amy: that is robert king in 2016. robert, you're joining us on the phone.ces, our deepest condolences to u.s. well, joining us not far from where albert succumbed yesterday to covid. your thoughts? >> amy? are you referring to me? amy? amy: hi, robert. if you can share your thoughts today on albert, his life and death. >> can you hear me? amy: we hear you perfectly. >> well i was listing to bert -- listening to the program. wow. kind of hard -- it seemed as if albert was in the room with me. look, my sentiments now, albert was my brother. he was my friend. i am going to miss him. we saw things in and out of prison. we decided [indiscernible] albert, just in short, he decided to do just that. he took the government knowing it would create a ripple and knowing they would eventually create tsunami effects. he understood his reasoning for existing. he lived out that. kind of hard for me to believe. but then again, you know, this will carry him on into eternity. he won't be forgotten. amy: he will certainly not be forgotten. i want to go back to 1972 when albert

king. >> robert menendez. >> al: veterans. >> john tester. >> al: of montana! arggh!use me, excuse me. where are you from? >> wyoming. >> al: perfect. can you name your two u.s. senators? >> uh -- john buras sew and loomis. >> burasso is the third ranking member of the republican party. >> al: who's second ranking? >> john thune, south dakota. >> if mcconnell ever retires, thune becomes the minority leader. >> or majority leader, of course. >> al: of course. where do i find all the idiots? [ cheers and applause ] >> al: things are not going so well for the former president right now. last week, the fbi seized 11 sets of highly classified documents from donald trump's mar-a-lago estate. and trump is taking it exactly as you'd expect. last night, he wrote, "there is no way to justify the unannounced raid of mar-a-lago, the home of the 45th president of the united states." "who got more votes by far than any sitting president in the history of our country." now trump keeps saying that he, quote, got more votes by far than any sitting president in the history of our count

i'm robert ray, with king and staffing shortages triggered a wave of airline cancelations over the weekend to flight, aware more than 2500 flights were canceled . thousands more were delayed. the transportation department is now proposing refunds for delayed flights aimed at protecting the rights of travelers. under the potential rule, travelers would be reimbursed if their flight is canceled or delayed at least three hours for a domestic flight. six hours for an international flight. if you don't get cash. obviously if you're gonna get about your it probably should be be good forever. but again, i think the number one thing is if you cancel the flight, you should give them a refund. the transportation department's proposal would require airlines to notify customers of their entitlement to a refund before offering vouchers or travel credit. president biden visited kentucky today to look at the damage from last week's devastating floods is robert ray tells us the president met with families and promised funding to help with that state's recovery efforts. president biden looking at in shock

king and she had become friendly with robert kennedy to her. boyfriend peter edelman, and so she went to visit king on her way to atlanta to see i mean visit kennedy on her way to atlanta to see king so they started talking and he said has dr. king and well, he's you know, he's just he's full of despair. you know, it's just what to just a boil i mean exploding and he said well, he said i think all the poor people to washington stay there until congress does something embarrass them, you know just force the issue just get and so she went to kings that say his idea king was planning to do something but she went left his house went to meet with them. the sclc was planning the next summer's campaign. can't love the idea. so they began planning. what became the poor people's campaign focusing washington focused on, washington. and and i was going to ask you i know we're running towards them, but anyone want to describe the poor people's campaign what the goal was was king is killed before it. well the strategy. i mean, i sort of laid it out, right bu

marc king is killed. robert kennedy is killed. but beyond these extraordinary moments, there is a kind of violence downstream. election workers being attacked, ordinary folk being attacked. i think we need to be clear about that. and i think we all need to understand in this, moments ali, that we are finding people who are being self radicalized as they are kind of engaging on a line. and we see these people who aren't belonging to organizations, engaging in violence, or being threatened to engage in violence. i think you are absolutely right in this regard. but also i want to say this really quickly. we have to be very careful of collapsing all of this with donald trump. trump is a kind of symbolic figure who is representing these focal believes that they are in a cultural and demographic threat. that underlying cause is not going away, even if donald trump is locked up. >> it is a very valid point. joyce, on friday night we had a conversation with your sister in law college ill wine-banks, he was very involved in watergate. beca

our justice department been disc committed to civil rights since robert kennedy and the civil rights movement were filed, martin luther king and john lewis. so this is a historic day on every level. and you think about the fact that they have plenty of me overwhelming proof that these officers not jas was negligently execute and, and no not warrant but to make appointment. they also bad. oh warner that led to deadly conflict with that led to deadly consequences of this innocent black woman and knew they were like jennifer clock and the f b. i. agents who were working with the civil rights division. they made a point to acknowledge that they know they will fossil find the documents and that is critically important because they knew that those officers were likely rely on their falsified documents. that they would likely come to brianna's upon me, come to brianna's appointment, and kick in the door. they know that these fossil fat documents, this search war, would lead them to think that it was a dangerous situation that they were going to have guns drawn. and they knew that these false, so fide documents were likely to lead

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commitment to civil rights, i think, than any other justice department, say probably robert kennedy, who focused on helping dr. kingore thing. you also represent the family of breonna, greer who fell out of a police car and died from injuries sustained in her falling out of the car. investigators explained the fellow officers had left the car door opened where she was sitting. can you give us a quick update on that case? >> thank you so much, this is georgia's brown that we are dealing with this morning, in 2022. on monday, we're gonna have alicia wilson and -- forensics at the university of michigan is going to give the preliminary autopsy results. so actually keel breonna greer, this black mother of three-year-old twin daughters, who was having a half -- mental health crisis, and ended up dead in police custody. >> it does this string credulity how the police -- and not secure the door. real fast, does the finlay believe the narrative that comes from investigators so far? >> the family, her parents have said, want answers, want the truth. because those little girls are going to grow, up and they are going to ask,

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robert schiffman joining us. coming up, restaurant shares higher today. the coming just reported quarterly results. we will hear from the ceo of tim hortons and burger kingylor: this is bloomberg markets. jon, maybe one of your favorite burgers, restaurant brands international. tim hortons sales up 12%, and burger king sales up 10%, more than doubled some estimates. for insight into what numbers to say about the recovery, let us bring in the ceo. i am curious what you are seeing within this consumer behavior. our consumers trading down to help hedge inflationary pressures? >> great to be here. we are excited by the progress we've made in the second quarter. we sat some good momentum and have been working quite a bit in that business for the past couple of years back to basics. we were up 14% in canada. burger king internationally, aggressive growth in the quarter. bk u.s. making steady progress as well. popeyes moving in the right direction. the overall consumer sentiment is mixed. the situation is challenging. inflation is having an impact across daily life. we have seen inflation in energy costs, fuel prices are up, interest rates up. it is certainly a

king of afghanistan. it sold for nearly $10 million. today's best assignment, can you believe people go out and do this. this is robertrank at the auction in monterey, california.>> reporter: it is the super bowl of car collecting. 85,000 buyers and sellers from around the world are rolling into pebble beach for four days of parties, rallies, races, and award shows. more than 142 cars are slated to sell for $1 million or more. there smashing the previous records. the collectors say prices have gotten so high, so fast, the market might be in for a slowdown. >> they are and on an usual trajectory. the great ones will continue to go up. the not so great ones will plummet. remake the auction houses say they have more bidders registered than ever before. international buyers are back this year after 2 years away. >> we have big crowds. ticket sales are up. we have great quality cars. >> reporter: a new generation of collectors and started to buy online during the pandemic, adding fuel to the bidding wars. they like cars from the 1980s and 1990s. at the top of the market is the vintage race cars. this 1955 ferrari is the mo