an extraordinary game at the king power. despairforthem extraordinary game at the king power.me at the king power. despair for them again. jamie vardy opened the scoring from the penalty spot. spurs then went along to equalise. this is harry kane on his potentially final game for tottenham. that goal, incidentally, wince in the premier league golden boot. jamie vardy scored again from the penalty spot. at that point, leicester city were looking like they were going into a champions league spot, but this goal, i think, will go down as a kasper schmeichel own goal. that drew spurs level, and take a look at this, this is gareth bale. who knows how much longer his first future will go on? this was his second goal of the game, li—2 to spurs, so leicester absolutely agony for them. and liverpool end up in the top four? for them. and liverpool end up in the ten four?— for them. and liverpool end up in the top four? dust goals from sadio mane, the top four? dust goals from sadio mane. doing _ the top four? dust goals from sadio mane. doing the — the top four? dust goals from sadio man

leicester's owner, vichai srivaddhanaprabha, was killed in a helicopter crash outside their king powerhai and his family. one of the reasons i came to here was because of them, and to be able to lead leicester city out in the first time in over 50—odd years in a final, it'll be a real privilege for me. lineker! in seven years playing for his beloved leicester, gary lineker never reached the final. now, of course, he's a regular there. good afternoon from wembley... he was also at wembley back in �*69 and cried all the way home — something he probably couldn't get away with on tv. if i could speak to my eight—year—old self again now about going back to wembley, with leicester, it would be, "don't be so confident, because it can go wrong." hopefully it won't this time, for the 60—year—old that's going back to wembley, to watch his team again. it's been a long wait. let's hope it was a worthwhile wait. both chelsea and leicester have work to do in the league. they're not yet assured of a place in the top four. but cup final day demands tunnel vision. no distractions, no regrets. patrick g

he played 324 times for the club, and his nine years at the king power stadium have coincided with theirmanchester united look like they will be without harry maguire for their europa league final against villereal next week. united boss ole gunnar solskjaer said today that he doesn't expect maguire to be fit, although he hasn't given up all hope yet. the england defender suffered an ankle ligament injury earlier this month. well, former united boss sir alex ferguson twice won the european cup with the club and as he thinks united's star quality mightjust make the difference. i already think they are a decent team. i saw the against arsenal, they played well, but having said that, i think our boys have been playing well. they've got matchwinners in the team. edison cavani, greenwood, they are winners. these boys win games for you, and i think going into a final, you've got that kind of support system on your team that gives you a chance. well the blue half of manchester are looking for european success of their own next week. fresh from winning his third premier league title with manches

king's powerful message of fairness and inclusion to me has always been significantly important in my life. i will tell you why in a minute. in fact it's led me to be an ardent supporter of our fabulous national civil rights museum here in memphis tennessee run by terry. throughout my career at fedex which has been decades and decades and decades, actually hit 42 years with fedex yesterday if you can imagine. [applause] thank you. i think under the joy of my life all around the world. canada we lived in canada live in europe, we lived in the middle east. i have seen many times throughout my travels, differences of peoples culture, their diversity, their backgrounds, their beliefs. and the things that they view may be different than even i would do them. nonetheless, i've had a lot of time to spend with them. diversity and inclusion that i have seen around the rest of the world, quite frankly i wish i could see it more in the united states. [applause] it's what dr. king spent his entire life fighting for. well we have come a long way, i think you'd have to agree we have a long way to g

king did not win that argument. stokely was too sexy among other things. and black power became the rage and i can tell you to this day, i know a lot of veterans of the nonviolent civil rights movement who were nonviolent who denied that they're nonviolent today. being embarrassed by it. not a lot. i know some. i just mention that because it's so shocking that people equate violence with strength. and that is a question that deserves profound thought, not just your knee-jerk answer. dr. king went all the way to india to try to find out about nonviolence in 1959. whether he could make it work. he came back fairly disillusioned. he said, first of all, the leading opponent of nonviolence is building an atomic bomb. the rest of the nonviolent people have split into 1,000 factions, some of whom step over insects and some of whom fast all the time. he said, we can't have fasts in the american civil rights movement because those indians haven't had barbecue and we're not going to fast that much. we're a minority, we have to invent our own form of nonviolence in the united states

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this one prerogative is in our constitution kind of an odd power is jammed into our constitution that used to reside with european kingsy. it is been used and abused by different presidents over time. i would be interested to see what out of that backlog is getting the president's attention the attention of his staff? kennedy: a lot of the discussion around pardons and clemency in the last few weeks of the trump administration, he's going to pardon himself is going to pardon his family. that did not happen. if so much oxygen was not sucked out there with bad reporting maybe we could have learned aboard the stories and thousands more people could have been pardoned or had sentences commuted by but that did not happen. why does it only happened at the end of a presidency, kevin that's ridiculous. we are in total agreement shouldn't put absolutely showed it. the factors 15000 folks currently behind bars waiting for the clemency application to go through, i think is a stunning number pray this should set a precedent should be something over four years of a presidential term not just at the end for there are a lot of people

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and probably read many of my top 3 unfavored jobs they have right now would be out of the drone power king of the federal reserve because he's really in a tough spot if he even intimate it's as raising the rates with the economy coming back but still relatively fragile and then there's still the question mark of what happens after we come back to keep growing then he really puts the not only on economic growth but he also put it on the markets at the same time if he doesn't rise we're seen with gold and silver particularly rallying like crazy today he's really taking the chance of inflation getting out of control so i'm going to be rare you see what he says but i'm expecting him to keep it sort of low key and still use that word transitory. michelle snyder thank you so much for your time. thank you rachel. time now for a quick break but when we come back big coin falls to its lowest point in the room months so how much does the latest tweets from you on the top and then pop told us next and as we go to break here the numbers of the clothes. are so much going on in the world don't you think

and probably read many of my top 3 unfavored jobs they have right now would be out of the drone power king of the federal reserve because he is really in a tough spot if he even intimate it's as raising the rates with the economy coming back but still relatively fragile and then there's still the question mark of what happens after we come back to keep growing then he really puts the not only on economic growth but he also put it on the markets at the same time if he doesn't rise we're seen with gold and silver particularly crazy today he's really taking the chance of inflation getting out of control so i'm going to be ready to see what he says but i'm expecting him to keep it sort of low key and still use that word transitory. michelle snyder thank you so much for your time. thank you rachel. time now for a quick break but when we come back big calling falls to its lowest point in the room months so how are still latest pleas from you on the lack of an empath was attached to that and as we got a break here the numbers at the club. hi folks joe name of here and if you're on medicare this i

there and probably read many of my top 3 unfavored jobs to have right now i'd be out of the drone power king of the federal reserve because he's really in a tough spot if you even intimate it's as raising the race with the economy coming back but still relatively fragile and then there's still the question mark of what happens after we come back to keep growing then he really puts the good not only on economic growth but he also put it on the markets at the same time if he doesn't rise we're seeing with gold and silver particularly rallying like crazy today he's really taking the chance of inflation getting out of control so i'm going to be ready to see what he says but i'm expecting him to keep it sort of low key and still use that word transitory. michelle snyder thank you so much for your time. thank you rachel. time now for a quick break but when we come back big coin falls to its lowest point in 3 months so how that's just the latest tweets from you on the. next hand as we go to break here the numbers of the close. our culture is awash in lives dominated by streams of never ending elect

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. >> reporter: for reverend jesse jackson, king's protege, hope is powerful. e with your close relationship with dr. king? >> keep your faith. love matters. there must be a way out of a crisis. i miss him very much. >> reporter: but the most important common lesson, uphold nonviolent resistance. for young, it was the moment he and fellow marchers kneeled before dogs and police in birmingham to show the power of nonviolence. >> instead of marching up to the dogs and yelling at them, people got down on their knees and they started praying. the dogs will calm down by the people praying. and the policemen were telling the firemen to turn on the fire hoses and they just -- they, too, were moved. they let the fire hoses drop. that is one of the amazing things about the civil rights movement. nobody gave a damn about death. you know? in fact, dr. king used to preach our funerals and he made us laugh at our own possibility of death. >> reporter: laughter in the face of death and enjoying the journey. the three all recall king's final birthday, trying to help him breakt

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better place for others in the tools of a law degree are really powerful tools, another thing i tell my students i love this quote doctor king use a true power lies in the ability to achieve purpose, to think about what he saying if you can set a goal and accomplish it, then you have power along degree is power because it gives a person who has a the tools to go into court, to go to the legislature to make arguments to lobby and rally people to affect change and her life is emblematic of just how massive the contribution you can make with a law degree at your disposal, so someone who is inspired by that who wants to make a contribution i say go for it. hopefully whoever wrote that i will have you in class. >> i think her life and her legacy has led a lot of people but maybe young women specifically to think about the impact that you could have on the world if you can have an impact on the court. >> i think that's very important, i will say is not just about going to court, i said this for years to my students and i think her life also verses out, when she was at the women's rights project and they were pushing for title ix i

see, as the constitution said, see that the laws be faithfully executed, not to be some all-powerful elected kingerican presidency shouldn't be and was never supposed to be so important or so powerful that americans ought to feel that their entire future is at stake every four years. yet, many americans do feel that way. and it isn't all just a misunderstanding. presidential power has grown beyond its proper bounds as intended by the constitution. and why is that? that why is it lies right here with the congress of the united states, because over time congress has delegated too much authority, piece by piece in countless bills and failed to this very day to do much to take back that authority. during the trump administration, i worked to reclaim some delegated powers over terrorists, emergency declarations and reservations but lacked sufficient support to get the job done. i have no illusions that a democrat congress will limit president biden's powers, but perhaps we could agree to reclaim powers for congress with some future effective date. so much focus on one person, whether it's republican o

sleepy joe biden and king joe mansion just have certainly powerful mouth of the nation have a voice their opposition to getting rid of the filibuster so will get passed so its chips are going to the rats is the most of the standard democratic party in authentic opposition party demobilization of their own they are opening the door for a lack of oral triumph of the. of the republican party that isn't just my grandfather's republican party sort of white nationalist the neo fascist who has been for a while. this happened in 2010 i mean this is the story of george meant in many ways along with the absurdity of the electoral college the a stories of george bush is all up to elections to some extent the story of how that's a big part of the stir that the democrats demobilization that raise a big part of trump's initial election from 16 it's a part of the tea party midterms in 22 and i don't i'm not a prognosticator or or an electoral 538 you know i but my sense is that the experts are giving a very strong chance of the g.o.p. uniting in the house and i imagine that could involve some revenge im

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black people we know. >> black creatives are changing that. >> the ryan kuglers, regina kings, ava, there's more powerfullot. there's still, you know -- well, let's put it this way, there's room for more. >> sure. these worlds are imaginary. but writers like david and malcolm can pull from real experience and a cultural shorthand non-black writers will never know. that's exactly what malcolm did with isaiah bradley endured medical tests as a soldier. like the victims of the tuskegee experiment. >> the voice of isaiah, an older black man i met on a bus. he burned a powerful moment in my brain, you know what i'm saying, that intensity that he had, i just never forgot that dude. >> making diverse audiences feel seen, just makes good financial sense. but at the end of the day, before their black panther or the first black captain america, they're human. might even say superhuman. >> and i think everyone from a poor white guy in west virginia to a farmer in china to anybody in the world will nou know when sam lands with those wings and carrying the stars and stripes, he doesn't embody someone that's an impres

leicester's owner, vichai srivaddhanaprabha, was killed in a helicopter crash outside their king power new champions, manchester city, in their remarkable 4—3 win at newcastle. the race is on to make the team gb triathlon squad for this summer's olympics. alex yee has improved his chances, with fourth place at the world series race injapan at yokohama. he led for a while, before finishing just outside the medals, but he earned valuable ranking points. he's one of three britons chasing just one spot in tokyo, alongsidejonny brownlee. also challenging is tom bishop and brownlee let him go past, to boost his chances. and alistair brownlee can still make it — he missed this race through injury. it was won by norway's kristian blummen—felt. kristian blummenfelt. alistair brownlee has been concentrating on ironman events as well and just has this chance in a lead in the triathlon injune in may to try and make the olympic squad alongside his brother. pressure on him now! ., ., ., alongside his brother. pressure on | him now!_ you alongside his brother. pressure on i him now!_ you do him now!

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powerful tools. another thing i tell my students, i love this quote. doctor king used as a true power lies in the ability to see purpose. and if you think he say, he say if you can set a goal accomplishment and power. all law degree is power because it gives the person tools to go into court. to go to the legislature. to make arguments. to rally people. to change. in her life is emblematic of just how massive you can you can all three your disposal. so to someone is inspired, what do you, i say go. hopefully whoever they in class. >> i do think there are lazy has led a lot of people may even young women specifically to think about the half on world. you could have an impact on the course. >>. i will say it's not just about the worst. i said this for years to early also bears this out. when she was in the aclu project, legislation, pushing for line was for the pregnancy discrimination act where the courts fail to recognize pregnancy discrimination and gender discrimination pushed for the equal rights amendment. that one of the constitution to include heexpress lang

powerful tools. another thing that i tell my students, i love this quote. dr. kingsed to say true power lies in the ability to achieve purpose. and if you think about what he's saying, he's saying that if you can set a goal and you can accomplish it, you have power. a i law degree is power becauset gives the person who has it the tools to go into court, to go to the legislature, to make arguments, to lobty by -- to lobby, to rally people, to affect change. and her life is emblematic of just how massive a contribution you can make with a law degree at m your dispose a. and so to someone who is inspired by that, who wants to make a crux, i say go for it -- a contribution, i say go for it. hopefully, whoever wrote that in, i'll have you in class. [laughter] >> i do think her life and her legacy has led a lot of people, but maybe women, young women specifically, to think about the impact you could have on the world if you can have an impact on the courts. >> i think that's very important. i will say that it's not just about going to court. and i've said this for years t

king. he used sochl that power to set up up with of his favorite economics in late night. the mid-80s, joan rivers became his guest host and she tried to spin off her own show. that didn't please johnny at all which we tell the story in very dramatic terms. then he's in position of when he will step down and he surprised nbc. david letterman who thinks he will get the job is very surprised. >> wow, can't wait the look for that. it's been said that johnny carson was salty joan rivers breaking out and doing her own thing. that was a big regret for her too. letterman wasn't allowed to use the same exact format add the tonight show. how did that push thoim be more innovative? how did he start reshaping late night as a result? >> we tell the story tonight because when johnny consented to have david letterman, do a show after him but it has to be different. he can't do a monologue. he can't have a big band and a side kick. all of those things to dave's red writer was that liberates us to do all kinds of fresh things. they were able to do inventive thing with camera work and stun

. >>> the hollywood reporter is out with women and entertainment power 100 list some include regina king joanna gaines and stacey abrams who got her first producer credit for the documentary called "all in, the fight for democracy. also on the list former first lady michelle obama and meghan markle who have new projects with netflix and spotify. >>> the u.s. post tecal service paying tribute to yogi berra as part of a forever stamp collection berra won an mlb record 10 year record and was enshrined in 1972 thpride ofe >>> i'll get to see grandmother more, my cousins. >> i'm very happy for my teenager. >> it's been really tough on her staying at home. >> no reservations at all. >> right now at 4:30 in just a matter of hours vaccinations for kids 12 and older start across the bay area. coming up helping you figure out where, when, and how to access those shots. it's thursday morning and "today in the bay" starts right now. a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll get to all things vacci

things happening because you know how much i believe in green hydrogen and you're the king of green hydrogen plug power and ceo thank you for coming on "mad money." >> thanks, jim. >> good to see you i like to say there is always a bull market somewhere and i patr promise to find it for >>> should police officers face charges in the killing of andrew brown jr.? tonight the decision is in i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc andrew brown jr. the prosecutor claims the cops what shot and killed him were justified. >> this decision was based on the facts, the evidence and the law. >> no charges of the some of the video withheld tonight the reaction and what comes next >>> tiktok princess. the 6-year-old known for her dances o

you're the king of green hydrogen plug power president and ceo thank you for coming on "mad money." >> thanks, jim. >> good to see you i like to say there is always a bull market somewhere and i patr promise to find it for >>> should police officers face charges in the killing of andrew brown jr.? tonight the decision is in i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc andrew brown jr. the prosecutor claims the cops what shot and killed him were justified. >> this decision was based on the facts, the evidence and the law. >> no charges of the some of the video withheld tonight the reaction and what comes next >>> tiktok princess. the 6-year-old known for her dances of joy online shot and killed at a birthday party. >> we're begging, please come out, talk. >> little chasity's story and the hunt for her killer. >>> the middle east crisis deepens. palestinians go on a general strike gaza running short on food, water and medicine new reporting from the battle zone. >>> the club drug ecstacy or molly. can it cure posttraumatic stress the new results of a clinical trial that could change ever

we the people have the power not you issuing commands that is the whole point of america it's not kingiden it is mr. president. it is in the constitution we the people have the power can somebody explain it to the democrats and bureaucrats and technocrats who have taken our power away somebody explain it to kamala harris with her proclamations they treat us like fools who cannot think for ourselves with listen to bidens and masks. >> you can protect yourself from serious illness of covid by getting vaccinated or wear the mask until you are fully vaccinated either way you are protected. steve: what is he talking about? comparing the protection from the vaccine from a mask? that is absurd how does that help persuade people to get vaccinated? listen to this ludicrous technocrat hhs from california explaining why he's waiting until the middle of june to follow the cdc mask guidance. >> and no way to say the science or the direction of the cdc is wrong or a challenge to it, it's really just giving ourselves additional time to have it implemented with a high degree of integrity. steve: imple

. >> yeah, lora king, you said a lot of powerful things there, i hear you when -- and i feel you, tooe more thing happens and it's a set weak and you were just 7 years old when your dad rodney king was being beaten by police officers and you live with it da everyday. i heard you when you said that and i think everyone else does too but we all have to remain hopeful. >> yeah. and george floyd's daughter is 7. you know, and she has to live her life like this. i don't wish that upon anybody, whether they're black, white, green, whatever the case, we can't wish that upon anybody's life. she shouldn't have to go through that. we should be further along in the world, not just america, in the world. we should be able to look back at this, we should look back at this 30 years ago, how ignorant we were and yet we're still here 30 years later. it's unfortunate. >> it is. lora king, thank you so much for your time, appreciate it. i am with you, we must remain hopeful. >> thank you very fg me. >> there have to be better outcomes. >> you're so right. thank you for having me. >> appreciate it, abso

king, peace keeping force. and from france, the former colonial power, who has more than 4000 troops on the ground, calling for an immediate release of the president and of the prime minister, the united nations human rights office. and the u. k. of joined international appeals, demanding excuse me, demanding the release of a bell, a russian journalist who was detained after the full grounding of the commercial jet. beller is accused of fighting a bomb scare to force that plane to land in minsk, in order to arrest the government critic who was on board. you leaders have agreed to impose sanctions against bela reason to band a v ation over its s space. ukraine's also bonded plants in transiting and traveling tune from the race from london journal with more imposing harsh penalties on the national airline bell avia banding it from using e u. s. space batting it from landing in airports and calling on e u airlines to stop using bella, russian airspace and france fin the polish national. carry a lot, becoming the latest airlines to heed that particular call and all of this while joe biden, the u. s. president also

so we know for michael cohen, donald trump used the pardon power like king george iii did to attack the enemies and reward the friends. cohen wasn't getting it. weisselberg is a different story. here's the genius of the nourk state prosecutors and the district attorney is all along. they have known that the pardon power under the constitution doesn't extend to state and local crimes and the investigation is significant because the new york attorney general has the power to enforce the martin act which is pretty much the most strong criminal law against fraud and corporate fraud in any state in the country. and so i suspect what's going on here is a marriage of the existing tax investigation coupled with the new martin act investigation. >> frank, just listening to neil on the pardons, he also used the pardons to buy people's complicity in thwarting investigations why there's reporting that john dowd dangled pardons in front of manafort in front of the probe. i wonder if you can sort of pick up this thread of all this exposure trump has, the public statements that suggest he knew about i

king made his. historic speech dylan became a poster boy for protest against the powers that be, the vietnam and depression. it was a war he fout against. >> do you think of yourse as a singer or a poet? >> i think of myself as a song and dance man. >> may i have your autograph? >> come on! >> you don't need my autograph. if you needed it, i would give it to you. >> dylan has received numerous awards from grammys to an oscar to the presidential medal of freedom. in 2016, to global shock, the nobel prize in literature. dylan did not attend the ceremony but picked up his prize ahead of a concert, part of his never-ending tour that he started in 1988. after playing 3000 concerts on that tour for over 30 years it took a global pandemic to get dylan off the road. that didn't stop him from putting out his 39th studio album. now 80 years old, it is the simplicity and sophistication of his earliest work that remains most iconic. a man and a guitar, words and music, poetry meant to be performed. ♪ evening's empire has returned to sand left me blindly here to stand while still not sleeping ♪ ♪ gerhard: before we go,

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power down time. . >>> the treasury secretary weighs in on interest rates. diane king hall has the money watch report. >>> a tough day for tech on wall street. the dow gained 19 points while the nasdaq fell 261 and the s&p500 dropped 28. >>> fears of potentially rising interest rates rattled wall street. at a forum presented by the atlantic the treasury secretary said she believes the federal reserve may have to raise rates to ensure the economy doesn't over heat. tech stocks including big names like apple and amazon have dropped when there is talk of rising interest rates. she later walked back the comments. >>> krispy kreme filed paperwork for an initial public offering though there are no details on when or how much. they have been public from2000 to 2016. >>> pandora will no longer use diamonds from mines. instead they will use lab created diamonds made with renewable energy. the collection will launch this other markets in 2022. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbs money watch.com. >>> this morning bay area chefs are using their skills to suppo

kings, the ava duvernays. there's more black people in power positions than there's ever been, but there's room for more. >> sureltural shorthand non-black writers will never know. >> the voice of isaiah was an older black man i met on a bus. he just burned a powerful moment in my brain, you know what i'm saying. and that intensify that he had, i just never forgot that dude. >> making diverse audiences feel seen just makes good financial sense, but at the end of the day, before black panther or the first black captain america, they're human. you might even say super human. >> i think everyone from a poor white guy in west virginia to a farmer in china to anybody in the world will know when sam lands with those wings and carrying the stars and stripes, he doesn't embody someone that's an oppressor in any way. he embodies struggle and he has a shorthand with most of humanity because of that. >> i've been holding off on binging it but i can't wait no longer. that was nbc's simone boyce reporting. >>> i've been thinking a lot about political perspective lately. to elevate our discourse, we might need to get a view f

comcast business powering possibilities. >>> i'm in for john king today.cyberdefenses after cyberpirates made clear the country is very vulnerable. and today the colonial pipeline is back up and running, and the administration asks americans running on empty, be patient. >> it's not like flipping a switch, even though they resumed operations

king said mr. sessions has used the awesome powers of his office in a shabby attempts to intimidate and frighten elderly black voters. elizabeth warren read that letter on the senate floor when she stood in opposition to then senator jeff sessions nomination to beat donald trump 's first attorney general. rule 19 of the senate prohibits senators from saying the kinds of things that coretta scott king said about jeff sessions. long before he was a senator. senator warren could have said that same thing about any other nominee as long as that nominee was not a member of the united states senate. rule 19 says, no senator in debate shout directly or indirectly by any form awards impute to another senator or to other senators any conduct or motive unworthy or unbecoming a senator. and so, after elizabeth warren red curtis got kings letter on the senate floor, mitch mcconnell interrupted senator warren. >> they are -- >> mister president. >> the senators and voters without conduct of our colleague from alabama as worn by the chair, senator warren, quote, said senator sessions has used the awesome power of off

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