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it is winning ralph ramsey, made it to the european championship.— european championship. to _ european championship. it is an honour to be — european championship. it is an honour to be in _ european championship. it is an honour to be in that _ european championship. it is an honour to be in that sort - european championship. it is an honour to be in that sort of- honour to be in that sort of company. i know how high i am held in esteem and get the results that are putting our country on the football map again, really. if there been any nerves _ football map again, really. if there been any nerves against _ football map again, really. if there been any nerves against the - football map again, really. if there i been any nerves against the ukraine and the first match away from wimbley, harry kane settled them within five minutes, the first of two more goals with the captain of these euros. the defender also getting on the score sheet. find getting on the score sheet. and encland's getting on the score sheet. and england's confidence will again be soaring _ england's confid

so welcome to ramsey island. island for over 20 years. this is the largest gull in the world. it's the great black—backed gull. i've seen one eat a rabbit, whole, live, down in one. they have also been known to take little terriers, so definitely not one to be messed with. seagulls are pretty intimidating though, aren't they, so... at nearly 400 feet in places, the western cliffs on the island are some of the highest in wales, making it one of the best places for birdwatching in the uk. 25 years ago, an oil tanker spilt 72,000 tons of oil into these waters, turning beaches black and killing thousands of seabirds. this devastating event spurred on locals to develop a marine code for visitors. part of the problem is other water users who are not used to the area don't know the area, don't know the wildlife. and it is not knowing about it, so not knowing that they may be disturbing it. the code encourages visitors to plan ahead, reduce speed and keep their distance from wildlife. people will only save what they are

they left us ramsey clark champion civil rights and liberties. as linda johnson attorney general drafted the fair housing act in 1968, his dad just as tom c. clark resigned from the supreme court to avoid the appearance of conflict of interest involved in cases the federal government might bring to fill that c l. b. j appointed thurgood marshall, the 1st african american to serve on the high court in 1968 presidential campaign. richard nixon, the fire clark. later private practice from representing alaskan natives, more re history. attica prison writers among are disadvantaged and unpopular in 1972 with no and war. he met with communist officials and had criticized americans conduct the war in 1980 after americans were taken hostage in iran. he went there, violating the trap and criticize the united states. shot ramsey clark is 93. we rode islanders last ne beard, near welcoming a young, distracted washington in 1978. as their real life mister smith goes to washington house. peter, who got elected the congress champions, issues important to the e

chief ramsey and phil mudd. it's a huge problem.ls and they're very, very concerned about what's going on, not only in massachusetts or philadelphia, but throughout the country right now. an enormous problem seems to be getting worse. to our viewers, thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. you can always follow me on fw twitter and instagram at wolf blitzer. you can tweet the show show @cnnblitzroom. "out front" starts now. >>> the death toll is rising as crews sadly pull another body from the debris of the florida condo collapse. >>> plus, white nationalists echoing trump's big lie as they march through the city of philadelphia. that city's republican commissioner, al smith, who has pushed back against trump's baseless claims, is our guest. >>> an urgent manhunt is now underway this hour after a golf pro and two other people were found dead on a country club golf course just outside atlanta. let's go "out

the most important team selection since sir alf ramsey's 25 -- 55 selection since sir alf ramsey's 25nd the lightning seeds, they have been performing the song in central london. it was like coming home, it was my coming _ it was like coming home, it was my coming home, that will's coming home _ coming home, that will's coming home. f . coming home, that will's coming home. j , , , ., coming home, that will's coming home. , , ., ~ ., home. every's seems to know the school. they've _ home. every's seems to know the school. they've seen _ home. every's seems to know the school. they've seen it _ home. every's seems to know the school. they've seen it all - home. every's seems to know the j school. they've seen it all before, theyjust know school. they've seen it all before, they just know there school. they've seen it all before, theyjust know there is the score. england's going to throw it away, going to blow it away, but i know that they will play because i remember three lions on a shirt, and jules rimet still gleaming, 55 years of hurt, it never stops me dreaming... of course, they

i want to bring in charles ramsey and elliot williams. is shorter than what the justice department asked for. how did that happen? do you think this is too lenient? or was this fair in this case? >> look, it could have been much higher. let's talk about the sentencing guidances. there is art and science to how people are sentenced. every crime has a range and it is based on the severity of the crime, the person's criminal history. because there a gun involved? were there children nearby? and they get a formula. the range for this defendant was 15 to 21 months. so presumably, they could have sentenced this defendant to nearly twice who he got and still been within the federal sentencing guidelines. what the judge credited which is perfectly reasonable is did he accept responsibility? did he do it in concert with other people? was he tied to other white supremacy organizations like some of the other people? and we can talk about that a little bit later. so, yes, it is pretty low. it still could have been higher. still would have been defens

those golden generations expected to emulate what sir alf ramsey achieved with his team.1 under gareth southgate is perhaps the best chance yet. they've never been closer. this was our moment, to represent our time. the near misses, and the tournaments that have not gone so well, are so important for this team. over the last four years, they've knocked down so many barriers, they have come through so many different challenges, different ways to win matches. had to come back from being behind, had to go through extra time, had to go through extra penalty shoot—out. so their resilience and experiences as a team have really prepared them well for this moment. 0n the journey to london yesterday, the players were reminded just what this means to the nation. from the local villages in staffordshire, turning out to line the route as they left their training base, to the welcome they received as they arrived at their hotel. cheering and applause. the players even received a good luck message from tom cruise yesterday — the captain knows that this mission will be all the more poss

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he went to hawaii for a visit with shark expert ocean ramsey and her friends in the sea mr.made a life out of research and conservation, debunking shark misinformation the way she does that is to get up close and personal with the sharks and ts time, she took us with her. >> reporter: it's estimated roughly 180 million americans make their way to the beach each year and while there's only a handful of deaths from shark attacks during that time, spurred on by movies and stereotypes, the perception of sharks as terrors of the deep and mindless man-eating machines still persist. ocean ramsey wan to change that if you're looking for her, this is where she'll likely be, studying, swimming with, and getting very close to sharks all around the world let me begin by asking what is it you do. >> we go out every day to collect data on sharks and we get to take people with us to teach them about the biologygy d the body language of sharks. >> reporter: sharks and their conservation are ocean's passion, the vastness of the deep blue her second home. what's the biggest misconception abou

and philadelphia police chief charles ramsey about his book "the profession: a memoir of community, race, and the arc of policing in america." >> bill, how are you try to good. goodre to be talk with your turn to you. let me start by saying i read your book and i thoroughly enjoyed it. it really was a very good read, some so glad that you wrote it but i do have first question. the book really chronicled your entire career which obviously was a tremendous career that you have had span, what, five decades but you chose to start chapter one with december 20, 2014, the murder of officers ray most and -- why did you choose that event to really start this book? >> guest: for several reasons. one, it was one of the most significant and, unfortunately, horrific events in that fifty-year career where you lose two officers at one time. that thankfully still an exception but such a horrible tragedy coming five days before christmas. secondly, it was unfortunately reflective of what was going on and eventually accelerated the next several years, the breakdown of trust between police and so many comm

the golden generation is expected to emulate what sir ralph ramsey achieved in 1966.er gareth southgate has a best chance yet. they have never been closer to sporting immortality. the mind games have started. gareth southgate says... the intelligent manager has said no, they have a huge advantage, having played six of their seven games at wembley. gareth has asked fans not to boo the anthem of italy. when england go abroad and the english anthem is booed, it inspires a team, and it is important forfans to respect the opposition. i suspect that might fall on deaf ears tonight. but wembley will be electric. it is a strange experience for these england fans. the edge of their seat has never felt so comfortable, especially with everything that has gone before. southgate explained last night that the team will do tonight what they have done this whole tournament. ignore the noise swelling around them, controlled that controllable. that is a most english of sensibilities, to keep calm and carry on. natalie, thank you very much. fans across italy are also preparing for the b

this time on sunday, i know we are going to have the most important england team selection since ramsey, harry kane, jordan, gordon banks, we can go through the less we know on sunday will be. but be lovely to mention all of those names come monday morning. major championship winners. wherever sports are watching this weekend, we hope you have a fantastic weekend. tomorrow and then jump on the bus for the wembley final against italy. england will be wearing white, italy will be wearing blue, it could be an absolute classic. whatever sport you are watching, have a wonderful weekend. lot of cloud could be missed in places and some outbreaks of rain becoming a bit more widespread across southwest england and south wells. with going to be quite a mild and muggy night to come. and to tomorrow, we'll start the day with a lot of cloud around whether there will be some sunny spot is gradually breaking through on southern england a part of the day is wet, the rain pushing into southwest england and parts of east anglia and clinton going to the afternoon here. we'll get to see some sunshine in th

was nationally known for his work on cases like the columbine massacre, and the murder of jonbenet ramseys interest in natalie was personal as well as professional. when they met again a few years later, he asked her to lunch. >> i took him up on the offer, and i had the longest lunch i have ever had. it was hours. and it was fabulous. i loved every minute of it. >> reporter: hours turned into years. they got engaged. >> he was a brilliant forensic psychiatrist, but he was, in my biased opinion, an even better human being. >> reporter: steve had two sons with his ex-wife and they were the center of his world. >> he would say to the boys, "work hard, don't say can't, be nice and have fun." >> reporter: steve was a master at delving into someone's mind and understanding what made them tick. >> no matter who retained him or what they wanted him to say, he would always tell you what he really thought. i'm sure you noticed that about him. >> reporter: i did. >> my name is dr. steven, s-t-e-v-e-n pitt, p-i-t-t. >> reporter: i interviewed steve pitt in 2016 for a report on the 20th anniversary o

maggie ramsey's mother lived in the 12 story condominium and was inside when it crashed down in the middle of the night. >> she came from cuban 61, worked all of her life, was really living her best life right now. she loved being at the beach, and she loved her two grandchildren. >> reporter: she was informed her 80-year-old mother's remains had been identified in the rubble. omar villafranca, cbs2 news, surfside, florida. >> the portion of the building still standing will have to be demolished but that work won't begin for some time. >>> the economy continues to open up and that helped more american side work. the u.s. added a better than expected 850,000 jobs in june. the unemployment ticked up slightly from 5.8 to 5.9%. assigned that more people are t progress since last spring when unemployment was nearly 15%. >> district of our cover is helping us flip the script, instead of workers competing with each other for jobs that are scarce, employers are competing with each other to attract workers. >> the report sent stocks higher in all three indices. they had hit all-time highs and it wa

here is what yasmeen ramsey has to say, whose mother died in the collapse. yasmeen: some very poor decisions were made, and it robbed me of saying goodbye to my mother. yamiche: president biden spent some 300 hours -- some three hours meeting with grieving families. >> the whole nation's morning with these families. they have seen it on television. they have gone through hell, those who survived the collapse as well as those missing loved ones. yamiche: nancy pelosi convened a committee to look into the insurrection at the capitol. in new york, the trump administration was charged with running a tax fraud scheme. and sunday was the fourth of july, the day that president biden hoped to have 70% of volatile's vaccinated, but he will fall short of that goal as the delta variant is quickly spreading. we have some of the best reporters covering it all. jonathan lemire jos us from new york city. joining at the table, ayesha rascoe of npr and jonathan swan of axios. thank you for being here. this was a busy newsweek, but we want to start with what happened in flori

on the key cities, including condos and candle, ha, vertical i call the catalyst should be arrest ramsey told us despite the rapid gangs of taliban, there is a silver lining to the u. s. troop withdrawal. the situation is i want to sound has been really chaotic for the last 20 to the american on the pretext of trying to get rid of the government, the regime in cowboy, at that time it was dominated by the dollar bond. but what you've got to really understand is that american interference, and it's good that the americans that now leaving, i want to spend all to get that by the end of september. and really let the money besides them said, was their faith an outcome should be. but so long as the americans are there and also my own government, the british have continuously supported at the us. they should leave. and that's what the taliban have been demanding for the last 20 years. and i hope that really come to an end. as i said, as mr biden, this problem is that all true when lead one is done by the end of september relation and likings, these are at the center was flu of new lawsuit from

balance and band 24 hour and the drive through voting to come here now does include the dozens arrested ramsey government protest in cuba. the heroes welcome to the italian european title in over 50 years. ah ah hello there it continues to be a hot and dry picture across the middle east and event. we've got a bit of a brisk wind blowing in across syria and iraq into queue weight. and by the time we get into wednesday, that will kick up quite a bit of dusk and create some hazy sunshine in katara and parts of saudi arabia. but further south, the temperatures are slightly lower than we expect to see for this time of year. a southerly wind is kicking in across yemen unto mon, bringing those temperatures down slightly. we're also expecting some heavy showers across yemen and coastal areas of oman. but for the very wet weather, we have to move across the central parts of africa. we've got those storms rolling across the open rift valley, edging up into south sea, done. and they do join up with those storms brewing in the gulf of guinea. by the time we get into wednesday, we are expecting some heavy

well, let's get more on the story with ramsey because m e z a professor of law and the city university of new york and council for some of the guantanamo prisons. good time with us on the program, so it's been a long wait for abilities, nasa, but that's still a long wait for those that remain. isn't the yeah, that's correct. so carolyn, thank you for having me. 39 men. remain today. guantanamo, most of them, like mister nasir, have not been charged with a crime, let alone convicted. and many of them, like mister nasir, were turned over to us custody in exchange for a bounty and constituted no quote unquote intelligence value whatsoever, even by the admission of this. yeah, i am the f b i. now the release should have occurred during the bomber administration, both held at when trump took over. so just give us an idea of the expected timeline of the clients that you represented when they might be released or are there more hearings? will court cases bring us up to speed? well, well, the last man has been transferred out of the final. before mister nasir was one of my clinics. clients, mi

economy green inside as always, micro pinto, and octavia ramsey. thank you both for your time. thank you. you're welcome. and that's it for the time you can catch boom bus on demand in the portable tv up available on smartphones and tablets. google play and the apple app store by searching portable tv. portable tv can also be downloaded on samsung, smart tv, and roku devices, or simply check it out portable dot tv will see next time me so what we try to do is really to leverage on the knowledge of this partners from developed countries. and they offer free of charge services stamps, of course little was so we asked this is sort of a broker 12 teams from developing an emerging countries to get access to state. because clearly one of the issues, one of the show stoppers is the cost of the launch in the operation. the in the a top stories is protests empty stadiums. and lastly, in fact, it will tell you bit not quite the opening ceremony. lympics is hoping for us to take here games finally get underway. also these questions are raised over the decline of what was one of the most p

only the second manager after legendary 1966 world cup winning sir alf ramsey to lead england into theionship. it is an absolute honour to be in that sort of company, so i know how high i hold them in esteem, and yeah, it's lovely to be able to get the results that are putting our country on the football map again, really. if there had been any nerves against ukraine, harry kane settled them blend within five minutes. this is the first of two more goals for the captain. harry maguire also getting on the scoresheet. england's confidence will again be soaring. as his team recorded the biggest ever knockout win that a major tournament to cruise into the last four. use it to prove how good you are and that change of mentality means players are expressing themselves. england's quarterfinal triumph became the most watched live tv event of the year, with a peak audience of almost 21 million. today, a nation unified in praise, little time to recover ahead of what fans believe could be a week to remember. iam all i am all right, i think the boys have a sore head! they were partying until one o'

economy green inside as always, micro pinto, and octavia ramsey. thank you both for your time. thank you. you're welcome. and that's it for the time you can catch boom bus on demand and the portable tv app available on smartphones and tablets. google play in the apple app store by searching portable tv, portable tv. you can also be downloaded on samsung, smart tv and roku devices or simply check it out portable dot tv will see next find me ah, ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? type relation. community you going the right way? where are you being that somewhere? which direction? what is truth? what is faith in the world corrupted. you need to this end ah, in china's raising prices. they're the ones who are dictating prices. so we're creating a monster here. we created a brick and monster. we've got china, economy zooming, they can raise prices at will, in no matter how high china raise prices for americans to buy their good biden's, going to print more money to send to china. this is worse to still be in chinese fing

economy green inside as always, micro pinto, and octavia ramsey. thank you both for your time. thank you. you're welcome. and that's it for the time you can catch boom bus on demand in the portable tv app available on smartphones and tablets. google play in the apple app store by searching portable tv. one tv can also be downloaded on samsung, smart tv, and roku devices, or simply check it out portable dot tv will see you next. me . ah. the democratic dominated select committee investigating the events of january 6 on capital hill has been constituted and will start proceedings next week. will it be merely political theatre? a proverbial lunch room? food bite on national display? one thing is for sure these proceedings will reflect deep political divisions. sadly, finding the truth looks to be a secondary important the the. ready ready me a lot. yeah. yeah. the last person, i mean, often the saw with the global blue book truly i don't have someone for the the because it's always more you need to. he's going to contribute the usually so which and practice and what gone. yeah. be

make the most of every minute of a day that has been a long time coming. 55 years after sir alf ramsey'sland won the world cup, they are now in another major final... the match against the four—time world cup winners italy could be the most—watched television event in the uk in broadcasting history. here's our sports correspondent, natalie pirks. come on, england! it is football's christmas eve. some fans are already at wembley, like kids impatient to unwrap their biggest present, but who can blame them? 55 years is a long time to wait. we need it this year, after the time we've had, we need some of this, we need excitement, to be behind our country. southgate hasjust managed to find something that has brought togetherness, and theyjust seem as if they can do it this time. 55 years, not in my lifetime have i seen anything like this. - this was a moment to represent our time. —— our moment. the near misses and the tournaments that haven't gone so well weren't so important for this team. over the last four years, they've knocked down so many barriers, so their resilience and experience as

will have huge home advantage and perhaps this is the year that they can finally emulate sir alf ramsey's966. here is our sports correspondence. come on, england! it is football's christmas eve. some fans are already at wembley, like kids impatient to unwrap their biggest present, but who can blame them? 55 years is a long time to wait. we need it this year, after the time we've had, we need some of this, we need excitement, to be behind our country. southgate hasjust managed to find something that has brought togetherness, and theyjust seem as if they can do it this time. 55 years, not in my lifetime have i seen anything like this. - this was our moment to represent our time. the near misses and the tournaments that haven't gone so well weren't so important for this team. over the last four years, they've knocked down so many barriers, so their resilience and experience as a team have really prepared them well for this moment. this team has taken the public along for the ride. when they left their base in staffordshire yesterday and when they arrived in london, the players were reminded

_ since sir alf ramsey's england tasted world cup glory in 1966, i2 managers of the national team havete him by delivering a major trophy. but none have come as close as gareth southgate. and today, he issued the following message to england supporters. thank you to everybody for the incredible support we've received throughout this tournament. we hope that we've represented you in the right way. we hope that you've enjoyed watching us play. but of course we know now we've got to deliver for you, so we'll be doing everything we can. your support and energy has given us a huge lift. standing in the way, however, the toughest of opponents. unbeaten for three years, italy a sterner test than anything england have yet faced at these euros. whatever today's result, england have already made great strides under southgate, a talented generation of players reaching a first—ever european championship final. and today, the fa president paid this tribute to a team that's given the country a lift when it was needed most. gareth, harry, and to every member of the england team on and off the pitch,

blackrock's larry fink and dave ramsey joined the choir.h forecasts as consumer spending sticks up. then, morgan stanley is next on the docket for big bank earnings. how will it stack up against its wall street rivals? good morning. yes, we did hear from jay powell. we get a second day of testimony today. there he sanguine on the inflation picture. a stark contrast from larry fink, who says epic changes on the way. manus: so epic that larry fink has offered an 8% pay rise. fink warns that you will have to do more on wages. if you look at the chart of wages, it is just turning up ever so slightly. it is very unlikely you get an 8% pay rise, they will take it off you next year. dani: jay powell did point to the end of some of the unemployment benefits. maybe that picks up the slack in the labor market. a lot of the unemployed are women. this does point to a gender gap, with women staying home to take care of kids who are not in school. so it does go further than just unemployment benefits. manus: absolutely. whatever way you cut it up, the bo

dylan ramsey was 13 when he drowned ten years ago. of open water swimming. i realise that if this could happen to dylan, it could happen to anyone, because he was fit, healthy, strong, athletic, a star student, clever, i knew that i would need to make a difference and that i knew that i had already made a promise by this point dylan, i had already seen him in the mortuary, i had already hugged his body, and... i had already promised that his death would not be for nothing. last year, there were — would not be for nothing. last year, there were 176 _ would not be for nothing. last year, there were 176 accidental _ would not be for nothing. last year, there were 176 accidental water i there were 176 accidental water —related deaths recorded in england on the water incident database. a petition started by becky has now reached over 100,000 signatures and will be debated in parliament today. i want increased water safety taught on the national curriculum to include the dangers in and around open water, specifically cold water shock, becau

philadelphia police chief, charles ramsey about his book, the profession, a memoir of community, graceart of policing in america. >> how are you? >> are to be talking with you. >> same here. i read your y book and i thoroughly enjoyed it, it was a good read so i am glad you wrote it but i do have a

philadelphia police chief, charles ramsey about his book, the profession, a memoir of community, grace and art of policing in america. >> how are you? >> are to be talking with you. >> same here. i read your y book and i thoroughly enjoyed it, it was a good read so i am glad you wrote it but i do have a question, the book chronicles your entire career which obviously was a tremendous career you have had for five decades but you chose to start chapter one with december 20, 2014, the murder of officers ramose, why did you choose that event to start this book? >> for several reasons, one it was the most significant and unfortunately horrific events in that 50 year career, you could lose two offices at one time, thankfully is still an exception but it was such a horrible tragedy coming five days before christmas. second, it was reflective of what was going on and accelerated the next seven years, the breakdown of trust between police and so many communities in the country's anger directed towardan police o it seemed to be an appropriate place to help frame the conversation. a third reason

when we drive in here, it is sir alf ramsey way, so many echoes of 1966 everywhere here. of course therereatest moment and you fill every corner of this complex should england beat italy on sunday will be named after every one of these players, and i am sure they will be a very special place reserved for gareth southgate and what he has done for this team over the past few weeks and the last few years and how they have developed. what they will be doing now, yes, they have watched italy but gareth southgate will be going over the italian team in the minutest of details. they only have two full days of training to prepare but you just know that every player trusts gareth southgate and how he will set them up for that euro final. �* , ., ., will set them up for that euro final. �*, ., ., ., , ~ ., final. let's go to italy. mark, what is bein: final. let's go to italy. mark, what is being said _ final. let's go to italy. mark, what is being said where _ final. let's go to italy. mark, what is being said where you _ final. let's go to italy. mark, what is being said where you are - final. le

ramsey will be arraigned in dublin over the attack. he is facing a number of charges including a hate crime. president of china town's chamber of commerce was attacked on eighth street at the end of april. he was going to visit a victim of another attack when a suspect came out of nowhere, beat him, yelled racial slurs. a picture of the attacker helped police track him down. >>> evacuations and road closures in mendocino are being ss ang brush fire sparked near red wood valley. video shows at least one structure going up in flames. >>> crews worked through the night to protect homes and businesses near nevada border but conditions could get worse today with stronger winds expected. >>> from fire danger to heat wave headed to the bay area, stay with us. we answer all your questions with air quality expert ahead in our next half hour. >>> 6:06. with the delta variant spreading fast, should parents be concerned if their kids are unvaccinated? the nation's top doctor weighs in. >>> ahead streaming on cbsn bay area, camping nightmare sendin

and philadelphia police chief charles ramsey about his book, "the profession: a memoir of community, race and the arc of policing in america." >> host: how are ya? >> guest: i'm great, chuck. good to be talking with you. >> host: yeah, same here. let me start by saying i read your book, and i thoroughly enjoyed it. it really was a very good read, so i'm so glad that you wrote it. but i do have, my first question, you know, the book really chronicles your entire career which, obviously, it was a tremendous career that you've had spanning five decades. but you chose to really start chapterrer one with december 20, 2014, the murder of officers ramos andec liu. why did you choose that event to really start this book? this. >> guest: well, for several reasons.>> one, it was one of the most significanton and, unfortunatel, horrific events in that 50-year career. when you lose two officers at one time -- that, thankfully, is stillti an exception, but it was such a horrible tragedy coming five days before christmas can. y unfortunately was refight give up what was going on and eventually acc

julian ramsey, la los angeles rams says i know two people who got the vaccine but are covid positive.as bad if he don't get the vax. no pressure from me. >> do you think the nfl runs the risk of losing some players? >> the nfl, chris carter, the great hall of fame receiver told me something my rookie year back in 1998. he said the nfl doesn't need you. right. individually, the nfl doesn't need you. the nfl is a business. it's a corporation. it's one of the largest american sports, franchises on the planet. they're going to protect their assets. they have been in the stance to protect the shield onds having outbreaks on teams is not going to benefit the nfl and if these players want to opt out, the nfl gave players an option to opt out last year. hundreds of players opted out. it was no force on them to come and play. playing in the nfl is a privilege. the nfl has the right to implement rules and restrictions it deems to protect the brand and the shield. that's what they're doing. they have a bunch of rules. you can't smoke marijuana. you can't do certain things. you may not agree with

and philadelphia police chief charles ramsey about his

and philadelphia police chief charles ramsey about his book the profession, a memoir of community, race, the ark of policing in america. >> bill how are you? >> i'm great chuck could be talking with you. >> same here. let me servicing a read your book and i thoroughly enjoyed it. it really was a very good read. i am so glad you wrote it. i do have a first question. the book chronicles your entire career. obviously was a tremendous career that you had, it spanned five decades. but you chose to really start with chapter one with december 20 -- 2014 the murder of officer. why did you choose that event to really start this book? >> for several reasons. one, it was one of the mostsi significant and unfortunate horrific events and that 60 year career. we lose two officers at one time. that is still an exception. if it was such a horrible tragedy coming five days before christmas. secondly, it was unfortunately reflective of what was going on and eventually accelerated over the next several years the breakdown of trust police in so many communities in the country. the anger directed towards th

. >> brian: you got it deandre hopkins replied out to follow up a tweet from jaylen ramsey he got a messageroblems. that is the story in some people the way they take it meanwhile, we move ahead. up next, how can we reward a country that just poisoned the world and give them the next olympic games is anybody going to boycott that? some say we should and, will cain's plane has just landed. will he make it to midtown on time to go on the clock? we'll find out. ♪ ♪ we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ ♪upbeat music♪ transitions™ light under control. ♪upbeat music♪ transitions™ signature gen 8™ available now, in 4 vibrant style colors. transitions™ people everywhere liv