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Howard Schultz's philanthropic efforts and commitment to liberal causes may make him an appealing Democratic candidate. But the outgoing executive chairman of Starbucks could face pushback from some liberals because of his corporate background.
Opening Bell: June 5, 2018
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San Francisco's Scooter Invasion Halted
The California city banned scooters from its streets on Monday, insisting that companies get permits for the two-wheelers first. Cheddar's Nora Ali and Baker Machado look at how the scooters rolled into San Francisco's bad graces.
Rep. Carolyn Maloney: ERA the 'Most Important Thing' to Help Women
The Democrat from New York is pushing Congress to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, which would ensure women are treated the same as men under the law. "If your rights are guaranteed in the Constitution, then they're enforceable," says Maloney.
Alyssa Milano on Ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment
Actress and activist Alyssa Milano joined forces Monday with Rep. Carolyn Maloney, a Democrat from New York, to push the Equal Rights Amendment. The Constitutional guarantee of women's rights was passed by Congress in 1972, but still needs to be ratified by states to become the law of the land.
Parkland Shooting Survivor Urges Students to Press On
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School's newest graduates carry with them a tragic burden, but the memory of the deadly mass shooting should not hold them back, said Darren Levine, an English teacher at the school. The senior class graduated on Sunday with a surprise visit from Jimmy Fallon, host of "The Tonight Show."
Ex-Gov. Weld Says Research Key to Pot Legalization
Former Massachusetts Governor Bill Weld called on President Trump to change the federal classification of marijuana so researchers can explore the drug's ability to treat diseases.
Some Networks Protect Their Stars, When It's Worth It
Comedian Samantha Bee may be too valuable to TBS for the network to scrap her show, despite vulgar comments about the president's daughter Ivanka Trump. "TV networks always want to protect the big-ratings stars," said the Hollywood Reporter's Jeremy Barr. The lack of action, just days after ABC canceled 'Roseanne' for that star's racist tweet, is seen by many as emblematic of the media's liberal bias.
