williams talked about an uptick in shootings in memphis.wake of the protests in ferguson, there was a variety of critics who looked at uniformed crime reporting data and fbi data who coined the term ferguson effect to say this is what happens. you demand that police treat everybody with kid gloves and all of a sudden crime spikes. and this was a very popular thesis. rahm emanuel, the mayor of chicago essentially signed onto it. what is your understanding of that, do you think that's what is happening and people say look what you have done, you have abandoned the streets to the protesters and now people are shooting each other. >> let me be clear that our officers are out there every day doing what they can to keep our communities safe. and the violence that we're seeing now only compounds the grief, and sit a distraction from actually getting the necessary culture shift and reforms that we all know are needed. and let's also be clear that this is about more than just those eight minutes and 45 seconds worth of horror. this goes back generat

shots fired calls here in the city of memphis. it has risen to over 1,500 for the same time this year. juvenile crime is up. violent crime is up. a lot of the individuals are operating under the auspices of what has happened to mr. floyd, unfortunately, and mr. tamir rice and all of the other individuals around the country that have succumbed to their injuries or the incidences with police officers. and we're having individuals that are being stopped and they say, oh, you can't stop me. or you can't operate under the -- aren't you guys not supposed to be doing these certain things? so you have officers that are very frustrated. you know, you're getting calls to armed party calls and it's 14, 15, 16-year-old individuals because memphis is like the third most violent city in the nation per capita, per the fbi. so we have a lot of crime that's going on in this city. and officers are kind of confused, you know, because if they engage these 14, 15, 16-year-old individuals and they happen to kill them because we're pulling skss, ak-47s,

using chokeholds here in the city of memphis.sked the question, when was the last time an officer choked somebody in the city of memphis or somebody died? never. so we have uniquenesses throughout the country and everybody can't use this cookie cutter method to be able to address the issues in that are particular cities. we have a crime problem. we haven't had those type of situations. what -- i don't know what's happened in new york. i don't know what happened in minnesota. i don't know what happened in other places, except for what has been shown on tv. police answered over 10 million calls last year. out of those 10 million calls, i think the fbi said you had about a thousand and some individuals that were shot. out of that thousand individuals, you had 400 that were armed or unarmed. i believe you had 19 caucasians that were shot and killed by the police last year. you only had nine african-americans that were killed by the police last year. now, don't get me wrong. anybody that's killed needlessly, that's wrong and it needs

the situation in memphis was local. sense that they were desperate led them to accept these conditionings until they just got to be intolerable, and then they went on strike. >> the garbage collectors, predominantly negro, want higher pay and recognition. >> public employees cannot strike against their employer. i suggest that you go back to work. >> no! >> police used riot control gas and night sticks to break up a disturbance among a group of striking garbage men. >> over a thousand of us were maced and marched from the beginning of that corner up to here, was broken up. that became the cry essentially for the entire negro community to say, the fight was on. >> i saw that strike as another part of the emerging movement of non-violence in the united states. and that's the way king saw it as well. >> the vast majority of negros in our country are still perishing on a lonely island of poverty in the middle of a vast ocean of material prosperity. and it is criminal to have people working at a full-time job, getting part-t

that we can still have a nonviolent demonstration and we will have a nonviolent demonstration in memphisy mace or injunctions or anything else they plan to use and i think they're making a grave mistake. this will bring much more to the movement. >> there had been violence the last time they marched so king comes back to prove that he can lead a peaceful demonstration. >> we feel this is something we have to do. the nation needs it. the movement needs it. above all, the poor people of our country need a dramatic movement. >> there is a noticeable change in the mood in memphis. people are concerned and king gives a speech to galvanize supporters. >> all we say to america is be true to what you said on paper. >> there is an injunction against marching. but king is very, very definal in that speech. he's saying they're going to march. >> somewhere i read of the freedom of assembly. somewhere i read of the freedom of speech. somewhere i read that the greatness of america is the right to protest for rights. we've got some difficult days ahead. but it doesn't matter with me now. i've been to t

there are some towns in america -- some former coworkers in memphis in which the infection rates are 30%. they have people dying on a frequent basis. the fear of the coronavirus is very real, very tangible. there are some committees in america in which they have brand-new schools, they have courtyards in which kids can work. there are some areas in which the climate is cool all day long and they can take the kids outside and have class outside and that is perfectly legit. k12 evidence writers have been arguing that dish -- --inistrators have you been have been arguing that this should be a local decision. 2018, actually not your first time on this program, we had you three years ago almost to the day back in 2017 talking about teacher evaluations. all of his appearances on this program are available on our website. the search bar at the top of the page is your friend and you can find his and all guest appearances. susan, new york, you are up next. good morning. caller: grandparent. is thereuestion, anyway that the local school system can link up with online education whereby if you h

a lot of communities, rochester, new york, memphis, indianapolis, denver, seattle, let's take the money we are giving to schools. one of the most concerning things i didn't touch on is we came across several districts that are laying off social workers, laying off counselors. these are people who are going to be doing the hard work when schools finally reconvene, to mitigate all the crises that come along with what communities have been through. thousands of people die of coronavirus, high unemployment rate. not police officers. a lot of communities are having a come to jesus moment about where our priorities are. >> host: 20 minutes left with daarel burnette, 200-748-8000, educators 202-748-8001, all others, 748-8002. we will try to get to as many calls as we can. in colorado, good morning. >> i am a grandparent and i live in a multigenerational home and i'm also a custodian and i have been working as a custodian for five years. we have major problems getting custodians. i work in a brand-new store that is 3 years old now. the air-conditioning and the heating system doesn't seem to wor

when you leave memphis in the film. you. know them and those you just can't stand for but busy if they get in your show that . and how to cut is a very international community. meaning used to try to flee. you just look at those who confessed to slow slow slow you see the need to ease. those who push them to the world food too stupid to resist for their nuclear cooperation in antarctica is everything refuse to believe it will be good for both to do with the above the. 5 they have i would effect a cold day but i decided not to take physics life. with my goddamn tell you that. one else truths seemed wrong. but old quotes just don't hold. any new world belief yet to shape our disdain becomes to advocate and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart when she's to look for common ground. welcome to max keiser financial survival guide. looking forward to your pension account. yonks this is what happens to pensions in britain you don't want to suffer you watched as a report. on your songs i also. heard

. >> or with celebrities delivering light hearted memphis. you might call them the befe s . ads that definitely don't work now. ask the people at kfc who launched this finger licking good campaign just before the pandemic began. here cars. >> ford motor company was one of the first t newad matt slap dike is director of u.s. marketing. >> talk about our latest model, it's irrelevant right now. >> the company offered payment relief to customers. then ford spoke of its commitment to building respirators and ventilators. >> poster ads in world war ii emphasize patriotism. >> i'm american. >> so during this pandemic -- ♪ea me >> wai w here for you. samsung promised we'll get through this together. ♪ ♪ how bad you need each other and uber showed an ad about staying at home. if you're not selling a product, what is your advertising doing for you? senior et for at "ad aiming," janine. >> people are ready to return to their movie theater, they're reoovel a ready go to the mall, you will will in their mimed. >> not everyone is deciding to advertise. as of april, television ads had fal

memphis was hurt in a crash that left two people dead. including her grand uncle. the 6-year-old's mom says her daughter and new dog are already bonding. >> i see two new best friends. they're going to grow up together and go on new adventures and have some fun journeys. that's what i see, a lifelong friendship.ttwi b pick up items off the ground and turn light switches on and off. memphis is being moved to philadelphia next week to continue her treatment. >> love that. >> they are going to get along famously. >> yes, definitely. >>> coming up, it is national lasagna day. >> just wait until you see what we're about to serve up, what mona's about to eat. >> in the kitchen cooking up like it's stir fry. hd-5. hd-5. hd-5. hd-5. and it continuously eliminates odors in the air and on soft surfaces. for 45 days. >>> it's national lasagna day! >> oh, it is. few things have more italian flavor as lasagna. >> on this national lasagna day, we're taking a deep dive into one of our favorite comfort foods. will ganss, did you get me my meat lasagna? this is vegetable, i'm not g

town has a unique scenario. ,here are some towns in america i was talking to former coworkers in memphis, they have people dying on a frequent basis. real.ar is very there are some communities in which they have brand-new schools, courtyards and kids can work there. take the kids outside. that is perfectly legit. k12 at minister's have been arguing that there should be a local -- administrators have been arguing that there should be a local decision. of 2018,ck in january not your first time on this program. we had you on about three years ago almost to the day today back in 2017 talking about teacher evaluations. all of his appearances on this program are on the website. the search bar at the top of your page is your friend. york, a parent. good morning. caller: grandparent. is there anyway that the local suits custom -- school system can link up with online education? if you have to make at least 180 days in the classroom, can they link up? if you are in the sixth grade, you will get an eighth grade education. you could print out the information and send it in online. guest: school dis

and i live in memphis, tennessee. the south has not taken seriously from the beginning.go to the hospital because you have to seek medical attention when you have a baby. i know some people believe in home birth but i had a long labor with my first son, so i want to make sure nothing goes wrong. when you couple that with going to the hospital, you're cupeling that with being surrounded by sick people and then being asymptomatic. they could give you and your newborn or one-year-old a virus that could potentially kill you. so, obviously that's super anxiety ridden times right now. and then also -- go ahead. >> no, please. you go. >> i'm sorry. and then also i have to say living in memphis, the police brutality is a daily issue here. i'm scared to even -- if something were to happen to call the police in my own home. it's just been stressful. i don't know. >> i can't begin to imagine. it's this like triple whamy for you. and when i was reading your piece, the line that really got me, you said no, this virus hasn't taken anyone from me but i have experienced a deep grief of

lot of king's advisors tell him, "don't go to memphis.om your planning," but king insists. we're here to help garbage workers. these are the exact types of people that we're supposed to be helping. >> reporter: april 4th, 1968. martin luther king jr. stepped out of room 306 onto the balcony of the lorraine motel. he told his young aide jesse jackson to put on a tie for dinner. >> i said, "dr. king, prerequisite of eating is an appetite, not a tie." he said, "you're crazy." we laughed. he never knew what hit him. he didn't suffer at all. i remember saying, "get up. get up." he's my friend. "martin. hold on, martin." he was gone. he was here. he was not here. >> god knows this is the most tragic thing that has ever happened in my life. >> when you see something like that, you never -- you never really recover from such a scene. >> reporter: knowing dr. king was a marked man, news crews shadowed his every move. but at the moment of his death, no television cameras were present. the only pictures taken that day were by a south african filmmak

in memphis, tennessee, schools saying the year begins virtually only after a spike in coronavirus casesd staff. one study shows more than half of teachers don't support in-person instruction at the start of the school year with one in five saying they won't return if schools reopen. >> it's important that our community and other communities take this virus seriously. it's here. we have to change our ways. >> reporter: changes well worth making for seniors here. >> it takes a little of the social life out but it's not a big deal. >> it's an easy thing to do. if everyone can do it we can stop the virus. >> reporter: for now a modified new normal as the school year begins. >> thank you, katie for that report. that does it for me this tuesday morning, i'm yasmin vossoughian. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> under the dome of the u.s. capitol we have bid farewell to some of the greatest americans in our history. it is fitting that john lewis joins this pantheon of patriots resting upon the same catapult of president abraham lincoln. john lewis became a titan of the civil rights movement a

regular army troops from their standby in memphis followed. after midnight, they drove the rioters off campus. more troops arrived and were bombarded with flying objects. several were hit. when shields were smashed. by early morning, the battle was over. two men were dead. almost 200 injured. in the gray morning light, flames flickered among the chart area. the smell of teargas hung thickly in the air. it was littered with rocks and broken glass and hundreds of teargas canisters. escorted by federal marshals while soldiers with six bay and it crews nearby. meredith was admitted but never accepted. even those who dare to befriend him were intimidated and ostracized. from his on-campus isolation, he later wrote he was the most segregated negro in america. not far from the lines of battle, meredith received his diploma. plans to raise money in washington for an educational fund he established for needy college students. he says he will eventually return to mississippi. >> now tonight, an interpretive footnote from the mississippi governor recorde

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i do think it starts to expand into memphis, all the way into northeast ohio.well. so, right now, we're just seeing kind of a minimal area, throughout the day, with temperatures this high, it's going to be very dangerous. look at this squall line that is forming across minneapolis and dangerous storms there. just starting to make its way off to the northeast and offshore. today, man, yasmin, july is building for the hottest temperatures of the year. but this is a dangerous situation. >> all right. thank you, janessa. >>> still ahead, everybody, we're going live to cnbc for a look at what's going on in the markets as the u.s. had its best day yet. the stories next. day yet. the stories next seriously? one up the power of liquid, one up the toughest stains. any further questions? uh uh! one up the power of liquid with new tide power pods. [ind(mom)ct radio chatter] come on, hurry up! all systems go? (mission control) 5 4 3 2... ignition and liftoff. (vo) audi e-tron. the next frontier of electric. >>> welcome back, everybody. despite the coronavirus dealing a hug

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and that is that martin luluther king was shot and was killed tonight in memphis, tennessee.my: that was robert kennedy breaking the news to so many john lewis you are there. >> i cried, with so many other people. and i said to myself, "we still have bobby." i went back to atlanta, attended the funeral with robert kennedy and hundreds and thousands of others. after the funeral was over, i got back in the kennedy campaign, went to oregon and later to california. i campaigned for bobby kennedy with cesar chavez. it was a wonderful effort. we went all over los angeles, going into wealthy neighborhoods, knocking on doors, urging people to vote for bobby. and that evening the primary was over, bobby kennedy came up to me and said, "john, i'm going downstairs to make my victory statement. why don't you remain?" i was in his suite with his sister, several other individuals, the brother of medgar evers. and we listened to bobby, and he said, "on to chicago." and moments, minutes later, it was announced that he had been shot. dropped to the floor and cried and cried. i just wanted to

wray, the superintendent for tennessee's memphis shelby county school district.e you with us. i'm putting myself in the camp of just about everybody in this country who would like to see children, specifically my own, back in school this fall. how confident are you that your schools can safely return to full in-person learning august 10th, which is supposed to be your first day of school? >> thank you, erica. well, first of all, you know, with the spiking cases here, we are going to change our actual start date. and we're going to propose a start of august 31st. right now, currently we have over 14,000 cases right here in memphis, and over 93% of our icu beds are currently being used. so we're going to follow science, follow the data, and we're going to do what's best for students and teachers to keep them safe. >> you say you're following science and the data. what about the guidelines from the cdc? how are those figuring into your decisions? >> well, you know, we're going to follow science. we're going to follow all guidelines. however, we have to look at local

the district says have opted for remote learning this year after announcing a hybrid approach in memphistennessee schools there now saying the academic year will begin vir constitutionally only, after a spike in cases raising a threat to students and staff one study shows more than half of teachers don't support in-person instruction at the start of the school year with one in five saying they won't return if schools do reopen. >> it is very important that our community and other communities take this virus seriously. it's here. we're going to have to change some of our ways >> reporter: changes well worth making for seniors here. >> it takes a little of the social life out but it's not that big of a deal. >> it's such an easy thing to do. so if everybody can do it we can stop the virus and get back to normal. >> reporter: for now, a modified normal as the new school year begins catie beck, nbc news, c corinth, mississippi. >>> authorities across the country are bracing for more protests tonight after some demonstrations turned violent over the weekend, clashes in several cities. we get

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in memphis where parents can choose between virtual and in-person learning more cleaning, masks for everyone, smaller classes, and scheduled hand washing >> it is going to cost millions of dollars. we've spent already upwards of close to $50 million to get schools up and going but we'll need more. >> reporter: and while the majority of public education is funded at the state and local level, all eyes are on washington for that extra boost. congress approved more than $13 billion of aid for schools early in the pandemic and in the next relief package hundreds of billions more could be on the table a lot of this also comes down to teachers and whether they are ready to come back re survey by the state's largest educators association found that more than half of those responding do not believe their district has been enough to respond to the virus. >> blayne alexander, thanks >>> key questions before schools reopen. can patients who have had covid get it again and do antibodies provide protection if so, how long? our tom costello now with facts over fear >> reporter: 29-year-old carter wright k

that's important for the port of memphis. we have five class one railroads and there are investments there produces jobs and moves goods and services. we've got two interstate systems that need improvement. this bill will put money into create d bridges and those jobs. it will further put money into very and, which is important to reach into the inner cities and give people, ity for young americans in particular, to get access to the internet and all information that they need to have a good education and a on. livelihood later this bill includes several that i had, including a d.u.i. law that's part of this en bloc amendment that will see to it that a study on why d.u.i. convictions aren't shared by states so that people who have ultiple d.u.i.'s will be punished accordingly and save innocent potential victims from d.u.i. age of a accident. it happened in mississippi, a memphis girl was killed by a multiple offender but nobody multiple were a offender because convictions were not submitted to a central base. complete porates

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. >> reporter: from atlanta to detroit to memphis, this summer's violence has been brutal in kansas city where murders are up 40%, the police department asks for some federal help, tracking illegal guns. >> what we don't need is what you're seeing on the streets of portland, federal troops taking over core functions of law enforcement in american cities. >> reporter: here in new york officers with riot shields today cleared out a protest encamp lt out front of city hall but the mayor called president trump's threat to send in more federal agents unconstitutional lester >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> a new twist in the deadly ambush of the family of a new jersey federal judge, the fbi says evidence linked to suspected gunman roy den hollander to the killing of another lawyer in california over a week earlier. investigators believe den hollander killed the judge's son and critically wounded her husband. den hollander was later found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot. >>> a tropical storm has formed, expected to become a hurricane by tomorrow. parts of the caribbean could see st

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weekend. 42-year-old, nicole anderson, and 53-year-old david nelson, are being charged with three memphis counts, including a hate crime. the couple recorded painting over a city commissioned black lives matter street mural in martinez. shortly after it was completed. now, if convicted, they could face up to a year in jail. >>> today, a pair of bay area counties rolling back their reopenings while another is moving ahead. kpix 5's len ramirez begins coverage from santa clara county where businesses are scrambling to get ready after another surprise announcement coming from the state. len? >>> well, that's right, there was some confusion over this past long weekend, santa clara county had wanted this variance. they said they were going to get it on friday. and then by saturday, the state was saying no. now we're back to on again. so santa clara businesses like the ones behind me are now scrambling to try to put their plans together so they can reopen. >> hair stylists and massage therapists in san jose welcome the news that their shop, closed since march, will be allowed to reopen on july

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king had survived memphis, what would have happened? as you know, joy, he was kind of gloomy at the end. >> yes. >> i remember jesse jackson talking about how before he went to memphis that last time, he was trying to preach himself out of it. he reflected on maybe i should become the president of moorehouse. the poor people's campaign was unfolding. he was in memphis not for segregation but for economic justice. his focus was that you can't just take -- we live with this now, he and congressman lewis were abouticism not taking down segregation signs but actually creating opportunity. and if you have the right to vote and you have the right to go some place to buy a hamburger, as el wra baker once said, you have to have the money to buy that hamburger. >> right. >> so you have to have that opportunity. yeah, right? so to me, what congressman lewis always was acting on was from isaiah 6:8, and the voice of the lord said whom shall i send, and who shall go for us? and i said here am i. send me. and one element of this that hasn't gotten a