jessica williams who earlier was pleading for her missing son joshua to give her a call. now says dna has confirmed the teenager's death. it is not immediately clear if the teen was counted among the 10 wildfire bass or the 16 missing persons reported so far by local authorities now to central california where the creek fire is burning in fresno county it's only 6% contained. this is the first containment progress reported since the fire started on friday, the fire has grown to almost a 176,000 acres it's destroyed 369 structures so far. >>more than 1600 personnel are helping to try to battle that fire. >>deadly wildfires in oregon continue to burn out of control as well with hundreds of thousands of people being told to leave their homes more than 500,000 people are under evacuation orders there which is more than oregon's population, 2 large fires are burning and threatening to merge in that state. fire officials say an estimated 600 homes were burned by the fire that started in ashland at least 4 deaths have been reported lindsay nan rich important with more on the eva

have it some times on the show, we did a bit on it, where it was myself and jordan klepper and jessica williamsking great points about systemic racism. and jordan klepper would say, "i don't know, that just doesn't sound like it's real." and i would say the same thing she said, slightly reformatted, and he would go, "that is so deep and profound. you are such a thought leader on race, and i really respect you on that." and she'd go like, "i just said that." and he'd go, "i don't think you did." because i think the problem here has always been maybe two-fold. one is the "but" people. and you see them-- they'll come out, you know, "what happened to george floyd was awful. we watched it. and no one condones that. but..." as soon as you hear "but," you know they're about to negate the reality of the situation. "he wasn't an angel." "yeah, but you know, the criminality in that neighborhood." one of the biggest problems-- i think the problem is two-fold. one is i think there's a large swath of the white population-- and you know this as well as i do-- that believes somehow that the inequality in the

reject policies by prohibiting officers from shooting at living cars, which is how sfpd murdered jessica williams and the use of restraints that killed eric gardner. just last week, they declared meet and confer so they could kneel on the necks of san franciscans. [inaudible] the courts have ruled against the p.o.a. time and time and time again. despite numerous court rulings rejecting the negotiation of p.o.a., they continue to distribute misinformation across the government. [inaudible] it wasn't until outside attorney showed supervisor yee earlier court rulings that directly contradicted the p.o.a. that the charter amendment was able to move forward. i also want to thank you guys for hearing out all of the comments from people today and wanted to yield the rest of my time, and then, i have another person after me. >> vice president taylor: thank you. next caller. >> yeah. >> hi. i'm sorry. hi. so i'm cindy [inaudible] from district 5, and i'm calling in to demand that the police commission conduct all negotiations and discussions regarding the p.o.a., including today's, in an open session. the

legal action to reject policies like prohibiting officers from shooting at moving cars which is jessica williams and the use of the carriage restraint that killed eric garnier. they cited quote, meet and confer unquote so they can still kneel on the necks of san france after that same move killed george floyd. see what happens when p.o.a. operates unchecked while union workers are facing salary freezes and the pandemic the p.o.a. is still negotiating behind closed doors with the mayor and resources to keep their are raises and prevent layoffs and lock in two more years of raises. that's ridiculous. i've heard members call for more transparency and all police accountability work and i asked that you live up to these proclamations and vote against holding a closed session. a vote to hold closed session is vote for the p.o.a. and against the people of san francisco and we need all discussions regarding the p.o.a. in open sessions, this is a matter of public safety for all of our communities. i yield my time. >> you have two minutes. >> caller: hi, i'm calling from district 9. like my neighbors i'm

of unarmed black people we can say some of their names donnell thompson, terence crusher, jessica nelson williams, atatiana jefferson, michael wilson, chad robertson, kita o'neill, kevin bruce mason, stephon clark, james leatherwood, cynthia fields, gregory griffin. those are many names you may not have heard on the news plus those that garnered more investigation and attention. breonna taylor, george floyd, rayshard brooks. take it together and it's almost 90 unarmed black people who have been killed by police since kaepernick first took a knee, plus hundreds more accounts of excessive force that did not ultimately result in a death kaepernick was pressing all of this before it was trending, let alone trendy i bet he'll be pushing it when it's no longer trendy at all and he's paying the price. many people didn't want to hear it then. i'm reminded of something the artist lacray said simply. they say i talk about the same old thing. the reason why i sound the same is the truth don't change. well, it's been a long time and this truth has barely changed. that's why the same civil rights arguments fr

in san francisco, alex nieto, mario woods, jessica williams, perez lopez, and shawn michael rosa are just a few people who have died at the hands of law enforcement more recently. most recently, jacob blake was shot in the back seven times while going to his car in front of his three children in ken owe shaken -- kenosha, wisconsin. this violence against black and brown communities, condoned by law enforcement and our national leaders needs to end. sb 731, police decertification, also known as the kenneth ross, jr. police decertification act of 2020, introduced by state senator steven bradford of los angeles will create a statewide process to automatically revoke the certification of a peace officer following a conviction of misconduct such as excessive force, sexual misconduct, and dishonesty. it will also correct the misinterpretation of an impediment to the tom bains civil rights act intended to perform civil immunity. it makes it nearly impossible for families to successfully sue police officers for civil damages in police abuse cases in federal court for police officers in calif

in san francisco, alex nieto, mario woods, jessica williams, perez lopez, and shawn michael rosa are just a few people who have died at the hands of law enforcement more recently. most recently, jacob blake was shot in the back seven times while going to his car in front of his three children in ken owe shaken -- kenosha, wisconsin. this violence against black and brown communities, condoned by law enforcement and our national leaders needs to end. sb 731, police decertification, also known as the kenneth ross, jr. police decertification act of 2020, introduced by state senator steven bradford of los angeles will create a statewide process to automatically revoke the certification of a peace officer following a conviction of misconduct such as excessive force, sexual misconduct, and dishonesty. it will also correct the misinterpretation of an impediment to the tom bains civil rights act intended to perform civil immunity. it makes it nearly impossible for families to successfully sue police officers for civil damages in police abuse cases in federal court for police officers in calif

in san francisco, alex nieto, mario woods, jessica williams, perez lopez, and shawn michael rosa are just a few people who have died at the hands of law enforcement more recently. most recently, jacob blake was shot in the back seven times while going to his car in front of his three children in ken owe shaken -- kenosha, wisconsin. this violence against black and brown communities, condoned by law enforcement and our national leaders needs to end. sb 731, police decertification, also known as the kenneth ross, jr. police decertification act of 2020, introduced by state senator steven bradford of los angeles will create a statewide process to automatically revoke the certification of a peace officer following a conviction of misconduct such as excessive force, sexual misconduct, and dishonesty. it will also correct the misinterpretation of an impediment to the tom bains civil rights act intended to perform civil immunity. it makes it nearly impossible for families to successfully sue police officers for civil damages in police abuse cases in federal court for police officers in calif

william barr is under fire. he's comparing the lockdown to slavery. jessica snider explains. >> reporter: the attorney general ramping up his increasingly provocative candidates. in a speech to a conservative college wednesday night comparing covid restrictions to slavery. >> putting a national lockdown stay at home orders is like house arrest. it's -- you know, other than slavery, which was a different kind of restraint, this is the greatest intrusion on civil liberties in history. >> reporter: the highest ranking member of the house aghast. >> that statement by mr. barr was the most ridiculous, tone deaf god awful things i have ever heard. it is incredible. the chief law enforcement officer in this country, to equate human bondage to expert advice to save lives. >> bill barr used the speech to assert his authority as attorney general and slam the hundreds of doj prosecutors working under him. >> name one successful organization or institution where the lowest level employees decisions of deemed sacrosanct. they aren't. there aren't any. letting the most jun

williams, thank you. >>> late word today of a civilian plane crash in central tennessee, killing three members of the national guard. they have been identified as shelly -- jessica wright and scott bumpas, stationed out of nashville the cause under investigation. >>> the epic struggling against covid, on both sides of the border, with mexico and the alarming new warning about high blood pressure >>> we're back with the latest on our nbc news -- the coronavirus crisis at the border, gadi schwartz and julio baaker row report on the people crossing into the u.s. from mexico in search of cheaper medicine and care. >> reporter: more than 100 degrees in south texas and outside of churches people are praying for mercy. >> there hasn't been an individual in our community that has not shed tears. >> reporter: dr. ivan melendez says covid-19 has laid bare -- >> we had all the parameters for a perfect storm, poverty, diabetes, hypertension, multigenerational families. >> reporter: dr. melendez who btled covid-19 himself is also the region's health authority. >> i walked into a unit with 90 cadavers and i recognized that grandfather was lying physically on top of his grands

williams. good guess. >> kelly: that's a good one. >> ryan: call when dad. >> kelly: tomorrow on the show, jessica alba and david muir will be here. >nd "@home improvement week" begins. - today on "tamron hall," @r making your life simpler to have more time for the things you love. meaghan murphy, the hack queen, for too-tight jeans, high heels, and more. what 1million youtube viewers learned from this woman's secret to covering dark eye circles. and now you can too. an all new "tamron hall" starts now. [dynamic music] ♪ vu - welcome to an all new "tamron hall" from my home. learning some quick and easy life hacks that are easy to do, low cost, and save time. it is the ttle things that count in life, when you' l or not feel like your entire existence is organizing and arranging the things around you. so, the less time actually you end up spending on these home projects, the better time you have, i guess, with the kids or with your loved ones, or just for yourself, okay? amen to self-love. my first guest is a self-described "home hack master." meaghan murphy is actually the content director for "woman's day" magazine. so while in her