please welcome wanda sykes.e planet, didn't take the rocket ship out of here, yet. >> jimmy: it's great to see you. i wanted to talk to you, because you have been, on social media, i have really enjoyed and learned from watching you. as a matter of fact you posted a video, a long video. you said you had a couple drinks at the beginning of it, and then you spoke very eloquently and very passionately about, i think you said something about like white people need to step up. and you were speaking specifically about your friends, and i thought that was illuminating and pretty great to watch. >> thank you. you know, let me just start off by saying that, you know, that george clooney, he makes a mean tequila. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he crushes the potatoes with his feet. >> whatever, i think it's agave. he makes a mean tequila. and, you know. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it just kind of just got me to the, i was already just so frustrated and angry and, and, you know, we're just tired of this man. it's just like we've been in, k

and i am so sorry to tamikatamia wanda and to the other mothers who have lost ns.e up after all these incidents, the tears that we all share as mothers will be the tears that will break america. >> i'm not normal. and i'm not really allowed to be normal, because of what america has done to my family. tamir, i'm his voice. that keeps me really busy with the foundation and the platform that america has provided for me, because they murdered my son. >> none of us asked to beed to b into this world. none of us has a son out there. i'm willing to lead the way, push the movement. if i can do it, and i don't have a son out there, every black person should do it. i'm no longer trying to save the life of my son. that's gone. but if i can save the life of another mother's child, i'm going to do it every day of the week. and, i mean, i ain't stopping until i'm dead. and i pray somebody in my family picks up the fight then. >> reporter: i have to say, as a mother of a 17-year-old black son and a 21-year-old black daughter, i don't think i've ever felt more vulnerable, frighten

host: wanda calling us on the topic of restricks across the united states. ne more call from madison, wisconsin. milse, on our support line. caller: this is the same thing we went through in the 1970's when the seat belt law came about. i even had my kid come up to say and saying. i apop guise. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. haplain conroy: let us pray. loving god, father of us all, father of all our ancestors, thank you for giving us another day. the congress returns mourning the loss of a sweet man, a saint, warrior, and prophet, john lewis. a saint in his commitment to nonviolence in a violent world. where

right gregory lama markets analyst with a wanda thank you very much for joining us thank you. and let's go to our financial correspondent yens quarter in new york for the latest on a nother big tech story ends an important meeting today for facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg what he tell us. you know i'm standing in front of barclays center still no sports events but a starting point off a lot of the protests here in brooklyn and that's sort of what this meeting was about with sheryl sandberg marcus zucker burke and leaders from civil rights groups the civil rights groups had to pretty clear ideas so what they want to from facebook and how to change things there is this overall group called them stop them hate for profit and they pushed in hundreds of companies to stop advertising at facebook pages at least i'm for now but what we hear so far is certain meeting has not gone very well at least of the civil rights groups are saying that facebook was not really open for the demands for example to have a top executive it's a facebook installed was a civil rights of background which i

sorties in france have detained and charged a refugee from wanda for setting fire to nantes cathedral is lawyers says he has admitted responsibility for the blaze which destroyed several artifacts in the 15th century church including its organ prosecutors said he was a volunteer who worked in the cathedral. a german cruise ship has set sail for the 1st time since the industry was shut down because of the corona virus with strict precautions for passengers and crew but the truth industry from ship building to luxury travel is under huge pressure since the pandemic has struck. before boarding all passengers had their temperature taken were monitored by thermal imaging cameras and had to fill in a form about their health quite a procedure but most didn't mind. because it had quads fired and through the wear crew ship fans so it was obvious that we would be up for the 1st voyage doesn't. it's like christmas for me is that i thought for we're thrilled to be off again but it's not quite business as usual the crew are fresh out of korean teen every 2nd table is left unused social distancing

they get a payment systems could provide another helping hut if you want to take a motorbike taxi in wanda's capital for example you can't pay with banknotes anymore and that's just the start rhonda hopes increasingly to phase out the money . back on the road after 2 months of coronavirus induced absence motorcycle taxi drivers in the rwandan capital kigali are back to work but one thing is not as it used to be mobile payments are now mandatory cash is a thing of the past as well as that being more hygenic drivers are experiencing other benefits to. the device means i no longer have to bargain with the client about the cost of the trip. now it's the meter that determines the fare. it's also eliminated cash transactions whenever i transport a passenger they pay electronically. this ystem has been in place since may 28000 motorcycle taxi drivers have signed up the technology behind it was developed by april wand and company. they are registering their names on our platform and all saw they are opening a bank account so we're working with. local bank so that they can be. a bank account at the s

. >> reporter: wanda cooper-jones, the mother of ahmaud arbery, sharing her pain with tamika palmer on her daughter breonna taylor's birthday. >> it was nice to get the message and just to know that somebody feels the way that i feel. >> reporter: four months ago today, police raided taylor's apartment, shooting her eight times as she slept. ahmaud and breonna, joining the said list of names on the lips of protesters across the country demanding change. michelle kinney had conversations with her son, antoine rose, about being a black man in america. police shot him during a traffic shot two years ago. he was 17. his teacher later sharing this poem he wrote. >> i see mothers bury their sons. i want my mom to never feel that pain. i understand people believe i'm just a statistic. i say to them i'm different. i am confused and afraid. you had never seen that poem before. >> that poem ended up being reality. all the way. i'm no longer trying to save the life of my son, but if i can save the life of another mother's child, i'm going to do it every day of the week. >> reporter: such remarkab

imax is betting on movies in china, expanding its deal with wanda. this is bloomberg. ♪ karina: the trump administration is turning on some of america's biggest companies, saying they are simply pawns of china. attorney general bill barr says disney and others are doing beijing's bidding and working at the expense of u.s. and western democratic values. says disney and apple have been manipulated by the chinese communist party has a strategy to make money. while, the republican party is planning to scale back its conviction has month -- it's convention next month, and some say they won't be attending. only eight delegates will be allowed. that decision will cut attendance at the rnc convention to about 2500 people, well down from the usual tens of thousands that attend. the european union is threatening new tensions with the u.s. after striking down big tex program of transferring data across the atlantic. the european court of justice ruling says that businesses that chip information to the u.s. face increased scrutiny. the u.s. says it has doubts of

martin, seinfeld, carlin, wanda sikes is on one of them.ot a lot of them. >> jimmy: do you ever have comics come over and they're not on the wall? and they are insulted? >> i was talking to ellen, and i lied. i said she's on the other wall that you can't see. that's the only time. >> jimmy: she's on our underpants, that seems like enough, doesn't it? over the weekend, you did something fun with your family. you guys camped in the back yard did this take place? >> yeah, yeah, man. right now you got to be creative, you got to come up with other things to do. so we ordered some tents, put the tents up. we got sleeping bags, the whole nine, and we didn't make it. >> jimmy: who put the tents up? >> you know what? >> jimmy: who assembled the tents. >> i'm not going to lie to you. i would love to sit up here, jimmy and say that i did it, but i can't live with myself after if i lie. but my security, my security helped with the tents, which means they basically, they basically did most of it, but i did a lot of it. me and the kids, we held down the,

well let's listen wanda lund words mean exactly what we decided that they mean to call an intervention such as this an aid to stabilization is simply absurd as i say not least because it was us that broke the stability and done makes a brilliant point russia and turkey are backing 2 different sides but that implies there is a 3rd side so we've got war going on with the competing armies at least we've got 3 parliaments 3 prime ministers and about $100.00 different warlords and different gangs are fighting out in libya libya is a country without borders not the least of which is the border are the use to police entry from africa across the mediterranean into europe and of course blew the doors off libya in this really ill can. we open the door of africa to europe with all the consequent political ramifications the has had so libya was a stable country we broke it and now we are backing one faction over 2 other factions and this is not likely to lead to any kind of stabilization at all it's a very sorry mess i must say and one of our problems existed in libya before backing jihadists isis

like new york florida arizona and texas have 2 negative test results within 10 days and then we have wanda that's only welcome in americans coming on a private jet now on the other hand citizens coming from these countries there are a lot to go to right now so countries like algeria. australia canada that only has 2 percent of the total cases the u.s. has or a little over 100000 cases only and then japan and here we go morocco i mean the list goes on and on now these countries are currently welcomed into the you unlike the u.s. so right now the only stamp araik that makes an american passport usable is one that says vaccine on it you know it's interesting as i listen to you i get the sense that not only is it difficult for americans right now to fly anywhere but if they do choose to fly somewhere the limitations that are being put on them are so big that it maybe could prevent them from preventable for them to do so. that's that's that's really something thanks so much so for sharing that with us we certainly appreciate it joining us now to further this discussion and talk transportation i

wanda lives by the saying, grow where god planted you. and has been a shining example of give back to the local community. i join with wanda's family, friends and all those she has served throughout her time with the center to thank her for her jut standing efforts to better the lives of others and i wish her many happy years retirement. in recent weeks, american cities have been plagued by irresponsible, reckless violence and rioting. the violence in cities from portland to chicago has been out of control. requiring a federal response to quell what has turned into a full-on mob violence. this may havor has severe consequences for american life. businesses destroyed, chaos and disrups and unacceptable levels of violence. and what is the democratic response -- what has the democratic response been to violent outbreaks? turning a blind eye to vandalism and destruction. along with a fresh round of calls to defund the police. at a time of rising violence, businesses being vandalized and the lives of everyday citizens being disrupted, prominen

wanda goodman has come closer than most are coming to the core of it coauthor of the book "a convenienteath." she joins us tonight. thank you for coming on. first things first. why do you think maxwell was in new hampshire? >> i just want to say, tucker, i think that prison is going to be pretty big adjustment for ghislaine maxwell. she was born into french high society, she's the daughter of a billionaire. she's lived this very extravagant lifestyle throughout her life and as you mentioned, even when she was in hiding at this hideout, she's living in a one million-dollar custom tutor mansion, estate, onto 150 acres in new hampshire. so not a bad way to be hiding out diecast or be social distancing right now. so i think that this is going to be a pretty big adjustment. >> tucker: it's pretty weird, though. the daily mail had her in israel not that long ago. i think she has a french passport, she's certainly spent a lot of time in the u.k. her father was english, robert maxwell. she had to have known that american authorities were after her. do you have any sense of why she would be in t

some business owners like barber shop owner wanda mia's didn't want to debate the first wave. >> i read something where my producer said i don't care if i get it, meaning covid-19. do you still feel that way? >> absolutely. a lot of us are going to get it. most likely we are not going to die, we have 99-point something percent of living if we contract it or not. >> hang on, juan. let me jump in. neither of us are doctors, there are numbers being thrown out. i've had it and it was not fun. >> brian: that's easy, one of them is still getting paid. we saw that interview and we've invited him want to defend his position >> the cops came in here today and to give us a cease and desist order from the city. >> brian: are you going to abide by it? >> definitely i'm not. i will continue to work and stay open, my barbers will continue to serve the community. do i expect them to come and dislike me, absolutely. they said they were going to. there's no plan in place so i'm just going to be the scapegoat for the city. >> brian: it so here we go again facing a second round of shutdowns. the man that

i was talking to wanda fox, who ran in north carolina and that primary. she wrote a blog post about her experience running. one of the things she said, this emphasis on fundraising and the size of the donor list can disproportionately hurt younger and maybe more diverse candidates. fordo you think of that someone who does not have an automatic donor list of people who might not get the endorsements or support because they don't rank higher on the fundraising component? rep. bustos: i don't think anybody starts out at being good -- i was terrible at it when i started. by the end of my first election running for congress, i had raised more money than any democrat in the history of my district. the district i represent is not affluent. all it is is that is what you need to be able to get your messaging out. none of us like it. if you are a democrat and you support campaign-finance reform. we had a great bill that addressed this. we passed it. of course, it is sitting on the senate side where mitch mcconnell has it hidden in his desk. another reason why i wil

>> in the first month after wanda vazquez issued an island-wide lockdown there were 10% fewer calls to violence incidents. but the police department says even though they are receiving less calls actually the cases could be increasing. it is just that survivors don't feel safe to call the police because they are stuck at home with their abusers. so we don't have any solid data yet. but what we saw after hurricane maria is that the spike in incidents and in murders didn't happen immediately after september 2017. it happened a full year after. it was a continuing crisis ask. the coronavirus pandemic is going to be the same, right? like the pandemic is not over yet. we are going to keep dealing with the next year or so. and survivors and activists are worried that, you know, the same increase in violence and leaguity is going to happen again. >> andrea, thank you for joining us. thank you for your reporting. >>> up next, a new generation of activists will introduce to you the warriors in the garden, the young leaders of new york city's black lives matter protests. cleaning power of liquid

tomorrow european union countries will reopen travel from 14 countries including canada, row wanda and central africa but not the u.s. the world leader for decades in the study of plea venrevention infectious disease and to send people to the moon and we can't fly to paris because we're a health hazard for the whole of government approach that vice president pence keeps going on about. i mean, let's be honest. it not been a whole of government approach because whole of government means the federal government. it's been a good luck you're on your own. that the the approach this administration decided to take when they left it to the states. remember the president talking about this being a war against an invisible enemy. if this country was invaded by an enemy force and the president left the defense up to individual states the way he did with coronavirus, that president would be forced to resign. things are so bad that states in the northeast that got hit so hard and made so many sacrifices to contain the outbreak, they have now tightened restrictions on people coming in from other par

wanda cooper-jones and mr. marcus arbery and the rest of his family that we make sure we -- while we hear the cries, while we hear the public sentiment that we've got to take forward the facts into the courtroom and not try this case in the court of public opinion. >> do you think you'd be able to bring this case if you didn't have a videotape? >> you know, a lot of people have asked that question, and there's been a lot of conversation about it. what i know is that we have to show everything that we have once we get to trial. and that we're going to obviously make the video a part of that. >> without videotape, it seems that the ability to secure justice in use of force cases -- now, these guys weren't police officers. i don't believe they were working under color of any type of official authority, but that will be your case to make and dismiss, but how important is videotape in general, do you believe, in terms of prosecuting but just investigating and understanding these confrontations? >> i think that they

i'll never forget how she described what wanda barzee did in allowing brian david mitchell to victimizewe have the same scenario but on a grander scale with many, many more victims. in this defendant, she can help herself by helping the prosecutors track down those men who have allegedly had sex or relations or assaulted some of these young children. she's going to be looking at a long time in prison. >> jason: she needs to stay alive in order to testify and do those things. >> i hope they protect her. >> jason: gregg, emily, brett, thank you very much. directly ahead on the special edition of "hannity", rising g.o.p. star who may become the youngest member of congress. madison cawthorn joins us next. ♪ madison cough lauren joins us next his people israel now during the coronavirus pandemic. our elderly jewish brothers and sisters who are so precious to god they have no access to food. as christians and jews we know that we have a scriptural mandate to feed the hungry. and here there are thousands in desperate need. 17 years ago edna was in a horrible terrorist attack. she's still in ex

the new measures announced by governor wanda vazquez went into effect today and among them all passengers arriving at any puerto rican airport must wear masks and show proof of a negative covid-19 test result or take the test upon arrival. for your money tonight if you own an you can now file a claim to be part of a 500 million dollars settlement after a long legal battle apple admitted it you software updates to purposely slow down its phones. the company claims it did so to protect phones with older batteries, but many argue it was a trick to get them to buy newer faster models anyone who purchased an iphone 6 or 7 model before december 21st of 2017 is entitled to receive $25 per affected device. those claims must be filed by october 6th. >>is coming out with a new device to help people working from home which is a lot of people in the news room. the company just unveiled a touch screen device it's called the 10 d the all in one device has 3 built in smart cameras. 8 microphones and a 27 inch touch screen could be used for presentations sanitation and white boarding and serve as a secon

i'll never forget how she described what wanda did in allowing brian david mitchell to victimize her.e have the same scenario but on a grander scale with many, many more victims. in this defendant, she can help herself by helping the prosecutors track down those men who have allegedly had sex or relations or assaulted some of these young children. she's going to be looking at a long time in prison. >> jason: she needs to stay alive in order to testify and do those things. speak i hope they protect her. >> jason: gregg, emily, brett, thank you very much. directly ahead on the special edition of speech 21, rising g.o.p. star who may become the youngest member of congress. madison cough lauren joins us next ♪ >> jason: despite all of the lawlessness of our nations largest democratic run cities, the economy has come roaring back and the police budgets are being cut. joining us now for reaction, american conservative union chairman matt schlapp and madison cawthorn, the 24-year-old recent winner of the primary for north carolina for north carolina's 11th congressional district. gentlemen,

i'm talking to wanda fox who ran in north carolina in a primary. about her experience running and one thing that she said was this emphasis on fund-raising on the donor list and disproportionally heard younger and more diverse candidates. what do you all say to that for young people who are running in and some of it doesn't have a dogmatic donor and they may not get the endorsement of the sport because they don't rank higher on the donor fund-raising component? >> i don't think anybody starts out being good or very few peoplean do. i was terrible at it when i started and by the end of my first election running for congress i had raised more money than any democrat in the history of my district. the district i represent is not affluent but all that is is that's what you need to be able to get your messaging out. if you're a democrat and you want campaign finance reform we had a great bill and we passed it in sitting on the senate side where mitch mcconnell sits at his desk. another reason why give a shout-out to the women in the senate. passing bees

knew you cannot tell a story about the history of policing in baltimore without including the name of wanda jones in it. she is a woman whose brother two years before freddie gray died in police custody. every wednesday, literally yesterday i participated and yesterday was 360th wednesday were every wednesday she holds a protest demanding more from accountability for her brother. she has not missed a wednesday. rain, sleet, snow, virtual she has not missed a wednesday and every wednesday she fights for her brother. she found herself in the middle of everything because freddie's family knew about her story and asked her to help and she was humbled to do, but at the same time she was like i love baltimore standing up but where was this when my brother was here. i knew that i wanted to profile a guy named mark who was a police major and grew up in west baltimore and was one of the highest ranking american officers in the baltimore police force and found himself leaving the area where everything jumps off at and one of the fascinating things i had in this conversation with him was that he said

this is mcdonald's employee wanda lavender, who joined the action in wisconsin. >> like many black workers who are struggling, who are stuck in low-paying jobs and keep going to work to this pandemic. job from themy safety of my home and i can't afford to take time off. a few times i have been scared that i have covid-19 myself. even though i was coughing my lungs out, my doctor told me -- my boss toto me had to cocome i. they said ifif you take sick leave, don't t have a job to coe back to. amy: in medical news, a new study published in the journal pediatrics shows that black children are nearly 3.5 times more likely to die in the month following a surgery than white children. the causes for the stark disparity are likely attributable to higher rates of chronic diseases and social factors, incluluding implicit bs and structural r racism. in louisiana, an appeals court ruled the bayou bridge pipeline company trampled the rights of landowners by starting construction of the highly contested pipeline without the permission of the landowners. the 163-mile bayou bridge pipeline is being built

law enforcement officer, i'm just american an american to be afraid live in not be told what to >>wanda maris is the owner of the most barber shop in downtown vacaville when the governor initially ordered all salons and barber shops to close pretty most stayed open. so when the governor consented to allow salons and barbershops to continue working with approve services moved outdoors it really made no difference to one. >>i wasn't surprised at all me i saw it coming. >>the department of consumer affairs and the board of barbering and cosmetology issued guidance recognizing that some barbering and cosmetology services may be safely performed outdoors as an option to help people get back to work in counties were indoor operations are closed while still preventing the spread of covid-19 but the service is still prohibited include all chemical hair services such as perms relaxers collaring and dying and shampooing and electrolysis. >>for some salon they say those prohibited services make up 75% of their business. >>we spoke with the owner of erasmo studio and he says he doesn't plan on reop

law enforcement officer, i'm just american an american to be afraid live in not be told what to >>wanda maris is the owner of the most barber shop in downtown vacaville when the governor initially ordered all salons and barber shops to close pretty most stayed open. so when the governor consented to allow salons and barbershops to continue working with approve services moved outdoors it really made no difference to one. >>i wasn't surprised at all. i saw it coming. >>the department of consumer affairs and the board of barbering and cosmetology issued guidance recognizing that some barbering and cosmetology services may be safely performed outdoors as an option to help people get back to work in counties were indoor operations are closed while still preventing the spread of covid-19 but the service is still prohibited include all chemical hair services such as perms relaxers collaring and dying and shampooing and electrolysis. >>for some salon they say those prohibited services make up 75% of their business. >>we spoke with the owner of erasmo studio and he says he doesn't plan on reopen

. >> reporter: wanda leonard was among the thousands. >> i would say that moment at felicia's protestt she had organized was a moment that really kept me on my toes and was like, okay, what are you going to do now? >> reporter: it prompted leonard to organize their own protest. >> you need to give justice to black lives! >> we need to understand the privileges that i have with this skin, and instead of feeling guilty, it's a matter of, what can you do? what are solutions? >> reporter: we spoke with aware l.a., the alliance of white anti-racists everywhere, an organization that confronts its members' white privilege. >> with white people reaching out to other white people, if we are health in our racial identity can actually be a support system that relieves people of color from needing to do a lot of education of other well-meaning white people. >> reporter: professor shelley leads a weekly gathering called "saturday and sunday dialogue." the part where we look inside ourselves and interrogate, what does it mean for us to be a white person? >> being honest, the last few weeks have bee

some advisors to president donald trump wanda euros to undermine hong kong's dollar peg in retaliationening grip on the city. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." just over 15 minutes into the session, almost an hour now -- 50 minutes into the session, most an hour now and we are looking at losses that have dissipated. ac down less than 0.3%. let's take a look at the movers this morning. boohoo is the clothing maker reviewing its supply chain after a report that its factory pays 50ff in england three pounds an hour. off as bloomberg has reported that the u.s. is considering punishing hong kong banks, but especially hsbc as it lawed the chinese security for hong kong. nokia was cut to neutral from overweight. verizon will switch to samsung its major 5g radio access network supplier. you've got some big movers in a market that is overall coming back to little change. anna: yes, indeed. there were some interesting things to think about -- to talk about with simon flynn. my interest in particular goes to what is going on in hong kong , or with re

wanda in tennessee, a teacher. what grade do you teach? caller: early childhood education.hey thinking that maybe want to adopt some of the ways they are implementing class in kindergarten where you have four child goeseach color to an area. four children will go to that area. that is if they decided to open up the schools. another thing they can adopt from kindergarten is washing your hands regularly, saying please and thank you, if you can hold your arms out, that is your personal space. a lot of things could be adopted from kindergartners. parent, i am a parent also. if i had to send my children back to school, it would break my heart because i have people who are not just lying to us, but they are lying to our children. i would not want my children under the influence of people who are downright lying to them she, they do not know anything about this disease and then you want to send my child into a place where they me orcome home and infect my mother. tracking, there is no way you can track this. one person that leaves the school goes to 100 different places and then t

to wanda in chico, california, republican line. good morning.ler: i would like to say that i think it is going to be a good thing if trump has to release taxesxes because trump's are done by professional accounting firm and they are not crooks. but if he has to release his taxes, that means everybody else in congress, all the politicians that become millionaires while serving in congress, and all the clinton foundations and biden family syndicates, they will have to release their taxes, too. so i think this is a very good thing. i hope trump has to release his taxes. host: political rights this morning about the implications of that decision politically. supreme court set to decide who can see trump's tax returns, financial records. the supreme court is set to unveil its decision on thursday about whether congress gets to see president donald trump's tax returns and financial records, a ruling that could reshape the balance of power between lawmakers and the white house in the most dramatic way since watergate. the court's final opinion day of i

jordan is in town a wanda. >> my grandmother has the same birth as nancy reagan. she was born july 6th, 1920. she was my favorite first lady. did her mother lived to be almost 100 and white house? >> her mother love to be elderly, i don't know how old she was when she died. >> do you remember if she was around for the inauguration? >> i don't remember if she was around for the inauguration. >> i don't either. but i do think the colors grandmother was when you order the nancy. >> yeah, 1921 was her actual birthday. >> well gary robinson, and this helps us to transition from the ge years and the screen actors guild years into politics. she learned to like it because she loved ronny? did nancy personally like politics? >> the latter, shouldn't love politics. she was a built for. politics she came to sacramento 1960, seven shouldn't like the town, the town reciprocated those feelings. she was asked to move to the governor's mansion, a dilapidated victorian structure downtown on any one way street, i think it's 16th street. i went to the high school and junior high sch

sybrina, allison, michelke, samarra, wanda, black moms united in heartache, members of a sadly growingt-wrenching pain. >> we're never going to recover from this. we're never ever going to recover from this. >> sybrina fulton still mourning eight years after losing her oldest son, trayvon martin. >> no one understands what this pain truly entails, and all the dynamics that come with it unless you have walked in our shoes. >> reporter: michelle kenney's 17-year-old son unarmed was shot down during a police stop. two years ago. her agony no less than that the moms of breonna taylor killed in a botched police raid in march or ahmaud arbery gunned down recently while jogging. >> the same pain that these ladies have, i have. sleepless nights. >> reporter: in a rare gathering, these moms sat down with me to discuss their shared heartbreak thrust upon them after losing beloved children violently, most at the hands of police. sybrina fulton, what do you say to someone like tamika palmer so newly in this horrible painful club that you all are apart of? >> you're going to have to come back from

investigators say the suspect is a 39-year-old man from you wanda who volunteered to do several jobs at the church, including locking up the cathedral at night. the motive is still unclear. researchers say the amount of plastic flowing into the world's oceans will likely triple over the next 20 years. the study found that people all around the world are now using more plastic products that ever, especially in countries where there is poor waste management. researchers say the problem is only going to get worse in the years ahead, despite the global effort to reduce the plastic waste that is going into our oceans. a network of volunteers and health professionals are refurbishing tens of thousands of masks to help slow the spread of covid-19. the group is called the scrappy stripers, and they take expired masks and replace the elastic with new, thicker bands. the new ones are longer suitable for healthcare workers but they are in compliance with public health guidelines and acceptable for people in the community to use. >> this seemed like the perfect opportunity to bring people togeth