. >> p.j. was craig's best friend. p.j. was there when craig fell in love with laura. >> laura is compassionate and really intelligent. she had a double major in physics andengish 4.0. >> the kids were smart, hard working and articulate. family life took a toll on craig and laura's marriage. money was tight. >> it circles back, i believe, to financial hardships. >> it is understandable. seven children. bills. these are real life issues. >> problems. >> craig and laura separated in 2014. craig took it really hard. >> he sent an e-mail to me saying well it looks like i am getting divorced. i don't think i can talk about it without crying. >> p.j. said he wasn't surprised to see the marriage dissolve. >> it is a feel. a lot of positives that came out of the relationship but a lot of negatives. >> older son, college, away at college when his parents split. >> i asked if he would be okay. he said i am going to be okay i have you. i am more concerned making sure my siblings are okay. >> he decided to put family first and help out

say to me know them you know that p.j. say i want it get it gone but i thought it was a low it's wanted by the media when it i'm caught out he said i'm going to waltz and you know within a day clear you're going to get. all the bomb got i think but i haven't got it then you know but i kind of got it what actually will be cesario now but it's . gordie's job got to believe that he gave god this beating with his hand and not be devious minable to the senate one nice doily nice. guy need those say would you bet that what i was said belive me i had no thought that the way the us was saying it. was me if american we have a commodity is composed of. one and we enjoy my spirit and can have when he's called me without a thought or into its head to see him isn't going to lobby you may support that i've got the one with inch on my sleeve and. was one of many she was good at the piece on a deal for days. got it when they get telling me who nobody tellin if. no figure. who know now figure then in the going was of the nature was good de

brothers who could stand up against the adversity of life when the camera came and people asked to p.j. and others what do you want we want you. we want just be so my friends i don't know if i'll ever get 8 minutes and 46 seconds reference often out of my beginning i don't know if i'll ever be able to overcome the words. i can't breathe erick on his mother and trayvon martin's mother and all the mothers and robbie be tone and be i can't breathe but what i will say that the assignment of joe exploit and the purpose i mean there will be no more 8 minutes and 46 seconds of police brutality there will be no more 8 minutes and 46 seconds of injustice and the mistreatment of african-american men at the hands of the laws of this nation and any eleanor else there will be no more 8 minutes and 46 seconds that you will be in pain without getting justice his assignment turned into a purpose and that purpose was around the world that there are people rising up that will never sit down until you get justice and so i say to all of those who are here too that. from senator miles from grant malone who

good to have you grace hello there p.j. tell everybody. nice to be with your family in greer said rebecca i'm going. to go direct or of try continental institute for social research we're best in argentina brazil south africa and india thanks for coming to the stream and rebecca lovely to have you tell everybody you are femi thanks for inviting me my name is rebecca henderson i'm a professor at the harvard business school where i designed and taught a course called reimagining capitalism i just published a book called re-imagining capitalism in a world on fire and i am all about how business must should and can help solve the enormous mess we're in right great to have you guess we're also streaming on you tube so you armchair economists an armchair pundits this is your moment you can weigh in in the chat and you can be part of that conversation as well i want to start with in the fees are made he's the executive director a systems shift lap that is a group of researchers who are looking at sustainability and the future of our various econo

black lives matter is more than a movement it's a moment for p.j. matheson a young campaigner finding his voice anger over police brutality against black people in the united states has recalled here to britain a country with its own unique and all too similar problems with racism there are different things on like some levels going on but a universal feeling is the same we always feel sometimes threatened by the police there's a feeling of civil unrest racism is defined by deep differences and societal bullish young black men are 10 times more likely to be stopped and searched by the police in the u.k. and less likely to go on to hold top jobs covert nineteen's exposed the grave consequences of discrimination and poverty with black asian and other minorities a greater risk of dying of the disease in britain today being black remains an obstacle to success one at a difference between black people speaking white people speak in is white people because they don't have the same barriers and the same putdowns that we have they have a much more damage a

and p.j. . org galloway and former wall street journal correspondent and editor at consortium news joe lauria gentlemen good to see you both so what's really at stake here is the trump ministration trying to negotiate a peace deal with the taliban with the goal of ultimately ending the war in afghanistan you know now in its 1900. 32 1st. well yes this is an attempt to right the negotiations don't trump is once again under attack for trying to end u.s. wars rather than begin new ones which is the same charge john bolton and his recent kiss and tell mate joe biden the democrats are on the side of the secure a crime in trying to keep these wars going 1 this is another hoax it's a rush again hoax mark 2 is as absurd as the previous one and i'm going to tell you i've got to admit i'm so old i can remember when our big power was giving bone teas to the taliban or at least our fathers their older brothers but that was not russia but the united states throughout the 19 eighties and the victims of the ta

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i don't know how anyone could listen to p.j. as we call him, mr. floyd, and his wife who was there with him today as well and ben crump who had a lot of cases like this, could even listen for just a moment and even beyond listening, looking at the video that pierces one's soul and say that we can't work together to do a reformational change that moves policing in america away from the warrior attitude and the burden that african-american men face, in unarmed, in confrontation and interaction with police officers to the idea of guardian. that is what this legislation stands for. and it baffles me that the president of the united states and his staff can't take a deep dive into this legislation and realize that america just cannot continue on the pathway that it is and that is that african-american men, african-american people, girls or women included, suffer the brunt in many instances of the misconduct of bad cops on the streets of this community and this nation. >> larry kudlow, the white house economic adviser today said he doesn't believe there

. >> and i see now that you're p.j. has pulled out so we could see the military officers. just so i'm clear, if you could pull out even further. so the military officers, that line of force, that is on the other side of the huge fence there at the white house? that is separating them. >> reporter: so this is a fence blocking -- right. there is an enormous fence and smaller barricades and a police line put out. so they are relatively far from where we are right now but as you could see this line continues to get further. the protesters were chanting why do you need shields. it does not appear that the fence is going to give and it doesn't look like the people are trying to get into lafayette park either. so interestingly this is only on one side of lafayette park. i would say it is to the west -- to the eastern side of lafayette park. and military police isn't lined up completely through the park, just in one section. i'm not sure what precipitated that and it escalated in the last 10 minutes and some folks are pushing on the fence but it doesn't look like the fence will gi

cup and that looks very much to be in doubt now 2 more goals being forced to pull out of thursday's p.j. vincent connecticut g.t. coronavirus former us open champion graeme mcdowell and full time made you in a bricks kept both out because they kept these have tested positive nick watney and cameron champ are also missing after positive tests this is the 3rd tournament since golf restarted without fans. you just you can't be selfish you have to it's a big picture thing and you need to do not only what's best for you but most importantly it's best for the tour because one mistake that someone makes could end up ruining you know other guys or potentially you know suspend the tour again and after weeks of heated negotiations major league baseball owners and players have finally agreed on a plan to start the season 60 games will be played between july the 23rd and the end of september behind closed doors some owners have opposed the move saying the players' salaries will outweigh the income generated by the games players expected to report to training on july 1st. ok that is how you sports i

the second young man you heard from there, p.j., you may notice he was wearing a mask. he told us a week ago he was never wearing a mask. you might recall in arizona the governor finally last week gave local governments, cities and counties permission to enforce mask mandates. we've seen that in the phoenix area. because of that mandate, he said that's why he's started wearing his mask out a lot more. peter. >> arizona always a hot spot in this country, right now a hot spot for the wrong reasons. joe fryer, thanks. priscilla, you're at the texas medical center, the largest medical center in the world. we're told hospitals there could run out of icu beds within the next couple weeks. how are they handling the surge and what are they doing to prepare for the likely impact as these cases turn into hospitalizations possibly? >> peter, moments ago the mayor announced to the city council that icu capacity is now at 97% in the city. we see a number of facilities already at capacity and are nearing capacity and are having to implement these surge plans, and the city is also wor

black lives matter is more than a movement it's a moment for p.j. matheson a young campaigner finding his voice anger over police brutality against black people in the united states has recalled here to britain a country with its own unique and all too similar problems with racism there are different things on the some levels back home but a universal feeling is the same we all feel sometimes threatened by the police there's a feeling of civil unrest racism is defined by deep differences and societal bias young black men a 10 times more likely to be stopped and searched by the police in the u.k. and less likely to go on to hold top jobs because of it nineteen's exposed the grave consequences of discrimination and poverty with black asian and other minorities a greater risk of dying of the disease in britain today being black remains an obstacle to success one at a difference between black people speaking and white people to me is white people because they don't have the same barriers and the same putdowns that we have they have a much more damage a

why p.j. for the fight against myself are transferred to the p.k. k. through singe are in iraq and half done and where wednesday's operation was carried out is one way to cut of that supply line so that those weapons or not turned against turkey. on the other hand most analysts believe these operations are not only ensuring the safety of $3000.00 border but also its interests in the eastern mediterranean energy sector. that's. what. war for. turkey has increased its number of military bases in northern iraq to more than 20 according to military sources uncorrupt plans to stablish 3 more bases around the singe already where for a longer military presence seen across all of al-jazeera stumble the us is threatening more sanctions against syria with sectors tech might compare say it worked stop until president bashar assad ends the war against his own people the so-called seize act targets $39.00 companies and individuals including assad and his wife asma state assets of already been frozen with hundreds of businesses and individuals already hit by u.s. an

goals did get through its north american roots and after the coronavirus lockdown daniel won the 1st p.j. title in 3 months low american cullen marco missed this decisive plus in a playoff celebrations means he was no crowns allowed at this event in texas. on the u.s. open tennis tournament is set to go ahead albeit without fans many star players including never joke of it sion rafael nadal have voiced concerns about taking part in the event due to the impacts of coverage 19 right now all top level of events have been suspended the u.s. open does have a bit of time it is due to starts at the end of august. ok that is how your sports is looking for now and they thank you very much barbara is next from london i'll see you here from 15 g. tomorrow until then thanks for watching about. one of the really special things that working for al jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else would be for it is you know it's very challenging the ability particularly because you have a lot of people t

any concessions so it is a logical outcome and the simple section of the national security model from p.j. which will soon be probably probably at the end of this month is seen to be the end of the one country 2 systems model because this is imposed by beijing with doubtful going through the hong kong leftist asia without consulting the hong kong people so does is certainly and indeed cation bad good chinese authorities are getting very impatient and day out willing to pay the price so to speak to engage in an effort down as well you've been talking to us we've just been looking at pictures from hong kong of people who have been gathering to mock the 10 of them the ceremony of that for this ceremony and forgive me of the tenement square massacre that's of course in despite the fact that they vigil has been banned how do you think future protests are going to be shaped. well d. excuse this time is of course this so suit this insane regulations because of the and then me but he and i approved a month received movement is very concerned that it will have to kneel on national security lol hol

p.j.'s wholesale, up 10% kroger and sprouts, grocery store chains, up about 5% during the same time period chewy, online dog food retailer up 10% and stamps.com up 24%. morgan, i guess is point is we're trying to look at the most recent move in stocks around the covid-19 pandemic to see if there were to be another resurgence, whether or not the same precedents would hold true. those are some of the stocks to watch in case history repeats itself back over to you >> yeah. staples and e-commerce seem to be the themes there. dom, thanks for breaking that down we have a number of headlines coming out of the supreme court, including one regarding the cfpb >> a ruling just handed down from the supreme court regarding the consumer financial protection bureau. the supreme court ruling that the structure of the consumer financial protection bureau is unconstitutional and will have to change. that is, that the director of the cfpb has been under the legislation that was created to create that bureau w

and my older brother p.j.s, that was ingenuity. hey, what we had. we didn't have much but a house full of love. and, i mean, i appreciate the love of everyone in here and the state of minneapolis y'all adopted my brother and showed him so much love. we feel that love in your city and thankfully everybody plus around the world -- it's a beautiful thing this great love we're receiving. and george floyd is receiving because he would love it. i wish he was here to see it because all this great unity it would bring him to tears like it is bringing us. but i had fond memories of my brother. big floyd, as y'all know him. oh, cooking wise -- three brothers grew up in our house. it was the best grilled cheese. can you please make us one? if i tell y'all 6 or 7-year-old kid, i did this numerous times, y'all are using me. [ laughter ] but, you know, happened to be doing it but my big brother, i mean, great guy. great gentleman. great man. as a child without a father figure, he was big brother but i didn't see the stuff h

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