chilling it with larry as leon black on curb your enthusiasm might my jaw hurt so i feel like i drank some sour red wine and i can see energy is hurting i'm laughing snow art will pick it up after this. and then it would. it. something for you your sports. those in command of toxic systems designed to keep us confused distracted and where you are no match for an awakened mind they lie you win the war maybe lie you into poverty they tell you what they think they're watching you are you watching are you watching. watch now on portable to be. one of their act was one of my new favorite gaffes you say hi i feel i got a feeling of water skiing at cypress gardens they say hi 4 i hang around for a 10 minutes i can balls with laughter and that i am back on it jeff she looks so lets loose the big security j.b. smoove all of us all he's got a pot you have your old may i elaborate you probably know best leon black on curb your enthusiasm brother you and larry are so good together but when i read the back story on this you've got to laid this down for the people this absolutely blew my mind how t

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we know he made the pitch to be ceo of apollo as leon black started to step down but that is a role hisnder had gotten. you are seeing, tom, in just a couple of days, the fabric of wall street. the top leadership at two major firms start to take shape much faster. we are seeing success. tom: i went to get out front of all the market wall street. little action in midtown manhattan. we have bloomberg getting more people, the food courts actually populated, light at the coffee machines. do you know what the copy machine cost? sonali: i don't. but a lot of people made a lot of money by betting on distressed last year and that opportunity is over. tom: so the key thing is a movement of management like we've never seen before? sonali: when was the last time he saw changes this fast and hard? it is time to change jobs. we were talking to recruiters all week. kind asked for more money as people are starting to change jobs -- time to ask for more money as people are starting to change jobs. a public a firm that has grown, fill the holes as the banking system started to step back and it the last

co-founder and former ceo leon black left his executive role at the firm after review of his ties tostein. we know our friend jay clayton, non-executive chairman, i believe, andrew. i think josh is part owner of the 76ers. >> he is he is. transformation -- it's a serious transformation to apollo without leon black and josh gone, goes to mark rohan i think there was a point people thought mark was not going to run the company. he was not in line a couple of years ago. it was the opposite. going to be very interesting to see what happens there >>> meantime, discovery ceo david zaslav receiving stock shares the day before he received the sec filing. the cost of the conversion currently ranges from $35.65 to 3.33 invest in over a seven-year period it's still extremely volatile this year. meantime, crypto as bitcoin lost more than 1/3 of the value since last month's highs the current si funding before recovering a bit settling under $40,000. that kind of volatility has the story fundamentally changed. jon fortt is here to weigh in on both sides andrew >>. >> no. if you like bitcoin the se

you knew one of these black soldiers later in his life. please tell us about dr. leon bass, and specifically his experience as a black soldier during his training, even before deployment. lynn: i had the privilege of spending a great amount of time with dr. bass, because he volunteered and spoke to young people from all over at the museum. this is a picture of dr. bass in his uniform when he was a sergeant. he was born in 1925 and grew up in philadelphia. his parents were part of the great migration that was happening throughout this period where blacks were moving up north into cities and changing the landscape of cities in many large cities. he went to an all-black school, but it was an excellent school. he excelled and 70. as soon as he finished high school, he volunteered. -- he excelled in his studies. as soon he finished high school, he volunteered. world war ii had started and he passionately volunteered for the army in 1943. he went into the army as a sergeant. as he put it, it was really a shock to his system because he was trained in georgia. so the minute he

henry mccollum and leon brown, who both are black and have intellectual disabilities, were sentenced to death over confessions that, for years, they said were coerced. they were released in 2014 after an investigation by the north carolina innocence inquiry commission found dna evidence implicated another man in the crimes. texas carried out its first execution in 10 months on wednesday night, administering a lethal injection to quintin johns, a black man convicted for killing his great aunt in 1999. jones had pleaded with the texas governor to spare his live in a row video produced by "the new york times." the victim's family had forgiven jones and publicly opposed the execution, including signing a petition for clemency. in a shocking move, there were no media witnesses present during the execution. a spokesperson said new staff failed to tell reporters it was time to carry out the lethal injection, and so they were left waiting in an office across the street while jones was put to -- was executed. executives from biotech company emergent biosolutions were grilled by lawmakers wedn

the light of includes the black keys and leon bridges. is going to try for the tickets today? or are you done with after that? >> my spirit is tired. >> me too. >> so poetic. >> rejection, so many times. >> i can only take so much. >> really, these minor inconveniences, mike, what are we to do? >> i guess let other people enjoy it. they got there first. yeah, well, good for them. all right, i'm going to ease you into what is going to be some troubling news, weather- wise. >>> this gorgeous sunrise this morning from the exploratorium. the headline is the most disturbing, parts of the bay area have reached the highest level of drought. i will show you then just a second. brisk, bright and cool today and tomorrow. at least we don't have fire danger to worry about. we will have morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, typical may gray pattern as the weekend starts our warming trend as we get temperatures back to average. so let's take a look around t m then you look where the 2% is. it is from ukiah all the way down through santa rosa, vallejo, concord, oakland, all the way down to liv

bahamas, sierra leone are also countries we believe should be getting tps. amy: jubilee blackts are cracked downarder at the border? >> absolutely. when you look at the expsion, it is clear. as you pointed out in your opening, more haitians have been expelled under the vita administration but it is not just haitians. it is people from all over the continent of africa as well as the caribbean. amy: nana gyamfi, thank you for being with us, executive director of the black alliance çn■ñ>>>> ox■q■Ñ s ♪ >>> welcome back. thank you for joining us again on nhk "newsline." >>> the u.s. state department has issued a stronger warning to its citizens against traveling to japan due to the coronavirus situation. the u.s., on monday, raised its travel advisory level for japan by one notch, to the highest on its four-tier scale. level four, do not travel. it cited the latest update from the centers for disease control an

bahamas, sierra leone are also countries we believe should be getting tps. amy: jubilee blackts are cracked downarder at the border? >> absolutely. when you look at the eulsion, it is clear. as you pointed out in your opening, more haitians have been expelled under the vita administration but it is not just haitians. it is people from all over the continent of africa as well as the caribbean. amy: nana gyamfi, thank you for being with us, executive director of the black alliance focccccc ♪♪♪ andrew cuomo: the president said this is a war. i agree with that, this is a war. then let's act that way and let's act that way now. karishma vyas: as new york rose from the ashes of 9/11, first responders became america's heroes. now they're under attack again, this time from a hidden enemy. male: yo, mike, close the truck, close the truck. karishma: new york is a key battleground in the global war on covid-19. megan pfeiffer: there's been a lot of deceased people, a lotta people just waiting to die. karishma: over two weeks, we'll take you to the frontlines.

leon mcdougle, it's really distressing to hear from you the number of black physicians has remained flat or think you said, for 80 years i think you said. i held when i believe to have been the first hearing in the senate to look r at the racial disparities in the covid-19 cases. and even as the state with a small black population like maine, we see the disparity. again report on it each and every day from the main cdc. i had that hearing at the university testify about what could be done and they echoed what was said here, that we needed to be training more people who look like the community that they are serving. that is clearly true and it would help overcome the legacy of mistrust. between the black population in the medicalpu professionals that exist in some areas. ... ... go to our elementary schools, pre-k through 12th grade and we have a program at the ohio state university called health sciences academies where there's a cascading model involved with partnering the teachers and parents of students for schools in high school and across the street from ohio state hospital. i think

ghost of black history to tell a story that's not being told or not worldly known throughout the world, the african-american contribution in military history. >> reporter: thank you so much, leon. this is an example that will be here all day. how long will this be here? >> this will be on the hang deck for at least a month and then we move to another space on the ship. >> reporter: you have every opportunity to see it. you can come today. that ceremony is right here on the hornet in alameda at 11:00 this morning. emily turner, kpix5. >> uss hornet is such a great place to visit. i have been there a couple times, to just learn about history. >> it's on my list for sure. >>> in contra costa there is a memorial day drive in event. >> celebrations begin at 9:00. another event will be held at stock mans park in livermore. that starts at 11:00 this morning. in the south bay, united veterans council of santa clara will be holding several virtual events. >> reporter: i am justin andrews. what an incredible moment you missed about 30 minutes ago as an avid kayaker started his journey. he went under the golden gate bridge this morning. he is set to take off on a 2400- mile stretch acros