. >> there are new developments in the 2019 shooting death of willie mccoy. a federal judge in the case is allowing the mccoy family to move forward with a federal lawsuit against the vallejo police department on claims the department conspired to kill him. the judge said that none of the officers who fired their weapons at identify themselves prior to opening fire or even more mccoy that they would shoot now in february of 2019 mccoy was sitting in his car out of the label drive-thru when 6 officers fired 55 shots into his vehicle and less than 4 seconds now more than 30 of the bullets hit mccoy, 6 officers are named in that lawsuit including former officer ryan nicole who was fired. the department who was fired by the department for violating department policies. in a statement, the mccoy family attorney melissa nold said they were happy with the ruling adding that the conspiracy is tough to prove in a civil rights case but says the case was exceptional and that the officers. premeditated agreement to violate will these rights was displayed for all of us to

>> it comes from the hatfield and mccoy feud, which many people may have heard of. but very quickly, you know, in 1878, randolph mccoy along with the big sandy river between kentucky and west virginia, these families had lived peacefully side-by-side for generations farming the land. randolph mccoy thought that he recognized one on roy hatfield's farm and it must have f been his farm and no one could convince him to drop it so they organized a trial, mccoy lost the trial. so he let it roll off and everyone moved on. the problem was it was a group conflict because they had many relatives all over the area and in the year and a half after the trial, they got in a fight with the witness who had testified against mccoy and the trial and they beat the man to death so this is the moment that the feud became sort of combusted, a high conflict dispute and over the course of the next decade there was a vigilante shooting. women were beaten, people were drawn into the feud across the region. i just explained this to say that one of the conditions that reliably seized every ca

issued a ruling that could prove huge for the mccoy family boy. jonathan mccall is live in our newsroom tonight with the latest details jonathan him today that federal judge gave the green light for the family of willie mccoy to move forward with a federal lawsuit against the boy told police department. >> on its claims that the department conspired in his murder. that hearing held today in sacramento and in his decision, u.s. district court judge john mendez said that there was enough evidence to support the agreement of an element of conspiracy. mendez went on to say that none of the officers who fired their service weapons that day identified themselves prior to opening fire. >> or even ward mccoy that they would shoot. it was an february of 2019 mccoy sitting in his car at a drive-thru when 6 officers fired 55 shots into his car in less than 4 seconds. more than 30 of those bullets hitting mccoy killing him. 6 officers named in that lawsuit, including former officer ryan mcmahon who was fired from the department for violating department polici

>> the rogue present comes from the story of hatfield and mccoy feud which many people may have heard of but quickly, in 1878, randolph according visited the farm of the big sandy river in west virginia, these two families lived peacefully side by side for generations farming the land and randolph mccoy thought he recognized one of the pigs on his farm and it must have been stolen from his farm and no one could convince him to drop it. so he complained to authorities and organized a trial, mccoy lost the trial and it wasn't a great expense forth him but he t it roll off and everyone moved on. the problem is, it's a group problem because they have many relatives all over the area and for a year end a half after the trial, a few of his nephews got in a fight with a witness who testified against mccoy in the pig trial and they beat the man to death so this is the moment the feud became high conflict and morphed into an attractive one and the next decade there was a stabbing, vigilante shooting, supreme court case, women were beaten, 80 people got drawn into the feud, i explained this toe

>> it comes from the story of the hatfield and mccoy feud which many people may have heard of but very quickly, you know, in 1878 along with the big sandy river with farming the land and randolph mccoy thought that he recognized one of the pigs on hatfield's farm and stole it from his. no one could convince him to drop it so they complained to the authorities, organized the trial, he lost the trial and that wasn't a great experience for him, but he let it roll off and everyone moved on. it was a group conflict because they had many relatives all over the area and in the first year and a half after the trial, they got in a fight with a witness who testified and they beat the man to death so this is when the feud became sort of combusted and morphed over the course of the next decade it was a vigilante shooting. women were beaten, people were drawn in across the region. i explained this to say one of the conditions that leads to high conflict in every case i look at our powerful group identities. when we experience collective emotion, geometrically it compounds the conflict. if someone i

but before we introduce our poet laurent, give it up again for martin luther mccoy and we're bringingked what it meant. i read 1,000 books in front of the world. watch people play for post working surfaces and recreations of a governor's desk, find the bureaucrat and some white people scare easier, fantasizing through the art of the poor, trendy lashes locked before god. i hand over my friends lord. lord, i think i'm going to die in the war. like a blue song with no spiritual effect, apartheid white people who give birth to mathematicians, a sunday trip to church, a river mistake for a talking river. violence and drug use made in the image of god of white abolitionists. chemical assurances they were switched from black worker to white worker. in the same way i think about my childhood. fox hole friday nights. committee points out a plan to a priest. cotton king voluntary. thinking about reassuring the masses we can figure out our fathers later priest reads it before breaking his parallel, i have never before a poet before. little brother watches big brother friends, they leave rifles

but before we introduce our poet laurent, give it up again for martin luther mccoy and we're bringing on san francisco's ace poet laurent. where you at tongo? he's so gorgeous. i'm an old woman. i can't take this, okay? this is tongo. hello darling. thank you for being here. >> thank you. i talk facing away from the dead. they replace me with the change in my pocket. a penny yet to be invented, you have to know how to cut a throat on the way to cutting a throat. after sleeping on a mattress, made from two garbage bags of clothes, i became content with the small gestures of planation fires. i realized how weird the universe was, so many things interrupt me while trying to dream like your correspondence lawyer. i have 20 books next to a bullet like an old man giving advice before a revolution. explored what is there and found no brain washing, i found africa lord. i have a future, it takes place in the south, modern militancy, i'll walk on a missile for food. i'll be tired face to face with the country. old verse bringing multiculturalism replace me with a chest cavity. stories of trave

give seed in 1st line men failure to shoot she again it's going to fall a soon to have had alicia mccoy davis. marcy i thought i could come to koya. i got a wonderful yeah. getting out and do a voltage. she will show it to your school. i'm calling or now i don't want to know about them to be flu to crew. how something by the fall stuff was in, in who saw it is i'm in the van and in for my oh, buffeted them so there for do you don't mind thing him getting this done for us and to help for the photo for anyone that says it's a point of in the me and i don't know. she looked like she and her doctor pinnacle were sick. oh cool. kill mom. dominant a meal hole condition? a pool in y last, it just shows on the cookie to show mom that said that give me a question. yes, i do not make them with the city of the new to the same as what you had you bargain story was what the notes i matter say oh, speeding. poor good. all will some up i asked the cynical grad things i recently gave visual and talk to maneuver, nickle getting us agree, any idea? no, but then like i'm a fan, are voltage hidden band mor

they voted on and there are new developments in the 2019 shooting death of willie mccoy. family allowed to move forward with a lawsuit. >> claiming the vallejo police department conspired to kill mccoy. why the judge ruled in favor of the family. those stories and more coming up on kron 4 news at 10. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now at 10 sweeping gun reforms coming to the south bay san jose mayor sam liccardo's plan getting the green light from his fellow city leaders. thanks for joining us on kron 4 news at 10. i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. those proposals would require gun owners to carry liability insurance and to pay a fee to cover taxpayer costs associated with gun violence. this comes just weeks after council members passed legislation requiring video and audio recordings of all retail gun sales in san jose. a. >> for sandstorm breaks down tonight's vote. >> the san jose city council unanimously approving mayor sam liccardo's sweeping gun reform proposals. the plan will require gun owners to carry liab

arthur mccoy was another outlaw. he became known as the wild irishman under. shelby he'd been born in ireland and when he came to america, he went to california as a 49er in the goldfields and december of 1855. he married louisa gibson, who was the youngest daughter of a well to do saint louis family. they had two sons one of whom died during the war is very young child and they had a daughter elizabeth in 1861 now after the war his life and his career get a little bit more hazy. he was supposedly a member of the james younger gang, although he was a city boy, so it didn't really fit the mantra of some of the other members, but he did know john jarrett who served as a captain under shelby and had a james connection. so that's probably who made that connection there. he was believed to have been one of those involved in the killing of a pinkerton agent who was investigating the jameses and he was identified as one who participated in numerous numerous robberies through the first half the 1870s he and his wife. however in 1870s had had a farm in, missouri. and t

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she starred along every side with elvis john wayne, kirk douglas, steve mccoy, made them all look good. and her latest project is the film queen these that you can see in select theatres and available on demand color. me your biggest fan and margaret a nice to see you get. oh, it's great to see you. thank you. thank you. thank you. bye bye. dennis miller plus one, the the the the. ah, the group of 7 leaders meet for the 1st time since this started that pandemic with vaccines and climate change high on the agenda. but there's also a focus on russia and china do feel a sense of deep. so simply, 12, we have young police officers who age alone will not have documented how can not be once you k police chiefs, raise the alarm over a lock of box nations for the for submit fears. the $5.00 and on job officers out the g 7 summit could become coven super spread. or while in new york, parents declare a war and walk in doctrine nation of schools.

she starred along every side with elvis john wayne, kirk douglas, steve mccoy, made them all look good. and her latest project is the film queen these that you can see in select theatres and available on demand color. me your biggest fan and margaret a nice to see you get. oh, it's great to see you. thank you. thank you. thank you. by by dennis miller plus one, the the one of the persian gulf, the wealthiest country is, has spend billions of dollars on state of the art stadiums. well, look at this, the stadium is really taking shape. you can see the bowl and most of the stands now, when we were here a little bit over a year ago, at the same construction site, it was just a foundation and a few metal structures. so it seems that time why this idea to use shipping containers as building blocks has definitely paid off. i mean, they're easy to assemble and easy to dismantle, just like playing with lego. the for the 1st time in the world cup have treat speedy, will be billed from shipping containers and what's more, it will be completely dismantled after the turn them back. guys are financi

look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. french president, the manager mccoy, has been slapped in the face during a visit to a small town in france. icon security on to rush quickly pulled the man to the ground. he could be heard shouting down with macaroni a right before slapping the president. french media said 2 people had been detained . cleanup efforts are underway in pakistan after a trained collision that killed at least 56 people. the disaster took place in the southern province of thinned when an express train hit another train that had derailed more than 100 people were injured. peruse presidential election is still too close to comb, left his candidate petro kasteel has taken his slim lead with over 95 percent of the boat, counted his right wing. rival chi kofuji moral is alleging voting irregularities, and she's accused castillo, supporters of stealing custio's party rejects us, vice president campbell harris has urged would be migrants to think again about trying to travel to the united states in the hopes of a better life. harris is currently on

she starred along every side with elvis john wayne, kirk douglas, steve mccoy, made them all look good. and her latest project is the film, queen bees that you can see in select theaters and available on demand color. me your biggest fan and margaret a nice to see you get. oh, it's great to see you. thank you. thank you. thank you. bye bye. dennis miller plus one, the the oh, the the one of the worst in mass shootings in america was in las vegas in 2017. the tragedy a close a little of the real last vegas. where many say elected officials are controlled by christina learners. the vegas shooting revealed what the l v m p d really is. and now it's part of the stand machine. most of the american public barely remembers that had happened. that just shows you the power of money in las vegas. the powerful showed that true colors, when the pandemic had the most contagious contagion that we've seen in decades. and then you have a mayor who doesn't care. so here's caroline goodman, offering the lives of the biggest residents to be the control group. to the shiny facades conceal a deep indiffere

she starred along every side with elvis john wayne, kirk douglas, steve mccoy, made them all look good. and her latest project is the film queen these that you can see in select theatres and available on demand color. me your biggest fan and margaret a nice to see you get. oh, it's great to see you. thank you. thank you. thank you. bye bye. dennis miller plus one, the oh, the me make no certainly no borders under the blind piece. emerge. we don't have authority. we go to the back seat. the whole world leads to take action and be ready. people judge, governors crisis. we can do better. we should be better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenges to response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes it feel very proud that we need together in ah, do it again. which phoenix does actually got into an uncovered face men's clothing and showed host. it's a kind of us can feminism name is how camino above put a human, someone with a whole lot of that of us is, was up on the job. but you know,

a federal judge denied the city's attempt to have a conspiracy claim dismissed. 20-year-old willy mccoy shot and killed at a taco bell drive-through in 2019. police say that he was ordered to keep his hands visible, about that he reached for a gun in his lamb. that's when six officers opened fire. the shooting set off demands for police accountability and expansive review of the police department which is currently ongoing. >>> the city has tentatively agreed to a $3.25 million use of settlement to the family who died as a result of an sfpd shooting. that shooting captured on video that you're seeing there. shawn moore was shot during a 2017 clash with two office here's said they attacked him as they were answering a noise explain near his home in the ocean view district. the 46-year-old died last year of those wounds while in prison on unrelated charges. the attorney said it proves that officers, not moore, needlessly escalated the confrontations. >> the body cam foot building a from the police officer showed that they flat out lied about what took place. and it wasn't mr. moore who pr

i'll see you all in the warmth of another sun. ♪♪♪ >> come on, let's give it up for martin luther mccoyranddaughter of a slave who built this country for nothing. for nothing. i want to get paid. but before we get paid, we have to really, really thank the native people, the native people on their homelands. give it up. as stewards we recognize their duty to honor them and interpretation of ancestry lands. they were all here before we got here. and as uninvited guests, return their lands. this is an amazing day. there's somebody looking down and smiling, somebody who died who is black, blue, pink, yellow people. you all right? i'll get wild. i will show up and show out. i want to thank mayor london breed for inviting me to do this and all of you for kicking off this juneteenth weekend here in long beach park. but you know it's nice they're giving up the national holiday, you know, don't ask, don't tell. you know what i'm saying? we can't teach our children about the history in this country of what all this means. we're so happy you can join us for the opening of monumental -- consider th

the lead, even president mccoy, weighed in the lawyer. queer. we have the right to bless fim to criticize to caricature religions. nila who is that storm. she's been described by some of being a champion of free speech, and there's a problem to susan, the relationship between the lashley, secular french society and the muslims. and so that's the most religious duty legions. treason. would you be the one that was taking speech as opposed to the others? say her videos were laden with his. lemme phoebe and hatred and she should be subject to prosecution. duke groups that are more important to understand the muslim didn't exert pressure to prevent certain people from speaking about their religion. freedom should certainly take precedence, but it is important to show respect and you shouldn't fuel for the fire. if you understand your words, heard someone can, this shouldn't happen when you an investigation was opened into me live comment, but was willing to drop as she was seen, to have been expressing a personal opinion on religion, which is not goi

stolen from her during thank you so much marianna, that reporting from lima last speak to jennifer mccoy, who's a professor political science at georgia state university with an expertise on latin american affairs. she's joining us from atlanta, georgia. hi there, thanks for your time. so analysts had been predicting that a close result could perhaps lead to days of uncertainty and perhaps even unrest with for him or you now claiming irregularities. does that add fuel to that scenario? well, it certainly does the observers both the national and international have asked for people to be calm and wait for results. the election authority do have a good reputation with both candidates, you know, saying basically that they one and please maury, cake or morning, alleging fraud. this, of course, while up in the street, so it could be very unstable. conflict in, in the coming day. the, the vote so far really highlight a sharp divide between voters in the capital, lima and those voting and rural areas with castillo performing better amongst the rural voters. how do you explain his rise as he is a

come, are appointed as defense. minute step is appointment comes days after military, the colonel, se mccoy, was sworn in as president military seized power. last month, after accusing the interim president and prime minister of re shuffling the cabinet without proper consultations on the officials, has now been appointed to several key cabinet positions. watching al jazeera life from london, actual still had for you on the program. we're going to be looking at how authority to try to put a break on the traffic. and one of africa's most popular cities. ah hello, we got some good sporting weather across europe at the moment, releasing the showers to proceed across rome recently that dragging their way further, reese was still a few showers, lingering across northern parts of spain and portugal. clear skies for paris. sam, we'll see clearing skies across the pretty shelves over the next couple of days, cuz got high pressure just coming in, withdrawing in a south west. the way that will bring some humid air back in across the purchase house. having said that, the wet weather associated with th

i mean, it's worth remembering, but in 2017, when mccoy elected many people voted for him and not because they believe in him, not because he was a breath of fresh air, but because it was released with candidates for many people. and he also went remembering, but the people who actually brought him to power were not young people. they were not the people that he was supposed to be appealing to, that instead it was older people. and, and i think if it's kind of made lots of kind of tend around, per se, is pregnancy. and i think that hasn't helped at all. and the fact that he's been trying to go to move to the right. really, i think because a lot of issues and another piece trust amongst the electorate and people i just, i just massively put off by the, by the public schools in france at the moment. they don't recognize themselves public discourse studies based on moral panics on, on, on is lemme will be on, on, on yet, on bias, moral panics can for culture and so on and so forth. and i think people have other issues, but they want to, they want tackled and they want to be discussed and the

we would like to treat that conciliation commission for mccoy, and we'd like to be a will granted site to allow the world to understand a history that has been devastated, but also a history of people that remains. part of we are managing jeff bezos. the man behind amazon is world renowned for his ability to handle public relations. this doesn't seem a particularly good public relations project for amazon. are you surprised that you haven't had more of a response from based on the amazon management? it is surprising, given the fact that this development, defiance logic, common sense and in any form of sensible thinking. i would imagine that we would have received a speedy response and order to somehow justify or at least come to an understanding that this particular kind of proposed invitation to the environment which goes against the parents records. it also goes against the cities and countries environmental policies. while at the same time, it puts a huge questions in terms of amazon actual respect for the terrain and indigenous thinking of landmarks that extraordinary sacred value

that's with 98 percent of valid, tallied jennifer mccoy. is it professor political science at georgia state university with an expertise or latin american affairs? and she says, even once the, when it is decided, there will be further challenges. the observers both the national and the international have asked for people to be calm and wait for result. the election authorities do have a good reputation with both candidates, you know, saying basically they one and food you maury, cake or marty, alleging fraud. this of course will while people up in the street so it could be very unstable. conflict in these coming days, we see a class divide, a geographic divide and divide over ideology very starts different into him already, and it's market economy approach low taxes. and he owes much more leftist nationalist, perhaps socialist approach. in this election, people were voting often against the opposite candidate rather than for a candidate the both. both candidates are disliked among large sectors of the population. another problem is the frag

when she was facing emmanuel mccoy in the previous presidential election, she failed to convince voters that she had the ranking, the skill to be the president's. and since then, she's been trying hard to bridge the credibility gap and it seems that this is still a failure on her side. and the other element is probably that after a year and a half of the and the ups and that we've had frances, at the moment in a pretty good mood, lockdown is over. the bars, restaurants are open. there's the, you are a football that is going on and your mobile championship. yeah. and there's not this anger that may loop in the building on usually who to get voters on her side. so we're thing this, i think is interesting. the shuffle then in the political landscape, what could this mean for the election next year, or where do we have to be careful how much we read into that? if the turn out was low? yes, we have to be careful because the presidential election is, is the major election and voting is usually pretty high. so it's hard to draw lessons from this low turn out into next election. but still, we s

it comes days off the military, a colonel se mccoy, was sworn in as presidents and military sees power last month after accusing the in term president and prime minister of re shuffling the cabinet without proper consultation. army officials have now been appointed to several key cabinet positions. nicholas hawkins following the story for us from the car and neighboring center goal. remember, the eco wants the west african body for the region had asked a see me going when he took over power to form and national unity government. and it seems the government he has announced. although there are many familiar faces, is one such national government. you have members of the and 5, which is the civil society movement that led to the downfall of former president, kate, you have also members of the former ruling party president kate as party who are also part of this government. and of course you have members of the military june, there's a sense for the government of molly is to build a government that will be recognized by the 1000000 people, but also by international actors at stake. here's

but before we introduce our poet laurent, give it up again for martin luther mccoy and we're bringing front of the world. watch people play for post working surfaces and recreations of a governor's desk, find the bureaucrat and some white people scare easier, fantasizing through the art of the poor, trendy lashes locked before god. i hand over my friends lord. lord, i think i'm going to die in the war. like a blue song with no spiritual effect, apartheid white people who give birth to mathematicians, a sunday trip to church, a river mistake for a talking river. violence and drug use made in the image of god of white abolitionists. chemical assurances they were switched from black worker to white worker. in the same way i think about my childhood. fox hole friday nights. committee points out a plan to a priest. cotton king voluntary. thinking about reassuring the masses we can figure out our fathers later priest reads it before breaking his parallel, i have never before a poet before. little brother watches big brother friends, they leave rifles on walls. it's a simple matter, this rev

german soldiers here in molly with that to cuba force the special forces, the argument made by prison mccoy, that the security of europe is also contingent on the stability of molly thing that molly is used for illegal migration, trafficking, and arms trafficking as well, so there's a lot of take with for the stability of money. and now right now it's in the hands of this man. see me go into who's trying to reassure the international community. and yet he has not really taken any steps to reassure them apart from saying that he is going to take those steps. we still have the prime minister and the president detained. we still have a no prime minister nominate here. we still don't have a government of national unity so many millions are waiting to see whether he's going to take those steps in the speech. he said that he's going to hold a free and fair elections. he didn't say when, though he's supposed to do them by february 2022. but aside from the election, there are deep institutional crisis within the democratic framework that needs to be revised when he took to the stage and said that h

but before we introduce our poet laurent, give it up again for martin luther mccoy and we're bringingy asked what it meant. i read 1,000 books in front of the world. watch people play for post working surfaces and recreations of a governor's desk, find the bureaucrat and some white people scare easier, fantasizing through the art of the poor, trendy lashes locked before god. i hand over my friends lord. lord, i think i'm going to die in the war. like a blue song with no spiritual effect, apartheid white people who give birth to mathematicians, a sunday trip to church, a river mistake for a talking river. violence and drug use made in the image of god of white abolitionists. chemical assurances they were switched from black worker to white worker. in the same way i think about my childhood. fox hole friday nights. committee points out a plan to a priest. cotton king voluntary. thinking about reassuring the masses we can figure out our fathers later priest reads it before breaking his parallel, i have never before a poet before. little brother watches big brother friends, they leave rif

the creator of this is kevin mccoy and he joins us now. there he is, no wonder he is smiling.s how you created this thing because it looks to me like a screenshot. straighten me out, kevin >> yeah, yeah. well, it's a digital animation made entirely with code, software that i programmed and it's turned into this short animation made back in 2014 a long time ago, now. stuart: so, whoever bought this, that person exclusively, no one else can see it unless they prepare to show it on their screen; right? >> yeah, yeah. i mean, the way nft works in the way block chain works is a little particular and takes getting used to because everything on block chain is public information and so the work is visible and can be on the public internet, but only the owner has the right to own it, traded and it has other certain rights attached to it. stuart: now, you created this tiered does it have value because it is the first nft or is it an artistic creation. i see these lovely colors, is there artistic creation involved? >> well, yeah, i think south or that's a good question and i think it's v

i thought this was the latfiel -- hatfielded and mccoys.ing together community with theirs in communication. christiana as a new leader,eand myself i described four super powers, cloud ai and edge, we can do pretty amazing things, in complement, conjunction with each other and help accelerate u.s. competitiveness in core technologies areas. >> intel and qualcomm together a new era. amongst specifically discussing the importance of addressing the global chip shortage. >> semiconductor is really important. not only for the united states, but for the global economy i think we all know that at this point. i think for a company like qualcomm, we do a lot of advance research on conductors and continue to have incentive for that is important, and also very happy about building a much more resilient supply chain with the onshoring of semiconductor manufacturing. i think that's also very important. and you need investment of this order of magnitude for that to happen. >> and delsinger also talked about how intel and qualcomm are helping build out ne

only reason i bring him up is to point out that not all outlaws had been guerilla fighters because mccoyity boy, he was a family man and he fought in the organized forces during the war, yet he was a drifter. so that kind of personality with the james' brothers had started kind of just really appealed to him. so he turned to that type of life after the war. then there was belle starr. she was one ferocious woman. she was born myra maybell shirley in 1848. her nicknames were the outlaw queen or bandit queen. her family supported the confederacy. she was educated at a girls' academy and trained to be a pianist and appeared to be on her way to a respected middle class life. her older brother, john anderson, who taught her to ride horses. he died in 1864 and by that point belle's father's business as an innkeeper was ruined so the family move to texas for fresh start. it was at that point that her life went from a respectable middle class woman who one who at least associated with outlaws if not one herself. she married jim reid in 1866 and they had two children. jim reid grew up in missouri

but before we introduce our poet laurent, give it up again for martin luther mccoy and we're bringingy asked what it meant. i read 1,000 books in front of the world. watch people play for post working surfaces and recreations of a governor's desk, find the bureaucrat and some white people scare easier, fantasizing through the art of the poor, trendy lashes locked before god. i hand over my friends lord. lord, i think i'm going to die in the war. like a blue song with no spiritual effect, apartheid white people who give birth to mathematicians, a sunday trip to church, a river mistake for a talking river. violence and drug use made in the image of god of white abolitionists. chemical assurances they were switched from black worker to white worker. in the same way i think about my childhood. fox hole friday nights. committee points out adjourned. >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their shop & dine in the 49 with within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain uni

franny mccoy joins us now. franny, thank you so much for being here.o him -- i was pretty young and really scared -- that i'd see him through everything no matter what happens. and ultimately through our marriage and our friendship, we kept that promise. expect first thing i would say when he walks in the door and the last thing he'd say when he left was no heart what, we'd always see the beauty and remember there's always more good than bad. pete: always more good than bad. as you reflect on him, and it has been two years, how have you seen that good? the how have you been able to do that? >> i've been able to be able to see america in a completely different light. i have seen many sunrises from many different places especially in the last two years. and each time i'm absolutely amazed that even when things seem dark, that it's only because they're about to get light again. pete: well said. what a perspective. army chief warrant officer christian mccoy was his name, and we need to remember that. part of the reason we have you on, franny, is part of se

. >> reporter: craig mccoy says the key is getting younger people vaccinated. >> it's not a political thing. it's what we all need to do to protect ourselves and to protect each other and to help get our communities and our nation back to where we need to be >> reporter: meanwhile, in florida, the highest daily average of new cases, more than 1,400. a covid outbreak forcing one country to close its entire administrative headquarters after two people died and several were hospitalized. >> of these five cases who were younger people, by the way, these cases all were of a severity of either hospitalization or death >> reporter: missouri and florida are two of many states, really, that have vaccinated less than 50% of their population it's contributing to this problem that will make it difficult, if not impossible, to reach the biden administration goal of having 70% of all u.s. adults with at least one shot by july 4th and just as a reminder for people, if you are vaccinated, so far, the vaccines are holding up against this delta variant. guys, back to you. >> that's good news there, ste

. >> we are turning you into a believer, this is a basic back in the 2013 days, made by kevin mccoy,s compared to picasso. it was much less, it would sell for $6 million or so. stuart: what is the other nft, crypto punk, the most expensive ever. >> this is from the same auction, world record for crypto punk nft, for one crypto punk sold for $12 million, the draft king billionaire mckenzie and crypto punks, series of 10,000 pixel artwork created by live a lavin 2017. this is at number 7523 which you see on your screen and this is the highly coveted one. a depiction of a blue-green skin wearing a medical mask. these are collectibles, nonfungible tokens down 70% from february peaks, where we saw what was sold. i met people in miami, it is a small club of investors but they are willing to spend big on these collectibles. stuart: it is a very small club of investors for sure. thank you very much. check this out. everybody check this out. there is a groom standing at the altar, his bride is walking down the aisle, he doesn't look at her. we will tell you what he does look at, that is creat

otherwise we're going to be the hatfields and the mccoys for the rest of our lives. it's crazy. host: in the wake of election interference, in the wake of hacks and cyber security attacks that have been traced back to russia do you think we can trust russia to be friends with us? caller: we have to do what reagan did. trust but verify, absolutely important. you cannot just take their word any more. listen, the united states for years had radio a free europe and all those other things that were broadcasting into these countries. we had strucknet that invade iranian. the u.s. has not been perfect. we've involved ourselves in politics around the world forever. not to expect the people are going to forget. they don't forget they remember. and you reap what you sow. it's coming back. but i do believe as long as the constitution itself is the fundamental nature of our country and the rule of law is still accepted and the supreme court more importantly is accepted as the rule of law in this country a democracy may have a chance to survive. host: jerry in nevada this morning on russia s