this morning, a special performance from jack johnson and black pumas. >>> and jenny from the block hasod morning, america. great to kick off our friday with a little j.lo starting us off. that is new music from mrs. lopez. we have more on that coming up. >> it's already got us dancing, right, george? >> inside. >> inside. >> right. >>> also excited about double "deals & steals." a dozen bargains on fall favorites including styles for the cooler weather coming up. >>> that is coming up. first, starting with the fallout from the breonna taylor decision. as you know, there are protests across the country overnight, including in louisville. we want to go to alex perez who is there with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: yeah. good morning, george. those protests stretched into the overnight hours. demonstrators coming face to face with police. overnight, peaceful crowds marching through the streets in major cities across the country, yet acts of violence ensuing in los angeles. two incidents involving vehicles. watch this truck slam into a protester. witnesses nearby attacking th

the trump pardoned him and it has no effect on jack johnson for susan b. anthony at least not one that we can measure. but he goes outside the rules and the message he's sending to people is often more important than the question of whether it is realistic to do or say what he's doing into the message he's sending to the female voters and ensure this is the reason he did it is that he is defending the interests and he values the history of women and suffrage. it's not the first time he's mentioned it. he mentioned it last july 4 as well with a lot of attention to the fourth of july speech on the mall. what seems strange and outlandish to political observers come abundance may not always be that way and it depends how it's being interpreted. it is how appealing than some of these things really are. i think for example, conservatives underestimate the appeal of socialized medicine. we talk about it and it's very abstract to us but the idea of having a safety net for emergencies is extremely compelling and conservatives even going back to ronald reagan unders

ruth bader ginsburg, we will bring it to you live at 7:00 a.m., tomorrow on good morning america, jack johnsonrton of black ♪ if i could, baby i'd ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >>> a father in fort worth texas came up with a creative way to connect with his son who is taking chemotherapy. only one parent is allowed inside with his 14-year-old. but every tuesday, during breaks in between treatment, his dad finds the near et window to his son and dances for him. >> so is i'm watching him figure out all of what he is going to do. >> cheers me up sometimes. >> just need to bring his spirits up a bit. let him know he is not alone and we are with him. >> see, when he can muster enough strength, he mirrors had his father's disco moves from three stories up. >> a tribute to chadwick boseman is on display, outside disney land in anaheim is unveiled it depicts him giving the salute to a young cancer patient who was wearing a black panther mask. he often visited young cancer patients. >> i j

since the beginning of their existence in america have always protested going all the way back to jack johnsonick took a knee he spread the revolution and u nfortu nately spread the revolution and unfortunately with the killing of george floyd and several other shootings that we saw after george floyd, everything that kaepernick stood for, the leaders come along and jumped on and america as well, we have seen a on and america as well, we have seen a shift in the white support of the protest and of taking a knee and we see a lot of weight athletes take a knee. there has been a shift but the temperature is high and this is a history that will not go away anytime soon to so we are working on it. there is taking a knee there is refusing to sing the anthem and there are the preapproved phrases and the names of dems. what other ways athletes are displaying their views? many display at have a cause on the back of their uniform, same with the nfl. so you will see justice or equality or the name of one of the victims. you will see these names and they have become synonymous with the movement. many athl

ruth bader ginsburg, we will bring it to you live at 7:00 a.m., tomorrow on good morning america, jack johnson and eric burton of black ♪ if i could, baby i'd ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >>> a father in fort worth texas came up with a creative way to connect with his son who is taking chemotherapy. only one parent is allowed inside with his 14-year-old. but every tuesday, during breaks in between treatment, his dad finds the near et window to his son and dances for him. >> so is i'm watching him figure out all of what he is going to do. >> cheers me up sometimes. >> just need to bring his spirits up a bit. let him know he is not alone and we are with him. >> see, when he can muster enough strength, he mirrors had his father's disco moves from three stories up. >> a tribute to chadwick boseman is on display, outside disney land in anaheim is unveiled it depicts him giving the salute to a young cancer patient who was wearing a black panther mask. he often visited young cancer pati

said they did not expect congress to pass another relief measure before the election instead as jack johnson for common dreams observes senate republicans are preparing to leave washington d.c. for the campaign trail while congress has been perfectly willing to move ahead with business entirely unrelated to the pandemic from confirming a raft of right wing federal judges to forming a plan to force through troubles yet to be named supreme court pick ahead of election day so just to put that into perspective for all of us are a lot of elected officials in a time of national 'd emergency and health crisis have decided that your health and financial security must take a backseat to getting themselves reelected and securing the taggerty of a criminal justice system and supreme court that has more often than not cared more about the rights of corporations than your own and of the 2020 season finale plot just isn't juicy enough for you enter series star and leading man one u.s. president donald trump who announced this week without hesitation that he has no plans to leave office anytime soon even i

said they did not expect congress to pass another relief measure before the election instead as jack johnson for common dreams observes senate republicans are preparing to leave washington d.c. for the campaign trail while congress has been perfectly willing to move ahead with business entirely unrelated to the pandemic from confirming a raft of right wing federal judges to forming a plan to force through troubles yet to be named supreme court pick ahead of election day. so just to put that into perspective for all of us are a lot of. elected officials in a time of national 'd emergency and health crisis have decided that your health and financial security must take a backseat to getting themselves reelected and securing the taggerty of a criminal justice system and supreme court that has more often than not cared more about the rights of corporations than your own and if the 2020 season finale plot just isn't juicy enough for you enter series star and leading man one u.s. president donald trump who announced this week without hesitation that he has no plans to leave office anytime soon even

the pardoning of jack johnson the first every champion and trump is spending more money and historicallyges and so-called enterprise zones doing something about illegal immigration on the grounds of a pose a threat to jobs otherwise held by black and brown workers and the present supports choice in schools that they are nearby school is not a good when they want to option now. white democrats by the way do not want choice in school. trump's on the side of the majority of black and brown parents on the inner-city and not for why parents would put their kid in any school on a bed. he will do substantially better with the black voter than in 2016. lou: public education is so critical. as the great equalizer in our society no matter what institution you choose and it is just so critical to prosperity and to progress. it's just so critical and it's infuriating to me to watch what these teachers unions are doing. they are not being helpful right now at all adamantly opposing for political purposes it's pretty clear and reopening schools and getting kids back it we have so many, hundreds of tho

why do you pardoned people and also he pardoned jack johnson the heavyweight prostituted wrongfully for violating segregationist laws and that's an ugly part of our past and trump pardoned him, it had no effect on jack john edward susan b. anthony at least not one that we could measure. but he goes outside of the rules of the message he's sending people is more important than the question of whether it is realistic to do or say. the message he's sending to the voters debate sure this is the reason the he didn't is that hes defending their interest. it's not the first time he mentioned women's suffrage. he mentioned that july 4 as well as his fourth of july speech on the mall. so, what seems strange or outlandish to political observers and reporters may not always be that way. it depends on how it is being interpreted and i can think of examples where democrats have done things conservatives absolutely without understanding how appealing some of these things really are. for example conservatives underestimate the appeal of socialized medicine. we talk about it and it's very abstract to u

also jack johnson and the black heavyweight fighter and that's an ugly part of the past. at least not one that we can measure. and the message he is sending is more important than the question of whether if it is realistic to do or say. the message he is sending two female voters he is defending their interest and he mentioned it last july 4th as well with the fourth of july speech on the mall. or i can think of examples and to understand how appealing these things are. and conservatives underestimate the appeal of socialized medicine. we talk about it and it's very abstract. but the idea of having a safety net for emergencies is extremely compelling. even going back to ronald reagan understood this. democrats have not come up with a good way to do that but the fact they talk about it in a safety net for themselves. and because joe biden is promising to raise taxes they are not miss listening to the messages to turn the economy around. but look at the job losses during coronavirus 5 million people lost health insurance because we tie that to employment. now they are part

it's tough to beat the pardoning of jack johnson, the first black heavyweight champion.ng more money on historically black colleges, on so-called enterprise zones, doing something about illegal immigration on the grounds that they pose threats toss jobs, and he supports choice in school which polls show the majority of black and brown urban parents recognize they're not by a school that's not a marley good one -- particularly good one. donald trump is on the side of the majority of black and brown parents in the inner city and not on the side of white parents who wouldn't president their -- put their kid in an inner city school on a bet. he's going to do substantially better with the black voters than he did in 2016. lou: and public education is so critical. it is the great equalizer in our society no matter what institution you choose. it is just so critical to prosperity and to progress. it's just, it's just so critical. it's infuriating to me to watch what these teachers unions are doing, larry. they're not being helpful right now at all. adamantly to opposing, for po

johnson's fellow texans. so everybody is mad. but, politics is politics. and jack kennedy tells kenny o'donnell, kenny, i'm 43 years old and i'm not going to die in office, don't worry. everybody kisses and makes up, lyndon johnson is used to a great effect in the south. they really don't know what to do with him in the rest of the country and he doesn't want to campaign in the rest of the country. but he goes out and is an asset to the democratic ticket. richard nixon decides for his part to go for that super ticket option. his inclination is to offer the nomination to nelson rockefeller. new york then really was the empire state. it had 45 electoral votes. it was the biggest state, the biggest prize that way. and nelson rockefeller probably could've helped and carry new york. the nelson rockefeller's ego is such done that he does not want to take that number two spot. he turns him down. at this point, nixon makes a horrible choice. he selects henry cabot lodge, united states senater from massachusetts. then, the united states ambassador to the united nations to b

over not supposed to do that, parr he posthumously parked jack johnson, a fighter who was wrongly prettied for violating election laws and that's part of an ugly past and it has no effect on blue jacketsson or susan b. anthony, not one we can measure. but goes outside the rules and the message he is sending to people is often more important than the question of whether it actually is realistic do or say what he is doing. the message he is sending to female voter, is the reason he did it, is that he is defending their interests and that he values the history of women and women's suffrage. not the first time he mentioned women's suffrage, mentioned in july, devoting attention to it as his fourth of july speech on the mall. what seems strange or justified landish to political observers, purpose dids, reporters, may not always be that way. depends on hough it's being interpreted and i can think of examples where democrats have done things that conservatives have absolutely panned without understanding how appealing some of these things really are. for example, conservative underestimate the ap

jack! come on!" johnsond words for biden's running mate: >> kamala, i'm gonna embarrass you just for a little bit because i'm gonna talk about your-- your amazing experience. you have been an attorney, a district attorney, a state attorney, a u.s. senator, smart, tough. i've seen you in those hearings and, um, in my opinion, you are a certified badass. >> stephen: wow, that is high praise. the rock certifying you a badass is like trump certifying you as having a bad as. (as trump) "very dumpy. very dimply. nice puddin' pants. you could really punish the porcelain with that terrible tush." now, this endorsement could give biden an edge in swing states like north carolina, where the presidential race is tight. although not nearly as tight as the rock's sweater! i mean, come on! it's like a pile of cantaloupes squeezed into a onesie from the baby gap! it's too bad for trump that he didn't lock down the "fast & furious" vote, because according to a brand new "washington post"-abc news-e.l. fudge poll, nationally

thought he was working for lyndon johnson because he had never been that close to governor stevenson. i had just finished reading jackie kennedy's tapes, and she said jackd the same thing. there were two people who thought that j. mccarthy was making that -- that what toink attribute that motive to j. mccarthy. the gossip i hate to repeat at the time was that he was jealous of jack was because it was that catholic instead of this catholic getting the nomination. i think that is unworthy of mccarthy. number one, my father would have resented it. i don't think there was a chance of the convention of him winning the nomination. he had encouraged everybody to go out and support candidates of their choice including richard j. daley of illinois. you make a pledge, you don't make it -- you don't break it. the domination was sewed up. there was a lot of tension. there was a lot of dynamism in the works. after the convention, my father campaigned strenuously. he campaigned all over the country for john f. kennedy. bobby kennedy's first of the campaign trail was right here at the home where we had a great rally on the lawn for bobby kennedy. >> now, he referred i