around sabrina and herfamily at church and putting arms around sabrina and her family at this hour. this is going to be controversial in some circles, yet they opened the doors anyway, not knowing what would happen, not knowing what would happen, not knowing how people would behave. and, as! knowing how people would behave. and, as i spoke with them on the phone and he welcomed his family, i think we all giving them a lot of, we should not take them for granted andi we should not take them for granted and i think that they are deserving ofa and i think that they are deserving of a lot of honour, he is a man and she is a woman of courage, we have too many holy punks in the pulpit. you all know i will say what i've got to say. give a hand now pastor remus wright and sister mia wright. applause. i also want to and i'm going to get into my euology, so we can stay on time, but i must recognise attorney ben crump. i called him black america's attorney general. probably because we don't feel we have one. ben crump has fought and stood for many cases and he has with him a legal team i'm sur

sabrina, you're now running for council.ence, you have become a reserve police officer to try to improve relations between the community and police after your nephew was killed. what message do you have for the floyd family, for this country about what can be done between police and communities of color. >> i would say to the floyd family to keep the faith and believe that justice can be done. i would say to america, the same thing. keep the faith. i mean, if you can be a part of the process, learn to be a part of the process and become a part of the solution, our young people need to know that they can get educations, get jobs as lawyers, politicians, police officers and be able to protect your communities along with yourselves and your families. >> all right. i appreciate both of your time so very much. and i thank you. >> thank you, erin. >>> next, tensions escalating between the president and military leaders over handling the protests. and tonight, the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff under president jorgeor

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sabrina fulton, thank you so much for being with us. >> breaking news. atlanta police chief has resigned this afternoon. the mayor is calling for the firing of a police officer involved in a deadly shooting last night. cell phone video has emerged of the incident involving a black man at a wendy's drive-through in atlanta last night. as we understand it right now, officers got a report of a man asleep in his car blocking other drivers. we want to warn you the video we're about to show is disturbing. video of the incident seems to show 27-year-old rashad brooks running away from police officers when he was shot. atlanta p.d. says he had failed the sobriety test and was resisting arrest when he took one of the officer's tasers, possibly pointing it at the officer. the fulton county district attorney office and the georgia bureau of investigations have launched probes into the shooting. we'll be right back. shooting we'll be right back. normal to have constipation with belly pain, straining, and bloating, again and again. no way. more exercise. more water.

this followed a hearing i'd held the previous year where we heard heartbreaking testimony from sabrina fulton, the number of trayvon martin and lucy mcbath, the mother of jordan davis. lucy has been elected to the u.s. house of representatives from florida since. both of these innocent young black men were gunned down by violent white vij antes -- vigilantes. now we again grieve the lives of two black men and a black woman, lives cut far too short in incidents of inexplicable, inexcusable violence, ahmaud arbery out for a jog. breonna taylor at home in her bedroom. and george floyd on a curbside in minneapolis. once again those gut-wrenching words i can't breathe brings tears to our eyes. how many more names of black men, women, and children will we cry out in protest before things change? we need to have an honest american conversation with law enforcement officers about training, inherent bias, use of force, and consequences for wrongdoing. we need to prohibit police misconduct that is discriminatory and deadly. we must recruit and train the next generation of law enforcement to prot

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i want to ask you, sabrina, though, it's interesting because in the midst of this you have the militarylicly contradict being the president, but you have republican lawmakers, for instance, on renaming bases named after confederate generals, that got out of a republican majority committee, and you have since added marco rubio, another republican senator, saying he's open to renaming the bases. is this driven in mart to the president's popularity in the midst of all of this? these are all politicians. i just wonder if it's your read that they see a greater freedom to defy the president here based on concerns about his political weakness. >> well, certainly there is a direct correlation to the polls where you see a growing number of americans who are supportive of what is at the heart of these protests and addressing issues of racial justice and that includes an increase in support for removing confederate statues and other symbols, even thought the president, of course, has firmly planted himself on the other side of that issue. i think on the issue of confederate statues, a lot of that

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. >> sabrina sediqqi, national politics reporter for "the wall street journal" as well. i don't have to describe to you the enormous political implications of this decision, and i haven't seen it yet, but i imagine within minutes we'll have the president tweet something along the lines of we need another justice. >> well, just to break down this ruling a little bit. this law, of course, would have required doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital, and because complications from abortions are extremely rare, it's often difficult for those doctors to enter into contracts with hospital because they simply don't generate enough patients. now, the interesting thing is chief justice john roberts when examining a near identical law in 2016 in texas, in that case he dissented even though the court struck down this law. this clearly has to do with precedent and not going against the supreme court's earlier decision. it is a victory for women's health advocates who were very concerned about what access to abortion will look like with presiden

. >> reporter: in charlotte, north carolina it's back to business for greg and sabrina collier. the couple recently reopened their restaurant, leah and louise, serving southern cuisine. >> we try to look at the menus and curate something that's very intentional, that's rooted in blackness, but something that everybody can understand >> reporter: for juneteenth they're serving memphis style pork ribs and potato salad. >> we want to use this juneteenth to say that's freedom day, we're still fighting. >> we want to say, look, this is what we are, this is where we're from >> reporter: juneteenth recognizes the day enslaved black people were finally freed, during slavery they preserved african tradition by cooking with what they had available. >> the foods of enslaved black people are some of the bedrock of so-called soul food. >> reporter: from his kitchen in harlem donovan woodley runs the weekender, a meal service delivering gourmet soul food. >> reporter: you're making each plate and in the middle of a pandemic serving it. >> bringing in the type of food i make it's a good servic

not far behind mind sabrina who were hoping to be a floundering shell cosigned. these faces speak volumes. are in deep trouble one point from their last 7 games with 0 since the corona restart courage david wagner seemed to have worked wonders back in the full. there in freefall visitors on saturday fair to blame and 2nd from bottom but boyd by recent results just in time for the season run in they seem to have woken up after bagging 4 points against 50. the belief in staying up is back a win that childcare would put them back within 3 points of safety and filin cole felt side made a confident impression a team with total commitment every challenge was rewarded with ecstatic applause from the bench. the management's decision to stick with coal for it despite the club's crisis now seems to be paying dividends on saturday braman mordred possession 80 percent in the opening stages they control the game and always look likelier to score as for shall go last season's champions league action is a distant memory they don't even look like a top flight team now that avera

walnut creek's sabrina ionescu was the first-round pick of the new york liberty in april. hoping to suit up. >>> positive sign there could potentially be fans at the pga championship in harding park in early august. the memorial tournament of ohio set for middle of july will allow for a limited number of fans after the state governor approved that to happen. golf's first major is set to tee off in san francisco august 3rd through the 9th. we'll have our fingers crossed for that. san jose earthquakes got the okay from santa clara county to begin individual workouts this coming week. yesterday the team held a blood drive to help their community. 50 people donated at the drive. that followed expanded safety and sanitation protocols. good stuff there from our friends at earthquakes. broncos gm, former stanford star john elway said he's not going to stay on the sidelines in the fight against racial injustice. today his team joined protests at state capitol building. star linebacker von miller was among players that spoke and addressed the crowd. >>> still no fans allowed at spo

. >> reporter: sabrina truong is embracing her new gardening hominy with gusto.gie garden, a positive distraction for the 22 year old as she finishes her senior year at ucla. sheltering in place inside the campus apartment she shares with roommates. what is the campus like rhino? >> it's a ghost town. it is so quiet. it's also really eerie almost, i guess. like i've never seen the campus so empty, so quiet. >> reporter: her long anticipated graduation ceremony canceled for now. a situation serena's family is struggling to accept. >> they are also really disappointed because like my dad was not able to see me graduate high school, and being a first generation, it would've been like the first person in my family to graduate, and it was supposed to be does big deal, and now it's just kind of like i will get the diploma in the mail. >> reporter: but it's her future job prospects that serena worries about the most. >> in the recession, everyone is losing their job, and there may not be places hiring because they are taking such a hit. it's really try flying for a new

sabrina ionescu and natalia bryant, the oldest daughter of the late kobe bryant making a dance video. 3-year-old bianca bryant makes a cameo, sending them into laughter. have a wonderful saturday night. see you at 11:00. garvin thomas: hey, everybody. i'm garvin thomas. for the past eight years through the "bay area proud" series, i've been sharing stories of the good things people do each and every day. we've chronicled more than 600 of them since we started, and we thought now, when we could all use a bit of good news in our day, it would be a great time to share some of our favorites. every "bay area proud" story is, of course, different but at their heart there is one thing they all have in common: someone doing something nice for someone else. at times it can be a grand gesture but more often than not, it's just lending a hand. like what happened one day at the end of a fremont cul-de-sac. garvin: it was a great day on murphy court, all thanks to a bad view. david perez: you can see the-- above the garage and all-- garvin: that view was out david perez's living room window of his

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for opening the doors of this church and putting arms around sabrina and her family this hour.im on the phone and he welcomed his family, i think we are giving them a lot of, we should not take them for granted. and i think that they are deserving of a lot of honor. he's a man and she's a woman of courage. we have too many holy punks in the business. [applause] y'all do know that i'm al sharpton. i'm going to say what i've got to say. [laughter] give a hand to our pastor. i also want to and i'm going to get into my eulogy so we can stay on time. but i must recognize -- [applause] i called him black america's attorney general. probably because we don't feel we have one. ben has fought and stood and he has with him a legal team that i'm sure will be acknowledged. we should not take for granted when black lawyers take these cases like crump has, they are targeted by their associations. they are targeted by people who are envious and jealous. we need civil rights lawyers that are therefore civil rights. not for civil settlements. and that's why i give him recognition. i must also r

for opening the doors of this church and putting arms around sabrina and her family at this hour.ave. and as i spoke with them on the phone and he welcomed his family, i think we are giving them a lot of -- we should not take them for granted. and i think that they are deserving of a lot of honor. he's a man and she's a woman of courage. we have too many holy punks in the pulpit. [ applause ] y'all do know i'm al sharpton. i'm going to say what i gotta say. so give a hand to our pastor remus wright and sister leah wright. i also want to, and i will get into my eulogy so we can stay on time, but i must recognize attorney ben crump. [ applause ] i called him black america's attorney general. probably because we don't feel we have one. ben crump has fought and stood for many cases and he's with him a legal team that i'm sure will be acknowledged, stewart and them, we should not take for granted. when black lawyers take the cases like crump has, they are targeted by their bar associations, they are targeted by people that are envious and jealous. we need civil rights lawyers that are

plenty of bay area athletes making appearance, steph curry, tom brady, sabrina yunesco. kyle shanahan, steve kerr encouraged white athletes to stay motivated and pushing to see social change and racial justice. >> the time is now. >> to my white athletes. >> listen up. >> listen up. >> the time is now to listen. >> learn. >> listen to and follow. >> amplify and act. >> i will use my platform. >> to speak out and dismantle systemic racism. >> racism black americans have faced for over 400 years. >> espn reports that major league baseball players will not vote today on the latest 60-game proposal. the vote was expected to happen today, but late word is the vote has been pushed. all major league baseball training facilities are closed as coronavirus cases rise in both florida and arizona. major league baseball's latest proposal is for a 60-game regular season to finish by the end of september with expanded playoffseynt a 70 du earlierk t will not go any higher than 60. golf now, the rbc heritage, five shots, then a thunder storm delay. webb simpson won the 2012 father's day

sabrina ayescu was the first pick in april.l tournament in ohio is set for july 16th through 19th. it will allow a limited number of fans after their state governor approved. golf's first major is set to be in san francisco august 3 through the 9th. >>> we've seen nascar racing for weeks without fans. indy car got their season started. texas motor speedway of course with no fans. first race of the year, you can see the new windows on those cars, a nice safety measure. they held practice earlier in the day. a rookie would spin out and hit the wall. that didn't stop him from making his race debut. unfortunately, lap 38, crashes yet again, taking out alex paolo as well. the veteran drivers had a tough day. you might want to wait for the fourth tire there. scott dickson took the checkered flag for his 47th career win, 20 behind a.j. floyd for the most all time. >>> still no fans allowed at sporting easements in the u.s. but that didn't stop this fox from crossing the track at the atlanta motor speedway during the truck series race.

sabrina unesco was the first overall pick of the new york liberty in april.ghts there could be fans at the pg&e championship in harding park in early august. the memorial tournament in ohio july 16th through 19th will allow a limited number of fans after their state governor approved golf's first major set to be in san francisco august 3rd through the 9th. >>> we've seen nascar racing for weeks without fans. indy car got their season started at texas motor speedway with no fans. pfirst race of the year, you ca see the new windows on those cars and safety measure they held practice earlier in the day. rinas vique spins out and hits the wall but didn't stop him from making his race debut. lap 38 crashes again taking out alex paolo as well. will power driving off pit row with three tires. scott dixon will take the checkered flag for his 47th career win just 20 behind a.j.foyt. still no fans allowed at spting event in e u.s. but that didn't stop this fox from crossing the track at the atlanta motor speedway during the truck series race. luckily the fast fox staye

host: we will hear from sabrina in north carolina. democrats line. caller: hi.biggest policy issue right now, especially with covid-19, is how we are addressing global poverty. coronavirus is hitting those in impoverished nations harder, and the united states need to focus on that as well as their domestic response to coronavirus. host: that a sabrina in north carolina. at 9:00 this morning, the house will come in for a session. from that, we will go to our next guest, but to give you a warning of that, we will take calls until then. please call if you would like to talk on your top public policy issue. we will talking about legislation working in the senate, particularly with the deal for national parks. joining us for that discussion is a reporter for congress. good morning. guest: good morning. host: talk about the effort in the senate, the great outdoors act. guest: that's right. this is being touted as what will be -- should have passed, one of the most sweeping public conservation packages in recent history. it is a bill that has two parts. the first bill

. >> now, early, i spoke with cnn political analyst sabrina sadikhi and asked why she thinks the presidentis using so much divisive rhetoric, this close to the election. >> i think we certainly see the president return to the very same playbook that worked to his success in 2016. especially, as we've seen the nationwide unrest stemming from the killing of george floyd in police custody. in minneapolis, the president trying to side with police, attacking protestors. and race bating, as you mention, those culture wars. but, at the same time, he is overseeing a pandemic, where cases continue to rise in the united states. recording its highest number of new cases in a single day, this week. up from the previous record, in april. and so, you know, i think because he's been kind of handed two crises. one over this reckoning of social justice and, secondly, his failure of handling the pandemic. he is failing to see the buck now stops with him. he is the incumbent president. so, when he complains about a lot of the problems in front of him, the obvious question on the minds of lots of voters is, o

in sort of created these reverberations throughout the black community sabrina saw one reverend hood, at the church told me that when he was looking at the urban renewal plans, they didn't have the black churches on them. they were ignored by that's. at the same time the freeways were allowing people to leave the city. so has is double reverberating of fact. the leadership in the 60s, at the same time all of this flowering of creativity and promise. there are a lot of problems already. two of the people don't even realize. it's almost like detroit is the victim of the west to some extent. implemented at berry gordy. he came from a very interesting family. starting with his grandfather, down south is a follower of the booker t. washington school self-help credit and empowerment. i found that very revealing. in fascinating. maybe you could tell us a little bit about that police. david: party family. they just tend to think about berry gordy junior predict who is really family endeavor from the beginning. very gordy is really and still is calling himself a businessman first pretty and it

>>as many people know sabrina has been a prominent figure in the black lives matter movement for theast several years. her 17 year-old son trayvon martin was shot dead in 2012. by george zimmerman and tonight we take a look back at other fatal encounters between police and people of color, children women in the past decade. cnn's ryan young has the story. >>black american knows the pain well, and the pain runs deep. as cameras captured viral moments that raised questions about policing and race. the deaths of black. cries for justice the names that sparked. in 2012 17 year-old trayvon martin walks into a 7.11 in sanford, florida, grabs, a bag of skittles and a can of arizona iced tea wearing a dark grey hoodie that would become a symbol to many martin walks home, you counters george zimmerman the neighborhood watch volunteer. the eu has already called 911 to report martin's movements even though that he had done nothing wrong and wrong with them. >>owner should now. he got some of this and minutes later after a fight between the 2 george zimmerman shoots and kills trayvon zimmerman c

. >> trayvon martin's mother sabrina fulton among those who will be here today paying their respects.riscilla thompson, thank you for that report. thousands of folks have turned out to march with george floyd's family and friends, to call for real lasting change over the last few weeks here in houston. joining me now, ashton woods, a longtime community organizer, the founder of black lives matter houston. ashton, first of all, how do you hope that george floyd is remembered here today? >> what i'm hoping for right now after we lay him to rest, because his family deserves this closure so much, is that we're able to hold our elected leaders accountable to make sure any policies, laws or ordinances are either abolished or changed. we have to look beyond reforms. we have to look at the foundations that are cracked and the framing of buildings that are no longer viable in the context that we need to look at what is not working, change it and improve the lives of people. this is a quality of life issue. not only is it police brutality, but the policies that enable police brutality. it's the

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alted to thpata i to have a sabrina unesco was the first overall pick of the new york liberty in aprilsitive lights there could be fans at the pg&e championship in harding park in early august. thmerial touament in ohio july 16th through 19th will allow a limited number of fans after their state governor approved golf's first major set to be in san francisco august 3rd through the 9th. >>> we've seen nascar racing for weeks without fans. indy car got their season started at texas motor speedway with no fans. first race of the year, you can see the new windows on those cars and safety measure they held practice earlier in the day. rinas vique spins out and hits the wall but didn't stop him from making his race debut. ex plo awell. will power tried driving off pit row with three tires. scott dixon will take the checkered flag for his 47th career win just 20 behind a.j.foyt. still no fans allowed at sporting event in the u.s. but that didn't stop this fox from crossing the track at the atlanta motor speedway during the truck series race. luckily the fast fox stayed out of harm's way. good

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so many cute faces but let's go to sabrina and brandon. tell us what you love about pittsburgh >> good morning. >> hi. why do you love your city so much >> we are born and bred pittsburgh diehards. we love -- it's a vibrant city, that's why. >> and we love because of the university of pittsburgh which i attended and our baby boy will hopefully be becoming a panther one day. >> i was just getting to that because you're expecting right now a little boy you already have his name picked out. >> whoa. congratulations. mama, you're so beautiful. >> baby lincoln howard mosby >> what a beautiful name gosh and how far you got to go? coming soon? >> just a little under five weeks. so we're almost ready. he's coming. >> home stretch. home stretch well, we're so happy to see you this morning thank you for being with us as we highlight pittsburgh. >> go pitt pittsburgh and there you are i love it. >> i love it too all right. let's look for tenisha law tenisha, where are you >> hi. >> there you are >> good morning. >> by the way, i love the t-shirt. we'

sharpton: for opening the putting this church and their arms around sabrina and her family at this hour he welcomed this family, i think we are giving not taket -- we should them for granted and i think they are deserving of a lot of honor. he is a man and she is a woman of courage. we have too many holy punks in the pulpit. [applause] rev. sharpton: y'all do know i am al sharpton. am going to say what i need to say. give a hand to pastor remus andht and his sister mia -- sister mia wright. to -- and i am going to get into my eulogy so we can stay on time -- but i must recognize attorney ben crump. [applause] i call him like america's attorney general -- black america's attorney general, probably because we feel like we don't have one. --has it for many cases stood for many cases and he has .ith him a legal team we should not take for granted when black lawyers take these has, they aremp targeted by their bar associations. they are targeted by people who are envious and jealous. we need civil rights lawyers who are therefore civil rights, not for civil settlements. [applause] why iharpt

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wright and reverend mia wright for opening the doors of this church and putting arms around sabrina andhem on the phone and he welcomed his family, i think we are giving them a lot of -- we should not take them for granted. i think that they are deserving of a lot of honor. he is a man and she is a woman of courage. we have too many holy punks in the pulpit. [applause] you all do know i am al sharpton. i am going to say what i have to say. give a hand to our pastor, remus wright. and sister mia wright. i also want to, and i am going to get into my eulogy so we can stay on time. but i must recognize attorney ben crump. [applause] i call him black america's attorney general, probably because we don't feel we have one. has fought and stood for many cases and he has with we should notam take for granted. when black lawyers take these cases like crump has, they are targeted by their bar associations. they are targeted by people who are envious and jealous. we need civil rights lawyers that are there for civil rights, not for civil settlements. [applause] and that's why i give him recognition

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this followed a hearing i'd held the previous year where we heard heartbreaking testimony from sabrina fulton, the number of trayvon martin and lucy mcbath, the mother of jordan davis. lucy has been elected to the u.s. house of representatives from florida since. both of these innocent young black men were gunned down by violent white vij antes -- vigilantes. now we again grieve the lives of two black men and a black woman, lives cut far too short in incidents of inexplicable, inexcusable violence, ahmaud arbery out for a jog. breonna taylor at home in her bedroom. and george floyd on a curbside in minneapolis. once again those gut-wrenching words i can't breathe brings tears to our eyes. how many more names of black men, women, and children will we cry out in protest before things change? we need to have an honest american conversation with law enforcement officers about training, inherent bias, use of force, and consequences for wrongdoing. we need to prohibit police misconduct that is discriminatory and deadly. we must recruit and train the next generation of law enforcement to prot