Once again, we heard the words, and they heard them, i cant breathe. Elementalbrutality so it did more than deny one more black men in america his civil rights and human rights. It denied him of his very humanity, his life. Is as it george floyd deprived eric garner, one of the things every human being must be able to do, breathe. So simple, so basic, so brutal. The same thing happened with aubrey, breonna taylor, george floyd. We have spoken their names allowed, we have clyde we cried them out in pain and horror. We turned into a long, suffering chorus. It is the latest addition to the endless list of stalled potential wiped out unnecessarily. A list that dates back more than 400 years, black men, black women, black children. The original sin of this country still stains our nation today, and sometimes we manage to overlook it. We push forward with a thousand other tasks in our daily lives, but it is always there. In weeks like this, we see it plainly, that we are a country with an op
We want you to call 2027488000 . If you are mountain and pacific time zones, your number is 2027488001 . We are opening a special line this morning for people who live in minneapolis. We want to hear directly from you so your telephone number is going to be 2027488002 . Keep in mind you can always text your opinion at 2027488003 . You can always reach us on social media on twitter and facebook. Things are still moving around the country and we are going to go directly to a local newspaper to get the most recent information. Keeping violent contempt on a curfew and widespread please for peace they rampage across minneapolis for a fourth night creating unprecedented havoc as they set towers on fire, vandalized, a shot of police toicers, all in the response a death of an unarmed black man under a White Police Officers knee on monday. By all accounts, Law Enforcement presence was almost undetectable as the violence rapidly accelerated until just before midnight into early saturday, when hu
Claims at 8 30 a. M. Eastern time. Economists are expecting 3. 5 million jobless claims falling record 3. 2 the following week. We will bring you those numbers and jobs number coming out tomorrow. We are expecting a firm e tone with Dow Jones Industrial average up 332 and s p by 72. Take a look at the numbers. Dow industrials down 973 points at the close yesterday. S p 500 down 114. President trump is considering grounding domestic flights between hot spots to try and contain the spread of the virus and boeing to send early retirement as the virus takes a toll on the aircraft industry, its 73 max fleet remains grounded. Coronavirus impacting the 2020 race. Former Vice President joe biden calling for the Democratic Convention to be pushed from midjuly into august. This as pandemic could lead to virtual election. Long lines at Grocery Stores. What you should be getting right now and how to store it and what measures can be taken to make sure takeout orders are safe. We are getting answer
Thought we might be. So is the coronavirus pandemic still as bad as we think well one bay area doctor weighs in on how the situation is improving because of the precautions taken early on and how we continue to move in the right direction for dan thorn reports from on a creek with the story. It appears theres been progress in the bay areas fight against covid19 there has been the possibility of seeing deaths in case is surging but early actions taken by local health officials. Seem to be working we are in a better place that weve not been says social distancing shelter a everything thats been done in our communities to prevent the spread of coronavirus doctor Michael Stacey with Lifelong Medical care says being in this position is obviously a good thing. Our hospitals are not being overwhelmed and testing is getting better. But he says the progress and flatten the curve needs to be viewed in the long game just because its worked so far doesnt mean we can stop this as we shop and. It ca
Not so. Time, and yourme men left columbia university, graduated from columbia, joined the st. Louis postdispatch, became an editorial writer, and along the way, he met Richard Nixon. That began a magnificent journey. Carpet rideargin from Richard Nixons defeat through years of what Richard Nixon described as the wilderness years, to the achievement of the highest office in the world, president of the United States. Pat buchanan was with him every step of the way and its reported in this great book just this is thet week, Pacific Coast launch of it, the greatest comeback, of how Richard Nixon built the new majorityand the silent , and how he won the presidency. This is a man who spent every day with him, strategizing, and hes aeating firsthand eyewitness to the magnificent brilliance of the 37th president. Pat buchanan. [applause] mr. Buchanan thank you very much, sandy. I was going to mention all the folks i served with over the years, even going back 4 and 5 decades, and id like to s