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wallace spoke with our robin roberts earlier this month. >> you look at the confederate flag and, yescommunity is in a lot of pain, that's a symbol of hate. >> reporter: at talladega, some 5,000 fans packed the speedway obeying the new flag rules inside but marching loud and proud with the confederate battle flag outside. a plane flying above the track with the flag also flew a sign that read, defund nascar. rain delayed this race. it is now set for this afternoon. one of the most famous names in racing, dale earnhardt jr., shared his support for wallace on line saying that he hopes bubba wins it today. amy. >> yeah, i think a lot of people think that. what a despicable display on all accounts. >> i love to see he's standing up for it. he's not backing down and the support that he has from everybody else. >> we're cheering him on tomorrow definitely. >>> coming up next here, a couple sues the fertility clinic they say misplaced a healthy embryo. dr. ashton joins us with what y choose a clinic yourself. >>> all the powerful moments from the espys. the espys. who said that? the lady at

here now, david muir, robin roberts and byron pitts. >> good evening. and it's an honor to be here with my colleagues tonight and our team. we thank you at home for joining us. it's a critical moment in american history. as we come on the air at this hour, the remarkable scenes that have been unfolding across the country yet again. protests over the deaths of george floyd now in their eighth night, including right here in new york city. thousands of protesters all over the city. a curfew here in new york 8:00 p.m. after last night's 11:00 curfew did not work. violence descended on the city after dark. prevents in los angeles, houston, philadelphia, and chicago. robin? >> david, as you well know, the image that we have coming in now -- tens of thousands demanding justice and change in the u.s. over the last several days we have seen peaceful demonstrations. we have seen those during the day transform into eruptions of violence and looting at night. tonight we're going to take you inside those protests and we're going to look for answers, byron. >> robin,

she was asked about that yesterday on "gma" by our robin roberts. >> i as a citizen want to know whatry are you trying to be on? is there a person in that uniform? i know there's a person in that uniform. i want to know the people in these powerful positions of saving or taking a life, i want to know they're with the citizens and committed to taking a stand against the system and the injustices. >> well said. the guardsmen explained to palmer they cannot abandon their assigned patrol area. >>> next to a very excellent wish to the graduating glass of the san dimas high school from bill and ted themselves. >> keanu reeves and alex winter who famously were in the 1989 cult classic "bill and ted's excellent adventure" made an appearance during the graduation ceremony at the actual high school. >> we want to wish you the best of luck going forward. >> congratulations to the graduating class of 2020, well done. >> san dimas high school football rules. >> rules! >> most importantly, we wanted to tell you to be excellent to each other. >> and party on. >> hey! >> excellent. by the way, bill a

the huffington post" reports accusations she made racist comments about staff members, including robin roberts. abc news releasing statements saying, there are deeply disturbing allegations in this report we need to investigate. these allegations do not represent the values and culture of abc news where we strive to make everyone feel respected in a thriving, diverse, and inclusive workplace. barbara fedida also released a statement. and unlike these heartbreaking and incredibly misleading claims about me, that track record is well documented and undeniable. again, abc news is investigating these claims. >>> coming up, the red flag warning across half a dozen states. the tinder-dry conditions and gusty winds that are creating a fire hazard from california to colorado. >>> plus, the extra cash that could be hiding in your closet. how to clear extra space while cashing in on some of those forgotten fashions. (pirate girl) ahoy!!!!! (excited squeal, giggling/panting) gotcha! (man) ah! (girl) nooooooooooooo! (man) nooooo! (girl) nooooo... (vo) quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messe

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said derogatory things about the staff including an alleged racist comment about our colleague robin robertsment from abc news management. there are deeply disturbing allegations in the story that we need to investigate and we have placed barbara fedida on administrative leave while we conduct a thorough and complete investigation. these allegations do not represent the values and culture of abc news where we strive to make everyone feel respected in a thriving, diverse and inclusive workplace. in a statement to abc news, barbara fedida said, i am proud of my decades of work of hiring, supporting and promoting talented journalists of color and unlike these heartbreaking and incredibly misleading claims about me, that track record is well documented and undeniable. abc news has placed fedida on leave and has launched an investigation. >>> well, coming up next that bombshell new biography about first lady melania trump revealing the real reason the author says she didn't move to washington until months after the inauguration. i've been on and off oral steroids to manage my asthma. does that so

saying oh my gosh the looting well there's looting on wall street right now there's looting on robin hood the robert of a plowing into a dead loser dead certainty of losing 100 percent of the money or like the gold traders we've reported on for many years now they are a fact of li a gang that's manipulating the price and that's unequivocally been proven time and time again that the gold market is a manipulated market and we've had plenty of track record and even regulators admit that it is a manipulated market maybe the robin hood people are saying let's do our own looting let's do our own manipulation we could quickly turn a lot of these gains into big one which i can also buy robin in a strange way warren buffett. poison and kind of got the anger up of the millennial after he blew out of his airline stocks a huge losses the robber to me as a buying it up and profiting and converting it into becoming so warren buffett has been funding their retirement their big coin retirement of robin hood millennial and gen z. users with his his his misinformed trade airlines well ok on the one hand the problems

doolin had a bit of a robert -- a robin hood image. the gang was dissolved when bill was tracked down and killed in 1896. there is kit curry whose real name was harvey alexander logan. he was known as the wildest in butch cassidy's out long gang known as the wild -- outlaw gang known as the wild bunch. them including kit carey post for a photo in 1901, which i put on the screen for you. funnily enough, the pinkerton learned about the photo, got a copy and put it on one -- wanted posters across america. kerry during his lifetime was wanted on warrants for 15 murders what it was believed he had murdered at least twice that number. william pinkerton called him the most vicious outlaw in america and said quote he has not one single redeeming feature. he is the only common in the line know of who does not have one good point. i tried to find the identities but i kept running into lists they gave me different information. i did not spend enough time looking into it. then there was cherokee bill, whose real name was crawford goolsby. he was r

journalists joining me now via skype from minneapolis is one of the protest organizers robin ones italy thank you so much robert for coming on so what have you witnessed in the past few days we've seen pictures from right across the united states of uprisings. yeah and just also is that how i. just the dynamic that's taken place on the ground there's no protest organizers a lot of these occupations then protests and rallies are really happening organically and it's. led by community and it's very grassroots so i'm just part of the organization that's been responsible so that means on the ground but i don't what the prime it is that there is a centralized leadership that's guiding what's happening on the ground because that's not the case last week. minneapolis president african-american male by the name of george floyd went to his local neighborhood grocery store to purchase some items and as he was walking up the store police officers approached him and immediately threw him onto that ground and then proceeded to. place one part where our. presence of plays his knee on george's neck for about 10 minutes which

>>all right robin thanks for the warning happening today, cdc director robert redfield and the coronavirus task force member doctor anthony fauci will both be testifying on capitol hill. they and other top government health officials will be updating a senate committee on the latest efforts in the fight against covid-19. this comes as several states struggle to contain the virus as they start to reopen amid a nationwide jump in case counts the increase in cases affecting more than half the states in the country. hughley and sciences is setting prices for its covid-19 drug ram disappear, it will cost $390 per vial for the government which includes medicaid. it will be the same prize for developed countries as well a typical five-day treatment course would include 6 of ailes and that adds up to more than $2000 a patient, private insurance companies will be charged more $520 a vial until now the company has been donating the drug to the u.s. government. it's the only medication that's been approved for emergency treatment of the coronavirus. >>democrats on capitol hill are pushing forward the

beginning to try to play the role of robin hood by giving away food to win over them while keeping a people in desperate. al jazeera. every. you want you all deserve me still robertin doha a reminder of our top news stories across the world half a 1000000 people are known to have died from quote a virus and more than 10000000 have been infected a quarter of all of those infections and deaths in the united states which is by far the worst hit country the u.s. health secretary is warning time is running out to contain the virus but the window is closing we have to act and people as individuals have to act responsibly we need to social distance we need to wear fit or face coverings if we're in settings where we can't social distance particularly in these hot zones in brazil protesters have been demonstrating against president diable sonora is handling of the crisis they've set out a 1000 crosses in the capital brazil is the 2nd worst country in the world the us president says intelligence agencies are told in the report suggesting that russia or offered to pay taliban fighters to target american troops in afghanistan were not credible but the new york times who 1st

robin what we have breaking news this morning. a major decision from the supreme court regarding abortion. the court has struck down a louisiana law that would have regulated abortion clinics. chief justice john roberts joined with the more liberal justices in the ruling that a law requiring doctors who perform abortions have admitting privileges privileges at nearby hospitals violates the abortion right the court first announced in the landmark roe v wade decision back in 1973. the louisiana laws virtually identical to one in texas that the court struck down back in 2016. in the east bay police are investigating reports of white pride flyers posted in martinez's take a look at a picture of the flyer. it says white pride worldwide and it calls for white people to unify against quote black thugs and the black lives matter movement. police say was found near downtown martinez close to the martinez jail, the white pride worldwide is a phrase commonly associated with white supremacist. happening today, the alleged golden state killer is tentatively set to plead guilty that plea deal for joseph de angelo will spare him from the death penalty. but in return, he must admit to dozens of rapes it could not be

peskin for the late raymond lie and rober robert, and on behalf of supervisor stefani, supervisor peskin, and supervisor and president yee, for the late mrs. robin brasso. >> president yee: okay, colleagues. that brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president yee: thank you, madam clerk, and as there's no other business, we are adjourned. >> clerk: thank you. >> good morning. the meeting will come to order. welcome to the thursday, june 18th meeting of the government audit and oversight committee. thank you to this committee's clerk, john carol and thank you to sfgovtv for staffing this remote meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> in order to protect board members during the health emergency the board of supervisors legislative chamber and committee room are closed. this is taken pursuant to various local, state and federal orders and directives. committee members attend through video and participate to the same extent as if physically present. while the comments will be available for each item.

deborah roberts talked to some parents about their concerns about how to talk to their kids right now. good morning, deb. >> reporter: hey there, robint feels emotional just talking about it. so many of us just grappling, trying to figure out how to talk to our kids about what's unfolding in front of them, particularly those of us with black sons. i spoke with one mom who says she's never felt more powerless in trying to assure her sons that they're safe at this moment. and as you say, first the pandemic and now racial strife is leaving us feeling more vulnerable than ever before. like many parents i'm talking with my 17-year-old son nick about the sickening events around the country and what it means for him as a black teenager. >> are you worried, are you scared, what are your thoughts? >> oh, i'm a little worried. >> yeah? >> because if i go to the city the cops might, like, take me down and try to, you know, hurt me. >> reporter: those words rip at my heart, my son fearful for his safety. yet not surprising with images like this of george floyd's agonizing death, angry protests and hostile riots. sarah smith, a mom of three black

peskin for the late raymond lie and rober robert, and on behalf of supervisor stefani, supervisor peskin, and supervisor and president yee, for the late mrs. robin brasso. >> president yee: okay, colleagues. that brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president yee: thank you, madam clerk, and as there's no other business, we are adjourned. >> clerk: thank you. is -- >> our united states constitution requires every ten years that america counts every human being in the united states, which is incredibly important for many reasons. it's important for preliminary representation because if -- political representation because if we under count california, we get less representatives in congress. it's important for san francisco because if we don't have all of the people in our city, if we don't have all of the folks in california, california and san francisco stand to lose billions of dollars in funding. >> it's really important to the city of san francisco that the federal government gets the count right, so we've created count sf to motivat

peskin for the late raymond lie and rober robert, and on behalf of supervisor stefani, supervisor peskin, and supervisor and president yee, for the late mrs. robin brasso. >> president yee: okay, colleagues. that brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president yee: thank you, madam clerk, and as there's no other business, we are adjourned. >> clerk: thank you. >> ♪ ♪ we are definitely pioneers in airport concession world a world of nationally if not entirely or internationally >> everybody is cop us right now. >> the people that were in charge of the retail this is where that began. >> i didn't think we would have a location at the airport. >> we've set the bar higher with the customer commerce. >> telling me about the operator and how you go about finding them and they get from being in the city to being in the airport. >> so first, we actually find a table and once we know what we want a sit-down we go to the neighborhoods in san francisco and other people seminary of the retail let us know about the rain water and are excited to have

. >> reporter: and our very own robin roberts will be presenting a special award honoring college seniorur influence and renounce all violence. >> the racial profiling has to stop. >> we may suffer alone but we survive together. >> reporter: this year the show spotlighting calls for social justice. [ crowd chanting ] >> it's a no-brainer for us to emphasize the significance of what's going on around the world. >> what if i was george floyd. >> if i was george floyd. >> if i was george floyd. >> reporter: wilson is one of countless athletes who have spoken out in support of the black lives matter movement. nfl commissioner roger goodell changing his stance now supporting players who peacefully protest including by kneeling during the anthem and even encouraging teams to hire do tnk theot it epni wrong? >> well, you know, i think colin was dely trying ntion --t'se ality is that raci still real. >> reporter: he says having another baby on the way lens urgency for change. >> one of the greatest gifts in the world is children and to really understand that a new life is coming in this world an