the men claim that they were harassing the neighborhood while riding motorcycles wilkerson says that was simply untrue that he was actually being harassed because he was black. >>a lot on us and lie on us and thorax. >>nothing about what we were doing was illegal longer continue to you know intensify the his wife couldn't contain him. he couldn't contain himself. >>and. it was just a really ugly situation that did not need to happen. >>well police did not show up that night another neighbor who witnessed the ordeal said that he would vouch for the wilkerson's if they did come of the sibling say they don't plan to press any charges against the man and said they would like to educate their community about racism. well new this morning in oakland police officer has been arrested on suspicion of making annoying and harassing phone calls criminal threat and stocking authorities say the arrest was related to a relationship that the officer had with another city employee. well the golden state killer also known as the east area rapist has pleaded guilty to all charges against him 74 year ol

tonight, colonel lawrence wilkerson is here. plus, senator chuck schumer is here on the republican silence. chicago's mayor, and brian stevenson on how the american justice system continues to fail americans. when "all in" starts right now. i'm chr

>>nothing about what we were doing was illegal longer on the video, the man accuses wilkerson and his sister of not being residents of this neighborhood as what you can and you're going to call the police on an unarmed black man on a motorcycle may try explaining to him they have lived there for more than 20 years but the man wanted to hear none of it he just continued to you know intensify the his wife couldn't contain him. >>he couldn't contain himself. >>and. it was just a really ugly situation that did not need to happen. the police did not show up that night another neighbor who witnessed the ordeal said he would vouch for the wilkerson's if they did come. >>the siblings say they don't plan to press any charges against the man instead they would like to educate their community about racism a lot of people in disbelief, but it's real it's real and a lot of people are showing their true colors in. >>we need change and he says stop. >>wilkerson say they have not had any run-ins with this neighbor sense we reached out to the man who is in that video and he refused to answer any of ou

>>nothing about what we were doing was illegal longer on the video, the man accuses wilkerson and his sister of not being residents of this neighborhood as what you're going to you're going to call the police on an unarmed black man on a motorcycle may try explaining to him they have lived there for more than 20 years but the man wanted to hear not of it he just continued to you know intensified the his wife couldn't contain him. >>he couldn't contain himself. >>and. it was just a really ugly situation that did not need to happen. the police did not show up that night another neighbor who witnessed the ordeal said he would vouch for the wilkerson's if they did come. >>the siblings say they don't plan to press any charges against the man instead they would like to educate their community about racism a lot of people in disbelief, but it's real it's real and a lot of people are showing their true colors in. we need change and he says stop. >>reporting in fremont dan thorn kron 4 >>a developing story we've been following for you this morning as the public works corruption case of san fra

>>nothing about what we were doing was illegal longer on the video, the man accuses wilkerson and his sister of not being residents of this neighborhood as what you can and you're going to call the police on an unarmed black man on a motorcycle may try explaining to him they have lived there for more than 20 years but the man wanted to hear not of it he just continued to you know intensify the his wife couldn't contain him. >>he couldn't contain himself. >>and. it was just a really ugly situation that did not need to happen. the police did not show up that night another neighbor who witnessed the ordeal said he would vouch for the wilkerson's if they did come. >>the siblings say they don't plan to press any charges against the man instead they would like to educate their community about racism a lot of people in disbelief, but it's real it's real and a lot of people are showing their true colors in. we need change and he says stop. >>reporting in fremont dan thorn kron 4 news >>now to a developing story we've been following is the corruption case of san francisco's former public works

wilkerson says that that is not true and that he was being harassed because he's black. >>a lot on the sidelines on us and throw rocks. >>nothing about what we were doing was illegal longer continue to you know intensify the his wife couldn't contain him. he couldn't contain himself. >>and. it was just a really ugly situation that did not need to happen. >>well the police did not show up that night another neighbor who witnessed the confrontation said that he would vouch for the wilkerson's to police the sibling say they don't plan to press any charges against them and instead they would just like to educate their community about racism. well new this morning, an oakland police officer has been arrested on suspicion of making annoying and harassing phone calls criminal threat and stocking authorities say the arrest was related to a relationship that the officer once had with another city employee. >>coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news 4 san jose police officers are on leave this morning after anti muslim the facebook post became public. we'll talk to one bay area

>>nothing about what we were doing was illegal longer on the video, the man accuses wilkerson and hisister of not being residents of this neighborhood as what you can and you're going to call the police on an unarmed black man on a motorcycle may try explaining to him they have lived there for more than 20 years but the man wanted to hear not of it he just continued to you know intensify the his wife couldn't contain him. >>he couldn't contain himself. >>and. it was just a really ugly situation that did not need to happen. the police did not show up that night another neighbor who witnessed the ordeal said he would vouch for the wilkerson's if they did come. >>the siblings say they don't plan to press any charges against the man instead they would like to educate their community about racism a lot of people in disbelief, but it's real it's real and a lot of people are showing their true colors in. we need change in isis stop. >>reporting in fremont dan thorn kron 4 news >>the 4 former minneapolis officer charged in the death of george floyd had up retire pretrial hearing yesterday. de

colonel wilkerson, it's great to have you with us.ion to how you saw the tone of the speech, the message of the speech, and more importantly what the president had to say generally. >> well, having written more than 400 speeches for colin powell, part when he was chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, i know about speech writing. i've got to say that was not a bad job. my first reaction was somebody got to him with a heavy dose of valium and told him "do not leave the teleprompter under any circumstances." that's the only way i can figure it out. other than blaming china for the virus and some really exaggerated statements about what he's done for the military -- by the way, the budget has not dropped for the past 15 years really below cold war levels and exceeds cold war levels, and that was before donald trump did anything. somebody got to him and said, "you need to regain some political ground, and if you're going to do this very dangerous thing at west point, bringing all these people back during this pandemic, you need to capital

>>well video from wednesday night shows a man calling 911 on wilkerson the man claimed that they were harassing the neighborhood while riding motorcycles says that that's not true and that he was being harassed because he's black. >>go oh i'm not trying to sound like honest and thorough rocks. >>nothing about what we were doing was illegal longer continue to you know intensify the his wife couldn't contain him. he couldn't contain himself. >>and. it was just a really ugly situation that did not need to happen. >>the police did not show up that night and another neighbor who witnessed the confrontation said that he would vouch for the wilkerson's to the police the sibling say they don't plan to press charges against the man. instead they would just like to educate their community about racism. >>in the east bay oakland police are searching for suspects and answers after a string of alleged weekend hate crimes. on saturday morning, someone smashed the windows of the oakland lgbtq center and then on sunday a mannequin and sign. we're also tagged with messages. also on sunday after being

tonight, colonel lawrence wilkerson is here. plus, senator chuck schumer is here on the republican silence. chicago's mayor, and brian stevenson on how the american justice system continues to fail americans. when "all in" starts right now. i'm chris hayes. take a moment right now, just look at the scene in hour nation's capitol. america's capitol. this is what is happening. military tanks rolling in. the kind of equipment you see in war zones to fight wars, to fight battles against enemies. armed men around the city who will not say who they are with. they have been allowed, according to that one reporter, to say they're with the federal government. these armed men, not saying who they're with, who they're accountable to. you have american soldiers in full combat gear lined up shoulder to shoulder on the lincoln memorial. how would we cover it if it happened in another country? it's been a thought experiment throughout the trump years. how would it look if it were happening somewhere else? the fanning of the flames, the claims

i'll be speaking about it with powell's former chief of staff, lawrence wilkerson. also, the new debate about defunding police. the big tag line, everybody shouting about it. but what does it really mean? you'll be surprised. we'll hear from retired captain ron johnson, who helped keep the peace after ferguson. >>> president trump lashing out at the nfl for admitting it was wrong on justice issues. i'll be speaking live to a former football player. i'm stephanie ruhle. and you are watching "the beat" on msnbc. ♪ ♪ and we always will. ♪ ♪ for people. ♪ ♪ for the future. and there has never been a summer when it's mattered more. wherever you go, summer safely. get zero percent apr financing for up to five years on select models and exclusive lease offers. i have moderate to severe pnow, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ yeah that's all me. ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin ♪ that's my new plan. ♪ nothing is everything. keep your skin clearer with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer s

>> no. >> if not, we'll hear from miss wilkerson. thank you mr. walt. -- wall. >> thank you, judge henderson, and may please the court? the petition asks to grant an extraordinary remedy to prevent this district court from questioning a pending motion. this court should deny that for three reasons. first, the government pointed out it is still pending and it may well be granted. , available below. second, the law does not foreclose the district court's consideration of the government's motion. it would be inappropriate to case wheremus in a the government is raising novel arguments that were not raised below. this court has said these questions are essential to be raised. to maintain the regular order. you cannot second-guess's a legitimate prosecutorial discretion. the issue is whether a federal district court judge consigning expedited grieving -- briefing schedule. >> in a case such as this where the the government and senate agree that the motion to dismiss, isn't the amicus creating controversy where there isn't one? is a case of controversy

my name is robin wilkerson i am the coach insular of north-central university to all the friends andily of george floyd and all of our esteemed guests here today, i want to welcome you on behalf of theda university, on behalf of doctor hagan present on behalf of the board of regents we are so grateful you are here with us today. and we are honored you have come to mourn the loss and celebrate the life of mr. george floyd. on behalf of everyone here, i want to personally express our deepest condolences for this tragic loss. now, to open the service with the celebration of his life we will have a scripture reading from reverend jerry mcafee, pastor of new salem missionary baptist church followed by an opening prayer from doctor hagan president of north-central university and is so low by mrs. porter. >> on behalf of pastors and preachers from minneapolis and st. paul, and the south side and the disciples and the vice lords psalms 27 the lord is my light and my salvation to whom shall i fear the lord is the strength of my life of whom shall i be afraid with my enemies and my foes come u

my name is robin wilkerson, and i amrs the co-chancellor of norh central university.the friends and the family of george floyd, and all of augustine guests here today, i want to welcome you on behalf of the university, on behalf of dr. scott hagan, president, on behalf of the board of regents, on behalf of the faculty. we are so grateful that you were here with us today. and we are honored that you've come to mourn the loss and celebrate the life of mr. george floyd. on behalf of everyone here, i want to personally express our deepest condolences for this tragic loss. now, to open this service, the celebration of his life, will have aeb scripture reading from reverend jerry mcafee, pastor of new salem missionary baptist church, followed by an opening prayer from dr. scott hagen, president of north central university, and a solo by mrs. porter. >> on behalf of the pastors and preachers from minneapolis and st. paul, the bloods on the south side, the disciples and vice lords on the north side, psalm 27. the lord is my life and my salvation, whom shall i fear? the lord i

when i met charles wilkerson in law school, he encouraged me to go to work at narf where reid had worked. i went there as a law clerk, met doug anderson, who is in the audience here, and had the privilege of working with him and other great lawyers there. i spent about a dozen years there and then got into the alaskan issue when we opened the alaskan office. i will talk a little bit about what a good settlement that was in terms of land and money, but the shortcomings that have been revealed in the modern era. there is always more work to be done. and so, after six years working for secretary abbott, i found myself teaching at the university of washington and i every year traipse out to harvard for one term to teach indian law. i find i am teaching it a couple of times a year. and looking at it a new from a broader perspective. i cannot say enough about this new federalism idea of self-determination and self-governance, and what a tremendous impact it has had in terms of tribal governments taking over programs operated previously by the bureau of indian affairs and administering them at

my name is robin wilkerson and i am the co-chancellor of north-central university.loyd and our esteemed guests here today, i want to welcome you on behalf of the university, hagan, onof dr. scott behalf of the board of regents, on behalf -- we are so grateful that you are here with us today. honored that you have come to mourn the loss and celebrate the life of mr. george floyd. on behalf of everyone here, i want to personally express our deepest condolences for this tragic loss. now to open the service, the celebration of his life, we will have a scripture reading from reverend jerry mcafee, pastor of new salem missionary baptist church, followed by an opening prayer from dr. scott hagan, president of north-central university and a solo by misses porter.- mrs. >> on behalf of the pastors and preachers from minneapolis and psalms 27, the lord is my light and salvation, whom shall i fear. the lord is the strength of my life. , my enemies and foes, they stumbled. my heart shall not fear. in this will i be confident, one after that iseek may dwell in the house of the l

wilkerson is doing here before this court. she's the analogous piece of proposition. not mr. gleeson. that's true. you have no problem with her obviously. >> obviously, she's entitled to here on behalf of the judge. appellate courts often allow amicus' participation but the district court doesn't in criminal cases. there is no provision in the that.or in fact, if you go and try to amisus in theas an district court you can't do it properly. all the document enters had to be corrected. provision for amicus in criminal cases. earlier, if anyou amicus could file a motion in a brief in support of a motion to suppress, what's your answer, is there authority for that, yes or no? i would think there is authority for that. a motion that another party has to d if the judge wants allow it, it would require a leave of court, i would think. based on what rule? >> i don't think there is a rule for it. believe, for instance, there have been cases in the it's ct court level, but been in support of a position of one of the parties. in support of a judge trying up additional charges himself. t

"wall street journal" jacob gallagher and brenda darden wilkerson, a nonprofit that connects diversee talent with leading technology companies. thank you both for joining us. jacob, first tell us about the story, what you found when talking bo employees of certain companies and their criticism. >> what we were seeing in the weeks and days since the killing of george floyd, a lot of companies throughout a variety of industries have spoken out and put out public declarations against racism, speaking for equality but what we had heard from employees at adidas was that these public declarations really did not align with their experiences internally that included, you know, really intense instances of scr discrimination one calling the n word, design material that came down from headquarters in germany that included an image with confederate battle flag. employees i spoke with also said the little acts of discrimination, the fact they were the only black employee on a team or the fact a lot of employees felt like the company really appealed to people of color and black people and their pr