amy: thank you for being with us, linda sarsour, cofounder of until freedom.fhal denzel smith, author "invisible man, got the whwhole world watching: a young black man's education." we will be back in 30 seconds. ♪ [ [music eak] amy: this is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman. this weekend activists i in washington, d.c., updated aa massive mural unveiled last week by mayor muriel bowser on a two-block stretch of road that leads to the white house. what she had printed in enormous block letters that can be seen from space, "black lives matter" and they put right next to it "defund the police come to referring to the whole movement now. we're goingng to turn right nowo alalex vitale, , who has long ad the answer to police v violences not reform. it's defunding. he is a sociology professor at brooklyn college, coordinator of the policing and social justice program author of the book, "the , end of policing." can you talk about the defund the police movement in terms of the end of popolicing?? what exactly you mean, professor? clcle sure. part o what w'reealilingith

welcome to you both linda can we kick off with you how much of a difference does removing statues really make in the battle against racism. well it's about symbolism. i don't know the make of the men but they're all getting us talking about us that's a good thing he's joined the yes i. know. it in the past. oh well breaking the law or not it once or twice for symbolic reasons but we're having a discussion in britain in europe about europe's past that's a good thing. frank one of the points of the protesters have been making is that these statues represent moments in british history that perhaps many were not aware of and would have been repulsed by if they knew this this this mean that many monuments i thought there on british streets right now frank have become obsolete. i don't think so i think it is a danger because. i'm not against people 'd reacting to symbols even that demanding that should be any change to the. street names or calling into question the nation spot something that's all quite legitimate and i've written 3 or 4 books on british imperialism 'd and its richest spouse m

we are sorry to hear of your injury and your loss there, linda.re might be about to change, or can atmosphere might be about to change, 01’ can you atmosphere might be about to change, or can you think of a moment where things changed from a peaceful protest to something more violent? not specifically in that one evening, but more broadly along these sorts of protest, because i was also embedded in patterson for six weeks, and i have been covering these things for years. typically what you will see is a peaceful daytime protest with members of the clergy, community members, and people will be singing, people will be dancing, people are really just letting it be registered but they are angry, but they are looking for change. —— that they are. then towards the evening, police tend to start being aggressive. in trying to shut those protests down. and that is generally when the mood changes and things get a bit chaotic. so we saw the same thing in ferguson, where theyjust started to really see tear gas, kind of indiscriminately, and kind of indiscrimi

t jimmy: did you meet with linda tripp before she passed away a couple months ago?he quarantine situation. justdied, and i never met her. eust like i never met marsha until we were basically finished canting it. it can get complicated. >> jimmy: interesting. sh i didn't meet linda, i don't know if she would have been buing anything like that. but i got as many text messages as if i'd died, like she was my best friend, i'm so sorry to tar about linda, i'm really sorry to hear about it, too. d didn't know her. adind been spending so much time reading all these books and working with a dialect coach. so i was immersed in this, it was a very wild thing and really my: make me sad. >> jimmy: that's when you know you're good actor, when you get condolences for someone you haven't even played yet. >> i was like, wow. >> jimmy: this character in onrs. america" is not a real person, right? is it an amalgamation? it i guess people call her the composite person. you have it's not very exciting. like the hollow, my character, ed t was exciting about it was i played the one chara

los angeles police department, city of los angeles, houston community college, a poem submitted by linda smallwood, houston city councilmember carolyn shabaz, county judge, and countless others. and we do hope, on behalf of pastor wright and the poundage fountainof praise church, we hoe words that have been spoken and written will bring you comfort in the days to come. and while the world has been shaken, and awakened, by three words that you are dearly beloved george floyd spoke, i leave with you one word, his final word, which was "breathe." and "breathe" is not passive. nocera, no, ma'am, breathe is active, it is inhale and exhale.

. >> linda, what about you going forward.his. insurance, having to pay for your injuries. i mean, people at home got to realize this happens and, you know, you're just left by yourself, for yourself, defending for yourself. >> yeah, especially as a freelancer without the protections of the press desk and the attorneys that would come with a network or a news head. freelancers are certainly left to themselves. i'm definitely going to be looking at surgery bill for at least the next few months. i just got the first bills rolling in and they're pretty big. so, we'll see how it goes. >> scary aspect of this that people have to appreciate. i love your book from years ago, "hand to mouth: living in bootstrapped america," but what it's like when you're out working when this happens. thank you both. please stay in touch. >>> coming up on the program, a media sea change brought on by the black lives matter move. major media figures are stepping down and we're in the middle of it. bile app, your bank can be virtually any place. so, whe

borough president helen rosenthal counsel linda rosenthal assembly member lastly good buddy scot stringer, more importantly, the new york city whos hospitality alliance, andrew robert bookman essentially players getting this done. dagen: i think everybody in political power, in leadership, he everybody in the city is just heartbroken at what particularly restaurants have had to go through will go through. really quickly before we go, joe, have they given you any sense of the next phase when that might start of where you might actually be able will to have people in the restaurant spaced out, of course, but when that could happen? >> a well, i think we are all hoping by you know end of this month middle july would be

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he had a serious opioid addiction he discontinued her high dose prescriptions causing linda to experience a painful withdrawal process get nauseous you might throw up and get diarrhea there's a whole array of stuff you feel pretty miserable for people like myself who need some relief from the chronic pain. and it doesn't take 150 milligrams of the whole to do that today life is better but that doesn't make up for the decades of endangerment and loss of quality of life linda innocently experienced by trusting her doctors would do her no harm. i don't journey one i don't want to go through it again. happy with how things are now. i think it's fair to say that this epidemic of opioid addiction and overdose deaths was in many ways caused. i by green it oh i think it informed public is critical to resolving this problem. people need to understand that these drugs are very potent very dangerous and very addictive the opioid epidemic can only be contained if it is attacked from multiple fronts start with an information regulatory agencies that placed public welfare above special interests health

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foreign minister and linda welcome to conflict zone thank you very much. you said recently that sweden's trust based strategy to combat the coronavirus was working your prime minister also continues to maintain the strategy was the right one but today you have nearly 5000 confirmed coronavirus deaths far higher per capita than your neighbors who imposed stricter lock downs early on with such a high death toll how can you say that your strategy is working. well actually we have the same goals as most other governments that says to save life and health and also to keep the system in the health service able to cope with this very strong push on the limits and actually we manage to flatten the curve we have there for have. problems we getting sick people into the health care. actually or so we have managed to get our people to follow their recommendation and we also have legally binding measures like social distancing. also washing your hands don't travel or work from home all of those issues what we have not managed to do is to keep the virus out of the elder

epidemiologist admitted mistakes have been made i guess this week in sweden's foreign minister and linda with the death toll much higher than its neighbors and borders closed due to concerns over the number of infected as sweden made its deadly ever i. foreign minister and linda welcome to conflicts out and thank you very much you said recently about sweden's trust a base strategy to combat the coronavirus was working your prime minister also continues to maintain the strategy was the right one but to date you have nearly 5000 confirmed coronavirus debts far higher per capita than your neighbors who impose stricter lock downs early on with such a high death toll how can you say that your strategy is working. well actually we have the same goals as most other governments that says to save life and health and also to keep the system in the health service able to cope with this very strong push on the limits and actually we managed to flatten the curve we have therefore have. problems we getting sick people into the health care. actually or so we have managed to get our people to follow the

it's tough. >> sergeant fred jones and linda webb of write training.ery much for creating a framework for talking about this. i think part of the problem sometimes is not knowing what the right words are to use. thank you for being part of the solution. lots of questions yet to be answered. remember to send your questions about police reform, email us, talk@msnbc.com or tweet us with the hash tag #msnbcanswers, share your questions, your stories, and we will answer some of your questions this time tomorrow. >>> before we go, we mentioned that that service is taking place in rayford, north carolina. the older brothers and sister of george floyd spoke ahead of that memorial service. here's part of what they said. >> i'll never hear his voice, i'll never hear his laughter, i'll never have his hugs or be able to tell him that i love him again and likewise him tell me the same. >> i don't go in and see him laying in hay coffin. it would drive me crazy forever. every time i close my eyes, that's what i would see, and i can't do that. >> the brother and siste

linda: and he said it's not fair.e told me, he said "no matter what you do, don't give up on blblack lung." but that's why he wanted that done, because he had all this other evidence, and with all ththis other evidence, they're still denying the claim. and then the autopsy report comes back. they said, "their doctor looked at it and this doctor was crazy." this girl's dad up here, this guy that used to live there in this next trailerette, he had black lung. this girl's brother and her father died. her dad was 52 years old when he died, and her grandfather also died from black lung. reporter: miners' families are fighting on multiple fronts, against an incurable disease, and intransigent insurance companies. and now many here feel the government has abandoned them, too. a federal fund that was set up over 40 years s ago to provide benefits for miners suffering from black lung disease has seen its budget slashed. that's because the fund is financed through a tax paid by the coal companies. last year, president donald tr

es una linda oportunidad para todos nosotros, para que la liga hoy en día y el resto del fútbol siguede salud, se retrasó una semana más para que baje el número de infecciones y para que los clubes se preparen mejor para este nuevo certamen. >>> queda poco, cézanne, sandra, el deporte va volviendo a la normalidad poco a poco >>> va tomando vida. hablando de deportes algunos seguidores de los puristas están preguntándose si este formato va a traer beneficios a ellos? >>> yo creo que sí, la duda es el tema físico porque los quakes fueron de los últimos equipos que volvieron a los entrenamientos en el condado de santa clara, pero en formatos cortos tienen experiencia ganando en la de la concacaf, hay jugadores mundiales como alanís o espinosa que debe beneficiar a los earthquakes >>> vamos a una pausa y regresamos >>> ( comerciales ) (♪ música ) >>> aumentan los ataques a policías en california y en todo el país, sepa cómo las agencias locales están buscando proteger no solo a sus oficiales sino que también a la comunidad . >>> nos despedimos con las imágenes de los miembros de la clase

. >> where is linda? the fbi now joining the search for the missing amish teen, she vanished sunday. they are investigating every lead. >> at this point in time, we don't have concrete evidence or something that is leading us down a specific path. so we can't rule out foul play. we can't rule out the fact that maybe linda left on her own free will. >> reporter: the community of lancaster county coming together, more than 350 people scouring farmland in hopes of findings teen. >> we've been sifting flew lthr hundreds of tips and trying to figure out what might have happened to linda. this is not a normal case. this is very unusual. we haven't had enough case like this. >> reporter: and we'll be live from pennsylvania coming up at 7:00. with your "first look," i'm will reeve, abc news. >>> ikea has promised to investigate after a video surfaced of a book case tumbling on to a pair of twins. this video may be hard to watch. but the kids are okay. >> oh, my goodness. a nest camera captured what happened in mo

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maria: all right, we will leave it there, linda duessel, thank you very much for weighing in. markets up 300 points, we will take a break but we are just getting started this morning, former mcdonalds ceo ed ramsey on rebuilding america's economy, trevor on competing with tesla and. ohio congressman with the latest on the investigation into the origin of the russia probe with testimonies continuing. the ceo of enterprises ara and as the economy gets back on track and at 8:00 a.m. hour house minority whip steve scalise on the economy reopening and possibility of more stimulus. ceo of slack, stewart butterfield, don't miss that. we identify where americas jobs. facing harsh internal criticism over op-ed, details coming up. maria: welcome back curving the violence, attorney general william barr issuing stern warning to extremist groups like antifa who he says are infiltrating nationwide protests in an attempt to coopt the movement, watch. >> we have evidence that antifa and other similar extremist groups as well as actors of a variety of different political persuasions have been

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linda, this is a difficult one. it's an evolved issue, but there are changes coming. i was checking that, as you are saying, so much has changed that actually keeping up with this is really difficult. i did check a little while ago, i would have expected the rules on funerals to change because they often happen outdoors. but they haven't yet. so at the moment, the guidance remains the same as it has been for some weeks —— the guidance. restricted items for those who —— strict guidance for those in funerals directors. i think that will shift in the coming weeks and we will be able to have more people attend funerals, which will be hugely important for families across the country. hello again, temperatures made it the hottest day of the year so far. in the last 20 years, about a third of ourjunes get to 33 tomorrow about a third of ourjunes get to 33 if anything suns widespread tomorrow if anything sunshine more widespread across the uk it will be every bit as hot and humid. after that we will start to see some big th

linda toronto was partially blinded by one while covering protests in minneapolis on friday the same day a teen from c.n.n. was arrested on live television they were released a short time later the state's governor has apologized. body stephens is an international press institute board member and a professor at the university of missouri school of journalism she joins us now from columbia missouri good to have you with us professor am i right in thinking that the journalists enjoy a certain privilege there are constitutional protections in the u.s. for journalists are absolutely we have 1st amendment protection for journalists journalists are the eyes and ears built into the u.s. constitution and that the journalists would be a checks and balance on not only government but institutions the government as well including the police so what are we to make of these attacks deliberate in many cases the police deliberately ignoring the fact that journalists are showing them their credentials what are we to make of of these attacks. i just got off the phone with a reporter from the des moine

that was linda who spoke to us an hourago, a that was linda who spoke to us an hour ago, a freelance these demonstrations. let's take you live to new york now, there have been cu rfews live to new york now, there have been curfews and a0 cities across the us but people are largely ignoring those. very tense stand—off is indeed. you can see these pictures, washington, dc as well, a lot of activity there overnight as police try to contain the demonstrations of violent clashes with riot police happening in both new york, chicago, philadelphia and los angeles where teargas has been fired, pepper bullets has been fired, pepper bullets has been fired to try to disperse the crowds. police vehicles were set on fire and shops looted in several cities. we are looking at pictures coming in from new york at the moment. let's show you seattle where you can see live pictures, fairly calm there at the moment, but as you have been hearing from our coverage overnight here, things have been very volatile and it really does depend on what is happening in the various cities. the national guard, saying t

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beside linda brown. >> beside linda brown, that's right. can you take us back and kind of describe the experience you had and the feelings that that generated and what you saw around you? dr. terry: i think we might have been young, because, honestly, i felt proud. i don't think my mother ever felt -- maybe she felt proud, but i think that was not the -- her main feeling. i think she was terrified. i know that now because i have a child and i -- i mean, i have a son. he's not a child anymore. he's certainly a big grown man. but, even so, i think, as a mother, i would be afraid. but i'm going to tell you, we were proud. i was proud to sit there. i was very, very proud. i will tell you something else. i never, ever understood the hatred that came. it was absolutely surprising, because i did not understand why people would glare at us with such hatred for that. so, that was a little unnerving. but i was basically very proud to have done that. >> did your -- on learning about it, did your parents have any words of guidance for you or comment? d

has come under increasing criticism and pressure my guest this week is sweden's foreign minister and linda with a death toll much higher than its neighbors as sweden made it deadly our conflicts are. next to live. in good shape isn't that how we'd all like to be. helping you be truly fit. and kokanee a state truly healthy. right up into your golden years. and truly have fun while doing it and good. students w. . the global corona crisis you can find more information online at e.w. dot com and on t.w. social media channels. every death is very tragic with such a high death toll how can you say that your strategy is working well it sounds like you want to troll us out of e.u. sweden's unique trust based approach to tackling the coronavirus pandemic rejected the stricter lockdowns imposed around the world and instead encourage people to voluntarily social distance but the policy has come under in.

hello, linda? linda? >> hi. >> you have one minute. >> my name is linda, and i'm frustrated how you always come down to the conclusion of closing schools, but you certainly have no problem with opening charter schools. you all want to do everything under the table, but you never give any other people the opportunity. i think that's disrespectful, and i'll go back to saying the disrespectful thing, like i'll go back to the computers. it's wrong to shutdown all these schools. it's just disrespectful on how y'all doing things under the table, and i'm frustrated because everything is shut up under the table. just like our principal at carver is gone, i get a letter in the mail saying he's no longer at the school. you guys keep kicking us in the face and just say oh, accept it. it's tiring, and it's time. >> thank you. that's your time. hello, presidio employee? hello, are you there? >> i'm here. can you hear me? >> we can. thank you. go ahead. one minute. >> thank you all for the opportunity to speak. my daug

and i want to dig deeper on to that with linda. what is the market looking for in terms of potential another round of stimulus coming from the administration and from congress? and what if anything is baked into the market in terms of an expectation there? >> well the consensus around 1 trillion i think some are pushing for one and a half trillion dollars. i don't think that the market is expecting that they'll be a big infrastructure plan more money being just pushed just direct fiscal stimulus directly out to again the small businesses, and individuals to continue what look like would be a july 31st money just, you know, leaving and, i mean, bad news is there's still 20 million people unemployed. and i really do hope we get a good employment number that's the real i think the beg linchpin here so that's sort of support lots of discussion that there won't be targeted for various industries. and i think in and around a trillion dollars you should get bipartisan support for this even though it is an election year. i think that the m

cuchillos por buen tiempo, men mal la ballena resultÓ ilesa y se alejÓ para unirse a sus compaÑeras quÉ lindasnes es todo por hoy gracias >> esta mañana en una audiencia este hombre aceptó ser el asesino del estado dorado. los detalles de lo que sucedió hoy en corte. >> en la universidad estatal de sangramiento el hombre se vio cara a cara con las familias de las víctimas. >> silencio y miradas fue lo único que acompañaba al sospechoso mientras era escoltado en una silla de ruedas, con la mirada en aída. fiscales del distrito buscaban sentenciarlo. en crímenes desde 1965 y 1986 se declaró culpable de 13 asesinatos que incluyeron robo, violaciones sexuales e incluso secuestros. testimonios escalofriantes de víctimas se escucharon una sala de audiencias en la universidad estatal. entre ellos, como violaba a las mujeres y luego se comía la comida de las víctimas. a sus 74 años va a recibir ocho sentencias sin libertad condicional. hay otros crímenes de los que se le acusa, pero ha pasado el tiempo. este hombre vestido de anaranjado pasará el resto de su vida tras las rejas y todo porque dieron co