remember here in minneapolis, it's america now and forever. and all the breaking news next. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> greg: oh, man. wow. wow, wow, wow. happy tuesday, everyone. first, we have to acknowledge the great news. it's great news for you and me and all of america, frankly. yes, larry kudlow's back. [cheers and applause]

laura ingraham was interested enough to go to minneapolis to find out, she joins us live here for minneapolisen our conversation with golfer bryce even if you don't care about golf, it's interesting, straight-ahead to. hi, i'm denise. i lost over 22 pounds with golo. i've done the work. years and years of fighting and fighting and never getting the results. golo is the only thing that gave me this. it gave me back me. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: just over two years ago that a violent ex-con called george floyd got arrested in minneapolis for trying to pass a counterfeit $20 bill and promptly died of a fenton ood, that's with the medical examiner determined -- i don't think we are allowed to say that but anyway he died. democrats encouraged riots all over the country and paid for the whole thing. you have to wonder what happened to minneapolis. it used to be one of the nicest cities in the world. is not anymore we got a text from someone in minneapolis. this place is a disaster, i can't believe anyone would live here, i'm afraid to go to the mall the. we should go to minneapolis to see what it's like and t

show me now is retired minneapolis police officer scott galica and minneapolis business owner lonnie mcwhirters up thirty lin refuel station. let's start with you, scott. i mean, i met you about a year ago and i think you were just getting ready to retire. you just had t retired. b my breath was taken away standing there. the precinct is still a visible monument to anarchy. fact, let alone the three fifty police officers. ow your former police department is now short. yeah, it's really a sad state of affairs and really i think exemplifies some really poor city leadership. you have vacant buildings y sitting there. you have a precinct, a temporary precinct located in another area of the city, not even inev the neighborhood that it serves. you know, we're dealing with not only what the officers pointed out, where every callnd antagonizerr by people out on the street. but we're also dealing with a very liberal activist cityit council that noty only doesn't support the police for the mosta part, but also works against the police department almost at every turn as theau business owner, yo

minneapolis does not have the police staff right now. to be able to not just provide safety but that perception of safety is not there right now. >> carley: meanwhile imported, governor ron desantis has to do with the pandemic to keep opr the last year and he took a lota open but now, essentially the cdc change guidelines to mirrorn florida. what is your reaction to that? >> well, look, this fiasco the last two years has been ridiculous. one day, the cdc said that you need masks in the next day you don't. one day you have to be 6 feet apart and the next day 10 feet apart. you need a vaccine, don't need a vaccine. it has been ridiculous, totally ridiculous. the politicians have full of the political science for two years. you know, here in minnesota, lockdowns with minneapolis with the lockdowns of versus down in florida, governor d santos has just been excellent. he has had all business owners backs for the last two years and it's been great operating in florida. >> carley: because of everything going on in minneapolis are you thinking a

that happened, of course, minneapolis memorial day 2020. but whatever happened in minneapolis, we know the city defended its police. is it a utopian? laura ingraham was interested enough to go to minneapolis to find out. she joins us live here from minneapolis. and then our conversation with golfer bryce dechambeau. interesting. even if you don't care about golf, the straight we need a small business on this long fulgoni there's a better way to get a fast small business loan, go to inject and if approved, get your funds as the same day your loan is pundak ready? you don't want to be late. libby's name is even right. it's sticking with the p h. the address is by 31st street. that's just next to city hall. where are my keys? my glasses said wait, how are you doing? this foget factor is factor has been clinically shown to improve memory, concentration and focus. it improves verbal learning and short term memory by forty four percent. so get your reinstein on it. focus back to your einstein. so you think you have what it takes to make like it n

people are scared to leave their homes in minneapolis.f the restaurants in the surrounding areas in the smaller towns outside of minneapolis are thriving. the crime has gotten so bad in the city, people are afraid to go downtown. 58% murder increase, 21% aggregated and sold, 26% robbery and i asked him if he was going to close down this loan but a lot of leasing issues so i'm not sure what he did a couple of days later. so things are really bad there. >> you live in new york city and you have to eat here because you live here. i don't live here so at the end of the day i get the heck out. before, i used to go to lunch and support the local economy, but i don't have to, and mount. peaking of new york city and other sucker punch in new york city and this time a brooklyn mall. we have the disturbing details. >> todd: plus, insufficient training, lack of opportunity and chronic short staffing and excessive overtime is taking a toll. >> todd: a passionate plea from one town to say they are understaffed and overworked as crime runs rampant appe

here is scott girl liquor, retired minneapolis police officer.mayor want people to know what is going on in that state? >> hi, lawyer -- laura, i have never been aware of them trying to need permission to talk to the media or do a ride along, so if impact that is a policy, it may just be an ad hoc policy possibly because of the interview that you did a couple of weeks ago, but it certainly does not make any sense to me. i think the people out there need to see the unfiltered truth as to what our police officers not only a minneapolis, but in big cities across the country are facing each and every day. the calls that they go to certainly minneapolis has a huge rise in violent crime, and i think that that needs to be reported by all media. >> laura: we went to get the story of what is happening, because we heard from so many residents and business owners that you know that we interviewed over two years ago, and we wanted to tell their stories. and the police officer stories. and that's what we did. here's what one of the officers sergeant andrew sc

a minneapolis mayor, according to a friend of the show, are rosoff. now reportedlys blocking n journalist from going on right along with the police's department process had planned for over a month to do that. but when he arrived in minnesota, he received wordd that his ride, along with the minneapolis police department had not been approved by city hall. now one of police sourcesit within the department told him that the mayor was mad about the mpd interview w with me. come on , jacob, maybe you should return the numerous calls from my producers put into your office in the weeks leading up to the ingram angles trip to minneapolis. so my question is what are the mayor of the city councilhe hiding here? you don't want questions askedns of the police. they're having a reallyed tougho timeli controlling crime in the city, but they can't speak out. they have no right to speak. sk here now is scott galica, who is retired minneapolis police officer. scott, why min doesn't the mayor want people to know what's really going on in that city? s? >> hi, hi , laur

there was clear evidence that minneapolis is still a very troubled city. >> laura: dr. jensen independent journalists rebecca brannon caught what happened when a resident asked governor walz about the third precinct watch this. >> governor. ♪ ♪ >> thank you so much. >> laura: that's one of his constituents. is it any way to treat the people who actually make the state go? lived here for decades? >> i think the last three poles we've seen happen to him us in a dead heat and their politics came out and reclassified the toss-up quite frankly this the way that governor walz is treating constituents. he's not answering the questions this is a leadership and minnesotans get it. they are frustrated and they feel like he doesn't get it grocery selves are empty roaches have gone up in price and he said in their ducking and trying to hide. >> laura: read befalling the primary there the favored option when that this is one of the race is very fallen going to november think very much and how devastating would it be if we didn't and function research we didn't do it. t

we saw the fed boards in minneapolis and st.ive halt of the discount window by 100 basis points. that is different from the interest rate the u.s. raises in its policy meetings, the fed funds rate. but it speaks to the idea that the regional economy in the u.s. and those on the ground are saying, we have got the jack up interest rates and they are sending as hawkish a signal as they can to the higher ups in the fed to get on with the job. we heard commentary from neel kashkari talking about the neil for more rate hikes, we are the important speech -- we hear the important speech from fed chairman jerome powell at aspen this week, but u.s. interest rates continue to go up. haidi: our chief asia nymex correspondent enda curran. officials are breaking for hawkish talk from fed officials at jackson hole this week, but this guest thinks jay powell will signal a slower rate increase. >> i think the u.s. doesn't have the same headwinds as both china and europe and europe -- and china, you have zero covid policy and the property market

family and attorney ben crawford reached out to me and i'd gone into minneapolis because some of the marches and reality and then they actually what i come back and do the funeral and in the middle of the eulogy of cheryl for whatever reason it just came out of my mouth we need to go to washington. we need to watch we need to deal with this now you have to remember when the middle of a pandemic he really had the funeral people had to be distance or they were so stars from hollywood. kevin hart was there you name him was there and i just announced his mind on king the third was on the front. and i work together. they are cooperative with nash actually network and we work with his oh group and from me just to and he looked at me like what is he talking about much to watch? we have no plans. we have no budget now does land have the ability to do it, but i announced we pull it off inside of 60 days. we had 200,000 people in a pandemic. we took temperatures as they came in around lincoln memorial. and they came to get me out of the tent where we had the families. we had ahmedabri's family

i just got back from minneapolis. i took two days off and i was just trying i was thinking that was fun. i guess that is it. but seattle was still going. but the night before my flight that is when the mayor said were pulling our officers out of the easter precinct. >> literally s retreating. text i thought oh, i think i just wasted company money because there's not going to be any riots. but wait if they're leaving the precinct are the going to burn it down? what was going on? slightly ahead. and i get into the area was that's why start seeing signs like a port of entry relieving the h usa. sissy capitol hill which is the neighborhood. as the copper freezone and a lot of territory. or police going to move it back again? thanks considering your coverage of the border crossings when that progressives actually build border walls they were are great with the department of transportation in seattle. they wanted to take away some of the barriers. we said no, no, no we need the barriers. to keep out white supremacist. i don

remember in minneapolis, cadiz america now and forever. greg gutfeld and all the breaking news next. ♪ ♪ >> todd: that jingle is carley shimkus favorite, new results poignant this morning. a fox news alert, two major american arizona primary raised and beating his opponent, mark brnovich for the race and they were arizona's. speed to the gubernatorial raceg "fox & friends first" on this wednesday morning, i am carley shimkus. i'm todd piro. important race is being decided overnight in michigan, missouri, washington. brooke singman has more, good morning. >> hey, good morning, guys, arizona where the governor is yet to be called. trump endorsed carey lake with a slight lead over karen tylan robeson. but in the state, lake masters by the president is to win the senate primary with solar power businessmen james and arizona attorney journey until next tutor dixon is the g.o.p. governor of michigan. her race called, dixon warning gretchen whitmer that the people of michigan want her else, listen. >> does she think it is possible for us to be in

i was only because i i was in minneapolis still right? i was still there and that's when i so yeah, but so for the second time when they try to tear down the andrew jackson's statue. i mean again, it was just more of the same where people would. view these mass criminal activities and as soon as the cops come out to make them stop. they then start crying about police brutality and say oh tear gases and pepper spray doesn't always other stuff. they're just like are you guys what it is objectively dumb. i mean if you're going to do revolutionary acts expect resistance to that and if when you do don't -- and loan about it be the revolutionaries. do you like to think your cells as well, and that and that just speaks more to the the movement at large because oftentimes when you see he's antifa or blm accounts. they'll they'll just keep on praise by posting a photo of a random wall being sprayed painted with a cab, which means all cops are -- or f12 or all this other stuff. obviously, you just break pain in the building. it's gonna probably com

there's areas in minneapolis and st. paul where you on any given day might be carjacked or otherwise. so they end up embracing these policies that have led to such, you know, extraordinary crime and violence in our state and so these are, you know, two kind of limousine liberals that embraced policies that led to incredible violence and destruction in our state. >> laura: good for the criminals. bad for the people. thank you so much, jim. good luck in your race. wouldn't you know it? old joe forgot who the heck is president again? can't be! well, the last bite, we'll try to explain. so we need something super disctintive. dad's work, meet daughter's playtime. wait 'till you hear this— thankfully, meta portal helps reduce background noise. zero lace model. adjusts to low light. and pans and zooms to keep you in frame. take a look at this. so the whole team stays on track. okay, let's get you some feedback. i'm impressed. great, loving your work. meta portal. the smart video calling device that makes work from home, work f

we did very well in minneapolis. downtown was blooming.s a fun, exciting place to be downtown minneapolis. post-pandemic, it just has not came back. we had the same farmers comment that would sell out two weeks in advance before the pandemic. now we are lucky to sell 200 tickets. >> carley: wow! >> we could not get the crowd back. there is not a great explanation for it the thin they found places in the suburbs or somewhere else to go, but downtown just has not came back. you know, it is probably tied to the event, convention business certainly is not came back. so, it has been a tough time down there for a long time. >> carley: will, the only explanation is the crime. that is what we were talking about last week. minnesota crime skyrocketing murder at 50%, robbery 26%, aggregate they did a sold 21.7%. so much so that people are afraid to go downtown and restaurants a 54% decrease in people going out to eat well san francisco with significant decline in diners and all because crime is up and lockdowns were really seriously enforced and all

i'd just gotten back from minneapolis and was thinking that was fun. guess that's it but then still going. that's when the mayor said we are pulling our officers. so i thought i think i just wasted company money but if they are using w the precinct are thy going to burn it down that's when i started seeing signs you're leaving the usa, this is the capitol hill. considering your coverage of the border crossings, it is pretty lovely that the progressives when they were discerning in seattle actually literally build-to-order walls. to keep out white supremacists. but they were saying we need strong border security to keep out threats. there's a lot of irony and i knew just being there and taking in the sights and seeing how people interacted with each other e i knew that this wasn't going to end well. because they didn't want to see who was cracking down on the slatest current thing which was racial reckoning. you've seen that episode of the takeover. it was kind of like that like don't let them get a foothold. then everyone comes around and yeah you are

i remember when we came up to the repast after minneapolis and i met her and her mother. they had to move out of their house because they were under threat. can you imagine this young lady who ended up convicted of murder and if they threaten her like she did something wrong. i wanted to tell her story because it showed courage that this young lady had. she stood and there wouldn't be a conviction if it were not for her. >> and you talk a little bit about the changing of the tide. and i do want to say this is what struck me when you say god lifted up the sacrificial lamb so that we could do his bidding in their names and honor. how heavy that weight is and how people step up to do that. and you talk about there've been people that did the videos and filmingg before without necessarily the same support that she ended up with. >> exactly. for example when the attorney and one of george's brotherss that i write about also they call me after and it was only a day or two after george had been nakilled. i thought of eric garner's mother. .. >> . >> and i said i know you know wh

minneapolis nightclub closing after it was on a show about deep blue cities. >> minneapolis is not the right now, people are scared to come out of the suburb and go downtown and people feel safe in the florida cities, night and day difference between the states. >> carley: he says his florida business is still thriving, cheryl casone will describe the red state, blue state divide. it's 5:00 a.m., and i feel like i can do anything. we've been coming here, since 1868. there's a lot of cushy desk jobs out there, but this is my happy place. there are millions of ways to make the most of your land. learn more at deere.com hi, my name's steve. i lost 138 pounds on golo there are millions of ways to make the most of your land. and i kept it off. so with other diets, you just feel like you're muscling your way through it. the reason why i like golo is plain and simple, it was easy. i didn't have to grit my teeth and do a diet. golo's a lifestyle change and you make the change and it stays off. golo's changed my life in so many ways. i sleep better, i eat better. took my shirt off for the first

so i called the mother of eric garner, and i said, gwen, did you see this video out of minneapolis? she said, i saw it. i said, i'm trying to find a way to get there, because it was the pandemic, a lot of flights were canceled. she said my bag's always packed, let me know. i said would you do we a favor and let me use your private plane, andnd she and i flew his plane to go do the first rally. and then i go back that night. and, again, we are -- because everybody's locked down. we're literally in august now. and we flew back and gave it to him, and tyler perry gave us a bigger plane to bring the family in from houston, because what a lot of people didn't know is that george was the only family member in minneapolis. all of the brothers and sisters will live in houston or income. so we had the -- or north carolina. we we're doing all of this as people are all over the world starting to march, and we're trying to stay focused on taking carey of the families. one thing people don't understand and i talk a little bitt about that in the book is that when a policeman is accused of a crime

there's areas in minneapolis and st.where you just you know, on any given day you might be be be carjacked or otherwisee and they end up embracing these policies that have led to such extraordinary t crime and violence inwo our state. and so these are two kind of limousin liberals that have that have embraced policies that have led to incredible violencecend and destruction ine our state. yeah, good for the criminals. baduch, for the people. thank you. that's right. good luck in your right now. wouldn't you know old joe forgot who the heck is president again, can't they ? well, the last fight we'll try to explain l what it's go time. i don't like to patients don't make new great tasting doggle actually broke my word naturally with the water in your body in as little as 30 minutes so you can go gently and go on with life. you don't like chewing through . they put you comfortably in control when september 21st legalizers is back with new receptors that were slow to be , you know, the celebrity dinosaurs or living for first

[techno music playing] this is proper old minneapolis warehouses. like, now they've all been converted, but this is what the city was known for was all these old warehouses. my friends who come here from detroit, they would always joke that minneapolis is like detroit but with people. because i had been traveling to new york so much, i had witnessed one of the first times electric indigo from vienna had played her first set ever in america. i was so blown away by her that i was, like, i want to book her for a party in minneapolis. there was a guy here back in t day named dj slip--troy geary-- who was 10, 15 years ahead of his time. and he was, like, "make your wish list. who do you want to book?" and i made it, and he got 'em for me. a local dj here named dj apollo--dory--he helped us get the space by saying that we were all filming a video for mtv and that we were gonna have 2,000 to 3,000 extras. so, yeah, this is, like, where i did my biggest party ever. ha ha ha! by far. the only demand they had was we wanted insurance papers, we wanted proof. s

for example, out in minneapolis, the teacher's union there has reached a new agreement which stipulates that white teachers are to be laid off first regardless of their seniority in what appears to be blatantly racist and unlawful. here with reeks clay travis with leo 2.0 terrell. leo, to me that's simple basic fundamental discrimination 101. racism 101. >> for 30 years i've been fighting for equality as a civil rights attorney and that's inequality. that's backwards. you're a hundred percent correct. it's racist. it's discriminatory, it's illegal. it should be invalidated immediately. i read what the union says. they said they want students to have teachers that look like them. wrong. the students need teachers who will educate them. educate. not what they look like! it is insulting that people are going to be judged based on color and, more importantly, sean, color determines qualifications? wrong. skill, talent, experience, professionalism. this is basically an extreme leftist socialist agenda on this equality critical race nonsense. it's illegal and should be invalidated immediately

that's what some are saying about a policy negotiated by the minneapolis teachers union.it could lead to white teachers being laid off first. plus a new warning for democrats as they pass even more spending. >> there is nothing in the bill that would reduce inflation. when democrats know they are about to face heavy electoral losses they are bold to pass whatever legislation they can in the period of time they do have power. >> harris: the white house hoping the president's big victory will boost the party in the upcoming mid-terms. why some are saying that won't be enough. will they try to do more? power panel next. technically when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but there are ways you can repair it. i'm excited about pronamel repair because it penetrates deep into the tooth to help actively repair acid-weakened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair to my patients. i just always thought, “dog food is dog food” i didn't really piece together that dogs eat food. as soon as we brought the farmer's dog in, her skin was better, she was more active. if i can invest in h

we continue our conversation with minneapolis federal reserve's neel kashkari.you left off on the question of supply. when i was talking with two senators earlier, there was this debate about whether taxation on companies that don't pay a minimum level of taxation will have their supply hurt. so, in other words, you tax them, supply goes down, that hurts within inflation. what is your assessment of that? >> you know, over the long-term, that's probably true on the margin. people say that about raising interest rates. why raise interest rates, that will make it more expensive for firms to invest and that is going to not help with the supply side. that's

i'm laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" from just outside minneapolis tonight and we begin witht i just reference some breaking news the g.o.p. contest in arizona between kerry lake and kerry taylor robeson is still too close to call. any moment now we're expecting a count of nearly a hundred and 20,000 votes from the county and i could change the outlook of the race what we will wait and see. working to bring the latest updates as we get them. also tonight were to bring you more of my exclusive investigation into what's happened here in minneapolis and the 2 years since the george floyd riots burnt much of the city to the ground. but first runaway democrats that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ ♪ congratulations because president joe biden's 19th month in office he is the equivalent of a lame duck. now here's the definition according to oxford language especially the president in the final period of office after the election of a successor or an ineffectual or on successful person or thing. the primary definition might not apply but the secondary one certainly does. talk about

in march, the minneapolis teachers' union negotiated a contract saying that white people's contractstion from people of underrepresented groups. that remedy now prompting legal concerns. >> the supreme court has been really clear on this issue that just having a policy to prefer one race over another in terms of layoffs is clearly a violation of the 14th amendment. >> reporter: special interest groups say in 2020 students of color and native americans made up 35% of minnesota's k through 12 population, but only 4% of the more than 63,000 teachers in the state were people of color. >> in minneapolis, there's a gap between the diversity of students and the diversity or lack of diversity of a teacher. this is not about trying to pit one racial group of teachers against another. this is about serving students the best. >> reporter: several black educators in minneapolis in agreement with the contract. >> when they see somebody who looks like me and maybe looks like them, they feel a greater sense of connection and belonging in that community. >> i would say that we would first have to st

people have to deal with the crime and this sort to go downtown minneapolis right now. the suburbs or just staying home unfortunately and we don't see that in austin, texas or florida. people in the red states are going out and having fun and spending money. >> gillian: here are the cities booming right now. look at this. las vegas is topping the list up 35.7%. fort lauderdale, miami, austin, naples, tampa, san antonio, scottsdale, phoenix. what is the biden administration doing to try to help restaurants? are they doing anything to help the cities that haven't caught up yet? >> no, nothing at all. everybody is pretty much on their own right now. we have biden-inflation that's through the roof. our costs continue to go up and we're having trouble getting people to come out to start with. it certainly affects us being able to raise our prices to cover those costs in cities like minneapolis. so the bars and restaurants right now are on their own and that's why you take a walk through minneapolis, you see a lot of places that are closed. i don't see that changing any time

jonathan: neel kashkari, the minneapolis fed president, over the weekend.very dedicated fed watcher is basically saying the same thing, that the fed has to push back against some of this price action. teachers right now softer, -0.2% on the s&p after a really strong rally after the last month on both the s&p and the nasdaq area the nasdaq just a little lighter , down 0.2 percent. yields up about a basis point, 2.6559%. euro-dollar middle of the pack in g10, positive 0.3%, 1.0257. tom: there's finally a real dollar weakness. you don't see it in some of the em currencies, but nevertheless an interesting tape and becoming more interesting off the data we will see on august 1. it is august 1 in singapore. it is the evening, of course. annmarie hordern knows this, or bloomberg washington correspondent become us -- washington correspondent, because they speak of the house and the united states navy, the seventh fleet in the indo pacific led by the uss reagan, the tippecanoe and oil kind of ship that refueled etsy. how is the -- refueled at sea. how is the united

have three bullet points in my brain -based and what you said and just said they came back from minneapolisay and you go to george floyd square and one of them euros they are on —- murals they are is of me and it is chilling and very moving over where his body lay that we try to do this in the most peaceful terms there is a problem with police violence and racism and that was ignored for responded to with hostility and violence. listen to people you have to listen when they step forward with concerns in society or it will be a whirlwind at some point. you also mention the civil rights movement intoic quick things comment to parallel to the call and kaepernick movement so anybody who has watched eyes on the prize knows all the civil rights activist to think about the utilizing lynching of emmett till in mississippi it changed their lives and a scar that could not be erased. and thatse they needed to be part of the struggle going forward no matter what. talking to young people treyvon martin was the and that till of this generation. that was surprising to me. every single person i spoke to pr

supporting the minneapolis federation of the teachers president. our squad member in the house.n here posing with ilhan omar. last week's primary election -- you own a school. what do you make a fat? >> it's horrible! in the past couple of years, the number of teachers during the vaccine movement -- "we will have to wear masks, be vaccinated." i was getting a lot of applications from teachers leaving the schools to come to private schools, but now, the rhetoric that's happening with school councils and unions, it is so scary. the one place that you can be a bastion for free thinking and thought is going to be the last place it exists, which is in our education. it's broken. it's the union and school boards that are doing it. >> when you hear them talking about taking us back to the days of early vaccination, look at where we are now and where the cdc said all of us are in the same boat right now. maybe would've gotten there anyway, but we lost the faith that the teachers had in unions as a whole. >> a lot of americans lost their pensions and jobs, whereas now, the cdc says it's

i was talking with a woman who had her power shut off in minneapolis. bill went up to about $3000 because she was a housecleaner. all of her work pedroia bu -- all of her work dried up at the start of the pandemic. >> how long is it expected to last? summer, fall, the winter, are we expected to see another price hike? >> yeah. gas prices are expected to stay high through the winter. this is supposed to be the time when gas -- people start storing gas for the winter. if there are still issues of supply all around the world, people are really concerned about winter. the whole thing about the shut offs we are seeing now, the price hikes we are seeing now are going to stay high. the government aid that has been helping people is going to start to run out at times. that means the fundamental issue is people sometimes are starting to be unable to afford electricity. >> you mentioned government assistance. i was like to ask you about what role state or federal governments have to play in providing assistance to people or delaying some plan shutoffs for people

the state of minneapolis recommends up to 12 years for murder charges and 4 years for manslaughter. both men are spending 3 years in federal prison after they were found guilty of violating floyd's civil rights. it was back in february. the trial is set to begin in october. an update now to a story we told you about a little earlier in this broadcast. oakland police just announced a couple minutes ago that they have made an arrest. a possible suspect is in custody following a shooting near lake merritt that shooting wounded a man just before one. 45 this afternoon on bellevue avenue near the bonsai garden. it's not clear exactly what condition the man is in who is shot. there were a lot of people calling 9-1-1, right after it happened again. someone is in custody. a possible suspect connected to the shooting. kron four's man. harry is following this story and will have more in a report later on tonight. >> the search for a ferry passenger who is believed to have jumped overboard into the oakland estuary. he's been called off early this morning. the coast guard announced that it is e

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would have run away with this one winning 10 to 2. 49ers play the minnesota vikings tomorrow in minneapolis. but don't expect to see trey lands or any other starters in the game. head coach kyle shanahan says they will likely rest after the niners scrimmaged against the vikings for the past two days. these joint workouts can get a bit chippy and some 49ers players have some mixed opinions on their effectiveness. i like the way we did it this time. we didn't really prepare for him. we just showed up and it was like it's a different look for everybody. both teams, i think benefited from this. yeah. i didn't like it, too. i feel like it's a waste of time personally, but it was boring. for sure. he's honest, even if lance doesn't suit up tomorrow, he did get a chance to entertain his alma mater. land spent several hours thursday talking and taking pictures with more than 100 players, coaches and staff at his old high school, marshall high southwest of minneapolis. legendary hall of fame broadcaster joe starkey announced that he will retire as callous football radio play by play announcer follow

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the first is i i just came bak from minneapolis today, and you go to george floyd square, and one of murals that is there is a huge mural of colin kaepernick taking an knee, and it's chilling and very moving because implicit in presenting that over where george floyd's body lay is this idea okay, we tried expressing this in the most peaceful possible terms, that there's a problem with police violence in this country and racism, and that was ignored, or ever responded to with hostility and violence. you have to listen to people when they're stepping forward with their concerns in a society, or you're going to reap the whirlwind at some point. the silver right, you mention the civil rights movement. two quick things about that quick parallels to this kaepernick movement we seen of the past five years. the first is anybody who is watched eyes on the prize knows the part of all the civil rights activist who speak about the fact that emmett till, the lynching of emmett till in mississippi was something that changed their lives and it was like like a scar they just could not be erased, and

you are looking at minneapolis, 74 °, this is about minneapolis. tenney, is that constitutional? >> the school district believes it's not constitutional, members of the teachers union could serve as a model for schools nationwide. under the contract that is finalized, race will be the priority in who gets fired and rehired instead of the current system that uses experience and seniority. in a section titled protections for peoples of color the district shall the prioritize the more senior teacher who is not a member of an underrepresented population in order to recall, meaning reinstate a teacher who was a member of a population underrepresented among licensed teachers. mps sees these changes are needed so they can better retain teachers of color who are often among the first to be let go and address the ongoing effects of past discrimination of the district, critics say these policies are using a district kind of racial discrimination to address discrimination and it is not only unconstitutional, it is wrong. >> the supreme court is making it clea

not about woke liberalism like this. >> union's agreement with the city of minneapolis reads, quote:tion under represented among licensed teachers in the site. the district shall excess, i guess fire the next least senior teacher who is not a member of an under represented population. if you are a white teacher you are going to get fired before a minority teacher even in the minority teacher is performing less successfully than you. that comes to the core of it shouldn't, regardless of race, the best teachers be the ones educating our children? >> oh, absolutely. and, again, i would like to point out because i love pointing out liberal hypocrisy here. this is from the same group of people that tell us we can't differentiate between men and women but they have no differentiating what they feel somebody who is white and somebody who is not white or someone hough is of color. now do they know what someone's heritage and ethnicity is at the time when you can identify whatever you want, they better be careful what they wish for. they are in for a whole mess of semantics and ridiculous mor

the president of the minneapolis fed was a double a year ago, he has become a hawk now. he said the fed now has an inflation problem. they need to get inflation down urgently even if it causes a recession. >> i don't think we are in a recession right now, but as we continue to raise rates, to raise costs of borrowing across the economy, it shouldn't be tapping the brakes on the u.s. economy and makes it more likely that we would end up in a recession. >> jim bullard now a hawk urging the five point basis by -- basis hike. he says why drive it into the next year, get it done now. he was saying frontloaded the hard go fast and you can pause and see things -- where things are standing. esther george of kansas city given remarks today said that the case for a rate hike remains strong. she said my colleagues and i are going to continue to debate the size. she said it on the first 75 basis point hike. she said we have rates up and we are doing it fast. mary daly told us what she told us a week ago speaking as well. 50 or 75. her baseline is 50 but she is open to 75. let's talk

if you listen to neil kashkari, president of the minneapolis fed. i will tell you what he said.to hear, i forgot i wasn't supposed to come a but he said basically that this is ridiculous. it is not time to even think about bringing rates down because in station is -- because inflation is still so hot. charles evans, president of the chicago fed, said inflation is an acceptably i, the labor market looks very strong, and he sees rate hikes continuing into next year. and one thing i was people in the markets would listen to -- the fed made a mistake in the late 1970's and early 1980's. they thought inflation was going to come down. they stop hiking rates, it started going up again, they started hiking rates again, they pushed the economy into a recession. that is the kind of mistake they want to avoid. jay powell set a couple of months ago, the worst mistake we can make isn't hiking rates too much and causing a slow down, it is not hiking them enough and not getting inflation down. that is important for investors. shery: especially when you have so much market bullishness. especial

what's it been like to be a minneapolis says is everything purple? going nutso over the vikings? i mean, not everything is purple. i have to say the thing that was really cool was the practice facility. it's just enormous it i've just never seen . i personally never seen anything like it. but it's just an enormous practice facility. it is all purple and yellow there, but that was just really cool. and i will say the vikings fans who were there were very excited about the scrimmages. anytime the vikings did anything. anything at all the school chance came out, so they definitely love their vikings all say in fairness, support understands they would do the same things that the foreigners open practices, but they definitely love their vikings here of that. can you talk about the fan girl network? you? you found it. this give our viewers a little idea of what's behind that how it all got started. so i started it because i've been a sports fan my entire life and i didn't feel like there was content that spoke directly to women. so we do a lot of news and

francine: that was the minneapolis fed president.ed voices are singing the same tune, fighting inflation remains job number one and rate hikes are not over yet. ed smith, the co-chief of asset allocation from rathbone is still with us. what a markets understanding in all of this? ed: we are trying to think probabilistically about it. there is a risk that we get a policy mistake, leading to textbook recession that hits both growth and inflation and brings them both down. and we could see the fed be forced to cut rates in that scenario. the minneapolis president is being a bit too absolutist in terms of the huge uncertainty. our base case is that the fed gets to where markets are signaling. and may sit there for a little while but it really depends on the speed with which consumption starts to deteriorate. francine: sometimes it just feels like there is a market interpretation which could be animal spirits, or they believe in a fed put, do you find some of the treasury moves unsettling this week? ed: treasury yields have been so volati

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> todd: listen to this, a local minneapolis teachers union agreed to a new clause laying offregardless of seniority. the city of minneapolis reads in part, "it is assessing which means to eliminate a population underrepresented and shall accept the least senior member of the unrepresented population." according to the union of the purpose of the policy is to make a past discrimination and the policy will be removed when teachers represent that the community and leave a mark. day one constitutional law violation of the constitution. americans children to finally return to school without a mask after the start of the pandemic. the devastating effects of masking, shutdown and virtual learning and mandates as well have taken a toll. pediatricians among family therapist tom kersting and talibah hicks. let's begin with you how did the vaccine mandate hurt your son? >> it hurt my children, especially my son as far as playing sports in school as well as my other young man. due to everything with the school and education, obviously, remote learning took away from him from being in the

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minneapolis fed president and his chicago counterpart charles evans responded to softening inflationata under the u.s. by saying it does not change the central bank's path towards even higher interest rates 32023. in a panel discussion he said he wants the fed benchmark rate at 4.4% by the end of next year. evans agreed saying inflation is on acceptably high. >> the idea that we will start cutting rates early next year when inflation is very likely going to be well, well, well in excess of our target, i just think that is not realistic. the much more likely scenario is we will raise rates at some point and then we will sit there until we get convinced inflation is well on its way back down to 2%, or, i would think about even easing back on interest rates. >> he has refused to answer questions from the new york attorney general into potentially fraudulent asset valuations. the former president repeatedly revoked -- invoked his fifth amendment right in a deposition probing whether the trump organization manipulated valuations. the deposition came two days after federal agents searched