quarterback matt ryan about what's happening in atlanta. and what he thinks of colin kaepernick's possible future in the n.f.l. we'll also be joined by the president of the human right campaign, alphonso david. and we'll find out what everyone has learned from coronavirus. it's nothing. we've learned nothing. before all that, let's catch up on today's homicides. welcome to the "the daily social distance show." >> announcer: from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show," with trevor noah." >> trevor: let's kick things off with the most important meal of the day: racism. >> reporter: a familiar face at breakfast for more than a century will soon be a thing of the past, quaker oats announcing that they're getting rid of the 130-year-old aunt jemima brand famous for pancake mixes, maple syrup, and other breakfast foods. in a statement to nbc news, quaker oats writing in part, "we recognize aunt jemima's origins are based on a racial stereotype. while work has been done over

finally here in atlanta, matt ryan, is tired of saying racial injustice. he wants to act.kicked off $500,000 himself, he'll talk to local leaders and activists and businesses to do his homework and direct those funds to help improve the community of people of color. we need leaders to step up and bringing people together. matt is there to help lead the way. >> fascinating conversations beginning. we'll see where it takes us. coy wire, appreciate the update from the nba and nfl. >>> joining us now is dr. marlin. you just heard voices of some of your former colleagues here, nfl players are saying black lives matter and promising to be voices at this moment. what do you see as the role as to try to hopefully seize the momentum you see in the protest on the streets and get action from it. >> thank you for having me mr. king. i think that video is powerful and poignant. it reminds me of muhammad ali and some of these amazing stars back in the day. they are amazing athlete as and dominated their sports. they're redirecting on issues that are pertinent to them. scoring touchdown

matt ryan pledging half a million dollars to a fundraiser to improve lives in atlanta's black communitythe takeaway here is that action is going to be required. that's what nfl players are asking for moving forward if they want this issue to be resolved. >> all right. we appreciate you walking us through it. thank you so much. >>> the new york police department are holding two police officers accountable for violently confronting protesters in brooklyn. we'll tell you about this one. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and right now, is a time for action. so, for a second time we're giving members a credit on their auto insurance. because it's the right thing to do. we're also giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can take care of things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills. right now is the time to take care of what matters most. like we've done together, so many times before. discover all the ways we're helping members at usaa.com/coronavirus discover all the ways we're helping members when it comes to parenting, you're a pro. you know reflexes are key.

same quarterback and all that controversy and what he said this morning, a new strength the nfl, matt ryan a $5000 to e community. so, i mean, this is a story going for the next couple of months living up to the nfl season, i know we talked about yesterday, but with the eiffel going to do when it comes to players? 211 to take any during the anthem? >> i'm not sure. it will be interesting to see because the climate has definitely changed since even just a few weeks ago. so, some changes still made light of what is going with the protest. we have to see about that. >> people thinking and talking about this now more than ever, certainly families and communities and now we are hearing from one of the leaders of the country when it comes to media over a tonight special with oprah winfrey on racism, discrimination and civil uprising taking place around the country, it airs tuesday and wednesday night on the oprah winfrey network and the 18 cable channels, we talk with other african american leaders about where the country is heading and how to build a better more equitable future. thank you for

falcons quarterback matt ryan is pledging $500,000 to a fundraising effort aimed at improving lives intlanta's black community. the jacksonville jaguars also led a unified march on friday from the top of the organization on down of peaceful protests and we're hearing the denver broncos are planning to do the same thing this afternoon. these are unprecedented steps we did not see four years ago. however, there are many players and those within the league that feel until colin kaepernick is part of this conversation there will be no resolution. >> carolyn, we appreciate it so much. thank you. >>> live pictures for you. this is london, protests there as well today. we'll take a look at what is happening here and we'll take a tour of the protests around the world. stay with us for that. and right now, is a time for action. so, for a second time we're giving members a credit on their auto insurance. because it's the right thing to do. we're also giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can take care of things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit

ryan!" today, star of the sci-fi series, "doom patrol," matt bomer." and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! ♪ >> kelly: good morning, everybody. it is tuesday, june 16, 2020.oo do you know what today is, ryan seacrest? >> ryan: well, you just told me, but it has another meaning as well. it is a significant date of birth, isn't it? >> kelly: it is my daughter's 19th birthday.

first car with tire is ryan blaney, with two right side tires and a few follow further back than that with fou the garage where he will join chase elliott, austin dillon, and matt. kenseth having problems with the rear brakes or the track bar. he is out of the race early. there are 32 cars on the lead lap. brennan poole, timmy hill, garrett smithley and j.j. laps down. two drivers on the front row is christopher bell and erik jones did not stop under this caution. the first time bell has led laps in the cup series. we get ready to restart, it will be 42 laps to go. oh, man! >> jeff: we saw how well the penske fords orchestrated those restarts. that one did not go so well for joe gibbs raising in the fine family racing with 95 of christopher bell. just came across the nose of erik jones. now we have got a change for the lead up front with hamlin and harvick. >> mike: when hamlin pancaked that car up in the wall early why thinking we would not see him again today. wrong. stewart-haas on the inside three cars. custer, almirola try to do what team penske did earlier. >> jeff: they have certainly got themselves in position for it but they have to battle danny hamlin

ryan, can you hear us? what is it going to be like to see matty again? i've not seen him in like three months, and ijust like to play with george and matt. yan is sharing there is lovely because it is the little things that maybe people have been missing most in the time that they have been separated, toa time that they have been separated, to a degree. definitely. we have been able to speak on the phone quite regularly, and it will be nice to see the kids even more, because phone calls with kids are a little one—sided sometimes, but the good thing about it is seeing people in person, it makes life feel a bit normal, especially when the world is a weird place at the moment, so i think that is what we all need, a bit of normality. we ran a piece, an earlier report, a lovely gentleman, keith, feeling really emotional about seeing his family this weekend. and as charlie said, it is the little things. how much are you looking forward to just a big bear hug with all your family? to be honest, hearing keith talk, it really struck a chord. i work with the local men's support group, and one of the biggest parts of the conversation is about loneli