emotional connection to the distress and the pain that resolved itself in guilt in them. you know why that is. it s because i ll tell you a story. you remember alton sterling, this was in batten rouge, july 2016, got into a scuffle with police, ended up dying. and everyone was like he had a gun, it was this, it was that, okay? so you know my family is from there. so my nieces call me and they said oh, that was mr. alton. he is always standing out in front of the convenience store and he sells the cds. we know him, we see him. so to them because it was near where they grew up, he was a human being. he was not threatening. uncle don, sometimes we would see him and we wouldn t want to buy cds from him because we have our own music and whatever but we would go mr. sterling here s some money, whatever, not threatening to them. human being, they saw his humanity, as a person who was their neighbor. oftentimes when you don t have a relationship with people like that, you don t k
xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. i want to thank you for watching. cnn tonight, with the big star, d lemon, starts right now. it was an amazing opportunity, for the majority, today. in watching the trial of george floyd s murder. and very often, white people come to a conclusion that, you know what? i don t really understand this. i don t live it. i don t feel it. but often, it ends there, because it s hard to get that different perspective. it is an abundance, right now, in what we are seeing. i think it s really instructive, for me, and for a lot of white people. people in the majority. to see how many people of color, who were standing by, watching this happen, and having an emotional connection to the distress and the pain that resolved itself, in guilt, in them. you know you know why that is? it s because i ll tell you a story. it you remember alton sterling? this was in baton rouge, 2016. ju
something it hasn t done in the last receive several days. stay in the green and not sink by hundreds of points. you see it modestly skipping along. we ll watch it all and we ve got some expertise on the mezzanine with me today and that will help us really feel better. the dow dropped more than 650 points before closing yesterday, by the way. s&p hit its lowest level in more than a year and while the markets are down, gas prices are way up. the national average gas price hit an all-time high spiking 5 cents over the night to a whopping $4.37 per gallon. the average is $1.40 more than it was at the same time last year. for those who would blame the war in ukraine this started cooking over a year ago. ukraine is now unfortunately at war just 76 days, though, of our journey so far. we pray for them. their journey is worse. the white house says they aren t worried about a recession. republican senator thom tillis is not so convinced. they are lauding the jobs report and casti
relaxed. people were starting to breathe i think a little better. but this is a sign that la leave practically on nato s doorstep, 43 miles from the poland border, not safe. there were strikes in luhansk. the governor urging people to evacuate, saying there are no safe places left in the region. and kreminna has fallen into russian hands. they entered the town with a huge amount of equipment. some tried to escape in their vehicles and russians opened fire on their car, killing at least four. ukraine s president zelenskyy telling cnn they are not willing to give up territory in the eastern part of the country to end the war. he says the coming battle in the donbas region could influence the war. russia telling ukrainian fighters, lay down your weapons or be eliminated. that ultimatum was rejected. yet another example of ukrainian resistance. russian troops have surrounded the city for some time. today some say mariupol will be closed for exit and entry and the men remainin
news. instead trump is seeking a sit-down interview with the former fox news host tucker carlson. as a means of counter programming the republican debate. this is not something that fox and the rnc can be happy about atul. and it is shaping up to be yet another chapter in the long running saga between donald trump and fox news the network that helped make donald trump president in the first place. let me step back a little bit do you remember the first time trump ever participated in a republican primary debate? it was august 20 15th, that debate, much like the coming one, was hosted by the republican national committee and fox news. meghan kelly was one of the moderators. and when she asked trump about some of the absolutely vile language he had used to describe women in the past trump was incensed. the next day trump took his grievances to air on another cable news network. she gets out and she starts asking me all sorts of hurdles grigor s questions, and you know you cou