-shay: yes. -lemonis: i'm marcus. -shay: shay. lemonis: shay. nice to meet you. shay: all right.t you. lemonis: so when i came in, you know, it's the beginning of the day. why is the case kind of empty? shay: 'cause we can't produce enough. lemonis: why? shay: today, we're lucky we have three ovens working. lemonis: what, sometimes the ovens don't work? betty: yeah. lemonis: do you ever have a line out the door? shay: yes, we do. lemonis: and you run out within the first couple hours? -betty: yes. -lemonis: when you see the fact that they're sold out of product and the business is not being able to satisfy the demand, it's obvious to me that you don't have a sales problem. you don't have a demand problem. you have a production problem. shay: this, right now, is our only consistently working oven. -lemonis: that's not good. -shay: as you can see, our sink is cellophane wrapped and rubber banded together. this does not work. lemonis: so half of the equipment in here doesn't really work. shay: mnh-mnh. lemonis: is elizabeth a good boss? shay: she's incredibly talented. lemonis: but

yeah the public administration here in brazil is generally weak and also they managed to the put shay's and not an adequate way they put shay's tests and other instruments like lungren to later us from china and other countries some of these lungren to later arrived here into a conditions that they didn't work exactly so they could not be used and so there is not a really good public administration here in brazil managing this crisis and they didn't manage to have enough tests especially in the public system of a public health system so furthermore we can see also corruption schemes the governors here in rio janeiro and in the north and state of parra they're facing investigations by the police. of corruption see schemes so there's really a lot of trouble in the administration and the management of the crisis here in brazil but the president's dismissal of covered my team is based on his concerns for the economy does he have much support. the president still has support of 30 percent of the population who are willing to go back to normal life and he has the support of parts of the econo

my final point before turning to commissioner shay as has been reported my daughter chiara was arrested at a protest i want you 1st to know and i think many many parents can appreciate this she is 25 years old and did not inform the showing of an eye of her intention to get arrested i knew of some of her views i knew she believed in peaceful protest i knew she had participated if you nights ago but in a peaceful manner and when i found out she had been arrested finally reached her would only ask her to recount the whole story and look i love my daughter deeply honor her she is this such a good human being she only wants to do good in the world she wants to see a better and more peaceful world she believes a lot of change is needed i'm proud of her that she cares so much and she was willing to go out there and do something about it she recounted the story in detail to me she was acting peacefully she believes that everything that she did was in the spirit of peaceful respectful protest. and the bottom line is i will let her speak for herself in any way that she wants to but i admire that

this is dermot shay, who made a huge change today.omplaint close officers eliminating 600 officers and that capacity of plainclothes and this is what he said to. >> this is a seismic shift in the culture of how the nypd police is this great city. it will be felt immediately throughout the five district attorney offices. it will be felt immediately in the communities that we protect. >> martha: it affects the detective bureau and neighborhood policing. what is the impact of the move he made today, harry? >> i will tell you what, it is a crazy move. he should resign from his post for making a comment like that. let me tell you, the plain clothed officers out there are out there in plain clothes to watch criminals you know and catch them in the act. now, you have the perpetrators out there on the streets, hey, listen we don't have to worry about undercover officers anymore. you only have to worry about uniforms so when we see the uniforms, there's no cops around. believe me, they will take advantage of that. >> martha: we will follow thi

giovanni: this is shay, the manager. anything you ever need... lemonis: uh-oh, okay.ovanni. lisa: hi, nice to meet you. lemonis: they're the owners. -where do you buy your food at? -woman: petsmart. lemonis: is it because of price that you go there? woman: we get a purina special blend. he's allergic to corn, i think. giovanni: our whole store is corn-free. that's where we're different. lemonis: where do you get your food? woman: usually at petco. don't, like, you guys have the grain merrick? she's not a grain-free girl for some reason. lemonis: so she needs grain. woman: she needs the grain, yeah. lemonis: do we have merrick brand dog food with grain? lisa: we don't. lemonis: this is an example of lisa's self-righteousness getting in the way of them being a profitable business. they need to carry products that meet everybody's needs. if it falls within the brand promise, they need to carry what the customers want, not what they want, and i'm gonna push this thing all the way to the wall. going forward, any product that meets the bentley's food promise should be avail

companies say they believe that a console to contain nearly $2000000000.00 euros probably did not exist shays have dropped more than 18 percent. donald trump's decision to poll nearly a 3rd of u.s. troops out of germany is still making waves within nato the presidents confirmed last week that the u.s. will cut its military deployments here to $25000.00 troops that's a reduction of almost 10000 germany has the biggest contingent of american troops in europe including important bases for ongoing combat missions it's a major concern for nato and not the only challenge currently facing the alliance. earlier we spoke to nato secretary general stoltenberg and asked him if the alliance needs to look to for leadership at a time when the u.s. is pursuing more isolationists policies. the role the needs more german leadership the nato needs german leadership role in need germany to play. even more important role because germany's is the largest economy in. europe germany largest defense budget within the european union the 3rd in nato after not the kingdom under knotted states so of course the german le

>> i have spoken to nypd commissioner shay. he doesn't want us to be public about the numbers. what i can tell you is there is a vast presence. i'm right here in lower manhattan, i'm looking, everywhere i see a big continue gens of police and huge number of evacuation out. this is the highest number of police we have had over the last five days. obviously, they are empowered by the early curfew. when the commissioner tells me he needs a tool i will always try to get it for him. we talked it through. as soon as we saw the looting last night we said we need the earlier curfew. i can see the people are very conscious. at 8:00, people were moving quick to try to get home. >> it makes it easier for the cops to have a curfew because they don't have probable cause to stop people by definition being on the street in a way not acceptable to them is something they can stop you for. i want to give you a chance to respond and ask you a harder question. the idea the police weren't given the tools they wanted, you didn't want to see mounted cops and you didn't want to see everybody in riot g

what i'm assertin fort is a shay from taxpayer money to pice department insurances.s similar to the way that hospitals do it, the way we do it for malpracticechiefs to s costing them m money and causing morewe harm, like 've seen with offiri chan, who had nearly 20 police misconduct katty: make officers pay both personally, and make departments pay financially. one of the thingswa thasaid at the funeral today by the rev. al sharpton, tula just, was that george floyd -- eulogist, was that george floyd could have been anyone. something new?his moment is >> i think this moment is different. i think there's something about seeing a person take their last breath, yell out for their mamah died nearly two years before, underneath the knee of a police officer. everyone has seen it on video. we also know h whatpened to christian cooper in central park, new york city, with amy cooper, starts and continues violence that continues throh the death of breonna taylor and i think we areal seeing a ra diversity when it comes to protesters that we have not seen when it comes to the mo

and shay, his aunt used to lead the chapter for us.uneteenth, and i never knew what it was, and i never made the connection in high school, because there were different histories and not just one. for me, we used to cook out, and i never put the pieces together. you get to school and july 4, 1776, really, only our white male brother was free from the british monarchy, but his wife was not, and african-americans certainly were not. native-americans certainly were not. if you love us, this holiday is for you, too, it's american history. it's american history. >> jimmy: i mean, i think this is a great idea. i really do. i think people, we welcome a new holiday, absolutely. so, pharrell, each night i've asked my guest to choose a charity, and you chose a charity i'm very familiar with, world central kitchen. >> yeah. >> jimmy: they do great things, these guys. they started in puerto rico, feeding people on the ground and have expanded that all around the world. >> yep. jose andreas is amazing. we had him in virginia as well. and it, it not

there with you on that one the i have a question this week we're celebrating the birthday of the both shay guerrero and talk show court where hearing tupac music during the marches and we're seeing his songs chart again pretty heavily how do you think pop legacy influence today's activism. you know i think that. part of music will always always be relevant because he has so many messages that get. defunding the police and the problems that they caused now communities and how racism is used as a tool to pot the school i went to. the people who were supposed to be educating me on this tupac actually shout about the problems that exist within america in dealing with politicians and dealing with police officers. changes when doing the introduction and there's a lot in changes i'm not going to use in the profanity but i'm just going to give my previous t.v. friendly version but it's cops don't care about a negro pull the trigger to kill a black person he's a hero so he like the same thing has been going on to say they have been going on since i was so much out. much out so you know pack of the

i am said, it looks exactly like shay guevara —— che.evara —— che. i am not seeing said, it looks exactly like shay guevara —— che. iam not seeing it today. does it look like anything to you? it looks like a man with a moustache and beard... and a large nose. judge for yourself. moustache and beard... and a large nose. judge for yourselflj moustache and beard... and a large nose. judge for yourself. i think gerald has got a point. if you were to keep one way or the other... so you think that looks like che? now that someone is telling me it is che guevara, it does look like him. the optical illusions, you see the things when someone tells you it is there. we had a toy where you could move in filings around iron. they we re move in filings around iron. they were fabulous. this is a nice picture, really. this couple were sitting down to dinner mr and mrs van dam... any relation to jean—claude? van dam... any relation to jean-claude? you ask funny questions. there are nine squirrels in the picture... where are they? you are asking me things

. >> meantime lapd commissioner shay crack down on two influences also praised yesterday protesters who is alerted the nypd to unusual activity that led to the arrest of two men from ohio who they say planned to insight violence. protesters spotted a car at ohio plates near a demonstration and search that car they found knives machete gasoline, gas mask a other thing and police trying to determine if men took part in any the of the demonstrations or orchestrated any of the attacks on police officers. meantime nbc is reporting the suspect is wednesday officer stabbing was recorded on a police body camera as saying three times during that incident and fbi is reporting it as terrorist attack. although the nypd is also cautioning against signing any ideology at this time based on conflicting signals in the suspects online activities so that's what "the wall street journal" and nbc news are reporting that person that suspect has been charged with attempted murder of a police officer. so for the the most part today out here thingses have been very peaceful although earlier we did interview a

the woman who brought them all together, shay franco clausen who created the youth group to speak out against racism. together they organized but had turn out would be this big. >> the students took that call and ran with it. we're crying on stage because i'm overwhelmed with happiness. >> reporter: thousands marched from santa clara university all races, all ages, all afternoon. >> it was probably a breaking point for a lot of people. >> reporter: some of the marchers also stopped at san jose city hall where those driving or just walking by honked their support. >> everybody is voting for black lives matter. with the discrimination their black friends face every day. >> as a white person where do have the privilege of coming into these areas and feel same while a lot of my friends were black. >> i just learned what it was this year. >> reporter: that's why for franco clausen and her students at brave space today will just be one of many marches to come. >> it's 155 years later from the last person being told they're free, and we are still marching against systemic racism. >> reporter

officer shay the cologne us was shot on june first the officer's family just releasing a statement this weekend through the police department saying the 29 year-old is expected to stay on the ventilator he has been tentatively accepted at a spine rehab center. a 20 year-old man has been charged in the shooting his public defender says his client will be pleading not guilty. >>calls are growing for an investigation into the hanging death of an african-american man in southern california. robert fuller's body was found in a tree in palmdale during the early morning hours of june 10th. activists in fuller's family want to know what happened to 4. the los angeles urban policy roundtable is among them. the group's president said today that it isn't rushing to judgment. but the organization is formally asking the fbi and justice department to look into the death. local investigators in the city of palmdale initially determined fuller had committed suicide. now city and some state officials are asking for an independent inquiry. in los angeles volunteers painted in all black lives matter mural

. >>> north carolina governor says shay should limit attendance at the republican convention.n national committee says it will begin visiting other cities that have shown interest in hosting the convention you are up to date that's the news update back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> let's check on the markets where the dow is up more than 200 points at the highs. hanging onto a 115-point gain. it's the out performer of the major three aver rajs. the nasdaq is barely positive. it's up eight points the russell 2000 is rallying it's helping the leadership of energy, financials, materials. the find of things russell is geared more toward take a look at some of the names hitting record highs today they lows lowe's paypal and charter communications let's get over to dom with more at the commodity desk. >> u.s. benchmark west texas intermediate $36.79. that's nearly 4% gains brent crude oil, $39 we have hit the high e levels since around early to mid march before much of the widespread shut doumpb the u.s. economy due to the covid-19 pandemic oil cartel opec and russia known as opec

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so bless shay. >> love. >> love. >>> coming up, the former white house cleave of staff kelly agrees with mattis on the president and the nation and why did a couple of people who slammed george floyd into a meeting on race. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. we're back in a minute. they are compelled to step forward. to the front lines. and into the unknown... for all of us. >>> former white house chief of staff john kelly is a joining the list of people criticizing president trump for the unrest facing the country. in a new interview general kelly agreed with general james mattis' assertion that the president has divided the nation and made a mockery of the constitution. >> he's quite a man, general jim mattis and for him to do that tells you where he is relative to the concern he has for the country. >> do you agree with him, john? >> i agree with him. i think we need to step back from the politics. i they we need to look harder at who we elect. i think we should start all of us regardless of what our views are in politics, i think we should look at people that are running for of

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that's your look at sports back to you guys thanks shay said next said a danger on duty when an officer crashes ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >>a pennsylvania officer trapped and in trouble when his car goes up in flames when a good samaritan stepped in to help save the day. pam serrano reports. >>i know this man is mom brother through christ. >>leaving behind a police officer responding to a call to help fellow officers was involved in a violent two-car accident sunday. her people ice cream and. >>we've we felt in the house was like a. >>joel daylin mclean was at a family father's day cookout on east fayette street when he looked outside to see the accident and the officer pinned in his cruiser. >>i told the officer

>>nypd commissioner, dermot f shay re tweeted the body camera video and announced that the officer wasaught on camera applied the chokehold has been suspended without pay. reports say the officer was attempting to detain and arrest a black man was one of the officers wrapping his entire arm around the man's neck and putting his body weight on him onto the ground while the other officers put handcuffs on the american museum of natural history in new york will remove a prominent statue of theodore roosevelt from its entrance. >>after years of objections that it symbolizes colonial expansion and racial discrimination mayor bill de blasio making that announcement earlier today. the bronze statue that has stood at the museum central park west entrance since 1940 depicts roosevelt on first back with a native american man and an african man standing next to the horse. the museum's president told the new york times that the museum's community has been profoundly moved by the ever-widening movement for racial justice. it has emerged after the killing of george floyd and in washington dc legal e

wondering if you're going to do that rick damigella put on his parachute pants and tubular day glow shayshis story. >>at a concert happening this weekend featuring some of the day's most locations bands is this in a tow direct readings from to stick sure see. this is focused on helping. health care workers first responders stopped his nurses. in this inu the fight against covid-19 the set list is a who's who of new wave in 80's, pop stars and will feature wang chung debuting a new spin on their signature song, the main saying that we've been focusing on >>a remake of some of the kids from the 80's, everybody have fun to drive and we've read on every made with different lyrics. >>and it's now called everybody stay safe tonight. that seems good advice for people who wish follow a flock of seagulls will be performing space age love song during the show. >>it's kind of weird with that song because in the beginning people and what i like that song but over the years people have gone that's the mess off you know i it's funny i knew and i wrote that song back. it was better than iran, you know i

the family of officer shay mikalonis of nevada knows just how serious these neo-marxists are. he was shot in the head last week while working the protests in las vegas. doctors now expect him to be on a ventilator for the rest of his life. he's only 29. defunding the police will mean more violence, fewer officers to respond, and more carnage. >> there is a real oppression and danger to our communities more from violent crime and lawlessness than it does from the police. >> laura: that was bill barr today in dallas with the president, and an amazing panel. of course, president trump upsets today's illiberal elites when he tweets things like "law and order" for a short tweet. he's not sensitive enough, they say, they have to be more sensitive. on the contrary. law and order is what all of our citizens deserve, that is being sensitive. not just, by the way, the ones rich enough to afford personal private protection, precincts overrun. the conservativism of trump is dedicated to improving the lives of all americans, blue-collar, low income, entrepreneurs of all backgrounds and all

>>> we're going to take you to a news conference just beginning with the nypd commissioner shay. let's listen in. >> we've seen a number of bills passed rapidly both at the state and the local level recently. just a few i'll mention. 50-a, choke hold bill, both at the state and city council level. bills dealing with the release of arrest data. making notification when a gun is fired. obtaining medical treatment for principlers, filming at the sentence of incidents, the wearing of body cameras the use of surveillance equipment, i'm probably for getting a few. the truth is most of the bills will not have significant impact on day-to-day operations of the nypd. i say this because most of what is codified in these bills was already being practiced by policies and procedures of the nypd because of the reforms we've put into place over the last number of years and i think that is good news. the culture, this culture of constantly striving for excellence i believe sets the nypd apart. we welcome reform but we also believe that meaningful reform starts from within. from constant in 1994

the man needs to do better in directing commissioner shay and the police department to do better. i'm thankful the governor has charged the attorney general with overseeing, investigating, and recommending the accountability measures with respect to police officers who have crossed the line. i know this is a difficult moment for all of us. the nypd has to do better and they will be held accountable when they cross the line. >> congressman hakeem jeffreys in the house leadership in the democrats representing district in brooklyn. thank you so much, congressman. >> thank you, chris. >>> more on the president's displayism of authorityism i'm joined by a staff writer of "the new yorker." i want to read back -- masha. you also have a new book called "surviving autocracy." i want to read to you this paragraph from your latest -- because it captured a thing that i had been struggling to say all week. the reason i've been struggling to say it because there's two things in play. there's, frankly, terrifying images of author yarenism pulses. it can be hard to take seriously. trump is now pe

. >>> commissioner determine ott shay says the new york police department stands in solidarity with george floyd's family. he joins me now. thank you so much, i appreciate you joining us. are we going to talk about that very positive message you had earlier, i think it's only fair -- have you been able to hear jason's report, you want to respond to that please? >> i did. don, thanks for having me on, i think it's accurate, and i thank you for accurately reporting what we're trying to do. we're trying to have a softer touch as possible, hear people, see people, we continue to reinforce that we respect the rights of people to peacefully assemble, and overall, it's gone very well in new york city. we've had incredible crowds the last few days, by far, overwhelmingly, it's coming at people coming out, voicing their concern. it's very small groups as he described vandalism, violence or things of that sort. it's a small minority. the curfew is in place at 8:00, no one should be on the streets of new york city unless they're essential after 8:00, but we are flexible. and we're continuing to adjus

at this time you'll hear from the commissioner of the new york city police department dermot shay. >> reverend, thank you. so i'll be brief in my comments. i came here today with my friend and with my co-worker, first deputy commissioner ben tucken, two highest ranking members in new york city police department to make a statement first and foremost on behalf of the entire new york city police department. the nation's largest police department. that we stand with the floyd family. we condemn what took place in minneapolis. and i think it's much larger than law enforcement condemning it. any human being with a conscience feels the same way. so my heart goes out to then fire floyd family. i think it is an entire difficult period. it is not the first. please lord it is the last. but it should be a wake-up call for this entire country. for justice, to look in the mirror, to work together about what we can do together. i think there is no better place to have this conversation. i honestly don't remember who reached out to who. it has been a long week. but i spoke to reverend mccaul earlier

attorney, at the time, in d.c., timothy shay, who was in talks with the attorney general, who both foundhe guidelines and what the prosecutors had recommended it be too harsh. and of course, they considered it to be too harsh, right after the president tweeted, following that initial sentencing recommendation, that this was a miscarriage of justice and that it was very unfair to his pal, roger stone. so what he describes. he lays out all of stone's brazen lies that he told congress, how it impeded the russia investigation. he lays out how roger stone showed no regrets and no remorse for the way he had acted, in terms of intimidating witnesses, intimidating the judge in the case by posting images of her and cross hairs on social media. just no remorse, whatsoever. and just all of that makes it remarkable really. something he had never seen before in his career at doj. for the justice department, for the attorney general to then intervene. and say, actually, we want a downward departure from the guideline sentence. we want you to go lighter on roger stone. and ultimately, he says that this

. >> in new york city, police commissioner term on the shay meeting with floyd's brother terence. >> it should be a wake-up call for this entire country for justice, to look in the mirror, to work together about what we can do together. >> reporter: in new york last night protesters were mostly peaceful after nights of violence and looting caused some businesses to take extra precautions. a senior nypd official tells cnn more than 500 people were arrested last night. >> across the country, protests were mostly peaceful from seattle to boston and even outside the capitol in washington, d.c. >> and this just coming to us as we were just finishing that report, erin. we have now the mug shots, pictures of the three officers who have been arrested. i will show them to you as best i can. this is jay alexander keung. he has been arrested and you will see that picture there. and you will see the picture of mr. thomas lane. officer lane, all of these officers have been fired already so they are former officers and then someone you will recognize from the video, he was prominent in the video t

and after years on the run sudanese militia leader alex shay because of war crimes and are for appears before the international criminal court. around 15000000 people in the indian city of shinai and several neighboring districts are going back into lockdown as corona virus infections sore the region recorded 1974 new cases on sunday taking the total number of infections more than 44453 people have died. a full lockdown will be enforced starting on friday until the end of the month india had been gradually easing restrictions over the past few weeks even though new cases were still being recorded lives with raanan joins us now from new delhi so liz lifting restrictions always comes with the risk now a big turn around and what is the latest there. good evening michelle so tamil nadu is chief minister after holding a meeting with health experts decided to re-impose the lock down from friday in chennai 3 neighboring districts for 2 weeks as you mention the nearly 2000 new cases on sunday in the state of tamil nadu it is one of the worst affected and chennai and the neighboring districts a

. >>> and later national retail federation ceo matt shay check out the futures this morning.ack. >>> home builder lennar with diana olick. >> shares of lennar are better than expected quarterly earnings they said buyer demand came back in may and has tipped to improve this morning joining me now is stuart miller, former ceo of lennar thanks so much for being here. >> good morning, diana. >> reporter: good morning. now that was a quick turn around were you surprised at buyers coming back so quickly in may? do you think it will hold into the fall or was it a temporary bounce from all of that pent-up spring demand? >> well, it was a very quick turn around. in fact, we saw as the economy shut down, we saw real stall from mid march through the end of april but beginning really in the middle of april it accelerated, momentum built as we got to the end of may we saw that our sales, not just our closings but our sales had really normalized. even as we've gone into june, into june we're continuing to see that strength. now as we look around the corner, there's no question that the eco

. >> now police commissioner shay is expected to give updates later today. they are going to review that body cam footage to sort out a very chaotic incident, steve? ainsley: wake up this morning preparing for the show press conference in brooklyn talking about three officers. they had nothing to do with what happened in minneapolis. there are bad cops. we need to get rid of those and look at records and see how they treated people in the past and root them out of these departments. but it's not fair to the good cops, the ones that are on the ground protecting our communities. and here in new york we have that no bail system where if you get in trouble you go to the jail but you get out immediately. they document on your record but there is no cash bail anymore. you are right back on the streets. brian: yeah. well there is so much wrong going on right now. number one, i don't see an increase in cops on the job from 8,000 to 35,000, which they are capable of. number two, they are hitting pricy neighborhoods, the most lucrative neighborhoods that fuel the tax

commissioner shay was of the view a little bit of cutting might be okay but defunding entirely, not okay to react to this. so much going on in your city, including this nationwide push, it seems, to cut back funding and/or support for police departments, including the monies that you and your men and women get. what did you think of that? >> we can find the money to fund youth programs in this city. i think we can do it. i think we can do it without -- neil: by taking it out of, commissioner, by taking it out of monies right now allocated to police. >> absolutely. i stand by it and i think it's crime fighting. it's just crime fighting in a better way. but any calls to defund the police i think is, you know, lord help us if that ever came to pass. neil: so he is open to reappropriating funds meant for police exclusively, i think $6 billion we are talking out of the overall budget for law enforcement but not for cutting it outright. your thoughts? >> neil, for over 40 years, i've worked with communities and police departments across the country and i fundamentally understand as a former lo

. ♪ i got to stay fresh >> reporter: "pretty little liars" actress shay mitchell. >> why not make itder since a recent survey found that more than half of parents say their children don't always practice proper hand washing. >> as communities are slowly starting to open up and kids will eventually go back to playgrounds and schools, i think parents is lead byle and show them the right way of doing it. >> reporter: to help keep children healthy, safeguard is donating $10 million in product and education to organizations like save the children, americares and feeding america to reach underserved communities most impacted by covid-19. >> not only is there a product donation but also, you know, education that goes along with that. you can have all the product but if you're not washing correctly it's not going to do the same thing. >> reporter: education that mitchell says she's already teaching to her 8-month-old atlas. >> having a little one at this age, everything goes in her mouth so we want to teach them to stress the mourns of not only protecting their family and friends but also th

matt shay, thank you very very much. be well, be safe. national retail federation ceo.t of an abundance of caution are choosing not to even be open in some of these cities right now with everything else going on. not all of them, but a good many of them. regardless of the curfew time, now is not the time to be open. stay with us. in this world where people are staying at home, many of life's moments are being put on hold. at carvana, we understand that for some getting a car just can't wait. that's why the new way to buy and sell a car is also the safer way. at carvana, you can do it all 100% online from home with a touchless delivery and pickup process to keep you safe. and for even greater peace of mind, all carvana cars come with a 7-day return policy. so if you need to keep moving, it's our goal to keep you safe. check out carvana, the safer way to buy a car. neil: there might be a lot of tension out there in the country, maybe across the world right now. in fact, there have been a lot of world protests based on what's been happening in this country. you wouldn't se

we have someone who shays this group, antifa has been thriving on college campuses for years. is cabot phillips and he's next. introducing new voltaren arthritis pain gel, the first and only full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel available over-the-counter. new voltaren is powerful arthritis pain relief in a gel. voltaren. the joy of movement. stuart: that is solid market rally. not that solid. up 77, 80 points for the dow industrials. a lot of green there though. >>> next case, federal investigators looking into antifa, have they been fueling violence around the country? yeah, can you see this, yes? bring in cabot phillips. he is editor-in-chief of campus reform. cabot, how come antifa has been thriving on college campuses for years when conservatives are not even allowed to speak? >> because so often they're never held accountable when they do commit violent act the. stuart, we've been trying to blow the whistle leadership of campus reform danger of antifa posing on campus. thankfully your program has been covering it but too many people are ignore ra

soh o and the looters would hit another section so here is a sound bite now from commissioner dermit shaying describing what happened last night. listen. >> when it got dark, things changed and they changed rapidly we anticipated it. you saw large groups of people, had no inclination towards protest. reporter: so the commissioner also out of that police did make hundreds of arrests, all across new york city last night, but we've talked to some small business owners, we talked to a man just in the last hour who says his wife's small business was hit pretty hard and he's upset. he felt like there weren't enough police officers here and they weren't doing enough and they weren't arresting people when people were looting right in front of them, and they've continued to loot right in front of us looking us right in the eye and continuing to pick things up right off the ground. guys? steve: yeah, i've got a question for you. you know, through the years, when antifa has gone to various communities and done what antifa does they were masks, but this time, you know the whole country particularly t

shay was fading away overnight but then this next batch of wet weather. —— showers fading away.nough to cause disruptions. heavy scattered showers and thunderstorms across parts of eastern england. the rain across scotland and northern ireland. still rather cool for the time of year. a little bit drier and less windy by sunday. the headlights coming up next. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today. # amazing grace #. an emotional memorial service is held for george floyd, who was killed while being detained by police officers in minneapolis. everybody wants justice. we want justice for george. he's going to get it. applause. face coverings are to be made compulsory on public transport in england from june 15th — but there are concerns about how it will be enforced. police say they have received hundreds of emails and calls from the public about a new suspect in the madeleine mccann case. for the first time in over 20 years test cricket will be back on the bbc this summer. there will be highlights of every england match, start