communities in large non-white populations were stopped and searched far more than those in more affluent, whiter parts of country. these are thousands of stops for minor violations that can include riding on the sidewalk or not using the light at night. the investigation found that deputies searched 85% of bike riders that they stopped, even though they often had no reason to suspect that they would find something illegal. most bicyclists were held in the backseat of patrol cars while deputies looked through their belongings or checked for arrest warrants. during these searches, they found illegal items only 8% of the time, jose. guad venegas in los angeles this morning. good to see you. thank you. still ahead, how one community took matters into their own hands after their beloved priest died of covid. you re watching jose diaz-balart reports s on msnbc. c feel stuck and need a loan? move to sofi and feel what it s like to get your money right.