen the need for it, right? they grew up in st. paul playing sports with the castillo family. so the way it hit home for us was a little different. we knew there's awareness, but how can we be a part of the change actively. >> talk about how the app works. let's say i have turnsignl. i look in my rear-view mirror and see the flashing lights. what do i do? >> as soon as you're safely pulled over, either press the button within the app or use voice activation. say, hey, s

friends where they got to the front of the line including at the multimillion dollar house in the hamptonsndemic when nursing homes cannot contest. only three nursing homes got tested for covid-19 testing packages. he is doing final line stuff for family and friends when he was writing a book of 5 million-dollar book deal about his pending underpinned them a leadership when he and his staffers were covering up the nursing home death tied to his executive order putting patients back in, 9000 put in 15 died, were still working on the stories as well, your final word on this? >> andrew cuomo only cares about andrew cuomo and it was the media coverage that refuse to look at the facts that allowed them to be so reckless about human life and when he was ever questioned about the stuff chris can blame everyone else whether the nursing home e h staff, dond trump or even the families of these people who passed away as despicable any needs to be held accountable. elizabeth: good to see you come back soon. mask mandates drop acrosss the country, demands for proof of vaccination grow, how does that fl