kamall had just graduated from 8th grade. he was an honor roll student, chess champ, jazz player, and cross country runner. >> i look at all of your n's accolades, his awards, what are you going to miss the most about him. >> the selflessnessn er once did i see him put himself before someone else. >> he was always, mom your hair looks nice. how are you doing today? d that's not just me. he does that to everyone. >> kamall was killed in a cross walk near his house saturday afternoon. the driver stayedon the scene, and she's cooperating. on charges have been filed. the family talk about the crash. it's still under investigation. >> what toll has this taken on your family? >> my daughter and baby son are crying, like sobbing, and i've never seen that before. my husband has sobbed. but to see your family hurt and you can't help them, that's not right. >> but they believe kamall would want them to continue to live, love, and laugh against one >> he is a light and will continue to be a light to this world. >> reporter: indeed kamal

back out here near the scene, notdriver who hit kamal has been charged.he crash is still under investigation. bowie, i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> oneore note. the family is keeping funeral private. georgetown day school is working on a plan to honor kamal. >>> a terrifying attack near the harris teeter store in reston. fairfax county police say a woman was ambushed and raepped last week. police found her in a ditch without her phone. they're looking for a man who looks like this. they believe this suspect is in his 50s or 60s. he has wavy gray hair. >>> it was a disturbing crime. a 16-year-old girl first missing, then found dead. >> in the last week herormer boyfriend, who was also a d teenager, pl guilty to her murder. tonight for the first time we're getting a look at his videotaped confession to police, a critical police of evidence. >> julie carey has the story you' only see on news 4. >> is that the choke hold that you used until she was unconscious? >> yeah. >> reporter: a chillingnf coession from a teenaged kill, chilling in its details and chilli

kamal died from his injuries. the neighbor said something needed to done long al to stop speeding and get drivers more alert at that crossing. >> cops come out here a lot to, i guesheyou could say, catch t speeders but there is a lot of accidents so we are always, like, when is somebody going to put a four-way stop or a traffic signal. >> reporter: the driver of that striking vehicle is cooperating with the investigation. hikamal leaves behind parents and three siblings. to learn how you can help them go to our nbc washington app. >>> a deadly crash that haerened yesty afternoon in clarksburg on snowden farm parkway. they say mario collided wit d mckenna whoied at the scene. sanchez was taken to the hospital and expected to be okay. >>> we are hoping to learn more about a drowning in fairfax county. police were called to the pine hi road home and found a man dead in a backyard pool they don't expect foul play. hthe pool was at oxforduse which helps people struggling on with addicti. >>> are >>> mark herring wrote

today kamal was visiting his former school to plant a tree with the students green club. you produce for the new government i wonder if the idea was not just right we learned that plants are very important it was a way that makes the dream to fly down people who seem to cut down trees without replacing them so that's what's good brings up is all about it once a stop for a season and preserve them better to. me today they're planting and i'm brenda tree but one day provide shade. me. green clubs plant vegetable gardens on school grounds students are responsible for their upkeep. so far the country has 4 schools with fully functioning green clubs but kamal fatty hopes that many more will be set up in the future to help make the gambia green again. whether this question basically about africa in the global set up and well agricultural activities and climate global warming was just a passing idea and i was like you know you could try that you know go into the garden. and gaze in activities or. counter some of the house that we're going through right now and they were they wer

kamal: things do not move quickly.f you look at the amount of academic papers coming out from various central banks, there is a concern about how difficult -- how monetary policy connect. we are in a neoliberal economics world where the focus were dry surpluses is really not helping the domestic situation. germany and the rest of europe are export driven. yet germany has an increasing surplus. there may be a consideration that the policy needs to be slightly altered to help the domestic economies. francine: kamal, think you so much. coming up, the combination that will define the future of aerospace. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua. let's get to the us defensive megadeal. united technologies have agreed to by raytheon. billion.les of $74 it is one of the industry's biggest deals p it when it closes and the first half of 2020, the deal will be called raytheon technologies. first of all, what exactly was the motivation? carsten: first of all, a

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. >> kamal nashid died over the weekend. justin finch is in the newsroom with more on this heart breaking story. very sad, justin. >> reporter: very sad, indeed. you can imagine the grief this family is now going through. the answers are likelyow looking for the driver of a red pickup, someone they believe may have been a witness of the fatal collision. here is aok l at kammal nashid. out for a jog on saturday afternoon, police say he ran into this crsswalk arriving there before southbound vehicle traffic on church finished passing. ee are told he cleared that red pickup but thriver of a second car did strike kamal and that driver stayed on shecene and kamal died from his injuries and people in area that say the crosswalk has long been aem probl >> it's been a tragic accident, like, i think it was a head-on collision a couple of months , ago, like head-on, somebody was making a turn and there was a head-on. i think two head-ons collision ndd like a t-bone and it's always tragic at shuts down the neighborhood. >> reporter: ne

so far the country has 4 schools with fully functioning green clubs but kamal fatty hopes that many more will be set up in the future to help make the gambia green again. whether this question basically about africa in the global set up and well agricultural activities and the climate so global warming was just a passing idea and i was like you know you could try that go into a garden. and gaze in activities or. counter some of the homes that were going through right now and there they were they were all in for it. came a funny is on the way to caravan in the north bank region of the gambia practically all the land here has been cleared for agriculture kamal's father has been a farmer here for years if. this is full of trees what well you know what you can see. we use it as fences reuse it. you know people are growing this kind of. naturally now it is becoming bare but there was a time pick the cross it for one is a problem. to minimise the impact people try to green up their region for example with community run gardens. around the whole garden the farmers plant economically viable tree

kamal bell.ired by -- largely inspired by what has been transpiring in flint, michigan, only to find out there are other cities like these two, chester, philadelphia, where people are being polluted. man-made pollute aants and to h about this classroom that was contaminated and it served as an indoor classroom. there's outrage here. have people been conveying to you they've essentially felt invisible? nobody has been hearing or addressing their complaints even though it's common knowledge? >> yeah, even when you talk about flint which we initially thought about going there. flint does not have clean water but we haven't -- there hasn't been a lot done to fix it. people there who still don't trust their drinking water. then we found out there are situations like flint all over the country and we don't talk about them as much as we even talk about flints. cassidy elementary where chelsea goes. she is still going to that school where there's this closet where there was this pollutant coming out of i

not sto se that bright smile hurts and to see my frmily hu hurts even more. >> reporter: at 7:30 kamal'som ly will lead a march their home in their subdivision to the intersection where he was hit. that vigil is set to begin at 8:00 p.m. >>> the first day s ofmer launched the latest in the district called alley palooza. they'll kick it of ddot will repair or restore eight alleys. since the maier launched this initiative, the city has repaired more than 550 alleys. . northwest dis turning greener. crews are now installed ten new rain gardens and nine brand-new boxes. trees and plants will be put in project should be complete by the end of the year. >>> researchers at americanity look at the'styci trees. they're using state-of-the-art technology to figure out which trees a best for cooling off hot places like downtownhere there's more concrete than trees. mark segraves reports in our changing climate series. >> reporter: today professor mike alonzo uses a camera on his phone. he leads a team of researchers from american university. they're using satellite imagery and t measurements theyake

check out our app for details on the memorial. >>> tonight a vigilwill be held to honor kamal shid whoas hit by a car near his home in bowie. his parents organized tonight's vigil. head to our app to see videos of him. >>> president trump abruptly called off accusing iran for shooting down unmand drone tune in to "today" for more on this story. >>> one lane getting by because of an earlier fire. three machine mile delay. disabled track on the right side of 66 means a five-mile delay. >> hy.ppy frida that is the news for today. thanks for waking up with us. >> "day" show is next. see you in 25 minutes for news, cal traffic and your wether. >a> we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fasnail mail! we werinvited uhdidn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appointment, even on nights and weekends. today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. when you get the diagnosis of cancer you don't

he kamal had just graduated. >> a look at all of your son's accolades, his awards, what are you goingabout him. >> hisselflessness. i never saw him put anybody before himself. >> he would always say, mom, ni your hair look, how are ou doing today. that's not justme. he does that to everyone. >> reporte a car hit him in the road at fair view vista drive near his home. the driver stayed on the scene and he's cooperating. filed.rges have been the nashids won't talk about the investigation. >> what toll has it taken on the family? >> my babies are sobbing a my husband has sobbed. >> they believe kamal would want them to continue to live, love, and laugh began when day. >> he is a light and he will continue to be a light to this world. >> in bowie, i'm shomari stone. > members of the community are invited to attend. >> we are marking the official beginning of summer and nothing sayimmer like a dip in the pool. kids gathered at the old town pool to learn about swimming and water safety. >> it was one ofany held around the world. >> it's a nice day today. it's about to feel a whole lot more

alan: kamal harris llega en vivo para explicarnos por quÉ quiere ser la primera presidenta del paÍs.als. [musica] [risas] carlos: no es que sea chaparro sino que tengo la pierna un poco corta. [ risas} carlos: les tenemos noticias y agÁrrense de su asiento como yo porque en vivo viene caty sarifa y llega a compartir el terror de esta muÑeca de anabel, asÍ que si la muÑeca le da miedo quererse con nosotros. alan: y ademÁs de verla se me petrifica la piel. la producciÓn de juan osorio titulado el corazÓn nos equivocarecibiÓ a los fanÁticos y los chismes no se hicieron esperar. >> asÍ celebrÓ el productor juan osoriosu cumpleaÑos en un evento multitudinario donde presentaron el corazÓn no se equivoca, la continuaciÓn de una historia de amor. asÍ en medio de musica y el gran elenco tambiÉn brillaron con velas de pastel. de la torre le aventaron tremendo pelotazo pero lo tomÓ a juego. --a arat de la torre. >> la gente es increÍble y no se por quÉ hay prejuicios sobre los tumultos. se portÓ muy cariÑosa. desde mis inicios dije que trabajo para la gente. >> quien aventÓ el saco fue leticia

kamal is my heart. not to see that big bright smile every day hurts. >> a vigil is being ly will kamal's fa lead a march through their subdivisn through the intersection. that margins at 7:30 and all are invited to attend. >>> you are near the national mall this weekend, you should expect your phone to push out an emergency . d.c.'s department of homeland security is doing a test involving cell phones on or near the national mall. if you're in that area tomorrow about 11:00 tomorrow morning, and your phone starts going off, it's only a test. people who get the alert don'te ne to do anything else. >>> new developments in philadelphia. after this huge fire this morning, it started with a series of explosions. what ishe fueling t blaze and the impact on nearby neighborhoods. >>> plus, a driverless shuttle that could soon be taking you for a ride. a.>dewith us.evelgisi o >> crews have been responding to this massivererefinery fi. homes as far away as south jersey were rocked by a series of explosions. phila

>> true to her word, the next day, oprah showed up at her school. >> we're visiting val kamal's classause she's kind enough to post it. >> when she came in and did the dance, i was so touched. that's who she is, what you see on tv is what you see in person and feel. >> to those of you who have chosen this as your honored profession and calling. in my opinion, there is no higher calling. >> no never in a million years did i think something like this would happen. i took an obsession and said, you know what, i'm going to go all the way and try to make this dream come true, and if it doesn't happen, at least the ride was worth it, thank you, oprah for everything you've given. you have no idea the mark you have left on all our hearts. >> i mean -- >> all of our hearts. all of us, ours too. it was so good. >> the people is the best. remember when she called busy phillips on her oprah phone. and my favorite when you surprised her with limes to make margaritas. >> i oprahed oprah. i don't think anything tops ellen's surprise for tiffany haddish. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> you are so, so, s

county police have patrols, and they have patrolled church road and fairview vista drive where kamal nhid was struck and killed. we can share with you some brand-new pictures of the -y r-old who just graduated recently from eighth grade at georgasown day school, an honor student there, and happened to be jogging sarday en o towh the frustraion in this community. so many people have been calling for years for traffic-calmingic de to slow down the speeders. >> and copsome out here a lot to, i guess you could say, catch the speeders. but we're always -- there's a accidents. so we're always like when is somebody going to put a four-way stop or a traffic signal? >> reporter: now, georgetown day school did release a statement yesterday, reading in part, that there are no words and extending support to the nashid family. i can tell you prince george's police still investigating and looking for the driver of a red pickup truck at t scene moments before kamal was hit. and this person driving the striking vehicle did remain on the scene. if you can give me a cole extra minutes, state delegate

. >>> a vigil will be held tonight to honor kamal nashid who was killed whenas he wit by a car in his home in bowie. the vigil will be held near the crash sitee at th intersection of church road and i thnk fairview vta parkway. >>> vigils are being held tonight to honor two women. these two ladies were killed within three months of each other in the same area of eastern avenue. officialsaymet yesterd at theo ffice of advocacy. they agree toe help solve th killing. vigil for both women begin tonight.ne a second o at 7:30 at dupont circle. >>> dade thomas circle where new york avenue meets in d.c. they are trying to buy that piece of land and make it a better experience. s about 7.3 ience. millionllars. the current owner of the property bought it for over $2 million. that owner stands to make a good profit if they sell it to the city. no deal has been reached yet. >>> a protected bike land is being built in northwest. our news partner at wpot report that construction is happening at 14th street and n street. for commuters theroject begins at florida avenue northwest and run to thomas ci

>>> bernie sanders watnts to cancel student loan debt, and how the president reacted to reports on kamalggi. the "new york times" say he brushed off a team of saudi assassins. mr. trump's comments yesterday on "meet the press" came days after a u.n. report urged the fbi to report the dismemberment of the columnist. >> i think it's been heavily investigated. >> by who? >> by everybody. >> by the fbi? >> i seen so many reports. >> what about the fbi? >> are you ready? >> mm-hmm. >> iran's killed many, many people a day. other countries in the middle east, there is a hostile place, a vicious, hostile place. if you don't look at saudi arabia, look at iran, look at other countries. >> mr. trump says saudi arabia is an important trading partner with the u.s. spending hundreds of billions of dollars. >>> "the washington post" reports candidate senator bernie sanders will propose a bill today to eliminate all $1.6 trillion of u.s. federal debt. he wants the federal government to pay for the debt held by 45 million americans, including all private and graduate school debt. the proposal would also

bernie and kamal p their hands up. second night warren and bill de blasio on the first night. elizabeth warren, if she's the nominee, just cut her first attack ad when she said i'm with bernie. that may work well in the primary. it may work well in lifornia t it may cause them problems in the general election. >> i'm curious wat you thi about this. what we're hearing from republicans is that this is extly what they want, this is the socialist democratic party. you kno but i think there's obviously a lot of excitement around these candidates as well. so that's a balance they're going to have toigh in the coming months. >> clearly this will create excitement among one wing of the democratic party. bernie sanders, savannah guthrie presence ehi pressed on will your health care plan raise taxes. will.id yeah it any politician when you're ad t admitting that your plan is going to cost middle class taxpayers more money, that clearly is going to be in some atck ad along the way. >> he was asked how are you going to implement this with a divided congress, he said well there's goingbe a

they are i think that that's a very good point and i actually that is my position as well you know kamal we've heard a lot about this relationship and some people called strategic partnership there's been a lot of words ok trade is up taking but it's still relatively small when you can compare the kind of trade that russia still has with begin with europe so i mean are our actions now finally catching up with words well i think with. this in fact correlation this union between russia and china would have never been possible if it hadn't been for the conduct of the west and i don't mean just the united states i mean also the european union because you know the kind of articles that if on these d.-day you know anthony beevor in the times compared. to chain it was really disappointing to me this is a story and he's related skills and he's an interesting historian but he's analogy was that russia and china are like the german nonces and romp is is disintegrating the western alliance against them so he's misbehaving you know he is and you. and this apparently was absolutely wrong it's actuall

kamal also had 4 severely wounded french soldiers posted at the entrance to the main hall so that the german delegation would see them when they arrived. the germans took their places at 3 in the afternoon they had mere minutes to read and sign the treaty. the conditions opposed by the allies were harsh germany's army was cut to 100000 men tanks submarines and military aircraft were banned the size of the navy was sharply reduced germany was also ordered to hand over its former colonies and to pay reparations the final amount was later set at $269000000000.00 goldmark's. that treaty and its alleged injustices were used by at all fittler to promote his nationalist agenda this footage shows hitler as a right wing demonstration in 1919. at that time he was working as an informer for the german military many germans consider their side treaty unfair and hitler speeches played to their worst fears. it was a disgrace this dictated piece is plundering our people it's outrageous france our mortal enemy has its hands on our throats. hitler drove home the point that many germans were now living

hello from kamal santamaria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera so the chief prosecutor says former president bashir could appear in court as early as next week to face several charges. iran's president when news threats to pull back commitments to the nuclear deal if other countries don't show some positive signals i will take you to the iraqi city with the highest rate of cancer in the country where doctors are struggling to treat their patients. hong kong is suspending plans for a controversial new extradition law however the protest leaders are still calling people back to the streets on sunday to keep up the pressure on the government the territories leader kerry lam announced she was suspending work on the law after meeting legislators bride has a report from hong kong after insisting for weeks that she wouldn't and couldn't back down hong kong's leader kerry lamb came out to say she was doing just that i now announce that the government has decided to suspend a legislative amendment exercise the government's attempt to push the legislation through hong kong's parl

a round of our meetings over the last 8 years so isn't a no no i'm not though one kamal cannot take the lecture that was i must. come in oh. oh. the fact that the government of japan and the prime minister himself are. resolved to. have to develop the relationships between the 2 countries and both economic diplomatic. and others areas affiliation ships. today both in private meetings and also and a meeting between the 2 delegations. we discussed the different issues. between the 2 countries including gay investments by japan in the southern region of the iran is specifically our. areas oh no no no. no no no no no. no no no. japan is interested. interested to continue buying oil from iran. and interested in resolving issues and. that have to do with scientific had to make and cultural relationships. at this is a point that can guarantee an expansion of lation ships between the 2 countries. about thinking no country no matter how you don't cut only gave you a kind you country oh no comment the day to you. know. us. in addition to issues. by law to relationships so we also discussed the se

>> a community is mourning the awful loss today of a 14-year-old honor student kamal nash he was killed over the weekend while he was just jogging across an intersection on saturday. this was near bowie. the driver who hit him did stay on the scene, but police say they are looking for a truck driver who may have witnessed that boy being hit. news 4's drew wilder reports from church road where neighbors report that street has been dangerous for a long time. n >> reporter: you don't need a speed gun to see cars are going a lot faster than 30 miles per hour through this intersection, an after th weekend's tragedy neighbors in this community are demanding that prince george's county do something to make this intersection safer. >>> a family friend looks on to the flowers remembering this 14-year-old hit and killed while crossing the street saturday. t community says speeding is a big problem. people don'treally obey the speed limit. >> so they are speeding through here regularly. >> reporter: there is a speed colors like purple and blue, that means they are definitely seeing some hail hit t

canadian government report runs decades of violence against the country's indigenous women activists kamal thora he's reacted too late. son in laws they say he's uncertain palestinians are capable of governing themselves it comes as his plan for peace summit in snubbed by palestinian leaders who accused him of trying to apply the last. farmer joins you next hour with the latest coming up on the international now it's cross talks happening the growth of tariff walls in the u.k. and ireland capitalism is in crisis on one i gave. a low in welcome to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle now it's mexico's turn to our trumps new tariffs actually a message to china also. impeachment picks up steam and a post-mortem on the e.u. elections. across talking some real news i'm joined by my guest here in moscow glenn these and he is a professor at the higher school of economics as well as author of the decay of western civilization and resurgence of russia and in athens we have alex cross of pharo he's the director and writer for the duran dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk ru

the driverho hit kamal has not been is family is keeping funeral plans private. >>> this was a disturbing-old girl first missing and then found dead. and last week her former boyfriend also a teen pleaded guilty to her murder. this morning for the first time we're getting a look at his on videotaped cssion to police. it's a critical piece of evidence here. our northern virginia bureau chief julie carey has the story you'll only see on news 4. >> is that the choke hold you used until she goes unconscious? >> yeah. >> reporter: a chilling confession from a teenaged killer, chilling in its detail and chill bgecause nebu sounds entirely matter of fact about what he did to his i-girlfriend. ring video shows the 16-year-old mount vernon high school student stepping out the door on the last night of her life. when her body was found ibrahim became the chief suspect because he alreadyrg faced cha for a previous assault on her. in a five hour long interview he calmly describes in great detail the night he ended her life o after the ended up in a county park. he started choking her after he flew in

. >> kamal nashid was killed saturday night as he ran into a crosswalk. residents are upset saying the ro is dangerous and they have complained about it sometime but their complaints have gone unanswered by community leaders. >> it's bad. >> i would say pl a traffic ight here but i don't know if that would help or not. ir at first, this church road used to be like awinding road, so people are probably noi used to therent developments and stuff that are popping up. >> the driver who hit nashid said on the scene but police are still lookingor a truckdriver who may have witnessed the collision. >>> nine years in prison is the sentenced handed down to millionaire daniel beckwitt for digging a secret tunnel beneath his home. they say he was afraid of a nuclear disaster. heid a man to dig tunnels under his home. a fire broke out and d khafra in 2017. beckwith plans to appeal his convictn. >>> terrence massey and a ld who is charged as a minor are accused in a burglary at fox fire alarms lock last week in laurel. they say they drove a stolen van through the stor

. >> kamal nashid was hit by acar as he ran into a crosswalk on church road on saturday in bowie. residents say the road, they have complained about t road for sometime but their complaints have gone unanswered by community leader. >> it's bad. would say put a traffic light here but i don't know if that would help or not. >> at first, this church road used to be like a dirt winding road so people are probably notf used to the ent developments that are popping up. >> the driver who hit nashid stayed on the scene but police are still looking for a truckdriver who may have witnessed the clem. >>> nine years in prison is the sentenced handed down to millionaire daniel beckwith for the death of a man at hishouse. he feared nuclear war and he played khafra to dig a tunnel under his home in bethesda. khafra was trapped in that tunnel when a fire broke out in that tunnel. that happened in 2017. be kwith plans to appeal h conviction. >>> terrence massey and a 1asyear-old who is charged a minor are accused in a burglary at fox fire alarms lock last week in laurel. they say they drove a stol

onaturday witnessesold police kamal nashid ran into the crosswalk before traffic stopped at church road and fairview vista dry. he later died at the hospital the driver who hit the teen stayed on the scene.ly today his farelease new pictures of the team. police say they are looking for a truck the victim ran in b fro fore he was struck that. truck did not stay and the scene. one state wmaker saysore needs to be done to get drivers to slow down in that area. >> we d't need anymore traffic studies. we don't need to study this thing anymore. we need to act, and we need a permanent solution. >> nashid had just from georgetown day school in d.c. ahead hat 5:00, the push for safer roads and who lawmakers blame for n doing enouto keep a local community safe. >>> a supreme court decision today giving virginia democrats a leg up in the upcoming election. the ruling centers around the in case requ redistricting in virginia because of racial gerrymandering. d today justiccided the republican-led house of delegates did not have the legal righttohallenge the boundaries. that keeps legislative maps i

kamal regard was jogging near an intersection on church road. the driver who hit him stayed on the scene and police say they and ook for a truck driv news 4's drew wilder spoke to neighbors who say the road has for a long time. >> while adding flowers to the intersection where the teen was killed this weekend, neighbors have been coming up to venting aboutow dangerous this intersection is, and once more the city of bowie has been saying the exact same thing to ' prince georgs county now for more than a decade. >> church road is the county's road but the city of bowie has fielded years of complaints about people driving dangerously fast here. >> the city has been asking the count toe upgrade crch road from one end to the other, for at least last is a years. >> yet nothing. we reached out to prince george's county to ask about this and haven't heard back. >> people don't really obey theo 30, you k speed limit. >> reporter: so they are speeding through regularly? >> preyuch. >> there's a speed camera down here but after you pass that speed camera p

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. >> jimmy: kamal answered he goes, "yeah."t i want to talk about all the shows you ve going on. but i also want to talk about -- because i love your daughters. i just said hi to them backstage. i met them last time, your twin girls. >> yh. >> jimmy: they're so cute. how old are they >> they're 14. twins. one of them was supposed to get our eyebrows done. but she wanted to come here and see you again. so, you're very important, man >> jimmy: aw, thank you. i love you [ cheers and applause >> you're very important, man. verymportant [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i could tell that you -- i can tell that you love them and you're such a good dad also from tiktokbackstage, but i don't know if you know what i'm talking about. you -- they get you do these challeng >> well, i'll be honest with you, i don't know what i'm doing. [ laughter ] they just say, "dad, come over here and dance." and i'm like, "okay. but it just made me laugh. and i go, "that is a good dude right there. and you got some moves i want to show -- here's michael s

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a discussed-- kamal reparations.ven though i am going to vote for elizabeth warren because she can do the most for middle-class america, i thought kamala harris did well and made lots of points related to black america and how we can benefit with her positives. it did not matter who was up there, larry just seems like he is paid by the republican party. i just wanted to make a point there were discussions of reparations. gillibrand also mentioned that, which was surprising. senator harris was very much on point. host: i gathered from larry that immigration is his number one issue and right now, he is hearing what he wants to hear from the president and not these democratic contenders. what do you think about that? caller: i think as an african-american, i think immigration -- this issue of immigration the president is pitting minorities against immigrants. i think that is a manipulative tactic. this guy, larry, is going to vote against himself. if you look at policies republicans have passed, they have been against l