i have had like seven or eight complaints filed against me at the south carolina bar association for different things i said during the kavanaugh hearing and others. i think they are a bunch of bs. bottom line, that is a private endeavor. the question about filing complaints against police officers, it would be so easy to ruin somebody's life as a cop and try to intimidate the police force. there has got to be away to understand that when the complaints are legitimate, to take action. we have to be honest with ourselves and ask the question is it too hard fire a cop? we have to be honest with ourselves and ask the question is it too hard fire a cup? -- cop? and when you have documented instances of acting outside of the law with too much force without the right attitude to be a cup, how does that stay in your file to make sure the town next door knows about it? qualified immunity. has it become time to revisit that? most cops don't want to go into the business thinking they could lose their house if they make a mistake, but there is something we can do with the concept of qualified i

chief scott the supervisors, commissioners and the bar association all oppose proposition h. proposition h. is the antithesis of good government. we are concerned and we ask our supervisors to assure that all san franciscans that any nominee to the commission had demonstrated a commitment to 21st century policing and will be a strong and informed steward to bring us into compliance with the recommended reforms. we cannot afford to do any less. thank you so much. >> i work and live in san francisco. i just wanted to call in and express my strong opposition for both nominees. i heard a supervisor earlier mention implicit bias as though that was a problem, which i think shows how out of touch some leaders are about these issues. this is beyond an implicit bias problem. there has been racism and brutality that has gone on with complete impunity in this city. these two nominees weren't there when the communities needed them most. i appreciate that they like others are now speaking out against the floyd murder because there's been such a massive amount of national public outrage, b

association with a rating of well qualified. but, of course, judge walker's credentials were already sterling. long before this nominee began practicing and then applying the law he was applauded for his excellence at studying it. judge walker, as i mentioned before graduated from duke university summa cum laude, harvard magnum cum laude. he led clerkships for judge brett kavanaugh and anthony kennedy 57bd then back home to the university of louisville law school. he quickly became a star faculty member producing distinguished scholarship on a wide range of legal issues and once he took his current seat on the bench for the western district of kentucky, he wasted no time to build an equally strong reputation for the fairness and open-mindedness that americans deserve from their judges. in one letter from colleagues on the judiciary committee, 100 practicing lawyers from across kentucky said, quote, if judge walker is confirmed, we could give our clients an assessment for him for which any judge he's tried. he is sharp, fair, and

with the boogaloo movement. >>> the bar police department is moving forward with reforms, the goal is to create a community-based antiracism training course. the department says it will teach officers how to respond to situations that do not involve firearms. it is also allocating $2 million to increase their number of unarmed employees in their system, the agency is also updating its restraints and use of force policies. >>> in the morning if there is a man who is helpless and he has no clothes and he has no shoes, we are in conversations and in some agreement that his first interaction may need to be with an outreach worker and not a man or woman trained to take down a soldier. >> the measures will be presented to the board at a meeting next thursday. >>> today the uncle of a man shot and killed by a bart officer more than a decade ago testified about the police reform act bill that's making its way through congress now. >> that responsibility must be guided by the goals of safeguarding human life and protecting human rights. >> he spoke at a hearing on abuse of policing practices,

number one, it's the office that put michael cohen behind bars, congressman chris clinds and giuliani associates charged by jeffrey berman, a turkish bank close to the president's friend, the president of turkey charged. jeffrey epstein, michael avenatti and looking at the inaugural committee and looking at possible miss conduct by rudy giuliani and pretty brazen to not only touch and grab with two hands this third rail. why? >> john, to me this is a flagrant attempt to inject politics into prosecution. you said it well. third rail. the justice department is supposed to be the most independent of all the departments in the federal government, and within that had the southern district is famously independent. look, you just gave a great list of all the high-profile investigations of people close to donald trump that the sdny managed to get under way even in this highly politicized era, and if you look at the way donald trump and william barr did this announcing it on a friday night misleading the public saying jeffrey berman would step down trying to appoint jay clayton with zero prose

this is the office that put michael cohen behind bars. the office that put chris collins a key trump ally in jail. it is investigating right now giuliani associates, lev parnas and igor fruman charged, more investigations there, deutsche bank, a lot of dealings with the trump family business, there are a lot of land mines here, the question is, you know, what was it that provoked the president to decide i'm going to force this guy out? >> we don't know yet, john. i would love to speculate as you know about things that are still evolving, small group of people who were involved in this decision in the first place, to your point, the way this was done was so botched, geoffrey berman was able to say no, i'm not leaving and essentially make sure that the person he wanted to leave the office is still leading the office, which you saw lindsey graham sign off on last night after lindsey graham, head of the judiciary committee in the senate was not happy with how things had gone the previous day. i think you'll learn a lot more in the coming days

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and restaurants at the top of the list and the major league baseball association rejected mlb's latest proposal and will not counter. they should order a return to work that will likely spark a lengthy legal battle the sticking point here, is how much players should get of $4 billion in salaries. you have nascar action and golf action over the weekend to tie us over the best we can. >> yeah. get the fans back at some point i guess carefully and slowly francis, thank you very much all right. still ahead, much more on this market volatility and what it means for some of the high flying tech stocks the big names that you know as apple gears up for its worldwide developers cop frenference in a different way. gene munster is here to weigh in we're back stick around that's been through multiple market cycles for over 85 years? with capital group, i can. talk to your financial professional or consultant for investment risks and information. with spray mopping to lock away debris and absorb wet messes, all in one disposable pad. just vacuum, spray mop, and toss. the shark vacmop, a complete cl

of the subject who says he made disturbing comments as they watched tv news coverage in a bar on 10th anniversary of madeleine's disappearance. here in praia da luz we are told police have been making house to house inquiries since then. this person works close to one of the properties used by christian blj think i have seen this man, at some point i saw him not here but in the town. he says the police have come back several times after the first search for her body. two years before madeleine mccann went missing from this hotel apartment a woman was raped in praia da luz. christian bis was raped in praia da luz. christian b is remanded in germany charged in connection with that case. she is charged with other crimes, locals are questioning while portuguese police hadn't picked up this man with an extensive criminal past before that. in the years after madeleine mccann's disappearance the suspect is said to have moved several times between germany and portugal. in 2015 he owned this run down property in the east of germany. it emerged he has also also been invested over this german gi

in public spaces, signs reminding people to distance and plexiglass at the counter and bar. and they are encouraging the use of an app-based bijal key. and the buffet is gone for now. >> we know that guests believe quite reasonably they can control interactions with people in a hotel. the challenge for us is one we think we can meet, which is can we deliver a room that the guests can have confidence is clean? >> reporter: this month, hilton is rolling out the clean stay. they'll mark the cleaned rooms with these stickers sealing the door. sandals and beaches resorts using the foggers and uvl.e.d. lights. 64% of travelers in a survey said improved cleans practices will impact their decision to stay at a hotel. cbs news, washington. >>> time now for a check of the weather. >> here's meteorologist mary lee with the hot forecast for some of us. >> okay, len and michelle. i'm watching the temperatures soar this afternoon. in fact, warmer compared to yesterday at this time. today, the hottest day of the week. here's the sales force tower camera with the sunshine and the bay bridge

alix: national restaurant association ceo and former cisco ceo, thank you very much. we will no doubt be following the story, bars versus beaches. coming up, warns of more pain ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ we are not out of the woods yet. i think we have recovered more now than we thought a little bit ago. there is that second strong coming in a few months i think. barclays ceos speaking exclusively to brumberg -- bloomberg earlier today. .oining us now is marty mosby good to catch up with you. what saved banks last quarter despite preserves was there trading business did really well. how long does that actually last for them? help. that will what we really have happening is we are providing for low losses that we expect to have. no increase in actual losses. what we are doing is going for this deferral. you are getting the fiscal stimulus helping folks continue to pay. until we get to the back end of this year and even into 2021, we really won't know what the credit cost will be from this economic dislocation. we will take some time to actually realized how much hav

he is also a fellow at the american bar foundation and editor of law and social inquiry. he writes and teaches mainly in areas of constitutional law and legal history. gentlemen -- ladies and gentlemen, ask you to join me in welcoming our esteemed scholars. thank you. [applause] can you hear me. first, lee, thank you very much introduction. thank you to the organizers of this amazing festival. i have never been here before and i'm not sure why. it has been. it is hard to -- talking about murder, it's hard to know how much people know about it. i will start with the story and then talk about things that may be less obvious. bookng -- working on this for 10 years -- steve and i were talking about this before. you always think, this one is going to be easy. this will not be hard. if you know the story at all, in the till was a 14-year-old chicago kid who, one summer in august of 1955, went down to tosissippi in the delta visit his uncles and cousins. a few times,here three or four times. he was going with his uncle who led men in chicago. he goes down to mississippi and he w

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i think that this country recognizes laws that associate with freedom of religion. the president is a bad man. i just have the courage to do something about it. many people will talk about things. i choose to do something about things. i put the congress in a position where it had to do something, that was take a vote. we laid the foundation for his ultimate impeachment. with reference to the vote that you say i took. you are not going to find very many members of congress who haven't voted for things that they didn't necessarily approve of. whether i approve of it or not. this is the point i will make. we get sometimes legislation presented to us and we can vote it up or down. you weigh it. you look for the good and you look for the bad. sometimes you cannot allow the good to become the enemy of the -- i have taken many votes where there were things in legislation that i did not care for. but there were other things that i knew would be a benefit to my constituents. that's the truth, dear brother. >> robert calling next from brooklyn. >> caller: good morning. i hav

. >> ok, we will take our next question from gary robertson with the associated press. >> hi, governor. slightly off-topic but still on covid-19 -- you have a bill on your desk that would allow bars to reopen outdoors. do you need to act on that by this weekend? what are your plans and what do you think about a similar bill that would reopen gyms despite your executive order that has them shuttered? gov. cooper: i have concerns about both of those bills because they take away flex ibility during the time of emergency. we've said all along that we really want to boost the economy and to ease restrictions at the right time. we are looking at this data, are indicators, are trends, putting it all together and making decisions. now we are in phase two. restaurants have been allowed to reopen. personal care services have been allowed to reopen. we are analyzing whether bars and gyms should be able to open and i will say there's a possibility that even before we get to the timeline of phase three, that we might want to do a phase 2.5 or look at some of these additional items that might boost

off bill on your desk that would allow bars to reopen outdoors. you need to act on that by this weekend. what are your plans with that bill? what do you think about a similar bill that would reopen gyms despite your executive order that still has that shuttered? thank you. gov. cooper: thanks. i have concerns about both of those bills. because they take away flexibility during the time of emergency. we've said all along that we really want to boost the economy. and to ease restrictions at the right time. and we're looking at this data, our indicaters, our trends, putting it all together and making decisions. and now we're in phase two. restaurants have been allowed to open. personal care services have been allowed to open. we're analyzing whether bars and gyms should be able to open. i will say there's a possibility that even before we get to the timeline of phase three that we might want to do a phase 2.5 or look at some of these additional items that might boost our economy but that we would feel safe about not boosting the number of covid-19 ca

attorney for the southern district of new york and had investigated associates of resident trump. some democrats are suspicious and want to know more about the termination. >> after the back-and-forth, now house judiciary chairman jerry nadler once bar impeached for his handling of the justice department. he admits that is not likely that senator schumer wants a full investigation. >> any investigation must examine roles. the bottom line, we need an answer to two questions. what did the president know and when? >> despite being told to resign, it wasn't until last night that he officially agreed to step down as prosecutor in new york southern district. it is after he conceded that berman's deputy would take over for the time being. in light of attorney general barr's decision to respect the normal operation of law and have deputy u.s. attorney audrey strauss become the acting u.s. attorney, i will be leaving the u.s. attorney's office for the southern district of new york, effective immediately. farhad president trump fire berman. the president denied any involvement. >> attorney

. >> the public speights is going to be less busy for associates that are wearing masks that are more likely want to be in their rooms. roimt in public spaces you'll see signs reminding people to distance and plexiglas barriers in the bar. this is a room sanitizer. seating in the restaurant is limited. same for the pool. and gone for now is the buffet, replaced by individually packaged bread and doe. >> the exercise bikes separated by plexiglas. you can only use every other machine. >> we know that guests believe quite reasonably that they can control their interactions with the hotel. once you get in the guest room you're in your own space. so the challenge for us is one we think we can meet, which is can we deliver a room that the guest can have confidence is clean? >> this is teami

of the subject who says he made disturbing comments as they watched tv news coverage in a bar on 10th anniversary of madeleine's disappearance. here in praia da luz, we're told police have been making house to house inquiries since then. this person works close to one of the properties used by christian b. "i think i have seen this man, at some point i saw him not here but in the town." he says the police have come back several times after the first search for her body. two years before madeleine mccann went missing from this hotel apartment, a woman was raped in praia da luz. christian b is remanded in germany charged in connection with that case. he's also charged with other crimes, and locals are questioning while portuguese police hadn't picked up this man with an extensive criminal past before that. in the years after madeleine mccann‘s disappearance, the suspect is said to have moved several times between germany and portugal. in 2015, he owned this run—down property in the east of germany. it's emerged he has also also been invested over this german girl who went missing fr

prosecutors are also looking to suspected campaign finance violation from two giuliani associates . today after atty. gen. william barr said the president had indeed fired him and let berman to have a is a statement today that reads in part of this, in light of attorney bars to decision to expect respect the and have the deputy have acting become acting adjourn i will be leaving for the southern district of new york effective immediately . is on the honor of my life to serve it is districts us attorney and a custodian of its proud legacy . nancy pelosi weizen saying quote the firing of us attorney berman can or cannot cannot be explained by cause and said suggest based on improper motives atty. gen. barr was not truthful last night, when he said that berman was stepping down . and your bar must be held accountable for his actions. >>> the 23rd st. straight day of protests here in the bay area after the killing of george floyd's . from berkeley to san francisco, to oakland, thousands of people continue to rally . that's against police brutality and racial injustice . a caravan of car

for disaster california texas and florida have already imposed some restrictions including ordering bars to close. china is accused of forcing sterilization abortions and birth control on hundreds of thousands of rieger women the slash birthrates an investigation by the associated press found evidence of a 4 year campaign in north western provinces experts say it's a form of demographic genocide china's government denies the allegations and at least 9 people were killed when gunmen armed with grenades stormed pakistan's a stock exchange in the city of karachi the 4 attackers who were among the dead raided the building in an attempt to take hostages those of the top stories a stay with us the coming war on china is next thanks for watching i'll have more news in half an hour. these american bases form a giant news in circling china with missiles bombers warships. if you were in beijing looking out he stood on the tallest building in beijing and looked out of the pacific ocean you'd see american warships you'd see guam is about to sink because there's so many missiles pointed at china you

they will pop the barcode, pull the bar out of the sleeve and swab their mouth and then put it in a plastic sleeve and drop it in a box. >> way better than what i thought it would be. >> every two to three hours the swabs are taken to the advanced center for laboratory medicine. >> reporter: what's the most difficult aspect of adding on that layer of covid-19 testing? >> it's hard to get materials to do the covid testing and hard to get enough people to do every single step of the process. >> we have a couple of months to scale up to the degree we need no. >> reporter: does the testing replace masks? >> no, no. it's just one part of it. until this either burns out which chances are is not going to happen or until we're pretty much immune from a vaccine, we'll have to be extra careful. >> reporter: while the pilot program was focused on about 5,000 people who remained on campus after it shut down, at full speed uc san diego will need to regularly test its community of 65,000 students, faculty and staff. >> the simulations indicate if even 75% of the population were tested per month, we would

well this morning house judiciary chairman jerry nadler said there's a pattern a bar quote corruptly impeding all these investigations, new york senator chuck schumer also is calling for a thorough investigation. >>we have berman and i'm sure he i'm sure you know about wednesday venture you testify. >>the real unanswered question here is why did the president and mister barr do it. no reason was given. why mister berman was fired we need answers to those looming questions. and the way to do it is a top to bottom investigation. >>and again president trump said he was not involved in the decision to fire berman. other news controversy in minnesota tonight after what appeared to be a possible compromise on police accountability fell apart, minnesota legislature voted to adjourn the special session over the weekend before coming to a decision on police reform mary olmos report. >>you can't say it's not a good faith effort and they i think they had 22 provisions we come from or this is a compromise at 11 republican senate majority leader paul gazelka told the house democrats that they agr

berman served in the southern district of new york where he investigated several trump associates barr tried to fire him on friday, but berman said before he was fired that he had no intention of resigning. today house judiciary chairman jerry nadler said there's a pattern of bar quote corruptly impeding all these investigations matter added that he is confident the committee would hear from berman soon. trump said he wasn't involved in the decision to fire burning. still ahead tonight, a man has confessed to killing a black lives matter protester. >>the latest court documents reveal the suspect in the death of a 19 year-old florida activist has confessed they indicate that. aaron glee junior admitted he sexually assaulted although a tie and some law. >>he also confessed to killing a woman who often brought him meals and gave him right chantelle navarro reports on glee's appearance before a judge in tallahassee this weekend. >>the charges against you murder kidnapping to inflict bodily harm or terrorize. and assault or battery by person over 18 severe and hefty charges launched against

will humble, executive director of arizona public health association, an advocacy group. will humble, thank you very much for being here. for people who haven't been payit close attention to w happening in arizona, these cases are spiking, hospitals are stressed out, how did it get this bad? what's happened? >> so, in a nutshelre's what happened -- arizona had a very successfultay-at-home really, arizonans were terrific about it, they really participated in a big way, and it really flattened the curved we're seeing declining cases. what happened is as wemerged from that stay-at-home order, we went into essentially an honr system transition, so businesses were encouraged to follow the c.d.c. mitigation measures, bars and restaurants were allowed to open but encouraged to follow c.d.c. recommendations, but there wasn't any performurce me or compliance criteria or any enforcement, really. d, so, the behavior of alsinesses and the people of arizona y devolved into pre-pandemic behavior and, as we know, this virus lives off of foolish human behavior are where are now. and now

berman serve the southern district of new york cory investigated several the president's associates barr tried to oust him on friday, but berman said before he was fired that he had no intention of resigning. house judiciary chairman jerry nadler says there is a pattern of bar quote correct and corruptly impeding all of these investigations never added that he's confident the committee would be hearing from berman soon. the president says he was not involved in the decision to fire berman. take a short break before we do we'll take a live look outside of clearing conditions at sfo and we see a plane they're moving on the tarmac we'll be right back. >>back happening today, a rally will be held to protest the pending closure of the fort mason campus of the city college of san francisco. the save see csf centers for coalition and supporters will be holding that rally this afternoon at the entrance to fort mason. the group says that art instruction facilities cannot be duplicated anywhere else and they're demanding the hiring of a full-time african american studies faculty also funding for t

house judiciary chairman jerry nadler said that there is a pattern a bar quote corruptly impeding all these investigations unquote. now look at it that he has confidence the committee would hear from bourbon soon. trump said he was not involved in the decision to fire berman. well as we head to break we're checking in on sfo north port of any delays we do have some cloud cover. >>looks like there's a little bit of sunshine peeking through right now it s f o it's going to be i stay sunny and warm with highs in the 90's for the ♪ ♪ don't feel like wearing pants? okay who drank all the milk? enjoy the great taste of dunkin' at home. >>good morning, welcome back 6.55 this monday morning, let's go ahead and check the forecast with dave spahr hide a mardi good morning. good morning, everybody a live shot coming in from the bay bridge toll plaza there they're all lined up in the overcast of the fog so it's kind of working on trying to clear here just give a little time to do its total magic the live shot coming in from timber on and again kind of a gloomy sky appearance that we have for

office is currently investigating rudy giuliani and two of his associates. >>> this dispute happens as the attorney general continues to face these accusations that he's politicizing d.o.j. >> that's right, victor. good morning. this turn of events last night began with a statement from bill bar, the attorney general, saying that jeffrey burmen, the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york had agreed to step down and that he was being replaced. about two hours later, geoffrey berman issued an extraordinary statement saying that he did not resign and he does not intend to resign. here is what he said. he said, i will step down when a presidentially-appointed nominee is confirmed by the senate. until then, our investigations will move forward without delay or interruption. i cherish everyday that i work with the men and women of this office to pursue justice without fear or favor and intend to ensure that this office's important cases continue unimpeded. now, they're at a standoff right now, but this does come as there are questions about bill barr and whether some of the acti

i think this country recognizes laws that associate with freedom of religion. andpresident is a bad man, i just have the courage to do something about it. many people will talk about things. i choose to do something about things. so i put the congress in a position where it had to do something, that was take a vote, and we laid the foundation for his ultimate impeachment. thatreference to the vote you said i took, you will not find many members of congress who have not voted for things that they did not necessarily approve of. whether i approve of it or not, this is the point i will make. we get sometimes legislation presented to us and can vote it it andown, so you weigh look for the good and look for the bad. sometimes you cannot allow the good to become the enemy of the perfect -- the perfect to become the enemy of the good. i have taken many votes were there were things in legislation that i did not care for, but there were other things that i knew would be a benefit to my constituents, and that is ruth. host: -- the truth. robert, calling from new york, th

businesses, burners on haight, who you heard from, the central haight market, parkview market, mario's bar, love on haight, the emporium. haight-ashbury neighbors for density, who you heard in public comment, as well as the haight-ashbury merchants' association who voted this morning at 11:00 to support the project this morning, as well. additionally, we have support from the california music and culture association, and united cannabis business association. so in all, six local groups, eight merchants, 23 local residents, and 25 personal supporters. >> this is damian posey speaking. i think it's important to highlight that each and every one of those letters had support for consumption lounges. that's a real important thing to me, and i stressed that to my team because i personally know how it is to be hanging out there, to get harassed. you know, sometimes people don't want to smoke around people or anything, but there's no place to go. it's very important to me, one thing that i'm going to be doing, is the educational piece that i'm going to be doing in the community, educating seniors,

when black lawyers take these cases like crump has, they're targeted by their bar associations, they're targeted by people that are envious and jealous. we need civil rights lawyers that are there for civil rights. not for civil settlements. and that is why i give them recognition. i must also recognise severalfamilies are recognition. i must also recognise several families are here that came at great sacrifice, but they wanted to be here. to be part of this. because they understand the pain better than anyone because they have gone through the pain. and i think that we should recognise the mother of trave on martin. please stand. the mother of eric garner. the sister of botham john. the family of pamela turner will you stand the father of michael brown from ferguson missouri. will you stand? the father of ahmaud arbery, will you stand ? the father of ahmaud arbery, will you stand? all of these families came to stand with this family. because they know better than anyone else the pain they will suffer from the loss that they have gone through. i also want to thank all of those who helpe

kid rock's nashville bar loses beer license temporarily. issuing a five day suspension for violating coronavirus restrictions. inspectors say workers were not wearing masks and were serving customers at the bar instead of at the tables and booths. the restaurant has 14 days to appeal its decision and those are your headlines. jed? pete: the horror. jedediah: coming up states attorneys general teeming up what life would be like without police. the powerful defense of the law enforcement. that's coming up next. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. i'v