jamar and bronze report owshs . as>> particular property a wabis appraised at a lower level because of the color of the skin of whoever owned that, you compound that over the years, these are appraisals that then can get baked in whether someone knows it or not. >> reporter: bronze now tells me he's considering filing a formal complaint withhud. reporting from oakland, julian glover, abc 7 news. >>> you can call it has expensi he's targeting high end wine shops in san francisco. and investigators say he knows his vistarted i've gained 12 pounds. >> it's no surprise many people are gaining weight during the pandemic. eliminating one ingredient could make a big difference. >>> and tracking the warmest weather so far this year for a lot of us tomorrow. we'll look at the possible record breaking temperatures in the accu weather forecast after the break. >> thanks, drew look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after the news at 11:00. >> i'm here to help knowas slee >> i did all my own fighting. >> yeah >> ts

. >> reporter: bronze courtney and his long time friend and business partner jamar mears were stunned when an appraisal for this home came in at $575,000 in december 2020. >> i was initially shocked and i thought i was seeing something different than what i was seeing. >> reporter: bronze purchased the fixer upper at the low price of $305,000. he added a second bathroom to, updated floors and appliances and in 2019 he got it appraised so he could take out money to start an even larger project. >> it was appraised at 600,000 without an adu. >> reporter: an adu is an additional dwelling unit. he built a space in his backyard with the money he took out. he now rents the space out on air b & b. the home then appraised for lower after the massive renovation. kn sng was wrong. e homeand you tell me a year later that it's $25,000 less. >> reporter: jamar started investigating the homes and found the homes were in worse shape and the inlaw unit was only valued at $10,000. that's when they asked what could be done. >> what makes you feel as though there was something discriminatory happen. >>

he was born the same year as jefferson and jamar did a fantastic job. i think first of showing portraying jupiter in a way that would reflect, you know something of the the view of the world that jupiter would have and then also talking about that. you know, how's that craft work kind of how you got started right and one of those people you betrayed jupiter, but she did a lot of other things too. can you tell us about that experience for you. like what was it like to then put on this clothing take on these the persona of these people from the past and in cases and slaves people so dealing with this context of slavery and race as well. what was what was all that? how'd you get started? and what was those that like sure, you know i actually started in some common in the mid 80s actually as one of the juvenile interpreters. it's probably like, you know less than 10 years after african-american interpretations and presentations started and williamsburg. and so so it was interesting to come in and learn this at a young level which i'm sure made it interestin

last week we had, on our live stream we had jamar jones, who currently portrays jupiter evans, amongst other people at colonial williamsburg. and jupiter evans was, as you know but for the benefit of everyone watching, was the enslaved man servant of thomas jefferson, and jamar did a fantastic job of portraying jupiter in a way that would reflect, you know, something of the view of the world that jupiter would have. and then also talking about that. how does that craft work. kind of how you got started, right, and one of those people you portrayed was jupiter, but you did a lot of other things too. can you tell us about that experience, what was it like to put on this clothing, take on the persona of the people from the past and in many cases enslaved people, so dealing with the context of slavery and race as well? how did you get started and what was that like? >> sure. you know, i actually started in the mid '80s, actually as one of the juvenile interpreters. this is probably like, you know, less than ten years after african-american interpretations and presentations started at willi

not so much trouble that he didn't say it and part of the question that knacks at me, jamar, is this. feel empowered to say this out loud? what is it that he sees that is welcoming for this message? >> that is such a critical statement. he said, i know i'm going to get in trouble for this. so number one, he recognizes the controversy of his statement. racially speaking in particular, and number two, he said it anyway. because he knows that he's not going to face repercussions or any sort of meaningful consequences from his own party, which is really the issue here. there is no reason that democrats or anyone else should have to call ron johnson to account for these statements. his own party should do it before him. but the sad reality is, we have half of our two-party system that has made room and space for white supremacists and for people who make racist comments like this one. >> jamar tisby, we appreciate you being with us. thanks, so much for this discussion. greatful. >> thank you. so as we speak,s a core nominations being announced. there is that. plus beyonce now has more gram

suggest field poll short of a majority and will have to open tricky coalition talks also coming up jamar percent for more anti crew protests today it comes amid reports that security forces shot dead a 7 year old girl becoming the youngest victim of the military crackdown and in australia the wild weather is easing but evacuations continue. emergency services rescue residents stranded by the worst flooding in decades one has heard dangerous debris lurking in the floodwaters. flowing terry martin good to have you with us israel's 4th election in 2 years has again failed to produce a clear winner incumbent prime minister benjamin netanyahu is claiming victory for his right wing likud party but exit polls suggest he will fall short of securing an outright majority and will need to enter coalition talks with rivals the final results may not be known until later this week. obviously celebrations everywhere yet who has won within hours of the polls closing prime minister band you. when netanyahu claimed his right wing likud party and its allies had won a huge victory the result is likely to fa

to a major dramatic schoolish jamar one obviously that was going to be my next question would it impact this is going to have on the occupied west bank as it was you partially answered that but i'm wondering if it does turn out that the government that message now forms is is what you described how's it going to go down in washington d.c. when we know that joe biden doesn't perhaps have the same affinity with with metal now than his predecessor did. absolutely there's no love lost specially nowadays between by then and nothing now oh we're no the dawn of that tension between 20092016 between the biden obama administration and then a 10 year old government i think this continues today. but i don't think by then has the time or patience. or the energy to go after prime minister the now what i'm afraid of is that it's not then you know there's going to be a. flaming the tensions or the washington on 2 fronts one as i just mentioned earlier that he will be going against the wishes of washington that would like to see diploma city 5 in order to achieve a 2 state solution because of the now w

the emergence of deep craters in russia's jamar been insular has puzzled sun to sfi years in artie's latest documentary researches take the plunge in trying to get to the bottom of this mysterious phenomenon because the full film throughout the day here on our channel for now has a preview. humanity has never seen such strange natural phenomena before giant cletus appearing in the amount. of what this debate in the us is outside. of the sunni chili to keep the indian army and the solution a. national id or serve for national initiative in theater where it. would start because you've got the president's base not opposed to move to new york or to retrofit straightness the region but that for . there to discuss over to kiran is that scientists have solved the mystery of creatures appearing in the mouth and instead it has to do with the unique take tonics of the earth's crust beneath on the cranks that the fia they built a full scale 3 d. model of the black hole cars deb you can you couldn't you could to use your speed limits but god knows michelin you bullshit. would never know the prop

having certain vital candidates to come here and i try it we try to convey our political messages jamar as effort and i want to and the common model is to utah and it looks relaxed but it's actually a well practiced routine over the past few weeks kyra has hosted 52 individual s.p.d. candidates from the various constituencies the live streams are broadcast why you tube facebook and instagram small tenuously what is missing is face to face interaction with the voters. and the kind of gotten out of course the kind of that still need people but in a very limited way they and i do that from time to time and i meet individual people but try to keep my distance and you carry a basket full of flyers which you try to hide i thought touching the other person but it's all a bit tedious but it's nice because you get actual feedback and lack of feedback is the big disadvantage of the online campaign that i'm online. but digital campaigning also opens new doors get china general secretary of the opposition christian democratic union sees the digital campaign as an opportunity he and his party had th

. >> jamar nelson is the spokesperson for cup foods, the market that called police on george floyd foredly passing a fake bill considered the site of floyd's death. nelson did not want to meet us in floyd's square because he considers it too dangerous. >> i'm i'm an unapology let jet particular black man i understand the angst and anger. at some point do we continue to make others suffer while we are mourning? >> police say shootings in the area have increased 120% gard to 2019. 65% of 900 people that work or live nearby opt george floyd square reopened immediately. >> they think it's an honor of george floyd but it's really disrespectful to continue to hold a community hostage. >> tucker: what a disaster. it's not getting better. it's getting worse. no one is asked the most basic question why is this happening? it's not all political. the 13 and 15-year-old girls who killed the pakistani uber eats driver weren't acting out of political solidarity with anybody. what is that exactly? why do people do that? jordan peterson sent a very interesting tweet out the other day. just a simple gr

again locally, and in the state as well as nationally, jamar clark is still on the minds of many people, filando catille. they wonder how it was possible to convict a black police officer in the justine damon case. we can't get similar justice for a white police officer. we'll see what happens. the community is waiting patiently but a lot of them on pins and needles and we'll expect to not receive justice as you heard. >> the judge is delivering the instructions for the jury in the days and the weeks ahead. explain the goal of a judge in a case like this particularly when it comes to a case as highly profile and watched as this one. >> the key here is the judge wants the jurors to focus on what they see and hear in the courtroom. as we know the defense has struggled mightly to try to convince the judge that the previle publicity and the media attention on this case render any juror incapable of voting for a fair verdict. but this is not the first high profile case to come before a court or a court in minnesota. every juror testified they have been able to put aside what they heard and r

. >> jamar nelson is the spokesperson for cup foods, the market that called police on george flood fort to meet us in floyd square because he considers it too dangerous. >> i'm a black man. i absolutely understand the sol dairy and understanding the anger. but at some point do we continue to make others suffer while we are mourning? >> signs instruct people about to enter to think vietnam veterans memorial or visiting auschwitz. shootings have increased by 2500% compared to 2019. >> right now the uptick in violence is unacceptable. i'm putting them on notice. enough is enough. our community will not tolerate this. >> a city survey revealed 65% of 900 people that work or live nearby want george floyd square reopened immediately. >> they think it's in honor of george floyd but it's disrespectful to continue to hold a community hostage. >> more that, we've been listening to jury selection two weeks now. it's worth noting a large amount of potential jurors have told the judge that they could not escape the news of the city's record 27 million dollar payout with the floyd family as jury sel