double standards understanding what's going on in hungary requires access to many sources once that's alton would like to continue to tap into after all he believes in democracy it's a quite strong feeling and. people want to believe in them grossly they want to give information for journalists still yes they are less europe they are more intimidated but there are definitely sources there on the war who want to help so actually this is a kind of. obligation for me to do that as well he will continue to track down sources and help them to speak up come what may he says during these very extraordinary times in hungary. funny as we just saw in your piece hilton is struggling to access the information to do his job as a journalist is his case unique in hungary maybe only unique in terms of the fact that there are many of us to gauge a left actually in hungary well working out of all but it's definitely an example on a broader sense when it comes to journalists who are working from home glory trying to depict a fact information for the public that are not operating from within the media that is

with alton spain are now allowed to leave their homes to get actual size outdoors as the country with one of europe's toughest krone virus lockdowns slowly eases its restrictions. and europe steps up the search for a coronavirus vaccine. first love fund a line wants to raise 7500000000 euros to fund an affordable vaccine for the whole world. a michael okuda it's good to see you with us north korean state media say leader kim jong un has made his 1st public appearance in nearly 3 weeks kim is said to have opened a fertilizer factory near the capital pyongyang the official news agency says he was greeted with thunderous cheers it's the 1st report of kim carrying out an engagement since he missed national anniversary celebrations last month there has been speculation he was seriously ill or even dead. joining me now is correspondent frank smith in seoul frank we've just seen new video from the state news agency there that appears to show kim jong un alive and well this is pretty much settle any speculation over the leader's health i think really it does this came out from korea's central

>>there's a high wind advisory for the bay bridge and for the alton on so if you're traveling at 80 year5.80 just make sure you're driving at a reduced speed, but overall traffic's been nice we're clear and open through the maze, 5.80 the nimitz the e sure no major problems coming out of oakland and then even want to get into san francisco. you're going to be fine it's easy on the skyway and then no problems connecting to one oh one or 2.80 or the central freeway, so the bay bridge looks good. here's a peek at the richmond sandra fell traffic continues to pick up here as well but we haven't had any problems into the north bay. so if you need to pack up and roll to work, you're looking at under 10 minutes from the pay cuts off to highway one o one so in good shape. so far we see some flashing lights on the golden gate to nothing to worry about it's just routine bridge working caltrans work but do expect the lanes to re be reduced they're heading out of san francisco on the right side you only have one lane open you can see that truck there looks like they're wrapping up with so far traffi

example steven clark who was who was shot with a phone in his hand mistaken for a gun that we had alton sterling shot for selling c.d.'s in baton rouge and 2016 and most recently. in georgia shot for jogging it seems that this is a going reoccurrence and lessons are not being learned. i think that. i think that it's going to end up being an issue. better policy better training better higher reading procedures if you're hiring people who. have no concern for the general welfare of the people that you're going to be meeting you've got the wrong people on the job. yet not check to find out are these people rages or not you have the wrong people on the job. over see what does happen in the coming days charles wilson from the national association of black enforcement officers thanks very much for joining us from rhode island so. a controversial method of surveillance that was 1st developed for use by african american soldiers in iraq is being deployed on u.s. soil the city of baltimore has long struggled with crime and its murder rate in particular now playing solitaire into the skies in a t

you see alton sterling who was selling loose loosieettes -- cigarettes. ahmaud arbery was looking through homes that were empty, did not even take anything. breonna taylor was a nurse who got served a no knock warrant at the wrong house and got murdered. till andogle emmett look at his face. he was brutalized and thrown in the mississippi. think about jimmy lee jackson. think about medgar evers. think about the four little girls who were bombed in the 16th street baptist church. also think about the charleston massacre with dylann roof. walked into a church and killed nine people because of the color of their skin. and so -- [no audio] [sobbing] there is a question. there is a question about the value of black lives. host: bakari sellers, you go through the history, what has happened today, but also the history. i am wondering, is that what drove you to be involved in politics? how did that impact you? guest: growing up in this family, and i'm sorry, i get emotional. i get emotional. i think it is a unique burden that black folk in this country have to ca

alton sterling killed in 2016 for selling cds. eric gardner choked in 2017 for selling sgrents.am jean killed in 2018 sitting in his own apartment, and that's just a few. ask yourself this question -- how can we keep allowing this injustice to happen? joining me now, msnbc's legal analyst and university professor at the news school maya wiley and former board chair of the qui and alliance mark claxton also with us. welcome to you both. thank you for being here. talk about the law a second. there are states that have things called stand your ground laws meaning somebody invades your house, comes on to your property and threatens you, you can shoot them. georgia citizens arrest laws actually pursuing someone who you believe comitted a crime say you have to see somebody committing a crime, can't just chase people like these guys did saying he looked like he had comitted a crime. more importantly, video came out some time ago that showed these two guys get in a truck and chase this guy. stop him and then shoot him. none of which looks like self-defense to anybody who is watching tha

and phyllis schlafly was a staunchly conservative mother of six from alton, illinois. feminist women's movement. and they turned their fear of change into political power. i mean, she was an absolute force of nature. and i didn't know anything about her. until i saw this little old lady in the-- at the tail end of trump's campaign come out on the stage, and everyone stood up. and i thought, "who is she?" >> stephen: was this 2016? >> yeah, and i thought why was she so important? and i realized that trump needed her mailing list. and i think what drew me to the series, you know, a piece that deals with second-wave feminism. and the schism in the women's movement, the traditional women's movement and the feminist women's movement-- was trying to work out why so many women voted for trump. and i think a lot of that. how and why, lies with phyllis schlafly and her, and her army of supporters. and so she got, she got behind him. >> stephen: well, we-- we have got to let you go because, obviously, it's bed time for you. >> i have to go to bed. >> stephen: before we go, could

[applause] former congressman retired but just as busy as ever alton [inaudible] and his wife janet. [applause] so now on to tonight's program, ladies and gentlemen it is my honor to invite fred ryan, chairman of the board of trustees of the reagan foundation and institute to our state -- stage. [applause] >> good evening, welcome to the reagan library. thank you for joining us for what we know will be a fascinating conversation. we are honored to have as our special guest this evening justice neil gorsuch, it is generally understood that after eagle to senate hearings to be confirmed to the serene court you never have to answer questions again that you don't want to. [laughter] instead, you get to ask the questions. but just discourse which we appreciate you making an exception for this evening's interview. [laughter] i promise i will do my best to make it a better experience in the senate judiciary committee. that's a low bar, i know. [applause] if you have seen a copy of justice scorches book you will note that he had two collaborators, his former clerks jane and david and we are

advantage of this instability to step up its activities or there's a picture from baghdad some of alton thanks a lot. on to india which is rejected a report by the u.s. commission on international religious freedom which name did as a country of particular concern muslims have been turned off to religious gathering in the capital led to a rise in coronavirus cases the minority being blamed for the spread of the disease this with reports now from new delhi. mohammad the names mother drops on to put on his bruises the 35 year old says he was attacked by a group of men when he was out something vegetables on his cot. after asking my name to said you're a muslim you've destroyed the country you've sprayed. and then started beating me with sticks there were 5 or 6 of them. community leaders in the neighborhood of author they state told al-jazeera that muslims have been harassed and attacked since a gathering of islamic preaches in delhi led to a rise in the number of coronavirus cases. window was broken in the middle of the night he says he'd been receiving phone calls from relatives telling

you can reach me this way use the # ktvu on twitter, instagram but they can for the alton john >> thatod one. time is 7:57. if you love food in san francisco, good news. an iconic mexican restaurant in the macon district will reopen next week. it is la tech korea will be open next wednesday for takeout orders. this after being closed for more than two months because of the pandemic. the owner of la tech korea said he plans to pay has a place for the rest of your and keep the restaurant closed for safety regions. over the past few weeks marv's employees encouraged him to reopen for the first time in almost 2 years us in francisco police officer is back on the job after he lost his leg in a car accident. he is patrolling the streets again. he has a prostatic leg. it was a tough journey for him in june 2018 he was driving home to the central valley after a long 12 hour shift, fell asleep at the wheel. when he he was about to hit another car so he made a sharp turn, rolled his car several times and was seriously hurt. >> it is hard still. i take pride on making sure that my family is taken

from alton meyer at 6:00 p.m., about an hour and 15 minutes from now.is not as weighty in any sense as peter all meyer -- , so we will hear from the german economy minister. 6% in the first quarter. the economy held up better than in france and in spain, but the second quarter is likely to record the big hit. joining us from frankfurt is our viewer chief -- our bureau chief daniel schaefer. let me ask you, first, your reaction to this lufthansa news, meier isfact that alt going to speak later. does this mean they have been able to get it passed the european union? daniel: we don't know that yet from the statement. they were still haggling with the european union on questions the slots that the european go,ission wants them to let and other questions, but it looks as though they have neared an agreement with them because ,o much of the other issues like how long they will have to pay back the loans and the money they got, so this was a crucial point as well. this really looks like a big deal, and we won't see a bigger problem from the european .ommission

you see alton sterling who was selling loose loosieettes -- cigarettes. ahmaud arbery was looking through homes that were empty, did not even take anything. breonna taylor was a nurse who got served a no knock warrant at the wrong house and got murdered. till andogle emmett look at his face. he was brutalized and thrown in the mississippi. think about jimmy lee jackson. think about medgar evers. think about the four little girls who were bombed in the 16th street baptist church. also think about the charleston massacre with dylann roof. walked into a church and killed nine people because of the color of their skin. and so -- [no audio] [sobbing] there is a question. there is a question about the value of black lives. host: bakari sellers, you go through the history, what has happened today, but also the history. i am wondering, is that what drove you to be involved in politics? how did that impact you? guest: growing up in this family, and i'm sorry, i get emotional. i get emotional. i think it is a unique burden that black folk in this country have to ca

noon we're talking 8589 by 4 o'clock it will be seeing a couple of 90's koch out a little bit for alton into the forecast itself for memorial and a proper here. 90's happening inland here. it's possible some areas might raced to 100 but that's going to be held off really for tuesday. wednesday and thursday, so it'll give you a little kind of flavor what's to come on memorial day itself we'll take closer look at that coming up in just a bit robin back to all right. thank you dave. well, of course we're supposed to be practicing social distancing right that when the weather is this nice. >>you know what folks do over the weekend, you know because of the so sunny and warm major crowds. flock to san francisco city workers actually painted white circles on the grass to keep some folks apart. but didn't work for us dan thorn visit some of those parks to see how those circles work out. >>from a distance this section of dolores park looks pre pandemic sunday. there's an pick next packed close together a forecast will a beautiful weather drawing hundreds outside i think they are risking their li

alton and pacific time zones, (202) 748-8001 is the number for you to call. we look forward to talking with you. we're also talking about politics, because you wrote additionally in that health piece that what is likely to emerge now as the pandemic accelerates migration of people and businesses out of these blue cities, may be the birth of a new american center in american politics. what does that center look like, where it is, and how does it vote? guest: i think ultimately, and bookis my hope because my really warns against a very stratified society. if people can move about, more people can own property. more people can have a middle-class life. i think that is what is going to sustain a truly democratic republic. right now we are headed towards the decay of the roman empire at its very end and the beginning of feudalism. and this has to be reversed. as long as we are going to concentrate all power in those places in the country that are extremely expensive, we are going to build our society increasingly into a hierarchical structure. this is what is alre