well, we are joined now by jasper lotter and suzanne ford live now with us. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> and jasper, i told you this before, i live in that area and i saw that video on my next door account before i heard about it here. i was so upset to see it and people in the community who do support you. tell us a little more about what happened in that incident and what led up to that encounter. >> yeah, absolutely. so i was posting pride flags around fairfax and crossing the street there and i noticed this couple giving a hard time to two teenagers who were hosting a bake sale for black lives matter and i noticed that it was starting to get heated. so i made my way over there and told the couple, look, i'm willing to have this conversation with you in hopes of deescalating the situation. they were telling teenagers and a couple of bystanders that racism wasn't real and that it was being brainwashed into students at schools, so i tried to kind of move the couple away from the two individuals and try to calm them down, to which they saw

. >> reporter: 17-year-old jasper leading a rally in his hometown near the fairfax park were two peopleho saw him with pride flags began badgering him. >> when i said look i just want to let you know i'm a gay trans- man. >> reporter: that elyse ridiculed, the man and woman belittled his identity. five centers stepped in both the verbal abuse continued.>> i would never be a man i didn't look like a man because of what i had in my pants.>> reporter: jasper was shocked by the con. >> he really held his cool a lot better than a lot of people would have. he was the adult in the situation we are really proud of him. >> that sort of hate is not okay to reference someone's genitals especially a minor that's incredibly low and disgusting.>> reporter: after blocking the camera the two adults eventually left. >> i don't tolerate it and neither do my officers. >> reporter: police identify the pair, the woman is from our spur, the 58-year-old man in west marin, and is a gators are asking the district attorney to charge them with two misdemeanors, disturbing the peace and a hate crime. his ordeal sp

thank you so much, chris jaffer -- chris jasper from bloomberg. fda -- i wonder how this would play out in china and the u.s. to, thechris alluded faa is broadly on the same page. that could be a bit of a risk. anyway, up next, the european close. this is bloomberg. ♪ save hundreds on your wireless bill without even leaving 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. ♪ friday, we are nearly done with the end of trading. let's take a look at how the session has developed. it started off ok in europe, but as we started again, the inflation coming out regarding the virus, it has taken a turn for the worst. .3%.e negative around spending most of the day in positive terri

. >> reporter: all 17-year-old jasper wanted to do was place pride tags around this park in fairfax. but when he came across a bake sale benefiting the black lives matter, he noticed this couple harassing people, and stepped in to diffuse the situation. [ inaudible ] hate-filled speech spewing from a man and woman. >> continued to call me lady and sweet heart. is even though i said look, i'm a man. she continued to laugh and point at my crotch and laugh at me. >> reporter: the incident, which was recorded by a friend, soon went viral online. >> that's none of your [ bleep ] business. >> reporter: farris police stepped in quickly and identified the couple and the incident is now under investigation. they say this type of hate will not be tolerated in their community. >> so when we see this, it upsets our community specifically, because the police department and the community in general, we all get along. >> reporter: police categorize what happened as a verbal assault and will determine if this constitutes a hate crime. as jasper reflects back on his hisld hoold, playing in bay area's

i don't think jasper would ever do that.d then he would be smart enough to take his head out of it. >> dana: jesse, i don't know if the producers did this on purpose but my one more thing follows yours nicely although i don't have a graphic. i want to show you the family here and they were fishing and they noticed that a bear had a plastic barrels stuck on its head and so they were worried about it but they helped him. it was a cheese ball container, people. it was stuck around his head. the family got the barrel off his head and there he goes. off he swims. thank you to that family in wisconsin. >> jesse: dan. >> dan: i would like to thank the fox family for the opportunity to do this. the other week i was guest hosting on "the five." before the show, i lost my uncle. he didn't live his life in front of a camera them a lot -- like a lot of us but he was a far better man than me. he was a plumber and he lived in new york city, he made the city better for the rest of us. we lost him too soon. he used to watch me on tv accordi

as jasper reflaekts back on his childhood, he says despite the bay area's diversity, this type of behavior happens far too often. >> we need to stop pushing it under the rug and turning our heads away. that was my main goal with spreading it as far and wide as it's gotten. >> reporter: and shares this message. >> the most important thing is people need to realize that, and ask themselves what can i do to be better? i need someone to stand up, you know. if you don't stand up when that's happening, when the person being attacked isn't there, it's going to continue. >> reporter: in fairfax, dion lim, "abc7 news." >>> two santa clara county supervisors announced resolutions to fight inequity. >> i want the black community to know that we see them, hear them, support them, and are ready to learn from them. i believe that to change history, we must confront it. >> they will introduce twin resolutions at tomorrow's board meeting. the measuring declare racism a public health crisis and call for support of a b maer memhel o eliminating racial inequities. more than 300 individuals and 20 organizatio

we have a great instagram pays, check it out, there is pictures of jesse with ricky and me with jasper robot dog. they are really cute. i also wanted to bring your attention. we talked about how they shelters emptied out because people wanted to adopt dogs, bu there's another kind of dog tha needs your help. it is a retired military dog. there is a group called mission canine rescue or warrior dog foundation. you have to apply, you have to make sure you have all that you need to take care of a dog like this, but they need care from when they wend their working years until the end of their life and they can be really wonderful dogs. check those two things out, we will put it on our facebook pag also. >> jesse's bear news, let's see if. >> hey. there it is. >> very good. jay cutler, everything. look at this guy. he is just like the rest of us. that is what we like to do afte a long day. get into the tub, you relax. sometimes you lose your balance in the tub, that can be a littl dice lead daisy. >> why do you say that? >> am just curious. >> rub a dub dub, here is a bea in a tablet. we ha

. >> i don't think jasper can do this, dana. take a look at this talented dog.who is walking who. >> that's crazy. that's so wrong. that's a trick, i don't know if i can teach. speaking of tricks, waters world at 8:00 p.m. saturday night we have rudy giuliani who i will not be busting, and someone from chaz who has been reporting from the new country in seattle to tell us what it's really like there. tonight on waters world and saturday. we've got a little over time, about 20 seconds for you. >> do you guys believe that a 6-year-old can fly? take a look at nicholas, the arizona boy started putting together wooden airplanes for fun during the pandemic and then he started selling them around the country at creations by nicholas. it went great, way to fly nicholas! >> all right, kennedy we owe you a drink. ♪ pete: we begin this saturday morning with a fox news alert. the minneapolis city council unanimously votes to abolish its police department in the wake of george floyd's death. >> council members deciding to dismantle the force and replace it with a community l

. >> reporter: 17-year-old jasper lauder was verbally attacked by two strangers on saturday. the 17-year-old leading a rally in his hometown near the fairfax park where two people who saw him with pride flags again badgering him.>> when i said look i am a day transmission. >> reporter: that unleash ridicule, calling them ring lost and confused, belittling his identity. >> reporter: bystanders stepped in with the verbal abuse continued.>> how i would never be a man and didn't look like a man because of what i had in my pants but look from the outside was not what a man would have.>> reporter: he was shocked.com. >> el school a lot better than a lot of people would have. she was the adult in the situation. >> reporter: >> is absolutely incredibly low and disgusting.>> reporter: after blocking the camera the two adults eventually left.>> what does it matter to you if someone lives a life different than yours? you don't have to scream past them and yell at them and make them feel less than, that's what made me mad. >> i don't tolerate it and eat or do my officers. they took it ve

can't pass up an opportunity to show that jasper has plenty of time in the sidecar.the weekend. all right, jesse, you're next. >> jesse: that was good. juan smoked you with the library books. that was in your lane. i can't believe you let it get away. here are some dumb criminals. i love dumb criminals. makes me feel better about myself. here's a guy who was casually walking his dog and he sees a packet on his neighbor's doorstep and then he is an idea. i'm going to disguise myself by pulling my shirt over my head and returning and stealing said package. brilliant move. nobody will ever know. >> dana: that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> hey, dana. the competition for "one more thing" is intense. good to see you guys. good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, president trump says he will release his plan for police reform tomorrow, and that it will be about law and order, justice and safety. it comes as another white police officer is involved in the death of an african-american man. tensions are high tonight in atlanta where protesters

jasper will help me out as a reference. >> i'm great at it. >> dana: all right, up next.g to end in seattle where the police chief is sending a message to people inside the so-called occupied zone. as lawmakers get ready to tuggle police reform, what's needed the most. new one a day natural fruit bites multivitamins are made with farm grown apples as the first ingredient. and key nutrients you want. so you can have a daily multivitamin free of stuff you don't want. one a day natural fruit bites. a new way to multivitamin. deposit checks, check balances, pay bills, and more. explore all you can do with our digital tools from almost anywhere. pnc bank. >> dana: fox news alert, the senate judiciary committee set to hold a hearing on the police use of force. that spraying in theatre johnson, a senior fellow at the brennan center for justice and a retired u.s. navy commander. governor ralph northam also appointed him to a state crime commission. if i could start with you and i'd recommend your op-ed that you wrote to everybody that can possibly take a chance to read that, what

. >> jasper lowder was near the fairfax park on saturday and badgered because he had pride flags and when he said he was a k trans man they ridiculed him and called him brainwashed and confused. yesterday lowder's community rallied with him hoping to raise awareness. >> he really held his cool than a lot of other people would have. he was the adult in the situation and we are proud of him. >> that sort of behavior is not okay and talking to someone's genitals is low and discussing. >> police have identified the two adults who arrest him. investigators are asking the d.a. to charge them with disturbing the peace and a misdemeanor hate crime. lowder hopes his story trigger some dialogue within families and within communities. >> this week in san francisco's 50th pride celebration begins with the full schedule of virtual events because of the coronavirus pandemic. pride events include live performances, movie screenings, speeches by elected officials and lgbtq leaders, as well as interactive programming. today also marks five years since the supreme court's landmark ruling extending mar

that's what i do. 17-year-old jasper louder was near fairfax part and was badgered for carrying pridelags and when he said he was a trans man they ridiculed him called him brainwashed and confused. yesterday the community rallied and support hoping to raise awareness. >> he would have and he was the in this situation. we are really proud of him. >> reference someone's genitals and reference like that and especially a minor is low and disgusting. >> fairfax police identified the adults and investigators are asking the d.a. to charge them with disturbing the peace and a misdemeanor hate crime. larry says he hopes his story triggers a dialogue between families and communities. >>> san francisco's 50th pride celebration kicks off with a full schedule of virtual events due to the coronavirus. pride events include live performances, movie screenings and lgbtq leaders and interactive programming and marks five years since the supreme court's landmark decision extending rights to the lgbtq community. for a full schedule had to "ktvu.com and click on web links. >>> is 6:40 a.m. and if you are

doc at memorial hospital and health care center in jasper, indiana. and because so many loyal viewers have asked me, it's in the southern part of the state, actually closer to louisville than it is to indianapolis. happy to clear that up. and it's a terrific-looking small town. doctor, has anyone that you know of explained to the virus that it's summer. we're tired of being indoors, and we're bored, because i assume we would all get a pass, correct? >> everybody gets a free pass. i thought the coronavirus was over, right, the way people are acting these days. yeah, it's not over, but people seem to have forgotten that. how are you doing, brian? >> i'm doing fine, doctor. it's great to see you again, and thanks for coming back on. there was an item that really got our attention today. we mentioned it at the top of the broadcast. d.c. national guard, an untold number just for hipaa reasons, an untold number of guardsmen and women have tested positive for the coronavirus. is this the kind of thing -- and obviously the implication is they were around a hu

does the law need to be changed or to discuss this are to identify racial equality campaign and the jasper and former police officer peter kirkwood. it's entirely a matter for the club whether the apply any sanctions or not it's outside the criminal law it's not a matter for the police because there's no crimes being committed that was obvious from the outset in fact and i don't know why lancaster police took me to go to decide. as for sanctions outside that that's entirely a matter for the club whether that's right or wrong we can have a debate about that but there are sanctions applied by all sorts of people and organizations are outside the criminal law for all sorts of things disciplinary processes in britain employment disciplinary processes in colleges and universities all manner of sanctions applied by all manner of organizations so our see nothing wrong with a club making sanctions themselves they had to respond to that yeah that certainly burnley a football club we try to apply to actions we've all seen haven't we the kind of awful scenes we saw essential and. when those who would

i could announce that jasper and i are going to give remarks to the nation and hope you join us. it's something different -- you only have one president time. >> right. >> i understand a lot of people are pressuring these former presidents to come in and perhaps president obama can say something that will be helpful and constructive. but we're also in the middle of this presidential election. i wonder what you think about this. the combustible nature of this. >> karl rove, i asked him this morning on "america's newsroom" about the fact that you have the trump critics saying the statement that former president bush put out was in fact as i said eloquent but somehow ali aligning him with joe biden. karl rove said that's nonsense. he knows there's onen't at a time. he's not trying to undermine president trump. so yes, it's combustible in this environment. this president, president trump, has to find a way as i mentioned a moment ago to bring the country together, at least try. in fairness to him, people have to give him a chance to do that and not just -- he wants to go to a church

this then are joined by a former police officer that's the 3rd and racial equality campaign that lee jasper gentlemen thank you for joining me at the police say the ban has not criminal so surely the club is wrong to threaten sanctions what do you say peter. it's entirely a matter for the club whether the apply any sanctions or not it's outside the criminal law it's not a matter for the police because there's no crimes being committed that was obvious from the outset in fact and i don't know why lancaster police took me to go to decide about. as for sanctions outside that's entirely a matter for the club whether that's right or wrong we can have a debate about that but there are sanctions applied by all sorts of people and organizations are outside the criminal law for all sorts of things disciplinary processes in britain employment disciplinary processes in colleges and universities all manner of sanctions applied by all manner of organizations so our see nothing wrong with a club making sanctions themselves they had to respond to that yeah that certainly bernie court will probably try to

it happened in jasper county, unless you've studied the map from there, he can't 159 counties we have in the state. what we have to think about this even though target of voter suppression is largely communities of color, mainly african americans in the south, if you're in the west, it tends to target native americans, we know if you're targeted, you're messing with the machinery. part of what i talk about in the book is the history that this is not new. this isn't new. we've seen this before. the 1800s and 1900s is the long wait times of the 21st center. when you have to stand in line five to seven hours, georgia is a state where you do not get paid time off to vote which means you have sacrificed a day's pay just to cast a single ballot. if you have to wait in line for five hours and you get to the front of the line only to find out your name has disappeared from the role work your precinct was on the other side of town, it is too late to get there and vote. it is too late to participate and does not right. >> i want to talk about the book a little bit. i want to ask if you are psyc

justified or doesn't nor need to be changed but earlier i was told by a racial equality campaign believe jasper and former police officer peter kirk and . it's entirely a matter for the club whether the apply any sanctions or not it's outside the criminal law it's not a matter for the police because there's no crimes being committed that was obvious from the outset in fact and i don't know why lancaster police took me to go to decide. as for sanctions outside that's entirely a matter for the club whether that's right or wrong we can have a debate about that but there are sanctions applied by all sorts of people and organizations are outside the criminal law for all sorts of things disciplinary processes in britain employment disciplinary processes in colleges and universities all manner of sanctions applied by all manner of organizations so our see nothing wrong with a club making sanctions themselves they had to respond to that yeah that certainly it bernie a football club we try to apply to actions we've all seen haven't we the kind of awful scenes we saw essential and. when those who would s

. >> jasper was near the fairfax park yesterday when he says two adults first started badgering him becauses pride flags and then when he said he was a transgender man they ridiculed him, calling him brainwashed and confused. yesterday the community rallied in support of fred marginalized communities. >> he was the adult in the situation. we are really proud of him. >> the sort of he does not okay. to reference someone's genitals and asked them about that, especially a minor, that is incredibly low and disgusting. >> they have identified the two adults, investing gators are asking the das office to charge them with disturbing the peace and a misdemeanor crime. he hopes the story triggers dialogue within families and larger communities. neighbors in berkeley will be able to sue the university of california over increased enrollment. the chronicle reports that a state appeals court ruled in favor of the neighborhoods. the university rolled an additional 8000 students over the course of 15 years without considering the impact this would have on nearby neighborhoods. if the court rules against

country the same way, and the reopening in indianapolis will naturally be different from main street, jasper, indiana. we should remember that although this presents challenges, a one-size-fits-all is rarely the best policy course of action, and decisions that affect citizens are best made by the level of government closest to them. mayors, town councils, state governments. we cannot use the blanket approach that government took in shutting down the economy to reopen it. instead, we need to provide the tools to empower local leaders and businesses who know their communities best to reopen safely so that our country can function again. i believe that through the perseverance and innovation that american business has always exhibited, we can get our economy back on the path to recent hikes without yielding back any territory to the virus. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: all postcloture time has expired. the question is on the measure. the nomination. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: are the

call.thanks for your we go to leroy in jasper, indiana.aller: i do not understand why a vaccine for the current virus has not been found in the entire world. black mane the fine who was killed in the u.s. would prefer that we not have "p" for protest, but "p" for prayer. host: ralph in carlsbad, california. caller: good morning morning and thank you for c-span. i hope everyone stays safe across the country. go figure, we have a pandemic. everyone is abiding the laws, quarantining, and now, we have this. i think more psa's should be done between ethnic groups to kind of quill and settle down some of the tensions. people go home, there is a. -- there is a period of time they are not protesting. there is a time, and i think more psa's should be done to get across the word. host: public service announcements? caller: that is correct. i think that is a great way because if you look toward old times, during older previous wars, they were broadcasting over radio, there was a lot of psa's on television. host: what would the message be? beler: the