he drew comparisons to former nfl player, pat tillman.illian: social media has a lot to say on this. carley shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7, here with the reaction. >> good morning. during an interview with tmz sports, brett favre was asked if he thinks colin kaepernick reached the status of jackie robinson and muhammad ali, he responded with this. pat tillman is another guy that did something similar and we regard him as a hero so i assume the hero status will be stamped with kaepernick as well. pat tillman chose to leave the nfl and join the army in the aftermath of the september 11th terror attacks. he was killed by friendly fire while deployed in afghanistan. kaepernick hasn't played since he opted out of his contract. social media divided over favre's comparison. laurie says i don't know if it's fair to compare the two. spence saying it's not the same, very different. both can be heroes in different ways. louise adding, okay, that's not even close. tillman was a warrior. it shouldn't even be brought up as a possible. so a wide r

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. >>> nfl legend brett favre says in an interview with tmz sports he compared him to pat tillman, theormer nfl player who died while serving in afghanistan in 2004. favre added kaepernick's efforts to fight police brutality and systemic racism is reminiscent of tillman's choice to forgo his career and join the army. kaepernick started kneeling during the national anthem as a quarterback for the 49ers in 2016. >>> race car driver bubba wallace says he will stay the course despite the fact somebody left a noose in his garage at the talladega raceway. >> the deal that happened yesterday, sorry i'm not wearing my mask, but i wanted to show whoever it was, you're not going to take away my smile. i'm going to keep on going. >> that was wallace following the race. drivers and crew members rallied around him before the race even started. wallace is nascar's only full-time black driver. he led part of the race before running out of gas in the final lap. >>> and trending this morning grammy award winning singer beyonce released a new song in support of the black lives matter movement and took i

that would suggest some bumps between now and year end >> it is very interesting how tillman but putse despite your face we have examples of that in my town landlords tried to muscle restaurant owners and they just said okay, take the keys we're gone >> right we'll see if there is any movement in atlantic city. go back and watch it, everyone thanks for watching "power lunch. "closing bell" starts right now. >> kelly, thank you. welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen stocks surging on this tuesday the dow back up over 500 points. helped by a bevy of bullish news let's look at what is dragging the action now a historic jump in retail sales as the economic pain of the shutdown appears to have bottomed for now jay powell did give investors one reason to be a bit more cautious positive data from a stud why in a coronavirus treatment. it is being called a major

they want to take not a new name, take it back to the name that it was before they named it for tillman. so these buildings, many of these squares, had names before. they changed these names and put these confederate soldiers and confederate folks' names on them as a sign of resistance to integration, a resistance to the court that gave us brown v. board of education in 1954. that's what started this. 1954 supreme court decision started this foolishness. it didn't come out of the -- this stuff about heritage. it's not about heritage. it is, in fact, about hate. >> you're giving us -- a lot of us a history lesson. thank you for that. i do want to ask you about the protests today and the, you know, events that have occurred since the death of george floyd. we have heard calls to defund the police. that's been a bit of a rally cry at some of these protests across the country. the president and other republicans are now seizing on that, turning it into a line of attack, politically, but you yourself, i know you are not a fan of that slogan. why? >> simply because i do not believe that those

in an interview favre compared kaepernick to pat tillman, the former nfl player who died while servingafghanistan in 2004. favre added kaepernick's effort to fight police brutality and systemic racism is reminiscent of tillman's choice to forgo his career and join the army. colin kaepernick started kneeling as a quarterback for the san francisco 49ers in 2016. >>> nascar racer bubba wallace says he will press on no matter what obstacles even after finding a noose in his garage at the talladega raceway. >> the deal that happened yesterday -- sorry i'm not wearing my mask, but i wanted to show whoever it was you're not going to take away my smile. i'm going to keep on going. >> that was wallace yesterday following the race. drivers and crew members rallied around him before the start of the race. you might remember wallace is nascar's only black full-time driver. and trending this morning, grammy award winning singer beyonce is releasing a new song in support of the black lives matter movement and is taking it a step further releasing "black para parade" on juneteenth, also on her websit

one highlight boxing champion kim clavelle was given the pat tillman award for service after she decided to leave the ring and return to work as a nurse amid the coronavirus pandemic. >> you hear a lot of people saying athletes should just focus on what they're supposed to be doing, but they're still human beings and they still have a platform, so it's nice to see them taking social change. >> we're all part of this world. if there's something you can do to make it better, why not? that award well deserved. >> good point. >>> 4:55 for you that morning. going viral, next here on "today in the bay" a live report on what's expected to be announced during apple's worldwide developers conference and we'll talk about the financial impact. the changes it could have for the south bay. >>> plus, the latest on the war of words between president trump and john bolton. >>> right now at 5:00, a first of its kind for apple. a never before held virtual worldwide conference starting in just a few hours. we're going to talk about the changes of those plans and how it could have a huge effect on san jose'

shirley tillman, former president of princeton. arefrazier, ceo of mark, the co-shares. ben bernanke, lisa jackson, among others, are serving on it with them. we are spending a huge amount of our time. we live dual lives here. putting the fire out in the house, and we are still not there yet. we are going to announce more fatalities today, tragically. and at the same time, preparing for what the new normal will look like. and i think the changes -- the short answer will be that life will be different. my guess is we will get used to it. it will be a new normal, but it will never be the same. anna: we are quickly running out of time, but before we do, we want to get to an audience question. it is right in your wheelhouse in terms of the changes that are happening to society. you are a big sports fan and a lot of people are wondering, will there be live sporting events to watch it person with the giants and the jets this fall? where do things stand on that? gov. murphy: i think there will be, definitively live sports. i do not see a scenario, unless andhell breaks loose ag

pat tillman was killed in in inn army. favre says he deserves another chance to play in the nfl. >> very interesting. there have been a lot of mentions of colin kaepernick over the last few weeks, so we'll see if the nfl actually comes through. >> yeah, if anything, put him in aiaon or something liko doesn't want to play, then put him in some type of official capacity where he could mend those wounds and start bringing boths together. it would be nice to see that at a minimum. >>> all right, thanks, guys. 72 mt. tam, let's take a look, a gorgeous sunrise there. 72 degrees, and the warmth is lurking right above the marine layer. and it will be sun any around t with a large summer spread just about every day in the 7 day forecast.ny around with a large summer spread just about every day in the 7 day forecast. clouds and cool at night. and here is the area of high pressure that will be staying. that will help build the warmth. mid to upper 80s in most of the south bay. mid-80s on the peninsula. a little more comfort around mi

in chicago, mike tillman, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new this morning, a six episode series about colin kaepernick is headed to netflix. they will focus on x teenagers growing up in turlock will cover his expenses that led to him to become active as he is today. kaepernick will appear as himself and the narrator of the series to play the younger version of the quarterback. >>> hundreds of prides parades and marches have been canceled because of the coronavirus, but that did not stop people from celebrating both online and in the streets. they tell us how lgbtq communities around the world commemorated the annual event. >> pride celebrations look drastically different this year thanks to the coronavirus with traditional festivities canceled, more than 500 organizations from around the world came together to host global pride. a 24-hour stream of music, performances and speeches in support of the lgbtq community. >> what makes global pride unique is it is the first pride of its kind to where we are focused on bringing the entire lgbt community together. >> not everyone marked it virtually. in taiwan

here to weigh in his brett tillman. is this a good move going from third to second degree? >> nobody likes what happened to george floyd. it is her in december whole country is behind the prosecution of these officers especially the one who held down his neck but it is risky when you elevate the charges. you hope it is not out of emotion in response to the crowd because what we don't want to see is losing your case because you've overcharged the case. >> i looked at the attorney general yesterday and he said trying this case will not be easy in winning conviction will be hard. that is not what people thought when you saw the video from every angle and hear the audio. what is he saying? i is he ratcheting down expectations? >> it is concerning. second-degree require specific intent to kill, there is no question he has his knee on his neck for an extended period of time, perhaps past the point he's warned and told to take his knee off. that does indicate at the least third-degree murder. the question is did he have a specific intent to kill george floyd when he was addressing

mike tillman has the story. >> police officer say their retreat from minneapolis third precinct was planned in advance. >> i came in from my board meeting at noon and i was informed by my board prior to our meeting, i was asked if i emptied my locker and i said no and they said well, you need to go into your locker, the giving up the precinct. >> four officers unable to clean out their lockers were those charged in the death of george floyd. some of the body armor, radios and weapons at one of the door. when brandon wolf was arrested, police say you was wearing the body armor of the officer. >> it was going to be a symbolic victory for the rioters, it would give them something because it was the third precinct that the officers worked out of that was involved and that will quell the disturbance and they would stop rioting and take it as a victory and go away. >> it didn't work. the next day state patrol troopers and the national guard and established a perimeter and a curfew. no curfew was enforced and minneapolis burned. >> the biggest failure i observed would've been the communication not

tillman, so much more to talk about.ing bell" picks it up right now. >> back to you welcome to "closing bell." stocks retreating from from the recent push higher the nasdaq still managing to hit another record high itself let's have a look at what is driving the action the rotation reversion with tech leading the market and apple and amazon setting new all thyime highs. the reopening trade slipping yesterday's frantic rally in retail, travel, energy all seeing sharp declines. and we'll hear more from the fed as it begins a two day policy meeting on what it sees for the economy and the unprecedented support it

one highlight boxing champion kim clavel was given the pat tillman award for her service. left the ring to return to work as a nurse in march amid the coronavirus pandemic. well deserved. >> so risky. high performing athletes and to take that detour is admirable. >> it's for the greater good. >>> we want to get a look at the forecast for you today just to let you know things are heating up today in some parts of the bay area. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that. what can we expect with the heat? where is it going to be? >>> it's going to be for the inland areas. we're usually more concerned when it heats up along the coastline and in san francisco. that will not be the case this go-around especially this week as we are still starting out with some fog this morning and that fog looks to linger for the day and that will keep the city cool as well as the coastline. as you make your way inland it's going to start to heat up. as we take a live look outside looking over to pittsburg, we're starting out with a clear sunrise as the fog is not making it across the bay th

the governor responded but tillman says the governor is doing it all wrong he will join us to explain as "power lunch" starts right now >>> the nasdaq is tracking for its longest winning streak since december bob? >> good news, we're just off the highs for the day. the bad news is financials are again not participating in the rally and they need to to really move us forward. let's take a look at the sectors, as you heard from kelly, it largely tech, semiconductors, internet stocks, the whole technical sector is doing well, consumer discretionary tech oriented to an extent, industrials flatter, generally underperforming and banks not even in positive territory by and large we told but the new high on the mega caps. i don't know if you realize how they've rallied off of the march lows facebook is up nearly 78%, apple 75, amazon 70, microsoft and alphabet, even alphabet is lagging, 46% off of the lows, far outperforming the overall market software in general has become really important so if you look at right around here we see new highs in adobe and electronic arts, auto desk, service n

one highlight champion kim clavel was given the pat tillman award.s is for service after she decided to leave the ring and return to work as a nurse in march amid the coronavirus pandemic. >> sometimes it's just so obvious the sacrifice people make and to walk away from her career like that is than that in a match in the ring. >> it might make training for a boxing match easy. >> i bet it did. let's get a look at the forecast for you today. >> we're starting out this morning with a live look outside we are going to have a nice cool start to the morning but also some of our inland areas will be heating up. we're not going to see that in san francisco. we're going to keep our natural air conditioning thanks to the fog draped over the city. you can see the top of the transamerica pyramid disappear into the fog as we've seen it floating at about 1,500 feet or below. a clear start. looking over to pittsburg, the beautiful sunrise is my favorite part of the day as we look at all the colors in the sky. once again our nice, cool start to the morning with mos

the governor responded but tillman says the governor is doing it all wrong he will join us to explain"power lunch" starts right now

people are wary of going to crowded places tillman even said if there was money left over, he'd want to tap it, but small businesses are saying they're fine right now but they're worried about this cliff that could be coming from ppp, because it's rebounding but it's definitely not on the way back >> don't forget, the legislation president trump signed last friday extends the ppp program, i believe out to 24 weeks from eight or nine weeks. and it also provides more flexibility in terms of spending the loan money you can now spend 60% on payroll and 40% on expenses, so the payroll numbers come down. that will help look, i want to go back to the numbers point. i think what you'll see is in the aggregate nationwide, new cases have pretty much flattened out, many parts of the country coming down. i mean, the growth rates over one day and seven-day are about zero, and the same is true for the mortality. fatality rates are down close to zero, between zero and 1%. now, certain areas, perhaps. i grant you it's a good point. on the other hand, our health experts have said to me repeatedly we

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. >> so tillman had it right on, the nba leading the way with an actionable plan to restart there waseport of laying the restart plans with 22 of the 30 teams going to orlando to get ready for the season to restart in late july that will be followed by a full set of playoffs ending around mid-october. nascar is another example, they have already held races in the last couple of weeks and researching ways to bring fans back into the racetrack. pro golf about to restart next week a key theme with the leagues is better unity with the economics. on the other end of the spectrum, you have major league soccer, baseball fights over money have been rampant and caused huge disruptions to getting started soccer was on the verge of a lockout a couple of days ago but earlier today they seem to have come closer to an agreement to start. baseball is at risk of losing the entire season. they're all bickering, leaking emails to the press, blaming one another for the impasse. baseball and soccer more reliant on stadium revenue, more so than basketball or football so baseball in particular while they h

all right, great stuff by the way with tillman yesterday here we go opec right now, it's opec silly seasondy the meeting is scheduled theoretically for next tuesday let's get to that. here's what we know. right now, folks, there is no opec deal. you see headlines floating around, opec deal. there's no opec deal, because opec has to vote on any deal that's rules what you're seeing is the saudis and the russians are coming out. i spoke with two different sources today and they both said they are aligned they don't want what i'll call guys the march mess again. they want the world to know, there is no price war, the saudis and russians, they socially distanced hugged and made up, everything's fine between them they would like to extend the current 9.7 million barrel per day production cut, that record cut, for one-month increments. in other words, they'll extend it maybe to the beginning of july, review it again, maybe extend it again. they'll probably wind that down. they can't do 9.7 million forever. they'll probably go to their pre-planned 7.7. here's the problem one word iraq iraq, guys,

well, brett favre comparing colin kaepernick to pat tillman who walked away from a multimillion dollar country. he made the comparison while talking to tmz he said it's not easy to stop something that you always dreamed of doing for something you believe in. pat tillman is another guy that did something similar and we regard him as a hero so i would assume the hero status will be stamped with kaepernick as well. finally, here is a look at what's trending on foxbusiness.com. properties at walt disney world and fort wil wilderness resort d campground will begin to reopen today. theme parks open july 11th. zoom, go google and web ex-are e top three video apps. five companies are offering at home coronavirus tests for $109, up of to $150. and those are all your headlines from the newsroom. dagen, back to you. dagen: thank you so much, cheryl. cheryl casone. covid-19 forcing millions of americans to work from home. online privacy becoming an even more important part of doing business. the demand for lawyers with data privacy and cyber security backgrounds now growing with many positions pay

brett favre said he will ultimately be seen as a hero much as matt tillman had, who left to join theht in afghanistan and lost his life. >> a lot of people have feelings about colin kaepernick saying it will show he was on the right side of history. we shall see. a lot of support. that's good to see. you've got something about a guitar that fetched millions of dollars, word is maanthony maso will be displaying it soon in his home -- >> he wishes. he wishes. >> that's what i heard. yeah. >> looking forward to that. >> i heard vlad bought it. >> last month -- yeah, right. it's right back here. you may remember when tony took us back to his grunge days in anticipation of this upcoming auction. the auction happened. a customized guitar by nirvana front man kurt cobain was sold. a rare acoustic guitar. it sold for a record $6 million at auction. cobain used the 1959 martin d18-e in the mtv "unplugged" performance in november, 1993. ♪ in the sun in the sun ♪ >> cobain tragically took his life just five months later. he was just 27 years old. for gen-xors, it was a where were you when you h

neil: university-- >> clemson, yes, sir, renaming the tillman hall.g conversation. here is what i hope we don't do as a nation, rush to purge all of history to make it fit into today's climate. i think it's constructive to have a conversation. i don't think it's always helpful to eliminate signals of who we were in the past. here is my example, neil. the pettis bridge, the location where john lewis nearly lost his life fighting for my right to vote, my right to become a senator one day. i thought that was a remarkable scene when president obama and president bush will standing under the pettis bridge, not the selma bridge, that picture reminds me how far we've come and also reminds me that we still have a ways to go. so, purging all of history to make us feel better won't provide a better education for the kid in the areas that i grew up. i'd rather us spend 10 times more energy on what we're going to do to create a better future than we are on framing the past. important, but not nearly as important as the future. neil: senator tim scott, thank you v

so there's a scholar named casey tillman who has done a lot of work on loyalist women and her book just came out, so i definitely recommend that if you're interested, but there's a lot of backlash against them, generally within the city. at least initially. so there are some women like grace galloway, whose husband was one of the preeminent loyalist officials in the city. she, galloway leaves with the british and she's left to fend for herself. the british evict her from her home. she's basically ostracized. there's also an incident that's been pretty well documented where when the americans regain control of the city, to celebrate the fourth of july, they end up parading. and it's conflicted in the narratives whether it's a poor woman or an enslaved woman, but they dress her up in the costume, the fancy ballgown and powdered wig and parade her through the streets. there's a sense there's a backlash against women who consorted with the enemy, and they're attempting to discipline it and push back on it, but what ends up happening as the british army or the american army is in philadelphi

tillman, so much more to talk about. "closing bell" picks it up right now. >> back to you welcome to "closing bell." stocks retreating from from the recent push higher the nasdaq still managing to hit another record high itself let's have a look at what is driving the action the rotation reversion with tech leading the market and apple and amazon setting new all thyime highs. the reopening trade slipping yesterday's frantic rally in retail, travel, energy all seeing sharp declines. and we'll hear more from the fed as it begins a two day policy meeting on what it sees for the economy and the unprecedented support it has provided for the market >> we have a great lineup of guests coming your way we'll speak exclusively with morgan stanley ceo james gorman. his take on the market's come back the read on the economy and the strength of the banks. plus, you will hear from the ceos of macy's, signet jewelers and brown foreman. they're joining us to discuss their path forward for their respective irz stroo respective industries

tillman from pencil by new, mr. user -- from pennsylvania, mr. mr. meusser? >> thank you. suggests we had the strongest economy in 50 years prior to the covid academic --, endemic. does the data also support that this economy was very beneficial to low income minority americans? >> yes, sir. the on employment rate for afghan americans, the unemployed men rate for hispanics and the on a planet rate for minorities overall was at record lows prior to the pandemic. rate foremployment african-americans, hispanics and minorities overall was at record lows prior to the pandemic. >> would you say the improvement in our economy was a significant improvement economically for americans including low income men minority workers? rateving the under plummet at record lows is obviously an important achievement but not the only thing we have to do to ensure all americans prosper. we have to bring income and wealth up and things like that. but we were headed in the right direction. >> thanks. does the data projections suggest a safe opening will have dramatic improvements for low income am