magnificent dominique dawes. on. >> can you put this into perspective for us? you competed in three olympic games. so at this point, this far out from the games, what would you, what would other athletes be doing to prepare right now? >> well, they're going to be in the zone. they 24 are two months away fro the olympic games. they're preparing for championships, olympic trials and definitely not trying to pay attention to everything that's going on on the sidelines with regards to the olympics possibly being canceled. i couldn't imagine being in the shoes of these athletes preparing for tokyo. >> do you think that's hard? i know they're trying to ignore this possibility that the games aren't going to happen. but how do you -- how would you keep that out of your mind? do you think they're able to entirely push that out of their heads? >> i think they are. olympic athletes, they're not only physically tough but emotionally strong as well. and so we have this sense about us that we can really stay focused, get in th

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first of all, they don't always hold the way the world would expect them to dawes hamas is a terrorist organization. and it is backed by a terrorist state, iran. >> cease-fire for a terrorist organization is a reset opportunity. there are two things at play here. the internal issue between israel and hamas and then all the world aspect involved including the u.s., iran. you can't server the actions of the biden administration or the trump administration from what and why it's happening now. taking a position even on the israel or palestinian conflict or two-state solutions. those are two different things. you don't have to fully support what israel is doing in settlements to understand it is an ally and has to defend itself attacked by hundreds and thousands of rockets on its civilians. go ahead. >> harris: just quickly former ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley was on with me this week and she said they are testing. hamas is testing president biden. quickly and we'll move to the next thing. what is your thought on that? >> well, when you send them money and you tell iran we'll lighten

be leading the world in bringing people together, not simply supplying weapons to kill children in dawesimply to put more more military support for israel, it is to bring people together. >> jesse: after days of waiting, they are getting around to condemning the anti-semitic violence. taken to twitter to call it "despicable." do you agree that the biden administration is supplying weapons to kill children in gaza? >> juan: i don't think that they are intending to cause violence against civilians, but i think that that is the argument, jesse. to my mind, you know, we have to be very clear here and not confuse anti-semitism with legitimate criticism of debate about israeli policies. that's a separate issue. that's not anti-semitic to say i'd diss to have her with israel's policy is, you have the debate among jewish people including bernie sanders about what israel is doing and how it conducts its policies. you have aipac versus j street in terms of the jewish american community are taking different positions, so there's nothing anti-semitic about it is matt criticizing israel. the larger i

hearing competing narratives for sure but it reminds me of a shooting in texas by the name of genevieve dawescer who was later acquitted of any wrongdoing as she was moving in an opposite direction from the officers and so the problem that i see for the family in getting justice is what is in the officer's mind? what was his perception because while the family may think their loved one didn't pose a threat, great deference is going to be given to the threat to the perception that the officers are going to put forth. more importantly i think the family should get their wish in terms of the d.a. recusing themselves as well as judge who reportedly was okay with the shooting of trayvon martin and so to avoid any inference of impropriety both need to go. >> joey, the district attorney said that deputies fired their weapons when brown's car, quote, made contact, unquote twice with one deputy, you know, but the lawyer just said they didn't see any footage like that at all, in fact that brown turned his wheel to avoid hitting and also that he was driving away after the first shots were fired by the s

. >> i want to show our viewers a description of the planning and pre-daw events on monday, may 3rd,you were talking about. this is from a washington police department film, and it's entitled the whole world is watching. >> monday's tactics called for civil disobedience at 21 areas. they were broken into two areas, traffic circles and the bridges. mayday leaders felt if these were blocked during early morning rush hours, government business would be stopped. >> we're going to see to it that the thousands of government workers who have a right to go to work peacefully are not interfered with by those few militants who in the name of demonstrating for peace abroad presume they have the right to break the peace at home. >> pre-dawn washington was quiet. >>ul be back very shortly. >> the task of keeping the bridges clear of demonstrators was assigned to federal troops allowing more policemen to be assigned to demonstration targets. at 4:30 a.m., inbound computer traffic on washington bridges was heavy but flowing normally as federal employees sought to avoid rush hour disruptions. ♪♪ >>

thank you so much for joining us today, dominique dawes. >> thank you for having me on this morning. i appreciate it. >>> cnn's coverage will continue right now with poppy harlow and jim sciutto. >>> very good thursday morning. i'm jim sciutto. >> i'm poppy harlow. this morning, we wake up to nine of our fellow americans murdered in yet another mass shooting in america. yesterday, as many of you may have been cooking breakfast for your kids, commuting to work, walking your dog, these are the nine people, fathers, mothers, sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, who became just the latest victims of gun violence in america. the nine people that you see listed on the screen with their ages were going to work at a san jose light rail yard and never returned home to their loved ones. >> what a mix of people. different backgrounds. so familiar. i don't know what to call it. call it a tragedy, but it's almost a daily tragedy in this country. in no way is this an anomaly. it's become normal. in just the past week, 26 people have been killed. at least 17 mass shootings. 17 in one week. murdered.

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tarion assistance to a dawes in-depth perrett neat we must act to bring the middle east peace process back to the right track. implement relevant united nations resolutions and. reconfirm more support to the 2 state solution it's obvious without a chast settlement of the palestinian question there will be no true peace in public stand israel that's well as in the wider middle east region and for. security council president for demands of may try and i will continue to push this occurred a council to take prompt actions and to speak. as more now has pointed out a few minutes early we must take actions and in the current crises and to do especially with the new political dialogue and china will continue to work closely with now we tunisia and other members to seek for the adoption of a statement at the security council and we have announced about that and we will continue to work closely with all the security council members we sincerely hope doubt all members. are efforts for that i think you. the line myself to the joint statement made on behalf of china tunisia and norway and made by

don't tell us that the border is close, dawes beasley is not.n is with us, how much would that cost? >> a one-year expansion is going to cost $110 billion according to one estimate but making it permanent the tax foundation would cost 1.6 trillion just over the first decade of a being put in place, democrats are already using mother's day as a way to hike the extra cash coming to mother's bank accounts reminding moms to file their taxes so they can cash in on the extra money president biden not only beefed up the child tax credit but made the cash upfront for families every month, now democrats want to make that permanent, biden has agreed to extend another four years so far but he is facing pressure from the left to go all the way, the ctc six a group of democratic lawmakers is pushing legislation on capitol hill to make the monthly cash payments here to stay. we talked a lot about this the big concern from conservatives is a way that this paid out this is cash deposited into people's bank accounts every single month in that process be put in p