attorney jim brown things there may be a practical reason for that. >> they will have to strike a balance, if they have a business that is difficult to find workers, and they are too strict and what they are requiring, they will not have enough workers because people will simply find another job, if they don't want to return to the workplace. >> reporter: or in other words they may just stick it to the man. john ramose, kpix5. >>> return to work rules are coming from state and federal workplace regulators, but the labor attorneys agree that those are guidelines that will later be refined by the courts. >>> now at six a clock on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a troubl line in the hills around the bay area, what the trees are telling us about the upcoming fire season. >>> invoices taking to bay area streets this evening, call for justice for a man who died while in police custody. >>> a new voice on this confrontation at a youth basketball game, with the tournament host now says about a player being punched in the head. >>> that evening, i am ken bastida. >> i am elizabeth cook pick

. >> jim brown is a labor attorney.e says it is legal for employers to require employees to get vaccinated as well as customers if they want. though he forseing many employers taking more cautious alerts. >> you're going to have to recognize the concerns that they have even if the law allows you to do something as an employer. >> reporter: matt boone, nbc 7 news. >>> it's not just chain stores adjusting their mask policies. small business owners here in the bay area are busy trying to process what these changes mean for them and their customers. >> should i take my mask off, should i leave it on. it's super confusing. >> the signs are still up at stores, coffee shop, in the street, wear a mask stay 6- feet apart. while other states are easing mask rules it's unclear how it will all unfold in the bay area. >> there's state level and city level. in san francisco right now there's still a mask mandate for our indoor activities. >> reporter: if only vaccinated people were allowed inside without a mask it could put employees

goals with one team and how corporate greed is prolonging the out the government we also talked to jim brown is the host of congressional dish pa gas about foreign policy sit tight the show starts now. the war. machine. president santos for our top story today scientists and health experts say the u.s. is unlikely to achieve herd immunity from coated 19 so far at least half of all adults in the united states have received at least one dose of a corona virus vaccine but they leave vaccination rates are slowing now it's possible that enough people could gain immunity through natural infection in the future to reach the herd immunity threshold but with mutant variants becoming more transmissible experts say it's unclear whether that's ever going to happen the predominant strain currently circulating in the us is 60 percent more transmissible than the original variant when diseases spread easier it takes a higher number of immune individuals to protect the most vulnerable members of society experts now estimate that roughly 80 percent of the population would need to be vaccinated or gain immunit

from coleridge 19 and how corporate greed is prolonging the out the government we also talked to jim brown the host of congressional dish pod cast about foreign policy sit tight the show starts now. the war. there should. be to santos for our top story today scientists and health experts say the u.s. is unlikely to achieve herd immunity from coated 19 so far at least half of all adults in the united states have received at least one dose of a corona virus vaccine but daily vaccination rates are slowing now it's possible that enough people could gain immunity through natural infection in the future to reach the herd immunity threshold but with mutant variants becoming more transmissible experts say it's unclear whether that's ever going to happen the predominant strain currently circulating in the us is 60 percent more transmissible than the original variant when diseases spread easier it takes a higher number of immune individuals to protect the most vulnerable members of society experts now estimate that roughly 80 percent of the population would need to. vaccinated or gain immunity throu

. >> jim brown is a labor attorney.e says it is legal for employers to require employees to get vaccinated as well as customers if they want. though he forseing many employers taking more cautious alerts. >> you're going to have to recognize the concerns that they have even if the law allows you to do something as an employer. >> reporter: matt boone, nbc 7 news. juinr skalbusiss here in the bay area are busy trying to process what these changes mean for them and their customers. >> should i take my mask off, should i leave it on. it's super confusing. >> the signs are still up at stores, coffee shop, in the street, wear a mask stay 6- feet apart. while other states are easing mask rules it's unclear how it will all unfold in the bay area. >> there's state level and city level. in san francisco right now there's still a mask mandate for our indoor activities. >> reporter: if only vaccinated people were allowed inside without a mask it could put employees in the difficult position of having to police the rules. >> you ca

. >> i remember one show where lester maddox, the governor of georgia, he's on with jim brown.gots who are not, apoli apolo. >> i offended the guests. >> wait a minute, there is more time. >> when i envision doing a talk show, i never thought about what happens if there is some spectacular events going on in the world. >> the democratic national committee trying to solve the crime intruder. >> i will do everything in my power to ensure the guilty is brought to yus justice. >> i was so enchanted of watergate that i realized that i like it when the ice gets thin. >> hello, i am dick cavett, i am seated now in what has been called the hottest chair in the country. >> dick cavett was doing a show from the watergate hearing in the room. what do you sa i to the people, every administration has lied or tap wired or cheated or so and so. this one had the bad luck to get caught. >> i am told i am on the nixon tape 26 times. >> when i was sitting in that witness chair, i felt guilty. it is a strange feeling. >> maybe the first one. >> dick cavett was doing things in way that is carson jo

began puzzling over the apparently unanswerable questions of his life. >> why did and lynn name me jim brownnapped? >> no answers from anna brown. who died soon after that. and as for life in colorado, by the time he was 16, -- >> things were getting a little rough. maybe because of my past, i wasn't a very easy kid. so i was put in took foster care. >> and then, he graduated from high school. he got a job, moved in with some friends. and started his own rock band. this youtube video shows him singing lead. and for all he has wondered about his past, he'd comfort to believe he would go to his blood grave without ever meeting a blood relative. until now. >> wow! they are actually in the same building i'm in right now. that's amazing to me. >> and here they were. >> oh, my baby. >> hello. >> oh, it's been forever. >> it's great to see you. >> meeting family for the first time. >> you kind of look like me. [laughs] >> after so many years. >> this is the first time meeting my blood. >> i know, a stew. >> it's great. it's so great. >> and this is hope peppers desperate search for a low war memory

have ever done in my career here at bluebird with us with -- ed bloomberg was with ray lewis and jim browneducating incoming players financially. it does seem like players have recently taken ownership of their financial future, of their financial stake. is that a change that is here to stay, or does more work need to be done there? richard: i think both answers are true. it is going to continue to stay but it needs to evolve. that is a testament to more players answering more questions, getting more financially literate. i think you come into a space and it is human nature -- you have never had things, you live paycheck-to-paycheck, barely making ends meet come and then you get this huge sum of money, and you can do all the things you dreamed of doing as a kid. it is human nature, and it is unfortunate because a lot of the kids in the national football league and the nba, the lairs that -- the leagues that players of color go to, it changes everything. i think now that they are -- it is not just the short answers. everybody's looking at long-term solutions in hearing that this money needs

>> i remember one show where lester maddox, the segregationist governor of georgia, he's on with jim brown any of your admirers bigots who are not bigots, i apologize. >> it got exciting. when i offended the guests. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. there's more time. >> i never thought much about what happens if there's some spectacular events going on in the world. >> the democratic national committee is trying to solve a spy mystery. five intruders were captured by police inside the offices of the committee in washington. >> i will do everything in my power to ensure that the guilty are brought to justice. >> i was so enchanted with watergate. i don't know that i missed any of the hearings. and i realized i like it when ice gets thin. >> hello. i'm dick cavette. and i can't believe where i am at this moment. maybe you can't either. i'm seated now in what i guess has been called the hottest chair in the country. >> dick cavett was doing shows from the watergate hearings in the room. >> what do you say to the people who say this whole fuss, what's it all about? every administration has lie

. >> jim brown is a bay area labor attorney. he said it's legal for employers to require employees to get vaccinated as well as customers if they want though he sees many employers taking more careful approaches to lifting requirements. >> if you want employees to come back you are going to have to make them feel safe and recognize the concerns they have even if the law allows you to do something as an employer. >> matt boone. abc7 news. >>> it's not just chain stores adjusting mask poll sessions. dan ashley explains small business owners are busy trying to process whchanges ll themndstomer >> should i take my mask off, lee on it's super confusing. >> the signs are still up at stores, coffee shops, on the street, wear a mask, stay six feet apart. while other states are easing mask rules it's not clear about what will happen in the bay area. >> there's state and city level. in san francisco there's still a mask mandate for indoor activities. >> if only vaccinated people are allowed inside without a mask it could put employees in

. >> jim brown is a bay area labor attorney. he said it's legal for employers to require employees to get vaccinated as well as customers if they want. though he foreseize many employers taking more careful approach to lifting requirements. if you want employees to come back you will have to make them feel safe and recognize the concerns they have even if the law allows you to do something as an employer. >> matt boone. abc7 news. >>> and it's not just chadjusti their mask policies. asprocthe changes will mean for maskof its super confusg. the signs are still up at stores, coffee shops, on the street, wear a mask, stay six feet apart. while other states easing mask rules it's not clear how it'll unfold in the bay area. >> there is state and city level and in san francisco right now there's still a mask mandate for indoor activities. >> if only vaccinated people are allowed inside without a mask it could put employees in the difficult position of having to police the rules. >> you can't tell by looking at someone that they have b

. >> jim brown is a bay area labor attorney. he said it's legal for employers to require employees to get vaccinated as well as customers if they want. he foresees many taking more careful approach to lifting requirements. if you want employees to come back you will have to make them feel safe and recognize the concerns they have even if the law allows you to do something as an employ ear. >> matt boone, abc7 news. >> it's not just chain stores adjusting their mask policies. dan ashley explains the small business owners here in the bay area are busy trying to process what the changes will mean for them and their customers. >> should i take my mask off, leave it on >> the signs still up at stores, coffee shops, on the street, wear a mask, stay six feet apart. and while other states are easing mask rules it's not clear how it'll unfold in the bay area. >> also state level and then city level and in san francisco right now there is still a mark mandate for indoor activities. if only vaccinated people are allowed inside without a ma

. >> reporter: inspired by athletes like jim brown and muhammad ali, abdul-jabbar made activism the missiondo during their day and what you've been trying to do practically all your life. do you see yourself that way? >> bill russell comes to mind immediately because, you know, i played basketball, and i followed his career. muhammad ali was a friend of mine. and his example helped me early on when i was in high school. there was someone that i admired and who made me proud to be a black american. >> reporter: in 1967, he protested the vietnam war draft. and just a year later, the 20-year-old declined the chance to compete at the 1968 olympics. >> the president of the olympic committee, avery brundage, is the same guy who had refused to let jewish athletes compete in the 1936 olympics because he didn't want to annoy hitler. that was somebody i couldn't cooperate with him. >> reporter: it was those games where tommie smith and john carlos raised their fists. >> i was glad that somebody represented that aspect of how black americans felt about the olympics. >> reporter: abdul-jabbar says that

harrington ceo and portfolio manager at gilman hill liz young, head of investment strategy at sofi josh brown, jimhe wall now we're in the red on the dow and s&p. the nasdaq has given up almost all of its gain as well. it was fun while it lasted russell is negative.

harrington ceo and portfolio manager at gilman hill liz young, head of investment strategy at sofi josh brown, jim lebenthal. let's go to the wall now we're in the red on the dow and s&p. the nasdaq has given up almost all of its gain as well. it was fun while it lasted russell is negative. 157 is the yield on the ten-year josh, you know we will lead in with the fact the faangs have gotten a nice bounce over the past week. before we can get the words out of our mouth, they've almost all gone negative. the nasdaq is teetering, the j overall market is teetering. what gives >> it is a quite market today. i guess i wouldn't characterize most of what we're seeing as stocks being brutally beaten up. i mean you are talking about pennies in most of the names i'm looking at but i want to highlight something that i think is really important here i talked about alphabet last year as being my pick for the best recovery play a lot of that was because people often google activities before they pursue them, and travel is like 8% of google's ad revenue even though they don't break it out, that's what analysts thi

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brown communities. >> where i'm from, where i'm elected to be a voice, they do call and refer to it as jim crow 2.0. >> reporter: some of the proposed changes, end drive-through and 24-hour voting. adds proof of identity requirements for absentee voting. makes it easier for a judge to overturn election results, even without proof that fra midnight, the texas governor will make it law. president biden in delaware this weekend, called the texas bill unamerican. today, the biden family went to church for the sixth anniversary of his son's death from brain cancer. marking his first memorial day as commander in chief, the president tied the sacrifice of america's fallen to values he will defend, meeting the russian president next month. >> will meet with president putin in a couple weeks in geneva. making it clear that we will not -- we will not stand by and let him abuse those rights. >> kelly traveling with the president in delaware. does the president have any plans to counter the new voting laws? >> peter, as we have seen more than a dozen states have enacted stricter restrictions and president biden i

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jim code. we're creating technology that is going to disenfranchise people, particularly black and brown people simply aren't in the room when these things are being thought of. we're trying to go for that star trek future. >> look at your cell phone. but it doesn't get nearly enough credit for how it changed black people's future. >> can we talk about the show for a second? seeing her as a black woman on the show, that was -- who was that, right? >> before we get too deep into this, who's that? >> i never saw black people in fantasy. >> she was about to leave star trek, and then she's at a convention in chicago, and someone tells her, hey, there is a fan who wants to meet you. she's thinking it's going to be this pimply faced kid. it was martin luther king. he said, your show is the only show that i will allow my kids to watch. she eventually told him that she was planning on leaving the show. and he gave a command. he said, nope, you cannot leave this show. it is too important. and when you get that calling from someone of that stature, i guess i'm signing back up. i'm not going to broadway.

it had to do with ensuring that jim and jane crow voter suppression laws were effectively executed precluding black, brownvoting. and what happened, we had the federal government to intervene. the federal government intervene and we eventually had the voting rights bill of 1965. and don't forget that there was already in effect a constitutional amendment that said that we have the right to vote. and so we had to, through marching, through standing up for justice and righteousness, we have to ask the federal government to intervene and it eventuated in the voting rights bill. so it's quite ironic that now we are in need of the for the people act. we are in need of the john lewis voting rights bill. both of those must be passed. and, yes, we need president biden to intervene because what is happening right now is literally a war on democracy. >> it was quite a dress-down right there within the halls of the state capitol when that one legislature -- legislator did not know what purity of the ballot meant and yet it was there within the pages of the bill. some scary times right there. we talked about the admi

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jim code. with implicit bias, we're creating technology that is going to disenfranchise people, particularly black and brownom when these things are being thought of. >> and joining me now "united shades of america" host w. kamau bell, another provocative episode. this looks great. what was the biggest thing you discovered over the course of this episode? >> just the small number of black folks and people of color in general who actually are working in s.t.e.m. industries, and how the school system is set up in a way that it's not really funneling more of us into those industries, that by the time you get to high school if you haven't done the right math courses, you're much less likely to get into a s.t.e.m. career. >> and how are the s.t.e.m. and technology leaders, how are they creating pathways for young black people to follow them? what are they doing? >> we talked to many people in the episode about ways in which they realize they have to go around the system. they have a program smalled smash at morehouse -- called smash. >> what else needs to be done to create more opportunities, do you think, for p

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. >> poppy, jim, it's just unbelievable that that may be the reality. from beginning to end, we all, especially the brown especially the citizens of elizabeth city deserve to know from beginning to end what transpired that day, and we know they have the video, but they won't share. so, once again, the federal government hopefully intervenes and does something about this. >> commissioner barksdale, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> president biden is turning up the pressure on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to do what he can to deescalate the violence in the region, but still not publicly calling for a cease-fire. we'll have more details next. tw. it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. that's why at america's beverage companies, our bottles are made to be re-made. not all plastic is the same. we're carefully designing our bottles to be one hundred percent recyclable, including the caps. they're collected and separated from other plastics, so the

some let's go to mike in new jersey, mike >> caller: jim chill boo-yah and good bless i'm an old wolf wall street guy. >> all right. >> caller: ethan browne concept to do expansion in europe, china and u.s. stores with more affordable available health care products looking at the repetitive chart -- >> they are all over it but i'm a believer call me a believer i got the tell ya, i think this is a winner longer ma er term. let's go to joe in new jersey, joe? >> caller: hello, mr. cramer long time viewer, first time caller. >> what's going on, partner? >> caller: listen, you know, this stock was over $400 this past friday morning i seen it at 188, 189 i couldn't help myself so i had to press the buy button. i went against what all the heads were saying not to buy tech, mega tech stocks anyway, since that friday morning it went up 14% what do i do with this great company snow flake stock >> hold snow flake i want you to hold snow flake because frank runs that company. i know it sells at 55 times sells but he'll make money for you because that's what he does, make money please do not dump snow flake. mat in alabama, matt >> caller: jimmy chi

jim crow back to chicago city hall. light foot said she would only grant interviews to black or brown journalists in the windy city droppinglackout on white journalists who visit the mayor's office. light foot said she wanted to be, quote, intentional about prioritizing media requests from reporters of color over white journalists who according to light foot overwhelmingly make up the majority of the city hall press corps. she doubled down on those comments yesterday. >> if i, as a black woman mayor, the first ever, don't challenge us, the collective us, to do better, to really make sure that in every institution it reflects the diversity and nuances and texture of our city, then shame on me. >> will: but as controversy swirled around light foot's racist impersonation of bull conner d.c. mayor muriel bowser rode in to her defense. >> that we need to see more beat reporters that look like the cities that they are covering. and that's been a discussion i have had with editors around this city and we want to continue to urge them to hire people that reflects the city. >> will: well, welcome to the decline of america where in

brown. then asian american judge jim ho. since our democratic colleagues seem to be placing so much emphasis on race, i just want to ask this question. none of us can choose our parents. and even if we could, i suspect that most of us would choose the very parents we have. but what role does race play, judge jackson, in the kind of judge you have been and will be? judge jackson: thank you, senator. i don't think that race plays a role in the kind of judge i have been and that i would be, in the way you asked that question. i as i mentioned to senator feinstein, i am doing a certain thing when i get my cases. i am looking at the arguments, the facts, and the law. i am methodically and intentionally setting aside personal views, any other inappropriate considerations, and i would think that race would be the kind of thing that would be inappropriate to inject in my evaluation of a case. i would say that my different professional backgrounds, including my district court background, which would be different if i'm confirmed that

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their most persistent in brown and black neighborhoods that have never had the transformative federal investment in their communities. when we talked about red lining, from jim crow to red lining, we live in communities we built in the 20th century with the biases of those times. it's time to invest in creating communities that will meet the needs of this country in this century. this time we can't leave anyone behind we'll rebuild our communities to work for everyone. the americans jobs plan is an effort to reverse decades of neglect, put into foundation a 21st century economy where people have jobs and economic security to raise the community they want to live in. it would produce, preserve and retro fit 2 million affordable homes, address the huge backlogs of housing, make our homes more energy efficient to bring down utility costs all while creating job opportunities in the building trades and other sectors. we'll conduct new bus lines in cities like columbus and cincinnati. it would tackle the repair backlog in the transit industry, estimated to be in excess of $100 billion. president biden and i agree on the need to replace aging transit buses with zer

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they pushed jim crow away and we did that together and everything we look at when americans come together brownbeing. and this was probably interview 10 of 100. the man is a workaholic. he made -- sheer exhaustion he said taiwan was a country. the brother speaks mandarin, okay? he apologized in mad written. i would argue anyone who speaks fluid mandarin sounds submissive. this is a man that has been selfless, he works hard and not a social justice warrior. he entertains for anyone. china is a huge market and he apologized for making the statement about a country. i have no issue with this. it would be different if cena came out and leading the ban on social justice issues. he looks like a smart businessman and a big movie that will make over $135 million so far in china. let's give the brother a break and let's not forget more importantly my first wrestle mania we went over. i wasn't going to get out there. cena is in the main event he said excuse me, i have to go to the bathroom. i'll be gone for i don't noe, eight minutes? i left i got my wrestle mania moment. didn't have to do that. i have a

jim crow, but i think the new idea is this thing called gym code. with implicit bias we're creating technology that is going to disenfranchise people, particularly black and brown the host of united shades w. kamau bell joining us right now. your expressions are better than any words. they say so much. so let's talk -- there it is right there. so you call racism and lack of representation, in s.t.e.m., one of the biggest civil rights issues facing us today. tell us why. besides that one example. >> yes, let me be clear, that's something that's being talked about by lots of black people in s.t.e.m., when you look at january 6th, a lot of people who showed up to attack the center on january 6th were people given bad information by the algorithms on the internet. when you look at the black people who have s.t.e.m. jobs and tech jobs, it's really low. the system is set up that black people can't get into that industry and the algorithm isn't about truth, it's about engagement. >> we just ran that clip and we heard that word -- jim code. how do the algorithms that run so much of our lives kind of reenforce this implicit bias? >> well, first of all, i'd encourage peo

jim. >> good to see you i like to say there is always a bull market somewhere and i patr promise to find it for >>> should police officers face charges in the killing of andrew brownght the decision is in i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc andrew brown jr. the prosecutor claims the cops what shot and killed him were justified. >> this decision was based on the facts, the evidence and the law. >> no charges of the some of the video withheld tonight the reaction and what comes next >>> tiktok princess. the 6-year-old known for her dances o

jim. >> good to see you i like to say there is always a bull market somewhere and i patr promise to find it for >>> should police officers face charges in the killing of andrew brown jr.? tonight the decision is in i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc andrew brown jr. the prosecutor claims the cops what shot and killed him were justified. >> this decision was based on the facts, the evidence and the law. >> no charges of the some of the video withheld tonight the reaction and what comes next >>> tiktok princess. the 6-year-old known for her dances of joy online shot and killed at a birthday party. >> we're begging, please come out, talk. >> little chasity's story and the hunt for her killer. >>> the middle east crisis deepens. palestinians go on a general strike gaza running short on food, water and medicine new reporting from the battle zone. >>> the club drug ecstacy or molly. can it cure posttraumatic stress the new results of a clinical trial that could change everything >>> conservatives accuse major brands of culture war hypocrisy. >>> severe flooding in the south with more on deck. >>> and working too many hours may be killing you >> announcer: live

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