jeremy bowen, bbc news. laura: yemen's double agony there. america."till to come -- wes meet the contact tracers trying to prevent another outbreak. laura: police in these scottisha city of glasgo shot and out a stabbing attack in a local hotel. andrew mackenzie has more for us on this story. -- andrew mackenzie has more for us on this story. --aned glasgow has been hom torea. hporter: -- reporter: glasgo been home to asylum-seeks. reporter:>> -- reporter: glasgo has been home to asylum-seers. >> it's scary, but all you can do is stay home. porter:t scotland's fi mister says the events are truly dreadful. >> this has undoubtedly shaken glasgow. it is not an ongoing threat. it is not a terrorist related incident. ♪ laura: let's take a quick look now at the day of austria's other news. the first time in history, the u.s. house of representatives has voted ton, declare washing d.c. america's 51st state. the vote, which occurred largely along party lines, occurred in the wake of ptests after george floyd' death. -- george floyd's death. mexico' s chief of

jeremyws bowen, bbc laura: yemen's double agony there. you are watching "bbc world news . america." still to come -- we meet the contact tracers trying outbreant another a:la police in these scottish city of glasgow have shot and kied a man they say carried localstabbing attack in hotel. andrew mackenzie has more for on this story. -- andrew mackenzie has more for usn this story. --and glasgow has been home torea. reporter: -- reporter: glasgow has been home to asylum-seekers. reporter:>> -- reporter: glasgow has been home to asylum-seekers. do is stay home.you can reporter: scotland's first minister says the events are truly dreadful. >> this has undoubtedly shaken glasgow. the police have dealt with it. iitnot an ongoing threat. it is not terrorist related incident. ♪ laura: let's take a quick look now at the day of austria's other news. e e first t history, the u.s. house of representatives d.c. america's 51stte sshington, the vote, which occurred largely along party lines, occurred in the wake of protests after george floyd' death. -- george floyd's ath. com' s chief of police s

jeremy bowen, bbc news.olicy with the friends committee on national legislation. he told us why aid is not getting in yemen. right now there's funding shortages happening on the international side. there's a blockade around the whole country supported by saudi arabia and the uae and the houthis in north yemen are also obstructing humanitarian assistance so all around, it is a terrible situation and what is needed tright now is diplomacy to try and open up the whole country to try to get aid to people who need it most. this is a proxy war between saudi arabia and iran. do those two countries show any desire of ending their regional dispute which affects the country of yemen? unfortunately, no. there was a brief moment of optimism when we saw earlier this year saudi arabia announce a unilateral ceasefire but during that time the airstrikes just continued and continued on and the fighting has raged on. so unfortunately, yeah, this proxy war has just continued and what's needed is the international community to

jeremy bowen, bbc news.en injured in a knife attack at a hotel in central glasgow. the male suspect has been shot dead by police. it happened in the early afternoon at the park inn hotel on west george street in the city centre. those injured are being treated in hospital. one of them is a 42—year—old police officer, who is said to be in a critical but stable condition. the hotel has been closed to the public during the coronavirus pandemic and was being used to house asylum seekers. the first minister, nicola sturgeon, said it had been a dreadful afternoon for the city. the police said the incident is not being treated as terrorism. 0ur scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie has more. amid confusion and panic, armed police entered the park inn hotel. during lockdown, it's been home to some of the city's asylum seekers. residents and onlookers were shocked by what they saw. my room was in the third floor in the park inn hotel. i saw the lift was covered in blood, you see? so i took the stairs and went do

jeremy bowen, bbc news.peak to a middle east expert in washington. the united states has recorded an all—time daily high of 40,000 coronavirus infections, according to figures from the johns hopkins university. two of the country's biggest states, texas and florida, have reimposed some lockdown restrictions. the governor of texas has ordered all bars to close. here's our north america editor, jon sopel. florida seemed to be flourishing — beaches had reopened, bars were buzzing. the republican—controlled state was one of the first to lift the shutters, despite not meeting government guidelines. but now coronavirus cases are absolutely skyrocketing — up over 60% injust21i hours, and the governor is hitting the pause button, urging people to maintain social distancing and wear masks. but it's not going to be an easy sell. i need you to tell me, how do i play saxophone and sing with a mask on? listen to these people in palm beach. you literally cannot mandate somebody to wear a mask knowing that that mask is kil

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german government back in the end of at the end of march so we certainly are seeing a shift here in bowen and some massive levels of spending as well what are some of your big takeaways from this deal. so well it's a wide range of measures but i think some of the most prominent takeaways things like families they're going to be provided with an extra $300.00 euros per child on top of that v.a. t. here in germany is temporarily going to be cut from 19 percent to 16 percent and we're also seeing a government supported rebates on purchases of electric cars and also interesting they included in this package is some $50000000000.00 euros and that's a fund set to address things like digitalisation even innovation and also climate change within the german economy and these are issues that germany has really been falling behind on in recent years so i think this package is certainly being used to take on some new opportunities as well. are germans comfortable with with this new approach or how's the deal being received in germany. it has been received quite well of course a. second sounds as if w

elliott engle is the chairman of the house for affairs compete and faces this from a pribs pal, jamal bowenn a district right next door so where what went on two years ago when cortez defeated an income bemt. the other race to watch is the kentucky democratic primary to take on senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. amy mcgrath has raised money to do so. she faces a surging charles booker, who's made racial justice a big part of his campaign. the democratic presidential primary may be over but this is a reminder there's a struggle going on down the ballot nationwide. >> ed o'keefe, thank you. spain reopened its borders this weekend. in some places the pandemic is making a comebackor foreign cor elizabeth palmerer has the latest. >> reporter: in beijing health workers stemmed in thousands of delivery drivers to try to stamp out coronavirus. again. it was declared gone in early june. then it came back. underlining just how tenacious this infection really is. the latest kbrim milestone in this pandemic came late last week when the w.h.o. reported the largest number of cases in a americcialazi

we found veteran american astronaut steve bowen in moscow training nor a flight. >> see if i can rememberow to do this. it's reliable, it's incredible, it's worked for a long time. >> reporter: the soyuz is really the work horse of space exploration. the basic design goes back to the 1960s, and in use ever since, this spacecraft has racked up more than 1600 successful flights. gran it'slt tha pays tabout 3 m. program started out as a cold war race. russia won round one when it put first man into orbit. and then the u.s. took the lead with the new landing. >> the eagle has landed. >> reporter: but after 1989, the fierce competition became a collaboration, and ever since cosmonauts and astronauts have worked as a team on the international space station. surgey spent 97 days in orbit. back home he showed me around a soyuz capsule like the one he roerd rode in with an american colleague. that's her on the left. know our families. it's very helpful for us because during flight we can understand who is who. >> reporter: for decades now, soyuz has blasted off and bumped back down. >> and touchdo

joining me with a look at axios am, deon bowen.rning, talk to us about axios's one big thing today. >> it's why you can't trust the jobs numbers you got on friday. jobs number coming out 2.5 jobs million added which is a miss from the expectation of 7.5 million jobs lost. and there were a number of issues in the report that pointed to some questionable numbers and data from one of the most important reports in the world. >> talk us through this prediction here that six million jobs could be at risk of being lost in the coming weeks. especially as more and more states are reopening, getting into phase two and phase three of reopening. what more can you tell us about this? >> well, it goes to the expectation for losses of white collar jobs. we've seen mostly blue collar jobs, younger workers, frontline workers, folks like that lose their jobs so far. what the expectation is in the coming months you'll see the second wave, the supervisors lose their jobs, you'll see corporations starting to cut back. i think you mentioned earlier in t

our middle east editorjeremy bowen sent this report, and i must warn you, there are distressing imagese same age as the war. selwa has cerebral atrophy — brain damage caused by malnutrition she's had since she was two months old. the vicious mixture that is destroying yemen is killing her. a man—made war, man—made hunger, and the coronavirus pandemic‘s grip on a broken country. selwa's parents are among the 2 million yemenis who have been forced to flee their homes because of the war. herfather, ibrahim, says they can't pay for any more medical treatment. selwa is not the only one. unicef says malnutrition has caused permanent mental and physical damage to 45% of yemen's under—fives. this is aden — better supplied than most parts of yemen, but still living on the edge. there is food, if you can pay — many cannot. it's 20% more expensive than a fortnight ago, because the currency has crashed. yemen is an easy target for the virus. its citizens' immune systems are exhausted, their health care system is 50% destroyed by the war. some provinces have two hospital beds for every 10,000 peopl

is it 3rd degree bowen's explain that ira has anyone explained to me why it's 3rd degree why is that now i know they're burning out on they're basing it on autopsy results which the family has just brought in michael bought in the famous. the famous investigator there i know i'm well marc was very warm i bet you dale's award i bet you do i wish he says he says it was not and. he said that but the initials report it didn't matter what he died of a heart attack. my biggest issue you know he could have died of any. let's say this he did good looking today if this didn't happen we can change dream but i think we can all bet on that as always larry king appreciate your insight and that only you can offer we'll see you soon larry thank you. thanks. already to hams over at the sports h.q. major league soccer might be making a return soon but fans aren't going to be able to benefit from that pretty much like everywhere else in the world except the chinese basically they can have fans but no one else can a major league here in the u.s. are formulating plans to try to bring their seasons back

. >> wendy bowen is a community organizer and they want more counselors in schools and less police officers. >> finding the root cause of what happened instead of having police involved with the punishment. >> we have a pandemic of racism going on in this country for 500 years. we haven't come o close to finding a cure for it. >> the turnout is a little late but welcome. he said people need to continue to show up for san francisco public schools. a district that is 89% children of color. >> but i also -- you don't have a lot of police presence. why? because they have good educations. they have a lot of alternatives for drug treatment. >> today's rally was a chance to remind the crowd of her fight for justice. after her son mario was shot 20 times by san francisco police back in 2015. >> black and brown and a right to be apprehended and taken into custody. white boys do. >> while there were many messages spoken today, there was a unifying theme that the organizers kept saying. they don't want this to be a moment. they want it to be a movement. in san francisco, jackie ward, nbc bay area news

bowen says -- mr. bowman says what he does with a straight face.e is bought and paid for by the justice dems. >> what do you say when the question comes up of the various pac's that have supported you over the years? >> i would want to take the .oney out of politics new york city has a matching system. that is the way to do it. but the fact is, i am not going to universally disarm people where only wealthy people can run. we don't want to go back to the strong couldy the run, so as long as it is not illegal to do any of it, i am going to do what i need to do. but i am for public financing. mr. bowman points his finger as everyone else and tries to deny that he is bought and paid for by the justice dems. >> i this up by saying there's plenty of disclosures on the ftc website, so people can find out where everybody's money comes from, and they can decide whether it is good money, bad money, whatever. we only have a couple of minutes, but i think we have time to go around once. i would like each of you to give your single best idea about what .o do fo

cool and all of a sudden spinning in a young man's face shorewood is in state representative david bowens legislative district, our young people got a crash course in the opposition that they're going to face this is the ground did finish their march but true colors were shown. >>it was and it was that something else has been peaceful in the meaning behind it was that my life matters and has shown me that my life don't matter. that was kim shine reporting well stephanie rankings legal troubles have continued since she was released from jail over the weekend. >>a local newspaper says she was arrested again on sunday for shoving a 21 year-old college student a student was writing protest messages in chalk on the sidewalk in front of her home. when police arrived on to the scene to charge her with battery on the college student. she allegedly need a police officer in the groin the suspect has been booked into the milwaukee county jail on sunday and she was kept overnight. >>its reopening plan and >>today contra costa county announced plans to move into phase 3 of its reopening plan beginning

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david bowen a democratic state representative said voters should not be fooled. it's very offensive to the standpoint that. nothing in his in his administration or that he's done really lines up with those protest in milwaukee are approaching the 3rd straight week organized by frank sensabaugh who said he intentionally didn't vote for years ago kind this the memory i actually kind just remember i think that's more and that gives hope to mckinney. >>that these young demonstrators will keep their eye on november. i think they'll be there. i think that's what trump is afraid. time now is a 51 we'll take a quick live look outside our market era camera here in san francisco. >>back with more headlines in just a minute welcome back 8.54 getting close to 09:00am and if you are leaving the house soon it's a mixed bag we do have some fog but sfo notoriously foggy at times. >>has got none of it this morning we're starting to see that fog burning off as onshore flow just starts to relax that's pushing less of it inland starting to burn off the good thing about later today i

david bowen, a democratic state representative, said voters should not be fooled. >> it's very offensivent that nothing in his administration or that he's done really lines up with those words. >> reporter: protests in milwaukee are approaching the third straight week, organized by frank senseba who said he intentionally didn't vote four years ago. >> this november, yeah, i do plan to vote. this november i can't pass. >> reporter: and that gives hope to mckinney, that these young demonstrators will keep their eye on november. >> i think they'll be there. i think that's what trump is afraid of. >> reporter: now, the anger and disdain for president trump is so clear by the democratic voters we talked to. whether or not they voted in 2016, they said they will vote in november. the burden also on joe biden to excite democratic voters. it's one reason he opened a $15 million ad campaign today in six states, including here in wisconsin. and no coincidence, he'll be accepting the democratic nomination here two months from this week. erin? >> jeff, thank you very much. and thanks to all of you f

david bowen, a democratic state representative said voters should not be fooled. >> it's very offensivent that nothing in his administration or that he's done really lines up with those words. >> reporter: protests in milwaukee are approaching a third straight week, organized by frank sincebah who said he intentionally didn't vote four years ago. >> do you plan to vote this november? >> i do plan to vote. this november wing it's going to be more serious of a vote. >> reporter: and that gives hope to mckinney, that these young demonstrators will keep their eye on november. >> i think they'll be there. i think that's what trump is afraid of. >> reporter: jeff zeleny, cnn, milwaukee. >> our thanks to jeff for that look. >>> also, a new coronavirus outbreak plunges beijing into a lockdown. we have a live report from the chinese capital for you, next. i've lost count of how many asthma attacks i've had. i've been on and off oral steroids to manage my asthma. does that sound normal to you? it's time for a nunormal with nucala. my nunormal: fewer asthma attacks. my nunormal: less oral steroids

eliot engel is facing a very, very tough race from a bronx middle school principal, jamal bowen.elieve he could, indeed, lose this race when the fine results come in. we will watch and see those. also, carolyn maloney, the chairwoman of the house oversight committee, also in a tough race. john, a sense of establishment figures have been around a long time, didn't fare very well. but here in kentucky, mitch mcconnell did. >> a wave of change. a sign of a wave of change in both parties across the country. thanks for being with us. >>> new questions about how and when the seattle protest zone known as the chop will be broken up. seattle's mayor has vowed to phase it out and at least four shootings have occurred in the area since the weekend. cnn's dan simon is live in seattle with more. what's the status, dan? >> hi, alisyn. it is a different protest than what it was during the day. you don't have the throngs of people nor the festival-like atmosphere in terms of what you had before. it is much-more subdued. the violence in terms of what we have seen, four shootings since saturday s

david bowen a democratic state representative said voters should not be fooled. it's very offensive to the standpoint that. nothing in his in his administration or that he's done really lines up with those protest in milwaukee are approaching the 3rd straight week organized by frank sensabaugh who said he intentionally didn't vote for years ago kind of a person of this the memory i actually kind just remember i think that is more and that gives hope to mckinney. >>that these young demonstrators will keep their eye on november. i think they'll be there. i think that's what trump is afraid. that was jeff sell any reporting for us tonight by the way tonight. >>senator amy klobuchar from minnesota same state where george floyd was killed said that she is taking her name out of the running to be biden's vice president xi said quote i think this is a moment to put a woman of color on that ticket. and thai police graffiti found at a neighborhood park caught some teenagers off guard, what they decided to do about it after seeing. >>and in sports. what will football seaso

this man, preston bowen, the eighth grader submitted the name. name.it. >>> this morning on "world news now," a new confrontation between protesters and police just steps from the white house. >> d.c. police say the crowd was targeting the statue of former president andrew jackson. his treatment of native americans has made the statue a target. the president weighing in overnight. >>> the alarming new headline about the coronavirus. millions of americans may have been infected in march but were never diagnosed. plus president trump speaking to another crowd today in arizona, a state in the middle of a covid-19 resurgence. >>> nascar drivers showing support for one of their own, bubba wallace, just a day after a noose was found in his garage stall. the latest in the investigation. >>> the concert for a very quiet crowd. no people, just plants. we'll explain why ahead on this tuesday, june 23rd. ♪ >>> so serene. just blocking out all the noise as well. >> they're just green with envy. >> oh, i like that. you know who else is blocking out the noise? bubba

so he bowen. hello. >> i said, and why did they bother. the man posted because they know that one day, that boat will matter. i went around the world, the secretary of state i sought long lines with afghans or iraqis for south africans, and latin america. people are voting and sometimes the first time. they know that one day, the boat will matter. and we are blessed with this extraordinary gift, democracy. americans in particular were blessed founding fathers understood in institutional design that would protect our liberties and our right to say what we think . to worship as we please. to be free from the secret police at night pretty to have dignity that comes with having those who are going to govern, you have to ask for the consent. but if we were blessed with that and we believe that we were endowed by our creator with those rights, it can't be true for us not them. one of the marvelous legacies of the united states of america in the building which we said, the library was present, one of the most marvelous legacies of ronald reagan w

joining us is truck driver and owner of d and d bowen, dale bowen. thank you for joining us.ate it. first reaction to the poll. a lot of police departments have not been dismantled yet, they have not been disfunded yet. the activists want that to happen. why do you think 3/4 of truck drivers say, hey, i want no part going into those cities. >> it's a safety issue. i mean, if we're, we're going into these cities and, if something happens, like a, back in the '90s with rodney king riot, something like that was to happen that is the issue. we're doing our job. if something like that was to happen, we call the law, if they do defund it, cut it in half who will be there for us, us. pete: a lot of drivers the truck is the home. where they stay. effectively their safe space in the cities they go into. who do they call normally? something goes wrong, if there is break in, who do your officers, who do your drivers call? >> we call the local authorities. you know. not just 911. i've been robbed out here, years and years ago. i called the local police. nothing they could do about it at

this is bruce bowen from district 8 and the san francisco land use coalition. thank you, supervisor preston, for this compassionate and balanced measure to protect tenants during this time. i strongly support the additional steps discussed earlier today. the board can't stop here with this ordinance. there'll be more actions for the city to take to protect other classes suffering from this crisis. thank you. please pass this ordinance. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. you'll have two minutes to speak. >> hello. my name is peter, and i'm a -- i live in district 9, and i've been a resident of san francisco for 12 years. i urge you to support this legislation in order to protect housing security. the landlords are concerned about loss of rental income? we must remember that they're speaking to equivolate their mortgages with tenant rights and basic human decency. this would protect tenants who might never see another opportunity like this in their lifetime. i urge you to completely disregard landlord complaints about this matter. this serves one part of

. >> dion bowen thanks so much. i'll be reading axios a.m. in just a little while. you can sign up at axios.com. that does it for me on this tuesday. i'm going to be joining "morning joe" in just a bit and "morning joe" starts now. >> good morning, yazmin, it's tuesday june 9th, with us professor at prinston university eddie gloud jr. and yasmin is here as well. it's been just other two weeks since the death of george floyd in minneapolis and nationwide protests against police violence showing no sign of slowing down. in southern california yesterday a number of processions led by hearses met for a memorial service in downtown los angeles. in portland, oregon, demonstrators shutdown an intersta interstate. portland's chief of police stepping down, announcing she asked an african-american lieutenant to replace her. outside the white house, protesters turned the fence around lafayette park into a living memorial with hundreds of signs and works of art. this comes as former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin, who is charged with murder in the death of george floy

this is bruce bowen from district 8 and the san francisco land use coalition. thank you, supervisor preston, for this compassionate and balanced measure to protect tenants during this time. i strongly support the additional steps discussed earlier today. the board can't stop here with this ordinance. there'll be more actions for the city to take to protect other classes suffering from this crisis. thank you. please pass this ordinance. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. you'll have two minutes to speak. >> hello. my name is peter, and i'm a -- i live in district 9, and i've been a resident of san francisco for 12 years. i urge you to support this legislation in order to protect housing security. the landlords are concerned about loss of rental income? we must remember that they're speaking to equivolate their mortgages with tenant rights and basic human decency. this would protect tenants who might never see another opportunity like this in their lifetime. i urge you to completely disregard landlord complaints about this matter. this serves one part of

this is bruce bowen from district 8 and the san francisco land use coalition.nk you, supervisor preston, for this compassionate and balanced measure to protect tenants during this time. i strongly support the additional steps discussed earlier today. the board can't stop here with this ordinance. there'll be more actions for the city to take to protect other classes suffering from this crisis. thank you. please pass this ordinance. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. you'll have two minutes to speak. >> hello. my name is peter, and i'm a -- i live in district 9, and i've been a resident of san francisco for 12 years. i urge you to support this legislation in order to protect housing security. the landlords are concerned about loss of rental income? we must remember that they're speaking to equivolate their mortgages with tenant rights and basic human decency. this would protect tenants who might never see another opportunity like this in their lifetime. i urge you to completely disregard landlord complaints about this matter. this serves one part of the