mr. co thank you for being on the show. >> thank you for having me.we spoke with you a couple of months ago. you arinnovating ne technology. would you bring us up-to-date on your new mask? tell us about your ventilator prject . >> i think as we talked about last time, it has been approved in several countries in europe. i wanted meto ion some work that has gone and on facial coverings. this is our open source hardware design for a ventilator. this is a partnership between the univsities across the iversity. it is brown, stanford and the university of utah. we have tried to build a ventilator that will have the ts medical requiremto support a covid-19 patient. we want to do it in a contt of a global collaboration with our manufacturing partners in kenya, indianepal and chile. we want to bring the brcapacity to g ventilators across the world in a manner that can scale as the needs are starting to rise. >> reporter: we have heard from some scientists. the pandemic has brought about an unprecedented scientific collaboration. can you tell us about the proj

mr. co, do you have any speakers on the line? >> yes, there are currently 25 callers in the queue. i will start the first caller. >> good morning supervisors, i live in district four. i'm calling in support of the proposed ordinance to create social housing. we had an affordable housing crisis for decades, even more so now with the pandemic threatening many with evictions. we need to make sure everyone has the housing they need. this ordinance will overcome a racist barrier with the support of issing degree segregationist. san francisco will lay the ground for a housing program that will address our homeless crisis. please recommend this ordinance to the full board so we can move forward guaranteeing affordable housing for all. thank you. >> thank you. can we have the next caller please. >> hello, i live in district 7 and work in a school. my parents came here to san francisco in the '60s to find housing when it was difficult or even impossible for them to find housing as an interracial couple. despite the racist and classist history of san francisco, san francisco has been the pro

welcome back i'm still with us mr co-creator jonathan or given that prime minister since that or watched your program as far as we know loved it saw its authenticity why do you think more prime ministers didn't take to heart some of the. refrig contradictions that i set out in it i mean for instance trident nuclear weapons local government and education and health care have absolutely no idea politicians you love love the program because politicians like seeing themselves on television more versions of themselves and they're really only interested in politics. everything the shows are the true all certainly could have the. and i think this is actually thought of them for the politicians was well quite fair but the portrayal of the civil servants was dead accurate the civil servants felt the exact reverse. what do they think now well i don't know i always thought tribe was a complete waste of money. and if that money had been spent then many of other britain's economic problems for the been solved but that wasn't a right or left position i mean sure if you know who you know how or who i t

co-sponsors. if they support it. thousands of americans, mr. speaker, have become citizen co-sponsors. many have also shared their own stories and called for senate action on this bill. sadly, senate republicans refused to do anything to address the crisis of systemic racism in our country. more than a month has passed and ey have taken no action, nor on their own bills. the george floyd justice in policing act. that's an irresponsible abdication of its duty to address the challenges facing our country. today, mr. speaker, i will begin submitting the names of more than 7,000 george floyd justice in policing act into the congressional -- citizen co-sponsors of that act into the congressional record. i ask unanimous consent that the list i have today will be included at the end of these remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. hoyer: there are so many of those, it may take several days. more add their names at justicepolicing.us, again, justiceinpolicing.us, we will continue to submit them into the record. because the senate needs to see how important this issue is to so

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mr. mcgovern and co-chaired by chris smith, vice chair chris smith, have worked hard with hearings, et cetera, as has this committee to call attention to all of this. the commission on human rights, a former chair of this committee, in a bipartisan way, has called attention to all of this over the years, since tiananmen square and in terms of hong kong, more specifically, leading up to 1987 and including that. and what's so sad about it is that the chinese just think -- the chinese regime just thinking they can act with impunity in repressing the spirit of democracy. 2 million people in -- turned out against the extradition law. 2 million people. that's a big crowd in the united states. but when you understand it was 25% of the population of hong kong, it's just almost anybody who could go out showed up against what the chinese reggim was going to do. >>> nancy pelosi made a rare appearance this morning at a house foreign affairs committee. you can watch that hearing tonight starting at 9:00 eastern on c-span. >>> the house foreign affairs committee holds a hearing thursday on the firing of s

and i also had a question for mr. co rso has been very quiet over there. hello. can you tell us if there has been any update or any direction concerning the budget? i know the initial ask was 2% and that was raised to 10%. is it still at 10% reduction request? >> : good evening, madam president. commissioners, chief. yes. finance planning department. yes, i think it was mentioned with on going labor negotiations. any further reductions are basing on whether they can come to agreement with unions. there's a lot up in the air and uncertainty and a lot to be worked out between now and the first as chief mentioned. the focus is on a city wide perspective with those negotiations with the layer unions. >> : okay. if there is an additional request for reduction, can you please make sure that the commissioners have that information right away. >> : absolutely. i'm haddie at the nex happy at o give an update and an environmental impact. >> : back to the chief of the department. why do you think there have been so many fires over the last two weeks? we know the fourth of j

mr. chair. i yield one minute to the co-chair of the c.p.c. and my good friend, congresswoman jayapal. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from washington is recognized for one minute. jay allen thank you, mr. chairman -- ms. jayapal: thank you, mr. chairman. i stands in strong support manufacture amendment by -- i stand in strong support of this amendment by mr. pocan and ms. lee. this is critical for to us cut 10% of our pentagon budget. enough is enough. this year's defense budget is 90 times bigger than the budget for the centers for disease control. and yet we are nearing four million covid cases and over 141,000 deaths and this president wants to add money for defense spending while cutting money for testing. that is just wrong. that $74 billion could mean child care for every family. it could mean housing vouchers for every eligible family and $23,000 raise for every public school teacher. so many things we could do with this money. what we cannot do is give it away to corrupt defense contractors. pass this amendment and reset our priorities. it's time. i yield. the speaker

mr. co, do you have any speakers on the line? >> yes, there are currently 25 callers in the queue. i will start the first caller. >> good morning supervisors, i live in district four. i'm calling in support of the proposed ordinance to create social housing. we had an affordable housing crisis for decades, even more so now with the pandemic threatening many with evictions. we need to make sure everyone has the housing they need. this ordinance will overcome a racist barrier with the support of issing degree segregationist. san francisco will lay the ground for a housing program that will address our homeless crisis. please recommend this ordinance to the full board so we can move forward guaranteeing affordable housing for all. thank you. >> thank you. can we have the next caller please. >> hello, i live in district 7 and work in a school. my parents came here to san francisco in the '60s to find housing when it was difficult or even impossible for them to find housing as an interracial couple. despite the racist and classist history of san francisco, san francisco has been the pro

and i also had a question for mr. co rso has been very quiet over there. hello. can you tell us if there has been any update or any direction concerning the budget? i know the initial ask was 2% and that was raised to 10%. is it still at 10% reduction request? >> : good evening, madam president. commissioners, chief. yes. finance planning department. yes, i think it was mentioned with on going labor negotiations. any further reductions are basing on whether they can come to agreement with unions. there's a lot up in the air and uncertainty and a lot to be worked out between now and the first as chief mentioned. the focus is on a city wide perspective with those negotiations with the layer unions. >> : okay. if there is an additional request for reduction, can you please make sure that the commissioners have that information right away. >> : absolutely. i'm haddie at the nex happy at o give an update and an environmental impact. >> : back to the chief of the department. why do you think there have been so many fires over the last two weeks? we know the fourth of j

problem getting a job and then last 30 years of my life in corporate america, i worked for chevron and co. >> mre two incredibly special people who are among many who appreciate your legacy, your sacrifice, your mark made, 1968 olympian john carlos and sports caster bob costas. john, you first. how did you first encounter the greatness of herb douglas and how did he inspire you or shape you? >> well, i was inspired by herb douglas based on his tenacity and vision in terms of what he did. even more so what he did in terms of educating them as to what the market is, the value of black people spending money. i think what he did was an example for like general motors and all the rest of the companies because he was the first black corporate person to direct the ceos of the major corporations to look into the black market because we spend a tremendous amount of money back in his day and we spend a tremendous amount of money at this day. so when i got a chance to meet mr. douglas, i realized that he had done quite a few things, on the field of athletics as well as in the business world. >> bob? >> wel

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definitely go and check it out you can watch us any of them for whatever device you want to coming up my co-host mr krause breaks down the latest numbers on student debt and how your zip code where you live actually plays a brutal role in the building a bad debt and then john how to space stay tuned watching. the young and want to experience and they want to know this is. the man the one next to the big. to get rid of what they don't want rapidly and they're putting the sounds together they're courting very slowly this pandemic is making them be even more careful it will continue to be careful and they need. at least a decade and really a generation of more solid partnerships. the one guy appears he was a may found him literally dead like this is standing. a guard here in his girlfriend they were found in their apartment that they'd just. cuddled up and they were dead for like 3 days holding each other this wall so people who have lost their life's early to addiction yet this is from akron. not crown is better known as the meth capital of the high and it's a city where the number of drug addicts ke

go and check it out you can watch us any time and for whatever device you want to coming up my co-host mr krause breaks down the latest numbers on student debt and how your zip code where you live actually plays a brutal role in the building a bad debt and then john how to talk space-x. stay tuned watching the. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area rush up. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. is anyone safe in the air ok. conservatives are defined for. those

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mr. chair. >> seeing none. supervisor peskin. >> i just want to thank you for renewing this and asking to be add as a co-sponsor as i was on the original legislation. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor preston. supervisor safai. this is your opportunity to be a co-sponsor. >> superivsor safai: yes, please add me. >> members of the public would would like to comment on this item? >> mr. chair, operations is checking to see if there are any callers in cue. >> there are no callers wishing to speak. >> thank you public comment is closed and i would like to make a motion to send this with recommendation as a committee report for hearing at full board of supervisors tomorrow, july 7th. on that motion a roll call, please. >> clerk: on the motion as stated supervisor preston. >> supervisor preston: aye. >> clerk: supervisor safai. >> superivsor safai: aye. >> clerk: supervisor press kin. >> supervisor peskin: aye. >> clerk: you have three ayes. >> we are adjourned. >>

mr. speaker, i am pleased to yield one minute to the gentlewoman from michigan, the co-chair of the dpcc the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from michigan is recognized for one minute. mrs. dingell: thank you mr. speaker. and to our wonderful chair of the appropriations committee. i rise in support of en bloc 2, which includes an important amendment to block the trump administration's latest attack on the national environ for 50 years, nepa has both protected protected the environment and empowered local communities protecting them. in many cases, nepa provides ordinary americans the only opportunity to have a voice o major projects, including extra activity like oil and gas drilling that directly impacts their communities. the administration's new nepa role both limits the scope of the environmental review and exempts entire categories of projects from review all together. the attack on nepa prioritizes special interests and polluters ahead of the american people and our environmental heritage. i urge my colleagues to support this en bloc amendment and to block this assault on one

before i call the next speaker, i think we have mr. co-stenza, are you back on the line? >> yes, i'm back. [speaking foreign language] [speaking spanish]. gracias. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> operations, may i have the next caller, please. >> hello? >> yep. hello, caller, go ahead. >> my name is alona. i'm a resident of san francisco and also a teacher in the city. i am calling with everyone else to demand the defunding of the sfpd in this year's budget. we ask for those funds to be redirected for public health, housing, reparations for communities that are targeted by policing, imprisonment, including black, people of colour, communities and the unhoused. it is completely ridiculous that the [indiscernible] facing $26 million to cuts. it does not reflect on our city well. and also it does not make sense for us to be funding our police to deal with the people and our communities who are in crisis rather than ignoring the roots of those crises in the first place. reforms have been attempted in the past and it has not worked. it's been ineffective and the funds need

mr. president, don't be a co-conspirator of covid. >> reporter: and presumptive democratic nominee joe biden's campaign saying in a statement the president "is outright lying to the nation about the extreme threat of covid-19." tonight, the white house defending the president's comments. >> the president was noting the fact the vast majority of americans who contract coronavirus will come out on the other side of this. >> reporter: nine states hitting new records for hospitalizations this weekend, including texas. a record number of people hospitalized in arizona. now one of eight states with more than 100,000 cases. >> we see young people coming into the hospitals and saying, nobody told them that they would get sick. young people do get sick. we've seep young people sick, get sick and we've seen young people even die. >> reporter: in california, the governor shutting down indoor dining and bars in san diego and five other counties and stepping up enforcement on businesses. one doctor warning tonight -- >> if we all don't get our acts together, then there's really no place in the country that

mr. mcgovern and co-chaired by chris smith, vice chair chris smith have work worked hard with hearings to call attention to all of this. the commission on human rights, a former chair of this committee, in a bipartisan way, has called attention to all of this over the years, since tiananmen square, leading up to 1987 and including that. what is so sad about it is that the chinese regime thinks that they can act with impunity in repressing the spirit of democracy. 2 million people turned out against the extradition law, 2 million people, that's a big crowd in the united states. but when you understand it was 25% of the population of hong kong, it's just almost anybody who could go out, showed up, against what the chinese reggie was going to do. >> house speaker nancy pelosi made a rare appearance this morning at a house foreign affairs committee. members discussed the implications of china's national security law in hong kong. you can watch that hearing tonight starting at 9:00 eastern here on c-span. >>> the house foreign affairs committee holds a hearing on thursday on the firing of stev

it violates the bipartisan agreement and i would urge my le'seagues to support mr. co amendment, and i yield back. chair lowey: ms. lawrence is recognized. here we areare -- once again, some of my colleagues continue unwanted attacks on a program that provides critical health care for millions of americans across this country. i said last week, but apparently i need to say it again. women's reproductive health is health care. health care is health care. and health care is a basic human need. result of this amendment were to pass is simple -- women across the country would lose access to health services, including millions of women who would lose access to their only provider for health care. this administration's cruel have x gag rule would devastating effects on women in michigan and across the country. were18, 40% of patients title xd, meaning these -supported sites may have been there only access for an affordable source of health care. i stand here again perplexed why my colleagues completely disregard the health care, or women's access to health care. as we sit he

before i call the next speaker, i think we have mr. co-stenza, are you back on the line? >> yes, i'm back. [speaking foreign language] [speaking spanish]. gracias. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> operations, may i have the next caller, please. >> hello? >> yep. hello, caller, go ahead. >> my name is alona. i'm a resident of san francisco and also a teacher in the city. i am calling with everyone else to demand the defunding of the sfpd in this year's budget. we ask for those funds to be redirected for public health, housing, reparations for communities that are targeted by policing, imprisonment, including black, people of colour, communities and the unhoused. it is completely ridiculous that the [indiscernible] facing $26 million to cuts. it does not reflect on our city well. and also it does not make sense for us to be funding our police to deal with the people and our communities who are in crisis rather than ignoring the roots of those crises in the first place. reforms have been attempted in the past and it has not worked. it's been ineffective and the funds need

and i've been mr nice me one of exxon's co-founders claire farrow. when did the idea of the blood of our children. we were already suffering a genocide because of. the impacts of pollution so we're trying with this action to get people to understand that it's that it kills people and that it kills people now it's already killing people it's not like something ahead in the future. and i tried to talk to him as we make our way to downing street i want to know why they confront the political establishment in such drastic way. we think it's simple and direct it's a couple months because it's only i think a state led internationally that's going to make a meaningful change to the situation when so we're trying to represent the kind of visceral reality of death and suffering which has already started to cause around the world in which it will close in the future. the procession is designed to feel like a funeral march it comes to a stop and the crowd full silent. this is the moment of mourning children our grandchildren and our young people here today. mak

mr. president, don'trae a co- consr of covid.ne doimple thing: acknowledgeri to an people that vid exists, it is a major prlem, >> brangham: but later at the white house, press secretary kayleigh mcenany called mr. cttrump's statements "l." >> the president was noting the fact that the vast majority of americans who contract coronavirus will come out on the other side othis. of course he takes this ve seriously, of cour no one >> brangham: meanwhile, ia i pas, new cases in la for most reported infections globally. the country acknowledged more than 24,000 new infections in the last 24 hours alone. officials had to postpone plans to reopen the taj mahal this week. for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham. >> the mayor of atlanta has tested positivfor covid 19 but hasn't shown any symptoms. we'll take a closer look at the racial disparities later in the program. in the day's other news, chicago suffered one of its bloodiest holiday weekends yet. 17 people were shot and killed, including a seven-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy. 70 more people were wounded by gunfire. an additional 1200

m grateful to our co-chairs, mr. gallagher and senator king and i look forward to our continuing work. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. thornberry: i con to reserve. mr. smith: i do have one additional speaker, if you give me just one moment. >> mr. speaker, i'm pleased to yield one minute to my colleague and next door neighbor from the great state of washington. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. >> twoff my amendments were included and i would like to speak for a moment about their important taps. the department of defense transfers like hoses and vehicles and aircraft parts to u.s. service. this equipment is distributed on i-first-serve basis. my district is seeing extreme fire events. but washington state does not access to this equipment or analysis of the program to make sure the equipment goes to where it is most needed like washington state. my second amendment supports women. who continue to experience underemployment and unemployment. this happens too o

mr. rothfeld is also the co-author of "the fixers: the bottom feeders, crooked lawyers, gossipmongers, and porn stars who created the 45th president." mr. rothfeld, it's really nice to see you. thank you so much for making time for us on this busy night. >> thanks for having me. >> let me start by asking you in all the reporting that you've done about the hush money case and the michael cohen case, has it seemed to you that there is a state prosecutor's case to pursue here in any element of that scandal? >> very potentially because it was really obvious once we learned about how michael cohen was repaid for the stormy daniels payment after the election, in the sense that the trump organization created a phony scheme to give him back the $130,000 that he paid stormy in addition to other money and also for taxes, by disguising it as legal services, which the federal prosecutors said he never provided. invoices, we discuss the this before. this was all put into place with potentially a fake scheme. so there's implications for business records, for tax violations, all sorts of things that the