congressman hank johnson, and ray mcguire, my thanks to both of you tonight. >>> coming up, america's athletes aren't just sticking to sports anymore. they're rising up and calling for social justice. >>> but first, my colleague richard lui with today's other top news stories. richard? >> rev, good sunday to you. >>> some stories we're watching this hour, the biden administration is putting johnson & johnson in charge of a baltimore vaccine manufacturing plant. that facility recently had to dispose of 15 million doses due to an ingredient mixup. the plant had previously been producing both the johnson & johnson and astrazeneca vaccines. >>> pope francis held a scaled-down version of the traditional easter mass at st. peter's basilica in rome. he called for free distribution of vaccines to the poor and condemning of violence in myanmar. >>> ncaa women's basketball tournament final is tonight. arizona and stanford face off at 6:00 p.m. eastern. men's championship game is tomorrow, gonzaga faces indianapolis. more al sharpton after the break. k. mio... water tastes like, well...water. so

ray mcguire is the former vice chairman of citigroup and candidate for new york city.te you making time for us today. >>> well officers injured outside of the capitol has been released from the hospital. you could see him there getting out of the wheelchair to a cheering crowd. the officer has been with the capitol police for ten years and has two young children. we wish him a speedy recovery. ♪ making a difference, starts with making a commitment. a promise to others. using the lessons you've learned. the values you believe in... to show what you're truly capable of. ♪♪ i'm still exploring what's next. and still going for my best. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm reaching for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? i'm on board. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases yo

ray mcguire. i went to him and said i think it is time to do something different.t finished actually writing a book called "the other wes moore." it was an important process for me to be reflective about my own life, and that is when i said i made the decision i really wanted to leave finance and focus on these issues that are my life's burning issues. david: so now you will be leaving shortly robinhood. are you going to pursue a higher calling of private equity, or are you thinking of doing something else? wes: i know the work i want to do. i'm thinking about what is the right platform. ♪ david: being a rhodes scholar, a white house fellow is not enough, you have to write a book as well to make everybody else look bad. you are doing too many things. so tell people now who are watching who the other wes moore was. wes: right after i got the rhodes scholarship, the baltimore sun, wrote this article about this local kid who just got an award and was going to england on the scholarship. and at the same time, they are writing a series of articles about four guys who wa

myself, reverend sharpton, ray mcguire, who is running for mayor in new york.overnor patterson there, also. and we were there. we were analyzing what was going on, at the time. you know, looking at the witness that was up there on the stand. talking to the family. listening to, you know, what they had to say. and they -- and they had mixed emotions. sometime, they were okay. and sometime, some of the family would just break down. just break down and cry. >> and i have seen you comfort other families, including freddy gray's family. and i just want to play for you. blayne alexander, one of our reporters spoke with some hbcu students about how this trial has -- and the verdict impacted them. take a look at this for just a moment, please. >> so, you were, what? 13 years old? when trayvon martin was killed. so you have been watching a number of these trials, almost in rapid succession, your entire childhood. >> i am identifying that because he looks like me. and then, you keep going on and as i age, so do the victims. you give mike brown, eric garner, as i get olde

from what i understand, david, the people that are going to benefit from this will be andrew yang, ray mcguires in new york about cultivating them because they've both come out against tax increases in this environment. very interesting what's going on. by the way, when you have no friends, you're usually out of office. i don't know if this was a good move for andrew cuomo. david: yeah. there's also rumors that mayor giuliani's son might actually run for governor. you're right, he's losing his support left and right here. he's trying to buy his way out of an impeachment, but i don't know if this'll help. charlie, thank you very much. coming up, a look at the real estate scene in hot spots like florida and texas. ♪ ♪ this has gotta be a good life -- ♪ gonna be a good life, a good life ♪♪ [laugh] dad i got a job! i'm moving out. [laugh] dream sequence ending no! in three, no! two, keep packing! one. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered

ray mcguire, a former city group guy, african-american, moderate voice, would be a great voice for newre extreme candidates, he is going to push new york in the wrong direction. we saw with amazon and aoc when they got ahold of it. killed amazon, which would have invented a new city. that kind of thinking, that pushes the amazon or potential amazons away, we are in trouble. it's a real tipping point for new york. >> i'm not talking about politics. new york is one of the most progressive cities in america. if new york gets a progressive mayor, that's fine. it lines up with new york city. you want that mayor to be competent. you want them to know what they are actually doing. >> yeah. >> i actually think it's the hardest political job in america. and to have a political neophyte who ran for president with some -- it's one thing running for president and putting some quirky ideas out there and getting some media attention. but, man, when you are running new york city, again, i'm not talking ideology. i'm talking competence to quote michael dukakis. that's my biggest concern right now. i j