nelson was not suspected of a crime. only for not complying with officers orders to stop kicking. >> if you kick one more time the wrap is going on you. >> you will get tased. give me your arm. >> reporter: some of what happens next may be upsetting to watch. >> you are still resisting. relax. >> he is not doing anything guys. >> reporter: police elevate the call prompting the two ambulances that were initially diverted to rush to the scene. although the officers know cpr it takes more than nine minutes for nelson to receive chest compressions after an officer notices he is unconscious. >> hello, roy? >> reporter: nelson was pronounced dead at the hospital. his death was an accident that was caused by meth in his system and physical exertion. his son is suing the city of hayward for his father's death. >> this was a man who was experiencing a medical emergency. instead he was treated as a criminal suspect. >>> how did this go from a medical call to a fatal call? >> because he is black. >> this is the west coast eric garn

nelson: first, the t.s.a. should replace the current technology with technology that can can accurately screen black hair. it is unacceptable to have technology funded by taxpayer dollars that can cannot recognize and discern the hair of the people in its population. first and foremost it needs to remove and revise its technology. in terms of the ongoing patdowns, there are ways in which they can be done less invasively. for example, there can be self-patdowns, ways in which african-american travelers are able to have more agency in the process. so there are some near term improvements, but our longer term recommendation is that we scrap the technology that perpetuates racial profiling. ms. clarke: very well. r. singh, many religious north -- minorities, including muslim americans and sikh americans, feel they are targeted for random screening. the program is to operate without regard to ethnicity, color, gender, religion, national origin, or disability, and others, how do we ensure that t.s.a. is living up to

nelson son roy nelson the third is suing hayward for his father's death.s represented by points it with the law firm of civil rights attorney john burris. -- is was a man who was experiencing a medical emergency. instead he was treated as a criminal suspect. >> reporter: how did this go from a medical call to a fatal call? >> because he is black.>>> this is the west coast eric garner case. mr. nelson literally said i cannot breathe. the officers ignored his pleas. about hayward would not comment on nelson's case citing pending litigation. court records city attorneys argued the officers acted reasonably because nelson failed to comply with offices orders.>>> no one should be met with death because they kicked a door. is that the society we live in? where um met with death because you kicked the door -- >> reporter: they tried to prevent the case going to trial. in april a judge allowed it. the judge expressed shock and officers waiting to flip over nelson after seeing he was out.>>> i cannot imagine a juror in this country saying. mr. nelson is unconscious

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nelson said i cannot breathe. >> the city of hayward would not xhentd on nelson's case citing pending litigation. city attorneys argued the officers acted reasonably because nelson failed to comply with officers orders. >> no one should be met with death because they kick aid door. is that the society we live in where you're met with death. >> the city tried to prevent nelson's case from going to trial but in april, a judge allowed it. in court the judge expressed shock and the officers waiting to flip over nelson after seeing he was out. >> i just cannot imagine a juror in this country saying after a person says he cannot breath and after an officer notes a person who is unconscious wait a minute and 20 seconds is appropriate without some kind of intervening measure checking his pulse. >> nelson's son wants justice. >> i don't want my dad to be part of as how they're trying to portray him. >> the attorney says there was an internal investigation and they were cleared of wrong doing. it happened before they adopted a policy to look into all iven-custody death -- in-custody deaths. ktv

please wcome the great willie nelson!grats i know you -- this past weekend, you just kicked off the outlaw music festival. and this thing is going all over the country now you have june, july, september i saw you -- you parked your tour bus outside on 49th street >> yeah. >> jimmy: and there's, like,nd thousaof fans out there waiting to say hi to you >> yeah. it's cool. >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] do you like the touring life do you like the -- >> yeah, i enjoy, you know, ling on the bus. >> jimmy: yeah you do -- that's -- 'cause if you haven't seen willie's bus -- there's probably photos of it somewhere. it is nicer than my first -- many of my apartments in new york city. [ laughter ] it's better thany home now but it's like -- it's almost -- it's beautiful and it feels like home, right? >> yeah, it's kind of like, you know, my home too. >> jimmy: yeah you've got a good group of people on the lineup with you here you -- i know you're been playing with your family, fa willie nelson and ly yeah, your sons are there. alison

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nelson?>> you asked about additional recommendations to improve the process and while the report that was released this morning is an insightful a sense spent there should be a full audit of tsa practices and policies to determine two things. one, whether they in fact serve national security interests and, are they the least discriminatory means of serving those goals. no one group or several groups of citizens who are already marginalized should bear the responsibility of security procedures that are not effective . >> thank you very much . >> thank you expect if the gentleman from new york will allow me to recognize or appoint for personal privilege the other gentleman from new york, the chair would appreciate it . >> this time, sure . >> [ laughter ] >> i understand you have a special guest in the audience that you might want to introduce to the committee? >> mister chairman, thank you very much for the honor. i would like to recognize my mother and my aunt and my wonderful cousin out ther

nelson is that your view? . >> there are some improvements with dismissed use to still have a very long way to go there are very sound practices to keep us safe and we do not believe as the chairman has said that there is a deeper equation we can protect civil rights and human rights and national security. >> i yield back. >> the chair recognizes the gentle lady from texas. >> first of all, thank you for the hearing and for the ranking member to join together for a very long time to address these issues that are extremely important for i would love to take note this nelson because it is important people know what is in your testimony as it relates to tsa you openly say we appreciate their role to maintain safe travel as well as the attention to the ongoing problems discussed in testimony. i want it to be known that we understand the "frontline" responsibilities of the tsa as well as tso officers and we offer them our gratitude that we live in a nation of laws and we believe in a nation that adheres to the rule

nelson literally said, i cannot breathe. the officers ignored his pulley plea. >> the man's family says police treated him like a criminal when what he needed was a doctor. candace when has audio from that night. candace wynn time now, the public and see police video . >> put your hand back inside. >> it started from a fall that was a call from his ex-wife's family asking for him to be transported to a dental health hospital. >> reporter: suffering from a mental health crisis, 40 2-year- old/42-year-old moore junior is seen in this vehicle, upsetting officers . >> get out! stop! stop messing up my car. you got windows open on both sides. >> >> reporter: for this type of psychiatric call, known as a 5150, police waited for an ambulance to drive the man to the hospital. while waiting, things escalated . >> you want to keep playing games? >> reporter: the officer is referring tocrime, only being told not to kip kick. >> do this one more time and the raptors on . >> you are going on the ground, do you understand that? okay? >> o

when he is not tending to his plans nelson plays poker.ust say his poker buddies are very dedicated. >>> this guy up here he died in my poker room.>>> he didn't really die here.>>> he died right there in front of us. the guys that what should we do. he would want you guys to play.>>> you played around a dead guy.>>> how am i supposed to top that?>>> a's age else giants diamondbacks under the lights. moving pictures on the late show. amid the backdrop of the london bridge regular season major- league baseball played on. prince harry and megan markel made an appearance. yankees and red sox them a show. crushed a two run first-inning homer. yankees ran out to a 6-0 lead. first-inning lasted 58 minutes. the red sox were spotted with michael chavers three run smash. tied at six. after one. fast-forward 4th inning yankees up six runs again. all rise. it is aaron judge the stockton area native. a two run homer. the yankees winning it. 17-13. the game lasted four hours and 42 minutes. same two teams tomorrow. >>> world cup in france germany and wh

nelson, wen mentioned the president to florida to kick off his campaign tomorrow. we have any indication of what is ahead in terms of rallies, a plan for the campaign in the next week or so? guest: not so much in the next week or so, but you certainly will expect a lot of rallies. they are the president's opportunity to give himself the platform for 90 minute speeches here, there, and anywhere. his campaign does strategically picked the locations pay depending on where he want to perform better the next time around, he certainly sees a priority in the rest out states and in traditional swing states. florida is a choice for the kickoff -- that is not by mistake. florida is a very important state for his reelection. certainly we will see a lot more of this. host: in one of the issues the president will run on, the planks or success points, is the passage of the tax cuts in 2017. but your reporting on the house side -- get ready for another round of tax extender drama. the ways and means is set to take up new legislation that restores or aspires -- republican tax writ

but over here, this is all nelson court.rybody on this side of the street was evacuated, and the oil operations that was the source of the gas leak is this operation over here. you know, you have homes right here, and then you have within a couple hundred feet, you have oil operations. man: a monitor that we place here. it's been here for about 8 months now, man. so, it was developed from the community perspective. and so, right away, you see the pump jack. just a lemon throw's away, literally, from the house, and then right behind [indistinct] on this side is the tank. we've seen this tank in past years, you know, releasing vocs into the air. and so, we monitor--monitor the 8 monitors that we have here in arvin, and we--and the story is the same. you know, the background levels in this community are sky-high. we see fence-line oil and gas operations like this around communities like this, you know, in small, rural communities, and so, this is one of the big issues here in arvin. gurrola: what the city and its residents here

. >> hbo went to hawaii to see nelson's new medical marijuana setup. his product is called nelly kush and when he's not tending to his plants, nelson also plays poker and his poker buddies are very dedicated. >> this guy up here, he died in my poker room. >> he didn't really die here. >> he did. he died right there in front of us. the guy said what should we do? he said, he would want you guys to play. >> so you played around the dead guy. >> we did. >> so he plays poker and smokes pot. >> was that willie nelson? [ laughter ] >> i don't think i'd play around a dead guy. we'll be right back. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is up next. >> have a good night. (lively music) - hi, i'm dana loesch from the dana show, and over the years, you've seen me interview some pretty cool people, right? today is no different. i'm speaking with dr. nathan bryan. he is one of the leading minds in nitric oxide research, one of the leading minds in the world! now i recently went through, i guess, a health breakthrough is what you can call it, with my energy and stam

art shay was nelson's running buddy, the great photographer was round. did you have any difficulty finding algren people? >> there weren't all that many still around. >> host: yeah. >> there was a great, great amount of archival america and one benefit -- you mentioned the first back. when bettina finish head her book she someplaced materials into an archive. i discovered she audio roadside almost all of her interview. >> host: that's amazing. >> which is pretty amazing. so i spent weeks just listening to and transcribing those i could go back to source ferrell and speaker interview dozen of people who have been dead for many years. incredible resource, and some characters that are prominent in my book came out of that tree search. i mentioned abe ahern. central to algren's life in the 30s and fades away from the chicago scene and died, i want to say 15 or 20 years ago aft this point. maybe even more. he gave her miss drew a wonderful interview, which led me to his brother, which led me to his daughter who is still alive and could talk about how chicago

. >> hbo went to hawaii to see nelson's new medical marijuana setup.duct is called nelly kush and when he's not tending to his plants, nelson also plays poker and his poker buddies are very dedicated. >> this guy up here, he died in my poker room. >> he didn't really die here. >> he did. he died right there in front of us. the guy said what should we do? he said, he would want you guys to play. >> so you played around the dead guy. >> we did. >> so he plays poker and smokes pot. >> was that willie nelson? [ laughter ]'t think i'd play around a dead guy. we'll be right back. it's time for our lowest price of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is now $1299. save $400. plus, 0% interest for 36-months. ends saturday. for this. waiting me ♪ you ready? are you? ♪ woo. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>> the

nelson literally said i cannot breathe.n't appear that anything the lawyers from the law firm did, in terms of their media statements, was unethical. >> reporter: stephen clark is an legal analyst who is not associated with the case. he feels a gag order is unusual in a civil case. >> the question is can both sides get a fair trial and that will be the decision for the court and whether to issue a gag order. >> reporter: of hayward's goal was to keep this place case quiet, they say that the latest move may backfire. >> what is important is even if there is a gag order that will not tamper down the media attention on this high-profile case. in fact, it may make it worse. >> reporter: of course there is an interview process meant to that potential jurors whose opinions may have been impacted by news coverage. a judge is expected to decide on the gag order next month. the lawsuit is set to go to trial in october. candice nguyen ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up after the break, a bart station agent being honored for making lives

nelson: marcus, thank you. lemonis: thanks, guys. spreadsheet of everything we owe. -is this it? -larissa: yes. lemonis: so, here's what i want to do, gary. i want to start calling some of these vendors right now. what i want you to remember is you're getting a set amount of money from me. and so the less that you can have leave, the better. and so i'm looking for you to negotiate as best you can... larissa: with everyone. lemonis: ...with every single person. let's start with val's. i want you to call them and offer them $35,000. larissa: okay. lemonis: we owe a lot of money to our vendors -- almost $200,000. one of those vendors, val's, that supplies our fish, we owe $53,000 to. we need to negotiate these down. and quite frankly, i'm assuming that most of these vendors will be happy to hear from us 'cause getting something is better than nothing. larissa: hi. this is larissa from swansons fish market. i just wanted to see what our outstanding balance was with you. man: it's $53,000. larissa: okay. how would you like to meet me at $

willie nelson is not on.on is on. >> someone mentioning -- >> what about wilson from "casta way". >> we can work on that. >>> what is coming up tonight, jim? >> we're trying to figure out taste. okay, handshake a private company tried to do disrupters that guy is nine, i think. iff is interesting you may think that is a sign of a top, i just think it's a sign that new people are coming in. millennials are buying stock and not just buying index funds. they love chewy so much. you see the pictures they send you. 40,000 pictures of dogs. it's such a good company >> you don't even think chewy is that expensive >> no. because a colt isand they are replacing the -- >> he canceled his twitter >> oh, my. >> let's do that there's chewy moving up. >> it's down >> moving up off the low >> but it's wrong that it's down those stocks are not allowed to be down. >> final trade, 30 seconds left. >> msi >> totally agree, he's hot as a pistol >> josh? >> square. huge growth story. way off the high >> steph >> under armour. >>

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police released these pictures of nelson after he allegedly jumped into this white suv and took off. authorities say he later walked into a church and called his father. >> during that call, he referred to committing murder in southern california. >> reporter: his dad then called 911 and nelson was later taken into custody. authorities say they found a revolver suspected to be the gun used in the shooting in his car. tonight, deputy solano is on life support in the hospital behind me. at this point, authorities believe that the shooting was random. they're interviewing that suspect right now and say he could possibly be linked to another murder in los angeles on the same day. david? >> will carr reporting tonight. will, thank you. >>> now, to that moment that played out last night. the star player and that major injury. the warriors facing elimination in the nba playoffs when kevin durant returned from an injury already. but then suffering an even worse injury on the court. many initially asking, would he ever play again? what we've now learned tonight, and here's abc's adrienne bank

nelson mentioned she notice a -- attitude and motivation. when something like this happens in the aviation community. we redouble our efforts. we don't rely on our perfect record from the past. we know we have to get better and we are committed to doing that. >> thank you. >> i would like to note that i agree wholeheartedly with sharon and i think there is no doubt that everyone across the industry, whether it's regulators, operators or the front line personnel who makes our airplanes fly. i can tell you with safety, that is the foremost thought on their minds. but there is things we can learn from this and things we can do better. one is solely funding faa personnel and make sure we are competitive with the certified engineers working with the faa and i think we can also make sure that the reporting systems that captain terry was talking about help us continue to analyze how we are doing, look at near misses, look at potential problems with employees had a distraction with their safety duties. and they are able to do that because they can r

you see nelson lose consciousness. >> hello. roy. >> nelson was later pro founsed dead. now just days after the family's attorney adante pointer released the footage and spoke to two investigates. the city of hayward filed this protective order. and immediately southeast providing kflg records to the media. not only were the records not confidential they would have been released anyway under the state's new transparency law. >> it was an inaccurate police report and press statement. all the family is seeking to do is correct the record. >> the city of hayward declined a comment. attorneys for the city accused pointer and the john burr law firm of attempting to improperly try this case in the media. they point to this specific statement. >> this is the west coast eric garner case. mr. nelson literally said i cannot breathe. >> it doesn't appear that anything from the lawyers that the burr law firm did in terms of their media statements was unethical. >> steven clark who was not associated with the case. he feels a gag order is unusual with the case. >> can both sides get

. >> reporter: officer nelson patrols her hometown as pride month begins. spotting the rainbow flag waving at city hall, and preparations for a big festival. >> a whole thing the city decided to do for pride. makes just one person feel more comfortable being who they aal . >> it represents the diversity in the lgbt community. everyone comes from different backgrounds. >> reporter: pride stepped it up a notch. this flag being waved for the first time in 41 of two public safety buildings. >> it shows the support, not just by words but action as well. >> reporter: newly married, santa rosa's only openly gay male officer when hired 13 years ago. there are still a handful who identify, but they are glad to be in a department that supports them. the new flags will be validating for staff and the commune. >> in the past, there's a lot of people in the lgbtq community that are leery of police contact. if they're afraid to report a crime, seeing that flag outside of our building can show them, hey, we want you to come here. >> reporter: last year the theme was toget

i think karen nelson mentioned she's noticed a change in attitude and motivation.hen something like this happens in the aviation community, we redouble our efforts . we don't rely on our perfect record from thepast . we know we have to get better and we are committed to doing that. >> thank you. >> i'd like to note that i agree wholeheartedly with sharon and i think that there is no doubt that everyone across the industry whether it's regulators, operators on the frontline smell make the airlines fly are absolutely committed to safety and can tell you without a doubt that is the foremost spot on their minds. there are some things we can learn from the end and we can do better area one of them is fully funding faa personnel. and making sure that we are competitive with the private sector for the certification engineers are working at the faa. and i think that we can also make sure that the reporting systems that captain carey was talking about that help us continue to analyze how we're doing, look at near misses, potential problems where employees had a distraction

business school alum jonathan nelson, ceo and founder of providence equity.elped launched hulu, the yes network, and create t-mobile. johnathan: we started in distribution. if you think of media, there is distribution, satellite and cable television, now telco's and streaming. you can have a conversation without thinking about direct to consumer. and then we moved into content. we are still in both. distribution, which today is mobile and cable. we were in satellite. and then in content. content, for us, the white-hot center of valuable content is not just tv, and those definitions are stretched. is sports. sports is most valuable live which is interesting because you cannot time shifted. the value of sports dips a dramatically when you do not areas when it is played. many have tried to go into a cocoon when we couldn't watch sports. you don't look at your phone typically. i don't want to know the score. even if you succeed in isolating yourself the experience is not , the same. you know that all of the fans you share a passion with already know the answer. a

we are joined by steven nelson and zach cohen to take a look at issues coming up. then later on washington journal, james schultz, a former associate counsel in the white house, will discuss the legal and oversight battles between the white house and congress over the mueller report. ♪ on "theht communicators," we are on capitol hill talking to exhibitors from ces on the hill, animate that -- an event that gives congress and staffers and advanced look at new tech products. >> we are in a changing world where technology is moving so quickly. all of this amazing software which make the difference in how we learn, work, and play. congress has to be aware of it so they can make a difference and tackle issues like privacy or other issues involving competitiveness, because we are with otherbattle countries, especially china. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >> oh, do i look forward to running against them. >> tuesday, the president hold a rally in orlando, florida, officially launching his rent for a second term to watch live at 8:00 east

business school alum jonathan nelson, ceo and founder of providence equity. helped launched hulu, the yes network, and create t-mobile. johnathan: we started in istribution. we started in media. if you think of media, there is distribution, satellite and cable television, now telco's and streaming. you can have a conversation without thinking about direct to consumer. and then we moved into content. we are still in both. distribution, which today is mobile and cable. we were in satellite. and then in content. content, for us, the white-hot center of valuable content is not just tv, and those definitions are stretched. because you typically don't watch on tablet is sports. sports is most valuable live because -- which is interesting because you cannot time shift it. the value of sports drops off dramatically if you don't air it when it is played. jason: don't tell me what happened in the game. >> you don't look at your phone, you don't want to know the score. jonathan: and even if you succeed in isolating yourself, the experience is not the same. you know that

, nelson, come quick."somebody's killed my family." "they're all dead." "they're all dead." >> reporter: nelson dropped everything and raced over to david's garage. >> i was just dumbfounded. i was shocked, what i saw. >> reporter: david yelled at him to check on jill, his daughter, in the bronco and nelson says he made his way carefully to the vehicle. like david, he was a former state trooper and knew that crime scenes had to be preserved. >> i, i looked in the back seat and that's when i saw little jill back there. i reached back and i touched her arm or shoulders, something and i said, "jilly jilly jilly." >> you knew she was gone? >> i knew she was gone. and i said, "dave, i -- i think they're all gone, buddy." "i think they're all gone." >> reporter: david lost it. >> he actually went down to the ground, was layin' on his back and rollin' around and sayin', "why?" "why'd i have to go?" "why'd i have to go?" "why not have stayed with 'em?" >> reporter: uncle nelson managed to get david away from the ga

and anthony nelson i'd like to thank all of you for joining us on inside story today and thank you for watching this program and indeed all our others are online about to see without coleman side stories in the show's section there you can also hit us up on social media facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story also at a.j. inside story on twitter where i am at a.j. if you want to take me in on any of those conversations from the whole team here thanks for joining us and we'll see you can see. ishant to follow the. growth is so little bit better than our series the whole way to. a course of a minister of keenest. a european judge tasked with imposing nor an order and a trial road testing the nose of a newly formed nation. witnessed. highway on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks local communities here importing are very frustrated because the lack of post storm services with detailed coverage this last night of the flag the people who talked to this struggling to make plans minutes and just want a better life from around the world as agassi has been offered to those who reb

had in the program the bruising over race the ownership in south africa nelson mandela's daughter is in the spotlight for some inflammatory. is trump winning can he be reelected based on his record there are many other questions as trump seeks to remain in the white house will the democrats run against trump as opposed to challenging his record in office how the democrats learned anything from the electorate since their pressuring defeat 2016. seemed wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out just to become educated and engaged equals betrayal. when something you find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground . 16 minutes past 2 pm here in moscow you're very welcome back the daughter of nelson mandela who's not a south africa's buster to denmark has caused outrage with controversial tweets about color on landownership. epper tide apologists your time is over you will not rule again we do not fear you finally yet those statements have been condemned by the country's opposition a white south african group both are calling for is in z. mandela to be dismis

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nelson's family said he suffers from mental illness. >>> rising tensions between the u.s. and iran. the trump administration blaming i ran for a facts on two oil tankers yesterday. late last night the peon asth video. officials say it shows members of the iran's revolutionary guard. the attacks happened as japanese minister met with iranian leaders in tyrann. >> he made an historic trip to ask them to enter into talks. iran's stream leader rejected the diplomacy today saying he has no response to trump and will not answer. >> iran's mission denied any involvement in the attacks calling it iran no phobic. >>> 5:06. now to washington, d.c. where this morning the search is on for a new white house press secretary. sara huckabee sanders is stepping down from the position at the end of the month. president donald trump made the announcement praising her as a warrior. during her two year ten your she brought press briefings to a halt. >> she is a special person, a very, very fine woman. >> i'll try not to get emotional because i know that crying can make us look weak sometimes, right? wel

the daughter of nelson mandela who's now south africa's ambassador to denmark has caused outrage with controversial tweets about color and land ownership . do you ever tide apologists your time is over you will not rule again we do not fear you finally. statements been condemned by the country's opposition and the white south african group both are calling for the mandela to be dismissed for the economic freedom fighters parties say they fully support mandela running a critics racist she defended her comments to say that she's perfectly entitled to her own pony and behind the argument is the controversial land reform bill in south africa and they explode creation of lands from white farmers the idea of is to try to restore some justice after apartheid according to the government white farmers are still supposed to play a role in establishing a new economic reality there was put a sarah go on policy fellow at the south africans to devise relations about the controversial tweets now. she is their best sitter to a significant european country which south africa's had very good relations

>> i think you are wrong. >> he went to hawaii to see nelson's new medical marijuana set up. the product is called nelly bush. he is not tending to his plants, he also plays poker and his poker buddies are very dedicated. >> this guy appear, he died in my poker room. >> he didn't really die here. >> he did. he died right there in front of us. and the guy said what should we do? and i said he would want you guys to play. >> see you played around a dead guy? >> we did. >> what can you say, the guy was dealt a bad hand. i will see you tonight. >>> the time now is 4:57, straight ahead, dozens of dogs are sick and the sickness is spreading. what you should know about the virus heading east bay animal shelters. >>> and the two victims of tuesday night shooting here at the ford dealership in morgan hill are being remembered and honored. we will tell you how. a little bird told me that you have fast internet and now the best mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no

the daughter of nelson mandela who's now south africa's i'm past that to denmark is called outrage with controversial tweets about color and land ownership. dear dad apologists your time resolver you will not rule again we do not hear you finally a statement to be condemned by the country's opposition and the white south african group both are calling for mandela to be dismissed but the economic freedom fighters party say they fully support mandela branding her critics racist she defends the comments too saying that she's entitled to have her own opinion behind the argument is the controversial land reform bill in south africa the expropriation of lands for white farmers the idea of is to restore some sort of justice after apartheid according to the government white farmers are still supposed to play a role in establishing a new economic reality we spoke to sara go on policy fellow at the south african institute of race relations about the controversial tweets now. she is the investor to a significant european country which south africa's had very good relations with and that her behavi

had in the program the bruising row over race and whammed ownership and so if africa nelson mandela's daughter is in the spotlight for some inflammatory tweets. is trump winning can he be reelected based on his record there are many other questions as trump seeks to remain in the white house will the democrats run against trump as opposed to challenging his record in office how the democrats learned anything from the electorate since their pressuring defeat 2016. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to. have to go right to the press this is what the. 3 of them would be that. interested in the. first. 60 minutes into the program welcome back don't hear of nelson mandela who's no south africa is to denmark has caused outrage with controversial tweets about color on land ownership do you ever tried apologists your time is over you will not rule again we do not hear you finally get out statements being condemned by the country's opposition and a south african trade union group both are calli

her with kelsey nelson and the other team member of the noise called cheryl and we continued to discuss d.s. and i continued to point out that there was something going on and that wild needed to know and we needed to address see it so we started with conversations on facebook and then we started to hash tag no white saviors but everyone had their all in to say because they had seen so much kelsey stayed for some time engine jet and she was part of this community at that time she was part of the problem and that's why she stays white savior in recovery because she was part of the problem and sheer will still be part of this problem so this is how we came about with this hash tag and we say that the wild actually nice not the truth of what happened. all worlds because so many people walking in danger cannot save. anything no one to rise to the right and and i appreciate your passion and i just want to say that it's being mirrored online you know i always love when people are commenting in real time in fact responding to what we're saying on air h.d. flores responding to both me and the e

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we have border council president nelson barreto.he commerce part of your title we don't always lean on. i want to lean on that. people are vocalizing how anxious they are. it is a different relationship we have with mexico and use of tariffs than the relationship we have with china. >> that is exactly right. good afternoon, charles. the mexican economy is tied to the u.s. economy and vice versa. what we're doing here in north america is really competing against china and india and europe, so having this economy is certainly very strong of the tariffs is something that obviously president trump is trying to do everything he possibly can. you know i always tell, i've been telling chambers of commerce all the newspapers, all the naysayers about this tariff, why don't they pick up the phone to be so adamant to ask their member of congress to do something to stop this asylum problem, this invasion happening on our border we're done with it? we don't node 5%. i just came back from mexico literally last night again. i was out as internatio