and they said, well, talk to ti, but killer mike said he ain't coming.ughs) - so i was like, what now? and of course you came. - yeah. - and you know, in, in that moment i probably learned more about leadership in that hour, than i learned my entire life. - the cops were ready to go in earlier and i knew it was real. and i knew i was looking at keisha lance, not just the honorable mayor, keisha lance bottoms. when i saw you turn and tell the cops, stop... wait. and you weren't, you were yelling and not yelling at them, but you were yelling that i'm the authority in this room. we will not blindly send them into there until these people have had a chae to speak. and i've always wanted to congratulate you and, and let the public know that because often times it feels as though the political class and the cop class is in collusion against the, the constituents in the proletariat. and i saw you in that moment, stave off the police to say, hold on, we're going to let logic have an opportunity to prevail. so i just got to say, thank you for that. and this is a

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. >> reporter: mike, we're getting some new information about this suspected killer, a man bereaved tofour people. all four of those crime scenes now in one neighborhood, and it's believed the suspected shooter lived there as well. one witness to one of the shootings said it appeared that the shooter was wearing some sort of tactical gear. despite carrying out a killing, he behaved in a very calm manner. >> all of a sudden, bam. as soon as i heard it, i knew what it was. i was shocked. i was so shocked that he was cool, calm and collected. >> reporter: right now police are still holding back the names of the four people who have been killed and also no word yet on any motive as to why these killings took place. but police officials are vowing to bring the killer to justice. >> i'm going to say this directly to you with, mr. longmore, wherever you are, we will hunt you down in any hole that you may be residing in and bring you to custody. period. >> reporter: we expect to hear more from the police chief at a press conference here about three hours from now. mike? mike: steve, what is th

killer whale or not. it contains everything. i joined mike'srent ways. mike: so, geneticists are interested in variations. so, when you're looking out in nature, and you see a variation within a species, genetics is about understanding that variation. tasha: a species can be incredibly diverse within that species, and that's the case for chinook salmon. mike: if spring run chinook were to disappear, it was thought that they could re-evolve rapidly from fall run chinook. tasha: we took spring chinook, and we took fall run chinook, and we compared their dna across large sections of their genome, and we found that there was this one single region that had this gene called greb1l that was different between spring run and fall run chinook. and the difference we see between spring chinook and fall chinook is just screaming. like, it's a huge difference. mike: i thought it was really cool, you know. we figured out the spring run gene. i know that at least five endangered species act petitions that have been submitted directly based upon our research.

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killer chart. it that from evercore isi or mike mckee but mike on wages do you look at wages wages or inflation-adjustedbest value? >> you're going to want to look at the hourly earnings which are not adjusted because of course nominal spending, nominal wages are the way you're going to be able to compare those but it is average hourly earnings that the fed is looking at to see we are starting to see some sort of progress on the idea of companies having to pay for labor. if that comes down some more they will feel better. we have seen inflation fall below wages and earnings particularly for the eci. that is good for the american public for people who are getting paychecks. but it doesn't mean that we are seeing a decline in the inflationary pressures. what we are not seeing as ed was just saying his productivity. right now, that something that has to come down or productivity has to go up. tom: what about the technology overlay? i say this with the immense respect for mike's encyclopedic knowledge of the data and what it represents. paul romer the noble on technology does our present clumsy math of prod

night two with the killers from the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, we have kevin hart, marshmello, chvrches. and later this week, seth rogen, mike please join us for all of that. our guest tonight is one of the funniest people in the world. she is a major movie star with a tv show too. you can see her alongside tracy morgan on “the last o.g.” tuesday nights on tbs. please welcome tiffany haddish. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> put my shoes on, put my shoes on. come sit down right here, come sit down right here. i need a place to sit. >> wait a minute. >> put my shoes on. get it in the hole, baby, put it in the hole baby. there you go. >> jimmy: this is a very practical lap dance you have going on here. >> hi, y'all! [ cheers and applause ] >> y'all see how i got these men putting my shoes on my feet? [ cheers and applause ] let's see if you can get it in there, stick it in there, boy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, all right. >> all right, there you go. >> jimmy: you got it on there, guys? you guys don't have kids, i guess, huh? >> no. >> jimmy: oh, we can see a little of your crack. okay. all right. >> give it all for the buni

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mike tobin joins us live following the latest. >> so far the best description is a male in his 40s. no indication for what motivated this mass killing. plenty of indication the killer spent time preparing for it. police say the man was wearing a bullet proof vest, ar-style rifle. multiple magazines, sidearm and police scanner to listen to police traffic. bullet casings stretched over an eight block area. four people killed in the street. five fatality when police were called into the house where one of the victims fled. >> went inside and found the son laying on the living room floor unresponsive. immediately went outside where he saw the police officer, notified that officer. the officer notified medics. medics pronounced the 31-year-old victim dead on the scene. >> four dead are male between 21 and 59 years old. one male hasn't been identified. two kids were injured. the gunman was cornered and picked up. it is 100 miles away from a mass shooting in baltimore. the middle of a block party killing two and injuring 28. today is the anniversary of another mass killing. one year ago today the man took a position above the fourth of july in high land park, illinois dur

killer thing. we saw 2 or 3 sweets from different players who couldn't do the best. one defender said that this is another case of police brutality. mike menu on the goalkeeper said, you know, it's always the same people that are killed whenever they do something wrong. whenever they transgress the largest by little bit, look at the and said, you can't defend the indefensible. and so i felt like those were more genuine reactions harbor enough 3 days later. and as these have become, you know, increasingly large and, and violent protests, we now get the statement from julian about the captain of the french sessional team . both you have to know that to me and about this quite close to a manual micro, many of my chrome personally intervene himself 2 or 3 times to make sure that the player stays in paris and in french to play for prices right now. i, for example, even during the cobit pen demik, he sort of pushed ken and i pay to put a social media posts of himself getting vaccinated and he sent him for that. so it, he can be seen as perhaps sometimes the public, the p. r for a, for a manual macro, and the football in support and general c

killer robots and things that get out of control. there are concerns about what it could do in term of discrimination or not having good data in and bad outcomes, and that's why mikend i last night did a chat with elon musk and even he called for regulation and a regulation agency, so we have smart regulation. my concern with the ftc, i mean i don't want to say whether they're doing this as correct or not. i defer to them, but we can't have policy by agency lawsuits. we need to have congress come up with principles, and if congress decides to not have agencies have ad hoc cases. >> people involved in the a.i. space have been practically begging for regulation. chairman gallagher, why won't congress act? it seems as though it's obvious that something needs to be done and quickly. >> i think we will. i think we must. i think there is a problem of basic technological fluency when you're dealing with members of congress. that's why it's so important to have someone like ro khanna from the technology innovation capital of america to be acting as a thought leader on these issues. one thing i know for certain is that if we pause or if we fail to strike the appropriate ba