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matt floyd has been looking at their recent rise.exactly a new phenomenon, the soaring popularity of online streaming platforms has led to an explosion of fresh content. suddenly, most big sports teams and star athletes have been sought after by film—makers eager to tell their story. oh, my goodness! i am cursed with this mentality of competitiveness. the last dance tells the story of michaeljordan and his chicago bulls team as they dominated the nba in the ‘90s. it was a huge hit for espn and netflix, who co—produced the eight—part series. while beautifully made, it wasn't without some controversy, with jordan's own production company also heavily involved, questions arose over whether the viewers were just getting one side of the story. kids in particular are aware that all the stuff they see is branded content, which essentially this is. but at the same time, there is a fascinating thing, it's still a work of art and you still see the unpleasant side ofjordan, unavoidably, because he is one of the hardest competitors imaginable. n

matt floyd has been looking at their recent rise.series is not exactly a new phenomenon, the soaring popularity of online streaming platforms has led to an explosion of fresh content. suddenly most big sports teams and star athletes have been sought after by film—makers eager to tell their story. oh my goodness! i am cursed with this mentality of competitiveness. the last dance tells the story of michaeljordan and his chicago bulls team as they dominated the nba in the ‘90s. it was a huge hit for espn and netflix who co—produced the eight—part series. while beautifully made, it wasn't without some controversy with jordan's own production company also heavily involved, questions arose over whether the viewers were just getting one side of the story. kids in particular are aware that all the stuff they see is branded content, which essentially this is. but at the same time, there is a fascinating thing, it's still a work of art and you still see the unpleasant side ofjordan, unavoidably, because he is one of the hardest competitors ima

matt: you mentioned, by the way, george floyd.ut the income inequality issue in the u.s. because we also hear that, for example, jeff bezos, the richest man in the world, is getting even richer throughout this crisis. right.ah, that's i'm not a huge fan of headline reporting because they can be a little misreading. you are not always looking at equal pay for equal work. but if you dig into why that is, you find there is inequality across the workforce. there's just not the same level of representation in the management, technical roles. in many ways, this reflects structural inequalities that reflect inabilities or unwillingness to recruit minorities in more skilled, higher-paying rules. in the 21st century gig economy, disproportionate amount of roles where they are not receiving full-time employment with the cushy benefit. rob, thanks very much, and you can check out rob's work on bloomberg intelligence. on your terminal, i'm sure you know this, but if you hit bi , you get a library of wealth of information there. rob, an es

. >>> the family of george floyd is suing the city of minneapolis for wrongful death as fox's matt tolls us, the suit also seeks dance against the former police officers charged with the crime. >> reporter: attorneys representing the family of george floyd filing a civil lawsuit on wednesday against the city of minneapolis and the four officers charged in floyd's death. >> this is the tipping point! this is the tipping point for policing in america! >> reporter: the federal wrongful death civil rights lawsuit filed in u.s. district court in minnesota alleging the officers violated flower's rights when they restrained him, and saying the city allowed a culture of excessive force and racism in its police department without consequences. >> the city of minneapolis has a history of policies and procedures and deliberate indifference when it comes to the treatment of arrestees, specially black men! >> reporter: the complaint asking the city appoint a receiver to ensure the city properly trains and supervises its officers, and for quote any other additional relief that the court believes is ju

since george floyd's death, the minneapolis city council has ruled that choke holds our band. >> bill: matt. a two-minute warning, we will see that sticks. keep an eye at the white house. a beautiful day in the rose garden. a push to reopen schools, there were concerns about getting kids back in the school safely. i will speak to a doctor about that. we should see the mexican president and we will hear what they have to say together as they have a rare moment on the international stage during these covid times. back in a moment. ♪ what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> bill: our timing was only off by 18 seconds. let's drop in. >> tremendous pleasure to welcome everyone to the white house. my good friend, we've had a great relationship. mr. president we are moved that you chose to make your firstborn visit since taking office, very successfully taking office i might add to be with us at the white house. the relationship between the united states and mexico has never been closer than it is right now. as the president said a l

matte, ththe conditions that led to tht never r actually ended. and i think k that whatat has reignited that is obviously the public lynching of ororge floyd one week ago in minneapolilis, but t also thehe conditions, the wider context within which that is spilling over. and because of that wider condition of mass unemployment, of the death that has be causeded by the pandemic, that this is not just -- i don't believe these are just protests around or against police brbrutality. but we see a l lot of -- hundre, if not thousanands, of young white people in these uprisings, making these multiracial rebellions, really. and i think that that is important. some people have sort of described the participation of white people as outside agitators, or i know that there are reports of white supremacists infiltrating some of the demonstrations. and i think that those are things that we have to pay attention to, keep track of and try to understand. but i think we cannot dismiss in a widespread way the participation of young white people, because we have to see that what has happened over the last decade has gutted their lives, too. and there has been some dis

matt? >> that st. louis couple and since they were just defending themselves and their home in their private neighborhood shortly after the death of george floydwide nationwide rioting and looting. mark mccloskey and following an incident following peaceful unarmed protesters on june 28th. they are participating in nonviolent protests. while we are fortunate that situation did not escalate into deadly force, this type of conduct is unacceptable in st. louis. gardner said she brought charges after a thorough investigation by police but, police reportedly discovered the guns were not loaded and mark mccloskey's was a fake. mark mccloskey tells fox news he was advised to fill people with his cell phone companies so that taking out his guns, but he asked how that would help if hundreds of people broke into his home. >> the people that broke into my neighborhood, the prosecutor and the circuit attorney has apparently decided that her job as a prosecutor isn't to keep us safe from criminals but to keep the criminals safe from us. >> he says he'll do that has been confiscated, and he says he will not be intimidated. they are prepared to exercise his