i got to talk to her today here is my chat with senator kamala harris. >> jimmy: senator harris, thankou so much for being on "the tonight show" and coming back to us. >> thanks. >> jimmy: i know these are very difficult times and you're very, very busy right now. so i really, really appreciate this thank you. thank you so much for this >> good to be with you, jimmy. >> jimmy: if you don't mind, i'd like to get right to the breaking news today was that the three other officers involved with the death of george floyd have now been charged. what are your thoughts >> as of today, we're one step closer to justice. but you know, i have long believed, and i think we all know justice delayed is justice denied and why it had to take so long for those other three officers to be held accountable has, you know, caused pain for mr. floyd's family, and the community, and all of us who watched that video and are watching what's happening. but thankfully, keith ellison, the attorney general, has taken over the case and is obviously not wasting any time in making sure that justice is delivered to mr.

. >> judge jeanine: with amy klobuchar out, kamala harris odds are rising. w poll shows democrats favor harris by a wide margin but will the radical left except her past as a prosecutor? harris trying to spin her resume as a positive. >> i know the system from the inside out. i strongly believe we are going to change the systems there has to be the kind of brilliant activism that we have seen from the outside like black lives matter and the leadership there combined with what we need to do on the inside to actually append the systems in a way that we may change to get closer to the idee under the law. >> judge jeanine: all right, jesse, i'm going to start with you. amy klobuchar, i don't know if she has something in her throat or if she was choking back tears but she's always been extremely ambitious, has wanted to be president and certainly vice president. when she says she is bowing out because the president should pick a vp biden if he's president should pick a vp of color. is that the reason she's bowing out? a vulnerability? >> jesse: it's me saying i'm

we're back with senator kamala harris.presidential candidates to join vice president biden, the presumptive nominee. your name's on that list. first question: would you like to join the ticket? >> i'd be honored if asked. and i'm honored to be a part of the conversation. but, honestly, let me just tell you something-- i will do everything in my power wherever i am to help joe biden win. i believe this is the most-- and without-- this is not rhetoric. i truly believe this is the most important election in our lifetime. and when we have donald trump sitting in the white house while his boy, bill barr, as attorney general, but really what he is, is the president's personal lawyer, is in the supreme court trying to get rid of the affordable care act in the middle of a pandemic, a public health crisis, and they're trying to get rid of an initiative, the affordable care act, that brought healthcare to 30 million people. justice is on the ballot in 2020, and saying goodbye to donald trump and, you know, go back to trump tower has

zyrtec muddle no more. >>> tonight, senator kamala harris tweeting that the president's executive order on police reform is, quote, meaningless. harris going on to say since day one he's used racially charged rhetoric all while abandoning police misconduct. i'm glad to talk to you again. obviously you're putting out your point of view here. why do you think this executive order is meaningless? >> well, erin, it's great to be with you. and you know, today actually just -- i just left our judiciary committee hearing in the senate, and we had hours of testimony from people who have been working on this issue for years, if not decades. and there needs to be change. we need to fix the system. and to do that, it's not about commissions. it's not about conversations. it's literally about requiring accountability and consequence of the system and those is the system who break the rules and break the law. you know, the irony of it is that when in the criminal justice system someone is arrested we talk about accountability and consequence but rarely do we talk about accountability and consequence

it has not just democratic supporters like kamala harris and ed markey, but john cornyn, of course, from texas and marco rubio, the senator from florida announced he'd get on board as

kamala harris is the pick.e year ago today that we had that first debate where kamala harris took the fight directly to joe biden about his record on bussing. it was joe biden a few months ago who appeared to throw some cold water on kamala harris' prospects saying it was a real punch in the gut that moment on the debate stage. also i'd say that they've all moved beyond this moment, but i would note what jill biden has written in her book, which is that her husband doesn't hold grudges, she holds grudges and she remembers every slight committed against somebody she loves and she doesn't believe in rewarding bad behavior. jill biden is one of the very few people who literally at biden's side throughout all this pandemic as he hasn't left his home much and so her image looms large in this process. >> karen, you say vice president candidates don't win elections. but there's a certain relevance in donald trump choosing mike pence who nobody doubts is actually a doctrine conservative. the questions that he brings up

kamala harris emerges, she has been well vetted.ndering how important that will be. >> i also think that kamala harris during the campaign, she had a big following. she also turned a lot of people off. she is a double-edged sword. she has been well vetted. even in the campaign, she had some hard times gaining traction. this time right now as we saw over the last week has been such an unpredictable moment in this campaign. the extreme silence of both leaders, they are so different. i have covered hundreds of these events over the last week of what we have saw with the examples. it could not be more different than bob dole and bill clinton. it was sort of, like, you have biden quietly performing at his campaign event where he was supposed to be giving an economic speech. he is in these social distancing circles and having 20 people, hand selected people show up. he relayed someone to give his campaign some momentum, someone who is good on the stop and someone who has a strong person, strong personality. i do think that kamala harris c

joining us to talk about it, potential biden running mate kamala harris.ou for being with us, senator. >> good to be with you. >> you called the senate republican police reform bill weak. schumer called it a non-starter. is there any way for a middle ground here? you have republicans saying if this doesn't pass, there may be nothing this year. >> certainly there's a way for something to be done if everyone approaches it with an earnest desire to actually meet this moment and implement the reforms that we know, we actually have available to us. part of the frustration that we have had is that the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is putting this republican bill up for a vote tomorrow without any meaningful process. i serve on the judiciary committee, so does cory booker, and we're the two senate authors. we've not had any hearings in the senate judiciary committee. over a week after we proposed the bill, it took them over a week to come up with a bill that talks about basically process and having reviews and studying issues. ours is a bill that talks a

almost 2-1 over senator kamala harris followed by stacy abrals and senator amy klobuchar. that was in may. this is june. we're in a moment of intense protests out on the streets. how does that affect joe biden's vice presidential thinking? >> in the wake of these two tests following the murder of ge fl of se tisch ishe's snuffet picking apren >> i think to the extent that there was pressure for diversity on the ticket, that pressure is going to be increase t. >> right now to understand what's happening on the streets, justice must be an urgent issue. i think you have to put a candidate on that ticket that is incredible in that space. >> belcher is a pollster and political strategist. he believes the odds got a lot longer for senator kobe lar. a former prosecutor touched off the protests. >> i'd make the argument that this is unfair, which i think it is. political reality is i think she's a harder pick today because if you pick her today you still are in the position of having to inoculate and explain, you're explaining, so who's stock has risen? >> i don't think there's an

. >>> senator kamala harris is getting a lot of buzz again. phil will break down why she has shot up to the top of the list for potential running mates for joe biden. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. patel. strong sea breeze today. if there was one immediate commitment we made at wynn when we closed in march, it was keeping all 15,000 team-members on board with full pay and free testing for all. we then focused our five-star level of service to all who needed it and did what we always do. we cared about everything and everyone. in our communities and in our homes, we were there. with food and supplies and with love. we made improvements to people's lives. we strove to be better. and we made people happy. like we always do. this closure may have temporarily taken us out of wynn and encore. but it couldn't take the wynn and encore out of us. and now... we are proud to welcome you back. >>> it was a controversial incident. a black man who says he was exercising outdoors and dancing was taken into custody. happening now, the community is comin

>>senator kamala harris sat down for an in-depth interview with kron 4 about everything the protest to what she's doing

there are questions how kamala harris conducted her campaign against him. and then val demings isn't a national household name. and look what happened to sarah palin, you didn't know who she was. you can get defined without you having a chance to do that. i think those are the different pros and cons they're weighing between some of the candidates. if you're asking me who i think is at the top of the list, i think it is kamala harris and val demings. i don't know which is one or two. >> we look forward to seeing whams. thank you for joining us. i hope you get some r&r today. be sure to join chuck for this morning's "meet the press." he'll have an interview with representative adam schiff and director of the center for infectious disease, research and policy out of minnesota. and secretary of homeland security chad wolf. we hope you tune in at 8:00 a.m. right after this newscast. >>> and speaking with decision 2020, the white house tweeted that the president plans to visit yuma, arizona, to survey the border wall. afterwards he is said to go to phoenix, ariz

senator kamala harris is the former attorney general of the state of california. she is a former leading presidential candidate in her party, and she is currently a leading vice presidential contender for this year's election. senator harris joins us live now from washington, d.c. senator harris, it is really good to see you. thank you for making time to be here tonight. >> of course, good to be with you. >> it is a ninth night of protests tonight, including more large protests in washington, d.c. this time. amid the threat of the president using active duty u.s. troops against the u.s. population on u.s. streets. i want you to tell me what you think about that in your own terms. >> i think that the words of the president were not the words of a president. they were the words of a dictator. the fact that he turned tear gas on to a peaceful protest so they could pave the way for them to walk through like the emperor with no clothes, to then hold up the holy bible like it was a prop or a trump stake is absolutely further indication of the fact that he is not fit to b

and i actually ran into senator kamala harris. posted this moment, when she congratulated me on giving birth to moses. now i bring this up because last week the essence festival was canceled, along with many other conventions, summer concert series, and large events in other cities. the essence festival alone provided hundreds of jobs and millions of dollars for the city of new orleans, and for the people who live there. that moment was such a reality check, the massive hit this pandemic will bring on the economy and people's ability to make money. senator kamala harris has been in washington working on legislation to help us get through the pandemic. she joins us now from her home in washington, d.c. senator, let me start with what i think people call conventional wisdom, here. you've talked to people, i've talked to people who say, "what do i do? it's a choice of work or health." and that's what they feel the options are, as we now pieces together, state-by-state. - this, tamron, is one of those moments where people need their g

senate democrats, led by california senator kamala harris, and new jersey senator cory booker supportans on chuckles and no knock warrants. on wednesday, gop senator tim scotn unveiled his police reform bill. that house speaker nancy pelosi and other prominent democrats,d denounr not going far enough. the majority me now by skype to discuss all this, from san francisco with kqed politi , is run only by skype. start with the money, state lawmakers passed a budget but we are in this unusual position in wch this budget isis not actually finally is, can you talk us through this and what we will have a real budget? >> we are in this position because of coronavirus pandemic and that onomic cliff the califoia fell off, a $54 billion budget deficit thatly suddppeared after a surplus had been projected just months before. lawmakers have to pass a budget by june 15, ey did pa something, it is not exactly what the governor wants, he is pushing for deeper cuts to helph deal witdeficit, that would take place basically july begins. h the fiscal year theyd like to see those cuts be sort of laid out

kamala harris remains in the poll position. >> out of my $100 i'm putting $75 on comell kamala harrisortunity for val demings in florida. i'm putting the rest of my chips on her. she has fewer downsides than kamala harris. >> i'm putting $50 on val demings because i think at the end of the day she'd be a smarter pick. it's a way to placate the basins and the signal that the biden campaign is not anti-cop. 40 on kamala harris. i think she has an inside track and $10 to be determined. >> mike: winners and losers. harold. >> the assistant secretary of state mary elizabeth taylor who resigned, talking about her conscience dictating her decisions. we need more courage like that and honesty in politics. the losers are baseball fans. major league baseball can't get its act together. >> my winners are the leaders of the jewish community and brooklyn who took bolt cutters to open up a playground so the kids could play. there were huge protests the day before. that ingenuity is needed. my loser is chief justice john roberts. he has been on the wrong side of many decisions. he's appointed himsel

a black woman for his candidate, $30 val demings, 30 kamala harris, and 20 on susan rice.th stacey abrams she is qualified to be commander in chief. susan rice on paper, african-american woman and national security advisor could step into the job. i think that is attractive. >> bret: all right, panel, winners and losers next week. i give the extra time to shelby steele tonight. we appreciate it and when we come back effortless is the lincoln way. so as you head back out on the road, we'll be doing what we do best. providing some calm amidst the chaos. with virtual, real-time tours of our vehicles as well as remote purchasing. for a little help, on and off the road. now when you buy or lease a new lincoln, we'll make up to 3 payments on your behalf. now every bath fitter bathbath fis installed quickly, now when you buy or lease a new lincoln, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day. we've been creating moments like these fo

74%, believe the country is headed in the wrong direction and for more, i'm joined with senator kamala harriscalifornia, and senator harris, always good to talk to you. i have to start by asking you as a former prosecutor, how do you react to the charges we saw filed in dramatic fashion against these two police officers, one of whom is charged with felony murder in the killing of rayshard brooks? >> well, i have to applaud the prosecutor, paul howard, who from day one, from the day of the incident, i recall, seeing him make statements that he was going to take the case very seriously, that he would move swiftly, putting all of the resources at his disposal into it, and clearly that's what he did. i applaud that. this is part of what is being demanded on the streets of america and 50 states where people are marching is that there be justice, and that equal justice under the law, and so that's where we are, and i applaud the swift and serious attention that he gave it. >> and you know having done the job that part of the, you know, a lot of the game is played in the voir dire, who gets to sit o

and you can see it's happening from all over including our nation's capital which is where kamala harris protested and all the way back here home in the bay area senator harris says too many times have we seen a black man killed by police. and that's why we've seen protesters fight for justice before and we're seeing it yet again the she believes marching peacefully really does create change and she attributes that change to her role as the second black woman to serve the senate now she's working to create change in her role as the senator talked about the new charges against all 4 minneapolis officers involved in the death of george floyd she says while this feels like justice is being served there still more work to be done on a federal level. she does not believe that local district attorneys should be the one investigating misconduct in their own police departments, she further explains what legislation she is fighting for in dc to reform policing in america. >>so i'm calling for independent investigations of police misconduct. i'm also calling for what we need to do around the natio

. >> reporter: senator kamala harris announced new legislation to make juneteenth a federal holiday. the white house issued a statement today, saying this juneteenth, we commit as one nation, to live true to our highest ideals and to build always toward a freer, stronger country that values the dignity and boundless potential of all americans. president trump has repeatedly claimed to be the best president for african- americans. >> we created nearly 9,000 opportunity zones and african- american, asian american and hispanic american unemployment and poverty reached all-time lows. >> reporter: but the "washington post" reports one of the top officials in the state department is leaving. >> writing in her resignation letter the president's comments and actions surrounding racial injustice and black americans cut sharply against my core values and convictions. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: president trump planned to return to the campaign trail in tulsa, oklahoma tonight. but pushed it to tomorrow following criticism about holding the rally on juneteenth. skyler henry, cbs news

speakers will include joe biden, senator kamala harris and more.thanks to both of you for joining me. reverend sharpton, i want to ask you about something we just heard from president trump. you understand better than anyone the importance of protests, peaceful protests. he tweeted earlier today, quote, any protesters, anarchists, agitators, losers or low lives going to oklahoma, please understand you will not be treated like you have been in new york, seattle or minneapolis, it will be a much different scene. now, mark lotter said he was simply urging protest attorneys peaceful, but what do you make of those very strong words? >> i think that it is provocative, unnecessary, and very much disrespectful for people that want to exercise the right to protest. i'm on my way to tulsa, oklahoma, now, after doing the charge of -- for the virtual forum you announced. and i'm keynoting the juneteenth celebration there today. many of them will be protesting his rally tomorrow. how is he going to distinguish between those that are protesting police brutality,

. >> here is some of what senator kamala harris and cory booker said today when they were forced to rush to the senate floor during the memorial service for george floyd to stop the one center who was opposed to their anti-lynching bill. >> on this very day on this very hour there is a memorial service to honor the life of george floyd who was murdered on a sidewalk by a police officer with a knee on his neck for 8:42 george floyd pleads for his life, calls for his late mother and said he could not breathe. so it is remarkable and painful to be standing here right now especially when people of all races are marching in the streets of america outraged by the hate and violence and murder that has been fueled by racism during the span of this country's life. our country has waited too long for a reckoning on this issue of lynching, and i believe no senator should stop the full weight of the law in its capacity to protect these human beings and lives. >> of all days we are doing this, of all days that we are doing this right now having to hear the screams of this body of membership as bodies

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investigation into fuller's death have gained national attention, after tweets by both senator kamala harris and kim kardashian went viral. palmdale officials are now calling for an independent investigation and autopsy. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, los angeles. in chicago, strangers came together to achieve a dramatic rescue this weekend. surveillance cameras captured a moment a van ran a red light, e.the reusd to the rescue, righting the vehicle and then using hammers and bats to break the windows. we're happy to say, mother and child are okay. straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," black-owned businesses struggling to survive pandemic pain. protesters in hong kong mark one year in their fight for freedom from chinese rule. later, how a book about racism lead to a chance conversation that united two strangers. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news" >> garrett: president trump is celebrating his 74th birthday. the president returned to washington tonight after spending the weekend at his new jersey golf club. mr. trump is working on an executive order on policing, while top senate republi

as will senator, california senator and former california attorney general kamala harris. she is going to be joining us live tonight as well. and very much looking forward to speaking with those guests this evening. we will also of course be keeping an eye onion going protests in multiple cities tonight, where we have reporters on the grown, on the ninth night of large protests in america, in the wake of the killing of george floyd. lots of curfews that have affected american cities large and small tonight. curfews seem to have had an effect, of the sort of level of mayhem we've seen into the late night last night but we will be open tonight. coast to coast. again, with reporters in multiple cities. as these protests continue. and as we watch to see what the impact may be on these protests, of the new charges, announced today, for the officer whose knee was on the neck of george floyd when he apparently died in custody. and the other officers who were looking on, and part of that arrest when it happened. >>> when james mattis resigned as defense secretary, a year and a hal

so i think the democrats, if joe biden selected kamala harris as his running mate, you would have a person believe would add strength to that ticket and help us in those numbers. neil: all right. we'll watch closely, senator. i hope you have a wonderful father's day. politics always beyond that, so i wish you well and your family. >> thank you, sir. >> neil, it's always good to be with you. stay my friend. neil: pan touching on the party's relationship with the police and law and order and that sort of thing. a florida restaurant owner decide today do something novel. now what? i'm sick and tired of hearing this police bashing. you, officers have a safe haven here. when he used the safe haven term people went nuts on social media, but a good nuts. i'll explain. for as little as $5, now anyone can own companies in the s&p 500, even if their shares cost more. at $5 a slice, you could own ten companies for $50 instead of paying thousands. all commission free online. schwab stock slices: an easy way to start investing or to give the gift of stock ownership. schwab. own your tomorrow. feel cool

we are joined now by phone by democratic senator kamala harris. she joined the protest in washington park in d.c. on saturday. i want to get your reaction on what the president said about his desire, although he may not have the authority, to order u.s. active military into the cities to basically take over those cities. >> to be clear, these are not the words of a president. these are the words of a dictator. he talked about dominating the streets. dominating is just another way of saying supremacy. that is part of the theme of who donald trump is. after a long career of running for office and being president, where he is met full-time -- prepared to use the military against its own people? that's not the sign of a commander in chief. i said recently donald trump is like the worst combination of george wallace and richard nixon. he is not capable of loading our country, especially in this moment of crisis where people are in pain. america is raw and her wounds are exposed. what he is doing is just fanning the flame of hurt and pain. >> the presid

i've put kamala harris and cory booker in charge of coming one a strong plan. and today, another thing we did, we asked mitch mcconnell, promise that in june, you'll put this strong piece of legislation on the floor so we get action. so we get real action. i think the house will do something, we're working in concert as is corey and kamela, and we're going to keep pushing and pushing. and i hope your listeners will call every republican senator and say, especially if they live in states that have republican senators, how can you tolerate this? you're not doing your job. >> senator chuck schumer of the state of new york, and a

kamala harris wants to make today, juneteenth, a federal holiday.this day, 154 years ago, slaves in texas finally found out that they were free. this ended slavery in the united states. ktvu's flank falcone is here with more on juneteenth. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the emancipation proclamation was delivered by abraham lincoln. it took another 2 1/2 years for texas to recognize that. on this date, june the 19th, all slaves were finally free here in the united states. the senate passed a resolution recognizing juneteenth as an holiday. 46 states recognize juneteenth only, for do not. hawaii, south dakota, north dakota and montana. it has been a state holiday for 40 years in texas. the civil rights leader, dr. martin luther king junior, says, it is time now for our country to come together and celebrate this day. >> i believe is very important that there be an executive order declaring juneteenth as a national holiday. that will not just be a time to celebrate. we can use transformation, love and peace to have america come together. wit

if kamala harris is 1a, is there a want to be?nk that lujan grisham and new mexico is one to keep an eye on depending on how things cook up, but it's getting to the point with harris that it has taken on a life of its own, the gravity of its own. if he doesn't choose her, he will be having seen to snub her. it better be pretty exceptional. >> bill: more democrats think it woman of color would be the vp. nice to see you. i tell you what, or basements look lovely. i can't wait to crash. >> this is my living room, baby. you should see my basement. you're always welcome. >> bill: thank you. talk to you soon. >> bill: n/a moments, how it's affecting the upcoming election, and the ag bill barr says he's very troubled by the findings of an investigation in russia matter. martha maccallum will take that on. she is next. ♪ my age-related macular degeneration could lead to vision loss. so today i made a plan with my doctor, which includes preservision... because he said a multi- vitamin alone may not be enough. and it's my vision, my mornin

>> stephen: kamala harris?mala harris. >> stephen: do you have an opinion on who it should be? >> i am not going to "should" all over joe biden. i am not going to "should" all over joe biden. >> stephen: would rand paul be a good choice? >> hell no, i would use a more choice word because that's the mood i'm in. >> stephen: senator, thanks for being here. >> love you man, thank you very much. >> stephen: senator cory booker, everybody. back with a performance by brian wilson. ♪ ♪ we've got the retinol that gives you results in one week. not just any retinol. accelerated retinol sa. for not only smoother skin in one day, but younger-looking skin in just one week. and that's clinically proven. results that fast or your money back. unless you're attached to your wrinkles. one week is all it takes. neutrogena®. tonight, try pure zzzs all night. one week is all it takes. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. s

kamala harris, a potential vice presidential running mate for biden, got into an exchange over this issue with meghan mccain on "the view" yesterda. take a look. >> anything there's any rational american who doesn't think that we need to take a cold hard look at reforming our police, but there was a video that went viral over the weekend of the mayor of minneapolis being yelled at saying, yes or no question, are you for defunding the police? i'm going to ask the same question. are you for defunding the police? >> how are you defining defund the police? >> i'm not for anything remotely for that, so i would ask the protesters the same thing but i assume, and again, this is something that is new to me, i assume it's removing police and as congresswoman ilhan omar said, bring in a new way of governing and law and order into a community, and my understanding, again, this is something that has just come into my understanding recently is that you would not have police officers like this minneapolis city council woman said, i would be a place of privilege if someone broke into my home and i wante

>>senator kamala harris spoke with us at kron 4 about the protests and what they're doing in >>and 29 look at the weather how hot it's going to be today and then the cool down that we get high john. >>they there daria yeah, a big cool down in the works for us be thankful for it well you have to have me tell you that because it's just too hot. the past few days to really enjoy your afternoon southeast but come the weekend so much more enjoyable whether it's a cop. you can see outside the golden gate bridge skies are nice and clear in fact the golden gate bridge and some of our coastal areas are enjoying a pretty cool days had already an increase coastal breeze will keep coastal spots, nice and cool all our inland areas still toasty dublin, 79 right now in fairfield already climbing up to 80 degrees later today, we're still hanging on to 100 degrees antioch as well as some 90's and san jose livermore concord on it to napa and santa rosa oakland and san francisco seeing temperatures falling out of yesterday's 80's and 90's to the 70's and 80's today. tomorrow in even greater difference t

>> stephen: kamala harris?g to talk bad about joe biden. >> stephen: would rand paul be a good choice? >> no, i would use a more choice word because that's the mood i'm in. >> stephen: senator, thanks for being here. >> thank you very much. >> stephen: senator cory booker, everybody. back with a performance by brian wilson. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is my body of proof. proof i can fight moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. proof i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. proof of less joint pain... ...and clearer skin in psa. humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb, hepat

be almost the consensus top six in various reporting outlets are the times a.p., val demings, kamala harrisms, and new mexico's governor susan rice, and elizabeth warren. the next page here, there are various reports, tammy duckworth, tammy baldwin, and amy klobuchar that they're also being vetted in some form or another. kasie hunt, i think what's notable is if you take a look at the consensus top six, four of the six are african-americans and five of the six are women of color. >> that's right, chuck, and i think it's very clear that that is a significant consideration in this moment. he certainly is under a lot of pressure to choose a woman of color, although i would note that jim clyburn, who has been someone that's had the vice president's ear on this says it's not necessarily a requirement that they do that. i do think also the thing that is probably weighing the most heavily is that there is a very real sense that they need to make sure that they are choosing someone who voters, and particularly independent voters, feel confident could step in to the top job were that necessary and t

senator kamala harris tweeted quote, this isn't just a wink to white supremacists, he is throwing them a welcome home party. ouch. scheduling the rally didn't stop threat from threatening would-be demonstrators in oklahoma, unleashing the ire of the aclu which reminded protesters that peaceful assembly is a first amendment right and they will sue quote any president, mayor, or police chief who attacks protesters, like they did in dc, seattle and minneapolis. with the election five months away, and trump now sinking under the seismic issues of coronavirus, and george floyd protests, we cannot deny that america looks and feels different than it did three weeks ago and that change is not good news for trump. he licked his wounds on twitter. after the supreme court blocked his bid to end daca. days after ruling that the civil rights act does indeed protect guy, lesbian, and transgender employees from discrimination, house speaker nancy pelosi has ordered the removal of four portraits of confederate house speakers on display at the capitol and a fresh quinnipiac poll know shows the majority

. >> let's turn to presidential campaign polics, r senator, kamala harris, seems to be on the shortlistor a vice presidential pick for joe biden.sh how doesstand in the horserace right now, and who else is in the running? memories i'll start with you. >> yeah, i think it is hard to tell right now. there is a list of tome eight a dozen people that the biting campaign hapabeen ntly vetting. he has promised that the vp candidate will be a woman. kamala harris is up there along with other prominent african- americans like stacey abrams, florida representative val devex, a former police chief or have seen some not as well- known names, the governor of new mexico, and i think in some ways, harr brings a lot to the table, she is african- american she has a background in policing, but that is a double-edged sword, when she ths ready. k there is a question now as she tries to lead the way on capitol hill, if that is ing to enough for some people in a progressive lien on the party. but, i definitely think she is on the shortlist. >> ron, i would like to turn to you, and talk about the tulsa ua ra

kamala harris accused him of working with racist senators.the bussing programme which was so important to the civil rights movement, and you're going to tell your african—american constituents that they must vote forjoe biden? i was not in congress in 1994 when the crime bill passed but a large proportion of the congressional black caucus back then supported the crime bill, not because of the reasons you mentioned, but because it included a ban on assault weapons. we have a problem in the united states of america, where we have weapons of war that are easily attainable. that was part of it. yeah, was the crime bill flawed? yes, it was. and joe biden and others, bill clinton and others, have admitted it was flawed and have conceded it disproportionately, negatively impacted african—americans in the country. i think one of the true tests of leadership is the ability of somebody to admit they are wrong and to change and to evolve and to take the evidence and reformulate an opinion. i don't want somebody who can never ever admit a mistake. the bo

. >> senator kamala harris is getting buzz again. chronicle insider is breaking down why she has a shot of getting up to the top of the list of potential running mates for joe biden. >>. >>> plus a pediatrician is trying to see what questions to ask in summer camp. >> i'm meteorologist sandy patel, gusty out there, and changes are in the works for the weekend. i will tell you all about it. >> and on jimmy kimmel live -- >> and on jimmy kimmel live. >> stay tuned to abc7 news for nightline. tonight is a special episode on colin kaepernick. >> why the did he not get a call from another team or an opportunity from another team, you can only guess it's because of the position that he taken by kneeling in the anthem. it was not about ability. >> >>> new details investigators have identified a man who threatened a family wearing black lives matter shirts with violence at a burling game restaurant. s sanmatao district attorney said that the suspect is being investigated for the incident. his father was and his son is in law enforcement. >>>

cory booker and kamala harris to introduce the justice in policing act. the profiling act that that i have cosponsored for many years and then now to end racial profiling this is the only hearing the senate has held in 20 years and racial profiling. it would be in choke holds like what killed george floyd those that led to the death of rhianna taylor and in 2014 many americans were shocked to see tanks rolling to the streets of ferguson missouri. shortly afterwards or as a hearing the same subcommittee where we heard compellinge testimony the shocking reality that local police departments all over thed country armed with billions of dollars of military surplus equipment. that will limit the transfer to state and local police even with the dashboard cameras and body cameras and with this registry and with that accountability with us constitutional rights to be violated can recover in court and after the civil war the congress passed the civil rights act of 1871 to assure that any person acting in theth official capacity who deprives another can be held lia

>>kron 4 sat down with senator kamala harris and talked about protests and about what she's doing to create real >>5.29 right now a lot of news to get to this morning. but it is going to be another hot day around the bay. so when we take a peek at the weather for yeah, let's start with that john trouble standing by with a closer look good morning john. >>good morning guys. yeah, another hot one today, good news is not quite as hot as yesterday. but we're only a few degrees down so it's still going to be feeling really toasty if you're venturing out this afternoon. san francisco. another clear morning just as we have been seeing no fog at the coast and we will be looking at that maintaining itself through the day today, lots of sunshine to be expected. and clear skies are going to result in temperatures climbing pretty quickly so go ahead get those windows open, but the cool breeze in this morning by the afternoon, those 50's 60's will be a thing of the past and we'll be talking about more 80's, 90's and still hanging on to a 100 degrees conquered you're down from triple digits yester

investigation into fuller's death have gained national attention, after tweets by both senator kamala harris kimaldale officials are now cag for an independent investigation and autopsy. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, los geles. >> garrett: president trump is celebrating his 74th birthday. the president returned to washington tonight after spending the weekend at his new jersey golf club. mr. trump is working on an executive order on policing, while top senate republicans plan to unveil their reform package this week. cbs's nikole killion reports. >> reporter: the police-involved shooting of rayshard brooks outside of an atlanta fast food restaurant this weekend is now garnering attention from the trump administration. >> it's not clear cut, you know, like the callous murder that occurred in minnesota. >> reporter: the death of another african american man at the hands of police renewed calls for reform. >> one of the challenges that we have in these split-second decisions is the need for more training. >> reporter: south carolina senator tim scott is leading republican efforts, and will intr

elizabeth warren of massachusetts and kamala harris of california.candidates with strong identities. and two women who can occupy senior posts in his administration, kamala harris by a lot of people's opinions would be a great attorney general for the country. elizabeth warren a treasury secretary. >> this is very true. so these are the questions that biden and his team are trying to answer. are these very talented individuals most useful in the white house or in somewhere else in the cabinet or even still in the senate. there's a game that has to be played of some degree of chess where you figure out who can replace warren or harris, if they are removed from the senate in a way that benefits biden and his agenda at most. >> value demmings, democrat from florida, a house manager during the impeachment, also a police chief in orlando, the first woman to hold that position. she actually mentioned the other day she may not want the job as much as it needs her. she's definitely not shied away from the fact she thinks in this particular moment, she might

be almost the consensus top six in various reporting outlets are the times a.p., val demings, kamala harris mexico's governor susan rice and elizabeth warren. the next page here, there are various reports, tammy duckworth, tammy baldwin and amy klobuchar that they're also being vetted in some form or another. casey hunt, i think what's notable is if you take a look at the consensus top six, four of the six are african-americans and five of the six are women of color. >> that's right, chuck, and i think it's very clear that that is a significant consideration in this moment. he certainly is under a lot of pressure to choose a woman of color, although i would note that jim clyburn who is someone that's had the vice president's ear on this says it's not necessarily a requirement that they do that. i do think also the thing that is probably weighing the most heavily is that there say very real sense that they need to make sure that they are choosing someone who voters, and particularly, independent voters feel confident could step into the top job were that necessary and that set of quailificat

kamala harris who has run a national campaign. there are different ways of looking at this. way do you think biden is more concerned about what at this point? >> i think in the moment that we're in right now, obviously the push for an african-american woman is probably something that vice president biden has been focusing on a lot, but let's assume that this moment sort of eases at some point and then you get to the whole -- both the electability issue and also the issue of who can step in once -- if given his age, if he actually wins. so he's got to balance who can help him beat trump and who looks like they are going to be qualified enough to step in on day one because of his age, and that's where you start leaning and seeing him lean more towards maybe the senators and maybe the kamala harris or maybe elizabeth warren. it's such a tricky road to hoe for him. you know, val demings looks fantastic right now when you look at her on paper. she did a really good job on the impeachment trial in the eyes of many people, but there's still a lot to consider, and i still think he m

>>senator kamala harris sat down with kron 4 news talking about everything from protest to what she's doing in dc to >>and we are back waiting for the ringing of the opening bell to signal the start of the trading day here on wall street. just about a couple minutes away from that we did have a decent rally yesterday. but it looks like the dow is contracting a bit anyway. futures are pointing negative by about a 100 points. so 're looking for at least a down start. >>to the trading day down to that a look at zoom, yeah that guy zoom it's all about wow, i mean they've taken off and abetting who knew about 2 months ago i never used it before this whole thing and now it's everybody way to stay connected. absolutely. yeah. >>well we want to get a check of the weather got john here stand by looking at the we've got tough hot temperatures once again john but not as hot, i guess at least as yesterday. >>yeah not as hot as yesterday so we worked our way in the right direction for sure, but we still have work to do and work we will and over the next 24 hours temperatures are about to cool down