there's a risk that the globe is heading into a depression that start pressuring the day we're stacey yeah we're heading into to pression and we might never actually know how we got there because where re saying all of our history and right now you know princeton university one of the great ivy leagues where many of the heads of the fed come from by the way and there you find that they have the woodrow wilson school of foreign policy and they've now determined that woodrow wilson was a racist and therefore they got rid of the name so i suggested and the fed woodrow wilson was a racist after president woodrow wilson signed the federal reserve act into law on the evening of december 23rd 1913 he told the men and women grouped around him quote i feel that i have had a part in completing a work which i think will be of lasting benefit to the business of the country so counsels a fair right counsel fed counsel culture news accounts look at everything not spend counsel up until now is meaningless unless you counsel both that unless your counsel said then canceling all those t.v. shows canceling

your sister is stacey abrams? >> yeaht people in georgia. >> they're doing all this to discourage us. but what we have to do is show them that we see them. we see that you are leaving certain communities out and stripping away their political power, and we can't let them win. >> because they wouldn't be doing all of this stuff if it wasn't important for us to take it. >> yep. >> so, please, y'all, take the census. just to let all the shady manipulators know, we (~bleep ) see you. >> trevor: thank you so much, dulce. if you live in america, you have till the end of october to get your census forms in. when we come back, i'll be talking to the one and only hannibal burress. don't go away. aily distancing s" earlier today i spoke with comedian hannibal burress about his new standup special which is currently streaming on youtube. it's called "miami nights." >> you ever think you were depress bud you just really need needed a haircut? and you got a haircut, and you said, what am i worrying about? i was fresh as -- (~bleep ).

your sister is stacey abrams? >> yeahfirst hand to count people in georgia. >> they're doing all this to discourage us. but what we have to do is show them that we see them. we see that you are leaving certain communities out and stripping away their political power, and we can't let them win. >> because they wouldn't be doing all of this stuff if it wasn't important for us to take it. >> yep. >> so, please, y'all, take the census. just to let all the shady manipulators know, we (~bleep ) see you. >> trevor: thank you so much, dulce. if you live in america, you have till the end of october to get your census forms in. when we come back, i'll be talking to the one and only hannibal burress. don't go away. seen a lot of mornings... and eating the small bits of cheese stuck to a mcdonald's wrapper... is the right way... to start-a-morning. ♪ ba da ba ba ba to start-a-morning. good mormore treatment? we're going to try something different today. hi! awwww, so pretty. dogs bring out the good in us. pedigree® brings out the goo

yeah. interesting. stacey thank you.ate you taking time this morning and for your enthusiasm. >> meantime, the white house this morning is urging china not to engage in what they're calling tit for tat retaliation as the battle of consulates continues. let's get back to beijing. >> hey, carl the foreign ministry accused the american staff at a consulate of interfering in china's internal affairs. a state media says the staff there now has 72 hours to close the koconsulate. they suggest this was chosen because of the important role it plays for the u.s., gathering information on tibt and t strategic weapons and because it's smaller than others it's not as significant as shanghai or others and not as important to american business so it's seen as more of a match in the chinese eyes to the consulate in houston state tv set up a live camera outside of the consulate in order to broadcast to the public what has been going on out there. the police presence was very heavy today. 38 million people at peak time logged in to watch

yeah. we've been married for 42 years >> jimmy: get out of the room! that's stacey? >> that's right. yes.ving a meeting. and i asked her for a soda and then we're together and here we are. >> jimmy: that is amazing. oh, i just want to talk about this organization that you started with your daughter >> no, my daughter started it. >> jimmy: oh >> my daughter was -- you know, is a mother of three boys. oh, i have to say hello to india, loulou, ace, jules, and august thank you. i know >> jimmy: how cool is that how cool is this >> zoey is home with jules and august and ace and is watching television and is watching the tragedy of the children along the border and she thought, "oh, my god, those could be my sons those could be my children." and started out of -- out of thin air with two friends, started this organization this is about humanity. and there's no overhead. there's no office. there's no secretary not a paper clip they get on buses and they go down to the border and they take care of the children they see what they need. they have the money that they raise. they get gift cards, and

so yeah, i'm waving my fist with stacey abrams or kamala harris. the young movement is a leaderless movement. you can't point to one person. that's why they're saying enough of that, and they're attacking their local. ogs like us can look at this guy and say i'm mad at this guy who's president who put out a bounty on central park five. and this is a difference, chris. if you got the whole world, right, and i travel around the whole world when i get a chance. not this crazy time, now. but the whole world's looking at this as a staged clown show. and half the country's looking at this as a stage clown show. what does that tell you? that tells you, you should just quietly gtfoh, bro. but i can make those statements in music and music is something that's worldwide. it goes through the technology. and i tell people all the time. beware of the old tricks in new ways. so they communicate through the phones but what if the grid goes down, all of a sudden, before election day? then, you got young people that see through this. they see through this. and youn

yeah you want. tax guys or financial survival guide stacey let's learn a salad fill out let's say i'm a strike at any or at least grease on face of the fight wall street fought thank you for helping. destroy 6 that's right sell out debt slavery. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to accelerate the transition to sustainable transport sustainability. a more equitable and sustainable world. they claim their production is completely harmless. because. companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is just going to mean and i mean look. we do want to. underscore that with who zuckerman and. what is the morning the 1st of july in the headlines today then deciding russia's next chapter it is the final day of voting on changes to the constitution coming up we'll look at what's being offered their reaction to it to throughout the day. i think that it's needed because the current constitution is out of date i think it is nonsense according to all legal and logical and ethical norms and all grief wit

. >> yeah, the pressure they were wonder for more on that, let's bring in the senior analyst , stacey, god to have you today. you're right where qualcomm was now, and now it is 85. it might not have further to run. where do you assess qualcomm is now given the opportunity that opens up for other chip makers like qualcomm now trying to supply computing chips >> are you talking about computing or mobile? >> overall, qualcomm in general, they have more value than some thought it did >> so yes. obviously people new that the settlement was still outstanding. i don't think anyone knowing everything that was going on that a settlement would be coming down any time soon into that was surprising. it is over $200 million in licensing revenue coming next quarter. call it 800 million to a billion. maybe 75 cents that is about how much the stock is up today. the move today kind of makes sense in the context of that i think to the point you're getting at, there is a broader maybe more indirect thing here the only reason that i can tell that they would choose to settle right now is the changes happe

yeah. >> they're saving to open up a new shop, confident that their strange inheritance still has a future. >> it's only between staceyn and keep our name going in this business. >> as author and curator rachel poliquin observes, death makes taxidermy possible. it seems fitting this strange inheritance will long preserve the bond between a departed dad and his devoted sons. >> he is legendary. he taught me his whole life -- little things, big things. he always had something to offer. >> my father was basically my best friend. >> we're hoping to still dominate and be on top, where we should be. >> kulash rules. >> you know it. >> in his day, steve kulash stuffed a lot of trophy animals, but his old buddy herb karas once found him hard at work on a cat, as in kitty cat. "you mounting pets now," herb asked. well, steve explained that the animal belonged to a neighborhood woman and had been her beloved companion for 15 years. herb says steve was carefully adjusting the whiskers to give kitty the perfect feline expression, gazing lovingly at her owner. what a guy. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much f

happen to them come a 4 way yeah so i was half a century no exactly and we have him to thank for this and this is part of his legacy and it's an ongoing journey did of you stacey bevan's been slice of very much stacy for coming in on this today you're welcome. or staying in the united states for our next bit of news now 3 major league baseball games was postponed monday night due to a covert 1000 outbreak all this at a time when the new season has just gotten off the ground at least 14 people on the . miami marlins team of tested positive for the corona virus but according to various sources the marlins were those the baltimore orioles at miami season home opener monday night instead marlins players are staying in their hotel in philadelphia after finishing a series there tuesday's game is also off meanwhile the new york yankees game was filled out if those one day also postponed prevent the visiting yankees from using the same clubhouse the marlins did over the weekend. is reminder of our top stories this hour germany says it will make coronavirus testing mandatory for travelers returning from high risk regions of the world beginning next week when it comes a

yeah, the woman claimed the postmates driver was trying to rob the building stacey butler shows us theideo. >>the delivered to somebody or year. >>you're not don't want you to get the truth i don't want you i don't want you here. >>you hear it all in a shocking confrontation, 22 year-old jordan gibson was trying to make a postmates delivery tuesday night at this westwood apartment building. but this woman without a mask refused to let him as he dialed the renter who ordered the food. >>to paul there's a woman like at the door of just turn you loose as gibson works 3 jobs postmates is usually one of them, it's his mom's job, but she sprained her ankle so he was driving for her she was sitting in the car with her son was rated and blocked from delivering one residents dinner, i'm not letting this man in can i bring your food to you i'm asking you to get out of my building because you don't live here. i'm i'm a black man i'm trying to deliver my own here is and morgan from are the unbelievable encounter took a bizarre turn when the woman who claimed to live there accused him of having coa

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stacey, on the calendar, for the next meeting. >> you got it. >> thank you. any other commissioner items? all right. let's move on. i guess you can ask for public comment on commissioner items? >> yeah. public comment on item 12, commissioners matters. >> you have three questions remaining. >> hello, caller. please state your name. >> my name is fabrizio, and i want j.f.k. 100% call free to be safe immediately. >> okay. technically, we're under commissioner's items, and that's -- but let's keep moving along. >> all right. did you get that message? >> yeah, we got it. thank you. >> you have one question remaining. >> hello, caller. please state your name. >> steven hill. >> all right. we're under commissioner's items. do you have a comment about the commissioner's items? >> i do. >> okay. >> shall i proceed? >> please. >> great. so i'd like to suggest that the commissioners should take up the issue of this private concession of horses in the park. there there's significant health safety issues that are not being addressed by staff. i've sent them a number of questions that they have not responded to. for example, what authority does the rec and park have to introduce large animals li