i think the knicks and madison square garden -- i'm a marketing guy.e talking about one of the top five franchises in the world and as a marketer you would not do anything but want that opportunity and that's exactly why i'm involved and that's the opportunity that i want to be a part of. >> steve, before we let you go, doc rivers had an emotional speech last night about the police shooting of jacob blake you've been very outspoken about everything else. i want to get your take where we are, how pivotal this moment is especially given your ties to corporate merge and how you think corporate america is thinking about this particular issue right now. >> well, you know, since the george floyd murder, i've gotten calls from many ceos and i've given them five bullet points, andrew, that i believe are important. you know, first and foremost invest in african-american strategy you know, you got to immediately specifically, you got to hold your vendors accountable for diversity. you got to empower the chief diversity officer in your company to make sure that t

this is the implants also known as mary says it's a very popular place by a knicks fans and this square along with this iconic building is one of the biggest tourist attractions for the city but it's also like i said there was special for buying marina cans because every time by an acre when a title that no one level though penny that's where all the players are invited over by the c.d.'s and then they all come out including the coaching staff and then they present their trophies to assess to this area right here and here you have usually thousands and thousands of buy and munich fans but because of hold it 19 it's very very unlikely that they will be a public celebration this year ok so no coronation this time you've been watching byron a by. all season and certainly. as well can p.s.g. stop the streaking byron club. i mean i mean i might as well add to that by an 8th unbeaten in their last 29 games in all competitions but of course if there is one team that can beat them it is p s g it's really difficult to tell how this game will play out because there is no me a favorite you have 2

season happening right during the middle of the covid-19 pandemic as kron four's has eked my new knicks planes. experts say the flu shot is the key to keeping infections down. >>an unavoidable collision is on the healthcare horizon with this year's flu season meets the coronavirus we have the potential for having a big surge wave of here in the fall doctors at ucsf in san francisco by raising awareness regarding the potential impact of a big 3rd wave of covid and a potential bad year of influenza. so the impact of influenza on covid. >>is that it if we people who have the recalled far short their backs a nations. we'll end up with the extra people in the ice use extra people need these extra people in the on the wards who will be using health care resources and we may where we may well be that for covid for covid patients health care professionals anticipate a slightly different set of problems for patients with the flu if we're worried about looking at this primarily through the lens of influenza you're going to have problems with that and a confusing diagnoses since they both present

one you got from the new york knicks, a trade president trump commanded you on -- commended you on, iecall. when are you going to recruit more jewish basketball players in the nba? mark: i don't care if they are from mars. want to works, i just win. david: from behind you is what looks like a replica of a basketball championship trophy. mark: that is the real deal. david: are you hopeful of getting another one someday? mark: this one is 10 years old. barry o'brien needs some decent friends. ♪ >> then i put together a team to look at, what is the new normal? what does it mean that when we reopen there will still be a virus concern. what does it mean that we have to think about doing more digitally? what does it mean that we have to protect our staff? when is printed -- when this pandemic hit, 90% of the staff had to go to telework. it taught me to think differently to ask fundamental questions about structure, about the way we do business. my goal is to come out of it better and stronger. david: when the smithsonian does reopen eventually, will people be required to wear masks? >> ever

without protection we are incredibly on the ball in our society compared to western or the new york knicks and when it comes to public resources institutions and services we don't prioritize that year so we're rich if you look at g.d.p. and if you look at the fact that we have like more billionaires than other societies but in an incredibly poor overall an incredibly unequal country that means that these kinds of crises are going to affect some folks much worse than it does others. this is a portion of the cremains that have not been picked up from the cases that we did what hold on a 2nd so all these are what they call cremains this is if the somebody has been cremated ashes to ashes i'm getting goosebumps here. what's the weight of a box. i tell people out of those eyes away is about a major issue. but this is the story says that it's just crazy this is this is what's left of the worst levels of us. danielle santa cruz. and the new palermo. who said be espinosa you know those. yeah i mean 95 percent of my business is minorities and 1st wave immigrant folks from another country the most v

one you got from the new york knicks, a trade president trump commended you on, i recall.n are you going to recruit more jewish basketball players in the nba? mark: i don't care if they are from mars. whatever works, i just want to win. david: from behind you is what looks like a replica of a basketball championship trophy. mark: that is the real deal. david: are you hopeful of getting another one someday? mark: this one is 10 years old. barry o'brien needs some decent friends. ♪ >> this was an opportunity to ask a fundamental question about structure, the way we do business. my goal was to come out of it better and stronger. when the smithsonian reopens will people be required to wear a mask? >> unless you have a medical issue. our job is to keep the staff safe and the visitors safe. david: what lessons have you personally learned? one of the big lessons i have learned is that i have left my fingerprints on everything. i used to think that i have to be there. i don't have to be there. the other thing i learned more than anything else is the fragility of human life. in the

knicks to being in england and from there touring through different parts of europe, he observes ultimately the leadup to world war ii, and some of that was intentional in terms of his research for his thesis at harvard and umt mittly turns it into a book "why england slept." i don't flow it pays much attention to his father's role in that but he looks at what is the buildup to later, i think informs his view of the cold war, and how do you respond? so it's an interesting time. >> interestingly, that book, john f. kennedy gave copy of the book to franklin roosevelt, and jfk signed it, and franklin roosevelt signed it. so we have an fdr collection of rare books and other things, and that's one of our most precious possessions is the, slapped with both jfk and roosevelt's signatures in it. may not know this story. one of my favorite anecdotes. in 1940 when kennedy came back from europe he came to visit the fdr library under construction. hadn't been open but under construction and he left a gift for fdr. >> really? >> and we have the note that, the thank you, copy of the thank you note fdr wr

one you got from the new york knicks, a trade president trump commended you on, i recall. me ask you this, though. when are you going to recruit more jewish basketball players in the nba? mark: i don't care if they are from mars. whatever works, i just want to win. david: from behind you is what looks like a replica of a basketball championship trophy. mark: that is the real deal. david: are you hopeful of getting another one someday? mark: this one is 10 years old. larry o'brien needs some friends. ♪ david: what lessons have you personally learned? >> one of the big lessons i have learned is that i have left my fingerprints on everything. i used to think that i have to be there. i don't have to be there. the other thing i learned more than anything else is the fragility of human life. and the fragility of fairness in this country. so the dual pandemics of the virus and racism have inspired me even more to struggle to help a country understand itself better and find a country that is freer and fairer. david: you have an everyman image where you are an average joe. the trut

you got another couple of stars, one of them you got from the new york knicks, in a trade president trumpommitted you on, as i recall. let me ask you this -- when are you going to recruit more jewish basketball players in the nba? mark: i don't care if they are from mars. just what ever, ever works. i just want to win. david: behind you it looks like is a replica of a basketball championship trophy. mark: that's not a replica. that's the real deal. david: are you hopeful of getting another one someday? mark: this one is over 10 years old. larry o'brien back there needs some friends. ♪ of itl is to come out better and stronger. david: when the smithsonian does reopen eventually, will people be required to wear masks? >> everybody is going to be required to wear masks unless you have a medical issue. i think our job, first and foremost, is to keep staff safe and the visitors safe. david: what about the lessons you have learned? what lessons have you personally learned and how you're going to change your life as a result of all this? >> one of the big questions is that i left my fingerprints

eight years from now, in the second term of the knicks' president, we will celebrate the 200th anniversaryamerican revolution. and by our decision in this election, we will determine what kind of nation america will be on its 200th birthday. we will determine what kind of a world america will live in in the year 2000. this is the kind of day i see for america on that glorious fourth, a year from now. i see a day when americans are once again proud of their flight. when once again, at home and abroad, it is honored as the world's symbol of justice. i see a day when the president of the united states is respected in his office is honored because it is worthy of respect and honor. i see a day when every child in this land, regardless of his background, has a chance for the best education that our wisdom and schools can provide and an equal chance to go just as high as his talents will take him. i see a day of when life in rural america attracts people to the country rather than driving them away. i see a day when we can look back on massive brick for use massive breakthroughs in solving pollu

greg: nasa announced lans to stop referring to outer space knick names. erase systemic racism and inequality in science. we'll give you 5 seconds to vomit. nasa says they will work with diversity experts on nicknames. but it got us thinking. what other titles are in need of cancellation. what about the big bang? dwarf planet? how do you think that makes me feel. and solar system? replace it with social justice system. black hole? what a way to racially profile gravity. he got it in his whiskers. tyrus. nasa -- >> is it racist? oh, yeah. this whole show this week is two words. creep and racism. i looked up nebula. it is an n word but it's not the one we don't want. it means a cloud or gas in space. so i can see how that's offensive. galaxy is a gathering of stars held together by gravity. as far as eskimo, if you are going to take away eskimo nebula. i have a nebula behind me. we have to get rid of eskimo pie. and eskimo kiss, the cute nose rub? got to go. so let's just -- that's the best i can do, greg. i have got to do something with this ridiculousness.

expected in an exaggeration hundreds of public gathered here in response to an invitation against the knicks asian man the u.a.e. is a plan to normalize with israel on tuesday. an islamic jihad there is at the end of the leadership meeting in which the message was clear no one has the right to speak on behalf of the palestinian people and that the p.l.o. is the sole and legitimate representative of the palestinian people so this is a message of unity and while a rejection. deal. that's what happened in the leadership meeting on tuesday should have happened years ago it's time for us to know that we have no one else to support us but our own unity. vision is betrayed him for palestinian cause and for the arab and muslim nations we came to send a message to out of nations and to our immediate brothers to repudiate the israeli him about the agreement because it is a patroon for the palestinian cause rerouted here and will continue all kinds of resistance and you confirm that such normalization will not grant legitimacy for the zionist entity. this same sense of unity was reflected in the gaza s

new york knicks, still snake bitten. >> nice to see you this morning.d. >>> still ahead for you, joe biden striking an optimistic note to counter a dark time. he left the biggest xingers to someone else though. >> joe biden goes to church so regularly that he doesn't even need tear gas and a bunch of federalized troops to get there. text vote to 30330. 30330. that would be the president's golf score if he didn't cheat. 30330. it's not that hard to remember. watch. person, woman, man, camera, tv, 30330. anyone can do it. unexpected situation? l'oréal's magic root cover up three seconds to flawless roots three...two...one... roots gone! magic root cover up by l'oréal paris oh my gosh! ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> make no mistake, united we can and will overcome this season of darkness in america. >> a hopeful message in an anxious time. how joe biden made his pitch to reclaim the soul of the nation. good morning, this is "early start." i'm laura jarrett. >> good morning, it's friday. i'm christine romans. it is 31 minutes past the hour. last night the democratic acceptance

as if the knick crisis, the coronavirus, the revolution weren't enough this tops them all. life was already a struggle in lebanon with its economy in free falling and coronavirus on the rise and now this. >> we got here an hour ago and as you can see it's destroyed. we've been open since october and we've been fighting every month with different circumstances, economic situati situation. it's a catastrophe. what's happening in lebanon is catastrophic. >> reporter: in the word of the lebanese-american poet, pity the nation. ben wedeman, cnn, beirut. >>> the explosion in beirut was so powerful it registered a 3.3 magnitude earthquake shattering windows and damaging balle inin far away from the epicenter. a journalist shared images of her home on twitter immediately following the blast. every window is blown out. the doors ripped off their hinges. she described what she called utter chaos writing i'm walking through streets strewn with shattered glass in a black out with injured people stumbling about and ambulances wailing. hospital staff pulling bodies out of hospitals. one

worked for biden in the white house, liz allen, who will serve as communications director and sheila knicks with the vice presidency that they can kind of impart upon the running mate choice. now, we are still waiting to find out when exactly biden will be making that announcement. his team has stressed that they are hoping to make that announcement first in a text message to supporters. so i guarantee people are going to be checking their cell phones quite often over the next few days. >> i was thinking about that this morning. how does it work, mj? does joe biden pick up the phone and call them? i don't know. anyway, how does it happen in a pandemic? whoever it is, what are the next few weeks going to be like? >> it's going to be a very busy couple of weeks for whoever this running mate is going to be, and much of it we expect to be virtual. first the announcement is going to come and it's going to be any day now as arlette said, and we already know from the campaign that the first time that we see joe biden with his future running mate is going to be in the form of a virtual fundraiser.

americans against the elite in washington, fighting against the man who has been in government since the knicksore the movie "star wars." before the movie, "jaws." before the sony walkman. we're talking joe biden. the man who promises to fix america with $4 trillion in new taxes during the economic down turn and shutting

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americans against the elite in washington, fighting against the man who has been in government since the knickson administration, since before the movie "star wars." before the movie, "jaws." before the sony walkman. we're talking joe biden. the man who promises to fix america with $4 trillion in new taxes during the economic down turn and shutting down the economy because of covid-19. former new york city mayor, personal attorney for president trump, rudy giuliani. he is fired up. he will talk about how he can talk to voters beyond his base. also the president's second term again today continuing his push to fix the economy, stop covid-19, fix weak border policies but now this. joe biden says he will undo president trump's strong on the border policies that critics say are working. we have tim murtagh, president trump's 2020 communications director. [inaudible] will be even tougher on china. peter navarro with us tonight. for the first time hundreds of angry residents now up in arms, they are really mad. they are protesting, taking to the streets, fighting against democrat mayor trying to get

so one of those who can speak to the knicks on the tito he's a lecturer and modern european history at queen's university belfast joins us live via skype and speaking there about alexina volley being a fierce critic of president vladimir putin of him being an opposition leader but really this is a key figure in russian politics a name that everyone in the country would have heard of how how unsettling will this be for a people that well i mean you have to kind of keep it in proportion he is the main position leader has said that he is it goes by everybody in russia but he certainly is the most important position. to put it in for general atmosphere in russia. damaging a figure like the public figure like. it is a huge decision because in the boston christmas certainly tried to keep. him under control by various means from arrest and give him sentences pretty rowdy elections not register his pledges and so forth but they never tried to actually physically live in a team and if it proved that it was actually credit which we don't know for sure that it would be extremely disconcerting to

the company's assets include the knicks and rangers. home games as you know since march i'm a big knicks fan. will: hard to make money when you can put no games or concerts. democratic national convention kicks off tomorrow and while joe biden remains in his basement the president and vice president will counter campaign in wisconsin. hillary clinton notoriously ignored the key swing state when it mattered most and lost. joining us now to discuss is fox news contributor and importantly, wisconsin resident rachel campos duffy. good morning, rachel. >> good morning, will. congratulations. welcome to "fox & friends." will: thanks so much, rachel. i'm happy to be here. the trump campaign certainly wants to make joe biden's choices symbolic of hillary clinton's choices some four years ago. president trump is trailing joe biden in the polls in wisconsin 44-49. that is much less than he trailed hillary clinton some four years ago according to a marquette poll. rachel what are you seeing on the ground when it comes to this race. >> i happen to

is that knicks fans. >> absolutely and the joy that you have in those relationships have to be deeper than the pleasure you get another corners of the world and other corners of the community. the joy is different. black people traditionally have been the soulful people because we are very joyful people can't be soulful ear life despite being -- that there is joy and pain. it's the tradition that has to cut at the deeper spiritual and moral level and we have to be honest and relies all of us especially those in the black middle class are already commodified in one way or another. that has to be the object of our critical reflection. baldwin says i know i'm the great white hope for the liberal establishment that i want to talk about that. i'm not going to be that hope for them. it doesn't mean he's just kowtowing to black folks previous something inside of him that is a calling not just a career. he's got something inside of him that is a call and i can say that in the highly commodified culture. they are missing the point are you something just ain't right area and >> something someth

. >> my name is carrie knicks. i used to live in bernal heights.e havif a social worker respone would still with be us today. i'm calling to disarm, defund the from other speakers and funds services shown vibe antsy of our communities and stand with the people and against the mayor's budget proposal that fails to show any of these promises, be brave and bold as so many community members and please see police budgets for what they yield and please do the right thing and i yield the rest of my time. can we have the next speaker, please. >> caller: [ speaking spanish ] >> she lives in san francisco and she needs help with her rent, thank you. >> thank you both for your comments. >> this is my fourth of these calls and you guys are just not getting the message or you are and you are choosing to ignore it. ronen, thank you for defunding the police movement but you took your time and you didn't respond to my question about who else is with you. and this two parts to this. one is obviously investing in the black community and this $120 million is fantasy.

. >> my name is carrie knicks. i used to live in bernal heights.e havif a social worker respone would still with be us today. i'm calling to disarm, defund the from other speakers and funds services shown vibe antsy of our communities and stand with the people and against the mayor's budget proposal that fails to show any of these promises, be brave and bold as so many community members and please see police budgets for what they yield and please do the right thing and i yield the rest of my time. can we have the next speaker, please. >> caller: [ speaking spanish ] >> s >> shenc lives in san francisco and she needs help with her rent. >> thank you both for your comments. >> could you take us to the next speaker, please. >> jj this is my fourth call. you guys, you are not getting did message or you are and you are ignoring it. hillary ronen, thank you for supporting the police movement. you took your time and you didn't respond to my question about whout else is with you? there are two-parts. one is the black community. this $120 million is fantasy

ahead with richard frank author of downfall, the end of the imperial japanese empire and peter cuss knick from nuclear studies ibs institute. join with calls, facebook questions an tweets. watch the 75th anniversary of the bombing of hera shima and nagasaki this sunday on c-span and american history tv on c-span3. >>> c-span has unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events. you could watch all of c-span's public affairs programming on television, online, or listen on our free radio app. and be part of the national conversation through c-span's daily washington journal program. or through our social media feeds. c-span created by america's cable television companies as a public service and brought you to today by your television provider. >>> next, a house hearing on sexual assault in the military. after the death of vanessa guillen at ft. hood in texas. they reviewed how sexual assaults are reported. victims advocates recommending changing the process.ommitt >>> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. this is the military personnel subcommittee

the place where i buy my candles, you know, where they have, you know, all these knick-knacks and things that i like to buy. why not make sure that those small businesses that serve our communities have the pickup and drop-off service. and what we have to do, and what i'm hoping or economic recovery task force will do with these various industries, are what are some new guidelines for various industries? because i'm not going to wait around for the department of public health to say, okay, yes, it is okay to open our hair salons and our barber shops. what i want to do is get ready for that and provide for them the suggested guidelines, get them to agree and to allow some of these places to start to reopen. because that's where we are now. we have to start working on this now. so, for example, if we set up guidelines today, that three weeks from now, or four weeks from now, this is what a beauty salon needs to be doing in order to get open, then they can get prepared for that. and they can start booking appointments and working with their costumers. if they can only have one person in the

colin capper knick first started protesting in the bay area. this image, iconic, 1968 summer olympics, san jose state students tommy smith and john carlos raised their fist on the medal stand for black power and the human rights movement. what you're looking at here is the statue that stands to this day on the campus at san jose state. >> let's get back to our wildfire coverage. let's first start with the lnu complex in the north bay. more than 357,000 acres have been burned. at this juncture it's 33% contained. five people have died and thousands of structures destroyed. east in the south bay, scu fire is still the biggest in terms of acreage, burning 366,000 acres. it's 25% contained. five people, including three first responders, have been hurt. 31 structures destroyed. in the santa cruz mountains, investigators say a second person has died in connection with the czu fire. officials now say 63-year-old woman was found dead inside the fire zone. six people remain missing. this fire has burned at least 80,000 acres and is 19% contained. 538 st