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he's one of the black head coaches in the nfl and the media asked him about his relationship with one of the other black coaches, mikeomlin. which is a weird question to ask anybody. >> you and mike tomlin are two of the black head coaches in the league. what is your relationship with him. >> i don't think it's a big deal. he has an opportunity to do a good job and hopefully he does it. we coach ball we don't look at colors. >> you understand representation matters when aspiring coaches or even football players, you know, they see someone that looks like them and grew up like them. they have to mean something. >> when you say looks like you guys and look like them and grew up like them means we're odd balls to begin with. and i think as soon as you guys stop making a big deal about it everybody else will as well. >> jesse: hear that you guys making a big deal about it? the media. did you hear the question she asked him? you also understand that representation matters to you, right? like she's tell this successful nfl head coach that he needs to see color. you're black, you must think like the liberals do. he says no,

of racist remarks sparked outrage. that audio first posted on reddit capturing martinez discussing redistricting when she starts talking about the black son of fellow council member mike bonnan after they attended an mlk day parade. >> and then there, you know, this white guy with this little black kid who is misbehaved, the kid is bouncing off the effing walls on the float, practically tipping it over. there's nothing you can do to control him. >> reporter: which trance lapts to, "he looks like a little monkey." >> they're raising him like a little white kid which i was like -- this kid needs a beat down. >> reporter: that council member writing in a statement, we are appalled, angry, and absolutely disgusted, calling for nury to step down and resign from office. mar d martinez's comments igniting protests outside her home. she said in a statement, in a moment of intense frustration and anger, i let the situation get the best of me and i hold myself accountable for these comments and for that, i'm sorry. martinez has re-signed as president, but tonight, there are calls for her to step down from the city council. at the time, she was talking to three latino democrats,

times," the democrat talks about the city's korea town >> reporter: and she insults the black child of mikeity council member. in spanish, she says... >> parece changuito. >> reporter: "he's like a little monkey." >> reporter: this recording leaked over the weekend. within hours, martinez apologized. "i hold myself accountable for these comments. for that, i am sorry." not good enough for dozens of protesters converging on her home-- they want her gone. off the city council altogether, not just as president. >> this is a moment for us to draw a hard line in the sand. >> reporter: mike bonin, the father of the child martinez insulted, said he's "disgusted that nury martinez attacked our son with horrific, racist slurs. it's vile, abhorrent, and utterly disgraceful. she is unfit for public office." >> what a pall that these people claim to represent us. they don't represent us. >> reporter: who recorded that tape, who leaked it, and why, is all unclear. but there's a growing clamor here for more resignations-- the other two city council members who talked to martinez on that tape. why? becaus

of ecstasy. and then i can raise it as mike over the past 25 years, the number of black millionaires like don peoples has doubled. among them, some have achieved an even more impressive feat. they have a mass at their fortunes in conservative states like texas psyche. terry is the founder of a cosmetics brand. she's currently worth $10000000.00. good morning. good morning everyone. hey, give me a millionaire herself. she's become a symbol of the new black american dream. yes. sabrina, oh my god, her so pretty like, variously this is my new logo though her brand is primarily geared towards black women psyche. terry staff includes a diverse group of employees. we employ why people, black people that dana people, asian people, will take any one that has a heart that beats at the same jerome as our heart more than a decade ago, with just $40.00 in her pocket, terry decided to establish herself in the world of cosmetics an industry that generates over a 1000000000 dollars each year in the united states. i couldn't find natural healthy products on the market, so being a black woman with with black skin, my

. >> reporter: and she insults the black child of mike bonin, a white city council member. she says... >> parece changuito. >> reporter: "he's like a little monkey." said like a little >> reporter: this recording leaked over the weekend. within hours, martinez apologized. "i hold myself accountable for these comments.for that, i am s" not good enough for dozens of protesters converging on her home-- they want her gone. off the city council altogether, not just as president. >> this is a moment for us to draw a hard line in the sand. >> reporter: mike bonin, the father of the child martinez insulted, said he's "disgusted that nury martinez attacked our son with horrific, racist slurs. it's vile, abhorrent, and utterly disgraceful. she is unfit for public office." >> what a pall that these people claim to represent us. they don't represent us. >> reporter: who recorded that tape, who leaked it, and why, is all unclear. but there's a growing clamor here for more resignations-- the other two city council members who talked to martinez on that tape. why? because they never rebuk

at one point, martinez talks about the black child of mike bonnen, a white council member. panish, calling the boy a "little monkey." >> and then there's this white guy with a little black kid who is misbehaved. the kid is bouncing off the effing walls on the float, practically tipping it over. there's nothing you can do to control him. parace changuito. he's like a little white kid. like, this kid needs a beatdown. let me take him around the corner and then i'll bring him back. >> trevor: whoa, boy, yeah. a latina democrat called the black son of a white colleague a "little monkey," who was bouncing all around the walls -- i'm sorry, bouncing all around the effing walls. thank you for censoring yourself echo i appreciate that. i'm not sure if she censored herself in the right place. that was weird for her to be bouncing off the effing walls like a little monkey, you think she should have sent her the racism i just say [bleep]. to each their own, i guess i am just effing crazy. do you know how racist you have to be to see a kid misbehaving, and your first instinct is to use

at one point, she she discusses the black child of of mike bunning, a white city councilmember, in spanish she calls the boy a little monk he. >> there's nothing you can do to to control him. >> reporter: she goes on to complain about the child's behavior at an mlk parade. >> a little white kid was was like, let me take him around the the corner and i'll bring him back. >> the dad who loves his son, in in ways that words can't capture. >> reporter: he said he and his husband are raw and angry and heartbroken and sick over the remarks. >> these people stabbed us and shot us and cut the spirit of los angeles. >> herrera the labor leader resigned his post overnight. martinez was a no-show at tuesday's council meeting but released a statement saying she's taking a leave of absence, absence, adding, i realize this is entirely of my own making. but for many, it's not enough. >> this ends today, this ends now. you do not dee

this is after audio was leaked of racist language being used to describe the adopted black son of councilmember mike bonnen. the start of the meeting was delayed because of the crowds. just yesterday council president nury martinez resigned her leadership job for making racist remarks in a closed meeting a year ago at today's meeting, bonnen got emotional as he talked about that leaked audio. >> want. i want to be able to forgive the offenses against me and my family. and i want. to lead with with love and generosity and model. the world. we need to create. and i promise you'll try. to do so. first today, i need to focus. >> the story has reached the white house where today the white house press secretary said president biden, he's also calling for resignations. he believes that they all should resign. >> the language that was used and tolerated during that conversation was unacceptable and it was a polling. they should all stepped. dow. >> our 2 news is taking a leave of absence. and fauci has stepped down as council president xi has stopped short so far resigning from the council itself. the city'

one of the things i was happening was i started graduate school in 2014, the same week mike was killed in ferguson. you think about the beginning of the black lives matter movement. trayvon martin in 2012. the second wave of its beginning was the death of michael brown in ferguson following the succession of people killed. we were in a moment where people were looking for that affirmation of historical context with which to make sense of why we saw some of the things happening that were happening. i was in graduate school getting my phd and study, broadly, racial inequality. i was reading these books giving me new language and new frameworks, ideas with which to make sense of what was around me. wide police the pardons existed the way they did. why inequality was so profound in different urban cities. new language and framework with which to understand how the history of public policy decisions created the inequality we see in the cities. part of what i started doing on twitter was i had these threads where i was talking about the books that were in conversation with the moment we found ourselves in. you begin to editorialize and it becomes

one of the things that was happening as i was screwed starg graduate school the same week mike brown was killedee in ferguson so if we think about the beginning of the black lives matter movement, the death of martin in 2012, the sort of second wave of its beginning in some ways the death of michael brown and ferguson followed by the succession of people who were killed at the hands of the states and we were in a moment where people were i think looking for that sort of a for forementioned historical context with which to make sense of why we saw some of the things happening that were happening. i was in graduate school getting my phd studying the history of the racial inequality and reading these books that were giving me a new language and frameworks and ideas with which to make sense of what i was seeing happening and ways to understand why the police department existed in the ways they did and why inequality was so profound across the country, new language with which to understand how the history of publicy policy decisions creatd the inequality so part of what i just started doing i had these threads i was talking about in the book that were in conve

amount of time they spent and interests and concerns of their black players and yet they still after all that time like they didn't know enough. >> and mikesheesh st was the same way. he did zoom calls with every former black player, all the former players but many of them black. to try to learn more and try to learn the frustrations. because he felt he didn't understand their frustrations and that's why he did the black lives matter program because it's two minutes 47 seconds and it's really passionate and he told me he didn't write anything, he had no expense on the player. just to stand next to the camera and he spoke to nolan smith and said this is how i feel. and popovich actually said he had his first experience understanding when he was in college at the air force academy and they were playing north carolina and he and his teammates went to a club and were waiting in line and it got to the front of the line and the bouncer looked at there were three white guys and one black eye and looked at the black eye and said you can't come in here and they, because again they were in colorado which is different or from north carolina and greg

black political leaders in los angeles. in one part of the phone call, nury martinez can be heard talking about the adopted son of fellow democratic councilmember mikein. bonin is white. his son is black. she accused bonin handling his son as if he were a "accessory" like a purse and she describes the boy as "changuito," which translates as "little monkey." listen closely. [iiscernible] amy: in another part of the call, nury martinez is heard talking about los angeles district attorney george gascÓn, saying, "f-- that guy. he's with the blacks." martinez is also heard, along with gil cedillo, commenting about indigenous people from central america that live in koreatown. she describes them as "short dark people" and then used a spanish term to say they are ugly. amy: that last voice was ron herrera, who resigned yesterday as head of the l.a. county federation of labor. "the los angeles times" is now calling for all three city council members heard on the call to resign -- nury martinez, kevin de leÓn, and gil cedillo. we are joined now by two guests. melina abdullah is co-founder of black lives matter-los angeles and organizes globally with blm gras

of my brother. and in that mug shot, his face, he looked older than what he wasbecause his his eye was black. and then he had likelumps on his forehead. mikesa picture of phillip when he was alittle bit younger, was one of thoseschool pictures. the police departmentobjected to that. they said, well, he'slooking too much like a choirboy. that's notaccurate either. and this was always a tension that really kind of separatedboth sides in a really big way. walter: to see a 16 year oldboy's mug shot sends a powerful message to the communitythat the police officer was right in doingwhat he did because he was dealingwith a criminal. you're just killing thisfamily again and again andagain. meanwhile,they're facing a community calling him a threat,calling him a thug. r: spath's attorneyadds that the juvenile had anextensive record. robert: having focused onwhy people are not beingeducated and why they're not inschool, why they're on probation,why they're bashing heads in,and why they're carrying loaded gunsat the age of 16. steven: they weresaying, "he deserved it. he was a thug." oh, i heard heused to go over and rob kids and rob old ladies. i sai

of what los angeles is. >> reporter: councilman mike bonin's young black son was a martinez target. spanish... she calls him a "little monkey." >> my son? ma'am, that makes my soul bleed, and it makes my temper burn. >> reporter: her critics-- nury's jury-- include bonin, a furious father. >> first, you must resign, and then ask for forgiveness. >> reporter: martinez was a no-show today, taking what she called a leave of absence. councilmen gil cedillo and kevin deleon showed up, but never spoke. all three have apologized. >> as i listen to it more and more, i gasped more and more. >> reporter: gustavo arellano, a columnist for the "los angeles times." >> i'm glad latinos, especially, are being some of the loudest voices against them. >> reporter: if they're on life support now, how much time do they have? >> that is a question only their arrogance can answer. >> reporter: in this moment, nury martinez is politically radioactive, rejected by her former power base, latino constituents, and democratic party elites who got her elected. her comments have offended and embarrassed all of

of diabolical whites. watch this. >> i got to say, mike, the optics look bad. all these black crashing into each other, with a bunch of white owners, white coaches. it just represents a larger issue. >> tucker: so, i mean, you know, look, the average salary for an nfl player is more than $2 million a year. 60% of nfl players are african americans. some positions, virtually all first string players are black. okay. we don't have a problem with that. most people don't have a problem with that. if you look at that picture and say this is white supremacy, what are you really saying? you're saying that anybody involved in the sport who is white defiles the sport because whiteness is itself inherently corrupting. white people are so evil, that their mere presence in a sport overwhelming african american, from which african american individuals are benefiting, is enough to troy the whole operation, because there are -- destroy the whole operation, because there are whites involved. it's genocidal talk. that's exactly what it is. not an overstatement. again, what does comcast's board

joe madison host of the joe madison show, known as the black eagle of course on sirus xm radio and miken about the polls and what people are saying and what we think they mean but on radio, you-all know very, very well, when your callers are calling in, they will tell you what they care about. you don't even have to ask half the time. i want to ask you first, joe, about this. you are a legend in radio. >> that means i've been around a long time. >> a legend in radio. i know firsthand. you've been around awhile but you're still doing it. that's wonderful. what do they care most about? poll after poll says the economy, the economy, the economy but day to day, how are they receiving this information? >> well, actually, they care about what they hear when you folks on cnn and, you know, talk to them. it just depends. women, clearly, the abortion issue struck a nerve. with my audience, i can tell you that what is the biggest driving force getting my audience to the phones and polls. it's the marjorie taylor greenes. i'm telling you, it's the herschel walkers, it's -- >> meaning not in suppor

of the indoctrinations and , you know, move have the biggest media company. but why am i alive? why my protect it?? why did i become the richest black man of all time? mike , how did that happen? and the more and more i lean mor into god and work for god , the more wins god is going tos n bestow on our team, on gang and for me to go out and just state an obvious and empathetic statement in the middle of the most liberal central light to go that is like tiananmen square. so like with qantas owns and we both wore the shirt at the same time, you know, we got some soldiers out here and people say they're willing to die for it, but we live for it. we're living for the battle. and what's the battle for life itself? forour children, they're killig us through the food. content. they're killing us through the content. they're killing us through the programing. but god is alive and is alive and all of us . and we will overcome it. r the u sounds like you're hopeful fortu the future of the country. absolutely, because i have the vision for it. i , i understand the ecosystemrd . i understand how to even liberate a big pharma. i have solutions for the future. you kno

racist comments made while talking with colleagues about the son of a fellow council member, councilman mike bowen and his wife. his son is blacker an hour of public comment , bonin spoke, said he expects to be attached to his political views, but his family should be off limits. i want to be able to forgive the offenses against me and my family, and i want to lead with with love and generosity and model. the world we need to create. and i promise you, i'll try. martinez announced he is taking a leave of absence from the council. she has not said whether she'll resign. she did apologize to a council district and the people of los angeles religious leaders , community activists and state political leaders are pressuring martinez to resign. with the midterm election. now, just a month away, a new report is out on racial scapegoating. the report was released this morning by the group stop ap. i hate it analyzes the harms of scapegoating on the asian and asian american community for societal problems as a political strategy, the group says asians have been unfairly blamed for things like the spread of covid the economy and have bee

of a fellow council member. councilman mike bonin is white. his son is black. after an hour of public comment. bonin spoke and said he expects to get political heat for his views, but that his family should be off limits. i want to be able to forgive the offenses against me and my family, and i want to lead with with love and generosity and model. the world we need to create. and i promise you, i'll try. martinez announced he is taking a leave of absence from the council. she's not said if she'll resign, she apologized to her council district and the people of los angeles religious leaders, community activists and state leaders are pressuring martinez to resign. well the golden state warriors beat the portland trailblazers last night won 31 to 80. that wind comes as a warrior say they will be moving forward without suspending dream on green, who punched teammate jordan pool last week. at practice. we've learned green will be back tomorrow to practice with the team, the power forward will have to pay a fine, but the warriors will not suspend him last night, head coach steve kerr talked about wh

attacked black and indigenous communities in l.a., martinez went after the adopted black son of white councilmember mikebonin. he addressed the hateful remarks at an emotional city council meeting on tuesday. >> i husband and i are both distraught and angry and heartbroken and sick for our family and for los angeles. i am reeling from the revelations of what these people said. interested servants who voiced hate. public officials are supposed to call us to our highest selves and these people stabbed us and shot us and cut the spirit of los angeles. amy: on wednesday, california's attorney general said he would investigate the recent redistricting process in los angeles as a result of the city council scandal. nigeria's government says 76 people drowned when a ferry boat capsized in a flooded river in the southern state of anambra. it's the latest disaster to flow from a wetter-th-normal rainy season that many nigerians say has led to the worst flooding in at least a generation. officials say about 500 people have died as a direct result from flooding this year, with 1.4 million people displaced by flood

of racist remarks made by some council members in the audio. former city council president nury martinez describe the adopted black son of a council member mike bonin as quote a little monkey. those racist remarks are prompting calls for the resignation of the 3 city council members on that call and a union leader. martinez is currently taking a leave of absence. and while she stepped down as the council president, she has stopped short of resigning from the council itself. council gill and kevin de leon have not signed step down either the city's labor chief ron herrera has resigned for his remarks earlier tonight. we talked with kron 4 political analyst michael yaki about the long-term repercussions as well. have particularly ahead of the november election. >> but i think in terms of california, it means very little in terms of the election in terms of longer term with rep of questions with the los angeles community between that latin x and the black communities. that's something that's going to need be addressed. and and that's going to be some work that's going to need to be done because certainly while everyone there is united to get these peo

illegally annexed last month and he is not in possession of, he could detonate a nuclear weapon over the black sea to scare everybody, g.o.p. congressman miked something off of the services committee, congressman your response to this annexation? >> i do agree pollutant is getting desperate, but he is not only trying to wear down the ukrainians will to fight, he is trying to wear down the biden administration's marie peter. unfortunately what we have seen is the biden and administrations been dragged kicking and screaming for slow rolled the weapon's system we can't lose our nerve and we have to steadily give ukrainians the power they need to defend themselves and we cannot let the salami slicing tactic on the part of pollutant to get us to back down right now. >> brian: we are seeing too they are trying to globe infrastructure on the ukrainians with winter coming to get them to turn on the government but won't work. the e.u. is preparing to punish iran for these kamikaze drones, and yet we are still talking to iran about a nuclear deal? >> it's absolutely crazy. the thing i think we need to realize is that the irradiance and the russians a

now resigned under intense pressure after using racist language when discussing the black son of white council member mikeinez using a spanish phrase refers to his son as being "like a little monkey," and goes on to say the boy misbehaved on a parade float during martin luther king day is being raised like a white child and "this kid needs a beat down." the councilman released a joint statement with his husband saying we love our son, a beautiful, joyful child, and our family is hurting today. no child should ever be subjected to such racist mean and dehumanizing comments, especially from a public official. now in her resignation statement, we have just received, martinez satisfied in part "i take responsibility for what i said and there are no discusses for those comments. i'm so sorry. i sincerely apologize to the people i hurt with my words. to my colleagues, their families, especially to mike, meaning bonan, the other council member, sean, his husband and your son, she says. as a mother i know better and i am sorry. i am truly ashamed. i know this is the result of my own actions. i'm sorry to your ent

people were speaking out against her talking with her colleagues about the adopted black son of council member mikeo is white. after an hour of public comment. bonin gave an emotional reaction. he said he expects political attacks for his views, but said his family should not be targeted. i want to be able to forgive the offenses against me and my family, and i want to lead with with love and generosity and model the world we need to create. and i promise you, i'll try. well no re, martinez said she's taking a leave of absence from city council but hasn't said that she will resign from her office. she did apologize to her council st and the people of los angeles. but there's aous leade, community activists and state political leaders for martinez to resign. meanwhile happening today, president biden is traveling to southern california should arrive there later this afternoon. according to deadline , hill attended democratic fundraiser with house speaker nancy pelosi tickets for that between five and $50,000 tomorrow he'll deliver remarks in los angeles on infrastructure investments and give a talk

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black son revealed publicly. martinez remains a member of the council. cnn's nick walsh has the details. >> reporter: mikel.a. city council member to a young black son. last year they went to an mlk day parade. the council president had some issues. >> black and brown with a white guy with a little black kid who misbehaved. the kids's bouncing off the f'ing wall. there's nothing you can do to control him. >> translation, little monkey. >> you can take him around the corner and bring him back. >> martinez attacked our son with horrific racist slurs and talked about her desire to physically harm him. it's vile, abhorrent and utterly disgraceful. there were protests at her house. she resigned as council president. she issued this apology. in a moment of intense frustration and anger i let the situation get the best of me and i hold myself accountable for these comments. for that i am sorry. recorded nearly a year ago, the audio was posted anonymously on reddit. first reported by the "los angeles times." those present were all democrats, all leaders. there is no justification for those vile remarks and i didn

of their remarks. nury martinez did not attend the meeting. the councilman mike bonin whose blackof hits and i know i invite a bunch of them. but my son? man, that makes my soul bleed. and it makes my temper burn. and i know i'm not alone. because los angeles has spoken and it feels the same way. >> with us now to talk more about this is "los angeles times" columnist. thanks for being with us. talk to us about the importance, the significance about these three city council members. >> these are three of the most predominant latino politicians in the united states because los angeles is the second biggest city in the united states, of course, but also three of the most powerful politicians in los angeles period. nury martinez was the president of the l.a. city council, kevin de leon used to be a senate pro tem leader in the state assembly. gil cedillo is a labor rights activists. these are supposed to be our best and brightest and this is who they are. they're caught on tape saying horrible things about a black child, black people, jews, armenians, koreatown. this is who represents

of confidential sexual assault files and the refusal of black groups to support her have become issues. here is chief washington correspondent mikehe first district of indiana including urban gary has been represented by democrats for nearly a century. the race has gotten ugly and very personal with the release of sexual assault information about the republican candidate. but she and the g.o.p. are convinced jennifer ruth green will flip it red. >> we are still neck in neck per all of the polls we have seen and margin of error race that weaver decided to bring home in 13 days. >> experts say freshman democratic congressman frank is vulnerable due to high inflation and president biden's low job approval numbers. green also has a compelling personal biography as an air force academy graduate with 12 years of active duty service and is now a lieutenant colonel in the reserves. [gavel] >> if elected green would be the only black republican member in the house and just the second in history. >> she has charisma written all over her. she just is the right candidate at the right time in the right place. >> there is growing controversy a

. >> it was a poignant speech from councilmember mike bonnen that finally quieted the crowd and his adopted black son was a target of martinez's racist insults. she was heard referring to him in spanish as a with kid. >> a human that also been a for work. there's told i people, you my community along the border and now we're back one public comment or sharing his wife's reaction that my face and said, is this the right city to raise our black son? because i have a 3 year-old martinez was also hurt at that meeting, disparaging la county's da as quote, unquote, with the blacks and calling certain that he knows in koreatown ugly. another public commenter calling the leaked audio racist. >> this gusting and undermine the solidarity work that we've all been building here in los angeles. numerous calls for all 3 council members to resign. yes, to get out. they don't need to be there anymore because they are not else. these at too much prejudice are going on right now. martinez and the others at that meeting, it issued apologies. herrera resigned from his position. martinez, he's stepped down as council president and takin

mike bonnen was in attendance. but this has been an adopted blacks on on a float the mind of black and brown on this they can all are going work. there'sftold i people are teen has referred to bonnen's child as a monkey. >> the councilman in a statement called the remarks file and disgraceful say martinez attacked her son with horrific racist slurs and talked about her desire to physically harm him. >> martinez was also recorded during a meeting in 2021. with other high ranking latino members of city council and a top county labor leader making derogatory and racist remarks about colleagues namely la county da george gascon on using an expletive in saying, quote, he's with the the conversation, focused mainly on frustration with maps that were proposed for redistricting and concerns over loss of economic assets in current districts. in that statement announcing her resignation effective immediately. martinez said in part as someone who believes deeply in the empowerment of communities of color. i recognize my comments undercut that goal going forward. reconciliation will be my priority. i've already reached out to m

of black and older voters. in pennsylvania, democratic representative mike doyle announced wednesday he is retiring from congress, a year after he first revealed he would not seek reelection. congressmember doyle told reporters -- "i feel an obligation to make sure that people understand that my term expires at the end of the year, that i am not seeking reelection -- but there is someone that has the same name as me on the ballot." he is referring to republican mike doyle, a city councilor in a pittsburgh suburb who's seeking to replace congressmember mike doyle. he has denied he's seeking to deceive voters into voting for him based on name recognition, though his campaign literature makes few references to his party affiliation. he faces democratic nominee summer lee, a pennsylvania state representative who has the backing of the democratic socialists of america. and progressives, including senator bernie sanders and congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez. in arizona, please are investigating a burglary of katie hobbs. no suspects have been identified but her campaign has released images from surveillance vide

of diabolical whites. >> watch this. i got to say, mike , the optics just look bad to see all these black men crashing into each other. what a bunch of white owners, white coaches and the complete disregard black bodies and black life. >> i mean, it just represents a larger issue. so, i mean, the average salary for an nfl player is more than two million dollars a year, 60% of nfl players are african-americans in some positions like cornerback ,virtually all the first string players are black. >> so, okay, we don't have a problem with that. most people don't have a problem with that. but if you look at that picture and say this is white supremacy, what are you really saying? you're saying that anybody involved in the sport who is white defiles the sport because whiteness is itself inherently corrupting. white people are so evil that their mere presence in a sport that is overwhelmingly african-american and from which african-american individuals are benefiting is enough to destroy the whole operation because they're whites involved. what kind of talk is that? what's genocidal talk? actually , not an overstatement. that'

black women are always to be owned and never to own themselves. >> makes me think of the hearings judge jackson, they totally did that and so shocking and undermining, the same pattern. >> us, mikek woman into -- it sounds crazy like you're trying to say this woman support sexual predators and she does a thing where i am the mother of daughters and it is like she hears -- none of this is like what she could never have said is as a person who believes in people sexual agency -- he couldn't say that. she had to say the thing to the side of the sex which is the motherhood. >> you were trying to say something earlier? >> sorry. i was agreeing to what britney was saying with that. it is interesting because it is always through the gaze of somebody else's lens, never hours. even -- the bodies of women are commoditized and i feel like here, please come to the island and women at the beach and all these things but at the end of they one of the critiques i was given was ultimately coming down and it was hard to make a decision in a moment when she was still trying to decide to begin with and that is the only way i can make money, by doing what was done to me. commoditized the bodies of y

mike. yeah, we are in front of the pelosis' home, and some big black suburbans have just showed up.re's also a heavy police presence here, so it's unclear if the house speaker or perhaps my of her relatives might show up to this house, maybe they'll say something, we'll is have to wait and see. paul pelosi is expected to make a full recovery. he had a surge, it went well, to help the head fracture that he suffered. the house speaker broke her silence last night saying in part: or a violent man broke into our family home, demanded to confront me and brutally attacked my husband paul. our children, our grandchildren and i are heartbroken and traumatized by the life-threatening attack on our pop. the suspect allegedly shouts where's nancy, where's nancy after breaking into their home. police have not confirmed a motive in this case, but yesterday at several campaign stops some top democrats either said or insinuated that this attack was motivated by right-wing politics. >> this habit of saying the worst about other people, demonizing people, that creates a dangerous climate. >> t going

of what los angeles is. >> reporter: councilman mike bonin's young black son was a martinez target.key." >> my son? ma'am, that makes my soul bleed, and it makes my temper burn. >> reporter: her critics-- nury's jury-- include bonin, a furious father. >> first, you must resign, and then ask for forgiveness. >> reporter: martinez was a no-show today, taking what she called a leave of absence. councilmen gil cedillo and kevin deleon showed up, but never spoke. all three have apologized. >> as i listen to it more and more, i gasped more and more. >> reporter: gustavo arellano, a columnist for the "los angeles times." >> i'm glad latinos, especially, are being some of the loudest voices against them. >> reporter: if they're on life support now, how much time do they have? >> that is a question only their arrogance can answer. >> reporter: in this moment, nury martinez is politically radioactive, rejected by her former power base, latino constituents, and democratic party elites who got her elected. her comments have offended and embarrassed all of them. norah. >> o'donnell: mark strassm

of chicago. mike: andrew, what kind of high-profile mistakes has kim fox made in your view? >> well, look, everybody talks about the high-profile blunders, the jussie smollett and blacko her office and black eye to the city, but there's also the day-to-day blunders, the morale in the cook county state attorney's office is very low, they are not prosecuting the bad guys and to add all of that the criminals are flooding the streets so there's a lot of different blame to go around but kim fox deserves the biggest chunk of that blame in my opinion. mike: you're obviously there an attorney in chicago, you must have friends that work in the ie state attorneys office and what do you assess the mass exodus from the state attorneys office? >> because there's a lack of leadership at the top with respect to kim fox. it's shocking to me that she won reelection a couple of years back. it's bad morale which causes people to lev and it's even hard now to recruit people there and it's all kim fox's fault. mike: we see violent crime up and all the murders every weekend in chicago, feels like there's random shootings or crime related activities throughout the city. what's it going to

upset about that series of leaked audio recordings filled with racist and derogatory comments about a fellow council members adopted black son in a tweet today that councilmember mike bonnen again called for all involved to step down. all of this has now led to an investigation by the california department of justice today, attorney general rob bonta announced an investigation into the city's redistricting process because according to the la times that leaked audio came from a conversation. those council members were having about redrawing boundaries in an attempt to maintain latino political power the remarks that were made by some of los angeles is highest ranking officials were. they were unacceptable, their offensive and they were deeply painful, deeply hurtful to many >> communities. there's no place. let me be absolutely clear. no place for anti-black antisemitic, anti, indigenous, homophobic or discriminatory rhetoric of any kind in our state, especially when it comes in relation to the duties of an official, public official. >> now, martinez was the one making those racist comments on that phone call. the other simply did not stand up to say it was wrong. s

and the state of the economy, let's bring in mike morial, the president and ceo of the urban leagues. i sense that you are worried in this report particularly about what is happening to black workers in terms of wages, in terms of unemployment, in terms of hiring. >> you know, ty, i think it's important to look at the report on balance what i really see is this consistent, robust job creation. i see that notwithstanding the fact that black unemployment is still twice as high as white, it is down to a level not seen before the covid recession i also see, according to a report by brookings, that the wages for those in the bottom quartile has increased faster than those in the top quartile, which means the beginning of maybe some changes in this sort of income gap that's been persistent in the american economy. so i think it's important to look at every report with balance. there's a tremendous amount of good news in the economy the fastest recovery post recession in modern times. unemployment rate and robust job creation, which is at a strong tick the future of infrastructure investment, chips and science investment renewable energy investment by the government, which will i

of councilman mike bone. now bonin whose wife adopted a son who is black and in the leaked audio, martinez could be heard describing his son using a term that refers to him as a monkey in spanish. the comments were made during a discussion regarding bone-in and his son participating in the martin luther king junior parade several years ago. the 2 are on a float and martinez apparently was unhappy with the boy's behavior saying that he nearly tipped the float over. martinez released a statement yesterday apologizing for her comments. she says she let the situation get the best of her in a moment of frustration and anger. >> 807, is a time. and today jury selection starts in the second trial of disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein. yeah, the man who was one of hollywood's most powerful figures is already serving a 23 year sentence in new york for sexually assaulting women with do. now with a preview of that trial. >> once a hollywood heavyweight harvey weinstein has been plagued with legal troubles in the same city where he reigned as a powerful movie executive weinstein will now face a judge. jury selection for hi

didn't know enough. >> we needed to know more, mike was theay same way he actually d zoom calls with every former black player, all his former players but many ofthem black to try to learn more and try to understand the frustration because he felt he didn't understand the frustrations and that's what he did the black lives matter video which if you haven't seen its two minutes and 47 seconds. it is really passionate and he told me he didn't write anything he asked nolan smith a formerr player one of his assistants to stand next to the camera and he spoke to nolan smith and said this is how i feel and popovich actually said he had his first experience with understanding when he was in college at the air force academy and they were playing in north carolina and he and three teammates went to a club and they waiting in line and it got toe the front of the line and the bouncer there were three white guys and one black eye and they looked at the black eye and said you can't come in here. again they were in colorado which is different from north carolina and greg had grown up outside of chicago. what you talking about we can'ts come in. >> we don't l

of three members due to a racist conversation caught on tape. the jeers and shouts stopped temporarily when councilmember mike bonin came forward to address remarks nury martinez made about his son, who is black. >> my husband and i are hard rogan. these people stabbed us and shot us and cut the spirit of los angeles. >> martinez has taken a leave of absence. she issued a response -- an apology but refused to step down entirely. two other councilmembers have also apologized but refused to resign. both attended today's council meeting. >> a filipino-american councilmember in daly city has a restraining order against an -- fellow councilmember after she said she was physically assaulted. >> in daly city, an investigation underway into an alleged assault that city hall area here is the photo of ruse on the councilwoman's back. we asked people what they thought. >> i saw the bruises on the back of the woman. it is not right. >> it is maybe something that got out of hand. it could be an accident. >> a city councilmember claims that councilmember assaulted her last month and she slammed the door in her back. some believe the incident was recently -- racially motivated. numerous people spoke out abo

she was heard on leaked audio making racist remarks about the son of councilman mike bonin now bone and whose wife adopted a son who is black. and in the leaked audio, martinez could be heard describing bonus son using a term that referred to him as a monkey in spanish. the comments were made during a discussion regarding bone-in and his son participating in a martin luther king junior parade several years ago. the 2 were on a float and martinez apparently wasn't happy with the boy's behavior saying that he nearly tipped the float over. martinez released a statement yesterday apologizing for her comments. she says she let the situation get the best of her in a moment of frustration and anger. >> it's 609. and today jury selection starts for the second trial of disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein. and the man was one of hollywood's most powerful figures. he's already serving a 23 year sentence in new york for sexually assaulting women. >> we've got do with a preview of the trial. >> once a hollywood heavyweight harvey weinstein has been plagued with legal troubles in the same city where he reigned as a powerful movie exec