mccoy did not do so well with that. soft those are just interesting sort of things that happened with what you are talking about no. >> is there an estimate on how many trump traversed the trail during this activity? it winded chicago become the clatter house of the world? you talked about the cattle going directly to new jersey. was chicago developing it at the same time? depending on the refrigeration cars? >> let me deal with that question first. i don't have a good firm answer for you on the first. i do not know exactly how many individuals went up and down the trail. it would just be a wild guess on my part. i don't want to do that. to your second question, chicago really starts dominating the whole slaughterhouse, shipping, stop yard trade by 1900. there were a lot of big firms prior to this. farms. kansas city, omaha, colorado. refrigeration helped. there is no question about that. the consolidating of the slaughterhouse and shipping and the stock yards altogether is what led those chicago people to really come t

people like mccoy did. mccoy wrote about his experiences in the cattle trade, but in the 1920s, with the passing of a great many of these cowboys, there was a group of individuals in texas who put together interviews of all the cowboys who had gone up the trail, and this has been published. it's called "the trail drivers of texas". and those stories are fascinating. some -- and you've got to be careful about reading them because you're reading people's memories of things that happened 20, 30 years earlier, in some cases 40, and so occasionally you detect some embellishment. and -- but some of the stories check out very well in terms of you can cross reference when they say, well, we were driving this one herd up through indian territory, and we had all this trouble with -- with the northerner, in other words, a storm coming out of the north. so i can look at the post records and say, okay, they said they were here on this date. what was happening at the post, and the post surgeon notes, and then once they c

this is really the real mccoy.is crazy stuff. i'm talking about not the last three or four months but the last few weeks we've now reached a level where you buy bankrupt companies, issue stock in bankrupt companies that will probably be used to pay off the bond holders and you bid up favorite companies to ludicrous levels. this is really the real mccoy. and in that kind of event like 1929 or 2000, you want to see as much crazy participation by screaming leaders of wil investors as you can possibly see. that should make any bear feel better so even in the three or four weeks since i was writing about how little confidence i had compared to the other bubbles shl, my confidence is rising that this is becoming real mccoy bubble of my investment group. the real bubbles can go on a long time and inflict a lot of pain at least we know now that we're in one the chutzpah involved in having a bubble at a time of massive economic and financial uncertainty is substantial. >> so jeremy, should people's equity exposure, particul

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. >> just a year ago willie mccoy was shot 55 times in his car. >> beyond the fatal shootings, there have been other incidences. given this history, the case have been met with immediate skepticism here. >> this is what happens. vallejo pd has been a problem. you can look historically. they have been problematic and there has been nothing done. the only thing that changes now we have a black chief in a black public information officer. >> chief shani williams has led the department for just six months. hired in november from san jose . >> i want to listen to what the community wants a need and develop that dialogue. that is how we begin again. >> yesterday that she was asked about his reform efforts. >> since i have been here we have made many changes in terms of our rmbo worn camera policy, in terms of the way we analyze and look at force. >> there is some suspicion that the city's history is what made it a target monday. police have described that as an organized attack on the city. tonight, the national guard is back on the streets in case there is more trouble. what do neighbors

mccoy was a city boy, a family man and yet he was a drifter. that kind of personality, what the james brothers had started appealed to him. then there was belle starr. she was one ferocious woman. 1848 andorn in mira in her nicknames where the outlaw queen or the bandit queen. her family supported the confederacy. she had been educated at a girls academy and trained via pianist and was on her way to a respectful middle-class life. her older brother, nicknamed bud , had taught her to use guns and ride horses and many believe she unofficially joined him on some of his raids during the war. 1864 and by that businessle's father's as an innkeeper was destroyed. she went from being a respectful middle-class woman to one who associated with outlaws if not an outlaw herself. she married jim reed in 1866 and they had two children. jim reed had grown up in missouri and had joined the raiders and also fled to texas following the war. birth, hee of pearl's was involved in the tom starr gang. they were cattle rustlers. he fled with his family to california.

also still under review is the deadly vallejo police shooting of willie mccoy, officers fired 55 shots at him in the drive- through of a taco bell restaurant.>> we are asking all those cases be submitted to the attorney generals office for prosecution. >> although the state ag is not reviewing deadly officer involved shootings so far it's looking into the departments policies and practices in hopes of reforming the force.>>> the oakland unified school district has reached an agreement with an advocacy group over their claims of gender inequity in school sports. the problems began when the school district proposed budget cuts that would have eliminated a slew of girls sports. the group legal aid at work got involved, they say the cuts violated title ix, that's the federal law requiring gender equity. the legal aid group says the settlement requires the district monitored for three years to ensure that girls are receiving the same opportunities as male counterparts.>>> a concessions executive at yosemite is out of a job after video surfaced of him hitting golf balls in a protected area.

just as mccoy woke up, he was shot to death. >> it's a shame that what happened in minnesota made a lot of people wake up and take notice of something that's been going on for decades in the city of california. >> sean became the latest to die in a police shooting when officers responded to a call for looting, they confronted him. it turned out to be a hammer. there have been more than a dozen police shootings in the last 10 years. the town of just over 100,000 people. >>> developing this morning, president trump has taken a look at the violent crime rate. >> everybody gets upset when i say it, is that a racist statement? frankly, black people come up to me and say thank you, thank you sir, for saying it. they want help. these cities, it's like living in hell. >> in chicago you heard in baltimore as well, all cities with a large black populations and democratic mayors. tweeting that hell is another coronavirus task force will hold a news briefing. laura podesta has the surgeon cases around the country. >> reporter: there has been increased hospitalizations. >> as opposed to a complete s

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were involved in shootings between 2016 2019 including the 2019 shooting of 20 year-old rapper willie mccoy, the agreement will focus on proper use of force procedures. it will update training and policies it will last 3 years and the department of justice will oversee the reforms. the announcement time and coincidentally was less than a week after the death of 22 year-old sean monterrosa he was shot and killed officer june 2nd. well muni says it will no longer transport police officers to anti police protests. the transportation agency sent out a tweet muni buses were used to take lots of officers to protest but apparently that will no longer be the case. and the san francisco police officers association is firing back the association tweeting today telling muni to lose or number next time you need officers for fare evasion and force meant or for removing problem passengers from your buses and trains, you're looking there at the muny tweet but the police officers association have their own tweet they went on to say that officers will no longer provide security services to catch fare evader

involved in several shootings between 2016 2019 including the 2019 shooting of 20 year-old rapper willie mccoy, the agreement will focus on proper use of force procedures things like anti bias training and updating training and policy sobel last 3 years a law allowing the department to oversee the reforms. the announcements timing was coincidentally less than a week after the death of 22 year-old sean monterrosa he was shot and killed by a volley how officer june 2nd. new nie says it will no longer transport police officers to anti police protests. the transportation agency sent this tweet yesterday. you need buses were used to take up a lot of officers to protest apparently that will not be the case anymore. and the san francisco police officers association, firing back the association tweeting today telling you need to quote loser number next time you need officers for fare evasion and force meant or removing problem passengers from buses and trains. they went on to say that officers will no longer provide security services to catch those fare evaders and this is all happening as city offici

divided, after the shooting death of a young black man just last year. 20-year-old rap artist willie mccoy was asleep at his car in a taco bell drive through when six vallejo officers shot him to death. police shootings are personal. she says police shot her uncle several years ago, nearly killing him. >> they said he tried to run away from them or something and he was actually shot in his stomach, so it didn't really add up. so it's sad. >> reporter: meanwhile, concrete barricades surround the vallejo police department and city businesses are boarded up. while the city braces for another possible night of violence. >> the people who are protesting are people that are looting, we need to take a second to recoup and take a step back and realize why we're doing this and who we're fighting for. >> reporter: police are not releasing the namg of the officer involved in the shooting but they say he is an 18-year veteran. back out here live, you can see a crowd gathering for what is supposed to be a peaceful protest. but we are told the national guard is on stand by in case violence erupts. repor

found the use of force justified n. 2019 officers shot willie mccoy 50 times at a taco bell drive through where he fell asleep with a gun in his lap. 'peered to be reaching for the gun as he woke. the d.a. has still not made a decision about the case. >> 15 months has gone by. the family should have a right to know what you're going to do this or not. >> reporter: and members of the club, char's family, his sisters have just bearing him friday. >> we want to take a week off but there is no time to take off. >> reporter: he dropped to a kneeling position and placed his hands above the waist, revealing what the officer who shot him believed to be the butt of a handgun. it turned out to be a hammer. the district attorney tells abc7 news the attorney general declined to conduct an independent review of the case. the families did not have access to the d.a. office today without an appointment. in an email statement to abc 7 news the district attorney krishna abrams said, quote, we understand the anger and frustration that many are feeling in our community and we strongly support the right to s

i will call it a table if you are going to insult it as being the real mccoy of bubbling i am going to associate it with. gaibling table then leave it. no one says you can't go to the casino because you can't make money. i am saying you can buy and you can sell and the up sult that i hear rich people coming on is to think that once you bought you are going to buy and hollywood to the poor house because everybody says buy and hold. i say buy and make money buy and you can lose money. >> yes, you can. >> but the propensity of every ipo so far has been to make money. i like people to capture. >> one particular in the speculation this market, not nicola it is hurts. >> hertz. >> a bankrupt. perhaps if things had changed more quickly in terms of used car provides prices, maybe they could have sold equity before filing carl icahn might not have seen the need to sell the stocks at 72 cents but they did they have a plan to potentially try and sell equity even though they are bankrupt. on friday they were in the bankruptcy court where the nyc said okay we have no problem with them selling $500

i lost my friend willy mccoy. >> reporter: this is the 17th officer-involved shooting in vallejo since 2011. the state attorney general announced today his office will review the department's use of deadly force policies. the city council just voted to work with the attorney general. tonight white allies lined the perimeter of the walgreens they say in case police showed up. >> this is far too common, and it's happening everywhere, and it's not just the philando castiles. it's not just the george floyds. it's people right here in this community, and it's really important that we come out and have our voices heard. >> reporter: jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> in theig where about 100 people are still gathered outside san jose city hall. as you can see police standing by. earlier this evening, thousands of people rallied in the exact same spot. they crowded the plaza which started as a die-in and then about 5:00 p.m. started marching through downtown san jose. in the east bay, about a thousand people gathered outside civic center plaza lending their voices to the growing calls for raci

investor who called the last 3 financial bubbles come out and say that this 4th bubble is the real mccoy and that long exposure should be at 0 and he actually said if you can muster it less than 0 what do you think of that do you agree it what you make of this statement. well 2 things i respect your me tremendously i've worked with him for years but he's always about 2 to 3 years early that's how germany works remember he came out and said in 2006 we were in a bubble you actually were in a bubble remember a bubble is just simply went higher prices create higher prices so we are in a bubble in the sense that you know we've never had stimulus like this we've never had fed money we've never had $1200.00 checks sent to people but if you look at history and jeremy will be the 1st one to tell you this is in the event driven bear market over the last 200 years and jeremy has a bet been around i believe for 189 years you have these event driven markets to dive and they bounce back and we've had many of them we've had world wars we've had you know pandemics we've this is happened before the marke

this is bbc news i'm simon mccoy. the headlines. leicester faces more time in lockdown.r an extra two weeks. we have to remain vigilant, we have to continue to do the basics. washing our hands and all that. plus, we need to have local lockdown is and local whack a mole strategies where necessary. spending on infrastructure — the government plans to spend a billion pounds on schools in england over the next decade further easing of restrictions across the rest of the uk as schools in wales and high street shops in scotland reopen. planning to get away? the government prepares to give more details on where we can go on holiday this summer.

jeremy grantham the investor who called the last 3 financial bubble saying that this bubble is the real mccoy as far as bubbles go and you're done e of you're done the research that if the fed continues to flood markets with liquidity it could risk the greatest financial bubble of all time now do you know is this a real concern of the fed actually worried about this bubble bursting or are they just trying to keep everybody's head above water at this point. so i think right now the fed is is is it's the latter the fed is trying to prevent this bubble from popping but the problem is that in doing so it's unleashed all kinds record junk bond issuance even as companies are being downgraded to junk they're issuing bonds on the open market we've had the most brisk few days in high yield issuance in history we tacked on over a trillion dollars of debt to an already over in debt at corporate america balance sheet so we're setting ourselves up for a monumental decline and to your denny's point this truly is the mother of all bubbles and if the fed doesn't have some kind. internal recognition of this m

a little earlier my colleague simon mccoy was joined by two experts to answer some of them in your questions maureen moss and linda bauld. thank you both forjoining us. professor, can ask you first? can you clarify the household bubbles? does that mean i can go to a different household whenever i like? and i stay over or do we still need to keep social distance? at the moment, we have this concept of a support bubble, which is primarily single people who can connect with another household. that might be a separated couple who don't live together orfor example, a grandparentjoining up with the family household. from 11th ofjuly, thatjust change and that means you can meet up with more people than that, including two households potentially coming together. so angela will be able to have more contact with others, including indoors. those roles are changing from the 11th ofjuly, and it's a bit like an extended support bubble after that point. lauren, this one from dudley. can you advise what happened if your housemate is shielding? does this mean it is safe or the person who isn't shielding to f

i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 2... shoppers, in england — prepare for a new way of doing business. i can't wait. first time in ages apart from supermarkets i've been to, so looking forward to it. love it, love it. i haven't been in lockdown because i work for the nhs but it's so nice for the shop to finally be open. but there's chaos in some places — as social distancing rules are ignored — in the rush for a post—lockdown bargain. black lives matter! the prime minister says he's setting up

this is bbc news, i'm simon mccoy.ross the country, donald trump says he is prepared to take action. if a city or state refuses to take the actions that are necessary to defend the life and property of their residents, then i will deploy the united states military and quickly solve the problem for them. traced, tested, and found wanting — health secretary matt hancock is criticised by the uk statisitcs authority over his use of coronavirus test numbers. public health england publishes a review which has confirmed that people from ethnic minorities are more likely to die from covid—19 than white people. the health secretary promises to take action. this promises to take action. pandemic has exposed hu disparities this pandemic has exposed huge disparities in the health

presentation last night, the city ordered the independent review after the deadly police shooting of mccoy who was passed out in his car with a loaded gun. the city declared bankruptcy in 2008 and what they call a siege mentality. stricter activation requirements for body cam, and the review said officers should be interviewed before the end of the shift or before they view any recording. they recommend that each incident should be reviewed. >>> senate republicans unveiled their proposal for changes in law enforcement. this is one day after president trump signed an executive order pushing for grating accountability. >> this police remember, accountability transparency. >> the justice act calls for more training on de-escalation and more transparency on misconduct. >> too often we have the discussion of do you support the law enforcement community or communities of color. this is a false binary choice. >> proposals in the democratic bill include the creation of a national police misconduct registry and changing the standards for justifying the u.s. use of force. >> it would begin the proce

city ordered that independent review last august, after the deadly shooting of 20- year-old willie mccoy, who passed out in his car with a loaded gun on his lap the 70 page audit traces some of the department's problems to staffing shortages after the city declared bankruptcy in 2008, now the recommendations include, focusing on racial, gender, and ethnic diversity in recruiting officers. tougher activation requirements for body cameras, and use of force cases, police officers should be reviewed before the end of that shift, and before they look at any recordings of the incident. the audit recommends each use of force incident be reviewed as whether de-escalation tactics were used. >>> time now is 7:09. the last thing i did into the kitchen was take the butter off the counter and put it in the fridge in anticipation of high temperatures. >> going to melt. [ laughter ] >> good idea, gasia, because it is going to warm up the next couple days. wind is always a factor, and now it is changing directions, now it is more north-northeast, into the pacific. there are some signs it might work its

this is bbc news, i'm simon mccoy. the headlines...n getting children in england back to school. it's no good the prime minister flailing around, trying to blame others. last week he was telling the house that it was not yet safe for kids to go back to school. this week, he is saying not enough kids are going back. a dire forecast for the global economy — the biggest downturn in peacetime in a century, with the uk hardest hit of developed countries escape from lockdown — human beings will be allowed out — to visit zoos and safari parks from next week. councils under pressure to act as other controversial statues are targetted by protestors. applause and calls to celebrate the nhs's 72nd birthday and thank key workers for their support during the pandemic with a nationwide clap next month.

the deadly police shooting of willie mccoy.fficers fired 55 shots at a drive-through in the taco bell restaurant. >> we are asking all those cases be submitted to the attorney general's office. >> it's looking into the departments policies and practices in hopes of reforming the force. henry lee, "ktvu fox 2 news." >> a deadly police shooting taking place in milpitas. it happened on sunday afternoon at an apartment located on north temple drive. police went to the complex after reports of a stabbing in the 19 19-year-old man was holding a knife when he confronted the officer. he ordered the men to drop the knife and the suspect ran toward police yelling kill me. and that's when an officer opened fire. >> in this case, the officer that position was protecting himself. he used his service weapon to stop the young man from charging him with the knife. >> the body cam video should be released in the coming weeks. the stabbing victim was the stepfather who was treated and released. >> our newsroom monitoring a small grass fire that

other bubbles, my confidence is rising quite rapidly that this is in fact becoming the fourth real mccoyble of my investment career the great bubbles can go on a long time and inflict a lot of pain i think we know now that we are in one and what is involved in having a bubble at the time of massive economic activity is substantial. >> joining us now with her take. do you think that this is a bubble for equities? >> i do think they have gotten ahead of itself. i don't know if i would use the word bubble. i would use the word fast forwarded. it has happened very, very quickly. the kind of things you expect to see. lead and recovery have been leading. the magnitude we have seen in percentage terms has been close to what you have seen in a six-month period off the low we have been ahead of fundamentals and i don't know if i'm quite in that bubble camp yet. >> amazing that the markets are moving so much faster than they used to. i feel like the market prices in the entire rebound coming out of lockdown in three weeks. >> it did. it priced in the recession in that amount of time. the percentag

. >> it is a pleasure to be here, sir. .hank you for having us my name is derek mccoy. i have been working with -- came from this place here, hope christian church, but at the same time we have been able to work with pastors around the country and had a voice in key issues impacting the country. all of that being said, being asked this simple question about what can you take away, there is points i said let me write down i've have been reading the letter from the birmingham jail recently. one of the excerpts which is indicative of where we are today the small piece at beginning of the letter that talks about there comes a time when the cup of endurance begins to run low. are i think is at the place around the country that their endurance is running low because we go after it again . who is to say while we are sitting here another incident doesn't happen and all of a sudden it happens again? that is what begins to mitigate the endurance for a lot of people in terms of i want to see change. i applaud the efforts of the opportunity zones and the administration. where you h

the city ordered this independent review last august following the deadly police shooting of willie mccoy who passed out in his car with a loaded gun on his lap. the audit traces some of the problems with staffing shortages after the city declared bankruptcy in 2008 as well as a siege mentality toward its critics. there are 45 recommendations including focusing on racial, gender and ethnic diversity in recruiting. stricter activating procedures and in shooting incidents, officers should be interviewed before the end of that shift and before they review any recordings of the incident. >>> president trump signed an executive order earlier today aimed at reforming the way law enforcement is conducted nationwide. the debate does not end there. congress is in charge of the funding as lauren prichard reports, lawmakers are working on their own bills. >>> president trump signing his policing reform executive order. >> when you remove the police, you hurt those who have the least the most. nobody needs a strong trustworthy police force more than those who live in distressed areas. >> reporter: th

hello, this is bbc news with simon mccoy.criticises borisjohnson over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. the pm tells keir starmer the country doesn't want politicians arguing. defying a curfew — thousands demonstrate, mainly peacefully, across the us for an eighth night following the death of george floyd in police custody. meanwhile, demonstrations are also taking place in the uk — this is the scene earlier at hyde park in central london. two weeks' quarantine — that's what the government wants all travellers to face as they come into the uk from monday. back to school for the last few weeks of the summer term — schools in wales will begin a limited return from the 29thjune. sport now. and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's sarah mulkerrins. good afternoon. three west indies players have chosen not to travel to england for the three—test series next month. batsmen darren bravo and and shimron hetmyer, and the all—rounder keemo paul, have opted out due to coronavirus fears. jason holder will captai

the deadly shooting of willie mccoy. officers fired 55 shots at him at a taco bell restaurant. >> we ask all those be submitted to the attorney general's office prosecution. >>> now, although the ag is not review any officer involved shooting so far it is looking into the policies and practices of the police in hopes of reforming it. reporting live, henry lee, ktvu news. >>> thank you. >>> some new products were unveiled at the annual apple worldwide developers conference. but this year's was a lot difference from past conferences because of the pandemic. for the first time the conference was a virtual only event. the conference started with a keynote speech from c oh tim cook. he talked about apple's initiative to battle racism. >> this country was founded on the principles of freedom and equality for all. for, too many people and for, too long we haven't lived up to those ideals. we're inspired and moved by the passionate people around our nation and around the world who have stood up to demand change. we must all aim

hello, this is bbc news with simon mccoy.nise the details of this announcement. we will study the guidance, and there are obviously a numberof guidance, and there are obviously a number of questions that need to be answered. but overall, i welcome this statement. but not everyone agrees — a former chief scientific adviser is among those warning that it's "far too premature" to reduce the 2 metre rule. pupils in scotland will be able to return to schools full—time from the 11th of august as long as the virus continues to be suppressed. a u—turn for thousands in germany as one district is forced to go back into lockdown after a spike in cases linked to a meat factory. as tributes are paid to the victims of the reading stabbing attack — the suspect‘s brother sends his condolences. sport and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here'sjohn watson. good afternoon. novak djokovic has tested positive for coronavirus following the staging of an exhibition tournament in croatia over the weekend. the world number one was due t

yet like jack mccoy on law on order, i thought i had enough to go to the grand jury, but i didn't havenough to get a conviction. so i kept turning pages. i needed i felt, something concrete from edith roosevelt's own hand and minds to clinch the arguments that was developing, there might not be anything those letters. i had no way of knowing. but i can only be sure if i read all the correspondence. so i went back to the stack of letters and perused as carefully as i could all that she had written. the smoking gun, at least for me, emerged in the course of a letter to kermit in november of 19 oh. it's up to this point i have not mention ethel roosevelt, the daughter of edith and theodore. unlike as alice roosevelt long worth about whom professor stacey has written with much insight and skill ethel roosevelt lack charisma and star appeal she was an engaging, attractive young woman who is kind of a surrogate mother to her two younger brothers. she was not a glamour girl. she probably had the most developed social skills of all the roosevelt. in washington, as a teenager she thought a sund

the city ordered the independent review last august after the deadly police shooting of willie mccoy. he had passed out in his car in the drive through at the taco bell and had a loaded gun on his lap. the 70 page audit traces the departments problems to staffing shortages after the city declared bankruptcy in 2008 as well as the c's mentality for their critics. some recommendations include focusing on racial, gender and ethnic diversity in recruiting. stricter activation requirements for body worn cameras, interviews of officers following a use of force incident, it happened before the end of the shift and before they view any reporting recording of the incident. they recommend each use of force should be evaluated as to whether de-escalation techniques were used. >>> the east bay crimes times reports the union filed a restraining order to keep the name of the officer involved in a deadly shooting of sean munter rosa from being released. he is a 22-year-old man from san francisco who was shot and killed in june 2. he was kneeling outside a walgreens store that had been looted. they s

willie mccoy, vallejo, california, shot and killed. officers didn't take into consideration that maybe this wasn't someone who was under the influence of drugs or someone who had been drinking. maybe they were having a medical emergency because we get sick, too. >> we appreciate your expertise and your insight. thank you so much sargeant cheryl dorsey. thank you. >> thank you. >>> protesters in seattle, washington, continue to hold a six block area around an abandoned police precinct. they're calling it an autonomous zone where artists and performers are now calling the shots but as cnn's dan simon explains, police eventually want back in. >> reporter: it is a beautiful and sunny afternoon here in seattle. that has pushed the crowds to a level that i don't think we have seen since this occupation began. you can see all the people down there. it is like this festival setting where you have barbecues, live music, different speakers on the stage. behind me you can see some native americans. they've been doing a drum ceremony. you see the

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