briefing on the work of the disappearance joint commission which the coordinates let's listen in mission established by the joint operations of plan of action and will therefore focus light eventually today on but i would like also to extend my gratitude to sector general i'm toying with terrorists and his excellency marc extended book boost where 'd the 4 serving serving us facilitated the limitation of resolution 2231 for the excellent color aberration over the past months and you convey my sincere gratitude for the work done by the colleagues in the un secretary it including you lucian through the procurement channel and the work to repair the latest report of the sic church general on the implementation of security council resolution 20 to 31 mr president nuclear 'd proliferation remains a global threat with potentially worldwide consequences but it's why we have the responsibility as members of the international community to address these challenges jointly for the benefit to world peace for generations the last week the international community celebrated the anniversary of the sign

that legitimized approving this struck the joint commission that accredits health care organizations mandated pain is treated like the 5th vital signs as patients routinely had their temperature and blood pressures checked doctors were expected to ask each person to rate their pain on a scale from $1.00 to $10.00 doctors and hospitals were mohnish to if they did not treat this pain the joint commission developed this pain as the 5th vital sign. as part of a grant of that was provided to them by the pharmaceutical company purdue pharma the joint commission on accreditation of health care organizations recently defined and adopted stringent pain standards on the basic thrust of our new standards is that organizations and practitioners have an obligation to ask the patient even if the patient doesn't look like he or she is in pain ask them surprised to hear when you go to a doctor's office how they ask you are you having pain even though you may go for a reason that has nothing to do with pain which just added. whiter fluid to the fire because because it became equivalent to say if you

the above i formally call on the can for the convening of another ministerial meeting of the joint commission and of course from that that no meeting was convened and not one of the european jase if you a participant even bothered to write a report rebuttal for another 6 months having repeated the exhausted the dispute resolution mechanism to absolutely no obey my government was left with no recourse but to exercise its rights under paragraph 20 states and 36 of the j.c. puree to apply remedial action prescribed in j.c. pure and sees performing its commitments in part as prescribed in j.c. on 8 made 2984 year after u.s. withdrawal and reimposition of sanctions in spite of all this a remedial measures have until now had no impact on the i.a.e.a.'s monitoring and verification our peaceful nuclear program thereby making any claims proliferation risk irrelevant indeed iran's peaceful nuclear program remains subject to the most robust inspection regime in history. from 2016 through 2019 over 92 percent of the agency's total comparable global inspections that are carried out in europe even the rece

the soviet union assumed from control in north korea, frustrating efforts of the joint commission working to unify the country. all traffic into the north was sealed off. the question of korea became a united nations concern in 1947. the un's efforts to hold supervisory pre-elections throughout korea were blocked in the north by the soviet union. only in the south was an election held. the republic of korea was created and the national legislature elected with provisions for north korean representation if and when elections could be held there. syngman rhee became the first president. these re-elections in the south produced the only illegal government and korea. in december 1948, the soviet union in a surprise move announced that she had removed her occupation troops from north korea. we found ourselves compelled to do the same in the south. except for a small u.s. army advisory group which remained at the request of the korean government. the question of a unified korea remained unanswered. the future of the south korean people was another anxious american concern. north korea's plan fo

could dispute whether that happens here i would say it is a key factor in if you look at the joint commissions if however we think about that they could very depending how it works in a particular state. i don't think that it's clear how we will view these efforts as it doesn't apply to the hospital pleased to these privileges. there were privileges at the hospital in new orleans and needed a doctor in baton rouge. though i did refrain that it can't be done and it's hard to figure out that basis because it's pretty general to trace it back it seems to be the hospital by law and as best we can tell they look like the ones they say would keep people from getting privileges. >> they say the ones who did get the privileges practice in ob/gyn so they have women were women admitted to hospitals and the ones who do not have the medical abortions. number two tried to get a doctor. it's a tougher climate here. it's tough for people who perform abortions different from new orleans and i was told by one don't do it. we've gone through it and we will go through with more. >> in the pre- enforcement settin

the joint commission surveys remains suspended, but my understanding from speaking to the administrator of the joint commission, for the rest of 2020, the focus will be on the infection prevention and control. i think that will put us in a great place to address when that happens later in the year. the commission on cancer, granted, all of their accredited facilities are one-year extensions, so we now have that survey scheduled for 2021. also, the biggest piece of new in there is the cal-osha workplace violence emergency department complaint, and we submitted an appeal today around some of those citations because we really have requested some more information so that we can address the complaints more fully. in the background, the workplace compliance committee led by frontline staff have been doing a lot of work to -- to abade many of the things that were discovered, and we're definitely moving in the right direction with that piece. of the open site visits, the three -- or 8, 9, and 10, we have ongoing investigations into those three events, and we've seen a different methodology from

the joint commission surveys remains suspended, but my understanding from speaking to the administrator of the joint commission, for the rest of 2020, the focus will be on the infection prevention and control. i think that will put us in a great place to address when that happens later in the year. the commission on cancer, granted, all of their accredited facilities are one-year extensions, so we now have that survey scheduled for 2021. also, the biggest piece of new in there is the cal-osha workplace violence emergency department complaint, and we submitted an appeal today around some of those citations because we really have requested some more information so that we can address the complaints more fully. in the background, the workplace compliance committee led by frontline staff have been doing a lot of work to -- to abade many of the things that were discovered, and we're definitely moving in the right direction with that piece. of the open site visits, the three -- or 8, 9, and 10, we have ongoing investigations into those three events, and we've seen a different methodology from

the joint commission surveys remains suspended, but my understanding from speaking to the administrator of the joint commission, for the rest of 2020, the focus will be on the infection prevention and control. i think that will put us in a great place to address when that happens later in the year. the commission on cancer, granted, all of their accredited facilities are one-year extensions, so we now have that survey scheduled for 2021. also, the biggest piece of new in there is the cal-osha workplace violence emergency department complaint, and we submitted an appeal today around some of those citations because we really have requested some more information so that we can address the complaints more fully. in the background, the workplace compliance committee led by frontline staff have been doing a lot of work to -- to abade many of the things that were discovered, and we're definitely moving in the right direction with that piece. of the open site visits, the three -- or 8, 9, and 10, we have ongoing investigations into those three events, and we've seen a different methodology from

coronavirus fundraising drive that's raised almost $7000000000.00 stars of music film nonce for a joint european commission president or some of underlain for the online events the money raised will help the search help with the search for a vaccine in efforts to make it available to a poorer countries the e.u. pledged a further $5500000000.00 to help vulnerable countries recover from the pandemic yes indeed we will only end this pandemic when it has been ended everywhere and that means every person in the world having access to tests treatments and vaccines no matter where they live and where they are from or what they look like we need to invest in producing vaccines at unprecedented speed and scale and a task of this size can only happen if the world unites we need our best scientists to work together we need our global health organizations to join forces and we need governments business and financial faced to step in and provide funding. any theo p. an orthodox monk is believed to be the oldest person in the world to survive the coronavirus to the who and it will do michael is thought to be 114 years o

$1000.00 fund raising drive that strays almost $7000000000.00 stars of music film and sport joint european commission president or slave on de lay and for the online event the money raised will help research will help the research for a vaccine and efforts to make it available to poor countries the plates are further 5500000000 dollars to vulnerable countries to recover from the pandemic. after months of lock down restaurant sions down restrictions out that cost to make us are paying to reopen the country to international tourists widespread coronavirus testing has set it apart from other latin american nations which are still struggling to contain the pandemic. as. a massive coronavirus testing campaign is underway in his power as district it's a response to a recent spike in infections in this part of the country but it's important to know you don't have the virus and to prevent more infections i think there are a lot of people that are infecting others and don't realize it i think mass testing is very important to prevent the spread of the virus. has applied a combination of mandatory social dista

joint office north korea has now announced its suspending plans for military action against the south the north state media says the decision was made during a meeting of the ruling party's central military commission chaired by. the leader's sister kim jong who's in charge of relations with the south and warned of possible military action the joint an office was blown up last week and all official talks ended. south korea says it believes the meeting was very unusual and it's paying close attention it said it would keep working to stop provocative acts from its soil or that include sending propaganda leaflets over the border which can yang is said is behind recent escalation i mean. we saw the report from the north and we are reviewing it in a close serious way we will monitor the situation our government stance remains the 2 koreas should edge here to the bilateral agreement apart from this we stress again and will continue to sternly respond to acts such as sending anti north leaflets which creates tensions between the south and north and threatens the safety of people in the border area. rob mcbride is covering this for us from the capital seoul. we know that there does tend to be a patent to t

these commissions to get together and we had a joint session next tuesday. it was heartfelt and honest and emotional. i know it was something that was way past due. i have been pleased with some of made torts we have address this. seen ample, we have major extension of civil rights. significantted criminal justice laws which makes it better for those, particularly with a lesser crime -- violent crime situations. we have had the passage of hate crimes legislation. andave added more diversity appointments to those who serve as judges at different levels. we have added diversity to the cadre of judges out there. a have stood out as community, uniquely so, welcoming those who are refugees seeking refuge from people. -- evil. we have been a welcoming home for those who are less fortunate and those who are underserved. as we have provided welcoming fortudes and opportunities people seeking jobs who are disadvantaged. you, it has been sobering as i have reflected on the events of the past couple of weeks. many reminded that far too in our multicultural communities

last week, we had the proposal from the eu commission for joint response to the crisis.of gdp to spend that money. it's a positive step towards fiscal consolidation. it is very likely it will be watered down eventually. however, there is positive news flow at the moment at a time when valuations are still fairly priced. so we are cautiously optimistic that this might be a turning point for the region. cautiously optimistic. what do you think the ecb should do in response? they've already done a lot. they have not spent all of what they put aside by any stretch. there's a lot of market expectations that they will do more. is there a real need to do more, do you think? at theque: if we look support the ecb has given compared to the regional economy, that suggests there is still room to maneuver, especially the officials who have been speaking over the past 10 days. ready to be more active and upsize its pandemic emergency program. having said all that, we don't have clarity about its joint eu proposal that i mentioned. they also reduced pressure from financial markets. it

commission chaired by. the leader's sister kim jong who's in charge of relations with the south had warned of possible military action the joint an office was blown up last week and all official talks ended. south korea says it believes the meeting was very on the usual and is paying close attention it said it would keep working to stop provocative acts from its soil those include sending propaganda leaflets over the border which gong young says is behind recent actions. we saw the report from the north and we are

on monday, borisjohnson took part in a video conference with the eu commission president, ursula van der leyen. in a jointure relationship that had taken place". in the commons, the cabinet office minister, michael gove, said the tempo of the talks had been escalated, and he repeated the words of the prime minister that they were putting a "tiger in the tank." meetings will take place every week injuly with a keen focus on finding an early understanding on the principles that will underpin a broad agreement. as the prime minister said yesterday, the faster we can do this, the better. we are looking to get things done in july. we do not want to see this process going on into the autumn and in the winter. we all need certainty and that is what we're aiming to provide. the prime minister states his own authority on having an oven ready deal. but today in minister questions said that we want to intensify talks in july and to find if possible and early understanding of principles underlying in the agreement. that doesn't sound like an oven ready deal to me. and is a cause of great concern to all of us. the snp

. >> when you look at what the commission proposed to refinance requiresment, it again -- joint taxessaction taxes, but in the past, it was so difficult to agree on. why do you think it's different? >> i would say two things. one is the repayment of this financial tool will be, in the the maturity will be very long and repayment will begin in 2028. and in 2058. and you know that we have very cheap money now in the markets. and so, this will not be such an important burden for our finances. we needaid this, yes, to strengthen our own resources and i think we will be able to do this, especially in the .nvironmental side we have teedo groups -- two groups of resources. one are the groups discussed at , one on taxation and minimal taxation, and then we have the issues, the commitment to find or at least try to find a global solution. then we have the environmental energy taxation. i think that having the discuss the green deal will have a good effect on this kind of taxation. francine: commissioner, what kind of timeline do you think these proposals will be agreed on? >> i think it's poss

commissions one is the mlk commission the other is a multicultural commission i can be in those under the emergency request and we had a joint session last tuesday it was a very good meeting it was heartfelt and emotional and honest and it is something that i think was way past due and we should have done earlier. them pleased with the efforts we made in the state of utah to address this issue in the past and we've done some good things. for example during my time in office we have seen a major extension of civil rights to the lgbtq community, enacted significant criminal justice reform laws which makes it better for those with lesser crime and nonviolent crime situations, passage of hate crime legislation historically done in the state of utah more diversity to those who serve as judges on the bench with ve diversity to our cadre of judges, we stood out as a community to welcome those who were refugees seeking refuge from evil to find a safe haven welcoming home for those who are less fortunate and thoseos underserved as we provided welcoming attitude and opportunities tode find jobs for those who are disadvantaged. it has

did anything about it i mean a global pandemic requires joint international action and mutual support i am glad that the european commission led by also now on the line the president has reacted fast and cautiously and kept requiring us to agree on matter is a pandemic however has also made clear how often europe is dependent on other countries 3rd countries when it comes to people even medicines particularly when it comes to medical equipment and the supplies of the same deficits which became clear once a different questions of the budget and how to deal with it and fiscal matters which exist within the european world exacerbated by the pandemic another factor is that everybody was hit by but not equally. the inequalities which exist within the european communities have been made deeper this pandemic shows us that europe is vulnerable which is why i'm saying with the utmost conviction cohesion and solidarity in europe have never been important as they are now. thank you if you think you've no country can withstand this crisis alone and in isolation it can only be overcome if we work with each other and for each other so i

joint liaison office north korea has now announced it's suspending plans for military action against the south the notes state media says the decision was made during a meeting of the ruling party's central military commission chaired by the leader kim jong il and remember his sister kim yours young who is in charge of relations with the south had warned of possible military action this joint liaison office was blown up last week and all official talks came to an end well south korea says it believes this meeting was quote very unusual and it's paying close attention and said it would keep working to stop provocative acts from its soil including sending propaganda leaflets over the border which pyongyang said is behind its reasons that recent actions come in. we saw the report from the north and we are reviewing it in a close serious way we will monitor the situation our government stance remains the 2 koreas should edge here to the bilateral agreement apart from this we stressed again and will continue to sternly respond to actions such as sending anti north leaflets which creates tensions between the south and north and threatens the safety of people in the border area more on the story with our correspon

joint liaison office north korea has now announced its suspending plans for military action against the south the notes state media says the decision was made during a meeting of the ruling party's central military commission chaired by the leader kim jong il and remember his sister kim yours young who is in charge of relations with the south had warned of possible military action this joint liaison office was blown up.

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commission proposed in terms of a series of new e.u. taxes to finance the repayment of the 750 billion euros of joint borrowing, it requires unanimity butnt taxes like fiscal tax, financial transaction tax, than in the past we were so -- it was so difficult to agree on, why do you think member countries will agree on that? paolo: i would say two things. one is that the repayment of tool will be in maturity willthe be very long, and repayment will , and in 2058. we have verythat cheap money now in the markets, and so this will not be such an important burden for our finances. having said this, yes, we need to strengthen our own resources. dohink we will be able to this, especially in the environment side. potentialo groups of new owned resources. one are the two issues discussed , digitalcd level taxation and minimal taxation, and on these two issues we have committed to find, or at least to try to find a global solution, and then we have the environment of energy taxation, and i think that having the commission decide that this priority of the european green deal, we will have a good decision on this kind of taxation. but what incentive

official: >> as a commissioned uniformed officer, it was a mistake that i have learned from, and i sincerely hope we can all learn from it. >> reporter: general mark milley, the chairman of the joints of staff, expressed remorse for joining the president during a photo-op in front of st. john's church last monday, just moments after police used force to clear protesters nearby. >> i should not have been there. mypresence in that moment and in that environment created a perception of the military involved in domestic politics. >> reporter: general mark milley and defense secretary, mark esper, had not even planned to be there. cbs news has learned they were heading to the f.b.i.'s washington field office when the call came from the white house to change course. the pentagon and mr. trump are also at odds over whether to rename ten bases named after confederate figures. the president rejected the idea after esper and the secretary of the army said they were open to it. still, the senate armed services ommittee approved a measure to do so. south dakota republican mike rounds: >> this is the right time for it, and i think it sends the right message. >> reporter: president trump is sti

commissioned uniformed officer it was a mistake. >> john, good morning to you. the president was not aware of what his chairman of the jointf staff and, before those remarks were delivered, there was some thinking though that because millie is a commissioned military officer his comments may play differently than if they came from someone like secretary mark esper. but there's no question, general milley is the president's guide. that was at the army-navy football game some ten months before general milley actually took over the position. so it's likely that this will be seen as a significant break particularly since the president tweeted just this morning, they took the area around the white house and could hardly believe how easy it was. i walk in the park one side. the protesters, agitators, anarchists and others were handled easily by the guard, d.c. police and secret service. we are still waiting to hear reaction from the president, and it's raining here now, but the weather does look like it's forecasted clear so we may get some chopper talk from the president. no doubt that all of this will hang over that event in d

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today in the joint committee that supervises relations between the eu and the uk i need clear to the vice president of the eu commission extending. that is it. we are leaving the transition period on the december at the 315t. that provides clarity and certainty to business and our announcement today allows business to plan and in an appropriate and flexible way for our departure from the european union as we take back control. some of these measures and customs will be delayed to potentiallyjuly 2021, so six months after the transition period ends. michael gove was also asked if the eu were reciprocating. he said they would have to make their own decisions, which i took to mean no. in addition to that, he was asked about a specific criticism by the scottish and welsh first minister is that it was reckless and not to ask for a transition extension, which the uk is permitted to do. but he said actually it would be back as not to take advantage of the opportunities of leading the transition period to create new trading relationships around the world and we would be outside the customs union and the regulatory framework of

joint chiefs of staff, mark milley. millidre milley said he crossed the line. my presence in that moment and in that environment created a perception the military were involved in politics. as a commissioned uniformed officer it was a mistake that i've learned from. i sincerely hope we all learn from it. >> reporter: don't tell the president. our great national guard troops could hardly believe how easy it was, a walk in the park one said. protesters, agitators, antifa and others handled it very easily. milley doesn't sound like he was on the same page. >> that is why we serve. >> reporter: but the president is warning of more harsh actions in seattle. the mayor is being taunted and blogged. take back your city now. this is not a game. a man who is totally incapable of governing. go back to your bunker. the president risks further inflaming tensions with a rally next week in tulsa, oklahoma. the scene of one of the worst massacres in u.s. history. the date of the rally, june 19th. also known as june-t. the white house says the -- >> the white house is working on rectifying injustices. so it's a meaningful day to him. >> the president is not budging on whether to rename u.s. military bases

. >> the commission was looking at this megamerger to see that there are areas of the merger in the market share one could be problematic it was expected to have a joint venture to produce most of those together quite complimentary to be seen positively by many others and saving from the focus on europe. the sector was won and identified you have seen the tolerance level for the commission is a 40% stake market share this would be the case for the merged company in france, italy or spain now it is interesting to see what they could do to accept the concessions to have the deal come through the deal asked for the concessions and don't come through. they give their opinion on the measure, when they are not entirely happy, they can open an investigation into this and last about four months. it doesn't mean that they will delay the merger it is expected to close by end of 2020 or early 2021. we know that xo, the main share holder of the order said the rational behind the deal today is stronger than ever behind the crisis and the challenge ahead for the automakers it will be interesting to see whether fca and psa are happy to make concessions and reduce so

joint liaison office north korea has announced that it suspending plans for military action against the south the north's state media says the decision was made during a meeting of the ruling party central military commission chaired by kim jong il and the leaders sister kim yo jong who's in charge of relations with the south but warned of possible attack. well south korea says it believes the meeting was very unusual and that it's paying close attention it said that it would keep working to stop provocative acts from its soil those include sending propaganda leaflets over the border which pyongyang a said is behind its recent actions. we saw the report from the north and we are reviewing it in a close serious way we will monitor the situation our government stance remains that the 2 koreas should add here to the bilateral agreement apart from this we stress again and will continue to sternly respond to acts such as sending anti north leaflets which creates tensions between the south and north and threatens the safety of people in the border area thursday is the 70th anniversary of the start of the korean war it was seen as the 1st major conflict in what was called the cold war between east and west commem

commission was in it. she was also in the call at one point. but there was no jointnt statement, which is rare. it is not a good signal. it means that the two sides were very far apart. is even more striking if you compare it to a year ago. statement very much hailed as progress during the european union and china and it signaled almost a positive turn in the relationship. but this does is it really showcases what we have talked about another show many times. the tone or the dynamic has really changed. the europeans are concerned about some of the business practices that we see from china, whether you are looking at subsidies from chinese backed companies, whether you are looking at dumping in europe. the commission does believe some of the behavior is actually predatory on european companies. then you have the politics, the demonstrations in hong kong, the european parliament, which is not politically binding, but it does send a strong signal. they do believe china is actively trying to diminish the one nation, two systems. it has been very forceful when you look at

joint chiefs of staff, apologized in a prerecorded commencement speech for the national defense university. >> i should not have been there. in thatt environment, created a perceptionon of military involvd in domestic policy. a commissioned uniformed officer, it was a mistake that i have learned from. amy: video surveillance has been released showing as many as 13 chicago police officers broke into congressman bobby rush's campaign office on may 31. his district office. in the video, the officers can be seen making popcorn and coffee and taking naps. rush criticized the officers for lounging in his offices while nearby businesses were being broken into. congress member bobby rush is a former b black pantherer. in immigration news, a newly published government accountability office report says customs and border protection used portions of a $112 million emergency humanitarian fund -- meant to buy food, medical supplies and hygiene products for immigrants in their custody --- to purchase all-terrain vehicles, dirt bikes, boats, dog food, and even riot helmets. the findings come after congress urged the gao to examine cbp's books to determine how the agency had spent emergency funds allolocated in 2019 afafter a se of asys

michael gove has tweeted saying he just shared a constructive eu joint committee meeting with a representative of the european commission time, despite calls for them to do so, for example, by the scottish first minister and welsh first minister here and warnings from some in business about the difficulty of dealing with brexit, with or without a deal, certainly with no deal, given the pandemic affects. but the government absolutely committed to delivering the end of this whole brexit saga by the end of this year. that tweet has just come in from michael gove. moving to the united states. president trump has renewed his threat to intervene in seattle, where hundreds of anti—racist protesters have ta ken over the city centre and declared an autonomous zone. he said he was ready to go in if the governor of washington state failed to act. after two weeks of national protests, triggered by the killing of george floyd, mr trump promised more money for police training, but dismissed calls for defunding the police as an extreme agenda. our north america correspondent david willis reports. on the streets of one of america's mos

commissioned uniformed officer, it was a mistake. i have learned from it. i sincerely hope that we can all learn from it. >> reporter: in an address, the chairman of the jointff is expressing his regret over the visit last week to st. john's church which had been damaged by fire. 1 million -- he joined the president in his walk. >> we who wear the cloth of our nation must hold dear the principles of an apolitical military that is deeply rooted. >> reporter: the president wrote the protesters were handled very easily. but the general is getting support from one of the president's top allies, the republican senator. >> he is acting in the finest traditions of military leadership. he is taking responsibility, not just for reality, but poor perceptions. >> reporter: senator blumenthal has called for an investigation into the military's role and a response to the george floyd protests. in washington, fox news. >>> this is ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00. >>> developing news from paso robles tonight. were several law enforcement officers have reportedly been wounded in a shootout with they wanted suspect. authorities say that the gunmen , say that he is secured and unres

joint liaison office north korea has announced it is suspending plans for military action against the south the north's state media said the decision was made during a meeting of the ruling party's central military commission chaired by the leader kim jong il and it was his sister kim your jong who's in charge of relations with the south and had warned of possible military action. south korea says it believes the meeting was quote very unusual and so was paying close attention it said it would keep working to stop provocative acts from its soil including the sending of propaganda leaflets over the border which is something pyongyang said was behind the recent actions. we saw the report from the north and we are reviewing it in a close serious way we will monitor the situation our government stance remains the 2 koreas should edge here to the bilateral agreement apart from this we stressed again and will continue to sternly respond to acts such as sending anti north leaflets which creates tensions between the south and north and threatens the safety of people in the border area and we heard from c. one cool a little bit earlier who's publisher of the magazine korea exposé he gave us some more context behind

joint publication of john bolton's book for disclosing facts embarrassing to the president. or worst of all his flamboyant media discussions of the facts supposedly unearthed by the special commission investigation he is personally conducting with the help of john durham. he has echoed the president's tweets and has characterized the fbi investigation of russian interference as an effort to spy on the drum campaign, and as he put it, one of the greatest travesties in american history. he has hinted that indictments are likely. this conduct is a textbook violation of justice manual rule bars publicch comment on criminal investigation before charges are filed. as wrong is much worse here, barr is using a criminal investigation to produce fodder further campaign propaganda mill of the president, even though it is false. his conduct gives cause for great concern about what barmaid do next. and 30 seconds. it needs to be said that bill barr does regularly lie in ways of that impact official action. along with his continuing media project to make americans believe that the fbi conspired against donald trump, his statements about the mueller report and his own role in the events in lafaye

the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, mark milley, who said he regretted taking part in president trump's photo op in front of st. john's church last week. >> as a commissionedniformed officer, it was a mistake that i have learned from. >> reporter: milley was so upset about the day's events when peaceful protesters were forcibly removed from lafayette square that he even considered resigning. >> i should not have been there. my presence in that moment and in that environment created a perception that the military involved in domestic politics. >> reporter: late last night, defense secretary mark esper announced a review of the national guard's response to the recent civil unrest. he said it will address a range of issues including training and deployment. tomorrow the president will speak at the graduation for the u.s. military academy at west point. gayle? >> nikole, thank you. >>> the president is still pushing seattle's mayor to reclaim a neighborhood protesters have turned into a cop-free zone. police abandoned a local precinct there on monday after the area became a hot bed for demonstrations over the death of george floyd. anna warner has more on the