renee: this is from heather. rep. booker: we are not props. renee: do you support defunding ? police and re-defunding -- lt. col. broihier: we cannot defund the police. away.not make them go redirecting funds that are being wasted, sure. we stop having prisons that are for profit. laws they getke donations from people who want prisons and we create this process where people are the material that go into the machine. we need to break the cycle. these politicians keep this pipeline from high school to prison going. renee: defunding police, mr. booker? rep. booker: something i have been working on for years. we have to reimagine police. it is not just law enforcement. there is a consolidated amendment act of 2018 that mandates more funding for law enforcement that means we are not putting more people on the ground in the community. we should not continue to fund more and more law enforcement, putting the pressure on them to be the arbiter of a single community when they are being forced to kick our doors and shoot us, profile us. growve an opportunity to and to build a better fut

and renee is with me now.od morning to you. >> good morning, thank you for having me. >> so your tweet initially that announced this, we'll talk about your longer write in the "player's tribune" you said now is the time and moments equal momentum. what about this moment has led you to make this decision? >> yeah, i think right now, this moment, there's a lot of people, businesses, companies that are looking to do something. like, they know that a change needs to happen. and people are looking to do it. they may not be like that in four months. for me, i think if we can keep this momentum and this ball rolling, then a lot can get done. >> so, you won't be part of the upcoming season. how long will it take you to come to this decision? >> well, i told my parents first, of course. they told me to pray on it. think about it. i would say like two weeks ago. i told my parents. i called my head coach about four days ago. i kind of let everyone to know that needed to know that was close to me that it would affect. whe

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here's another question from renee. can we set up a telephone conference with an edd rep with our company and how to set it up or who to call? >> you know, i think that's a good resource for you on a localized level through the america's jobs center of california offices and you can find the one nearest you on our edd web site. they're doing a lot of appointments, a lot of rapid response activity with employers in the local area, so i highly recommend an individual to contact the local office near them and inquire what services are available as an employer. >> jonathan has a question. really, it's more of a statement. stop extending benefits and help the people who don't have any benefits. that's not something you have any control over, lori. >> unfortunately, you have to meet eligibility rules. it's a wage replacement program. we're tied to the laws that govern that, so if someone meets those eligibility requirements, we are doing everything we can to process the claims quickly as possible and issue that benefit but if

translation: we never had any evidence about where rene had been seen.drown in this part of the coast, a body appears after a few hours. in four days since the new madeleine mccann appeal, police have received almost 400 tip—offs from the public, help which is vital, they say, if there is to be a breakthrough in this case. gavin lee, bbc news, portugal. just before we go, i want to show you what is happening right now in the us city of los angeles, where thousands of people have been taking part in a black labs matter protest. protest against police brutality and against racism —— black lives matter. los angeles like many cities has seen two weeks of process sparked by the killing of george floyd in the city of many applets. earlier we learned the california national guard is leaving los angeles. that was announced by the mayor, a response to the fa ct the mayor, a response to the fact that many of these protests have been peaceful. we will bring you up—to—date with more information as we get it here on bbc news. hello there. the first week of summer has

translation: we never had any evidence about where rene had been seen.part of the coast, a body appears after a few hours. in four days since the new madeleine mccann appeal, police have received almost 400 tip—offs from the public, help which is vital, they say, if there is to be a breakthrough in this case. gavin lee, bbc news, portugal. that's about it from me and the team. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @aaronsafir. you can stay up—to—date with all of our latest stories on the website. thank you for watching. hello there. the first week of summer has certainly brought a big change in the weather pattern. over the weekend, cool northerly winds, some rain, and a good deal of cloud around as well. interestingly, at loftus, in redcar and cleveland, there's been more rain in the last week than we've had during the whole of spring. the start of the new week, though, looks a lot drier. the winds won't be as strong either. that's because we've got this area of high pressure, or at least the nose of it, heading towards the uk. may not last long, but for a w

host: from maryland, renee is next. hi. i think that we are focusing all the attention of the police and what they need to do, but the black community has a lot of work to do, too. we all do. you know, the thing is, i do not believe this is a racist issue. we are making it one. there are 13% of our population that are black people. they commit 53% of violent -- of murders, and 60% of all the robberies. we have to focus on crime, too. their side has to focus on crime. the police have to focus on, force.cessive but nobody is talking about both sides having work to be done. and if black lives matter's, it starts with black abortions and white abortions, all abortion. all killing. more blacks kill blacks. how can we make black lives matter when blacks do not make black lives matter? host: ok. mr. mystal? elie mystal? the signal seems to be a bit frozen, so we will attempt to reconnect. guest: can you hear me? host: yes, go ahead. sides,there are not two alright? there is one side, that is the american side. well,ller tried to s

translation: we never had any evidence about where rene had been seen.hen people drown in this part of the coast, a body appears after a few hours. in four days, since the new madeleine mccann appeal, police have received almost 400 tip—offs from the public, help which is vital, they say, if there is to be a breakthrough in this case. gavin lee, bbc news, portugal. let's go back to the scene in central london right next to downing street. you can see it is almost half past midnight here in london and there are still rows of police officers, and near the cenotaph monument, there might be protesters still milling around. it is at the prime minister who may actually be in downing street has tweeted about what is going on. he says he will have a right to protest peacefully while observing social distancing, but they have no right to attack the police. these demonstrations have been subverted by thuggery. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @jamesbbcnews. please do stay with us. hello there. the first week of summer has certainly brought a big change in the weat

translation: we never had any evidence about where rene had been seen.wn in this part of the coast, a body appears after a few hours. in four days, since the new madeleine mccann appeal, police have received almost 400 tip—offs from the public, help which is vital, they say, if there is to be a breakthrough in this case. gavin lee, bbc news, portugal. a reminder about story. thousands of people have divide bans on mass rallies tojoin protests drink to —— triggered by the death of george floyd in the us. it costin‘s statue in bristol was torn down by protesters. edward colston. hello there. the first week of summer has certainly brought a big change in the weather pattern. over the weekend, cool northerly winds, some rain and a good deal of cloud around as well. interestingly, at loftus in redcar in cleveland, there's been more rain in the last week than we've had during the whole of spring. the start of the new week, though, looks a lot drier, the winds won't be as strong either. that's because we've got this area of high pressure, at least the nose of i

welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time now to go to the show rene she is the founder and c.e.o. of informative services she is the creator of the largest block chain inspired global wealth summit for people of color in the chicago land area michelle welcome to the kaiser report thank you for having me max i appreciate it all right well looking forward to this conversation now in 2018 you founded informative services your motto is economic parity through education so a lab arrayed on this tell us about your mission good information lisa good education and i saw a deficiency in that. with anything we make decisions so to have a big impact we must have good information to have options available to us good options and as you may know we're living in uncertain times so my vision is to level the playing field to good information at least a good education which impacts us economically and socially some would argue that the system is rigged and that people of color is even with great information and great education are facing a bit of a rigged system and part of that reg system h

translation: we never had any evidence about where rene had been seen. when people drown in this part of the coast, a body appears after a few hours. in four days, since the new madeleine mccann appeal, police have received almost 400 tip—offs from the public, help which is vital, they say, if there is to be a breakthrough in this case. gavin lee, bbc news, portugal. police in northern ireland say a gun found during a search in londonderry is similar to the weapon used in the killing of the journalist lyra mckee last year. forensic tests are being carried out on the firearm to see if it is the murder weapon. a bomb which was also recovered was primed to explode. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy is in derry. the death of lyra mckee last year had a huge impact here in the city. she was shot by the dissident republican group known as the new ira, believed to be a teenager who fired the gun that night when he was aiming at police. now officers say they have had a significant breakthrough after searching more than 38 acres of land in the city, they have r

translation: we never had any evidence about where rene had been seen. a body appears after a few hours. in four days since the new madeleine mccann appeal, police have received almost 400 tip—offs from the public, help which is vital, they say, if there is to be a breakthrough in this case. gavin lee, bbc news, portugal. england and manchester city footballer raheem sterling has backed protests taking place across the uk, saying "the only disease right now is the racism that we are fighting". he's been speaking to the bbc‘s newsnight programme. the only disease right now is the racism we are fighting. i think right now, this is the most important thing is, at this moment in time, because this moment in time, because this is something that's been happening for years and years and just like the pandemic, we wa nt to and just like the pandemic, we want to find some solutions to stop it. the samsung group heir lee jae—yong has appeared in court for a hearing to determine whether he should be jailed over allegations of accounting fraud. south korean prosecut

joining us now for more is rene jones. good to see you.ou for joining us >> good to see you, michael. >> first, let's talk about the business obviously, there's been just pressures from very low bond yields and interest rates, naturally concerns about credit losses with the jobless rate going where it has and small business pressures how is business today relative to where you thought it might be a few months ago you have to think how the economy is affected by covid-19. the service sector is affected much more than other areas of our portfolio. so when you think of travel, leisure, restaurants, and those types of things, they were hit pretty hard. i think what's important there is the average worker there is below average wage in that space. when you look at those types of areas, they've been hit a little harder but ppp and a lot of the programs that provide liquidity in addition to forebearance and so forth have really had a very positive short term impact on those companies. i won the governor's new york forward reintroduction campaign

joining us, renee, of course renee elise goldsberry, phillipa soo and jasmine cephas jones all joining but, oh, my, i love it. the way you work together so well, you spent so much time together, shared a dressing room together. phillipa, is it true you all would just break out in song when you were backstage? >> yes, that is true. i mean, you know, when you're working on a show you never know -- sometimes you know who you will work with but sometimes you don't know anyone and everyone is a stranger to you. and let me just say it was not hard to find the sisterly bond. we were sharing a dressing room. it was just -- it was very small and the most meaningful bonding moments i think happened in the little moments and, if there was ever a moment to either make up a song or take a song that already existed and add three-part harmony, we would do that. i learned lin was inspired by that and that's why we sort of changed schuyler sisters from downtown to uptown. added more three-part harmonies and i actually don't remember the first version. do you guys remember it? >> i don't. we added a lot

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muchos como renÉ dicen que es muy temprano para cantar victoria.Ó ganancias en las bolsas. porque los lo ven como incidio que se podrÍa recuperar. el promedio aumentÓ 3, 15 %. el Índice que usted conociÓ aumentÓ 2, 62 %. jorge: el presidente trump firmÓ una leye que permitirÍa que empresas se le perdone prestamo del gobierno. la cÁmara de representantes aprobÓ este plan de ayuda por la pandemia. estÁ bajando la confrontaciÓn de trump y los manifestantes. el secretario de defensa enviÓ a soldados de regreso a sus bases y le pidiÓ a la guardia nacional que no use armas, ni municiones. [explosiones] reportera: despuÉs de echar a la fuerza a manifestantes para tomar una foto en una iglesia... [inglÉs] reportera: el presidente hoy rompiÓ el silencio ante las cÁmaras. aunque fue para aplaudirse por las alentadoras noticias que indican que los trabajos estÁn regresando. no pudo consu boca. [inglÉs] reportera: dijo que lo que sucede en el paÍs ahora es lo mÁs grande que podÍa suceder en relaciÓn a las tensiones racianes. reportera: pero cuando los reporter

. >> renÉe, thank you for starting this forum off the right way by addressing the challenges that kentuckyis facing. i barely made it today because i left the streets where so many people of kentucky are demanding justice and accountability. what we are seeing in louisville and across the country are people who feel ignored and abandoned. they feel like justice is not accountable to them. they feel like their humanity is ignored and denied. they are feeling the weight of structural racism and inequity that has permeated for generations. it is why i am running to beat mitch mcconnell because we need real change, not just tweets and words. in every level of government, demanding for change and accountability. racial tension and angst and our community, standing up to say that we need to get rid of the warrants, that allowed home to be killed in her and in her sanctuary. how do we bring more partnership and collaboration into the community and create accountability? citizen review boards with subpoena power. that.ing to fight for also, the law enforcement trust and integrity act. we are ake s

we see the effects right now. >> renee montgomery, a temporary loss for the wnba, but my sense is that big gain for civil rights and for the things you care about. so thank you and say hi to your mom for all of us. she sounds awesome. >> thank you for having me, chris. i'm going to tell her. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the coronavirus surge in states all across the sun belt. we're going to talk to a medical worker who fought the virus at the height of the pandemic in new york. we want to hear what he learned that could help front line workers struggling with it now. e workers struggling with it now my nunormal: fewer asthma attacks. less oral steroids. taking my treatment at home. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reaction

translation: we never had any evidence about where rene had been seen.pears after a few hours. in four days since the new madeleine mccann appeal, police have received almost a00 tip—offs from the public, help which is vital, they say, if there is to be a breakthrough in this case. gavin lee, bbc news, portugal. there is more detail on that story and the other stories we have been covering and the ones we didn't have time to fit in online. the top story for us in the uk and for those of you who wa nt to the uk and for those of you who want to come here as well is the uk travel quarantine rules that are coming into effect. if you don't want to go overseas, if you are here in the uk, there is this interesting analysis about coronavirus, what are the chances of going on holiday at all? what are the chances of having a summer holiday? it may seem quite remote, even for those who stay in the united kingdom as hotels, bars and restaurants here are still closed. we asked you what you thought about this, whether you think it is a necessary step to take to keep u

. >> rene with the property owners association which was appointed.>reporter: he was in the tenderloin and runs two restaurants in the area and says the cleanup areas have made a difference. >> overall there are vast improvements in the tenderloin now. >> removing tents without having a pace to house people could increase the spread of covid-19 and calling on the city to do more. >> they need to close down streets so they have more room to move around. >> both uc hastings law and advocates say it's a path to permanent housing for the homeless. the settlement still needs the board of supervisors approval. if not, uc hastings law could go ahead with the lawsuit. in san francisco, amber lee, "ktvu fox 2 news." >>> the time is now 4:49 a.m. happening today. picket lines at seven you see hospitals including the medical center at ucsf. they are protesting plans to lay off employees to cut costs. 200 foot care workers that you seek san diego and riverside recently received layoff notices that they will be furloughed for at least 10 weeks. the union says the

and to show up for black lives mother and daughter renee and sophie avenue c and say they showed up to support friends and loved ones i think every person coming out pounds and a my friends and i care about them and care about their safety and. >>if it were me i would want them to come out and support me so i'm here to support the protesters say this is one of the larger protests, they've seen yet. >>hoping this time change will come it's really revolutionary like this the best way to describe it like this is a huge difference compared to a lot of protests have been happening within the years. >>i feel like you know this is really the huge catalyst like a recipe start play but he is the rick huge catalyst to start of a big movement that i feel like it's been long overdue and it's it's really awesome kind of see that people are kind of really seeing on waking up to that in san francisco tillery sackey kron 4 news. >>in the south bay, san jose officials say that the city does not need the national guard to keep the peace. the police department rejected an offer from the state and as kron

dallas chief renee hall. >> i think there is a level of bias that exists in every individual, so whathave to do is acknowledge it. that's what we've done here in the dallas police department. we have worked really hard on our implicit bias training. >> reporter: is bias training enough? >> you know, um, it's a start. >> reporter: vincent montague is president of the black shield police association and a sergeant with the cleveland police department. >> one of the images that hit me hard when i was younger was seeing a picture of emmett till. and now my sons have to see this image. it's sad that it's 2020 and here weare. what we do right now is so important. it means so much to me right now, because i just don't want to see my son on the news. i don't want to see him on the news, and he's another george floyd. i don't want to see that. >> reporter: despite police doubling their presence tonight, within a half hour, norah, we just witnessed a group of what appeared to be mainly young people that were out here, they broke through the window and proceeded to go inside. police fired at lea

and students without internet connections or devices are falling behind but parents like renee parkerhouston see things differently. >> i will not allow my kids to go back to school, in august, in the fall >> reporter: no matter what. >> no matter what. >> reporter: one of her daughters has an autoimmune disease. >> my kids miss all their friends but at this point we're trying to -- we're talking about their health and their lives. i think safety comes first. >> reporter: the aap suggests kids could be as close as three feet apart, particularly if wearing masks, assigned seating on school buses, doorways left open so no one has to touch the knob. >> reporter: some are going to look at this and say why would you put kids at risk >> risks with covid-19 and getting covid-19, those risks are lower for children but we have to take into account all the other risks of not having them in school. >> reporter: the nation's pediatricians wanted to make it clear where they stand. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> up next, music superstars, powerful message for change powerful message for change.

ethiopia is building on the blue nile river ethiopia is expected to start filing filling the ground renee's on stand with water next month but at a virtual meeting of the security council egypt board of cold flicked if the un doesn't intervene our diplomatic editor james bays reports now from u.n. headquarters in new york this massive down project has been a long running source of regional tension but is the date for ethiopia to start filling the now completed dam nears its becoming a major crisis with international dimensions it was the us that called for the 1st security council meeting on the issue after being urged to do so by egypt which relies on the oil for 90 percent of its water the matter. as of the group of consequences for the egyptian people and requires like our efforts to combat this global pandemic it commitment to uphold the theory of cooperation and to recognise that no nation is an island unto itself but the ethiopian ambassador countered that the un was not the place to discuss this the speed let me be clear that he doesn't believe the issues being discussed today he has

have agreed to resume talks on a controversial dam project there in dispute have ethiopia's grand renee's on stand it's under construction on the blue nile that flows into the nile river if you're a bear hopes to pull itself out of poverty by producing and exports in electric power but egypt fears it will be deprived of water sudan's water minister says that held a virtual meeting to talk about what to do next now actually to mark indiana says year 2 main questions were discussed during the meeting 1st what are the steps needed to conclude talks at the earliest secondly what are the key contested issues that remain disputed the meeting was held in a positive atmosphere and discussions were productive. still to come here on al-jazeera men who've been on a decades face a reckoning as calls grow in europe to remove statues of people linked to slavery in colonialism. had some very heavy rain across the central and northern philippines over the next couple of days this massive cloud you can see at the joint typhoon warning center monitoring very closely it could develop into a tropical storm i

that it will strongly defend itself over the project egypt is worried a rapid felling of the ground renee's on stand will take up too much of the water its people need to survive the comments come amid renewed talks among ethiopian egyptian and city's politicians after months of deadlock while the u.k.'s economy shrank by more than 20 percent in april the largest monthly contraction on record as the full impact of the lockdown was felt official figures revealed a drop of 24.5 percent compared with april last year the office for national statistics is warning the u.k. could be heading for its deepest recession and 300 years despite the easing of containment measures there. a group of international scientists and cambodia are working on the fast clinical trial of a universal vaccine against mosquito borne viruses they believe saliva could be the key to stopping the next epidemic sorry reports this small they suck your blood and their bites today's the saliva from these mosquitoes could help save lives so into so dissecting the this lab just outside cambodia is capital and they're extracting t

egypt of trying to interfere and destabilize ethiopia's internal affairs over the controversial ground renee sold the $4600000000.00 project is under construction on the blue nile and could affect water supplies for millions of people in ethiopia egypt and saddam the 3 countries are yet to agree chin agreement on the dams operation with saddam warning against escalation and calling a further negotiations they took their politicos to politico's cairo always seeks to exploit the differences within ethiopia and interfere in our internal affairs they try to open the door for anyone who opposes the ethiopian government and provide them with direct and indirect support the egyptian agenda is based on destabilizing ethiopia we have that documented they have tried everything under the sun either directly or in directly through their agents and allies we see how they act when they disagree with our neighbors they race to ignite sedition and fuel strife and divisions everyone who opposes us is dear to them were welcomed and honored in cairo and they give them media more again despite all of this we ne

they've been unable to resolve the increasingly bitter dispute for years now ethiopia's built the renee's holds dam on the blue nile which is the source of most of the river niall's water egypt and sudan downstream depend heavily on it and fear that their water supplies we put at risk if you have years as a hydropower dam will produce is essential to economic growth al-jazeera has had a morgan is in sudan's capital khartoum and says there's still much to resolve. it took a meeting between the prime ministers of sudan egypt as well as other members of the african union including the correct chair of the african union south african president to remote force us to try to bring the 3 sides together after several rounds of talks feel now what the what the statement that was released by the prime minister of the office of the prime minister of the one dog is that other 3 sides have agreed that they will resume talks immediately on a technical level we've repeatedly heard statements from the 3 sides saying that 95 percent of the issues have been resolved and that there's only remaining 5 percent

prime minister says an agreement on a mega dam project should be finalized in 2 to 3 weeks the grand renee's on stem has been at the center of a dispute with egypt and sudan talks stalled over the speed at which ethiopia should fill the reservoir sudan and egypt have both raised that issue with the un security council well ethiopia built the grand stand on the blue nile which is the source of most of the nile's waters egypt answered on downstream depend heavily on us and fear that their water supplies could be at risk ethiopia says the hydro power the dam will produce is essential for its economic growth have a morgan has more from the sudanese capital. it took a meeting between the prime ministers of sudan egypt as well as other members of the african union including the current chair of the african union south african president also to try to bring this recites together after several rounds of talks . you know what this is what the statement that was released by the prime minister of the office of the prime minister of the i'm told is that the 3 sites that they will resume talks needed on

sudan and egypt to both raise the issue with the un security council and if you have built the ground renee since them on the blue nile which is a source of most of the nile's forces egypt and sudan downstream they depend heavily on it and fear that their water supplies could be at risk if he says the hydro power the dam will produce is essential for its economic growth make dello its mess a is an independent water sciences research she says mediation by the african union has made a huge difference. i don't think that it was it was just. right and i think it's just the only 3 countries to come to an agreement that i'm. i'm pretty confident that they can come to an agreement. and the fact that we finally meeting this. issue has come back. the fact that a meeting happened. and then the vision that because he actually wants us there with that one difference one is. expected. even stress. testing. i think. the world health organization says break a nice and democratic republic of congo is no longer an international public health emergency in 2200 people have died since it was detected 2 years a

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host: from maryland, renee is next. hi.hink that we are focusing all the attention of the police and what they need to do, but the black community has a lot of work to do, too. we all do. you know, the thing is, i do not believe this is a racist issue. we are making it one. there are 13% of our population that are black people. they commit 53% of violent -- of murders, and 60% of all the robberies. we have to focus on crime, too. their side has to focus on crime. the police have to focus on, force.cessive but nobody is talking about both sides having work to be done. and if black lives matter's, it starts with black abortions and white abortions, all abortion. all killing. more blacks kill blacks. how can we make black lives matter when blacks do not make black lives matter? host: ok. mr. mystal? elie mystal? the signal seems to be a bit frozen, so we will attempt to reconnect. guest: can you hear me? host: yes, go ahead. sides,there are not two alright? there is one side, that is the american side. well,ller tried to say,

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