amy: " "leave me alone" has kenneth chamberlain.ne of the officers was accucusd -word.ling the n n listen carefully. you can hear the officer heart banging on chamberlain's window. chamberlain repeatedlyly says, don't do that, i'm ok. the officer responds, yes, by using the n-word. listen closely. >> don't do that, sir. don't do that, officer. don't do that. don't do that. don't do that. do not do that. i'm telling you, i'm ok. i'm telling you, i'm ok. i'm telling you, i'm ok. amy: a video camera a on the police taser gun recorded the next sequence. you can hear kenneth chamberlain say that police have standards and try pence in the police will kill him. again, warning, this contaiains disturbing footage. >> t they hahave shohotguns.s. >> mr. chahamberlain. mr. chamberlrlain. amy: mr. chamberlain's has "i have a bad heart." while the police were threatened to break down his door, chamberlain sister called the police. she was contacted by lifeaid. an attempt to defuse the situation, soon after she was assured the police would not sho

we can do that with our guest, kenneth rogoff joins us.has been a wonderful supporter of bloomberg over the years and we are thrilled he could join us. your --o ask you about the curse of cash. it was my book of the year a few years ago. update -- give us an update on the efficacy of negative interest rates in the united kingdom and united states , given how they are fine it -- given how they are financial systems are so different. would negative interest rates help? ken: right now, there is so much going on, i don't think it would be a good idea to do something so experimental. years, after the government has gone through many ,ore stimulus spending measures after the federal reserve has tried to guarantee -- it has been a credit provider of last resort for a long time but things are not growing. i absolutely think this should be on the table. it is silly to take it off the table. it would work, but it has to be done right. i don't think europe has done it right. you have to deal with cash hoarding so you can make interest rates very nega

so that is why kenneth had the time to make the call.t is disturbing here is that police have always known that that 911 tape existed. there seems to be some controversy -- well, we did not know this. the community was not under the impression, never heard about any 911 call until this case -- it was in may. for quickly, he was released once we really began the outcry to say this man should not be in jail because it corroborated what he said "i did not know it was police coming in." i thinknk they attempt to say sometimes that he has contradicted himself. but i think it is insane for them to think like that. if you think about what it is to see someone you love, who you just in bed with, be murdered in they of you, by the time take you to interview you, only god knows what you will say -- you know, there's so many things going on in your head. and police know this better than anyone, that is why they wait so long to be interviewed after they have had a sisituation like this where they have taken someone's life. amy: the man they say they

>> good morning, mona, kenneth.n person and online, so many artists and entertainers using their platforms in an effort to encourage peaceful and thoughtful conversations like academy award winner jamie foxx. >> they have to respect us. they have to love us. that man cried out for his mom. that man cried out for his mom. >> reporter: jamie foxx joining interfaith leaders for a kneel-in outside city hall in san francisco on monday. at y can caltime, y here to let time, i'll be here. >> reporter: the actor donating his time while other stars step up in other ways. drake donating $100,000 to national bailout in order to help reunite black families. in fact, the music industry almost entirely shutting down this morning using #theshowmustbepaused. apple music, sony, republic records, and so many other industry giants stopping for quote a day to disconnect from work and reconnect with our community. beats one radio host ebro darden saying, all my shows are canceled. i will repair replays of conversations with politicians

hi, kenneth.uarantine has meant a break from dating whether we intentionally wanted it or not. but rosie bell tells us why that might be a good thing. for rosie bell, a real-life happily ever after would be nary a harry and no noah. at least for a year. the author and travel writer challenging herself to a man-free year of no dating. >> so you're telling me it's possible, a full year, 12 months, 365 days, with no men at all? >> well, men friends. male friends, yes. but no romantic dalliances if possible. it was a personal challenge to see if i could do it, but also something i felt i really needed. it was a healing process. >> reporter: rosie, a self-described romantic at heart and serial dater, knew she needed a break after one catastrophically bad date. she decided to ditch dating completely, setting the rules for her single road ahead. >> no dating apps. no going on dates. no physical activity with gentlemen. and just taking time to myself. >> reporter: instead of tindering, rosie began traveli

i'm kenneth moton. >> i'm mona kosar abdi. here's some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> former national security adviser john bolton is warning re-electing president trump would be dangerous for the country. he says he's hoping for a one-term presidency and claims he won't vote for trump or joe biden. that's ahead of his book release this week. >>> new york city moving to phase two. restaurants, barbershops, and other businesses all set to reopen today, as the big apple continues its coronavirus recovery. as many as 300,000 people heading back to work. >>> comedian d.l. hughley is recovering after collapsing on stage. the actor telling fans on social media he was suffering from exhaustion and dehydration, then finding out he tested for coronavirus. he's now in quarantine. ime black driver, targeteds only by what he called a despicable act of hatred. a noose found hanging in his garage stall at talladega super speedway in talladega. those are some of our top stories on this monday, june

kenneth, mona? >> megan, thank you.s will have live coverage of today's memorial service for george floyd beginning around 2:00 p.m. eastern. >>> in los angeles protesters calling for the police department's funding to be cut are getting their wish. mayor eric garcetti announced plans to slash about $150 million from the lapd's budget. he wants to divert the money to address problems in disenfranchised communities of color. garcetti said they need to make a firm commitment to change, not just with words but with action. >>> president trump firing back after being blasted by his former defense attorney. jim mathis wrote a rare scathing critique in "the atlantic" magazine, saying in part, donald trump is the first president in my lifetime who does not try to unite the american people, does not even pretend, instead tries to divide us. we are witnessing the consequences of three years without mature leadership. mattis didn't back away from his statement in an interview with abc's martha raddatz. >> i just spoke to him a sh

we, as a country, can't breathe anymore. >> kenneth gibson, nbc news, new york >>> coming up next, a rush delivery like no other. we'll take you inside the massive mission to get a billion covid vaccines delivered >>> and now to a massive mission, an inside look at what it's going to take to get a billion covid-19 vaccines from drug-making factories to your doctor's office the help health of so many americans depends on them doing it right. kevin tibbles reports. >> reporter: a warehouse on wings, cargo let me ask you flight 7004, a giant 747, lumbers into chicago's o'hare airport following an over the pole flight from europe. the ground crew that has just four hours to empty this whale of an aircraft and reload it. >> especially if you have temperature controlled product you need to move the product as quickly as possible >> reporter: and it's this same system we will count on to supply the world with any future covid vaccine. the logistics of delivering it to your corner pharmacy are daunting everyone, including myself, needs a temperature check to enter dhl's massive 400,000 squar

kenneth, mona. >> andrea, thank you. >>> time now for a look at your tuesday morning weather.hat was tropical storm cristobal left behind serious flooding along the gulf coast. rescue crews seen here bringing people to safety in louisiana as the water was rising. and now as the storm moves north, flood warnings and watches are posted all the way to wisconsin. some areas could see 4 inches of rain today. checking today's high temperatures, 98 in dallas, hot around the great lakes as well. and it will feel like august in new york but only in the 60s in the pacific northwest. >>> coming up, a new plan for the return of major league baseball. >>> but first how a cruise ship nightmare that lasted for six long months finally ended. >>> and a new twist in the battle between prince andrew and >>> check out this bear performing a balancing act on a fence in montana. the homeowner who stayed inside said the bear walked around his yard for about 20 minutes looking for food but then took off. >>> prosecutors investigating sex offender jeffrey epstein appear to be turning up the heat on br

kenneth and mona? >> andrea, thank you. >>> two atlanta police officers controversial and violent arrests over the weekend. body cam video shows the officers using tasers on two college students as they tried to remove the students from their vehie. police say they repeatedly tried to stop the car before the incident. atlanta's mayor says the officers have been fired for using excessive force. the actions of three other officers at the scene are under investigation. the students have been released. >>> and we are just getting news from boston where at least seven police officers have been hospitalized after protests turned violent. more than 20 patrol cars are damaged. at least 40 people were arrested. and from boston to california, we're getting more reports of looting and crowds taking advante a peaceful protest earlier in the evening. >> they're diminishing the most impactful political utility. >> this looting will not help to advance what we are trying to do. >> i'm not here to loot. i'm not here t

kenneth and mona. >> ines, thank you. >>> as more areas of the country re-open we're seeing a spike inew coronavirus infections. utah was one of the first states to begin re-open last month and has 10,000 cases, double the number reported when re-opening started. arizona reported nearly 1,000 new cases on wednesday. about two weeks after lockdowns ended there. experts say the increase in cases might be linked to recent holidays which brought people together. >> all it takes is one infected person among a large gathering without the proper precautions to see these spikes and holidays as you mentioned, mother's day, memorial day do lean toward larger groups of individuals coming together both indoors and outdoors. >> and now there's new concern that the nationwide protests will lead to even more spikes. city officials in los angeles are urging protesters to self-quarantine for 14 days. >>> time now for a look at your friday morning weather. a light show in the skies over the nation's capital. lightning struck the washington monument and two national guardsmen were seriously injured durin

kenneth, mona. >> megan, thank you.bc news will bring you live coverage of today's memorial service for george floyd beginning around 2:00 p.m. eastern. >>> breaking news overnight in california where police admit a suspected looter was kneeling when he was shot and killed by police. an officer near san francisco shot and killed 22-year-old sean monterrosa early tuesday after police responded to a looting call at a walgreens. the police chief says the officer opened fire when monterrosa got on his knees mistaking a hammer in his waistband for a gun. the officer who shot him is on paid leave. >>> new video overnight from huntsville, alabama, where police ended a peaceful rally with tear gas and rubber bullets. one officer appears to get out of his car and calmly use pepper spray on people. a lieutenant says the crowd was not violent but says they dispersed the crowd because officers were not going to, quote, roll the dice. one alabama congressman is now comparing the scene to bloody sunday in selma. >>> in los angeles, p

kenneth, mona. >> megan, thank you. >>> schools in minneapolis are cutting ties with the city's police department in response to george floyd's death. the school board has voted unanimously to terminate the police department's contract to provide school resource officers. one school official said she's now convinced the police in schools don't share the same values. >>> breaking overnight this video from a gas station outside washington, d.c. has now led to the suspension of three police officers in prince george's county, maryland. an officer is seen throwing an assault suspect to the ground. when backup arrived, the officer is seen kicking the suspect two times. both officers and their supervisor are under investigation. >>> now to houston, george floyd's hometown, where at least 200 people have been arrested in the last 24 hours. it comes after tens of thousands of people joined floyd's family for a protest to where they made a plea for peace. george floyd's family leading the way in houston. [ crowd chanting ] marching side by side with a crowd of 60,000. >> the crowd has doubled i

kenneth, mona. >> zohreen, thank you. >>> some tense moments outside president trump's campaign rally in phoenix. explosions were heard when police faced off with protesters in the street. police say officers used flashbangs and pepper spray to break up the crowd which they say had moved outside a designated protest area and they say two people in the crowd assaulted two officers. >>> former president barack obama hit the campaign trail at a virtual fund-raiser for joe biden bringing in $7.6 million. obama urged democrats to learn from 2016 saying they can't be complacent. he suggested republican lawmakers will never abandon president trump. >> what we have seen over the last couple of years is a white house enabled by republicans in congress and a media structure that supports them that suggests facts don't matter, science doesn't matter, suggests that a deadly disease is fake news. >> obama also warned democrats that there's a fierce backlash against change. >>> primary election results in new york city are showing what could be a big upset for one of the most powerful democrats on

kenneth and mona. >> andrea, thank you. >>> now to the other big story this morning. the white house facing serious new questions after reports that russia paid bounties to kill u.s. troops in afghanistan. alex presha has the latest. >> reporter: overnight president trump pushing back on a bombshell "new york times" report accusing russia of offering bounties on u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. that same report saying the president was briefed on the findings. trump responded in a tweet that intel told him they did not find this info credible and therefore did not report it to me or vice president pence. that report says russian intelligence officers offered to pay the taliban to kill american troops amid peace talks to end america's longest war. a military official confirmed the report to abc news but did not know if the president had been briefed. the political fallout has been swift. >> if it is true, underline the word if, that they are paying surrogates to kill americans, this is one of the most serious matters i think that has arisen in the trump administration. >>

>> guest: the independent counsel aspired in 1999, that is what kenneth starr was appointed under most famously, it was a statute, oversight of judges in separate and distinct from the department of justice it didn't really have a role for the executive branch. a lot of people saw what happened to bill clinton in the whitewater investigation and almost bipartisan agreement that we don't need that to happen again the way it happened and in an attempt to not have a repeat of the kenneth starr investigation the department of justice past a regulation, what bob mueller was appointed at its gerald in the scooter libby prosecution was appointed under that statute i believe. it was used from time to time where the independence of the department of justice and the executive branch could be put into question. it is very discretionary as to when it could be implemented but puts protection in the firing of the special counsel, makes it the for a cause instead of the will of the discretion of the department of justice. it is something as i outlined in the book unconstitutional and i think should b

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kenneth and andrea. >> thank you, alex. >>> time now for a look at your thursday morning weather. more hot and dry conditions are expected today near tucson, arizona, where crews are fighting a wildfire that's burned nearly 24,000 takers. it's only about 40% contained. residents on alert to evacuate at any time. checking the radar some severe storms in the middle of the country today, hail and strong winds possible from minnesota to kansas. high temperatures will be in the 90s across that region. record highs possible in new england. meanwhile, 75 degrees in both l.a. and seattle. >>> coming up, a big change coming to target. >>> but first a developing story disturbing charges filed against one of the stars from "that '70s show." how he's responding this morning. >>> and caught on camera, two teenagers and their very close encounter with a sha >>> back now with this scene from kentucky. these are people lining up for unemployment benefits at the state capitol. some waited for eight hours. they said they wanted to speak to a human instead of going through the phone system. some hav

kenneth and mona. >> all right, ines, thank you. >>> now to the latest on president trump targeting anerly protester badly injured after he was pushed by two officers. the protester's friends are now coming to his defense after president trump suggested he may be faking the fall. this morning, friends of an elderly protester pushed by police in buffalo are expressing outrage at president trump. >> absolutely absurd, and i think that it's actually a detraction and a deflection for what's really happening in this moment. >> reporter: while the nation mourned george floyd and protests for police reform persist across the country, the president shared a conspiracy theory about what happened to gugino. >> he is bleeding. >> reporter: the 75-year-old protester seen on video on the ground after being shoved by two howevers. trump tweeted, he could be an antifa provocateur tweeting he scanned police communications. i watched. he fell harder than was pushed. could be a setup. gugino's friends say he's a devout catholic and peace activist. >> he went there because he was so sad about what had ha

kenneth and mona. >> a lot of new development, thank you, megan. >>> a manhunt under way for a california sheriff's deputy. police say he fired at the police department in paso robles and may be connected to the fatal shooting of a homeless man. cameras captured video of the suspect. police believe the officers were targeted. >> just because a law enforcement officer does something wrong doesn't me every police officer is like that but that's what we're living with. >> the wounded deputy is in serious condition. >>> more police departments are announcing reforms in the wake of george floyd's death. last night his brother marched outside the white house after pleading with members of congress to, quote, stop the pain. it comes as we learn new details about the officers charged in floyd's death. abc's karina mitchell has more. >> reporter: this morning, one of the former minneapolis police officers charged in george floyd's death is out of jail. thomas lane posting $750,000 bail as new details emerge about derek chauvin, the former cop facing the most serious charges. prosecutors say before

kenneth and mona. >> andrea, thank you. >>> a news crew from australia got caught up in the violence in washington. police were seen hitting the cameraman with a shield then punching him. a reporter hit with a baton as she ran away. they're calling for an investigation. >>> new this morning, incredible images from seattle. a reporter pelted by a police flash grenade as peaceful protests turned chaotic. police declaring them in the city a riot as tensions escalate across this country. a seventh night of chaos across the country. protesters in new york attacking police overnight bashing an officer over the head by a brick sparking a stampede as cops draw their weapons. marchers took to the streets peacefully early in the day. this powerful moment, the highest ranking uniformed member of the nypd kneeling with demonstrators. >> everything they've given their blood for and the communities they serve and we all love can go back together and get those groups out of here from california, from all over this country who are being paid to take this movement, which is a good movement, and turn

kenneth and erielle. >>> police in new york are investigating the poisoning of three officers. the officers said that they got sick after drinking milk shakes from a shake shack. they were all taken to the hospital in stable condition. the chief says an investigation found no crime was committed by the restaurant employees. investigators are looking into whether the workers failed to clean the shake machine properly. >>> the fbi is looking into the hanging deaths of two black men in southern california. in the first case robert fuller's body was found early on the morning of june 10th across from city hall in palmdale. officials initially considered the case a suicide, but his family said that didn't make sense, and detectives say nothing else was found at the scene other than a rope, the backpack fuller was wearing and items in his pockets. officials are now searching for more clues. >> this is a death investigation, and we're going to wait for the coroner to make the official pronouncement of what it is, but we don't have any lead taking us any other direction, but we're goin

kenneth and mona. >> all right, andrea, thank you. >>> let's get right to the breaking news overnight about those allegations that russia offered bounties for the deaths of american troops in afghanistan. >> a new report overnight says white house officials were aware of the intelligence more than a year ago raising the question did president trump know about the alleged bounties, and what, if anything, was done to protect u.s. forces? >> abc's alex presha has details and reaction from capitol hill. >> reporter: this morning two new reports say president trump was briefed on plots that accuse russia of offering bounties on u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. "the new york times" reporting american officials provided a written briefing in late february to president trump laying out their conclusion. the associated press writing, top officials in the white house were aware in early 2019 of classified intelligence indicating russia was secretly offering bounties to the taliban for the deaths of americans and that assessment was included in at least one of the president's daily briefings. it go

forward wheneileen kenneth rogoff speaks.s scathing on this show about the vulnerability of the emerging markets, that they don't have the piggy bank to create the depth to save themselves and create demand. i certainly respect his judgment on so many things. my first reaction, i have always, in any crisis, the so-called emerging markets, others, the nature of the international financial system, the u.s. financial markets and despite the small relative decline in the u.s. in the global economy in the last 30 odd years, is not very rational. it is always such a challenge with so-called emerging markets. discern individual blame because it is the system we have. highlightsowever, it the contrast to 2008, the absence of true international coordination so far in this crisis is one of the most worrying aspects. in proposal for the imf april, because of the u.s. president's stance, it never happened. with that, we need to have a complete change in the relative order of these things that would allow for a more equitable internationa

be with us.ill and kenneth rogoff.hat is a good morning of this is bloomberg. -- that is a good morning of "bloomberg surveillance." good morning. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get the bloomberg business flash. the second-biggest t-mobile shareholder says it is considering the sale of its stake. softbank says it may sell some shares through a private placement or public offering. -- record losses in its investment business. last month bloomberg learned they would sell $20 billion of its t-mobile stocks. emergencyfice of financing for virgin atlantic airways. bloomberg learned that kempner is now competing with a planned alliance of rival hedge funds and u.k. investment fund. they will wait to see if the british government will provide guarantees of a rescue package with hundreds of millions of dollars. it was a tough couple of months of ray dalio, the founder bridgewater associates seeing a 15% drop in assets under management during march and april because of heavy losses at the flagship's trading s

you heard kenneth. >> yeah, that reminds me that we are on during the overnight hours.> some "world news now" and chill going on? >> activities going on besides sleeping. >> i hope my voice is not in the background of your activities. but if it is, let me tell you what the new york city health department said. they said, be safe. >> yes. >> use barriers. >> uh-huh. >> and stay home. >> yeah, they did. we will jump into that in just a moment. >>> we begin with that major development in that alleged nascar noose incident. the fbi saying no crime was committed against bubba wallace at talladega and no charges will be filed. >> just hours ago an angry wallace told cnn he's convinced it was a noose that was found in his assigned garage area, and he took on his online critics who say he perpetrated a hoax. >> i'm pissed. i'm mad because people are trying to test my character and the person that i am and my integrity. and they're not stealing that away from me, but they're just trying to test that. >> abc news has just obtained this video from october showing the same garage s

. >> how so, kenneth?. >> what you are about to see here, archaeologists hooked up a quad bike and a series of sophisticated machines which use radio waves to take a detailed look at what is hidden deep underground and mapped this city near rome. >> you know what they found? a bath complex. look at that. a whole society and community. >> archaeologists don't want to dig anymore? what is the world coming to? what would indiana jones say? >> "weird science." >>> you never ask a woman her age but apparently it does not matter anymore. new technology, this is what i found is interesting. it scans your eye. it is able to detect your biological age by examining the lens of your eye. not the chronological age. this is your biological age meaning how your body is actually aging. so you know what that means, kenneth? >> what does it mean? >> i'm going to take the glass half-full approach and say, i'm younger than i actually am. >> look at you. >> i am a 19-year-old with an attitude. >> working on "world news now" f

kenneth, andrea?can airlines passenger tossed off a flight for refusing to wear a mask is now banned from the airline. american says conservative activist brandon straka boarded a flight without a mask, then refused to comply once he was on board. he is the first passenger banned by a major u.s. airline for not wearing a mask. his ban will be in effect until the airline removes the mask requirement. >>> now to the uproar over the tell-all book by former national security adviser john bolton. a federal judge is holding an emergency hearing on the trump administration's request for a temporary restraining order intended to block the book. abc's martha raddatz has details on what bolton has to say as the president takes aim. >> reporter: president trump attacking his former national security adviser as a wacko, calling his book a compilation of lies and made-up stories. but in new comments to abc news, john bolton, brushing it all off. >> i think it's unbecoming of the office of president. i think it deg

kenneth, mona?thank you. >>> overnight we are learning the district of columbia national guard is opening an investigation into the use of low-flying helicopters against protesters monday. it's part of the fallout of the church as leaders from both parties express outrage. jonathan karl has more. >> reporter: as president trump rode through washington, citizens, including families with homemade signs, jeered the presidential limousine. we were in the motorcade watching the people. their signs withering. "are you a moral monster?" "i can't breathe." outrage is growing over the forceful removal of peaceful protesters to clear the way for the president to hold a photo op at st. john's church. in front of the church, the president held up a bible. >> is that your bible? >> it's a bible. >> reporter: the condemnation stretched across the political spectrum, including prominent republicans. >> if your question is, should you use tear gas to clear a path so the president can go have a photo op, the answer

kenneth, mona?s apologized for his role in president trump's photo op at st. john's church. general mark milley was dressed in the combat uniform he wears to work every day when he walked through lafayette park with the president, who then held up a bible in front of the church. it took place after peaceful protesters were forcibly removed from the area. in a recorded commencement address, milley acknowledged he was wrong. >> i should not have been there. my presence in that moment and in that environment created a perception of the military involved in domestic politics. as a commissioned uniformed officer, it was a mistake that i have learned from. and i sincerely hope we all can learn from it. >> milley also defended the right to peacefully protest. abc news has learned he was so upset about the incident that he thought about resigning but decided it would be better to issue an apology. >>> new developments this morning after the police killing of breonna taylor in kentucky. lawmakers in louisvil

sir kenneth branagh, who played gilderoy lockhart in chamber of secrets, directs this adaptation of eoinscribed as "die hard with fairies". although personally i prefer the phrase "wizard: impossible". this isn't about the father. this is about the son. artemis fowl. ferdia shaw, grandson of robert, is the 12—year—old mastermind who must search for his missing father played by colin farrell in a world where magical creatures are real and deployed with military precision. taking inspiration from the roller coaster rides of old saturday morning serials, branagh keeps things moving along briskly flipping nimbly between worlds real and imagined via a series of hidden layers, jet powered portals, high—tech flying machines, and action—packed punch ups. the result feels like an unlikely mash—up of bond and the book of kells, a marriage that isn't always successful despite the enjoyable efforts of damejudi dench and josh gad. for all its pyrotechnical pizazz, there is little here that achieves the classic status of numerous texts of which artemis fowl doffs its derivative cap. best to take it as

. >> reporter: like set designer kenneth larson. >> we're struggling, and i think just one more nail production coffin. >> reporter: most of hair stylist franky hernandez's clients are in film and television. his salon sits empty. >> it has affected not only us, but the people that are assisting us and are helping us keep this whole production going. >> reporter: he's living paycheck to paycheck and doesn't know how he'll pay the rent. >>> it's almost like one domino fell and -- >> 100%. with hardly any warning. >> reporter: those big productions also meant a whole lot of mouths tod.>> j likelite el>> rorter: she saw hereos ve. but she pivoted, selling curbside in her l.a. community. how are you able to make your bills? >> thankfully, my landlord said, payour staff, don't worry about me, worry about surviving. >> reporter: hollywood is at its best in the worst of times, providing an escape from reality. but for theater-owner lance, there is no escaping this. >>> how much income lost are we talking about? >> hundreds of thousands. >> reporter: he's had to layoff his ticket takers, tho

tenía 18 años >> la marcha fue por varias calles y a su pase los gritos de justicia no paraban >> kennethinúa y está dirigida siempre a la comunidad >> tenemos que estar unidos eso es lo que pido no es primera vez pasa esto >> nadie parece estar contento con las declaraciones que informan que la joven le dispararon portando una pistola queremos justicia queremos saber >> el día de ayer en conferencia de prensa aseguran que te llevará hasta el fondo y habrán investigaciones ociosas >> es elementos que hacen todo esto, llegando lo que ha ocurrido en esta tragedia para tener justicia y verdad y que se sepa lo que pasó >> parece no tener efecto incredulidad para quienes buscan por la muerte de este joven ano >> después de remover cientos de california en presencia policial llegaron esto ocurrió después de que san francisco tomara la iniciativa de remover con una soga amarrada al cuello >> nuevos centros móviles uno está en san josé no sabe >> operan de 10:00 de la mañana de la tarde y no necesita hacer cita para acudir >> alerta en sacramento después un sacerdote dio positivo puesto una misa

kenneth walker grabs his legal firearm and starts shooting, hitting one officer in the leg.ers return more than 20 rounds killing breonna taylor. incident after incident, year after year. >> hands up. >> don't shoot. >> tearing at the hearts of black people. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> as they look for a balance from the justice system. >> no justice, no peace. >> the stories, the names well known, the pain runs deep. brian young, cnn, chicago. >> just incredible when you see it put together like that. >> i know. it is very hard to see but we must continue to look. >> absolutely. yeah, and every one of those familiar, but when they're put together like that, wow. >> chilling. >> indeed we have been seeing disturbing scenes of violence in the streets across the u.s. between police and some protesters. but we are also seeing dialogue in places like what we're going to show you now between demonstrator and an officer in charlotte, north carolina. >> as i was mentioning, i can't speak for those officers and that officer, i can only do what i can do and what i can say

with your gma first look, i'm kenneth moton. >>> madonna recently sustained an injury while on tour butt did not stop her from taking part in a march over the weekend. >> black lives matter! >> the pop superstar showed up to a peaceful protest in trions.she the share posts supporting the movement and encouraged her followers to donate to the george floyd memorial fund. >> was she using a british accent there? >> i think that we were hearing someone else on a megaphone and then she was also saying it but you couldn't hear her. but also that wouldn't surprise me. >> right. okay. just checking. >>> we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including a new tool to help you support black owned businesses. >>> and also an update on the national guard's presence in vallejo. >> reporter: some changes coming to b.a.r.t. as more people return to the we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. michael vasquez! come ov

good morning, kenneth.rom oprah to ariana grande to everyone in between, celebrities are using their platforms to encourage conversation and offer hope in times of crisis. former basketball player rex chapman sharing this embrace on twitter. a protester and police officer in a moment of hope. chapman one of so many celebrities using their platforms as a place for conversation. liah and gayle. >> i know this is black and white, and this was clearly race, when i look at this and anybody with two eyes sees race too. but it really should be a humane -- about humanity. >> reporter: offering advice. >> you take your outrage and you use it to work to dismantle the constructs of the injustice. >> reporter: some channeling that outrage into peaceful protests. ariana grande, tenasha, shawn mendes, camila cabello. beyonce putting out a call to her 147 million instagram followers. >> i'm not only speaking to people of color. if you're white, black, brown, or anything in between, i'm sure you feel hopeless by the racism

in march of 2020 the honor taylor and emt and her boyfriend kenneth walker r in her apartment in louisvillekentucky. when just before 01:00am 3 plainclothes officers arrived to execute a search warrant in a drug case. taylor and her boyfriend think someone is breaking in when police kicked down the door. kenneth walker grabs his legal firearm and start shooting hitting one officer in the that officers returned more than 20 rounds killing briana taylor. >>incident after incident. cheering at the hearts of black people. for a balance from the justice. the stories that names well known. it runs deep. >>and we want to show you some breaking news right now happening in fairfield police apparently dealing with looting at the mall has been going on for at least an hour now they sent out a tweet asking people to stay home and to avoid that area. it is unclear which stores are being targeted or how much damage was done and again this is the mall. >>they want to go live to seattle this is the capitol hill neighborhood of seattle where the police there have just declared this incident, a riot. they sa

datos recopilados muestran el aumento de nuevos casos entre abril y julio los expertos creen que kennethce cómo se infectaron pero todo indica que no ocurrió mientras atendían a pacientes. los contagios de investigación >> somos la autoridad en el tiempo vamos con termo tiros para ver las condiciones del tiempo guillermo >> buenas tardes llegó el cambio de teempo su no le gusta el calor vemos la bandera de los estados unidos cómo sopla ya es que la imagen del pacifico trae presencia . >> de hecho la calidad del aire está extraordinaría monitoreamos pero buena al norte centro sur de la bahía también costas así que lo que respira es lo que vemos por ahora calidad del aire limpia y ya con esos nublados que se acercan de carácter alto y no tendrán lluvias pero sí descenen temperaturas . >> vemos qué pasa con temperaturas san josé 75 grados atención ayer en 90 , mire como santa rosa en 79 , oakland también san francisco enlos 70 el sistema de baja presión está aún allá al norte a lo que es el golfo de alaska , lanzan nubosidad frente frío de mañana por la tarde claramente identificado con llu

the most political person you ever wanted to meet, this is really quite remarkable. >> reporter: kenneth moton, abc news, new york. >>> developing news a 5.5 m magnitude earthquake hit near ridgecrest. this was in the mojave desert.d. the earthquake was an after shock of last july's 6.4 magnitude ridgecrest earthquake. she says even though the earthquake was nearly a year ago, after shocks this late are normal. many people in l.a. and orange county reported feeling the quake, including new york mayor eric gar seta who was holding a news conference. >> we just had a large earthquake, as if things could get worse. >> mno damage reported, mike. >> what else could happen and knock on wood, we don't really want to ask that question. east bay hills pretty clear out there. look to the left side of your screen, gets a little hazier as the clouds are starting to gather along the peninsula coast and that is a sign of some changes today as the marine layer returns. but too late for most of us to get significant cooling. still expect an almost as hot day today away from the coast and clouds and the

. >> how about breonna's boyfriend, kenneth walker. what's going on with him? >> so the last update with kenneth walker was a couple of weeks ago when the commonwealth attorney ultimately decided to dismiss the attempted murder charges against him. for background, mr. walker was with breonna at her apartment when police were serving the warrant. he has since -- he has said in police interviews that have since been made public that he and breonna were yelling out, who is it? who is it and didn't hear police say it was them. so mr. walker says he fired a shot and was intending to do this as a warning, that he didn't know it was police on the other side of the door. and he struck one of the officers. so he was charged with attempted murder. since then, the commonwealth attorney has decided to dismiss those charges but has reserved the right to bring them back if further investigation warrants it, in his opinion. >> tessa, thank you. please, keep us up on this. >>> still ahead -- everybody talking about police reform. but one town actually did it. i'm talking jerse

i'm madly in love with everything kenneth brandon does, so i always say yes to whatever it is.so glad you guys enjoyed it. >> jimmy: came up great. you've been really working hard to keep us entertained during this lockdown, with these special pieces you have been putting together. what a fun idea. is this an idea you had before the quarantine? or is this something that came to you during it? >> i had, i sort of had an inkling of an idea that it would be really fun to reunite some of like my favorite casts and creative teams from some of my favorite movies, but as you know, it always comes down like scheduling. actually, true story. i was very inspired by the time you brought michael j. fox and christopher lloyd on your show to do the "back to the future" sketch. and so i tried to raise money for covid-related charities and it started with "goonies", and it ended up being a tremendous success. >> jimmy: i feel like you could have done that by yourself. >> either way, i was going to do it, or get josh brolin. it's much less goofy to do it for an audience and for a charity. >> ji

in march breonna taylor and her boyfriend kenneth walker were asleep in her apartment when police officers arrived with a narcotics search warrant. lawyers for taylor's family say the couple was startled when the officers in plain clothes entered the home police say the officers did announce themselves, but taylor's family disputes that. walker say he thought it was a home invasion and opened fire with his licensed handgun, injuring an officer. the three officers returned fire, killing taylor. the door inside my girlfriend's. >> she was not involved in any drug activity so they had no reason to be at her apartment that night >> reporter: a newly released police incident report is mostly blank it says there was no forced entry, and under injuries it says none even though taylor was shot eight times republican kentucky senator rand paul is now introducing federal legislation to ban no knock warrants nationwide. >> in the case of breonna taylor they had a warrant for the house but they didn't accuse her or her boyfriend of being drug dealers. >> reporter: it's estimated they're used 20,000 ti

say it ain't so, kenneth.roadway revival of "the music man" was supposed to start rehearsals yesterday. but they're waiting. otherwise, they'd be really, really warmed up. ♪ satisfy >> reporter: a very unsatisfying announcement for fans of the theater this morning. broadway, which has been closed since early march, won't be back until january 2021 at the earliest. the industry worth more than $14 billion a year vanishing like a phantom in one fell swoop. >> it's probably the hardest decision we've made during this entire shutdown. because of the last four months. but we really have no choice. >> reporter: the broadway league announcing tickets will be refunded or exchanged for all plays and musicals through january 3rd. >> this announcement takes us through january 3rd. there's no certainty that we'll be opening on january 4th. ♪ i know about popular >> reporter: the more popular shows like "wicked" and hamilton" will likely survive the shutdown. but other broadway blockbusters melting under the pressure. disn

kenneth, erielle? >>> now to a landmark ruling by the u.s. supreme court.decision, justices protecting the lgbtq employees from discrimination in the workplace. the trump administration had argued the civil rights act didn't cover gay and transgender people, but it was one of the president's own court appointees who wrote the majority opinion. here's abc's terry moran. >> reporter: the stunning victory for lgbtq americans means that employers can no longer discriminate against workers simply because of their sexual orientation or gender identity. that was legal in more than half the states. justice neil gorsuch, a trump appointee who was joined by chief justice john roberts and the court's four liberals, in ruling federal civil rights law must be extended to lgbtq workers, declared an employer who fires an individual merely for being gay or transgender defies the law. president trump's reaction subdued. >> we live with the decision of the supreme court. very powerful. very powerful decision, actually. but they have so ruled. >> reporter: his likely opponent

i had to be kind and rewind. >>> this next story, please introduce it, kenneth. >> a well-known rapperit's murta. ja rule was one of the organizers behind the disastrous fyre festival in 2017. we haven't let him down. and since then, he hasn't been saying much. >> professing his love of greek food in a wacky commercial he says with the hope of helping a small business during the nation's pandemic pause. >> that's got tzatiki. oktazapia -- it's good. and they got wine too. i'm telling you, come on down. buy some greek food. you can't [ bleep ] >> and they got wine too. >> i saw this yesterday and sent it to every friend i have. the spot is for a new reality show in which stars compete with each other to attract youtube views. it premieres tonight at 10:00. >> before he announced that, he was getting dragged on twitter, like he didn't give us back-to-back hits from the '99 to the 2000, you better put respect on ja rule's name. ♪ r-u-l-e ♪ da da da da because i'm real the way you ♪ >> okay, okay. >>> a member of our own abc family is ushering in new york city phase two of reopening, in a

. >> to scotland with kenneth for costco. >> do you final up to her. >> a culture built and created on this issue. will the prime minister take an opportunity to clear that high standards will be protected, approach standards commission will be established with chicken on our table with kentucky fried mix in our hospitals. >> prime minister. >> not only will we protect animal welfare standards but i'm leaving the eu, we will be able to increase welfare standards, we will be able to ban treatment of what is currently legal and expansion of live animals you cannot ban in the uk, i hope he supported it and tells friends in the s&p and the -- that is one of the reasons their plan to take scotland into the eu is contrary to the instincts of the british people. >> we are facing a unique economic challenge and i want the prime minister to respond with a major package of infrastructure investment to create jobs and level of the country including turbocharging the rollout. and finally building the modern bypass. we've been promised is by politicians for over 50 years. >> we are indeed on the ro