Bought with money stolen from americans. Captioning funded by cbs good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. We begin with a Wild Police Chase in south florida that ended in a hail of bullets that left four people dead. Police chopper video captured the incident yesterday. At least 20 officers were pursuing a u. P. S. Truck. Authorities say it was carjacked by two suspects who fired at police. The exchange of gunfire ended as quickly as it began. Marc liverman is here in new york. It was a Quick Exchange of gunfire, but it was deadly, marc. Reporter it really was. And on top of the two victims who were killed, police said a Jewelry Store worker was also injured, but they didnt say if she had been shot. So far they havent said what condition shes in. The video were about to show you absolutely chilling to watch. [ sirens ] bystanders scrambled for cover as Law Enforcement in south florida engaged in a deadly sh
Its thursday, december 5th, 2019. Heres todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. [ siren ] brnk. The house is moving forward with articles of impeachment. He leaves us no choice because he is trying to corrupt the election once again. A sailor open shooting at a navel yard. Melania trump firing back at a back at someone who mentioned trumps son, barron. It makes you look mean. It makes you look like youre attacking someones family. A volu after a Chemical Plant fire. Elevated levels of butadiene. Joe biden said he would consider Kamala Harris as a running mate. This one day after she dropped out of the race. George zimmerman zieled a 100 million suit against Trayvon Martins parents. The suit says he was defamed. Reporter more people have gotten sick from the e. Coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce. There have been more than 100 cases. All that this is not a stunt. It went airborne over a dozen of cars at a florida dealership. Unbelievable. And all that matters hes twofaced. The
Really understands. Its a great combination of things. This is the fourth position secretary bunch has had at the smithsonian. Something i dont believe any of your predecessors could claim in 1978 secretary bunch began his smithsonian career at the national air and space museum as an Education Specialist 11 years later he joined the National Museum of American History. He most recently served as the founding director of the National Museum of African American history and culture. As the founding director he led an 11 year effort in constructing the 400,000 squarefoot museum and helping raise the matching publicprivate private funds that match public funds and came up with the museum that tells an incredibly powerful story of that part of our history. And a lot of our history. Congress established the smithsonian in 1846 through uppercrust by a british scientist James Smithson who never visited the United States but he generously left his estate to the United States government to found
Institution testified on Museum Programs and operations. Before the senate rules and administration committee. Secretary bunch outlined his priorities for the institution and efforts to reduce the maintenance backlog. Committee on rules and administration will be called to order. Good morning. I want to thank my colleagues for attending, and before i get any further, thank secretary bunch for bringing some of their great collection for us to look at. But mr. Secretary, were glad to have you, and several people from your team here to back you up if you need it. But im confident youll be able to be the man at the microphone there. This is your First Official appearance before the senate rules committee. Were grateful to have you with us. Secretary bunchs appointment is historic in a number of ways. Hes the first African American secretary to lead the Smithsonian Institution as well as the first Museum Director who was then later appointed secretary in at least in around 75 years. Hes a h
She spoke about her book diversity inc. At barnes noble in new york city. [inaudible conversations] hello everyone. Welcome are welcome back to barnes noble upper west side, im excited you are here tonight we have an amazing author who will be talking about her new book and i hope youre as excited as i am. For those of you who do not know her is an awardwinning journalist at New York University whos written extensively about diversity in news media in the art world. She is the author of spectacle the axon machine life which when the naacp image award and the black journalist white media which won the National Press word for media criticism, those books are available on the table as well. Pamelas articles are published in major media including the washington post, new york times, the guardian, the nation and chronicle of Higher Education but lets face it she knows what shes talking among them diversity inc. The failed promise of the billion dollar business is an expiration has turned in