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movies, sitcoms, pro sports, the ideology is now inescapable, america's favorite past times the nfl, nba, mlb, all sports that when you think about it bring people of all races, all backgrounds, strangers high-fiving each other, celebrating, commiserating together basedac on the love ofa shared passion and that's loving the sport and the teams that they support or the individuals that they like. it's their home team but now even sports are being used as a divisive platform for far left talking points and americans now are tuning out in droves, l when people go to an athletic event, don't you want to break from the normal everyday stress of life, the rancor, the politics, the riots here and there and everywhere? that brings people together. last seasons ratings for the lowest in history. the politically charged finals featuring a very woke lebron james averaged only 7.5 million viewers, a 50% decline over the previous year. the final game of the series last year garnered only 5.6 million views, that's it. if that's an all-time low. for reference, in michael jordan's last nba finals, his a

the warriors are not going to win an nba championship this season. steve kerr acknowledged that earlier this afternoon not exactly an earth shattering revelation, but even with that being said, kerr said that this unit still has a lot to gain from this season always work or under the illusion that you this isn't the nca tournament. you know, we're not in 11 see this going to speak into the, you know, through the tournament and and win a title like that. we don't have those allusions that doesn't work that way in the nba. >> what this can do is give great, great experience for our young and gives us a chance to pick up valuable experience for all for the group together. and one quick note about that 6 years warriors game. steph curry. >> scored over 30 points. again, tonight. that's his 11th straight. that's an nba record for 30 point games in a row for anyone over the age of 33. he just broke that kobe bryant's record. so the four-step plan, some of the best basketball of his career. now another hot team right now are the a's that the hottest team in

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does baseball get hurt the same way the nba did or football did? >> thanks for having me. i think it will be worse for baseball because as you mentioned they have a fan base that is already appalled by the direction that we see the nba to a large extent in the nfl to a lesser extent following so in general i think this is worse, way worse for baseball and even those others and if you want to take away a positive i think a lot of people myself included have for a long time said politics out of sports, we haven't argued against inclusion of sports as much as we just said let's just enjoy the game because sports is one of the last places you can go, you don't think about your favorite team, the race, the religion, the religious differences, whatever might divide people identity politics waswise everything about the game itself and what has happened with this major league baseball decision is people are taking up arms and saying if we are going to politicize everything let's go to war and figure out what can happen and what is going to happen is you could have layups, genuflec

does baseball get hurt the same way the nba did and football did in terms of ratings? >> first, thanks for having me. second, i think it will be worse for baseball because as you mentioned, they actually have a fan base that's already appalled by the direction that we have seen the nba, to large extent, and the nfl to a lesser extent, follow. so in general, i think this works way worse for baseball than even those other sports, and i frankly think the positive here, if you want to take away a positive is, a lot of people, myself included, have for a long time said, hey, let's leave politics out of sports. we haven't argued against, you know, inclusion of sports as much as we've just said, let's just enjoy the game because sports is one of the last places where you can go and have cross tribal alliances, right? you don't think about your -- when your favorite team scores you don't think about the race, the religion, the religious differences, whatever might divide people. identity politics-wise. you think about the game itself, and what i believe has happened now with t

as he goes so goes the nba. no one is watching the nba for all the right reasons.ke and publicly ignorant sport on the planet is continuing to shoot itself in the foot. >> people love police you have in boston. >> people love police everywhere. >> it's double standard. and supreme to speak up. what you were talking about in the last segment. you are not afraid. i can tell. up hey chat, why do i wear a mask? because when i'm not behind the screen, my mask is my cheat code. and when we stop the spread, we level up. what's the next level? hanging with friends again. you're right! masks have always been a part of our community. i miss you guys too. being face to face is truly the next level. here's the cheat code. stop the spread of corona. mask up america. jesse: everybody has to start watching "the five." last wednesday we were number one in all of cable. but this coming wednesday you have got to watch. i have and very special announcement while be making towards the ends of the' show as my one more thing. very special. very big. personal. don't miss it. that's all f

look at franchise value for nfl, nba, mlb, premier league.y increased by 500% which is more than brought equities. these franchises are premium assets and i think by giving people a diversified basket of these securities, they are able to invest into the teams they know and love. caroline: vice president of round hill investment. great to have your take. up 500%. it sounds like those baseball cards and having to be an nft. anchor: 500%, what is that, that is exactly right. if you're buying a stock and it goes up 500% over the next several years, that's not bad. romaine: it feels like why the decedent's own stock. you are tethering yourself to the rise and fall of that team on a season by season basis. but if he aggregate the broader sports universe, that makes it more stable. anchor: i wonder if anybody's hedging the stop by putting bets on it. romaine: he buttoning nike so he's doing his part. caroline: that does it for us. anchor: bloomberg technology is up next. romaine: have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ reduce stress? shed pounds

he is the biggest star in the nba. they protect their own. >> exactly. the nba has been silent. lebron james sent that tweet out to over 50 million followers to incite violence. >> laura: but he deleted it. >> later on. it's already out there. it's been screen shot and shared time and time again and retweeted. officers go out on a daily basis and make a split second decision. if they get it wrong they lose their life. lebron james, what decisions does he make? to do a slam dunk. if he loses he goes home. if we lose, we don't go home. lebron james who is a hypocrite and race baiter, he is inciting violence. a record number of officers are leaving. >> laura: the celebrities and the elite are never hurt by the lack of policing and cops on the beat. they have their own private police? >> absolutely. celebrities throughout los angeles and lebron james hire off-duty police officers to do security at their houses. they won't mention them because they don't want to look bad to their followers. they are trying to create the image of being a crusader. they are inciting violence. >> laura:

as he goes so goes the nba. no one is watching the nba for all the right reasons.cly ignorant sport on the planet is continuing to shoot itself in the foot. >> people love police you have in boston. >> people love police everywhere. >> it's double standard. and supreme to speak up. what you were talking about in the last segment. you are not afraid. i can tell. up next, last call. and the world's best, and possibly only, schmelier. philadelphia. schmear perfection. the lexus es, now available with all-wheel drive. this rain is bananas. lease the 2021 es 250 all-wheel drive for $339 a month for 39 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? all-wheel drive for $339 a month for 39 months. what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks? now they can! this towel has already been used and it still smells fresh. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before each load and enjoy fresher smelling laundry for up to 12-weeks. jesse: everybody has to start watching "the five." last wednesday we were n

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he's logged 46 years in the nba, the last ten coming with the dubs. he was the guy that oversaw the opening of chase center. the warriors sign gary payton ii to a ten-day contract. his hall of fame dad gary is an oakland native. the younger payton starred at oregon state like his daddy but is still trying to find a home in the nba. let's count it off, steph curry, clay thompson, andrew wiggins, nico mannion and gary payton ii all on one team, all whose fathers played in the nba. some strong bloodlines there. >> turn them loose. thanks, vern. >>> our first look at the volcano t >>> tonight about 100,000 people are under mandatory evacuations in the caribbean. >> officials say a volcano could be on the brink of eruption. here's a look at all that smoke rising from a volcano on st. vincent. the lava visible as the sun set. it's the first time there's been volcanic activity here since 1979. the guardian reports a cruise ship is on the way to help with evacuations. the island's emergency management organization says there's a, quote, substantial prospect o

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he is an advisor for the nba and major league baseball's new york yankees. get back -- in texas it looks like it is--they are all back in. how is it going in america? >> first of all, thank you for having me, thank you for having this discussion, and i hope you are well and safe in all your viewers are healthy and safe as well. we have been challenged in the past, but nothing like this. obviously, the sports industry right now is facing the worst financial crisis in its history, and that is due to the human health crisis. we are very clearly aware now that economic health is dependent on human health. in the united states, as you know, we have 50 different states and there are different political jurisdictions, and covid has spread differently in different parts of the country. state and local governmts, as well as the federal government, have implement guidelines that allow for attendance to be pegged to specific regiol circumstances, and in so cases like texas, you have a political circumstance that is oriented in one way and in new york you have a situati

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yes, it is one of the wealthy teams in the nba. now in total wealth spent 46 years with in the nba with 3 different franchises. he became a member of the naismith hall of fame. that was press conference there that was in 2018, he and steve kerr actually both work together in phoenix before their time in the bay. i asked steve what rick has meant to his career. >> breath of fresh air. lights up the room. it's full of ideas and laughter and 10 need knows how to delegate and empower people. he always made me feel great. every time that i saw him and what a powerful trade in a leader and that's what i love most about rick. he just the way he lights up a room and makes everybody feel good about themselves and about the collective effort. >> the other big news breaking this week is that fans will finally be allowed back in the chase center. very exciting starting in april. 23rd. it's been more than a year since they've been inside the building after working with the city over the last several months. chase will now be able to open at 35%

. >> vaccinated basketball fans now have their own sections at miami heat games they are the first-nbae. the vaccinated-only sections officially opened thursday as the heat took on the golden state warriors nbc's cal perry joins us with more, cal, good morning. >> frances, the myiami heat are the first to try tnba and it's . only 450 fans, who will have access to this vaccine section in order to get in, they will have to show proof of a cdc doc -- doc yumument that shows have had the vaccine, as well as a government i.d and somebody at the gates will actually match up that name. it is that process that takes so long, and probably, why the miami heat are starting with such a small number of fans. it's likely that we will see other nba teams try to roll this out, throughout the season when you talk to fans here, some are in favor of it some are opposed to it there is a number of fans who actually think it might encourage a number of people to get the vaccine. i think that's definitely partly behind this drive. you talk to the coaches, the players, the coach of the miami heat saying he ho

he's logged 46 years in the nba, the last ten coming with the dubs.the guy that oversaw the opening of chase center. the warriors sign gary payton ii to a ten-day contract. his hall of fame dad gary is an oakland native. the younger payton starred at oregon state like his daddy but is still trying to find a home in the nba. let's count it off, steph curry, clay thompson, andrew wiggins, nico mannion and gary payton ii all on one team, all whose fathers played in the nba. some strong bloodlines there. >> turn them loose. thanks, vern. >>> our first look at the volcano t wantnt to save h hundreds onon your wirereless bill? with xfifinity mobilile, you . how about t savig hundndreds on the new sasamsung galalaxy s21 ultltr? you cacan do that t. alall on the m most reliabe network?k? sure thining! anand with fasast, nationwnwg inclcluded - at t no extra c? wewe've got yoyou covered. soso join the e carrier rara1 in c customer sasatisfaction. ...and leaearn how muchch you can s save at xfinitytymobile.comom/mysavi. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tonight about 100,0

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obviously the nba was one of these entities in the past.ngs that i am concerned about is what is to be done? what can be done to push back and to brush back these american corporations that seem to really have as their priority list these woke issues and these anti- -- frankly anti-law enforcement, anti-law and order approaches when it comes to their engamement with politics. >> the past month in particular has been ominous in that. we have seen the rise of the woke corporations. we have seen giant companies readily enlisting to be the enforcers of democrats and the extreme left remaining in power. and, look, i think many ceos, particularly ceos at big companies they are risk averse. they are scared. and the left is invested for over a decade they have invested in infrastructure where they have lists of left wing employees at every big company. they have lists of left wing shareholders at every big company and they have learned that these ceos act like scared little children that if they get a few of their lefty employees or a few of their

so major league baseballjust reacted like the nba and put their foot in the pond, reacted like the nbalike to say, and touched the waters of socialjustice. their response has been quite welcome when you look around the world. interesting you say that, because other sports are more used to doing this, as you mentioned, in the us. they have been there a year or two ahead of baseball. significant in baseball because it doesn't have the reputation of black and minority ethnic communities that we see in basketball or whatever. so you expect this to be a bit behind but no sign it is going to be swayed by the comments of the governor. fine comments of the governor. one thin to comments of the governor. one thing to remember, _ comments of the governor. ole: thing to remember, civil rights is the heart of the issue. the bill made a lot of people of no matter what race very angry. at the end of the day it's about money. you touched on something interesting when you talked about the make—up for major league baseball. african—americans only make up a tiny amount in major league baseball. so for th

well spent 46 years in the nba with 3 franchises and became a member of the naismith hall of fame back18. he and steve kerr actually both work together in phoenix before their time in the bay. i asked steve today what rick has meant to his personal career. >> he's just a breath of fresh air. he lights up the room. it's full of ideas and laughter and knows how to delegate and empower people. he always made me feel great. every time that i saw him and what a powerful trade in a leader and that's what i love most about rick just the way he lights up a room and makes everybody feel good about themselves and about the collective effort. >> the other monster news of the day is that fans will finally be allowed back at chase center on april 23rd. it's been over a year since they've been in the building has been quiet in the stadium after working with the city over the last several months. chase will now be open to 35% capacity. draymond green, someone who thrives off the fans energy is ready to see some familiar faces. >> it's tough playing in front of the. and the rain, you know, so. you kno

he is the biggest star in the nba. they protect their own. >> exactly. lebron james sent that tweet out to 50 million followers to incite violence. shannon: but he deleted it. >> later on. it is already out there and has been screenshot and shared. officers go out on a daily basis making split second decisions and if they get it wrong they lose their life. lebron james with a slamdunk and if he loses he stays home. if we lose we don't go home but the reality is people like lebron james, a hypocrite and a race bader to be honest is inciting violence. we see that towards police officers. record number of officers are leaving, some retiring early and leaving the profession. laura: you made the point that celebrities, the elite are never the ones hurt by lack of policing and lack of enforcement of cops on the beat because they have their own private police. >> absolutely. celebrities throughout los angeles, lebron james hired off-duty police officers to do security they don't mention the mean anything to their followers. they are trying to create this image

surprised many of us, surprised me in making this decision because they haven't been as quick as the nbaarizona after it voted against martin luther king day as a holiday back in the 1990s. mlb has been slow, mlb has been slow on its mark on this and they picked up the face. clearly, this was important to them and they did it for a reason and business decisions are also part of the equation here. clearly corporations are making their voices heard. now sports teams are making their voices heard. no surprise the voter suppression law is not popular around the country and they made a decision that was the right decision to make, in my opinion, but also a smaurt move for thei fan base and future fan base in particular. >> it's really become far more acceptable, it's not expected, right, for people in the sports arena to use their platforms on social and political issues and we saw it with the nba and charlotte as well in protests over that state's controversial transgender bathroom law. you remind us of the nfl and arizona. so has the economic of sports franchises grown? >> in both of those

he belongs in the nba to stay j. d. a had the night of his life.n to this 31 minutes, made eight of nine shots in three of four from 37 rebounds, three assists, one steal one block. career high 20 points. no wonder he was so excited to see the stat sheet after the game, and why not? did you get that stat sheet yet? yeah i got it right here was it looked like. they look good. uh i'm very happy. i mean, always fun to play. well, especially, i'm a in the position of being a borderline nba player on two way and trying to earn my way in this league so um. no, i'm just happy. happy to be winning. i'm happy to be contributing to those winds and be a part of it. absolutely gotta pull for that guy. local kid making good to say the least. got another one, too. it was w nba draft night tonight and one of the key components of stanford winning the national championship had herself a night. with the 18th selection of the 2021 w nba draft, the defending champion seattle storm have selected kiana williams guard from stanford, kiana williams number 18 all time lea

. >> reporter: the lakers and nba haven't said anything about laurent james tweeting and later deletingthe officer with the words you are next. former president trump released a statement saying lebron james should focus on basketball rather than presiding over the distraction of the nba, his racist rants are nasty, insulting and demeaning, he may be a great basketball player but is doing nothing to bring our country together. the officer involved in the shooting, pending investigation. todd: thanks. >> reacting to the star guard terrence mark. 19-year-old died in a car crash in los angeles, he was preparing for the nba draft after signing with an agent. the coach mourns his loss, he was a beautiful kid, someone who owned the room with his personality, smile and joy. it is hard for all of us to comprehend. todd: a beautiful shot on capitol hill day after a divided house passes a bill to make dc the 50 first state, house republicans rejecting that bill, a heated debate, accusing the gop of being against it because you guessed it, race. listen. >> one of my house republican colleague said

nba players make a whole lot more than airline pilots. point someone's going to notice that. and that's the whole problem with this way of thinking, this disease way of thinking. you do not want to live in a completely racialized country were a person's genetics are the most important thing about them. where you are reduced to your dna, dehumanized. but that's exactly the society they are creating. and what is the result of what they are doing? every action promotes a reaction. that's the most basic principle in physics. when your tech people for qualities they can't control, over time you will make them radical, that is guaranteed. you have to wonder if it occurred to the pushing this equity is garbage that everyone on earth has an identity. if you make identity politics mandatory, as they have, how long until you get why identity politics? you ever consider that, you reckless fools? how long until there is no national identity at all? only warring tribes fighting each other for the spoil? does anyone want to raise children in a society

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it would not make european football more valuable than the nfl for the nba. -- for the nba.would close -- or the nba. it would close the gap one way or the other. jonathan: i think the real tragedy of this, if there is one, is what happens to the smaller clubs, the smaller teams they get left behind and do not get to compete or try to get access to compete in europe's largest sport on europe's biggest stage. tom: this is important. stephen from hong kong emails and says you've not mentioned westham. i believe they are not a super league team. how do we keep west him -- westham and others motivated to be part of elite football? michael: you cannot. you can create a second-tier competition. the english game used to be more unified until the premier league came along. as they say, it does because a two tier sport. there would be enough interest outside of this super league to maintain something below it. it would be second tier. retaining young players would be much more difficult. i do not think you would see the elimination of the second tier, but it would be a much dreary ar

the nba did it ford bathroom bill out of charlotte.d up in a repeal of the bill >> thanks for starting your day with us. >> i'mndis gibson. >>> right now at 4:30, a major change for booking the vaccines in the south bay. as of this morning, we will find out how much the manufacturing mistake will cost california from getting those coveted johnson & johnson vaccines. >> when i see that solano is kind of trailing behind a little bit, it does, it does affect people, and it is and it is a little bit nerve-racking to see that we are not moving as quickly as other people. >> and the reason behind restrictions is that younger people may be to blame for

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how about the nba? not down seven more threes last night. most three-pointers in a single month. still has two games left in april but curry also tweaked his ankle again which gave them a new chance to try out new material. >> another episode of as the ankle turns. >> that was really good. i like that one, i like that one. that was good, that was off topic, you know what i'm saying? see what happens on tuesday. >> you can trade. >> at least he's walking. >> he sets his latest nba record as a staff look, i gotta say something. 'said it before and i'll say it again. if i thought a reverse mortgage was just some kind of trick to take your home, i wouldn't even be here. it's just a loan, like any other, with one big difference- and that difference is how you choose to pay it back. find out how reverse mortgage loans really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay bills, medical costs, and more. call now! other mortgages are paid back each month, but with a reverse mortgage, you can pay whatever you can, when it works for you,

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they're second in the nba in rebounding, 3rd and field goal percentage and the list of superlatives justnd on. so how can the dubs get back on track tonight against one of the league's best teams. well, steve kerr earlier tonight explained what it's going to take. we've got to be solid defensively and >> play without fouling and rebound you know, you're playing against a great you know, when you're in this situation, you've. it sounds obvious. but you know, you got to make shots you've got to you've got to knock the open shots you get in, you. you got to get a couple of really good performances from individual players. an it all has to come together. >> so one big thing that could work in the warriors favor tonight. yonnis antetokounmpo is having another mvp caliber season for the milwaukee bucks is out tonight he's experiencing some knee soreness so he won't play. that really could open the door creates opportunity for the warriors here. but it will zoning in on some of those things that steve kerr mention to see if they can get the job done. it will be interesting to see how it plays o

but that comes across the backdrop of also the nba.e relationship of china, the ongoing abuse and torture and probably killing of people they are, her incredible stories for those who've been able to escape that region. and yet we don't see the nba star calling out those. that raises questions on why you would speak out on one area that needs improvement and not one that may be financially related to you. >> absolutely, to me lebron james is the classic bloke capitalist. he's not taking any personal risk supporting protests for rasul justice, but let's talk about lebron in particular. being so bold here in united states, weekend submissive in china, is a classic exposure of what this charade of woke capitalism is. >> shannon: i want to ask about the story come you guys had it up on out kick.com. it's about the soccer player, she filed a lawsuit against her coach saying she was targeted for not taking part in some of the demonstrations that they had regarding blm. in her suit, the richmond times dispatch says the player's suit says that

so major league baseballjust reacted like the nba did and put their foot in the.... their response has been quite welcome when you look around the world. interesting you say that, because other sports are more used to doing this, as you mentioned, in the us. they have been there maybe a year or two ahead of baseball. significant in baseball because it doesn't have the representation of black and minority ethnic populations as, for example, we see in basketball or whatever. so you kind of expect that's one of the reasons why maybe it's a bit behind, but no sign it's going to be swayed by the comments of the governor. one thing to remember, civil rights is the heart of this issue. that's why this bill made a lot of people, no matter what race they are, very, very angry. at the end of the day, this is about money. i want to go back to major league baseball. you touched on something very interesting when you talked about the make—up of major league baseball. latinx is huge when it comes to baseball. african—americans only make up 10% of the active roster in major league

bitcoin breaking last night as one nba team owner chatting on clubhouse a huge headline. the creme toe kings could soon -- sacramento kings could soon offer players the option of getting their salary in bitcoin. we're going to talk ec cluesoffly with the ceo about how his company is able, ready and willing to make sure it stays safe if he makes it come in bitcoin. s&p makes to look it four closes in a row of record all-time highs. any gain for the broader index along with the dow and the transports will be a new record close. and charlie gasparino has exclusive details on archegos' bill wang and how he's fighting back against rumors that he's been using the same collateral but with different banks, and the banks are furious. okay? obviously. but there's more to this story that continues to be the slow motion train wreck. let's first get to a fox business alert. as president biden prepares to update the nation on his target for adult vaccination eligibility, corporate america is kicking into high gear. today alone we've got these pieces of news: ford says a flexible hybrid

joining us now is activist former nba player royce white. it is a real pleasure to have you with us, thank you so much for being with us here on this night, of all nights. >> thank you for having me. >> just tell me about where you were when you learned about the verdict today and your reaction to the jury's findings? >> my son has been sick from school the last few days. i was forced to be in the hospital. we have been watching this crowd with great interests and hearts with george floyd and his family. we hope today's verdict gives them some peace. and that it serves legal unprecedence as we move forward. >> we have been watching all night live coverage and outside the cup foods store that is now known as george floyd square where george floyd was killed. a yearlong vigil there for him demanding justice. how do you think the verdicts will be received overall in minneapolis. what do you see for your city and for minnesota, given all of the pain and the trauma of that case, that killing and now ongoing other cases of similar police violence

a fair point chris, i want to shift gears to my last question and sneak one in on the nba. rise of top shot, tom brady and the manning brothers jumping on that band wagon do you think nfl ultimately gets more involved and do you think that this rise and the huge amount of money tied to nfts will affect the finances of pro sports leagues >> i think you've seen hundreds of millions of dollars transacted already through nba top shot we're excited about that as a league you'll see other leagues get into this. you saw the topps spac come because nfts are seen as part of their future the nba top shot example through dapper, you have seen flebl moves and you'll continue to see that from other sports leagues things get overblown too and the sports card trading market makes a lot of sense we'll see what happens in broader art market, though >> okay. chris, we'll certainly be watching we've been covering a lot of this story thanks for being with us chris kelly. >> thanks for having me. >> meantime treasury has a new report about the made in america tax plain. pretty interesting numbe

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joining us now is activists former nba player race white. mr. pleasure to have you with us tonight. thank you for being with us on this night of all nights. >> thank you for having me. >> tell me about where you were when you learned about the verdict today, your reaction to the jury's findings? >> my sons has been homesick for the last few days. you had an upset stomach, commit to get him a covid test. i was forced to be in a clinic when the verdict came down. we have people on the ground there, the government center. we've been watching this trial with great interest, heavy hearts for george floyd and his family, and hoped today's verdict gives them some peace and it serves some presidents as we move forward. >> we've been watching all night live footage from minneapolis and specifically from outside the cup foods, now george floyd square. where mr. floyd was killed and where there has been essentially a yearlong vigil there for him, and demanding justice for him. how do you think that the verdicts will be received overall in minneapolis? but