the primary turnout numbers in philly show that it is about to surpass the 2012 primary.t is very interesting there was an expectation that voter turnout would be abysmally low because people are afraid of going out, so much unrest. i'm hearing reports also from washington, d.c., they have a primary, maryland as a primary. there is big turnout at these consolidated: locations. people understand the full by mail rhythm, they get it, they want a fix to the crisis happening in this country. they are getting prepared for that big moment, november. i do: all right, charles, want to get your thoughts on the role of technology in all of this. you have social media, in so many ways the engine, the motivation for we are seeing you have mark zuckerberg taking a , leaving up what would potentially be violent speech from the president. in every feed, it is pictures and videos. i wonder if social media is motivating here or if, on the other hand, it can guess somewhat numb to some of the dangerous given that we are so overloaded with it. charles: it is a mixture of both. time inan unp

in philly and milwaukee and chicago, baltimore, the police are inoperative, almost like chapter 11. if anyone has doubts that american policing is in its twilight. then, look what happened this weekend. the headlines should have been that the collapse of policing, the new york times, washington post, a hate campaign against the police that raged on for five years, no fact was too important to ignore, ,isrepresentation, it raged on 5000 articles, negative articles , not one article talked about policing from the urban specter of a police person. the conversation we will have to have now, we should have had five years ago, this was a long time coming, how we will protect the country with the police in much smaller availability and one of the reasons for that is there has been -- and no doubt will continue -- this will be exacerbated, a collapse of interest in young people to be police officers, who in their right mind would want to put on a police uniform in a big city? what walk would you have to climb out of? weekend, lawlessness and looting and rioting, the you callous example of t

the phillies had closed before ordered to do so.ame for the san francisco giant who's closed shop after a person and a family member showed symptoms. all players have to terrorist negative before being -- test negative. 23 members of the clemson football team have tested positive two weeks after they opened campus. in golf nick watney is the first player the pga tour to test positive. he played this the rbc heritage but withdrew this morning. webb simpson from 38 feet out for birdie. he's 12 under. >>> look at the left side of the screen. there's lightning, the coronavirus couldn't stop the tourney buts the lightning does. it causes a weather delay. >>> one year and five that's after tearing his acl klay thompson has been cleared by doctors. good news today. he's 100% recovered. he can train without restrictions, the warriors is one of rest of the warriors will have six months before we see them again in a meaningful game. >>> with the help of joe fonzie, he's carried us through the times without sports. it's times time to look back

we've been all over philly. we've been giving out books.also went over to minneapolis to pay our homage to george floyd and the family of george floyd and the community of george floyd and also to give books out. we've been -- we had a donor that supported us, being able to give out free copies of harriet tubman's autobiography and malcolm x's autobiography. we've been giving out books in minneapolis and philadelphia. >> how did you protect your store here if you weren't in town? >> we have folks in the community that actually -- so i'm in fish town which is like, there were bat-wielding folks down there, people sending racial slurs down in fish town. there were also people from the community that stood right in front of our book shop and said no more. it won't happen here. as did i. i slept at the bookshop several nights this week to make sure our presence was known. >> jeannine, thank you for joining me. best of luck to you. >>> i want to bring a man who wants to create major policy change who sees this economic inequality divide, sees ho

how did you choose philly, and karamo, is this like an old "real world" you having flashbacks? because we end up being fish out of water because philly people are tough nuts to crack. and so it was a challenge for all of us. but for me especially, like you said, 15 years ago, i was on "the real world" there and to come back, it's wild because now i'm, like, this mature adult with kids. and when i was there, i was a 23-year-old drunk. like, you know, i didn't even tell the guys this we were at a -- one of our hero, his name is nate he has a gym and we -- bobby remade it over and literally, i went to a a block party down the street from there 15 years before where i was, like, throwing up and puking and now i'm over there giving him, like, life advice of like, "be better you can do great things. >> however, i will say this. you did say that now you're more mature. ain't none of us mature. none >> you're right, you're right, you're right, you're right [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but philly is a tough nut to crack they are tough >> philly is the only place i've ever had somebody be like

here ya west philly right right to these little blocks like this these little row homes you see people living on top of each other i guarantee wherever you are from russia where you're from your don't even try to vote home is this is called road home. anywhere in this city and this urban in any urban area if you have an event of some light you've got people to come out with good insentient you always got people that might not have good sense and if you live in and so much poverty you know you've got guys in a ghetto and guys in other world who have things that are nice things materialistic shit then you have was called the wolves in the wolves or oh you know that's a danger to whoever you are whether you're a working man bill or so is like you know like right now it is cold out so you see people want stuff like this this had i don't chancel all black men so you know me i'm a musician and i'm an actor and i'm a activist so i don't want to trouble but somebody else walking out you know it is what it is is what it is. all right now you are in east baltimore and this is all tell me all thi

here this morning with the philly fed, a massive upside surprise.s does not validate the improvement we are seeing in data elsewhere. this is a head scratcher. where are you on it? ofhael: the problem is a lot these numbers are overlapping and a little bit old. the claims numbers are we called in terms of initial claims, two weeks old in terms of continuing claims. there are deferential -- definitional differences. the interesting thing people may want to be watching is the information on the philadelphia fed because the anecdotal numbers are going to be helpful in giving us a picture of what is going on, even if we do not know what the actual numbers are. the philly fed employment index is still negative, but it was -15.3 last month. companies are not hiring in the philadelphia region, but they are less pessimistic about their payrolls than they were, maybe letting fewer people go. that is about all he can do is try to square the circles. jonathan: michael mckee on the latest data. great to catch up with you. tom keene, looking at this data, it doe

this is a stark contrast to what is we saw in west philly and south philly where folks were coming out of their houses, many of them looting businesses, stealing from stores. violent displays on the street and other places coming together to try to defend properties like target is our earlier but at least in this part of town where there is now a police presence, we were seeing it in other parts of town. that is a relief, for me personally because you go into these different areas and you get a sense of just, as i told you last hour how wallace it's been in the last 24 hours here. police have said a few of the businesses ransacked from a told people today it wasn't for lack of trying, it was because they were outmanned by them. in some instances, ten to one. they caution officers do not put themselves in dangerous situations after a number of them were seriously injured. they called in the national guard and they are here now. we can walk a little bit further to give you a sense of how different this image is from where we were earlier tonight. the same case in city hall, in front of t

in cities like philly and milwaukee, and baltimore famously. doubtsody had any american policing is in its twilight, all they had to do is look at what happened this weekend. the headlines should've been that the collapse of policing. i hate campaign against the police that raged on against -- 45 years, no fact was too important to ignore. misrepresentation, this ingenuity raged on. 5000 negative articles, on contextual articles. not one single article that talked about policing from the urban perspective of a police person. the important conversation we have to have now, we should have had five years ago. is how we are going to protect in country with the police smaller availability. one of the reasons for that has been, and no doubt will be exacerbated, a collapse in interest of young people to be policed. want toheir right mind put on a police uniform in a big city? what rock would you have to climb out of? host: obviously, looting and writing, the most obvious is a sample of the -- he called a collapse of policing. day-to-day and cities lik

i also live in west philly. to find out what can be done differently. so things don't happen the way they are happening now. >> vice president, here is someone, we have known each other, i will not say how many years, but we have known each other a lot. in addition to talking about the enterprise center, i would like her to give you history of this location so the vice president has a feel. dancep biden: i can never well. [laughter] >> you are sitting in the birthplace of american dance. this was the first building built in our country as a television station that -- at that time, he owned the philadelphia inquirer and the letters for the radio, dick clark used to stand in front of that mural, this is where the bleachers used to be. this was the dance floor. my last name happened to be clark. frmr vp biden: you are kidding. >> i took a picture around this building and said he was my first husband. this was before integration. i ended up with the building. i am pleased to tell you we have been in this room 23 years. when we moved in 23 years ago we opene

and lincoln is like i'm not missing my event in philadelphia and here is lincoln actually doing in philly. abraham lincoln is in philadelphia because he is there to honor, raise a big flag in philadelphia, honor one of abraham lincoln's heroes, a man named george washington and no way is abraham lincoln missing george washington, and sure enough he goes to philadelphia, risking his own life to be there raises the flag at independence hall and at independence hall is talk -- where the declaration was signed, how everyone in america deserves an equal chance and he says, and god bless -- he actually found -- this the actual quote that lincoln said in his speech. he says if we can't save the country without that principle and then lincoln pauses, and he says, i was about to say, i would rather be assassinate on this spot than surrender. he said this worse, i'd rarity be assassinated on this spot, knowing full well there's a plot to kill him at that moment, and it's not -- he means it and pauses and it hits him, and what is fantastic about that moment is soon after that moment happied is when

we have seen that in philly.with the increase in uptick in fireworks activity, alex, we are a week away from the fourth of july. mayor de blasio says he does plan on having a fireworks display p. he doesn't have the specific set or location. he says he wants to go forward as planned. hopefully without the illegal ones. >> i have to tell you, cori. that was disturbing. the video of people aiming fern fireworks at one another. have they not heard about the fires set or hands blown off. that right there is scary. cori, thank you. >>> let's go back to the protests of racial inequality across the country. on friday, the group faith for

you know, i know west philly a little bit. not a lot. the only reason i know it a little bit, as i have granddaughters and grandkids who went to school here and lived up in, you know, 59th street. anyway. don't know it know well. don't mean to imply i know it. but i do know the eastside of wilmington, delaware, really, really well. i do know my state has the eighth largest african-american population in the united dates of america. ok? my city is well over 50% african-american. that is where i come out of. i know it. here is the point about the soul of america. this president, from the very heinning, from the moment came down that escalator in his golden building, what he started off saying -- i am going to see that we get rid of all those mexican rapists." secondly, he decided he was going to pit us against one another based on race. when you saw those people in charlottesville coming out of the fields carrying those ns bulgingheir vei and shrieking anti-semitic hate and bile, same as you -- same phrases used in nazi germany said this i

that is to completely curtail policing and we see that policing has been curtailed so cities like phillyd milwaukee and chicago and baltimore famously police are operating Ãbthe headlines in the media this weekend should have been that the collapse of policing the new york times, washington post i hate campaign against the police that raged on for five years. no fact was too important to ignore. mistress of misrepresentation ingenuity. 4000 to 5000 articles negative articles not one single article talking about policing from the ofurban perspective of police presence. the important conversation were to have now and we should have five years ago this is a long time coming is how were going to protect the country with the police and much much smaller availability and one of the reasons for that is there has been a no no doubt will continue this will be exasperated to complete total collapse of young people to be police officers who in etheir right mind wants to pull up put on a police uniform in a big city. what rock would you have to climb out of. >> obviously the weekend lawlessness and

in clearwater, florida, players and staff testing positive at the philadelphia phillies spring training facility. in fact, florida breaking its fifth record in just a week. more than 3,800 cases in just the last 24 hours. so many of them young people. and new action we're learning of tonight in dallas and houston. kaylee hartung from texas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, world health organization officials warning the pandemic is accelerating and entering a new and dangerous phase. for the fifth time this week, d nyf ose are young a dailyw i people. >> i think that we've started to see some erosion in the social distancing from probably some of the younger population. >> reporter: apple tonight closing 11 stores in four states, including florida, due to the uptick in cases. the philadelphia phillies shutting down their spring training facility in clearwater after five players and three staffers tested positive. the cdc is now predicting up to 145,000 covid deaths by july 11th as hospitalizations are rising in 17 states, including texas, where they're up 108% since memorial day. >> people

government as you mentioned also this area in particular has been linked before with extremists violence phillis and their. well didn't get steps correct i mean good archie has seen a lot of violence over the years but so has bogost on doing to the so-called war on terror bombings and attacks like this gunman every day but since the military operation and bug stands tribal northwest in 20142015 things have improved drastically and much of the credit goes to bugs donnie security forces in good archie if i recall correctly about 2 years ago the chinese gauntlet was attacked in similar fashion 7 people were killed and the baluch separatist was blamed for it we don't yet know if this attack to has been guided by them because there's been an initial claim but it needs to be confirmed. shalani from asia desk with more on this attack putting it into context for us thank you so much for meantime in other news the world has passed another sobering milestone in the corona virus pandemic the total number of global cases of the virus has now surpassed 10000000 while the number of global deaths now exceeds 5

and he was in south philly.f he went 30 miles around the butcher shop -- because that's what it was -- you would find that there had to and nobodytals, would take her, and she died. healso had a young girl that did who got infected, and she had to go to a regular doctor in order to get to a hospital, where they did a hysterectomy. host: in the wake of that famous case, and they made a movie of snell case,e gods were there any restrictive measures on abortion taken up in the state? caller: they finally decided to inspect them. they put off inspections although they had a lot to do -- they had a law to do it, because they were afraid it would end up in the supreme court. we had a lot of clinics in the state that kind of popped up, in which you didn't even have a state lawcause in the you don't have to have a doctor. you can have a practicing pa.stant, apa -- a south philly,ion you're nowhere near south philly, correct? caller: i'm nowhere near south philly. there are. most of them are hospital related. so that --

philly police will be boycotting the bruneau brothers.ormer commissioner carac, frequent fox news guy, a slap in the face to philly police by philadelphia's own bruneau brothers who called racist and apologized for the radical left wing for systemic racism by cops. before labeling someone a racist, they made everybody angry. what a horrible pr stunt. >> this is what happened when you bend a knee for the mob. this could have been avoided. they are doing a good thing and nobody -- they should never feel pressure from the mob and never feel the pressure from leftists to feel they are not doing a bad thing. you can at the same time you're supporting african americans, supporting peaceful protesters you can support the police officers of all colors that are there to keep law and order who are protecting people from the lawlessness we saw over the past weekend days, for people who want to defund the police into clinical of police i say people are hearing your cries for some sort of systemic reform. we get this, we understand that. there is no b

and south philly stood strong yesterday.e want to send a unified message to philadelphia, and we also want to send a unified message around the country that if you stand up in your communities, and say no, and unite with your community, the african-american community, the latino community, asian community, and stand up against this violence, the violence will end eventually. ainsley: more people against the looting than the looters themselves. for you to organize. this it seems every city could probably do it. we want everyone to stay safe. the nypd chief knelt down with some of the protesters he said, you know, don't let folks come into our city and do this to us. we have all worked too hard. like you said, blue collar worker. many people came to this country. not too long ago. and they are working really hard to keep their businesses, small businesses open. so george floyd, he died. and everyone has come together saying what a horrific way to die. and this police officer is charged. >> horrible. ainsley: what is your respo

meantime from philly today, this happened. >> our country is crying out for leadership.ip that can unite us, leadership that brings us together. leadership that can recognize pain and deep grief of communities that have had a knee on their neck for a long time. >> bill: so joe biden making the 45 minute trek to philadelphia earlier today, giving his first major campaign speech since march. peter doocy reports live on what he said today. peter? >> bill, that was joe biden's first trip out of delaware since mid march. he used it to pitch major changes to police tactics. >> congressman jeffries has a bill to outlaw choke holds. congressman put it on the president's desk in the next few days. >> that follows a comment from biden yesterday closer to home in delaware. his first in-person campaign event. different approaches to shooting suspects. >> the idea that instead of standing there and teaching a cop with an inarmed person to come at him to shoot him in the leg instead of the heart is a different thing. a lot of things that can change. >> biden's remarks were less than a

somebody has ordered all areas to be shut down for deep cleaning, the phillies closed before they were ordered to do so. same for the giants who closed up earlier today after one person and family member showed symptoms. all players have to test neg tirr before being allowed back in. we have more coronavirus member football team tested positive. now the first golfer. nick watt they played yesterday. he's tested positive. he tested neg tirr on tuesday but today he tested positive. if he's -12 after back-to-back skiers. they had to that i for a while before they were able to resume. our staff is hustling. corresponding for good video. here's what we found. this is quinn cook, a former warrior. that's cook, no. he turns his back. the fan made the shot and guess what. that shot by that fan earned him courtside seats. when they come back, courtside seats. >> good night. i should say something to him, shouldn't i? i gotta be honest, i was just working off your tone. who's duane bailey and why do we hate him? honey, he's that councilman who shot down my stop sign. wrap uane bailey, seeking re

players claim a deal in march guarantees the full prorated salary or as current philly outfielder andrew mccutchen put it, dealing with these guys is like parents dealing with their child. >> usual water. >> i want juice. >> what about water in this cup? >> no juice. >> i know we agreed on juice but what about water? what about water in a coffee mug? you love your coffee mug? >> juice. >> it doesn't matter that we agreed on juice. i am your dad and your drinking water. either you drink this water or you don't drink anything at all. >> okay. excitement in petaluma. because spencer torgeson sent out arizona state coming the number one overall pick in the league draft by the detroit tigers. he is the first player from a bay area high school to be picked first overall. his coach was beyond thrilled. >> i first started it was cow country. people didn't want to play here because they didn't want to drive over here. what's over there? who's in the north bay? it's great things that they are doing here now. it comes from a lot of good coaches. of se wn to the athletes. spencer is probably the mos

i'm a huge phillies fan, i would love to see the boys back on the field.phillies and staff tested positive for coronavirus this week. is it safe for teams to be training right now? >> they have to be asking that very same question. it's the only question, really, now that since we're talking about baseball they have worked out some kind of makeshift plan to play 60 games per team and get through some kind of season. there's so many needles to thread here and there, it's like a tightrope walk. can you make it from one end of the ravine to the other? yeah, it's not guaranteed. as more cases pop up, you see peril involved not just to the season but the health of those involved. i think we're going to see in baseball and other sports is players opting out, thinking it's not worth the risk either to them or to family members to play an abbreviated season. >> as you know, mlbes expe eis to start the season in a month. about 60 games, this comes after weeks and weeks of disagreements about safety protocols. how big an opportunity is there for mlb if they can get

this comes after eight members of the philadelphia phillies organization tested positive. >>> back here in the bay area, and gyms are open again in napa and sonoma counties, like everything else, covid-19 has changed the routine, what fitness buffs can expect when they go back. >> reporter: the countdown is finally over for some bay area gyms, but the warm-up has changed. >> how's it going? put your mask on. >> reporter: mask and sanitizer, then a touchless check-in. >> i like to bounce around and go from one machine to the other. "moving around most gems is now deliberate, to stay within zones, spaced apart to keep sweat and heavy breathing at bay. >> as time goes on, people would get more comfortable, more relaxed with the routine, we are all still trying to figure it out. >> you can pretty much tell where there was another bike before. >> reporter: modifying the layout, adding classes with some outdoors, is how sonoma fit is adapting, with 1300 members across three gyms. smaller boutique studios may have a harder time. >> keeping the doors open, that is one thing, making money and a

voting today in philadelphia where there are usually 831 polling places open on election day across philly. usually 831. today there were less than 200. in al gainey county, pennsylvania, which is where put pit is, usually about 13. they consolidated today down to 147. poke county, iowa, home to des moines, the state's capital and largest city, usually have 135 polling places. today it was 28. voters in baltimore, maryland reported having to wait over two hours this afternoon. one affiliate posted this video of a line circling the block after poll closing at 6:00 p.m. local time tonight. the reporter says he's been with that station for over 40 years and he has never seen anything like this. meanwhile, amid the ongoing protests and unrest across the country over the police killing of george floyd, voters in places like philly and washington, d.c., and several counties in iowa, they additionally face curfews going into effect just as polls close or in some cases just before polls close. i mean, four of the states voting today postponed their elections to today back in march because they hop

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the phillies and blue jays have also shut down their spring training facilities in florida. >>> nickne he became the first pga tour player to test positive for the coronavirus, he immediately withdrew before his tournament round today in south carolina. he will self isolate for 10 days. >>> test stuff in hilton head, south carolina but it wasn't enough to stop webb simpson today finishing his round strong. the second straight day of 665, and he missed the cut last week and comes back to lead the tournament by 1 headed into the weekend, and look who got the all go to practice at game speed, klay thompson, nearly a year after his left knee acl tear, he actually had restrictions lifted a couple weeks back and he has since ramped up his workouts. always nice to end this on a good note. >> it's good to see clay back. >> the big bright spot is more time to >>> coming up on the cbs evening news, steve hartman goes off the road with the father's day story about a mysterious mailbox, it's a touching tribute to dad's tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> a young mountain lion is now the suspect

jersey city has created a task fofrms and philly doing the same now, guys.r bill de blasio said the actual legal fireworks show july 4th will go off close to where we are at the brooklyn bridge, guys. >> nbc's cori coffin. definitely a safety issue. for those who can't sleep, two words, sound machine. >> no. stop it. cut it out. not just new york, new jersey. l.a.s fahad it in major cities. it's all funny until someone loses an eye. >>> back to juneteenth, a 93 yrmd marking the day with a 2 1/2 mile march. opal lee, walking, symbolizing the 2 1/2 years it took for texas slaves to learn they were, indeed, free after the emancipation proclamation was signed. >>> joining us now, clay cain. good morning to you. on one hand we've seen a lot more attention on celebrating the day, but the other hand is so many people didn't know about it. >> it's true. a lot of folks didn't know about it because unfortunately we don't teach the right things in our history. they oftentimes say, you know, in our education system, we're taught more propaganda than history, but i'm rea

. >> i'm not a pro ballplayer but if i was, in the wake of the phillies and the blue jays, the giants shutting down spring training facilities, i would always wonder, am i really safe? and then, there's the question, when are we going to see games? will we see games? here's what you need to know. it's all up to the player's association now. it's accept the owner's 60 game offer with expanded playoffs with a promise not to file a grievance or reject it and force the commissioner of baseball to implement a schedule. but, this pandemic today complicates matters in florida and arizona. it's been a roller coaster week between millionaires and billionaires for big league ball. as i take the temperature of go out and do like the man on the spree, text me when they get back to playing games. i hate to be that guy, but nobody brings this up. what about youth sports? high school sports? that's the foundation of everything. even ucla, the football team, they want a third party health representative opposite to the school to test the players before they get on the field. >> the implications of th

coronavirus concerns: baseball's philadelphia phillies, hockey's tampa bay lightning closed their facilitieser players test positive. opal's march: the 93-year-old teacher-turned-activist walking 100 miles to make juneteenth a national holiday. tonight she tells us her dreams may be closer than ever. >> and i feel it in my bones. >> o'donnell: cbs' steve hartman on why a mysterious mailbox has become a popular place to talk to dear old dad. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west. we are going to begin tonight in tulsa, oklahoma, where that state's supreme court has just ruled president trump can go ahead with an indoor rally tomorrow, without requiring face masks. as many as 19,000 people are expected to attend what will be the largest gathering in the u.s. since the coronavirus pandemic began. the president's choice of tulsa has set off a firestorm, not just because the city is seeing a spike in coronavirus infections, but because the rally was originally scheduled for tonight, just as m

high after 16 straight days of more than a thousand new infections including five players for the phillies training in clearwater there's also trouble in mississippi where a new cluster of cases is connected to fraternity parties. >> they're violating the law in the number of people who are at these parties. >> reporter: today's cruise lines voluntarily suspended all trips out of u.s. ports until september. amc, the nation's largest movie theater chain, reversing course, now requiring face coverings upon reopening in july. and just as mo in colorado michelle hart just tested positive for the virus for the second time in a month. perhaps infected twice. >> i can't take care of my own self i can barely bathe some days i can't lift my arms up my muscles are so weak. >> reporter: tonight just as many hop to return to their old way of life. a grim new warning, much of the world and our nation is still in the grips of a pandemic miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >> reporter: i'm morgan chesky in tulsa where tonight th city is caught in a perfect storm. swept up in a massive political crusa

i also is a sincere philly girl, adopted philly girl, and i want to show the view of the frank rizzo statue being taken down by the city of philadelphia where where it stood in 1999 in front of city hall, the the mayor who divided the city in the '60s and '70s, first get-tough chief and democratic lawyer who was well known for his -- for the many charges that were established of police brutality against the black panthers and other minority groups. >> and, of course, andrea, you covered frank rizzo when you were a reporter in philadelphia and some of the policies which were lightly regarded at the time and now through an historic lens being shown as racially divisive. it's remarkable his statue was brought down. of course, there was bipartisan agreement the looting and the violence has to stop. and it's these types of peaceful protests that ultimately will get that message across that is so critical. and what you comment, the fact former president george w. bush weighed in and, of course, we are anticipating hearing from former president barack obama today. he's going to be holding a

and she need people every day out every day i don't want to stick life in philly put up are you to somebody and that's another father who is show us another woman who who meaning come almost a mother who got a i'm sorry to see what mothers have to bury the black son burke and that's just it isn't as is his plan is i could put it i don't want to see people getting killed and miss where you griego i don't need to see people getting killed and brushes. don't want to steal your children for those. primaries based on all drugs. you know people who didn't kill the anything. 95 percent of the crimes. or least 85 is. the crowd is drug related. you know we're a weirdo right now currently we're the number one. murder capital in united states we also number one in her way addiction here. why because we have the port which is right there we're willing to the edge of the east coast so a lot of things come through the ports just the way kids get involved with drugs growing up and in a city soon as you step outside your door. being go you're right there. actually some i may add when you step outside your

then you were the police chief in philly. so you've been in a lot of metropolitan areas. you told me in the past the issues are staggeringly the same. when you say changes, what could be said, what could be done that mean something to the communities that feel the pain of the persistence of these problems? >> i don't know if there is any one thing because this has eroded to a point where it's going to take a great deal of time before trust is built up. trust is very, very fragile, and some communities have felt left out, they've felt abused for a very long period of time. it's not going to happen overnight, but it's got to start somewhere. and it's not just about policing. the entire criminal justice system needs to be reformed, in my opinion. we need to take a look at other parts of society. i mean, look at what we're going through now with coronavirus and, i mean, there is not a single thing that happens that's bad where people of color and poor people are on the low end of the totem pole when it comes to, you know, outcomes. there is not a single thing. name one positi

who in the first time the lights were beginning to realize their dreams and build wealth for the phillies. nor is it acceptable for our police sworn to protect and serve all people to resort to excessive violence. we need to distinguish between legitimate peaceful protests and opportunities violent destruction. we have to be vigilant about the violence that's being done by this incumbent president to our economy into the pursuit of justice. when peaceful protesters dispersed in order for president, a president, from the doorstep of the people's house, the white house, using tear gas and flash grenades in order to stage a photo op, a photo op among one of the most restorative churches in the country, release in washington, d.c., we can be forgiven for believing the present is more interested in power than in principle. just serving the passions of his base and the needs of the people in his care. for that's what the presidency is, the duty to care, to care for all of us, not just those who vote for us but all of us. not just our donors, but all of us. the president held up the bible at st.

manufacturing, the philly fed, future activity indexes are off the charts if i play reference to the congressional budget weice, we get a 20% increase will be back to where we were in 2019. the super v. president trump: it is called v plus. things headed to great and got hit by the chinese plague. it will be even more successful in my opinion. >> that is an extraordinary number to be off by. you mentioned the nasdaq setting the record. 7 million jobs. 9000 opportunity zones. clearly what the markets are saying is this will do this again. president trump: most people never built a positive economy. the second time will be better than the first. we have a shot at it. please, go ahead. >> i am honored to represent the state of nebraska. we were focused on three things in terms of making sure our economy stayed on track. first it was stabilization. the idle loan gave us liquidity injection. banks worked closely with strong talkesses to -- when we billioncovery, the 1.8 dollars from the treasury has been a huge help. we have broken into four programs. rural broadband. we gave $1 million.

. >> charles, you know, we claim you as a philly guy. i came into the studio this morning and i drove around the city hall apron. you know the lay of the land in philadelphia. and national guardsmen are already in place because today will be a big day of protests not only in philly but all across the country. what is it you would say to those coming out to protest wherever they might be, big city, small town, today? >> listen, i'm for protests. i'm never going to be for rioting and looting. i've always been against that. but march in peace, talk to each other, and the thing is, michael, i think you have to be really careful when you're protesting because if it gets out of hand one thing that scared me just watching tv the last few days about this pandemic is still going on and when they are spraying tear gas into these crowds, obviously everybody is taking their masks off and coughing and coughing and coughing. so i think, listen. let's make sure all these protests are peaceful because the last thing we need is a big repeat of this coron

shut down their florida training camp after one of the players who'd recently spent time at the phillies showed symptoms tampa's and i was also reported cases and so has the san francisco 49 is an f l. so the premier league in manchester united have drawn $11.00 with tottenham in their 1st game back because football returns around the world the global players union has expressed concerns about player safety kind there's already been a spike in injuries because of insufficient preparation time and congested much jules leagues are trying to make up for lost time because of coronavirus and well governing body thief has tried to ease the load by allowing 5 subs for much liverpool manager gun club says it will be tough but he does want to get the ses unfinished. we have now a lot of games in a pretty short period of time the but that's the challenge for all of us we will see but it will be 100 percent really really tough but for example the injuries from us another and from dusty have conceded have done to do with. with a shrug he's used or anything else these are things again have always con

the phillies, blue jays and the tampa bay lightning all shutdown facilities.ne unidentified player reportedly tested positive for the virus. all players were tested for covid-19 on friday, the team will not release the name of the player for privacy reasons. san francisco giants closed their scottsdale spring training facility today after one person in one family member exhibited mild symptoms and were tested according to baseball operations president. >> between the covid-19 and physical problems, gosh, that's hard. >> there are some that think the nfl, the nba and major league baseball will not even get off the ground at all. >>> more local news at 5:30, a celebration of freedom, the history behind juneteenth. >> we've gone from being recognized only as pieces of property to being recognized as human beings, but still not recognized as being equal. >> reflections on how the meaning of the holiday is being reshaped as america reckons with its pastor >>> a northern california priest streon cbsn bay area, thousands of people gathered around lake merritt in oakl

i want to turn to look at the philly fed numbers here. rick is right.e a manufacturing turn around faster than we thought, and that could be good news i don't have the philly fed data so i'm going to give you a pass on that and say that's good news, but i sure would like to see the claims numbers i will tell you, tomorrow i'm going to talk about a piece of data that maybe did predict the jobs number. it's this home-based stuff it has also stopped improving. as i quoted ian shepard son in the earlier hour there, forecasting was going on job markets with reopenings, some renewed closings, second wave has become very, very difficult to understand precisely what's going on certainly on a real time basis. >> rick, do you have some comments >> reporter: joe. >> steve said you were technically correct. i wouldn't take that necessarily as an insult but you can if you want. >> reporter: technically he's not right either the rate of change is not smaller. >> i didn't want to do this. >> reporter: let's look at may 8th. 2,687,000. the next week it was 2,446,000 th

the phillies shuttered their spring training facility in florida after 5 players tested positive. the tampa bay lightning also closed their facility that's after multiple players and staff members were diagnosed. and the first diagnosed player on the pga tour nick watney pulled out of the rbc heritage today and a member of the forty-niners has been training in nashville tested positive that clears identity has not been confirmed the forty-niners however issued a statement saying that state and federal privacy laws prevented the team from commenting on the personal health of employees, you're looking at video couple. >>days old of 49 ers players training together we know that a number of them have been working out in nashville together and among them deebo samuel who had surgery yesterday for a foot fracture jimmy garoppolo george kittle call use check and several more. many of them members of the receiving corps. more injury news for the forty-niners as well return specialist richie james junior has broken his wrist and he's expected to miss 2 months. last season he had 692 return

losing too many people every day on every day i don't want to stick my life in philly put up are you to somebody and that's the number of law who is show us in the woman who would remain income almost a mother who got a how to seen what mothers have to bury the black sun bird. and that's just the thing isn't as is this plan is not to put it i don't want to see people getting killed this were you griego i don't see people getting to russia i think you should only see people you should see that those. crime rate is based on no drug use. you know people who didn't kill for anything. 95 percent of the crimes. or least 85 percent of croutons is drug related. you know we're a weirdo right now and currently we're the number one. murder capital in united states we also number one in her way and addiction here. why because we have the port which is right there we're willing to the edge of the east coast so a lot of things come through the ports and stuff the way kids get involved with drugs growing up and in a city soon as you step outside your door. being go you're right there. actually some

[inaudible] i've been to north philly. tell a white liberal to hang out on the southside of chicago. before floyd we had nine, 18 black people killed by other blacks. blacks do not want to -- psychological behavior, problem with her father. >> host: counterpoint. that is jim and north dakota. daniel is next out of louisiana. good morning. independent. >> caller: good morning. >> host: go ahead, daniel. >> caller: my question is, which nobody wants to talk about, is a thing called geoengineering, climate engineering, weather warfare. >> host: were talking about the top news story of this week has a been a development on that front this week? >> caller: well, it should be the top news story of the week,, that's what i'm thinking nobody -- it's like the biggest story nobody is talking about. >> host: all right. we'll stick to the news headlines. has been locked in the papers and a lot we've covered so far this week on the "washington journal." want to give your chance if you haven't gotten in earlier this week if there's c a