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wleon harris joins ush the latest. >> it appears the officer involved say the footage was hard to watch. now the department has opened an internal investigation into the incident. some peoplesan the commun they believe issues like this are systemic and they tell us that young black and latino men in that community have had very similar experiences with montgomery county police. >> there iep a percon here in montgomery county that we do not have a problem with policing the way we see happening across the nation. i am concerned because it's not an isolaed incident. >> it was disturbing and troubling. it also troubled me with the ease with which it was said. whii to me seems lke it's been b donefore. >> coming up at 6:30 on monday, the silver spring justice coalition plans to have those men come and talk about the issues in a public forum. the police union issued a statement sayifi the ofr was repeating a comment made by one of the men who was being detai sd. they say had no intent to decriminate against th men involved. those men told news 4 they were cited for trespassing. two of them fo

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this was ushed the bush under th administration.nd they didn't really hold the iranians accountable. you look at the obama administration, kowtowing to them trying to get a nuclear deal down, also not strategically sound, never mind what they did in syria. kennedy: what is trump doing differently other than continuing with sanctions and adding more sanctions and designate theming as the terrorist group. >> he's going after them short of force and letting them know if it comes to force it'ses no going to be a pinprick strike. it hits hand. kennedy: what does that mean, hits hard. >> i would have to look at what they've got in the ballot of the pentagon for retaliatory measures. i've been out of the game for a little while. it would make them change their calculation. kennedy: what if their change calculation was retaliation and hundreds of thousands of americans died? >> they couldn't pull that off. and two, that would be suicidal for them. when you're talking about, for example, what the iranians are doing in a place like iraq or sy

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coaching staff and teammates preaching to me getting the ball and pushing it, getting the ball and ushng that to the game and tonight it was successful for us. >> he has the most triple doubles in the warriors history, especially in the postseason. i don't think he's improved. i think he's been doing what he's been doing since he was at michigan state, being an all around player. continuing to do this for hopefully another ten years. but, yeah, i'm proud of him and everybody else on this team. >> we have two of three, we're two up. we have the knife in them, now we have to twist and turn and make sure we finish the job. >> tonight draymond green notched his third triple double in the postseason all of them coming on the road. in his career, the warriors are 6 and 1 when green has a triple double in the playoffs. at modus center, mindy bach, abc7 sports. >> thanks, mindy. the abc7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. you heard jordan bell, they have the knife in, they can twist it monday night and finish the job. >> got to talk to you about metaphors, buddy. thanks, anthony.

. >> we asked your department to coordinate with bureau of ush ban forestry and there could be an opportunity to do a sidewalk garden or to plant a tree which would reduce the amount of concrete that would potentially be required by the property owner if there's not a tree. one i see on my lisa corner property -- list is a corner property and it would potentially be a prime opportunity to plant a tree or two or some green space. so i just wondered if that was something you had explored since we talked last year? >> yes, we have worked closely with bureau of urban forestry and the new street tree s.f. teach -- team to coordinate where landscaping is potential and the areas where our programs are going to focus so as to address areas where there's a lot of other vulnerable populations or a lot of tree-related sidewalk issues which the city would bear the response on. >> through the chair. so when have you the lists you send them to the bureau of urban forestry they give you an assessment of where trees could be added? >> we pick out the locations and the sections of the city where we're going t

ese female officer ushe same word. the man then uses a derogatoryt rm toward the officer and says she is ratist. the officer said she -- racist. er says she was using his words. barry tucker is the man who took the cell phone video. >> i couldn't believe it. c otldui el bthat she made. she thought it was actually a cool thing to say. and it's not. she even said it was appropriate. >> reporter: now montgomery county police released a statement saying in part, "we retuet the dising nature of this video. we understand the pain such languaus ca the entire community." meanwhile, barry tucker says he and his friends should never have been detained in the first place. r a were simply waiting right to work. back to n u. >> megamcgrath live for us this morning. thanks. >>> we have breakinignews r now. we have an update on an invesgation we've been following. cory smith is at the live desk. what's going on? >> we spoke with d.c. police not too long ago. they foundthe car they'vebeen searching for in connection to a homicide. no

explain what the governor and the legislature, governor has been assigned this yet, but are .ushing >rst of all, thank you for having me back on your show. i will start off by saying what we were able to accomplish in november 2018 still remains intact. at the heart of amendment 4 was the fact we abolished 150-year-old jim crow law in florida. prior to the member 4 passing, anyone c convicted o of a felony offense faced a lifetime bar from voting. so we effectively remove that. no matter what the legislature comes up with, that victory still remains intact. about what people are calling a poll tax? how are they going to limit the 1.4 million people who potentially could become voters again? >> when you talk about the impact the restoration of voting rights would have even on future elections, when we look at the impact of this legislation, we estimate that it impactss about 700,000 returning citizens. 7 700,000 whohoother would d not be impacted at a aly this legislation. and d as an organization that speaks on behalf of of returning citizens, what we'rere focused n mostly is s how ca

i disagree expose ush in china is limited for citi if the supply chain gets disrupted, they're well positionedf china to benefit from that. but i really bought it, i read the note and the note is about higher rates, higher growth. that's not why you buy citi. it's about digital transformation it's why i own jpmorgan and goldman sachs. citigroup will have $500 million to $600 million in cost savings because of digital savings the cost of digital in q 1 were $1 billion the entire year 2018, they didn't reach that number there's a transformation on the digit aside. that's why i like hem. >> true it's digital selling and cheapest bank out there, but i don't think you change that. if i want too own a bank i would rather own jpmorgan. >> we will leave that there. your questions coming in on fied yu, luluemon you have time to reach out to us go to cnbc.com/halftime and tweet us $4.95. delivery drones or the latest phones. $4.95. no matter what you trade, at fidelity it's just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. no matter what you trade, at fidelity get it. get it. get it! get it! crowd chanting: get

. >> if we have the word "brush," b-r-ush.we want to take away the b, were left with... >> rush. >> very good. we absolutely know this is the best way the teach children to read. >> the national center o immoving literacy says this approach works well with all students, t just those wit dyslexia. >> we know without a doubts that reading is not a natural process. reading hato be taught. and it needs to be taught systematically. >> here's what that looks like at spring hill elementary in greenbrier, arkansas. for students wh characteristics of diselectionback they get intensive reading instruction. >> rain. >> i tried to trick y'all on that one. very good. >> why are you in that group? what's that fo? didn't danny, do you want to say something like that? >> to help eus sp better. >> read better. >> wre tter. >> ace, cord, and danny are taught the use tir senses of touch, feel, and improvement, to help imprint words into their brains. >> it helps me write it. >> so it helps to pound the word out and tap the word out? >> ye. >> wh

and my concern is that people like mike pompeo, the secretary of state and john bolton, are ushing us towards a war and we have the president who doesn't have the credibility to keep us out. remember this is a president much like george w. bush who was pushed by john bolton and others into iraq. this is a president who also dodged the draft to get out of serving himself. so he doesn't have the credibility to stand up to these hawks and say no, this is not the right decision. we should not be escalating tensions with iran. they are a threat to our national security but pushing us into an incident in the gulf that might require a response is not the right way to handle this threat. war is not necessary. >> i do want to get to national service education, but one more question, sir, because as you're well aware, a number of current and former military officers are now urging the white house not to pardon military members who have committed war crimes. look, having served overseas yourself, i'm curious where you stand on this. >> it's disgusting. we have a five-time draft dodger as our com

america's economy more than we need theirs hopefully we get both to agree it would be better for all ushd are glad this confrontation is happening, because they want to see china comply with rules everybody else has to apply by. maria: yeah there are rules of the road, and chinese are going to have to convince the world, not just united states, that, you know, they are technology is safe to use like huaw likeh telecom we know state owned how much pain do you think u.s. administration is willing to take in terms of of the economic impact we are already seeing impact on markets this morning, because the number of the components makers have -- stopped selling announced they will stop selling to huawei so you've got google, xilinx broadcom components makers sell into huawei trading down taking the market with them this chinese economy is probably worse off auto seals down 17% last quarter, but still, u.s. gets impacted as well. >> sure, it has impact on everybody that is why we like to he so a it resolved but, at the same time, if china is not willing to play by the rules that everybody else

. -- ush i have to be on the floor in -- mr. durbin: i have to be on the floor in just a minute. reporter: senator graham introduced the plan to deal with the border. you have seen -- you have talked to him and what are your thoughts? will you be title of the bill work with republicans? mr. durbin: it's my understanding that senator graham's proposal is the white house proposal. and i know that it's going to be closely scrutinized. we want to make sure that there's humanitarian treatment of those who present themselves at our borders. we understand as well that there are some conditions in central america which are creating this exodus toward the united states. i hope the administration will take this challenge as an opportunity to sit down and address the reality of the need for comprehensive immigration reform. reporter: he said he'd hold a hearing on it. does that give you hope this would be different than the last couple of times? mr. durbin: there have been so many aborted efforts when it comes to immigration reform under this president. i'm skeptical as to whether he truly