change. but they did feel as a community, as black men, especially, we need to be there for our boys because superman isn t coming in and the sight isn t going to change but they need to pass down lessons learned. give them some gems to bolster their standing in the community. even when it is tough, it is not getting better but we have to be there for ourselves even though we couldn t protect our boys we have to find a way to protect the next generation. how heartbreaking. trymaine, thank you for being with us. trymaine lee. the full special airs tonight at 10:30 eastern on nbc news now. thanks a lot. happy father s day. thank you, like wise. and eugene robinson, thank you as well. happy father s day. are you boys going to be home. one is nearby. so i ll see lowell and then aaron lives in berkeley. he s a father so i ll get to call him and wish him happy father s day. oh, good. so many grandkids do you have? two. well i may have your son call my son. i need some
read. called the adventures of herbie cohen, world s greatest negotiator. thanks for being here and great to see you. thanks, willie. that does it for us this morning. jose diaz-balart picks up the coverage right now. good morning. 10:00 a.m. eastern. i am jose diaz-balart. happening any minute now, former aide to former president trump is set to appear in court after yet another day of dramatic testimony from the house january 6th committee. also this morning, yet another church shooting. this one devastating a community in alabama as lawmakers are continuing to work through a major bipartisan deal to address rising gun violence. we re getting an update this morning from democratic senator dick durbin on where things stand there. on wall street, stocks open flat this morning after a brutal week in the markets as fears grow a recession could be looming. later this hour, new signs
do they get the picture? you laughing now? maybe baldwin s finest hour. nearly 30 years since again gary again ross hit theaters but two days out from father s day we re learning about the man who inspired the line you heard in his latest book the adventures of herbie cohen, world s greatest negotiator rich cohen writes how his father s gift of negotiating was prolific that inspired parts of the play from which the movie was adapted. rich details his father s role in major events in history including negotiations during the iran hassage crisis and rich joins us now. it s great to see you. i m reading this and this almost can t be real. your father s life is forest gump-ian on the streets of brooklyn where he ran around with sandy koufax and larry king