to be had legs your old toller and saved their life for seven hundred way of course you always look back to the people who you work with these accomplishments i think all of us nice but then. we have been in the direction caesar but has taking because for me personally are you fishing and overfishing has been my thing. i hope it would do more for the fish they don't scream when they die and nobody knows what's going on with them like they are the underlings of the planet in no way so for me to see these collaborations with governments putting more. work into fish dream come forward. forty. pounds so we're still here and really persia under surveillance for. real watches were they did i'm a good surgeon general but the word it was put up were the two lots of. interesting shift gears it looks like it's a research ship it's been interesting here for days normally you'd expect to freeze the ship to go from the floor to the fourth story it's been least possible on those frozen food journey but just to sit offshore the bunch of frozen food has been strange this is suspicious hot to say the. ph

the bit that it's called open markets we've cited them often here on the show because they had mass tollerthere who talked about these tech giants and the emerging monopolies and core prophecy there so they've been shut down by google because eric schmidt was very unhappy with their work that they were doing basically calling google of an emerging monopolist and in fact emery slaughter who runs this foundation financed by google she e-mailed this guy barry lynn who she then ousted and said we are in the process of trying to expand our relationship with google on some absolutely key points miss lot of wrote in an e-mail to mr lynn urging him to just think in capitals about how you are imperiling funding for others things like these drone operators boca raton florida they were operating drones in afghanistan killing innocent people weddings getting a purple heart that's eric schmidt he's pushing a button and he stabbing the constitution in the heart and it should be taken up you know something should be done here in a serious way but we have to go now take a break and then come back with the

freedom, equality, toller rans, understanding, and justice.thursday by locking arms by whomever you are with, stranger or loved one, and include in this moment of unification. lisa depasquale author of "the social justice handsbook." sarah, i wants to go to you first. most of of the -- a lot of the anger towards these protests are from people who believe these athletes don't understand or respect the sacrifice that men and women have given to serve and protect this nation from the very beginning. what are your thoughts? >> obviously that's the way president trump and his supporters are continue interpreting these protests. another side is interpreting them as bringing attention to racial inequality. now the protests are about pushing back on trump. this is always the fear of trump's allies. they don't want the president to get into a controversy every thursday, sunday and monday, and that seems to be what happened since he first started pushing back on the nfl. they are inviting president trump to get deeper into this controversy. charles: col

year-old died after he was struck by a hit-and-run driver at the intersection of gerald avenue and toller street in the bay view this morning. gus viarnak was hit and killed this morning. ktvu's alex savidge has the story. >> the manager here say it's been devastating to said least. the owner of gus' community market and two other stores here in the city was killed in na early morning crash. simply put, gus was a great man, friends and coworkers say. in the community market in the mission to help employees who are grieving a sudden loss. the disgust of gus varkannastka stanis. >> that's a loss that's difficult to comprehend. 2:30 in the morning. to lose a pillar of the community agent very, very difficult. >> reporter: he was killed in a hit-and-run crash that happened around 2:30 in the morning. police say that he was crossing gerald avenue when a speeding car slammed into him and the driver simply took off. the victim's colleagues at the produce market were stunned and saddened. >> i mean, if you wanted help, he was always willing to help people, just a great human people. that's a trag