was one of your mentors. >> james brown, when i was a a teenager just starting a a youth groupmy youth group and unfortunately he was killed in a car accident so two radio personalities in new york, bob law and -- said that if you want to memorialize teddy, he knows a senior-age preacher and he knew him and you ought to do a memorial for him. so that to me, james brown did the memorial and i started doing community things that he would know about and he kind of adopted me as a son and he took me around, people would said i was a road manager i wasn't, i kept my youth movement going he taught authenticity he's always telling me, "reverend, the way to really last and be someone that makes an impact is be yourself." he said "i was unlike some other soul artists, i did not water down what i was about. i made main street come to me, and i didn't go to main street." and that's why i've always had my own style and my own way of doing things as father's day comes up, i will think of james brown. in fact, you know when this pandemics over you need to let me come and teach you how to do

ok james thanks for that the latest there from central london from reporter james brown let's hope it's a states peaceful this afternoon thank you. and i were in the u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi is leading the fight against confederate statues on capitol hill she has even sent a letter to the joint committee on the library asking for them to be removed or made the nationwide demonstrations against racism can you imagine jefferson davis. treason it makes region against united states of net and this tragedy i feel good because their state like him here this comes amid the current campaign in the country to take down symbols of the confederacy in norfolk virginia a statue of a confederate soldier has been removed after standing on its place for more than $100.00 days however officials things cites the state the decision to take it down was made out of safety concerns import smith a man suffered serious injuries after being hit by statue toppled by demonstrators in tiple for statues of being beheaded in the city we discuss the war on monuments the host of r.t. america's contact story on

ok let's get more on this and go live to the scene local reporter james brown is down there james what's the situation right now like in london. well here where we are in parliament square things are relatively peaceful this is the designated meeting place for right wing groups who say that they have come here to defend britain's cultural heritage to defend its monuments however there have been a number of clashes with police that have taken place throughout the day here where police were charged police had bottles thrown at them and we noticed 2 cameramen from different stations coming towards us with seriously bloodied faces who were obviously injured in other parts of london in trafalgar square there were also clashes smoke was released what we think is a smoke bomb and fireworks were also let off of there so parts of the day have been more eventful than others but now things are relatively calm here in other parts of london in the black lives matter demonstrations they've been making their way from hyde park down towards to file the square how much of the controversy that surrounded

radio stoegss. >> this is from wrw, a james brown station. >> so he's the hardest working man in showoul brother number one. >> he's black and he's proud. >> mr. brown is the number one soul brother in the united states. >> there's no question that james brown was a huge influence for sly stallone. sly stallone was different, there were women and the band was integrated. that was a big deal. ♪ i am everyday people >> sly stone is a product of the black church and also a child of the bay area, which is incredible progressive politics, and he also was a radio deejay. there was no show better, no band more interesting to look at. and he was writing hit song after hit song after hit song. ♪ dance to the music >> when sly came out with haight-ashbury/pimp outfits, it was over. every r&b group had to flip it. >> so in 1968, the supremes put out "love child," and it's this whole idea what it's like to grow up in a tenement. "i started my life in an old run-down tenement slum." ♪ my father left ♪ he never even married mom ♪ i shared the guilt my mama knew ♪ ♪ so afraid that others knew i had

♪expect it's the godfather of soul james brown a nice start to on monday.hank you for the request. thank you so much use the hashtag # #"ktvu" for twitter and instagram. >> free thermometers handed out by the san francisco unified school district and school officials want to encourage families to monitor their health and the school district will pass out 8800 thermometers during the free meal distribution at 19 school locations and one thermometer for each household. many parents are worried about sending their children back to school during this pandemic. according to a survey 1200 parents in illinois, michigan and ohio, almost a third of them might not let their kids go back to the classroom this fall. three fourths want daily temperature checks and screening if a classmate tests positive and more than 60% say they want fewer kids on buses as well as a staggered arrival and departure time. the survey was published by the susan b meister child health evaluation ch center. the time is now 4:56 a.m. at the nationwide mask debate and that's what house speaker

james brown, always good to see you. have a good day off at 9: -- yours can start now.ony? >> all right. gayle, thank you very much. former democratic presidential contender amy klobuchar says she does not want to be joe biden's running mate. the minnesota senator says she told the presumptive democratic nominee to choose a woman of color instead. the announcement does not change biden's timetable. he has said he plans to announce his vice presidential choice by august 1st. contenders include kamala harris, val demings, susan rice and the new mexico governor. >> ahead, the health concerns about president trump's upcoming rally in tulsa where new coronavirus cases hit a new high. we'll talk with the oklahoma senator who plans to be there. the capital one walmart rewards card puts cash back in your wallet. earn 5% cash back on everything you buy at walmart.com... mom! paper towels! ...including things for the science fair. what's in your wallet? frustrated that clean clothes you want to wear always seem to need an iron? try bounce wrinkle guard dryer sheets. the bounce wr

to project 100,000 people and you can't fill up a 19,000 seat arena, you would tell artists like james brown stay in the dressing room. you are about to be embarrassed. so no matter what he does tonight this has been a major flop. he is going against the clear increase of and clear i would emphasize increase of covid virus people in the state of oklahoma and in tulsa in particular. they did not defy it. they did not come out and rally around this president. if this is his opening of his campaign, being reinvigorated, it flopped big time. and i think that whatever he says tonight will be on the point of hysteria because he is embarrassed and as someone that has dealt with him and fought with him for 35 years, embarrassment is not something he handles well. >> he doesn't. lawrence, he does not like this. he does not like when the crowds are not big. he tends to blame his staff for that. but, boy. that is a safe place for him to go. to have gone to tulsa, safe, red tulsa for this kick-off where he, you know, they put on a press release about how joe biden, sleepy joe biden is in his basement in

james brown reports now on the unrest in central london. this is the designated meeting place for right wing groups who say that they have come here to defend britain's cultural heritage to defend its monuments however there have been a number of clashes with police that have taken place throughout the day here where police were charged police had bottles thrown at them and in other parts of london in the black lives matter demonstrations they've been making their way from hyde park down towards to follow the square and much of the controversy that surrounded the black lives matter protests has been around the vandalism in attacks on statues which are connected with britain's colonial past last week for instance in bristol the statue of edward cost in the slave trade was taken down thrown into the river and winston churchill who normally can be seen behind me here had his pedestal dog with the slogan was a racist now in response to that the mayor of london city can decided that he would board up this statue in a number of others but only to

streets by 5 pm to prevent violence with counter-demonstrators also planning to rally reporter james brown has more. we're in parliament square which is the designated meeting point for the right wing groups who have been called to central london supposedly to defend britain's cultural interests as they say but they are also quite ready to use their fists and twice now we've seen them attacking police throwing cans throwing glass bottles and 2 cameramen actually passes on the other side with bloody faces and looking injuries and for now things have quietened down the official large amount of protesters there coming from hyde park to trafalgar square much of the controversy surrounding these process has been about vandalism and attacks on monuments dedicated to people from britain's colonial past for instance the slave trader in bristol his statue was taken down and thrown into the river and here perhaps you can see behind me this is the place where only a few days ago winston churchill statue was visible to everybody that was graffitied with the phrase was a racist and in response to that

grateful that i had fathers, my father and mother broke up when i was 10 but i had fathers like a james brownke reverend jackson and william jones that stepped in for me and i want to solute those fathers that have stepped in for others because we have great fathers in our community, even those fathers that may not have been ours physically but they helped to make us what we are. and what we can become. happy father's day. whether it is your father by blood or father by spirit, it's a father that helped make you and this is a day we solute them, which is why i wanted to do this segment on joe lowry and jess jesse jackson. thank you, happy father's day. p u, happy father's day. that haunt me the most. [ squawks ] 'cause you're not like everybody else. that's why liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. what? oh, i said... uh, this is my floor. nooo! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ at t-mobile, you don't have to choose between a great network and the best prices. we give you both. switch your family from at&t or verizon

you mentioned beyonce, childish gambino and good old james brown. that is a great playlist there.be sure to pick up this week's issue of "people" magazine on newsstands. that's nationwide. back to you guys in the studio. >> great list. great list. i want to check out that "grapevine" show. that looks fascinating. janine -- janai, thank you very much. really appreciate it. great to see you again on this saturday morning. >>> and coming up on the show, your skin is breaking out from all that time beneath the mask. if that's happening, we've got skin care solutions for you. >>> and up ahead, if you're on tiktok, you've seen this shocking way to wash your clothes that apparently really works. how laundry stripping can give your clothes a deep clean. thinking about your medicare options? see how you can take advantage of everything an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedhealthcare has to offer. call unitedhealthcare or go online today. thanks for sharing your savage moves, and especially your awkward ones. thanks for sharing your cute kids. and your adorable pets. now it's our turn

really interesting sort of dance and music phenomenon in the '60s -- in the '50s and '60s with james brownt of combined caribbean and african-american cultures into really sort of a holistic and diverse music festival. and so, it was this sort of beautiful thing. it's been perverted, by the right, to basically be utilized to sort of start a civil war between whites and african-americans or hispanics. and what has happened is evan was rightly saying is during the pandemic, during the lockdown, you saw on online websites, the rise of boogaloo within the sort of right-wing movement. sort of saying the government is taking away your freedoms. they got very popular in the last two months. and then, when these protests started, they just sort of switched -- you know, switched their orientation. and then, moved towards trying to disrupt lawful protests against police violence. so it's a very dangerous group. and we see the military nexus of them with these three men having some military background, which is always sort of terrifying because they're trained. and it's a great arrest. i mean, it's v

>> now, the woman speaking to james is lisa alexander. she identifies as a brown man. in a statement to abc7 news, alexander apologized for the confrontation. she said, the last 48 hours has taught me that my actions were those of someone who is not aware of the damage caused by being i go nornl and naive to racial inequalities. when i watch the video i am shocked and sad that i behaved the way i did. it was disrespectful to mr. juanillo and i am deeply sorry for that. meantime, anyone with video, pictures or information about a night of vandalism in oaklandso. yesterday at least half a dozen businesses were cleaning up shattered glass following friday night's destruction. officers say they were met with resistance when they responded to reports of about a group of 100 people. some armed with bats on telegraph avenue in the temperature he is cal district. store windows were broken and a building was set on fire. police say no arrests have been made. >> three of the largest police unions in california today unveiled a national reform plan. those you abouts are in san fr

the woman speaking to james juanillo is lisa alexander. juanillo identifies as a brown man. in a statement to abc7 news, alexander apologized for the confrontation and says, quote, the last 48 hours has taught me my actions were those of someone who was not aware of the damage caused by being ignorant and naive to racial inequalities. when i watched that video, i am shocked and sad that i bhooifd the way i did. it was disrespectful to mr. juanillo and i am deeply sorry for that. anyone with video, pictures, or information about a night of vandalism in oakland is urged to contact police. yesterday at least half a dozen businesses were cleaning up shattered glass following friday night's destruction. officers say they were met with resistance when they responded to reports of a group of 100 people, some armed with bats on telegraph avenue. store windows were broken and a building even set on fire. police say no arrests have been made. >>> three of the largest police unions in california today unveiled a national reform plan. those unions are in san francisco, san jose, and los

. >> james juanillo identifies as a brown juan was stenilying black lives matter on this retaining wall when a couple stopped to question him last tuesday. >> if i did live here and it was my property, this would be fine. she thought it was devaluing soeone's property, she knew it was chalk. she knew that would wash away in the rain. and you don't know if i live here or if this is my property. >> we actually do know. >> reprter: but it turns out that james juanillo does live here. his neighbor who owns the property where juanilo lives says he doesn't know this couple. >> she claimed she knew the owner of the house. she doesn't know me. >> reporter: juanillo says he felt attacked and encouraged the couple to call the police. >> they recognized me. i recognized them. they did not even get out of the car. >> reporter: birch box makeup subscription company confired the woman is lisa alexander, the ceo of left face skin care. in a statement birchbox condemned her actions and cut ties with her company. are you willing to speak to her about what happened? >> absolutely. i'd ask her why, why di

. >> james juanillo identifies as a brown man was stencilling black lives matter on this retaining wall when a couple stopped to question him last tuesday. >> if i did live here and it was my property, this would be fine. she thought it was devaluing someone's property, she knew it was chalk. she knew that would wash away in the rain. and you don't know if i live here or if this is my property. >> we actually do know. >> reporter: but it turns out that james juanillo does live here. his neighbor who owns the property where juanillo lives says he doesn't know this couple. >> she claimed she knew the owner of the house. she doesn't know me. >> reporter: juanillo says he felt attacked and encouraged the couple to call the police. >> they recognized me. i recognized them. they did not even get out of the car. >> reporter: birchbox, a makeup subscription company confirmed the woman is lisa alexander, the ceo of left face skin care. in a statement birchbox condemned her actions and cut ties with her company. are you willing to speak to her about what happened? >> absolutely. i'd ask her why,

succeed james knowles iii, the former chair of the missouri young republicans, who was ferguson's mayor throughout the militarized crackdown on protests that followed the fatal shooting of michael brown by a white police officer in 2014. the officer, darren wilson, was never charged. in his first major address since

brown has been on steve kerr staff since 2016 before that he was the cleveland cavaliers and los angeles lakers head coach. he led lebron james and the cavs to the 20 suppose 2007, i'm sorry nba finals. it was named coach of the year after the cavs won 66 games. the warriors went 12 in the 2017 playoffs when brown had to step in for steve kerr due to his back issues. they went on to beat the cavs in the finals and 5 games that postseason he has a 305 in 87 career record. that is your look at sports back to you guys. >>thank you jason coming up the amazon driver who can only be described as a really really good sport. we'll explain. and delaware teenager and an amazon delivery driver getting a lot of attention after the 13 year-old boy played a prank. >>jacob he added something to his mother's a amazon order putting in extra delivery instructions, writing knock on the door 3 times scream abracadabra as light as you can and run superfast away. here's how that went. they people have that she did the family love this they watched it later on their doorbell camera. the mother posted all of this on facebook thanking that amazon dri

james is brilliant book of history called brown jacobins where you can be the history of the overthrow of slavery in that cabin our island which is owned by the french and partly by the spanish in this and period armies or 3 of them the prettiest are french and the spanish were defeated by the slave the slave uprisings the slave armies. and sinestro is to be told of you have islands and particular jamaica my ancestors are from and we have a community called the maroon community who were undefeated by the british and eventually the british had to make a treaty with them because they defeated them time and time again and so on as soldiers into fertilizer that is the real history of the overthrow of slavery not mr wilberforce or 'd gray or any of the ever rabble who make up the british ruling class and their descendants today and one final question that in terms of somebody like charles dickens it's 150th anniversary of his death there are also talk of getting rid of the statue of charles dickens but didn't he highlight the gross inequalities of the victorian system and if it happen at le

originally cast as a suitor on bachelorette clair's current season, james is also pals with famous "bachelor" alums tyler cameron and hannah brownr and would like to cast leads that are interested in dating outside of their race and aren't just getting their first-time experience for the first time on national tv. i need the acknowledgment of that, not putting a band-aid over the situation and saying, here, we'll put this here. are you happy now? >> reporter: so with james at the helm, the question, will this be a true turning point for the franchise, one where inclusion and diversity are made of priority. >> will you accept this rose? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the president of abc entertainment promising this is just the beginning saying we know we have a responsibility to make sure the love stories we're seeing on screen are representative of the world we live in and we will continue to take action with regard to diversity issues on this franchise. we feel so privileged to have matt as our first black bachelor and we cannot wait to embark on this journey with him. and former bachelor sean lowe who's been critical of the show

congresswoman karen bass, judd apatow, and a performance by grace potter with jackson browne, marcus king, and lucius. stick around for jamesh ♪ it's the late late show >> james: good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to

let's discuss with an emergency room physician for life span hospital and brown university and cnn medical analyst dr. james phillips, a physician, assistant professor at george washington university here at dc. doctor, after a bit of a dip in covid fatalities, last seen days have seen numbers go up. 800 a day, 900 a day. a thousand americans dying each day. how do you react when you hear those numbers? >> wolf, this was so predictable. this is what many of us in the public health and medical world were warning about back in mid may and around memorial day when states started reopening, people stopped wearing masks, people stopped following physical distancing rules. this is exactly what we said would happen. two to four weeks after that too early reopening, we would see a surge in cases, in hospitalizations, and then in deaths. it is so disappointing, i hope that the rest of the country can watch these new hot spots, take it as a warning and start following good public health procedures so the rest of the country doesn't get reengulfed by this virus. >> hospitalizations are clearly up in at least 20 states

james madison lecture. professor wood is, i think it is fair to say, the dean of early american historians. he is a professor emeritus at brownrsity, born in concord, massachusetts, where the revolutionary war began. he was raised in that commonwealth and graduated summa con la out of from tufts university and earned a phd from harvard university, where he studied under bernard phelan.

brown has been on steve kerr staff since 2016 before that he was the head coach for the cavs and the lakers. he led lebron jamesnd the cavs to the 27 22,007 nba finals and was named coach of the year in 2008. the warriors went 12 into 2017 postseason when brown had to step in as head coach due to steve kerr is back issues. he has a 305 187 career record. that's your look at sports specter. you guys that's a good record. thank you jason southern california a big old brown bear was spotted wandering around the neighborhood today. >>you see he was caught hanging out in some backyards, what is that walking on wall is that. >>he'd get hot nobody stopped them imagine that some people are actually wondering if this is the same bear the people so roaming around near los angeles mission college and rummaging through some trash cans earlier in the day. they do look alike in order to move the animal wildlife officials tranquilized and you can seeing there is on the ground lost his balance and stumbled around here but they say don't worry once the sedatives kicked in officials say they were able to notice a yellow tag on o

brown, or yellow. they are all racers. >> reporter: among wallace's high-profile supporters, racing great dale earnhardt junior and nba star lebron jameswho tweeted my brother, no you don't stand alone. by the way, the race just ended and wallace finished 14th.>>> a live look at the white house where president trump is slapping some new limits on legal immigration, that includes restrictions on h1b visas crucial for bay area tech companies. cbs's skyler henry has the story. >> reporter: president trump heading to arizona tuesday where she plants a tour a section of the border wall. he is also expected to sign an executive order suspending work visas through the end of the year. it would impact workers in the tech industry, large corporations, some seasonal workers, and scholars. the president will then travel to phoenix for a rally with students for trump. arizona currently has a passes coronavirus growth rate in the united states. >> because of our extraordinary work with testing we are able to identify cases in the ri campgn hp syms anarina hoal rally in oklahoma this week and president trump received some backlash for saying he orde

brown. in an early example of camouflage. howe command had major general james wolf's light infantry in the capture of quebec. it disbanded the formations when it downsized after the french and indian war. how proved instrumental in the restoration of 1771 in 1770. to as commander of great britain's american army from october 17th 75 to may 1778 he infused all of his red coats with the light infantry spirit and capabilities. with these thoughts in, mind we can now begin to explore how the kings regulars transformed themselves after this commencement of hostilities in the spring of 1775. as indicated earlier one of the things that most disconcerted the british about the new england troops they face early in that conflict was the latter's choice to make priority targets out of officers when they fired on enemy formations. this habit register with startling effect following the costly british victory at bunker hill, june 17th, 1775. general gauge lost 1034 red coats killed and wounded nearly 40% of his attacking force and of that total 89 were officers as one offic

james, thank you >> all right all best, bye. >> james gorman there. >> still ahead, the view from the ceo of macy, signet and brown foreman and how the coronavirus changed their businesses and if customers are coming back. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. sawithout evenon yoleaving your house. just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. you can get it by ordering a free sim card online. once you activate, you'll only have to pay for the data you need- starting at just $15 a month. there are no term contracts, no activation fees, and no credit check on the first two lines. get a $50 prepaid card when you switch. it's the most reliable wireless network. and it could save you hundreds. xfinity mobile. >>> 40 minutes left of trade breaking news on honda >> you know, yesterday when honda shut down production at a number of facilities around the world, people immediately said, wait a second, was

james won with 54% of the vote. in 2014 ferguson was the epicenter of racial unrest over the shooting of an unarmed african american teenager. michael brownwas shot by a white police officer, sparking outrage. >>> nine term congressman steve king has lost his bid for renomination in the republican primary vote after his past racist comments led to trouble in washington last year. he was stripped of his committee assignments, and he was barred from air force one last june. >>> this morning president trump is looking for a new state to host the republican national convention this summer. it was scheduled to be held in charlotte in august, but because of the coronavirus pandemic, north carolina refused to commit to allowing a full inperson 50,000 seat gathering. republicans are considering nashville, las vegas, and orlando as possible substitutes. >>> 5:47 right now, and let's get a check on the roads. good morning, gianna. >> good morning, michelle. if you're headed out the door and you plan to take the bay bridge, things are moving nicely with no delays on the toll plaza, but the meter lights were turned on, and we are keeping a close eye

succeed james knowles iii, the former chair of the missouri young republicans, who was ferguson's mayor throughout the militarized crackdown on protests that followed the fatal shooting of michael brown by a white police officer in 2014. the officer, darren wilson, was never charged. in his first major address since the e protests began, demomocrac presidential candidate joe biden spoke in philadelphia tuesday and criticized president trump for supporting the use of tear gas and flash grenades to disperse peaceful protesters ououtside the white house. mr. wyden: but i promise you this, i won't traffic in fear and division. i won't fan the flames of hate. i will seek to heal the racial wounds that have long plagued our country, not use them for political gain. amy: meanwhile biden has faced , criticism for remarks he made about police training during a meeting with african-american community leaders at bethel a.m.e. church in wilmington, delaware. mr. biden: instead of standing there and teaching the cup with an unarmed man coming at him -- amy: in inindia, an estimated 100,000 people, including a number of coronavirus patients, have evacuated low-lying parts of the western states of

james madison lecture. professor wood is, i think it is fair to say, the dean of early american historians. he is a professor emeritus at brown university, born in concord, massachusetts, where the revolutionary war began. he was raised in that commonwealth and graduated summa con la out of from tufts university and earned a phd from harvard university, where he studied under bernard phelan. he taught at harvard and the university of michigan before joining the faculty at brown in 19 629. a prolific author, professor wood has one numerous awards. in 1970, his book "the creation of the american republic, 1776 to 1787" one the bank coughed -- the bancroft prize and he has won the pulitzer prize for history. the americanization of benjamin franklin was awarded the julia how prize the boston authors club in 2005 stop this volume liberty,"empire of history of the early republic" was given the association of american publishers award for history and biography in 2009. the american history book prize by the new york historical society and the society of the cincinnati history prize in 2010. incidentally, professor wood, we heard fro

brown's season, kenneth. this was the bachelorette in 2019, which feels like 100 years ago. >> that's very truci l in his life, his mom, patty jamess a lot of time. matt's season, season 25, is set to premiere next year. we hope by then the pandemic will be over. we'll have jack sheahan, our chief senior resident "bachelor" analyst, back in the room to talk about this. >> you know he's a catch when he's a momma's boy. >> that is very true. >> as a mom of two boys. >> yep, he's a good guy. we'll see how it plays out for him and who he finds. people on the social, they're already talking about him. >> i know why. >>> next, speaking of hannah brown, we just were talking about her season, she had quite a busy weekend saving a man's life. >> she reportedly saved the mana whitewater rafting with her family in tennessee. the man's girlfriend posted about the incident on twitter saying brown was on the river with them when their raft flipped over and brown ended up pulling her boyfriend back onto her raft. >> wow, and this morning everyone is reportedly safe and sound. >> saving the day there, hannah b. >> happy outcome there. >>> next, t

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