sawyers my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to not let today's vote be the end of the story. there is an has been the evergreen issue george floyd's murder was a spark that ignited the national outcry. we must rise to the occasion we cannot allege election your politics and differences of opinion prevent us from even discussing how best to improve justice and safety in our community.

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he has republican credentials and harder for the president and his allies to dismiss the book as sawyer grapes. robert: josh, you were hustling and making sure you got a copy of the book before anybody else and you focused on the china part of e book. what's the power of what bolton ising on china, that the president is trying to get himself in with president xi. could that be a campaign issue for vice president biden to jump on? >> you see vice president biden's campaign jumping on that. bolton says in meetings, that the president says, i want you to buy more agricultural products in a pleao help him win re-election. that has been disputed but bolton was aroundor those meetings and what the biden l campaign iely to say, bob, this president has been attackinbiden being too weak on china. when confronted, he said i'm ok with the concentration camps and want youto win re-election and tells the chinese presiden ere is a clamoring for me to serve more than two terms and you believe john bolton and s if president trump's relationship with the chinese. robert: yamiche what do you me of senato

i did recognize diane sawyer and a few others.am of americanÃb imagine they are all there because they tended all to go. max frankel from the times is there. it's interesting in the picture there's all kinds of valuable people mainly technicians, lighting people and camera people in this picture. the whole american press was there. >> i suspect the network for vice presidents because they couldn't get visas to go permission to go they said they would come along as lighting experts. so they got themselves in as technicians. it was an amazing crew. the chinese didn't know what hit them. when negotiating the details for the trip before the trip took place and kissinger said we would like to bring some press and joann light coming from society where there wasn't a free press said sure, were you thinking of? two or three journalists and kissinger said, no, we are thinking 700. they had to negotiate and may find finally got an agreement to talk about 100. the à >> want to ask you about pakistan, pakistan was the gateway to Ãbto go secre

out zeros catherine sawyer reporting live there from nairobi catherine many thanks indeed there are new developments in the global aviation industry's effort to survive during the coronavirus pandemic more than 40 major airlines have been forced to ground their entire fleets many have suspended over 90 percent of their flights australia's largest airline quantas has announced 6000 jobs that are because in a bid to lower costs as it fights to stay in operation across in the us air travel is still down by more than 92 percent compared to last year although some flights have resumed since april and germany's lufthansa the 2nd largest airline in europe has signed a deal to secure a 10000000000 dollars government rescue package. al-jazeera is dominic kane reports now from berlin. remember that this deal needs still to be approved by the shareholders of looked and the devil's in the detail there because in order for the shareholders to approve this deal they have in effect to accept the dilution of the power of the shares that they own and that has proved to be a sticking point for some quart

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police figured out that the crime scene took place at gateway drive near sawyer strait. this is vallejo's 12 homicide. call the city poteau police department if you have information. >>> >>> today is the end of the state's nobel rule. it was implemented to avoid overcrowding. suspects booked for lower-level offenses were released. though this role is rescinded across the state, some areas have extended it including alameda, cartercosta and santa clara counties. some, in law enforcement, criticize zero bail. >>> coming up, more cities and counties move further into reopening plans. >>> and, the alarming surgeon covid-19 cases in south america. the country that is second only to the united states with more than 1 million cases. >>> a cool and cloudy day at the coast but a beautiful day around the bay. what does your father stay forecast hold? i will have all the details. stay with us, your weather is next. ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ ♪ y-yeah ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ hey, hey ♪ yeah when we closed our wynn committed instantly to keeping all 15,000 team members on-board. we then focused our five-star l

is the public face of garden gourmet nestle's vegetarian and vegan unit it has recently developed sawyerbased mince meat. we already saw a boom in alternatives to meet several years ago but then it faded do you think it'll be different this time is my most. difficult to get with if you got the quality of the product is much better now back then when you say a tofu sausage at a grill party it didn't taste of much on the consistency wasn't so great either. but it's not today's products but is for example really not so different from their meaty counterparts. we think people will accept them. to go to the bible and. my 1st days. is very salty. so that's good. but it's still not like meat. nestle spent years developing its vegan mince burgers and meatballs it's an investment it hopes will pay off. i was doesn't cost as much as meant because it's what it costs more in germany the recommended retail price for a 200 gram pack is 3 euros 49 depending on the quality mincemeat costs between 6 and 8 euros a kilo so yes it is a bit more expensive. for many nestlé is still one of the major bad eggs o

or happening 2 weeks off the george sawyer morning every once in minneapolis the justice and policing act stablish is a bold transformative vision of policing in america never again should the world be subjected to witnessing what we saw on the streets in minneapolis the slow murder of an individual by a uniformed police officer the world is witnessing the birth of a new movement in our country this movement has now spread to many nations around the world with thousands marching to register their horror at hearing the cry i can't breathe people marching to the man not just change but transformative change that ends police brutality that ends racial profiling and ends the practice of denying americans the a right to have the ability to sue when they have been injured by an officer that denies local jurisdictions the power to fire or prosecute offending officers black communities have sadly been marching for over 100 years against police abuse but for the police to protect and serve our communities like they do elsewhere in the 1950 s. news cameras expose the brutal horror of legalized

meaner airline industry going forward it's not going to be like it was at its peak in 200-1000 rough sawyer of wanting to respond well to responds yes i think we're going to emagine out of these this crisis with that with a much more. strong line in best 3 that are small ephesians and 4 costs more on profitability and delivering the poll monday that the hoth. but before we get they the airline industry because all operations have literally been grounded it would be important for governments to at least give the initial injection for these airlines to get out of this crisis best before and it can then get themselves restructured and move forward to go saying the end of cheap lines we've seen the end of low budget airlines are we seeing the end of people getting on a front a full on a friday night because they can because it was cheap is that 110. yeah that's it's very hard to say but if you think about how good industry was evolving in the last few years it's true that we were seeing that many up in my area last were taking some of the approach that the cheaper one store where the locals tel

location for his funeral in the camp to go he died earlier this month while still in office catherine sawyer is following developments from nairobi . all the former president parent prisons and has just arrived at this stadium in detail go where thousands of people have been waiting since all you morning dressed in black and white we also have several dignitaries from different countries as the prime minister of tanzania and the former president hierarchy question as well but these are very difficult times because of the fire on the virus and this is a debate that has been going on in burundi and the death of the former president itself has been very controversial the government has said that he died of a cardiac arrest but somebody rudy and medical workers would be talking to see he could have died of coronavirus so this is something that is ongoing debate that is ongoing in the government solve has faced a lot of criticism about how it has handled this pandemic and the measures it has put in place to help stop the spread of this disease we have not been seeing any you know social distancin

more now from our series catherine sawyer who's following developments from nairobi. this is a very victorious day for health workers who've been battling this disease in the interest of the country a since 2018 when the outbreak was declared dead in i rejoined that is a wrought with conflict with armed groups that have been attacking house wicca's since the start of this all great attacking civilians as well so this is a great joy for a lot of the health workers i work in b.r. see just last in the year before and they was just struggling to get people to trust them and to help them and now they're saying it has been such a long journey and as you mentioned it's not the yank yet this outbreak this new outbreak was that has been declared in an area called bundaberg in the west of the country now but that caused about a 1000 kilometers from the east where a boy had been declared over by and the minister of health in a press conference earlier this afternoon say now the biggest problem in that region is logistics some of these villages where people up in effect important

please later figured out it took place at gateway drive near sawyer street.the police please call the police department if you have any information that could are facing child and charges in san joaquin county . authorities are seeing an up tick in child predators, since the coronavirus hit . >> reporter: one by one detectives arrested suspect in an undercover to catch a predator operation . >> we are taking bad guys off the street the train her kids . >> reporter: rain peerman said during the two-week investigation, deputies poses 13-year-old kids on line . they made dozens of contact with potential predators . >> that unit has put in a dozen ads, it just like the ones we've done in the past is unbelievable the amount of activity there is .>> reporter: in all deputies arrayed arrested 18 man . the trouble from the bay area and all different areas trying to engage in sexual acts with minors . >> we can do this daily and have the same results these are just some of the worst of the worst . >> reporter: they say with school out in many activities shutdown they

who responded with tear gas re anti-government protests 2nd to new in the southern syrian town of sawyer for days demonstrators in the government tell the area have demanded the resignation of president bashar al assad they blame his government for the collapse of the economy after years of civil war. you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera we'll have more news for you right after inside story to stay with us. standby as our people are threatened by a kangaroo court. the u.s. imposes sanctions against the international criminal court targeting its lawyers investigated suspected would crimes in afghanistan what's behind president donald trump's move this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm iran can the united states is facing criticism around the world for its latest threats against the international criminal court.

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and many years before samuel clemens issued his wonderful novel tom sawyer, where tom encourages hisfriends to find the fun in whitewashing his fence, the gentleman that formed the national rifle association of america in 1871 felt that we could increase marksmanship by making a competition out of it. so they organized the association to promote marksmanship within the branches of the armed services and also within civilian shooting clubs throughout the country. if we make this a competition, we make marksmanship a skill, it will be something that a lot of people want to participate in. and by 1876 shooting competitions were the largest spectator sport in the history of the country to that time. and that was the birth of the national rifle association. and to this day remains one of our primary aims and objectives to promote marksmanship throughout not only the armed forces but the civilian populous as well. >> moving to the gallery showing the firearms of the american west. on the far side of this cabinet we have the guns that are traditionally thought of as the guns that won the we

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itself among the aca in the effort to prevent since may 31st 2020 more now from our series catherine sawyer who's following developments from nairobi this is a very victorious day for health workers who've been battling this disease in the interest of the country a since 2800 the outbreak was declared in i rejoined that is a wrought with conflict with armed groups that have been attacking health workers since the start of this all brick attacking civilians as well so this is a great joy for a lot of the health workers i was in p.r.c. i just lost in the year before and they were just struggling to get people to trust them and to help them and now they're saying it has been such a long journey and as you mentioned it's not the yank yet this outbreak this new outbreak was that has been declared in an area called bund africa in the west of the country now by and that is about a 1000 kilometers from the east where a bullet had been declared over by the minister of health in a press conference earlier this afternoon say that now the biggest problem in that region is logistics some of these villag

>>> my son sawyer, we took a break from homework. he made this during arts and crafts time. >> i love the colors, ms. erica. >> he did a great job. does it look like anyone you know? >> elmo! >> it is elmo. >> oh, i drew in narwal. his name is max. max the narwal. >> that is great, abby. i love his green hat. >> oh, yeah. my friend likes green. it's a seaweed hat. it's one of my favorite animals. along with cows. ♪ >> hey, everyone. >> oh, hi dr. sanjay. >> sorry i'm late. i had to go find my accordion. but elmo, i had a question, why do i need my accordion, this is a town hall, right? we're here to answer children's and family's questions about the coronavirus. don't think i would need an accordion for that? >> it's a big opening song. elmo needs a big opening song. >> they do? >> they do. >> they sure do. this song is all about how we help care for one another during this pandemic. >> but dr. sanjay, please help us with our song. please, please, please, please, please. >> please, please. >> please, please, please. >> i will do it b

beautiful open space, sunny views of the reservoirs and hills, a relatively safe path on sawyer camp trail and kinata road and a hell hole of cars trying to pass between k irinata road where cyclists are expected to travel with cars at high speeds along highways. on top of that, cyclists cross merging traffic and a gravel shoulder. cyclists are hit frequently. on may 1st, i witnessed a cyclist hit and the worst thing for me was this collision was predictable and it will happen again and again until we fix this problem. so here is my ask, the pc has existing roads on the land surrounding lower skyline 9 92 d kinata road that would give cyclists a safe path. i'm asking you to allow access to connect skyline to kinata road. there are land use issues and a greater need now to accommodate the rising number of cyclists. you can reach me at saferbikelanes@icloud.com and the san matteo b-pack invites to our next virtual meeting. thank you so muc much. >> operator: you have one question remaining. >> question: good afternoon, commissioners. this is peter dreckmeyer. there was a new rule that

endorsement of slavery and the clan, it is a classic film much like i think about huckleberry finn or tom sawyerf those even as they use the n-word as american classics and necessary for us all to understand the american experience. two men very interesting to get your takes on that and before that you guys go, have to make sure i get this in here about the trump campaign, there is a disclaimer that they are asking attendees to sign saying that they know about the risks they are putting themselves in about coronavirus, but no mention of social distancing or safety precautions or face coverings so that's why i said let's see what details come out as far as what they endorsed on that. thank you to both of you for being here. >> have a good weekend. >> ed: in the meantime, fox news alert. new development in the missing mother of five, the property they searched more than a year after her disappearance. we will get into that. plus, stocks opening higher, you can see it's up about 450 points on the markets were sell-off in months. what does it mean for the economic recovery? we will ask charles payne

my name is jesse hahn and asking to consider a route between sawyer road. it's dangerous and vehicles driving 45 miles per hour plus without shoulders or bike lanes and there's puc roads that could be made accessible to connect the two areas. there's close calls nearly every day in this area. folks are heading 92 over the hill and getting off on the freeway and think more people world ride bikes if there were safer [indiscernible] and this is a part of the peninsula and i think having part of this biking and exercise trail gives back to the community. we need healthy and safe ways to exercise and this is just one of the gems in san francisco area and an encourage you to unlock those gates and make it safe for cyclists. thank you so much. >> caller: thank you vice president vietor. i'll leave a decree for the record use she and her and great to back and i'm still learning more about electricity in san francisco and an appreciate the work that you're doing on the generation side to provide less expensive energy and the work must continue. again, i continue to

beautiful open space, sunny views of the reservoirs and hills, a relatively safe path on sawyer camp trail and kinata road and a hell hole of cars trying to pass between k irinata road where cyclists are expected to travel with cars at high speeds along highways. on top of that, cyclists cross merging traffic and a gravel shoulder. cyclists are hit frequently. on may 1st, i witnessed a cyclist hit and the worst thing for me was this collision was predictable and it will happen again and again until we fix this problem. so here is my ask, the pc has existing roads on the land surrounding lower skyline 9 92 d kinata road that would give cyclists a safe path. i'm asking you to allow access to connect skyline to kinata road. there are land use issues and a greater need now to accommodate the rising number of cyclists. you can reach me at saferbikelanes@icloud.com and the san matteo b-pack invites to our next virtual meeting. thank you so muc much. >> operator: you have one question remaining. >> question: good afternoon, commissioners. this is peter dreckmeyer. there was a new rule that