>> reporter: duane dieter is the site's founder, guru, expert in tactical training. on this day a group of police officers and sheriff's deputies will be his students. >> we all love you, it's all about making you better, so all those trainees, come with me. >> reporter: his program is all about subjects cops rarely share with the public or their families. stress. and fear. >> stress, not controlled, can make a person be aggressive to someone that's not necessary to be aggressive to. >> reporter: jackie dalton, a u.s. coast guard veteran on this day a rookie cop, fresh out of the academy. >> i adore my coworkers and my chief, i don't want to let them down. >> reporter: one of the key tools in duane's training, this simple cloth and rope called "the hood." each time the hood comes up, the trainee encounters a new unknown scenario. inches away could be a gunman. or a pedestrian asking directions. >> so the hood teaches students to do what? >> to be able to react quickly, an ability to be aggressive, ssertive, or passive, compassionate. all has to be within split second

unemployment and labor law attorney with duane morris llp in san francisco, always a pleasure, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, my pleasure. all right, when we return, instead of searching out for a vaccine appointment yourself, because i can be a headache, what if the vaccine appointment actually came to you? two bay area thinkers just made a possible, and they will be joining us next. make sure to get those dialed up a little bit. okay, here we go. >>> welcome back, everybody. this is a story that we know all too well, searching for any open vaccine appointment for ourselves, or our parents, that is not easy. and it would make it even trickier, once california open vaccine eligibility, to those 16 and older later this week. two foster city high schoolers ran into this problem, they do have a fix though, and they have figured out how deliver it to you. joining us now are two guests, sam mendelson and daniels labor, the co-creators of kodak's sf. thank you so much for sharing this technology with us. i'm really looking forward to learning more about it. >> for sure, th

what's up, duane? this week in milwaukee has featured a bunch of great people black meetings and one people of color meeting. hopefully it gives you a sense of what people of color are coming to and what people of color talk about regularly. we have a homework assignment. go and take the implicit bias test. whether you think you're biased or not, racism is a part of your life, with or without you knowing it. if we measure it, hopefully we can disman it. white folks, if you don't think about your own bias, there's a chance you're going to end up in one of those videos, harassing people who don't deserve it or even worse, getting someone killed. ♪ >>> i'm w. kamau bell. and on this episode of "united shades of america," we're talking all things white supremacy. the obvious stuff and the more subtle, insidious versions. we filmed this before covid-19 hit and months before the police in minneapolis killed george floyd. and before all the protests that followed. before many of us had ever heard of reformi

online poll, my favorite kind, reveals most americans want to see people like matthew mcconnie and duane johnson run for office. the poll finds 58% that applied would support mccon he running for office. dwayne johnson, both highly popular, thoughtful individuals who admit charisma like flat ulence from a cattle farm. when mcconaughey makes a hurricane -- di say that right? it shows you i know nothing about wrestling. anyway, he kind of remind me of lincoln. maybe the best politician is someone who hasn't been corrupted by the system. someone who has had a private sector job even if it's pretend. the animal who isn't it in for the prestige or the interns. i would rather they show rich and powerful than leave that way. even air force was a step down. unlike joe bide wherein air force one was a step up and a step down. a step up and a step down. jenner is said to be exploring a run for california governor. with gavin newman facing a recall, a challenge from jenner, a republican, could prove as deadly as bumming a ride from tiger woods. jenner has been better hair and could still beat gavin

joining me now is shaq, and morgan covering the outbursts after the duane wright killing by a white police officer, and brooke and kimberly atkins. welcome all. a big day. shaq, let's go over what happened today with the defense resting and one prosecution rebuttal witness, dr. tobin, quick rebuttal and decision that we all saw but the jury did not see when the former police officer derek chauvin decided to take his fifth amendment right and not testify in his own defense. >> that's right. some really big headlines in this trial of derek chauvin. the jury has been sent home for the long weekend after the defense officially rested their case, not calling a witness slated to be called yesterday. so the defense rested their case. the prosecution called a rebus -- rebuttal witness. what the prosecution used dr. tobin to emphasize was the idea that carbon monoxide poisoning contributed to the death. so after the direct examination and quicker cross-examination, the case was rested. monday the jury will begin deliberating. the judge said to pack a bag. he said it could be as short as an hour or

online poll, my favorite kind, reveals most americans want to see people like matthew mcconnie and duane johnson run for office. the poll finds 58% that applied would support mccon he running for office. dwayne johnson, both highly popular, thoughtful individuals who admit charisma like flat ulence from a cattle farm. when mcconaughey makes a hurricane -- di say that right? it shows you i know nothing about wrestling. anyway, he kind of remind me of lincoln. maybe the best politician is someone who hasn't been corrupted by the system. someone who has had a private sector job even if it's pretend. the animal who isn't it in for the prestige or the interns. i would rather they show rich and powerful than leave that way. even air force was a step down. unlike joe bide wherein air force one was a step up and a step down. a step up and a step down. jenner is said to be exploring a run for california governor. with gavin newman facing a recall, a challenge from jenner, a republican, could prove as deadly as bumming a ride from tiger woods. jenner has been better hair and could still beat gavin

duane is joining us next from westbrook, maine. your reaction to these guilty verdicts. caller: i'm very happy to see that he's being held accountable for what he did. and i want to also let you know i'm happy that you're back. i missed you when you were gone. so glad that they brought you back. i just wanted to say, it serves as a memo to police officers that they can't, from now on, be 100% certain that they'll get away with murdering people of color with impunity. that's a very important message because there's been so much injustice. they've gotten away with it for so many years. there's one thing i have to say as far as that 13-year-old kid who was shot. he had thrown away the gun. he did have one. but he threw it away. turned around. and put his hands up in compliance with the officer's commands. and he was still executed. so that was not justified. and we've seen so many cases like this. the reason why this is important, the reason why so many people are just breathing a sigh of relief so many people are saying, well, now i feel like i can breathe, is because we'v

, too, that that this would be equivalent of saying that in new york city you weren't going to have duane reed offering vaccines. that's ludicrous. according to palm beach county, 90% of seniors living within mile and a half of a publics and in fact, i have to say my own grandmother, she got her vaccine at wal-mart. my aunt got her vaccine at a windixie and the reason because the line at the public was too long. you want to lean into obviously providing the vaccines and when you're reporting about them and you leave out all of the information that he was sharing, it was clearly something intended to deliver a narrative as opposed to delivering facts. howie: and said the idea we ignored the perspective is untrue. at the same time the really devastating critique here came from a guy dave who is the democratic mayor of palm beach county who sought out 60 minutes and spoke to the program and said comments weren't used. take a look. >> did not have the perspective included and sort of experience. i left this experience really disheartened with 60 minutes and still don't have an explanation as

but if cornyn's looking for an exciting, unconventional ovalkle it up because duane johnson says he'll run for president if it's 'what the people want.' which means somewhere out there, one man is sadly rolling up a "win with vin" poster. the rock is staying humble about his presidential hopes, saying on instagram, "i don't think our founding fathers ever envisioned a six-four, bald, tattooed, halfblack, half-samoan, tequila drinking, pick up truck driving, fanny-pack wearing guy joining their club." he's right. they'd also be asking, "hey, can you explain tequila, pick-up trucks, fanny packs, "samoa," and how a man can get enough nutrients to grow over 5-foot-3?" look, folks -- he said, changing his tone and emotion -- i love dwayne "rock" the johnson as much as the next middle-aged man who loves fast cars go zoom. but for the love of ludacris, we don't need another celebrity in the white house. just 'cause people love something doesn't mean we should hand it nuclear codes. that's why we've never i elected president surprise onion ring in your french fries. besides, we've already had

one person who is extremely passionate about this issue, stopping criminals and saving lives, is duane chapman, also known as dog the bounty hunter. dog, thank you so much for joining the program. you're passionate about this. what is your solution? >> well, thank you, brother, very much. we are starting a campaign right now. it is called comment here is how you get hold of us, i have arrested over 8,000 fugitives in a 43 year career and have never shot anyone and killed them. we have used all nonlethal weapons. we are going to get the lead out of the bullet and repay replace it with rubber and/or wood. i have shown a thousand arrests on different networks in america in the last 15 years, and i have been attacked anywhere from machetes, shopping carts, guns, knives, i've shot a lot, but i've never killed no one, because on my team, you will not use a lethal weapon. it's not the gun that kills, or the office, it's the lead in the bullet. >> lawrence: yeah, dog, when you talk about this, a lot of officers, i know by going to the police academy, they get skeptical of these things. even ou

what's up, duane? this week in milwaukee has featured a bunch of great black-people meetings and one people-of-color meeting. and hopefully gives you white people out there a sense of what we go through. and even though the show's come to an end, this week, we have a homework assignment. go take the implicit-bias test because whether you think you are biased or not, racism is part of your life, with, or without you knowing it. but if we can measure it, hopefully, we can dismantle it. and white folks, if you don't think about your own bias, there is a chance you are going to end up in one of those videos or even worse getting someone killed killed. >>> another american vigil. another community saying good-bye to mass shooting victims. now, an emergency-room physician says it's time to treat gun violence as a public-health crisis. >>> also, grave concerns about the health of jailed-kremlin critic, alexei navalny, as his supporters are asked to rally for his life. >>> plus, royal funeral. how a final good

those surveyed said they would like to see matthew mcconaughey launch a texas gubernatorial bid and duane the rock johnson run for president mcconaughey has indicated that a political run is a, quote, true consideration. johnson has also flirted with entering the world of politic. now of the more than 30,000 people surveyed 45% celebrities should be free to do what they want and 13% said stick to acting i think that's the varney category while 11% said they must stick to political activism at most. so what selects receive most votes to be president number one tom hanks number two will smith number three george clooney and among women, at the very top angelina goal lee, followed by oprah winfrey and my vote that would go for dolly parton one and only there you have it, stu. stuart: i insist on moving on. but i'm going to anyway -- you young man have to tell me which kardashian is getting into politics the script says out with it lad. i think we must have some british script writer there you have it. [laughter] >> i like being called a lad it sounds young former olympian reality tv star cai

plus, the rock squawk duane jack johnson new deal making a buzz this morning and we are going tell you about it. jackie: a covid relief fund just fur illegal grants new york creating 2 billion fund for undocument workers who weren't eligible for federal aid if they lost their jobs during the pandemic. james i want to go to you on this because it is coming out to more than 15,000 dollars person. i read for families that could be as high as a little bit more than 27,000 dollars. one argument for this is they were left out of the relief. they had just this hard time as everybody else an they do live here. that's just a reality. that we have to face -- and the flipside, of course, is this is a time where we're talking about raising taxings trying to get people back to city that's very hard to do. and yet we're cutting checks like this. >> well i think this new york budget many problems that reflects same problem we see in washington where covid on its way to resolution the economy should be fully reopened now, and yet i continuing series of proposals this is a budget proposal to continue k

. >> reporter: duane shepherd is the family historian. he says the l.a. county lifeguard headquarters now stands where willa built bruce's lodge. it became a popular destination for the black community when segregation kept them off most beaches. so people weren't supposed to cross this to go to the beach? >> they had to walk a half mile in either direction before they could get into the water. >> reporter: barricades were build, tires were slashed. and one real estate agent even admitted he was trying to end the, quote, negro invasion. >> it was a chapter of the ku klux klan. they started harassing my family around 1920. they burned a cross. they threw burning mattresses under the porch of one of the buildings. >> here were some black lives, and they didn't matter 100 years ago. but i think they matter now. >> reporter: the resort was right here. >> right here. >> reporter: l.a. county supervisor janis hahn first learned what the bruces endured when the black lives matter movement sparked conversations about racism and income inequities. >> i never knew

. >> we reviewed chauvin's actions that day with police training expert duane dieter. dieter operates a center that trains law enforcement from all over the country on how and when to use force in close quarters. >> mr. floyd's now in the prone position, and they decided to put him in the prone position. >> in this case, chauvin is applying a technique that is approved by the minneapolis police department. >> yes. >> your issue not that he applied it, but that he wasn't situationally aware enough, at the very least, to adjust it, to do something else. >> that's correct. as a person lays down in a prone position, it is stopping some of their respiratory capability. >> so what should be happening now if this is being handled properly? >> knees off the neck, knees off the back, like it should have in the beginning. get him in a recovery position, turn him to the side. >> in fact, a minneapolis police department training manual states that a subject should be placed in a, quote, recovery position to alleviate positional asphyxia. >> should we roll him on his side? >> no. j

host: duane in michigan, good morning. caller: good morning. sir, you are a liar, as most republicans are. host: can we not start off by calling somebody a liar? do you have a question? caller: the keystone pipeline did not do away with 10,000 jobs. the texas thing you are talking about, that is a lie. you are saying nuclear power is clean energy? what do they do with all of the fuel rods, they just vanish into the air? you are a liar and a criminal. host: we got your point. do you want to respond? guest: there is nothing to respond to. everybody is entitled to their own opinion, but the facts are what the facts are. 10,000 jobs were lost when the pipeline permit was pulled, rescinded, nd 200 jobs -- and 200 jobs were lost immediately in montana. millions of tax revenue is lost in the state of montana. those are facts. host: jack in illinois, good morning. caller: hello, thank you for taking my call. i appreciate c-span. my question or comment is more politics in general right now. i get the feeling that there is tribalism by both parties. ther

a new survey shows voters want duane the rock johnson to run for president and the rock is responding. football legend brett 5 speaking out against politics in sports. watch this. >> i know when i turn on a game i want to watch a game, i want to watch players play and teams win and lose, come from behind. stuart: former nfl star jack brewer agrees with that 100%. iran ramping up uranium enrichment to its highest level ever. what does that mean for these new talks. k team at farland ways in next. kt mcfarland you know it's silly six-foot five, three hundred pounds i ride motorcycles on the weekends. so the thought of getting a hearing aid, i was.. i was scared. with lively, did a hearing test on the computer, when they sent them in the mail they were already set up for me. this little thing right here, has made me whole again. a test in minutes, hearing aids in days, better hearing in no time. get started today at listenlively.com the sky is the limit now, on what i can go do. fact i'm going to go riding this weekend. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connectio

champagne brand, george clooney's tequila brand, almost $1 billion in 2017 and your new best friend duane the rock johnson mentioning his tequila brand. stuart: i think so. these celebrities they have made enormous amounts of money by putting their name on liquor, very successful operation if you ask me. i don't think stuart varney bourbon would sell very well but maybe. who knows? miami's mayor pushing to regulate bitcoin in florida. what is that about? he is on the show next. ♪♪ ♪♪ going to miami ♪♪ welcome to miami ♪♪ at edward jones, our 19,000 financial advisors listen and work with you to create personalized investment strategies to help you get back to drafting dreams and building your future. edward jones. it is time for investing to feel individual. dignity. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer. it demands your heart stays connected to your doctor, so you know it's beating as it should. and a rapid test to help evaluate concussion, in case something were to happen. at abbott, we fight for these moments, developing life-changing technolog

a third night of protests rocked minnesota and the country in the wake of the duane wright shooting. duante wright shooting, cheryl casone with all the details, cheryl. cheryl: that is right, maria. demonstrators gathering in the minnesota city of brooklyn center. some protestors were seen throwing fireworks at heavily armed officers, at least 60 people were arrested. fire also set in police bureau in portland as riots continue a second night. they will decide to charge kim porter along with chief resigned yesterday. potter says that she believed it was, quote, in the best interest of the community. well, former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin was justified for pinning george floyd. >> i felt that derek chauvin was justified, was acting with objective reasonableness following minneapolis police department policy and current standards of law enforcement and interactions with mr. floyd. cheryl: well the testimony contradicting much of what jurors have heard from witnesses called by the prosecution who claim that chauvin violated his training. chauvin faces 40 years in prison i

duane goldman. and he at the farm service agency are working on the debt relief effort. there are two classifications, there are those with direct loans with the usda and those with guaranteed loans. on the guaranteed side. one of the things thing we did was to advice the bank not to take adverse actions who might have been delinquent or subject to foreclosures and indicated if they were to take such action, they would enforce the capacity to take the loan back and that would prevent additional foreclosures or evisions, if you will. we're now in the process of accumulating from those guaranteed lenders, information concerning the amount of pre-payment penalties and other costs that might be associated so we can accurately calculate the actual debt that's to be forgiven which will have an impact on the 20%, as you know, mr. chairman, that goes to help farmers to assist with the tax issues. we want to make sure that we do everything we can to do two things. one, to make sure that nobody falls through the cracks. we have, i think, a fairly good list and a fairly good idea h