we will go first to halley potter. guest: i'm glad you brought up the research on headstart because i have a different reading of that. we have research on headstart that has followed children through their k-12 experience into adulthood. we have seen the benefits include increased earning for children and stronger health outcomes. the academic gains are there, too. kerry is right that there are some next findings that they have not carried as far as you would want in elementary school. when i look at that, i think we need to be looking about what are these supports for low income children eligible for headstart when they enter elementary school. the fact that they are showing up to kindergarten ahead is fabulous. we are not providing the right levels of support when they get to kindergarten. one of the things that is fabulous about headstart is it is a whole child model. thinking about the cognitive development of children, how they are learning literacy, but also emotional and social support. there is support for par

chauvin trial, is that a template for how you will proceed against kim potter?ellison: no, because every single case is unique. cases are as unique as fingerprints. all of them are different in many different ways, so our approach will be tailored to the case itself. i do not want anyone to expect because we did one thing in one case we will do the same thing in another case. what people can expect is we will bring the same level of urgency and commitment and fairness and professionalism. after that, anything to be different. >> how likely is it that we will see perhaps some of the team that was assembled for the derek chauvin trial be a part of the kim potter trial? a.g. ellison: it is very certain that some of our regular employees at the attorney general's office will be on the matter. whether the team will shift were monkeys to another as you get be determined, but i know more than just the minnesota attorney general's office has the urge for justice. if and when we need to reach out i expect we will have all the help we need. >> i was thinking of the people

we will go first to halley potter.: i'm glad you brought up the research on headstart because i have a different reading of that. we have research on headstart that has followed children through their k-12 experience into adulthood. we have seen the benefits include increased earning for children and stronger health outcomes. the academic gains are there, too. kerry is right that there are some next findings that they have not carried as far as you would want in elementary school. when i look at that, i think we need to be looking about what are these supports for low income children eligible for headstart when they enter elementary school. the fact that they are showing up to kindergarten ahead is fabulous. we are not providing the right levels of support when they get to kindergarten. one of the things that is fabulous about headstart is it is a whole child model. thinking about the cognitive development of children, how they are learning literacy, but also emotional and social support. there is support for parents i

is one of the david david potter is one of the giants in in the history of american historians. he didn't live very long you only live to be 60 years old which is which is too bad the book that really got me on to the point you're talking about. it was about lincoln and his and the republican party in secession crisis and he made powerful argument about how you shouldn't start at the end of that story, which is there's firing on fort sumter war comes and all of this happens. you need to read forward in the evidence to understand that there isn't really inevitability at work there. i just i mean a little light went on in my brain when i read that and he and he he talks about all the contingent things that were going on during the secession winter of 1860 61 in that book. it's a book that still well well worth reading. no, even though it's 80 years old now or nearly 80 years old the other thing by potter that really impressed me as a graduate. so i love the impending crisis, which it was finished posthumously by by dawn farenbacher, but it's his essay on on nationalism the histori

at that moment, potter opened her mouth widely.gether and her lips sealed. she also began to flinch and blink her eyes when the judge set a potential trial date for december 6th. and there was a moment at the beginning of the trial or excuse me at the beginning of the hearing when potter bowed her head. that was the moment when the judge acknowledged the attendance of daunte wright's family and friends who were inside of the courtroom. toward the end of this hearing, the judge made it very clear by saying she wants this case expedited and she said the judge regina chew in part says it to the benefit of everyone to come to a resolution or trial as quickly as possible. erin? >> adrian, thank you very much. obviously, interesting the reporting coming to a resolution or trial. that perhaps they would be able to resolve this in someway before that december date. >>> finally tonight, they are officially known as unexplained arial phenomenon. uaps, we call them ufos, us normal people and former navy pilots are revealing what could be clos

." ♪ ♪ mark: welcome back america, i want to tock brave lie about the police officer, potter, potterd right that took place this week. i heard somebody say the other day the fact that officer potter was shows our justice works no it doesn't it shows our justice system is not working. because officer potter shouldn't have been charged with anything. this is a horrific accident. and i looked at mms in second degree in minnesota since every state is slightly different. and it says in part -- a person who causes the death of another by any of the following means is guilty of manslaughter in the second-degree. and may be sentenced to imprisonment for not ten years to pay a fine of not more than 20,000 or both. by the persons culpable negligence where shall person creates unreasonable risk, in consciencely takes chances of causing death or great bodily harm to to do she didn't do that. she's a police officer that car was stopped not because of -- of a freshener hanging from the mirror. that car was stopped because license expired. and when she called in license she found out that mr. wrigh

and finally important news for harry potter fans butter beer the drink of choice for underage wizards in the beloved book series will soon be on tap in downtown manhattan it's part of the harry potter flagship store set to open june 3 this week butterscotch flavored drink which features in several the books will be served or often bottled there's even butter beer or ice cream it's all non alcoholic meaning it's up to you to create the magic. and the reminder of the top story this hour. the u.s. has posted its largest jump in prices in 12 years from think over 4 percent in april compared to the same time last year the federal reserve to raise interest rates earlier than expected. thanks for watching. the coronavirus. is the rate of infection. measures or. the latest research. context. coded. to find. it was trying to. make the last few years have been quite o'brien. and learned of a home when it comes to also. perhaps the biggest the new i'm going to prove i love to be in the news there are pros in there at home but when you feel giving your realize it's called just another way of livi

right now potter is free on $100,000 bond.hooting and killing duante wright last month during a traffic stop. in camera video, potter is heard that she was going to use her taser but accidentally grabbed her gun and shot him. it happened in the minneapolis suburb of brooklyn center. there was rioting and looting afterwards. the city council voted to have an unarmed department that will respond to traffic stops and low level violations. her son would still be alive if this new department was around. here in downtown minneapolis, you were here, there was a lot of razor wire, fencing to protect this courthouse. today, much more peaceful and a different scene here in downtown minneapolis, martha. >> martha: thanks, matt. so nobody at the white house appears to be listening to the alarm bells coming from larry summers. back in february, he said that his assessment of president biden's economic policy was that it was about to cause the highest inflation that america has seen in half a century. nobody at pennsylvania avenue took that

no, even though it's 80 years old now or nearly 80 years old the other thing by potter. it really impressed me as a graduate. so i love the impending crisis, which it was finished posthumously by by dawn farenbacher, but it's his essay on on nationalism the historians use of nationalism and vice versa, which is an awful title, but a great essay. it was also something that really impressed me and and telling arguing about a number of things one being that it's there almost never just clear dichotomies in history that people have a range of influences. that act upon them as they decide what to do and we need to be aware of these complex groups of influences and attitudes that they have but he also talked about how historians have a tendency. to treat people they don't like in the past differently than people they do like in the past and the issue he was talking about their specifically was the idea of confederate nationalism. he wrote this originally in the mid-1960s early 1960s and then it was reprinted. but he said there's a tent that if you argue that there was confeder

. >> three harry potter getting his tv acquits show competition but real winners will be the people whoannel 9 3/4 third ant fourth days of super fans battle it out over who knows most about -- wizarding world only show ever contestant is weakest link the show accepting applications to enter competition personally would i rather run head first into wall of a train station but if a potter headed why not take a break, sign up now this is your chance to make your wizard house proud not regular house they are very ashame of everything you do, four. pizza hut japan selling is a pizza with ice cream maple syrup do best stuff first, the maple syrup or google translator is broken the maple vanilla ice cream pizza enchanting as a gob with governor cuomo, it is maple sirru and oil, the pizza invented by employee won the annual recipe contest, and assuming other recipes cicadas, 2700 japanese yen the equivalent of 88,000 bitcoin so far reviews surprisingly good most say a missed opportunity to stuff crust about peanut burt, the last guy ended up looking like this. o know speaking of creatures i wi

harry potter is getting his own tv quiz show competition.artoon network's. you can also fight on channel nine and three quarters for the show will feature consecutive days of harry potter super fans they will battle it out over who knows the best about jk rawlings world. silly game show where every contestant is the weakest link. especially on a dodgeball team. the shows now accepting applications to enter the competition i'd rather run headfirst the wall of a train station but if you are a potter head why not take a break from yanking your wand and sign up now. this is your chance to make your withered house corrupt proud. not your regular house they are very ashamed of everything you do. topic number four. pizza hut japan is selling pizza topic i skip or maple syrup. those are the best stuff to first. i scream and maple syrup or my google translate is broken. that's very straightforward about enchanting as a job with governor cuomo. the pizzas no tomato sauce it pizza cheese ice cream maple syrup and oil. or is chris christie because of th

the chief and potter resigned 2 days after this incident. she's due in court monday for an evidence hearing potter objected to the cameras being in court. the republican party remove congresswoman liz cheney from her position as the gop conference chair today. >> our washington correspondent basil john reports now on reaction to the vote and who could be next to take the position. >> we cannot embrace the big lie and embrace the constitution during a closed door meeting. house republicans voted wyoming congresswoman liz cheney out of her leadership role because of her ongoing criticism of former president trump. we cannot be dragged backward. by the very dangerous lives of a former president. illinois congressman adam kinzinger says cheney should not be punished for her stance. truth cannot coexist with lies. truth cannot coexist with fall so you cannot unify with that soon after the decision, new york congresswoman elise stefanik announced her run for change position. she already has the support of pennsylvania congressman mike kelly and io

harry potter's wand and eyeglasses are also go under the hammer.orn by daniel radcliffe during production on "harry potter and the deathly hallows." the auction will take place three days starting in the end of june by a store in los angeles. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," it's smooth sailing for tourists to alaska, and we'll meet a dog who won a taste testing gig. diane king hall is in new york. with those stories and morning. good morning, diane. >>> good morning, anne-marie. stock futures with a higher rally after yesterday's session. tech stocks outperformed as worries over rising inflation were pushed to the side at least for now. the dow gained 186 points. the nasdaq rallied 190. the s&p 500 was up 41. >>> cruise ships can start to travel to alaska this summer for the first time since the pandemic broke out. president biden signed the measure into law yesterday. it will alla to sail directly from washington state to alaska, without requiring a stop in canada. right now, canada has a ban on cruise operations. cruise lines have already begun anno

inside the world's only official "harry potter" flagship store. it opens next month.tterscotch-tasting treat will be sold on daft, in bottles and a butterbeer ice cream. >>> ellen degeneres says that she's ending her long-running talk show. the upcoming 19th season will be the last. degeneres told "the hollywood reporter" that the show is no longer a creative challenge. ratings have dropped after reports surfaced that she ran a toxic workplace. she apologized but says the allegations did not influence her decision. the show started in 2003. >>> and a four-time world competitive cliff-diving champion did something no woman has ever done before. take a look. >> three, two, one -- [ cheers ] >> that is australia's rhiannan iffland become the first woman to successfully complete a dive from a moving hot air balloon. after diving events were canceled because of the pandemic. her bid for the fifth consecutive championship starts next month in france. >>> a minneapolis tv meteorologist couldn't seem to get enough of herself after a technical malfunction. >> ooh. that's funky

the bottles float all around you in the bar so if you love harry potter as much as i do.dy so my grandson and i wept down to universal butterbeer at the harry potter place. i had no idea whether a it was. >> kennedy: it's awesome. >> juan: that's it for us have a great weekend, everyone. >> martha: bye everybody. >> shannon: good evening, welcome to washington i'm shannon bream for bret baier. breaking tonight the biden administration is playing defense over republican and former trump officials accusations alleging the timing of the cdc new mask guidance for vaccinated people was political. the administration has said that's nonsense and that it is following the science but has the science changed in the past two days. dr. francis collins, director of the national up students of health joins us in just a minute to answer that question and more. but, first, we go to the white house and correspondent peter doocy on the north lawn

a judge has ruled that the second-degree manslaughter trial for kim potter will go forward.lling daunte wright back in april. she claims she mistook her gun for a taser. the trial could start in early december. wright's death sparked protests around the city and nearby minneapolis where the derek chauvin murder trial was under way. >> brooklyn center mayor, mike elliott, joins us now. mayor, thank you for being here. but before we get to exactly what's happening in your community, can we just start by the difference between what we've seen in terms of how north carolina and north carolina has handled that case, the andrew brown case, and what's happening here? do you understand why it took so many weeks for the public to see the body cam footage and do you see why the da made the decision he made today, that that shooting was justified? >> you know, i can't -- you know, in my view, the body cam footage should remain available with somewhere between 24 to 48 hours, first to the family and then released to the general public. the investigators enough time to interview witnesse

our understanding kim potter has not entered any plea today.n slaughter charge and a december 6 trial date was floated. potter is free on a $100,000 bond. she's charged for killing duante wright in a traffic stop. in the video, potter said she was going to use her taser but she grabbed her gun. this happened during the george floyd trial. the city council says they have an unarmed department that will respond to traffic stops and low level violations. here's wright's mother responding. >> i truly believe that if this was implemented prior to april 11, our son would still be with us here today. >> during the george floyd-derek chauvin trial, this city was on lock down. today, no fencing and boarding has been removed. a peaceful day in minneapolis, sandra. >> sandra: thanks, matt. john? >> john: officials in king county washington are set to drop $100 million in covid relief money for housing the homeless. dan springer has more. hi, dan. >> hey, john. through the $1.9 trillion american rescue plan, the taxpayers all over the country are paying fo

and it's valued at auction for $80,000-$120,000. >> reporter: from "star wars" droids tharry potter'ser says the top props are expected to bring hundreds of thousands of dollars from collectors. >> one of the hottest items in our auction is this original "indiana jones," harrison ford fedora hat from "indiana jones and the temple of doom," the second film. this is valued in auction for $250,000-$350,000." >> reporter: but there are other items on the block that will be more within reach for movie fans, including props used in "batman," "terminator," "wayne's world" and "iron man." >> this is a great opportunity for any collector, especially a collector that is a fan of film, tv, any sort of media like that. we've even got pieces for comic art collectors in this auction. we've got something for every price range from the hundreds of thousands to the low hundreds, such as these background shoes from the movie "elf." these will be in the lower range of prices, but the hope is that with 1,300 lots, anybody that's a fan of these films can come and walk away with something that they love. >

the bottles float all around you in the bar so if you love harry potter as much as i do.whether a it was. >> kennedy: it's awesome. >> juan: that's it for u ♪ funny how the world keeps turning ♪ look ma, no hands. pete: good saturday morning. thank you for joining us here on "fox & friends." we have a two for for you this morning. it's armed forces day. you saw that we're also live from the preakness stakes. we'll be there in just a moment. and i'm joined by my main man will cain and as you move your way up the stairs. we are no

video shows potter shooting right during a traffic stop last month. she could be heard shouting taser before firing her gun multiple times. the former police chief called this an accidental discharge and potter resigned and was charged with second-degree manslaughter. >> in the east bay, a rallies celebrated the video while denouncing hate and violence. police say crimes against this community were up 300% from to 2020. california's new attorney general was at yesterday's rally and says he is prioritizing protecting a api individuals from crime. >> we need to make sure those who commit hate crimes are held accountable that we are actually identifying and investigating any crimes as such. to the community, i say i see you, i value you, i am you. >> we are standing out here really to say we don't want to be afraid. we don't want to have to worry about who we are. we want to be proud of who we are. >> this community says it keep calling out hates to end the violence. nearly 80% of asian americans are discriminate against. according to the nonprofit leadi

to forget about the people who are buried there wanted to forget about the fact that there is a potter's field but there is a place where difficult stories are hidden the fact they were using inmates to maintain this act is very a site where 1000000 souls are buried where so much of new york city's history is buried is the cement of the inequality that has existed in this city for centuries . that it can work when it came from but those with a chance. to do god they see a way to move for bush's last push to keep the influence over the. course 93 didn't the us didn't know his reasoning because i thought the white. flesh a little fish not go for the beautiful bill and want to show that it is the deeds of the speech was there to show us more but the worst of us was that should be. possible to what school it wants this issue of. you know wolf it really. is not out of the store to get to eat it and appreciate all of i have to much of what you mean yes the clutter seized dole mama was a shade but they say you can be when you get out of the scott. peterson you're chicago's 3 center but it's als

kim potter has a pretrial hearing in hennepin county district court. video shows potter shooting wright during a traffic stop last month. she could be heard shouting taser multiple times before firing had her gun. the former police chief called it an accidental discharge. potter resigned and was charmged with second degree manslaughter. >>> some places on the east coast are facing significant gas shortage delays after the colonial pipe line restarted after a cyberattack. the pipee ssslis of glo if you look at washington d.c., it doesn't look that way. 70% of gas station stations are expected to fill up within the next few days. >>> a jet blue flight headed to san francisco had to divert mid flight because of an unruly man on board. passengers tell us he was harassing women, possibly doing drugs and refused to wear a mask. j.r. stone has the story from sfo. >> reporter: cheering from passengers on a jet blue plane that departed new york's jfk enroute to san francisco international airport. it had to be diverted to minneapolis due to an unruly passenger.

today, the judge marked december 6th as the tentative start date for kimberly potter's second-degreer trial. last month, potter shot and killed wright during a traffic stop for expired tags in brooklyn center, a minneapolis suburb potter claims she thought she was firing her taser but pulled her gun out instead by mistake she pleaded not guilty meantime, the city is making changes to its own policing. cnbc's valerie castro here with a look at the police reform underway there and really across the nation >> in light of the death of daunte wright, the brooklyn center city council moved quickly to pass police reforms over the weekend the 4-1 vote came down after several hours of testimony that included daunte wright's own mother the reforms include the creation of an unarmed civilian division to handle minor traffic violations and respond to mental health calls a new city department will be created to oversee community safety and the reforms will also prohibit arrests for low level offenses wright's mother says it's all a step in the right direction. >> mog is going to bring my son back

want to forget about the people who are buried there want to forget about the fact that there is a potter's field that there is a place where difficult stories are getting the sack they were using inmates to maintain this active site where 1000000 souls are buried where so much of new york city history is buried is the few minutes of the inequality that existed in the city for centuries. this is boom bust the one business show you can't afford to miss branch of war in washington coming up one of the world's largest crypto currency exchanges is reportedly under investigation by the u.s. justice department and the i.r.s. we're going to tell you why plus as the vaccination drive continues into the summer well take a look at the state of global travel and later reports show a record number of job openings in the united states as business is a shortage of workers will go over those causes of a packed show today so let's dive right in. the day after the colonial pipeline shutdown was corrected thanks in part to a $5000000.00 ransom paid in crypto currency the i.r.s. and department of justice are

i will start with you, halley potter. they say an analysis released by the penn warden budget model, a nonpartisan group, projects that the cost of the president's plan will exceed revenue by 2050 causing a drag on the economy despite the gains the plan proposes. is that a potential downfall for the plan? guest: one of the things we have seen in recent research the past decade is that we have seen that early learning programs benefit not >> will take you live to the white house with the president is about to give an update on the april jobs report and the economy. pres. biden: i want to put today's job report in perspective. we came to office, we knew we were facing a once in a century pandemic and day once in a generation economic crisis. we knew this would not be a sprint, it would be a marathon. quite frankly, we are moving more rapidly than i thought we would. this morning we learned our economy created 200 66,000 jobs in april. it has not been adjusted, but that is what it said. 266. listening to commentators today,

his office will lead the prosecution against another minnesota police officer, kimberly parker -- potterg death of daunte wright. this is half an hour. ♪ >> no justice. >> no peace. >> say his name. >> george floyd. ♪ >> i would not call today's verdict justice, however, because justice applies to restoration, but it is

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the show will feature four consecutive days of harry potter super fans and battle out over who knowsout jk rawlings was earning world. the only game show where every contestant is the weakest link especially on a dodgeball team. the show is accepting applications to enter and personally, i'd rather run headfirst into a wall of a train station but if your pothead, why not take a bring from yanking your wand and sign up now? this is your chance to make your wizard house proud. not your regular house, though, they are still ashamed of everything you do. topic number four. pizza hut japan selling a pizza topped with ice cream and maple syrup. they always do the best stuff first. ice cream or maple syrup or google translator is broken, the enchanting maple vanilla ice cream pizza, straightforward. a job with governor cuomo, the pizza has no tomato sauce, just ice cream, maple syrup and oil. or the five food groups. people invented by an employee who won the annual recipe contest and i'm assuming the other recipes involved, the enchanted pie cells for 2700 japanese yen, currently 88000 poi

and the beloved book series will soon be on tap in downtown manhattan it's part of the harry potter flagship store set to open june free this week butterscotch flavor drink which features in several the books will be served or often bottled there's even butter beer or ice cream it's all non alcoholic meeting it's up to you to create the magic. and the reminder of the top story this hour. the u.s. has posted its largest jump in prices in 12 years jumping over 4 percent in april compared to the same time last year at n.p.r.'s the federal reserve receipt to raise interest rates earlier than expected. etc must thanks for watching. the. climate change was the spark that made her take action. cloudy augustina else in portugal is suing 33 european countries and a forest fires in her homeland are far too common. with a group of other young people she's heading to the european court of human rights. with success. some good strong. next on. going to the conflict zone with tim sebastian america's circuitry of scale downs and a blueprint was in ukraine last week visiting the families also lives

hallmark leadership was not as strong as potter is in the west bank. so what we seeing now, and the biggest fear of israel would be seeing things flaring up in the west bank, and that would make things far more complicated. for now, it seems to be under control, but it's the pension is quite high, it still, you know, lasting. where do you see the situation going from here? well, the key would be how do, how to israel for the americans, for the west bank leadership of the palestinians, that is the past and authority. how can they regain control over the situation? and that means how can they, we can come us and aid seems to be the main key here. what the americans are trying to do may be with the support of the emma rates, for example, who are now connected israel normalized pies with israel last year. doing the abram accord, they will try to see if there's a way for them to control aid in the way it, you know, it's, it's being channelled into the infrastructure development in gaza with the help of the west bank leadership of thought. and that will help

forget about the people who are buried there it's wanted to forget about the fact that there is a potter'sfield that there is a place where difficult stories are hidden. in new york city is celebrated as the place where anyone can achieve their dreams of but those dreams haven't been achieved by everyone. it's true of people toiling away dating out the titles for subways or building a skyscraper as. is true of people or wound up homeless or because a society shunned them as happened during the aids epidemic. those stories might not be flattering to tell even more it might tell us things about our present that we'd rather not face. we owe it to the people who have been buried there and are being buried there to bring their stories to light. so my bill to move the jurisdiction of heart i'm in a i believe that we're at a place where we can finally the momentum is growing to make hard line a public place that is not forgotten. 1000000 new yorkers who built this city made this city the city that it is today they should not be forgotten they need a better space to be resting. the dawn all or are

at deal potter's gun and pawn. he >> says i am here to seize the jennings gun. >> and a few weeks after that, a man with teacher and khakis walked. and >> he was a sergeant within missouri state highway four. joel i'm here investigating the murder of lisa jennings. i said what are you talking about murder? it was in the paper, was ruled a suicide. and he said, no, he killed her. >> that was an all. >> then he goes, what did jennings say to you about his wife having an affair? i said, he never said a word to me about his wife have an affair. why? was she? and he said yes, and we can prove it. i said, well that explains a lot. he said, you mean why he killed her? i said no. i said why she did this. i said maybe everything caught up with her. you know? >> meaning, thought dale, something about the affair clock pushed her over the edge. then dale offered the sergeant a family history. >> i said, do you know don't you, that her dad killed himself. and he goes, your full of -- he said her dad is a life and he lives away

the judge set a december trial date for kim potter.eves potter meant to use her taser when she fired her handgun instead killing daunte wright. the trainer of kentucky derby winner medina spirit has been suspended from entering horses at new york racetracks. the penalty for bob baffert includes belmont park where the belmont stakes will be run june 5th. medina spirit tested positive for a steroid after the derby, faces disqualification if a second test confirms the first. the horse finished third in last saturday's preakness. we are just a few weeks away from what could be a ground-breaking report to congress. about ufos. declassified videos and mainstream media attention have now brought a subject long considered on the fringe into public focus like never before. here is correspondent gillian turner. n some cases there are simple explanations for what people are witnessing. but there are some that are not. >> gillian: it's the question that secret sectors of the u.s. government have been pondering and tracking for decade. who is flyin

buried there wanted to forget about the fact that there is a potter's field but there is a place where difficult stories are given the fact they were using inmates to maintain this active site where 1000000 souls are buried where so much of new york city history is very is the meant of the inequality that existed in this city for centuries. children caught in the crossfire in a week of rage between israel and gaza of missiles from both sides of intensified all week as the death tolls continued to collide we spoke to peace activist and floyd front man roger waters. when we're talking about gaza which we can a barrel full of fish in the israelis shooting in to. stop the madness that's the plea of the israeli president chaos reigns on the streets as our big jewish communities clash violence surges on all sides with shops found lies tossed one arab drivers dragged from his vehicle and beaten unconscious . as tensions run high approach these across europe as police there.

former brooklyn center officer kim potter is now set to stand trial in december.harged with second degree manslaughter in rights killing last month following a struggle during a traffic stop. the former police chief of brooklyn center, said he believed potter meant to use her taser instead of her gun rights. family disputes that the shooting was accidental. they wanted prosecutors to file murder charges. the u. s. supreme court will hear a major abortion rights case next fall, and the case could have huge impacts on the historic roe versus wade. ruling fox news david spun tells us what's at stake. five decades after the landmark roe v. wade decision, abortion rights could soon be rolled back significantly. the court agreed to weigh in on a mississippi law that would ban the procedure after the 15 week mark before viability when a fetus can survive outside the womb. this is that play in attack on roe v. wade this is a 50 year precedents coming out of the supreme court. that has laid down the law. and yet we continue to see a new increase in attacks on bro. the whit

to forget about the people who are buried there wanted to forget about the fact that there is a potter's field but there is a place where difficult stories are hidden the fact they were using inmates to maintain this act is very a site where 1000000 souls are buried where so much of new york city history is buried is the commands of the inequality that exist in this city for centuries. the government has in determining which sounds is it going to mean sewer and was known does it not point to ensure and it does that based on the racial makeup of neighborhoods. neighborhoods that had a certain number of black presidents what had literally bad lines trying to round them on the map. and they wouldn't insure mortgages in those areas because they believe the property is but not hold value the brain turned on a loan they said i'm a bad risk. banks take up that same practice exact they're not going to land in those areas that meant that all these benefits were flowing to potential homeowners were flowing to whites and not only to minorities it creates this kind of racism into our ownership cultu