and the reason that we don't seen as i'm slowing in, please, because miss danielle was not willing to be even what luck be an open or prime minister and be from it because what he has in mind and this is what makes people feel that enough is enough that he is always concerned about his personal future building himself. i'm going to jail and i want to ask you, you sort of said, you know, people feel enough is enough. there have been for elections since 2019 you to real political instability. how do every day as radio feel about this development about having this coalition in power? i would say that they is sweet and sour. taking myself, you know, i, i never tried to hide my resentment of them. you know, he's ideology, he's conduct his 1st analysis. but you know, i'm not going to say, but no, i'm talking to you came i seen that and the story day. but to tell you that bennett as 5 minutes, that is my ultimate dream was be far from true. and i think people from there i feel they feel even betrayed by benefits. that for the 1st time he goes was he joined the hour an hour. busy about the or

a significant moment on the israeli political scenes, but still a little premature to say that miss danielle, his days are over. paula, thanks very much for taking us through all of us. our team bureau chief in television hall and sneer. let's indeed stay in the city to love to welcome onto the program a mirror or in mirrors at the fence political commentator. welcome to you a mirror with tonight's developments. is there any way the coalition won't be in the us really government to think? well, polish leaders caution, certainly in order because we get seen so many upheavals and tell about over the last 2 and a half years that nothing is out of the wrong of the problem. but if we put aside discovia because the water should events and unless it manages to torpedo the new government, it will come into being no more than $10.00 to $12.00 days. and why it is true that it doesn't seem as c for longevity is going to be told mark. nevertheless, it managed to bring about the unifying principle of ousting nathan. you know, this is worked everyone in the off position which is now going to be the new co

now he might not have that afterwards, but ask anyone here they will tell you that miss danielle, as an opposition leader will remain very powerful and he will work and make sure that this new government will indeed it starts working. will have a very difficult time, he will try to block everything at every turn. so they've been, you know, is not out of the political scene. he's just at the moment it seems out of the seat of premiership. harder. thank you very much indeed for the time being. we'll see bill in is a former israel minister of justice. he joins us by skype from television. thank you very much indeed for being with us as it seems to the presence of us that it will be the chair of a party. and if tony bennett will be as ready promised 1st and then you will alternate how, how will this work? do you think it took us to the mechanics of it? why did you the president, we don't know yet? a situation in which a medium and small parties are forming a coalition. a has never happened before, and they will not be in italy always be there around but they and didn't. the main glue of

this time the chair recognizes miss daniels for five minutes. ms. daniels: thank you chairperson butterfield and to the committee and health and administration on the subcommittee of elections to hold this hearing discussing how voting restrictions prevent voting. i have more than two decades of expertise. i have dedicated my career to free and fair access to the right to vote. it's appropriate to have this discussion with the onslaught of legislation with the intent making it harder to access the vote. my testimony will discuss contemporaneous challenges to the right to vote with disproportionate impact on votes of color and the need for federal legislation to protect the right to vote. we've been here before. we have seen this type of voter suppression, this is through our history. from when only white male property owners were allowed to vote to the passage of the civil war amendment, where during reconstruction black men were able to elect person to locals, state, and federal offices. historians said it was the first time we witnessed a multirac

miss daniels, you know that it is not a partisan issue. i agree with you.restricting our citizens right to vote is not partisan, it is on american. i ask unanimous consent that the need for congressional action to secure the right to vote for all citizens by the racial equity and collaborative be added to the record. chairman butterfield: without objection, the report will be received. >> thank. i yield. chairman butterfield: at this time, the chair will recognize the ranking member of the committee, rodney davis. >> thank you you, mr. chairman. miss longoria, just recollect, i want to make sure i heard something correctly. harris county did not solicit any private funds from mark zuckerberg, correct? they were unsolicited? >> i think that is incredibly misleading, sir. mark zuckerberg was part of a foundation and a nonprofit organization -- [crosstalk] -- across the country, so we were able to receive funds from that nonprofit. >> mr. chair, can i get some more time if i am not able to get a simple yes or no answer? did harris county solicit this foundatio

danielle: yes. candice: --mike found a rare day care slot for dannie at little miss nancy's preschool in oakland. d care is probably the most essential service. nancy: oh, 96.9, high five. female: yay. nancy: yay. danielle: yay. candice: if you didn't have miss nancy right now, what would that do to your life? mike: i would have to go back to where i was a year ago, and that just is not an option. it can't be because it's just such a terrible place to be. nancy: this is a young african-american single dad with a two-year-old that life is hard. ♪♪♪ nancy: life is gonna be hard for him anyway, and we all know this. ♪♪♪ candice: according to a portland state university study, single dads battle social stigmas "that they as men, should not have full in some cases, "the absence of the mother was a barrier to getting services." jo the day care worker in particular was like, "what're you doin' here?" i'm like, "i'm here to get my son." like, "well, don't his mama don't wanna do all this?" candice: many parents like mike and john say they simply can't survive without child care. female: okay, here you go.

pet shop owner daniel howard narrowly missed getting shot. i was able to hit the deck. right on time. i was grazed by a bullet and think i'm thanking god every day that i'm still here. it happened outside shipyard canine supplies on in this avenue at about 4 45 wednesday afternoon. san francisco police say someone in a car pulled up to a security guard and another man on the street. the guard works at a cannabis shop next door, the car rolled up on them stopped right in front of my store, and they just began shooting. the two ran into the pet shop to get away. the guard stumbled into a display table and then made a bee line for the bathroom. and they ran in trying to get away from the gunshots. and you know, during that process, my store was just riddled with bullets. the guards soon came out of the bathroom and realized he'd been shot in. the arm was like, hey, d i'm hit. i'm hit. i call somebody do something the guard was taken to the hospital. san francisco police say the shooter took off in a car. howard and his family have run the business in hunter's point for abo

danielle lao. the 24—year—old missed the 2019 tournament with a back problem and she's now ranked just outside theahn in a match that didn't finish until 20 past 10pm in the evening. the american was a 2—6, 7—6, 8—6 winner and will now play compatriot sloane stephens in the next round. katie swan, the british number eight, also lost her first round match. scans have shown geraint thomas hasn't broken his shoulder after crashing early today in the tour de france, but he will be reassessed in the morning ahead of the fourth stage. the 2018 champion disloacate his shoulder on stage three and it was put back in by race doctors — he managed to rejoin the race and avoided losing much time. last year's runner—up, primoz roglic, also crashed and lost 95 seconds. there were several more incidents, including this one at the stage finish — tim merleer came through it all to win the stage, his team—mate and fellow belgian, mathieu van der pool, keeps the leader's yellowjersey. and that's all the sport for now. for everything else, you can head to the bbc sport website. hello there. it was another pretty disap

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opens fire outside a pet shop in san francisco's bayview hunters point, pet shop owner daniel howard narrowly missedetting shot. i was able to hit the deck right on time, i was grazed by a bullet and think i'm thanking god every day that i'm still here. it happened outside shipyard canine supplies on in this avenue at about 4 45 wednesday afternoon, san francisco police say someone in a car pulled up to a security guard and another man on the street. the guard works at a cannabis shop next door. the car rolled up on them stopped right in front of my store, and they just began shooting. the two ran into the pet shop to get away. the guard stumbled into a display table and then made a bee line for the bathroom when they ran in trying to get away from the gunshots, and you know, during that process, my store was just riddled with bullets. the guards soon came out of the bathroom and realized he'd been shot in the arm. was like, hey, d i'm hit. i'm hit. i call somebody do something the guard was taken to the hospital. san francisco police say the shooter took off in a car. howard and his family have run

san francisco's bayview hunters point pet shop owner daniel howard narrowly missed getting shot.right on time, i was grazed by a bullet and think i'm thanking god every day that i'm still here. it happened outside shipyard canine supplies on in his avenue at about 4 45 wednesday afternoon. san francisco police say someone in a car pulled up to a security guard and another man on the street. the guard works at a cannabis shop next door. the car rolled up on them stopped right in front of my store, and they just began shooting. the two ran into the pet shop to get away. the guard stumbled into a display table and then made a bee line for the bathroom when they ran in trying to get away from the gunshots, and you know, during that process, my store was just riddled with bullets. the guards soon came out of the bathroom and realized he'd been shot in the arm. was like, hey, d i'm hit. i'm hit. i call somebody do something the guard was taken to the hospital. san francisco police say the shooter took off in a car. howard and his family have run the business in hunter's point for about

danielle lao. the 24—year—old missed the 2019 tournament with a back problem and she's now ranked just outside theshoulder after crashing early today in the tour de france, but he will be reassessed in the morning ahead of the fourth stage. the 2018 champion disloacate his shoulder on stage three and it was put back in by race doctors — he managed to rejoin the race and avoided losing much time. last year's runner—up, primoz roglic, also crashed and lost 95 seconds. there were several more incidents, including this one at the stage finish — tim merleer came through it to win the stage, his team—mate. and fellow belgian, mathieu van der pool, keeps the leader's yellowjersey. for everything else, you can head to the bbc sport website. but that's all the sport for now. hello. best place for the drier and sunnier weather during the first part of this week certainly in scotland and northern ireland. over the blue skies out in the highlands on monday, temperatures lift to a very pleasant 25 celsius. and we will see similar sorts of temperatures in southern scotland on tuesday. england and wales, though,

missed a fortune. quoted in the piece is daniel lap lapp is joining us now thank you for being with us. the piece talks about roku's ambitions in content thousand. we with know it is a streaming giant but more and more pushing in to kept especially with the acquisition of quibi but can it really compete with the giants in this space >> thank you for having me today. it is a pleasure to be with you. i would say roku has executed very well over its history and clearly has now gone into the direction of acquiring very specific and very extra teenlgic k platform and as you mentioned made the quibi acquisition i think as long as roku is careful about building that content portfolio and now alienates its great content partners, i think it can su succeed. and can continue to execute. and they have recently raised a significant amount of capital and that is rumored to be primarily for content. >> how does it make that argument, how can it be both a competitor and also a contributor, what does roku need to tell its partners right now >> think about can didly what spotify is doing in terms of con

danielle lao. the 24—year—old missed the 2019 tournament with a back problem, and she's now ranked just outside theter she'd done so welljust to qualify for the main draw, but the british number eight lost in straight sets in her first round match to the american 23rd seed madison keys. spain are into the quarterfinals of euro 2020 after one of the most extraordinary games of the tournament against croatia. spain had given away an early lead through a calamitous own goal, their goalkeeper unai simon completely missing that back pass. but the 2012 winners recovered and went 3—1 up, with chelsea's cesar azpilicueta among the scorers, only to give up their two goal advantage in the last ten minutes. a last—minute croatia equaliser sent this match to extra time at 3—3. but in the extra period, back came spain again. they scored two more goals to go through 5—3. well, spain will face the winner of tonight's match in the last eight. world champions france playing switzerland, with that switzerland never having gone past one of the first round of the knockouts. but the swiss have taken a shock lead. they

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geely is exploring its fundraising option after backing away from missing on shanghai's nasdaq style board. and since becoming c.e.o. danielberg his confidence about consumer demand in china. daniel: what was decided that we will seek the opportunity to be listed in stockholm, nasdaq stock exchange. but we didn't have any time requirement. we believe with the market and its regulators we will come wit. >> will you be looking for evaluation -- valuation above daimler? >> we cannot say. we are targeted to beat daimler because of the g.e. investment stake. but we have a very good valuation by the market. >> and an i.p.o. in september of this year? >> we will see, you know, the communications between our team with the regulators and also potential investors. and we don't have any pressure on the time line. but we believe we can move quite fast. >> could you make apple's car? >> i think-the-possible -- it's possible new car development ideas. >> including apple's car? >> the apple car itself, smaller cars with all the best features with connectivity, shared mobility and to provide the best user experience. >> ok. have you or an

daniel hawkins with you to sunrise . welcome to the progress of the us government has said it's drooling up yet. another round of and you russia sanctions miss happening despite largely beat messages. having emerged between the put in blood and summit, which took place just 4 days ago. a rush is foreign ministry spokesman has condemned the move saying moscow will be forced to retaliate. we have always given a consistent response to legal actions of the united states. it is strange that some people in washington enjoy this obstacle course so much. american idealogues have revealed themselves, they need all of the fuss around the supposed poisoning as a tool for solving the problems of their own non competitiveness. it is a surprise and you know, given this latest twist that we're seeing right now, it seems that you know, the relationship between russia and the us. they are not going to improve anytime soon. in fact, they can get even worse, because jack salad the u. s. national security advisor has just said on seeing that they did that biden's administration is preparing new sanctions against moscow. we are preparing another package of sanct

missing and 24 injured in. southern rushes from the province followed. he declare a state of emergency ah law for moscow. thanks for joining us. on our team tonight salon. daniel, who will util. sunrise? welcome to the program. america is celebrating it's new june t holiday marking the end of slavery in $865.00. the supreme court, though, has also just rule that 4th child labor in africa is not something us food johns, are culpable for elaborate. franco takes up the story. the question is, slavery still something that troubles america today? well, here comes the answer from the president. remember, the moral stain, the terrible toll. this slavery took on the country and continued to take. so what's there to be done about that? as an athlete, you can take the knee and the name of black lives matter. as an activist, you can campaign for the reparations, for the ancestors of those who suffered or were killed as president, you can declare, june the 19th, or june pings as federal holiday. that's exactly what the president did earlier this week. as the supreme court, you know, what else happened at the same time? the u. s. supreme court ruled american food giants be

missing too much. but engineers, raphael, almo, with the stability of the complex 3 years ago. the news long for moscow, thanks for joining us tonight, and all the international. daniel hawkins with util. sunrise, welcome to the program. the kremlin, has blossomed reports alleging abuses by russia military instructors in a central african republic. incentives on reports by the un security council obtained by the new york times excuse me, my russian military advisors could not and did not participate in the killing. so robberies. this is another lie. well, a pretty strong denial to some pretty serious allegations. the charges here all that russian mastery is deployed in the central african republic killed civilians. they do 2 homes and even show wash. suppose in a mosque we're hearing this via the new york times from you and investigators who penned to report that's already been submitted and ready. in fact very it took me discussed by the security council. now these legit abuses atrocities really are said to have taken place in january and february of this year during an operation to drive rebels out of several towns. now what is the proof full, a power, a bat of pho

of people remain missing that and to me as res villamore, with the stability of the complex and 3 years ah, life for most goes on for joining us not, you're not in financial, i'm daniel hawkins with utah sort right. welcome to the program. the kremlin has bloated report financing abuses by russian military structures in central african republic. incentives and a report by the un security council obtained by the new york times to me, my russian military advisors could not and did not participate in the killing. so, robberies, this is another lie. well, a pretty strong denial to some pretty serious allegations. the charges have all that russian mastery is deployed in the central african republic killed civilians. they looted homes. they even show wash. suppose in a mosque we're hearing this via the new york times from you and investigators who penned to report that's already been submitted on already in fact, very intimately discussed by the security council. now these legit abuses atrocities really are said to have taken place in january and february of this year during an operation to drive rebels out of several towns. now what is the proof full of power a bat of pho

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missed opportunity. tom: orville shelf graces your pages this month. he has seen five or six chinas since world war ii. his perspective on the future of president xi's china? danielof the great observers of china and chroniclers of china in the united states. looking back at 100 years of the communist party, china is going to have a big celebration marking its history. it will try to tell a very particular story of what the chinese coming's party is and what its history looks like. when orval looks back at this as somebody who has lived it very directly and chronicled the very powerful the last several decades, he sees a much more complicated story than the one xi jinping is going to try to tell us the summer. orville is very sad about the course of china and the lack of access the people like him have to a country they have traveled in and lived in for many decades. he sees a more uncertain future then that triumphant clear certain image that xi jinping is trying to pervade. also a degree of hope that there will be changes in china. jonathan: always good to catch up. the situation is not changed as far as the u.s. and the rest of the world. the u.s. and europe,

i agree with danielle, this is material the notion he will retire that phrase but i think there is a bit of a miss match between what the fed is saying and what the facts are. unemployment disproportionately fallen on low income workers. what inflation do? it disproportionately punishes lower income households. secondarily we know for a decade the fed has not reached their 2% target. you can argue on cyclical inflation basis, like tech spending has kept inflation down but i don't know why we think the revision in the inflation rate from 2.4% in march from the fed to 3.4% now is not important. he said inflation came in higher than we expected. so that makes someone like me very uncomfortable that the fed is trying to manage it like a laser focused solution and they really haven't been successful historically in doing so. charles: danielle, i warrant to pick up on that point because i thought it was a great question that suggested okay, 3.4 is a shocking number particularly coming from 2.4 the last time you gave us these projections but if you start to look at how much inflation we've already seen,

missing here and a ball is getting dropped. >> reporter: i did speak to district attorney chase boudin tonight who told me his office filed a motion to detain daniel couch on may 24th. and that the courts denied it. i'm kate larson for abc 7 news. >>> rainbow push bay area organized this event in chinatown and reverend jesse jackson in san francisco showing his support for the community. he spoke with faith leaders about ways to bring together asian and african-americans. jackson is a longtime supporter of the aapi community and is commonly referred to as the great unifier. >>> all this week here on abc 7, we have been talking about the significance of juneteenth. now an emmy and peabody award- winning journalist is sharing an idea designed to give all of us a new perspective on the conversation around race. michelle norris is the founder of the race card project and she's writing about her experience in this month's issue of "national geographic" magazine. in 2010 michelle posed a question. asking people to share their thoughts on race in just six words. she received more than half a million submissions from all 50 states and 96 countries around

daniel. rescue workers say they are searching with "every bit of hope" for survivors under the rubble of a collapsed florida apartment block. more than 150 people are still missingtoreys of the champlain towers collapsed, almost 160 residents disappeared beneath the rubble in seconds. only a handful have been found. as of today, one victim passed away in the hospital and we�*ve recovered eight more victims on site, so i am confirming today that the death toll is at nine. theirfamilies can now only pray for a miracle. at the local church, the priest read the list of parishioners missing since the collapse. hugo and angela velasco. a quiet seaside community now ripped apart. yet, while hope remains, the families and survivors are clinging to it. one churchgoer�*s family had a miraculous escape and are struggling to comprehend how their small apartment is still standing. i have a lot of survivor's guilt on this, you know? why me, and why not my neighbour from 604? she was a lovely lady and i hope to god they are going to find somebody but, man, if you saw what i saw, nothingness, and then you go over there and you see all the rubble, how can somebody survive that?

daniel hardiman mccartney. he'll explain how to spot the often missed signs of glaucoma that could save your sight.s for the morning. that forehand but she has the news forthe morning. i that forehand but she has the news for the morning. i though at first you are talking to me. is there something on behind me? i missed all of that. we are inside centre court. the roof is on and the covers are off as carol did the commentary earlier this morning. it feels quite normal, quite familiar. if you had been to wimbledon before and you are lucky enough to come this time, it will be reassuringly familiar. there are significant changes because of the restrictions that are in place. wimbledon is expecting 50% capacity and by finals weekend they hope to be up to 100%. here at sw19, some things will look the same everything looks the same at wimbledon — manicured, pampered, perfect. but take a closer look, and this year almost everything is different. this, for example, is where people would normally queue, camping overnight to get tickets. but because of social distancing rules, there is no camping. there is n

and own again in our prior meetings and miss hiedi does not live in this neighborhood and we don't want you here in this neighborhood. thank you. >> my name is danieli'm living about one block away from the dispensary. from the san francisco social club. i'm calling in support of relief. is it i'm a medical patient and medical cannabis patients and you go back 10 to 20 years there were few options for one of us and relief was one of them. i don't think anybody says there are too many coffee places here or there's too many restaurants here and the truth of the matter is, that, it's not true what people are saying about crime. it's the opposite. every study is shown crime is decreased. every study is shown that kids use around those dispensaries are no different than anywhere else. these are just stigma myths. please, support hiedi and say yes to this dispensary. thank you. >> hello, catherine, tired marine, proud member of operation evac and thanks to this dispensary helping out operation evac, we need this opened again. we've been really, we started out meetings there. they have compassion in their hearts for disabled people and a lot of the places

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