in the exchange, hubbard urged nguyen to angly size her name. he proceeded to tell her the insult he thought her name sounded like. she said she planned to file a complaint with the school. today the president of laney issued a statement saying the college is aware of the allegations and has placed hubbard on leave pending an investigation. in an email today, hubbard responded to a request for comment saying, i am waiting before speaking to the press. nguyen's sister posted this video purporting to hubbard abbreviating her sister's name. the laney campus is currently closed because of the pandemic, though it seems the lessons about the great melting pot are still being taught. joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >>> we are on the eve of president trump's rally in tulsa, oklahoma. 20,000 people are expected. earlier today people in tulsa were trying to block the rally due to concerns of spreading the coronavirus. members of the president's coronavirus task force, including dr. fauci and dr. that the president -- that the rallyuppo tonight but was

matthew hubbard said in e-mails to the student that her name sounded like the f word, and then asked her to change it. when she declined, citing discrimination, he still refused to use her given name. hubbard declined multiple requests for an interview, but tweeted an apology to her, whose family confirms he also sent an apology e-mail to her as well. hubbard has been placed on administrative leave and lany college is investigating. >>> a chinese restaurant. employees at the hang ah tea room which is the old dim sum restaurant in america discovered the word japan in permanent marker on their sandwich board sign afraid afternoon. i spoke with one of the restaurant co-owners today who said while he's not sure the g significance of the 1975 is, the word japan written on a chinese restaurant sign brings back memories of the japanese attack on china during world war it. world war ii. >> we were shocked and appalled. we just thought why, you know, especially on friday, during the day of juneteenth. it's a day for celebrating, you know, freedom and equality. >> members of the restaurant hop

matthew hubbard says in emails to the student that her name sounded like the "f" word and asked her to change it. when she declined, citing discrimination, he refused to use her given name. hubbard declined multiple requests for an interview but tweeted an apology to nguyen, whose family confirms he sent an email to her as well. hubbard has been placed on administrative leave, and lany college is investigating. >>> a chinatown dim sum restaurant is looking for the person who scribbled insensitive graffiti on their property. employees at the oldest dim sum restaurant in america discovered the word "japan" in permanent marker on their sandwich board sign friday afternoon. i spoke with one of the restaurant's co-owners today, who says while he's not sure what the significance of 1975 is, the word "japan" written on a chinese restaurant sign brings back memories of the japanese attack on china during world war ii. >> we're shocked and appalled. we just thought why, especially on friday during the day of juneteenth. it's a date for celebrating, you know, freedom and equality. >> again, that

his name is chuba hubbard. he took to twitter, to call out his team's head coach, mike grundy for wearing a t-shirt with the logo for one america news. one america news is a far-right cable network that is a major supporter of president trump. "the washington post" reports that a host on the network has called the black lives matter movement a farce. the network regularly reports conspiracy theories. they, after all, are the network that put the false claim into the president's ear that the buffalo protestor, morton martin gugino, who was shoved to the ground. that was an antifa provocateur using a scanner to interfere with police and it was all a setup. well, that was not true, as we know. so chuba hubbard took a stand. saying he wouldn't do anything with oklahoma state until things change. and he got action. here's what coach grundy said tonight, standing with hubbard. >> in light of today's tweet with the t-shirt i was wearing, i met with some players. and realized it's a very sensitive issue with what's goi

hubbard urged nguyen to angly size her name. he proceeded to -- >> nguyen said it sounded discriminatory. the president of laney issued a statement saying the college is aware of the allegations and has placed hubbard on leave pending an investigation. in an email today hubbard responded to a request for comment saying i am waiting before speaking to the press. >> nguyen's -- abbreviating her sister's name. the laney campus is currently closed because of the pandemic. it seems the lessons about the great melting pot are still being taught. joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >>> still to come, rally in front of san francisco city hall. the reason hundreds took their march to the board of education. >>> also steph curry making an impact off the court. the mvp's advice for young people during this volatile time. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri enjoying this beautiful weather today. i'll show you what to expect as summer arrives for tomorrow and what happens in outer space to officially make it summer. i'll see you in about

or excuse me, hubbard apologized. gundy, the coach, did not apologize.never really heard those words that are so important that hubbard said. what do you think about that? >> i think he should have apologized. he offended his player, and i'm sure he offended many other guys on the team. oklahoma state's football team, like every college football team in america is made up of predominantly black football players. for the head coach to wear a shirt of a network that calls black lives matter a fraud in so many words is insulting, is insensitive and requires an apology. i commend hubbard for speaking up, but the head coach did not go far enough. >> i want to talk to you about the nfl, because the commissioner there, roger goodell, is now supporting a team signing colin kaepernick. what a change, right, from weeks ago. let's listen to what he said. >> if he wants to resume his career in the nfl, then obviously it's going to take a team to make that decision, but i welcome that, support a club making that decision and encourage them to do that. if his efforts

professor matthew hubbard the female student had this response quote your requests for be to anglicized my name fills discriminatory and i will move forward with filing a complaint with the title 9 office if you could not referred to me by my given birth name unquote. >>unfortunately, i'm not surprised because there has been instances where i see teachers are having a lot of miscommunications mispnderstandings there is a large diverse population that doesn't always reflect on the faculty laney college journalism student, michelle snyder questions why professor hover did make the effort to look up the correct pronunciation because there's so many other ways that the teacher could have handled that situation. >>and the pronunciation of the name isn't even that if you actually you can look it up on you to she's right in fact, according to these videos ph you see and be you i are not at all pronounced the way professor hovered suggested his email reply with the rights. >>call your name in the list sounds like expletive boy if i lived in vietnam and my name in your league, what sounded like

hubbard tweeted an apology yesterday reading, i apologize for my insensitive actions which caused pain and anger to my student and which have now caused pain and anger to an untold number of people who know nothing about me other than these two inappropriate emails. hubbard tells us the apology was not well received and has since deleted his twitter account. >>> a group of business owners are working to bring an nfl team back to oakland. the committee sent a letter of intent to file a formal application with the nfl this past week. we've learned the group has heard back from the nfl acknowledging that they received the letter but it's not yet clear whether the nfl will listen to the group's proposal. the plan, we're told, is described as a privately financed, developed and operated endeavor. fingers crossed. >>> still to come on "today in the bay," still no decision on major league baseball returning. why the players need more time before voting on the league's latest proposal. anthony flores is next with sports. >>> good morning. i'm anthony flores. a coronavirus outbreak has major le

professor matthew hubbard the female student had this response quote your requests for be to endless eyes. my name fills discriminatory and i will move forward with filing a complaint with the title 9 office if you could not referred to me by my given birth name unquote. >>unfortunately, i'm not surprised because there has been instances where i see teachers are having a lot of miscommunications misunderstandings there is a large diverse population that doesn't always reflect on the faculty laney college journalism student, michelle snyder questions why professor hover did make the effort to look up the correct pronunciation because there's so many other ways that the teacher could have handled that situation. >>and the pronunciation of the name isn't even that if you actually you can look it up on you to she's right in fact, according to these videos ph you see and be you i are not at all pronounced the way professor hovered suggested his email reply with the rights. >>call your name in the list sounds like expletive boy if i lived in vietnam and my name in your league, what sounded

professor matthew hubbard the female student had this response quote your requests for be to endless eyes. my name fills discriminatory and i will move forward with filing a complaint with the title 9 office if you could not referred to me by my given birth name unquote. >>unfortunately, i'm not surprised because there has been instances where i see teachers are having a lot of miscommunications misunderstandings there is a large diverse population that doesn't always reflect on the faculty laney college journalism student, michelle snyder questions why professor hover did make the effort to look up the correct pronunciation because there's so many other ways that the teacher could have handled that situation. >>and the pronunciation of the name isn't even that if you actually you can look it up on you to she's right in fact, according to these videos ph you see and be you i are not at all pronounced the way professor hovered suggested his email reply with the rights. >>call your name in the list sounds like expletive boy if i lived in vietnam and my name in your league, what sounded

hubbard declined multiple requests for an interview. been placed on administration leave and lany college is investigating. >>> in san francisco's japanese community came to create together in solidarity with the black community. they wanted to recognize juneteenth. a group of neighbors organized the event in japantown peace plaza on post and buchanan streets. members built a large black origami crane saying black lives mat, and i can't breathe. >>> we're here to navigate the new rules and realities for business owners and worker answer all of us. more and more hair salons answer barber shops were allowed to reopen. in advance of father's day today, abc 7 news anchor eric thomas and his two sons finally got the chance to visit their long time barber. it's been nearly four months since eric had a trim. changed. >> you want to cut the top down? >> reporter: it has been a very, very long time since i had as much hair to chop down as this young man. now when i go to the main event barbershop it's for what i call the middle aged trim. >> are

hubbard even went so far as to change her name to p. wen. >> i was shook because growing up there was problem about how to pronounce my name but they would ask me how to pronounce my name. >> laney college ish oed this statement that acknowledges allegations of racist and xenophobic comments from a professor. professor hubbard told us via e-mail he was waiting to talk to the press. >>> that wayward mountain lion captured in san francisco this week turns out he may have killed three animals at the san francisco zoo. the marsupials were killed some time earlier this week. the mountain lion was first spotted early tuesday morning in russian hill and just outside our kgo studios on the embarcadero and was then captured thursday morning. and that day he was released back into the wild near the crystal springs reservoir on the peninsula. abc 7 news reporter kate larson spoke to wildlife experts about the big cat's journey through the bay area. >> reporter: this new video shows a bay area mountain lion being released back into the wild near cr

professor matthew hubbard the female student had this response quote your requests for be to endlessyes. my name fills discriminatory and i will move forward with filing a complaint with the title 9 office if you could not referred to me by my given birth name unquote. >>unfortunately, i'm not surprised because there has been instances where i see teachers are having a lot of miscommunications misunderstandings there is a large diverse population that doesn't always reflect on the faculty laney college journalism student, michelle snyder questions why professor hover did make the effort to look up the correct pronunciation because there's so many other ways that the teacher could have handled that situation. >>and the pronunciation of the name isn't even that if you actually you can look it up on you to she's right in fact, according to these videos ph you see and be you i are not at all pronounced the way professor hovered suggested his email reply when he writes. >>call your name in the list sounds like expletive boy if i lived in vietnam and my name in your league, what sounded li

professor matthew hubbard the female student had this response quote your requests for be to endless eyes. my name fills discriminatory and i will move forward with filing a complaint with the title 9 office if you could not referred to me by my given birth name unquote. >>unfortunately, i'm not surprised because there has been instances where i see teachers are having a lot of miscommunications misunderstandings there is a large diverse population that doesn't always reflect on the faculty laney college journalism student, michelle snyder questions why professor hover did make the effort to look up the correct pronunciation because there's so many other ways that the teacher could have handled that situation. >>and the pronunciation of the name isn't even that if you actually you can look it up on you to she's right in fact, according to these videos ph you see and be you i are not at all pronounced the way professor hovered suggested his email reply with the rights. >>call your name in the list sounds like expletive boy if i lived in vietnam and my name in your league, what sounded

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hubbard issued an apology yesterday. tonight he's on leave and the president of the board of trustees has weighed in saying the board does not take these allegations lightly and understands the need to challenge and eliminate racism and white supremacsupremacy, in the suppression of native cultures and languages and demands that people of color conform to norms of whiteness. >>> the destruction of statues in golden gate work was called the hijacking of a movement. established california's mission system. today the arch bishop wrote a lengthy statement denouncing the vandalism saying a renewed national movement to heal memories and correct the injustices of racism and police brutality in our country has been hijacked by some into a movement of looting and vandalism. the memorialization of historic figures merits an honest and fair discussion. but here it was mob rule. he went on to defend and say love, not race is the only way forward. >>> new tonight nascar is investigating after a noose was found in the garage of black

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in email exchange matthew hubbard asked his student to ang size her name because sounded like insult in english. he tweeted apology, reading i apologize for actions which caused pain and anger to my student and to untold number of people who know nothing about them other than two inappropriate emails. apology was not well received so he deleted twitter account. >>> coming up, unique way a group of protesters is calling attention to police brutality. >>> nfl team, why owners want this to be different. >>> watching the return of heat. could be surprised how long this next stretch of 90 degree temperatures could be sticking around in seven-day forecast. we'll come right back. >>> busy father's day weekend, we'll get you caught up on peaceful protests. >>> crews out with local news, and forecast, monday morning, 4:30 to 7:00. >>> the bay area basketball community took to the streets of san francisco today. their motto, speak up and dribble. they were dribbling, some raising fists. dribbled for 8:46, same amount of timgeorge floyd's neck. people brought their own basketballs, dribbled fro

in who shot a 64 730 tied for the lead with san jose mark hubbard. >>> june 18th, here is what happened on this date in sports history. taking you back to last year when he broke his nose in batting practice. safe to say, and left a mark. the giants introduced joey barth at oracle park. they tied him into a $7 million contract. is yet to reach it. >>> reggie jackson is not out of the game. >> the combustible pair when added to in the dugout on national tv. it's the 20 year anniversary of tiger woods in the u.s. open when at pebble beach. he finished 12 under par, 15 strokes ahead of the field. in 1991 elected to have surgery to amputate his arm two years after his most memorable comeback. >> he became a hero to so ma >> male announcer: the following program is sponsored by mercy ships. they're desperate. children and parents line up by the thousands for a chance to get the surgery that will save them. many have suffered for most of their lives, living in the shadows. they've been outcash

birth name at laney college where she was taking a virtual learning math class this summer which hubbard is the teacher. >>> police in alameda say that thieves are targeting users following them from the atm back to their homes. the latest incident happened just last week. after doing some bankingng men casing her every move. when she got home she went into her garage and was attacked. >> i turned around and i saw the young men walk into my garage. i said, oh, my gosh. i knew that something was going to happen. >> one of the robbers grabbed her purse, the other her cell phone. in a matter of seconds they jumped into a dark colored car and then justy scary. >> it is scary indeed. i'm glad that she is okay, though. a look at the forecast this morning. kari hall has been tracking that. we need to expect some higher temperatures again today. >> yes, for those inland areas. we see the reason it will be sa this june gloom that we are seeing that persistent fog that will stay here throughout the day and also keeping it cooler. it will start out cool but then warm up quickly away from the fog in

hubbard tweeted an apology, i apologize for my insensitive actions which caused pain and anger to my which have now caused pain and anger to an untold number of people who know nothing about me other than these two inappropriate emails. the apology was not well received so he has since deleted his twitter account. 6:29. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," a dribbling demonstration. the way a group of protesters are calling attention to police brutality. more on that plus all your top stories and vianey's father's day forecast coming up at 7:00. we hope to see you then. in the meantime back to "sunday today" with willie geist. ♪ >>> that's alicia keys and john legend performing "redemption song" in a versus battle. the popular series on apple music. there are 26 grammys sitting at those pianos. like the rest of us, john has spent the last three months at home with his family. his wife and their two young children. unlike the rest of us, he spent that time putting the finishing touches on a soulful new album called "bigger love" out this week. at 41 years old, legend has join

felt ready to use her birth name at laney college where she was taking a virtual math class with hubbard as her teacher. >>> 5:07 this morning. police in alameda say that thieves are targeting atm users, following them home and then robbing them. the latest incident happened last week. this happened when they were going to astraight home after t. she had no idea two young men were chasing her and really going after every move that she made. she says when she got home she went into her garage and then was attacked. >> i turned around and i saw the two young men walk into my garage. i said, oh, my god. i knew that something was going to happen. >> one of the robbers grabbed her purse, the other took her cell phone. in a matter of seconds they jumped into a dark colored car and sped away. >>> san francisco is accelerating its reopening plans. instead of mid-july the businesses you see right here can now open their doors next monday, june 29th, that includes hair salons and barber shops, nail salons, tattoo parlors, museums, zoos, outdoor bars and outdoor swimming. a similar plan taking effe

a pair of leaders, thanks to pots like this he shot a 64-7 under and a one-stroke lead along with hubbard over seven other golfers. and in these days of quarantine everyone is trying to come up with creative videos so we do have to show you this, this is steve and he has some good footwork here. takes the frisbee i don't know how much skill versus luck that is but that's you've got to do times to make a shot like that. frank and julie as we teased earlier, my son it's not with the frisbee it is not with his foot, but can make a shot of his own. (snoring) jay. (snoring continues) jay? what? what's wrong? me? oh, i'm sorry. i... (snoring) (laughs) look at her! come on. we said no stella in the bed. oh, but she's just a little puppy. she probably got scared and snuck in. oh, really? how come when manny has nightmares you don't let him snuck in the bed? gloria, it's 6:00 in the morning. can we talk about this later? (sighs) answer the question, jay. (birds chirp) you know, i'm gonna check the lease, but i'm pretty sure we're not allowed to have a meth lab. you are a delight. so what are you d

we have more in that story what led up to yesterday's deadly shooting. 4 at the intersection of hubbard gulch and harmony hill, police cars block the area leading to wahlberg road where the sergeant was shot saturday afternoon. the 38-year-old died from his injuries. >> someone who truly loves his job. >> the county sheriff's office said they got a call at about 1:30 pm. the caller said there were guns and bomb making materials inside the van. deputy spotted the van and found that a home on wahlberg road. >> they were ambushed with gunfire. >> reporter: the sergeant was sought and taken to a hospital where he died. another deputy was also shot. he was also struck by a car. >> the sheriff's office said the suspect identified as steven carrillo was allegedly involvshooting. >> facing murder charges and assault with a deadly weapon and a myriad of other charges. for making these behind a young child in a pregnant wife. he has been with the sheriff's office since 2006. the sheriff said it was the worst day of his 32 years on the job and knows it is tough on others in the department as well.

good the appeared in a video with hubbard saying those changes are coming. >>in light of today's we in the uk, sure i was i met with players and i realize it's a very sensitive issue was going in 2 days and so we had a great meeting and maybe worse things players feel like they can make even better than it is here at home state and and i'm looking forward to making some changes that starts at the top with me. >>in the video hovered goes on to apologize for his tweets saying he should have gone to gun the directly but that now they're focused on bringing change. that'll do marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! sì? marco...! polo! scusa? marco...! polo! ma io sono marco polo, ma playing "marco polo" with marco polo? surprising. ragazzini, io sono marco polo. sì, sono qui what's not surprising? geico helping you save even more on car and motorcycle insurance. ahhh... polo. marco...! polo! now get an extra 15% credit when you switch before october 7th. >>and the east bay berkeley's health officer says they are considerin

. >> reporter: most vaccines require refrigeration says ben hubbard. >> if there's a break in what they call the cold chain that vaccine can lose its potency and really it's life-saving potential. >> it's a lot colder in here. >> reporter: specially designed containers can be set to maintain colder temperatures during the flight. >> extremely cold. really cold. >> reporter: for pharma that needs extreme cold, like minus 50 degrees cold, containers are also packed with dry ace. should we be surprised that so many of our drugs are coming from overseas >> we're a globalized civilization. >> reporter: then the race against the clock begins, with product safety being the number one concern when there is a vaccine it will take some 8,000, fully loaded 747 cargo planes to deliver 1 billion doses to the u.s. market. >> hopefully from the time it leaves the manufacturer until the time it gets to the final distribution center, no more than two to three days. >> reporter: from the other side of the world? >> correct >> reporter: as the world watches, waits and prays for a solution to our covid cri

that professor, matthew hubbard, issued an apology over the weekend for sending a vietnamese-american student an email. it suggested that she anglicize the pronunciation of her name which is phuc bui because in english it sounds like a vulgarity. school board trustees issued a statement saying we understand the need to challenge and eliminate racism and white supremacy in all of its insidious forms including the suppression of native cultures and languages. >>> and now working to balance the budget. still ahead on "today in the bay," the furloughs coming for state workers as part of an agreement that was just reached. >>> plus, getting back to normal. when ford is set to resume production of its factories. going to have much more news ahead for you. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> right now at 4:39 as we get a look at our temperature trend in san jose we are going to have a warmer afternoon starting out with upper 50s and reaching 81 degrees by noon. we'll take a look at all of our micro climates in the forecast coming up. >>> all right, kari. and i'm looking at a slower drive

he tied for the league with san jose state martin hubbard.'m a giants fan but >>> think you are watching tonight at 6:00. the news continue streaming on cbsn bay area and the cbs evening news is next.>>> can't wait to see ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, the supreme court delivers a defeat to president trump, a victory for hundreds of thousands of immigrants. decides the trump administration the country's highest court decides the trump administration cannot immediately cancel the program that protects nearly 650,000 who were brought to america as children. the president says we need new justices, but what happens next is complicated. officers surrender: the two atlanta policemen accused in the shooting death of rayshard brooks turn themselves in. and what brooks said about criminal justice just months before his fatal encounter with police.

the math professor matthew hubbard is on administrative leave while the allegations are being investigated. in an e-mail exchange the professor told the student the name sounded like an insult and english and she responded it felt discriminatory and she would file a complaint. a new mural painted across mcdonald avenue enrichment says reparations now. has checked the black bay area. richman, our power coalition and the progressive alliance organized a mural painting event yesterday and organizers say the change cannot be achieved alone. hashtag #black bay area is about unity in the time of great division. >> let's pull ourselves together and make a voice but let's make real positive action and what i mean by positive action is effective action that can make some change. the artist painted another mural in front of richmond city hall that says black lives matter. >> the oakland museum of california is working to collect and archive black lives matter artwork from open, another bay area city. the museum is working with organizations and groups of artists for their permission to remove the ar

. >> reporter: most vaccines require refrigeration to maintain their integrity says ben hubbard whosefety. >> if there's a break in the cold chain that vaccine can lose its potency and really life-saving potential. >> reporter: it's a lot colder in here. specially designed containers can be set to maintain colder temperatures during the flight >> extremely cold. really cold. >> reporter: for pharma that needs extreme cold like minus 50 degrees cold containers are also packed with dry ice. should we be surprised that so many of our drugs are coming from overseas? >> we're a globalized civilization >> reporter: then the race against the lock begins. with product safety being the number one concern when there is a vaccine it will take some 8,000 fully loaded 747 cargo planes to deliver 1 billion doses to the u.s. market >> hopefully from the time it leaves the manufacturer until the time it gets to the final distribution center no more than two to three days. >> reporter: from the other side of the world >> correct >> reporter: as the world watches, waits and prays for a solution to our

leah hubbard and michael roehrig needed to prove it was really murder. >> of course, there's only oneive who knows what really happened that night, and that's daniel clay. and he's certainly no friend to the truth. >> reporter: although lead prosecutor roehrig admitted some of daniel's story was plausible. >> i think that the fact that she was alone at the party without a phone, without a ride home it was cold, and she was dressed only in that costume, i think does play a role here. because i think it makes it somewhat more likely that she might have accepted a ride from the defendant whom she would probably have been acquainted. >> reporter: but what happened after that, the state argued, chelsea did not agree to. >> it seems fairly likely that daniel clay demanded of chelsea that something that she didn't wanna provide to him. and he obviously used massive force against her to get what he wanted and ultimately killed her in the process. >> reporter: daniel clay's claim that chelsea asked him to choke her. and, after 20 or 30 seconds, she expired? on the stand, here's what the medica

so that teacher is professor matthew hubbard. he's issuing an apology over the weekend and sending -- this is for sending a vietnamese-american student an email suggesting that she angalizes the pronunciation of her name because in english it may sound like a vulgarity. school officials say we understand the need to challenge and eliminate racism and white >>> well, there you have it. the opening bell of the new york stock exchange where the dow is up 73 points right now. it actually rises the start of the week, led by apple and microsoft. >>> well, new at 11:00 for you, delta is the first airline to open flights between the u.s. and china. this is since the start of the pandemic. flights were stopped in february. and starting on thursday delta will have to have a reconnecting flight from seattle to shanghai. new safety protocols are in place. passengers must wear those face coverings during the flight. plus, middle seats, they will be blocked off to keep passengers spread apart. >>> the mayor of nevada city is ignoring governor

professor matthew hubbard the female student had this response quote your requests for be to endlesscriminatory and i will move forward with filing a complaint with the title 9 office if you could not referred to me by my given birth name unquote. >>unfortunately, i'm not surprised because there has been instances where i see teachers are having a lot of miscommunications misunderstandings there is a large diverse population that doesn't always reflect on the faculty laney college journalism student, michelle snyder questions why professor hover did make the effort to look up the correct pronunciation because there's so many other ways that the teacher could have handled that situation. >>and the pronunciation of the name isn't even that if you actually you can look it up on you to she's right in fact, according to these videos ph you see and be you i are not at all pronounced the way professor hovered suggested his email reply with the rights. >>call your name in the list sounds like expletive boy if i lived in vietnam and my name in your league, what sounded like e a expletive i wo

his mother would be mother hubbard, i think i'll have to ask him anyway, the futures are only down -- now down 21. we'll be right back. >>> good morning can the rally roll on? the dow has seen three straight days of gains. futures are pointing lower this morning. however, we've hopped in just the last few minutes on expanded stimulus from the european central bank live update is straight ahead. >>> high stakes reopening in las vegas. casinos set to open their doors today for the first time since march. we'll bring you a live report ahead of the first bets being placed the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin the ecb has extended pandemic purchases, the program, to at least june of 2021 that may be a little bit more than we thought. that's what we're going to talk with steve liesman because the market was down over 100 points five minutes ago it's actually positive it has turned down again, it is down 30. steve liesman is back with us with a look at what'

matthew hubbard has been placed on administrative leave.e, the professor told the student her name sounded like an insult in english. should respond to the request felt discriminatory and she would file a complaint. straka street got a makeover after groups got together to paint a mural to bring awareness to racial injustice. it is the second mural in the city. this one and the meaning behind it spreads a powerful message. >> organizers were out as early as next 30 am prepping the street for the new mural. >> that is what is painted across mcdonald avenue. >> that doesn't mean write me a huge stack. >> what it means is it is more valuable than money. >> i would be happy to accepted nationwide. >> the same opportunity and said court. they took their message to the street to meet their demands for change, except to send it knowledge meant, loud and clear. >> also where it is painted. mcdonald avenue has a painful history. >> it is where the clansmen marched against black existence. >> the artist recently painted another mural in front of city

mark hubbard and this guy from the uk, thanks to pots like this with a 64-7 underpar.mal times we would be talking about round one of the u.s. open but of course that was canceled due to coronavirus but thankfully we have joe fonzie he has is covered. >>> we remain in the time of year when golf u.s. open tradition dominates the sports scene. jack nicholas at 17 1972 still legendary. i will be host of the 100th open championship. the first title for tiger woods playing on another level. winning by a record 15 strokes. and it was on this day in 1977 that they got between the yankee managers and star right fielder reggie jackson in the dugout. jackson was incensed that martin had replaced him for not running hard enough after a fly ball. >> check this out people are getting out again and having fun, hopefully safely. looks like a high degree of difficulty. something a little less dangerous but impressive, stephen lucio with some fancy footwork with the frisbee, he kicks it right into the trashcan. was it his first try? doubt it but still impressive. evidently he's very go

hubbard posted this video with coach gundee. >> we had a great meeting and made me aware of some thingsthat players feel like to make our organization even better than it is here at oklahoma state. i'm looking forward to making changes. >> i'm not someone that has to tweet something to make change. i should have went to him as a man and i'm all about action so that was bad on my part, but from now on we're going to focus on bringing change and that's the most important thing. >> all right. oann a previously obscure far right cable network has gained more attention lately by talking about scandals. >>> players are disgusted after commissioner rob manfred discussed new doubts about the 2020 baseball season. negotiations have been bogged down over money so far. after saying last week he was 100% sure about the season being played, in an espn interview monday he backtracked. >> it's just a disaster for our game. absolutely no question about it. it shouldn't be happening and it's important that we find a way to get past it and get the game back on the field for the benefit of our fans. >> wo

professor hubbard told abc news via e-mail that he was waiting to talk to the press. >>> new developments. a wayward mountain lion that one captured in san francisco this week may have killed three animals at the san francisco zoo. the marsupials were killed some time earlier this week. the mountan lion was first spotted early tuesday morning in russian hill and just outside our kgo studios on the embarcadero and was then captured thursday morning. and that day he was released back into the wild near the crystal springs reservoir on the peninsula. and that's where he is now. >> reporter: this new video shows a bay area mountain lion being released back into the wild near crystal springs rez voir in san mateo county thursday. 24 hours later it was revealed that the 15 month old cat might have killed three marsupials at the san francisco zoo. >> we did not hear about these killings before the mountain lion was released. >> reporter: a spokesperson for california's fish and wildlife. >> whether or not we still would have released it i don't know that answer. >> reporter: the 68 pound mail ca

ron hubbard's less successful second book. turns out, negative thoughts put alien ghosts in your pancreas. you've got to cut out the engrams and teddy grams. and cops haven't been making easy. like in d.c., where protestors demanded the cops let them go home: >> let us leave! let us leave! let us leave! let us leave! let us leave! >> stephen: yeah, same thing my kids started chanting around week five of quarantine. there's a name for when police box in a crowd of people to create a pretext to arrest them. it's called a "kettle." i guess that's a case of the cops calling a kettle on anyone black. ♪ ♪ >> pun the tears away!ybthe crag people for breaking curfew came from d.c. on monday. while peacefully marching, a crowd of protesters wound up in a residential neighborhood where they were boxed in by police, who started pushing, spraying mace, and trampling people. a good samaritan gave the 60 protestors shelter in his home: rahul dubey, seen here proving that not all heroes wear capes. some wear tasteful scarves. even though pol

coach mike gundy wearing a t-shirt with one american news network logo on it, the running back chuba hubbard said he will not be doing anything with oklahoma state until things change. explain what this network is about and why players would object to it. >> one america news makes fox news look like abs or nickleodeon. one america news is far right wing and mixes in pretty basic, boring news segments but puts in conspiracy theories in between. fringe right wing. last week this is where the president got the crazy idea about antifa that the peace activist in buffalo might have been an evil antifa member. the president gets information from one america news. otherwise it is very low rated. but it is gaining followers. so you have this coach in oklahoma wearing this shirt. thankfully i think it is a good thing this player took a stand and spoke out. later in the day they did meet up. they say they resolved it now. i think, look. people have power. if you are a player you have power in this situation. as you were talking about it is important to see these people using their power. >> he said he

the board of trustees says matthew hubbard has been placed on administrative leave while the allegationsestigated. in an email exchange, he told the student that her name sounded like an insult in english. she responded that his comments felt discriminatory. she said she would file a complaint. >>> the time is 6:47. a new mural is painted across mcdonald avenue in richmond. it says, reparations now, hashtag, the black bay area. richmond power coalition and progressive alliance members organized the painting event yesterday morning. organizers say change cannot be achieved alone. hashtag black bay area is about the community in a time of great division. >> we should pull ourselves together, make not only a voice, but make real positive action. what i mean by positive action is effective action, that can actually make some change. >> the artist recently painted another mural in front of richmond city hall that says, black lives matter. >>> oakland-based dryers ice creams says it will change the name of one of its most popular treats. it says that eskimo pie is derogatory. the chocolate cov

matthew hubbard has been placed on administrative leave while the allegations are being investigated.mail exchange, he told the student that her name sounded like an insult in english. she responded in kind that his request felt discriminatory. she said she would file a complaint. >>> a new mural is now painted across mcdonald avenue in richmond. it says reparations now, richmond power coalition organ event yesterday morning. they say that change cannot be achieved alone. the hashtag, the black babe area is about unity in a time of great division. >> we have to pull ourselves together. we make not only a voice, let's make a real positive action. what i mean by positive action is effective action, that can actually make some change. >> the artist recently painted another mural in front of city hall that says black lives matter. >>> the oakland museum of california is working to collect and archive black lives matter artwork from oakland and other areas. they are working with troops of artist for their permission to remove the artwork. they say they want to make sure the art is safely c

so i would commend to you the ideas put out by glenn hubbard and tim geithner today where you have asupport a percentage of a person's income and add a cap. right now in my district you can make $48,000 a year, which is above the median income in my district and do that on unemployment. so i think there is a limitations on our economy placed by -- quite frankly too generous for the expectation that people go back to work. connell: okay. so an extension sounds like would be supported just not across the board at $600. finally we'll ask you one question about the fed chairman. i watched some questions you asked today. it was lengthy hearing, second day on capitol hill for jay powell. one of the things, that i believe you brought up is that the chairman is committed to at least you think he is, to taking all the tools. they put so much, they have thrown everything at the problem as they see it at the federal reserve and putting tools back in the tool box when the problem is passed. do you think they can get the timing right on that? >> i hope they are. i think that is what i will be pus

professor hubbard told me, he was waiting to talk to the press. despite the drama, she is looking forward to this new chapter of her life and plans to use her legal name going forward. something she never did growing up. >> sometimes we go to church. they would mention my name and it means happiness blessing. >> reporter: folks. she spent time speaking with the president of the school who apologized for what happened and feels satisfied with the school's response but still wants an apology from the professor himself and has this message for other asian americans. >> we should not be embarrassed about our names. >> reporter: abc7 news. >>> we've been showing you how juneteenth is being celebrated in the bay area. >>> plus we'll be joined by an expert about the impact of brands rethinking their logos including aunt jemima. >>> tomorrow marks the first day of summer and father's day is on sunday. what will the weather bring? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 5 star ratings for royal oils especially designed for curly and coily crowns. give your crown the royal t

respond to go a sing to the sus a teacher at laney college, matthew hubbard.e issued an apology for sending a vietnamese american student an email suggesting that she anglicize the pronunciation of her name, which is phuc bui, because in english he said it sounded like a vulgarity. school board trustees have issued a statement saying in part, we understand the need to challenge and eliminate racism and white supremacy in all of its forms including the suppression of native cultures and languages. >>> keep that clipper card handy if you ride b.a.r.t. because starting today b.a.r.t. is eliminating paper tickets at san francisco's montgomery street station. this is to create a more contactless riding experience. they've been doing that since last year. so keep that clipper card handy. i've had to buy a couple of them because, kari, i keep forgetting them. >> didn't keep them handy enough. >>> people need to keep that in mind heading out. 6:37, it's going to be a warm day as we get a look at our south bay high temperatures up to 90 degrees today in morgan hill. we