great taylor swift song by that title. you should go listen to that. >> you feel like being a woman in the public sphere comes with that kind of invective? >> you wouldn't believe what all i've been called and what's been said to me in my career, whether it was in the private sector or the public sector. you know, go read my twitter feed. >> then congresswoman blackburn clearly did not have a problem with it. but the anti-hillary clinton merchandise it was truly horrifying and disgusting.

you start to see people like taylor swift. i'm a swifty.lly think that red was a better album in 1989. that's my personal album. you see her speaking up and carson wentz. i'm a gamecock fan. trevor lawrence is speaking out. you have the collective consciousness of a country paying attention. but i always say we've gotten here before, john and alisyn. the question is, can we take the next step to talk about systemic changes. that officer should not be training two or three other people. the system is broken. there's no way he should be training those individuals. there's no way he should be leading them down a path of murder. so now let's fix the system since everybody is awake. >> abby, that leads us to your wheelhouse. not taylor swift as bakari said. >> you don't know. >> you don't know yet. but on politics. in terms of this impenetrable wall of republican support that we've seen for three or more years for president trump and a couple things happened this week that were astonishing and the first is that his former defense secretary, matt

and then you manage to knock off taylor swift and several other people i wonder what your calculations were about using real things like that. first of all i can couldn't make up a better character than dick clark. he was fine with that. the business is in my ss need certain celebrities in my book. sometimes as markers we look at how serious this is according to who dies. we live in a culture in which celebrities are those kind of markers. there had only been a hand full handful of really notable household names in the novel which foresees a far more dangerous disease. you would have a harvesting of very notable people. since the flu is like the 1918 flu. it strikes people and middle age. the robust people whose own immune systems are what killed him. >> i hope taylor swift doesn't come after you in the next album. she can hold a grudge i've gotta there are some more questions. john, asks about social media is something that doesn't exactly come up than i can remember it is certainly very much a part of how they play out today. or do they combat a virus. this is disinformation propagan

watching bubba wallace, watching taylor swift and et cetera, i give taylor swift props, watching them raise their voices to speak out against injustice. this is what this country was built upon. but let me remind you and be clear to you and jim. the reason we're here, the reason we got to the federal housing act in 1968, the reason we got to the civil rights act and the reason that the confederate flag came down has always been because of black blood that's gone through the streets of this country. the reason we're here is because of george floyd, ahmaud arbery, breonna taylor. while i'm excited i'm sober in realizing how we got here. >> it's a good reminder. we're only three weeks removed from watching a man die on video over 8 minutes and 46 seconds. good to have you on. your thoughts. >>> so how will police departments put these reforms into action. a police chief who testified about his own experience will join us next. right now is a time for action. that's why usaa is giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can pay for things like groceries before they worry ab

bakari, you came out on our show as a taylor swift fan last week. i do want to drill down on the lady antebellum thing for a minute and talk about the cultural significance of it when you have a country music group like this come out and say, you know what? we listen, we get it, we're changing. what is -- >> yes. and let me just say, again, i will reiterate that it's a heel i would die on because red is a very underrated album in the taylor swift catalog. and swifty's note, okay. but the cultural challenges and what we're starting to see actually do warm my spirit. and, yes, lady antebellum, i don't listen as often as i probably should, but i can it will you that i watch nascar. i'm not far away from darlington motor speedway. and to see what bubba wallace has done, to see that nascar has finally ban the confederate flag. when you were going to a nascar event and you would go to darlington and pull up, it was all most as if you were pulling up in the '40s or '50s, and '60s with these flags that were flying. people were draped in them. but to ban tho

oh, and don't forget, john, taylor swift.moving the country into a more positive direction. and the president of the united states can either get on this train and be a unifier or not. >> alexi, you haven't been on our program in the past week, but bakari is very high on taylor swift right now and her role in all of this. >> i mean, we can laugh at that. and i think it is funny. but it is another example, baka rink, of the buy-in from white folks in this moment. >> that's right. >> to your point about it being different. that's what's crazy. the nascar rally is another example of that. there is so much buy-in from so many types of people who previously were so afraid to say anything, and i'm disheartened that people are afraid to speak out against racism, which you know, we shouldn't be afraid to speak out against that. >> something else the president has done over the last 24 hours, and i really don't think it's completely disconnected, bakari, is to really lean into these false claims about voting and mail-in voting, and su

singer taylor swift, she's encouraging people to vote as well. she tweeted, to change we must elect people who will fight against police brutality and racism. >>> '80s movie fans, we have a first look at high-flying restaurants that will truly take your breath away. take a look. how cool is that. filmmakers shooting the new "top gun" sequel are revealing action on set. they posted to twitter, quote, no cgi here. in fact, tom cruise made the studio agree not to use cgi before he would agree to do the movie. that sequel was supposed to hit theaters this month but now it's been pushed back to december. >>> last night mlb held its draft and the top overall pick from right here in the bay area. the detroit tigers selected spencer tork ellison. a power hitter who can play first base but he was drafted as a third baseman. last look at the forecast looking nice and sunny out there, kari. >> it's going to be a nice day. still a little warm in some spots but we are going to have a cool down that comes with more clouds by tomorrow. our temperatures will go

it will feature lady gaga, beyoncc, taylor swift, many others.streams begins at 12:00 pm tomorrow. >>> like many college seniors, this week's rising above scholars is worried about letting her first job after graduation. >> how the nonprofit is preparing its students for this new economy. ♪ >> i don't know if you can see my tomatoes. >> reporter: sabrina truong is embracing her new gardening hominy with gusto. the veggie 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

outrage was felt in atlanta and across the country after the deaths of ahmaud arbery, brianne taylor swift , e floyd and others >>> protesters in seattle have occupy several blocks and renamed it chaz. vaughn, this morning >> reporter: it's been a week since these streets were blocked in seattle the neighborhood has been taken over by seattle community members. it was earlier in which the week, the city chose to abandon these streets. and we just saw over the weekend where thousands of seattle residents, about the most diverse crowd you'll find in america, take to these streets, frustrated, angry. demands that have been put forward here by organizers and this is an effort here under way. the question mark was, how does that energy get funneled right now, organizers say they haven't seen any action by the city officials, and in the meanwhile, you continue to see folks, and there's been programming and organizing efforts here to make those demands known and to get the word out phillip? >> vaughn, thank you >>> weeks after relaxing lockdown restrictions over a dozen states here in the u.s. ar

beyonce, alicia keys, taylor swift and more made appearances. it comes mass people young and ohm continue to protest for police reform. like this scene in portland where police shout down a large crowd of demonstrators calling it an unlawful assembly. erin mcluf lint haughlin has moe >> reporter: thousands of people have gathered here people of all ages and races to send the message that black lives matter similar scenes have played out a across the united states calls for change spreading across the united states anden around the world >> think about a new beginning in a new tomorrow. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., for 8 minutes, 46 seconds, thousands of protesters lying down across the plaza in memory of george floyd. in new york city, demonstrators swarmed times square yasmin is there. >> reporter: i'm standing below times square below 42nd street thousands of folks gathered here protesting peacefully here, demanding racial justice >> reporter: in denver, proit'sers marched across the capital. in austin thousands cried "no justice, no peac

. ♪ you need to calm down by taylor swift. ♪ ♪ you are somebody that i don't know ♪ ♪ but you're takin and i'm just like, damn, it's 7:00 am ♪ ♪ say it in the street, that's a knock-out ♪ ♪ but you say it in a tweet, that's a cop-out ♪ ♪ and i'm just like, "hey, are you okay?" ♪ ♪ and i ain't tryna mess with your self-expression ♪ ♪ but i've learned a lesson that stressin' and obsessin' 'bout somebody else is no fun ♪ ♪ and snakes and stones never broke my bones ♪ ♪ so oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh ♪ ♪ you need to calm down, you're being too loud ♪ ♪ i

taylor swift very generously has donated a signed guitar, which i think will be a really hot item andl be a really hot item and i think, you know, since this terrible crisis occurred, for artists like myself, who are also in lockdown at home, we have a possibility... i've been doing performances now for the last three months really and as you can see, this is my so—called studio if you like and it is a very simple affair. normally i am on my iphone and i'm just playing my piano and it is an interesting thing for us to do because as musicians, we have a platform and we are about diversity. we are about love and compassion and kindness and we need an awful lot of that right now. raakhi, at different stages in at this pandemic, on its liberties have been ridiculed for various things they have done online. —— celebrities have been ridiculed. you have been going now since 2008, give me a brief idea of the sort of things you have actually been able to bring about? we raised nearly £2 million in that time and we have been able to support many women and girls in that time and it is quite its

live from worthy farm this year, with performances from artists including sir paul mccartney and taylor swiftoers have found alternative ways to celebrate — as our entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. # revolutionaries wait for my head on...#. glastonbury... the music... the mayhem, the mud. the 50th anniversary was supposed to be getting underway right now. instead, this is the scene from in front of the pyramid stage — no crowds, just cows. it all started in 1970. dairy farmer michael eavis, inspired by the bath blues festival, decided to put on his own event. only 2,000 people turned up, leaving him in debt. i wouldn't say a disaster, but it hasn't been as good as i'd hoped. 50 years later and once again trouble on the farm, the whole festival cancelled because of covid. the buildup to the 50th and then having to pull it was quite gutting, but, you know, all of our energy is going into next year now, so we're all about 2021, we're all about making that a double celebration. more than 200,000 people would have been on the site this weekend, including mumford & sons. they head

the ceremony will be on youtube this weekend featuring lady gaga, beyonce, taylor swift, and many other big stars. the stream will begin at noon on saturday. >>> and arson fire continues to smolder in south san jose. fire crews are still on the scene, we will have a live report. >>> and a reminder, kpix 5 has a new app that gives you easy 24/7 access to the bay area. and real-time news updates. this crisis has changed almost everything, but not our resolve. we've pulled together, worked hard to keep each other safe. we've flattened the curve and help californians get back on their feet. for our families and our communities, let's stay the course and stop the spread. - only invisalign treatment uses smarttrack technology. it moves teeth more comfortably and predictably than ordinary aligners. so i can create custom treatment plans for every smile. >>> right now streaming on cbsn bay area. fires intentionally set and a suspect in custody. mornthe overnight effort to keep the blaze from spreading. >>> live from the white house as the trump administration faces a new legal battle. the lawsu

the ceremony will feature lady gaga and taylor swift. it begins at noon today on netflix. >> netflix. >>> i wanted to show you the places that are going to feel the breeze the most. lets start off showing you the view of the flag near our roof. you can see the east bay hills in the background. watch the wind. here's a unique way of watching this. i am going to play us from now into the early afternoon. the bruter of, the brighter the color the stronger of wind. if you get into the shades of purple along the coast and coming through the golden gate and working through the delta, those are the places that you feel it the most. these are gusts into the mid 20s. you will notice that. it's not going to be as bad as yesterday but you are going to notice it. if i get rid of the places gusting into the 20s and leave the places here. look at the 43 miles per hour gusts into bodega bay. concord you may feel this with gusts the 32 miles per hour into the afternoon today. this is from the last 24 hours. we hit near 50 miles per hour gusts over marin

instead of losing hope i remembered what i learned from taylor swift and i shook it off.. thanks to the haters, i have traveled the world, i met all sorgts of celebrities and even made it to the white house. the second virus to do so right after stephen miller. secondly, remember that you don't get anywhere alone. i could have ended up like so many other diseases, mers, sars, cooties, but i got to where i am thankings to the angels in my life. the people whose missed science, protestors who won't war mask and anyone who couldn't go three week was getting a layer cut. you guys are my heroes. and finally, embrace the setbacks. when i fail in places like south korea and new zealand because they had a plan, a lot of people said my best days are behind me. and yeah, i was bummed but i knew that if i found the countries with the right leadership for me, i might just get a second shopt. so students, when people try to flaten your curve, just keep climbing. and remember, people don't need to believe in you, you just need to believe in yourself and the sky is the limit. but not to

i mean, come on, beyonce, lizzo, taylor swift. all celebrating high school seniors.their hard work and all they've been through these last few months why not celebrate. celebrate, they did, amy. >> i love that. there were also, robin, some surprise moments during that four-hour celebration. we're going to have all of that ahead. >>> first, the headlines to get to this morning, starting with massive protests across the country in big cities and small wn demanding change, and in the city where george floyd was killed the minneapolis city council promised last night to dismantle the police department. marcus moore has the latest. >> reporter: from coast to coast, thousands gathering to peacefully protest racial injustice and police brutality. 10,000 people paying their respects at a memorial for george floyd in north carolina. his death igniting a global movement. >> some death ain't about dying. some death is about waking all of us up. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: in many places protesters calling to defund the police, some asking a portion of police budgets be give

i know that taylor swift's birthday is on december 13th and many americans will probably take heed ofary lincoln who gave frederick douglas a cane from her husband and in giving that cane, was trying to make the connection with lincoln's legacy and african-american citizenship and african-americans cause for emancipation. it's really important that we keep this in mind and i am going to say, i went into our book shop and i found the one single representation of mary there which is a double portrait, herald told us something staged, they didn't stand next to one another because of their difference in heights although we debate that, but they are very much next to one another in terms of their daily life. so i hope that mary lincoln at 200 will be something that we can really think about. because we really want to hear from you on women, because the three of us are so excited to have a full house here, i want to see if people want to come up to the microphone and ask any questions you might have about women's legacy, about women's participation, about where the field stands now. i know

beyonce, taylor swift and jimmy kimmel also congratulated the class. >>> roger goodell says the nfl has been wrong in the way that it has handled player protest and he's >>> breezes are still pretty fast in solano county. high fire danger through about 8:00. almost ideal conditions this morning, except the humidity is a little low, 40% and the winds are gusting up to 18, but that is about as slow as they will get. they will pick up again in a afternoon and early evening. but slower tomorrow and then consequently the temperatures start to warm into the low to mid-90s. so challenging conditions for those firefighters definitely. today will be one of the better days. >>> and areou okay? >> is he okay? >> he's not okay. >> pretty scary moments naar se wallace says he is now good after appearing to faint not once but twice yesterday. he first collapsed in his crew member's arms right after the end of the race and then fox sports interviewed him while he .as along pit road andve it was a lodge humid and emotional day at atlanta speedway. wallace who is the only black driver currently wore an

where is taylor swift?here is don lemon, all of you out there are the frankensteins of always racism? we can deal with racism in in country. looting is not, it is criminal, it is not allowed, it is time to zip tie them instead of tying the hands of americans. elizabeth: david, come back. david webb there, great to have you on. thanks so much for joining us, david. >> thank you. elizabeth: next up, acting customs and border protection commissioner mark morgan joining us in a fox business, exclusive on the hundreds of border agents now deploying along with 20,000 in the national guard to help stop riots and looting across the country. that story is next. ♪. i wanted more from my copd medicine, that's why i've got the power of 1,2,3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved, once-daily 3 in 1 copd treatment. ♪ with trelegy and the power of 1, 2, 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to open airways, keep them open, and reduce inflammation for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a re

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. >> former secretary of state condoleezza rice and other celebrities including beyonce, taylor swiftbilly porter and lady gaga. you know what, this morning our team is celebrating in a big way. >> and the emmy goes to "today in the bay," woman rescued, sausalito mudslide, kntv nbc bay area. >> and i was jumping up and down in my bedroom i was so excited. covering last winter's sausalito mudslide. and we also have a big congratulations to our very own meteorologist kari hall. she won an emmy this is her two for the night. >> yeah! >> best weather anchor, kari, whoo! you can check out these photos of kari celebrating at home. it was a virtual ceremony this year for everyone. it was nice to be nominated. it was a fun night. we even got together before to celebrate. >> after you called your mom like you should. >> i was a little late because i was talking to my mom. again, kari, congratulations. well deserved. >> kari was dressed up, fabulous outfit. >> congratulations to the whole team. >>> let's start out with a celebration this morning with a live look outside in san francisco as the

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and i'm proud that people like taylor swift and carson wentzre and trevor le are coming out. >> reporter: so, yosound a little bit optimistic that this around the world--ust in from this country, but around the world now-- that's a big change from the past, isn't it? >> i don't know if it's a big change. let me just say that my father's generation captivated the world before. like, i don't really give people credit for showing up. i want to see the follow-through. and i hope that people are there, and i have faith that people wit be there. is will be new. this will have to be a new door that is opened. and, you know, i have three children and i'm going to remain on thijourney for truth and justice and peace, but i don't want to pass them down the same america that i have now. >> reporter: just very quickly to both of you as a final questio mn, hh of the follow-through is going to depend on voting? >> well, i think a lot of it is going to depend on voting, but there are going to be structural changes that are going to have to occ, . and i thike roy wilkins said, "how many coffins must-- m

great taylor swift song by that title. >> you feel like being a woman in the public sphere comes withyou wouldn't believe what all i've been called and what's been said to me in my career, whether it was in the private sector or the public sector. you know, go read my twitter feed. >> she clearly did not have a problem with it. but the blackburn didn't somewhere a problem with it. but the anti-hillary clinton merchandise available was truly disgusting, things like t-shirts with hillary clinton being sexually assaulted. it is why i found this so interesting, quote, vendors sold almost no merchandise that mentioned joe biden specifically. almost nothing mentioning the president's opponent this time around. no object seep t-shirts with joe on them. what was available, hillary clinton mech n. 2020, four years later they are still selling all of the anti-hillary clinton stuff. what if that simply observation is the key. that after eight years of a black president and the first female president as a nominee -- a national poll out today has joe biden up by a staggering 14 points. while trump

you're in a great list of people barack obama, lady gaga, demi lovato, taylor swift, beyonce. >> andke -- michelle, did you want me to participate? but i think i'm sort of like, we did it, guys, we broke the country, and sorry about that. we got sloppy. we're taking lyft seven times a day. ordering sweet greens for three meals a day, really? what are we doing? >> jimmy: love some sweet greens. >> you don't need that much salad, no one needs that much salad. >> jimmy: fair, fair, yeah >> i think for the class of 2020, what i am so inspired by is i think that -- the younger you are, i think the more willing you are to put your belief in yourself on the line and i think that the young people today are really just so able to be outspoken and show up and be leaders and be a part of this whole movement to help change america for the better. and so i just want them to keep doing that because i think right now we have just a lot of adults who are arguing at each other while people are dying >> jimmy: i want to talk about this we ask everyone to spotlight a charity if they want to or talk abo

on instagram nike has about 114 million followers to put that in context, not quite beyonce or taylor swift level, but it's up there. the most followed brand on instagram, 114 million followers the most followed brand on the social media site. >> i wouldn't have known that. you mentioned it's from the number one retail analyst at jpmorgan, matthew boss, who we frequently talk to on the show it also, rahel, comes ahead of earnings this week you a you're going to get -- this is trying to get ahead of the earnings later this week. >> when we look at the street insight, the average street insight, i believe the average price target is about $102 both of those calls greater than the average street call there at $102 overall, scott, the reaction on the street is extremely bullish and positive and again, it's because of that brand momentum both here in the states and overseas and it's investments it's been doing digitally. >> thank you joe, you own it. >> i do. and for all the reasons rahel mentioned. it's about the global story. i own lululemon which i think others on the show own as well that's

and singer taylor swift is encouraging people to vote, as well. she tweeted to change, we must elect people who will fight against police brutality and racism. >>> well, getting started with this thursday, it is just going to be a nicer day outside for anyone who wanted to take a stroll around the block or something. just get some fresh air, kari. >> yeah, it is going to be a nicer day. and we're waking up to a beautiful su looking at all of cameras. let's start out in morgan hill this morning. and we're going to have also a milder one for many of us waking up to temperatures in the 50s and 60. but then as we look at our high temperatures, it will be quite warm as we reach up to 89 degrees in morgan hill and 85 in east san jose and a few low 90s on the map here for the inland east bay and up to 91 in pittsburg while hayward will reach 78 degrees and then you see the difference in those temperatures and the low 60s in half moon bay. palo alto will reach up to 82 degrees and the embark kicadero the mid 60s and north bay high of 89 today in clear lak

other celebrities including beyonce, taylor swift, jennifer lopez, billy porter, and lady gaga. >>> wellyou know what, more celebration going on this weekend. our team actually celebrated a big victory over the weekend. "today in the bay," the show you're watching right now, was actually honored as best daytime newscast at the emmy awards. >> and the emmy goes to "today in the bay" woman rescued, sausalito mudslide, kntv nbc bay area. >> whoo! clap, clap, clap, clap. that wasn't the only celebration going on this weekend. that was actually for our coverage of last winter's sausalito mudslide but we also celebrated again because our very own meteorologist kari hall won another emmy for best weather anchor. you can check out her photos there celebrating in -- kari, that was a beautiful dress. you were so jazzy sitting at home. you did it up. you did not disappoint on any end this weekend. thank you so much for that, for us anyway. >> a salute, also -- >> thank you. >> i'm sorry, kari. a shout out to our friends who put us on the tv as well. without all of them you'd be seeing color bars. t

yes, we have taylor swift.ve all of these things that are happening during this moment, which show us that this moment may be different. but we still have to run through the tape, to andrew's point. we have four and a half months. and this, if we do not do something, if we're not participa participatory in this democracy, then donald trump will get elected because that racism has won before. >> bakari sellers, andrew yang, appreciate your time. thanks very much. >>> up next, just days after toon general bill barr forced removal, another testifies on capitol hill. talk about all of it with democrat democrat democratic house intelligence chairman adam schiff next. at fisher investments, we do things differently and other money managers don't understand why. because our way works great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. but you do sell investments that ea

live from worthy farm this weekend, with performances from the likes of sir paul mccartney and taylor swiftoldplay, david bowie and jay—z will be shown on bbc two and bbc four. i hope they replay all the money bits that we just saw as well, because they are some of the best bits! some are the most iconic images, aren't they? we are live in glastonbury this morning, and in the area, and in contrast of those muddy scenes, it is, as you're probably aware by now, it is a glorious day across much of the country today. officially the hottest day of the year yesterday, record—breaking temperatures expected today, matt will keep us up to date with that today and a level three health alert has been given over the heat and the high uv has been given over the heat and the high uv levels. fiona lamdin is on the beach in weston—super—mare, where temperatures are expected to reach 30 degrees celsius later today. people need to be mindful while they are enjoying it? yes. it already feels very warm. yesterday... at the moment it's pretty quiet but yesterday it was absolutely rammed and one localised boat w

of one of our customers they make tents, outdoor event tents for event venues if you're at the taylor swift concert, it's the big tent in the back the pandemic hit, and literally, every event on the face of the earth was wiped out. and tentcraft came to us and said look, we think we can make these tents suitable for hospitals and health care facilities to do covid-19 testing. but that's a completely different industry than what we have sold to we don't know how many hospitals there are in the united states, we don't know who the decision makers are there, we don't know how to get ahold of them can you help us with that? that's exactly what the zoominfo platform does. in the first week, they sold to a hospital in erie, pennsylvania, then new jersey, then texas they had the largest revenue month in the history of their business what we're excited that zoominfo is able to do, it's able to help smb companies and midmarket companies and large enterprises find the next customer in the most efficient way te tentcraft is one example we have seen arnold's home office furniture and silk home who were

at the same time, you have somebody like taylor swift who tweeted out on friday as a tennessean, it makesare monuments standing in our state that celebrate racist historical figures who did evil things. they were despicable figures in our state history and should be treated as such. how do we create the space where we let everyone speak their mind but at the same time, do we want to hear from celebrities or do we not? >> the thing is that it's not just saying something or tweeting something. i think this is a real moment when people are thinking, so what more do i do? it's not just about tweeting something or making a statement. it's actually action. it's actually, what are you actively doing in terms of trying to analyze and deconstruct racism? how do you do that? this doesn't happen overnight. the performative of what dave is complaining about is that you can't just make a little performance statement and then be done with it. that's what everybody is really saying. it can't be about this notion of perform performative being an ally. my entire a naturnalysis of thi country really is for

. >> reporter: james taylor says the mayor's swift move to condemn the nooses is all part ofism. >> it's part of all the chaos going on and the confusion, the general fallout from the police shootings and protest movement. >> reporter: adding to the chaos and confusion, the discovery of a fake body hanging from a noose near lake merritt thursday morning. opd took down the effigy and said officers found an american flag lying next to the body. >> this is a part of the fallout, that's what i'm suggesting, these are some of the embers. >> reporter: libby schaaf just tweeted this out. she called a fake body hanging from a noose that was discovered this morning a deliberate and vile attempt to traumatize and divide oaklanders. she said the city immediately contacted the fbi to investigate this heinous act for what it is, a hate crime. she's also asking oaklanders to be vigilant and if they do witness a hate crime, she's asking them to contact opd's hate crime hotline. >>> the statue is gone. early this morning, the city of san francisco brought in cranes and took the statue of christopher col

i don't think we will get a taylor swift concert this time around. stuart: i'm told it will be called the biggest sale in the sky. susan: big style scale. it's kind of hard to say so early, right? stuart: it works, doesn't it? for selling stuff this month. that really works. i've got another -- this is another positive sign. let's go to ashley webster, who lives for mortgage rates and now mortgage applications. what do you have? ashley: it's not freddie mac day but almost as good. mortgage applications up 5% this past week and when you compare it year over year, up 18%. so people really starting to get into the market to take advantage of these record low rates. 30-year fixed around 3.15%. absolutely remarkable. the interesting side note on this is that refinancing, which has gone through the roof, was actually down 9% for the week. that in fact is the seventh straight week of declines for refinancing. i can only imagine that's because everybody that could, has. however, when you compare it to a year ago, those refis are still up 137%. take advantage

been liked, shared and commented on by nearly 2.5 million viewers and was seen more office than a taylor swift concert. with more than 115,000 americans dead from covid-19, why are facebook and its founder not responsible for the damage caused by spreading such conspiracy theories? the more critical question now is why congress continues billionaires such as zuckerberg, sandberg, and twitter's jack dorsey, whose company is likewise not liable for its reckless and damaging practice to rake in billions by publishing violent rhetoric, deadly disinformation, deranged conspiracy theories and foreign interference that debases america's culture and erodes our very democracy. congress still lets these conglomerates luckture rate in absolute immunity from the harm they cause to americans' life. citizens can hold car companies, airline corporations, restaurants and doctors and small business owners liable for problems they cause, yet tech billionaires bear no personal responsibility for the wrecked lives and damaged democracies that lay shattered at their feet. mark, cheryl, jack you have revealed yours

taylor laid dying. tayl has been simmering, with protesters demanding swift justice and the arrest of all three officerseonna taylor's mother still >> they portrayed as if she was some drug dealer. they bust down this door and-- and her and her boyfriend are shooting at them, and they're returning fire. >> reporter: well, the other two officers involved in the shooting have not been fired, but they have been placed on administrative leave. breonna taylor's family, through their attorney tonight, tells us that today's action was a good first step, but ultimately, they want to see criminal charges filed against all three officers involved. norah. >> o'donnell: mola lenghi tonight, thank you. today, the trump administration asked a federal judge to halt publication of former national security advisor john bolton's tell-all memoir. but with the book's release set for tuesday and copies already in circulation, there may be little the white house can do to keep it out of the public's hands. cbs' ben tracy reports tonight from the white house. >> reporter: the contents of former national security advisor john

in minnesota, and georgia where they take swift actions against police officers for misconduct but here, we just keep hearing about due process over breanna taylor not getting her due process. we are asking that they be terminated and eventually charged. [inaudible] >> not being down there, i am not inclined to say. from what i see on tv, i do think there could be a little bit -- there's been a lot of aggression towards protesters but protesters are engaging. i do think this is the time for a change in policing in america. we've seen in minnesota, police are marching with protesters. we've seen compassionate police and that's what we need to see in order to open up. [inaudible question] >> there's not been enough done here. the police are stopping employed and paid by mpd. they've been placed on administrative duty, that is not enough. we know they recklessly shot into her home and put not only civilians in harm's way, killing breanna but they also put off their officers in harm's way. they have enough at this time to terminate them from their employment. as far as across the country, this is showing we need a change in the way that we police. t

swift action against police officers for misconduct. but here, all we keep hearing about is due process. however, breonna taylor did not get hurt due process. we are asking they be terminated and eventually charged. >> how do you feel [indiscernible] >> not being down there, i am not inclined to say. from what i have seen on tv, i do think there could be a little bit -- there has been a lot of aggression towards protesters, but protesters are engaging in acts we have asked not to occur. the timethink this is for a change in policing in america. seen in minnesota police marching with protesters. we have seen compassionate police departments. that is what we need to see across america nationwide. [indiscernible] >> there has not been enough done here. the police officers are still deployed by lmpd. they will be paid by lmpd. they have been placed on administrative duty. that is not enough. we know they recklessly shot into breonna's home. we know they put not only civilians in harm's way put other officers in harm's way. they had enough to terminate them from their employment -- they have enough at this point to

taylor and now rayshard brooks, we should expect that things will be different. in bringing charges and even taking actions to fire police officers in a much more swift fashion, that is likely to be our new normal. >> so the speed of the charges toss doesn't bother you. you see it as a positive change. what about the substance of the charges against rolfe? one of the charges could amount to a potential death penalty case. >> well, we have an independently elected district attorney in our city. what i would say, though, as it relates to the swiftness of these charges, i just want to see the same swiftness as it relates to the other use of force cases that are sitting on the district attorney's desk. we have at least two other cases involving officer involved shootings and we have not gotten outcomes on those cases so i just think we want to see it across the board. and, you know, i'll defer to the district attorney on what the appropriate charges were. there was information that even i learned today in watching his press conference in terms of the other officer and the allegations made against the other officer and even that there was another vehicle hit during all