not in case as usual in boston federal court due to the covid-19.re the 24th parents to admit guilt. loughlin will plead to one count to commit conspiracy and wire fraud under the agreement. she gets two months in prison. giannulli's agreement calls for more time, five months. both on conspiracy count. both agreed to fines, probation, community service. additional charges of bribery and money laundering would be dismissed. the pair paid half a million dollars to the scheme's ringleader to create phony profiles to get their daughters into members of southern california crew team though neither was actual rowers. they had pictures showing them posing. defendants will serve prison term reflecting their perspective roles in the conspiracy to corrupt the colleges admissions process which are consistent with prior sentences in the case. thus far 19 defendants have been sentenced, two coaches, 1parents. they faced a range ever sentences from home confinement to nine months in prison. the judge doesn't have to stick to the terms of the sentencing. the sente

the lead and keep it meanwhile the nightmare she's in of would be champion for our driver said boston federal continued when he and his team me shiela clear collided during the 1st lap of the race to force an early retirement for both. red bull driver max 1st step and began in the front row on the starting grid with hamilton kept up the pressure on the brits but it was then passed in the latter stage of the race by hamilton's team mate paul terry booked us. and that's how it ended with hamilton winning it followed by his teammate booked us for a mercedes 12 with her stop in a red bull taking 3rd. quarter we had a year it is but it's great to be back up here and to be driving in to be driving at the at that point of the just kind of performance it's hamilton's 85th career when edging ever closer to me kyle schumacher is record of 91 grand prix victories but the biggest record hamilton is after is trying schumacher world champion 7 titles the bridge has won 6 so far and so far both are still leads this season but hamilton is right behind. and here's a reminder of our top story this hour. early

2020 season next month things did not go according to plan for ferrari and german drivers of boston federal in barcelona federal a 4 time champion suffered engine trouble as ferrari just stomped on the track leaving the crew confused even climbed out to take a look but to no avail ferrari haven't won a championship since 2008 they say they will investigate the failure. of filmmakers currently competing at the berlin international film festival have their sights set. on winning the top prize the golden bear but the city's real bare stars have just been handed awards of their own twin panda cubs in the berlin zoo receive new toys and by the looks of it pitt and paul are making the most of their new thinking. they're so cute they're up to date now on news that marian evan stand from me and the entire team here in berlin and thanks for watching. they were forced into a nameless mass. their bodies here to. the history of the slave trade is africa's history. for power and profit plummeted and entire continent into chaos and violence. this is the dream.

for snacks so bosnian muslims and bosnian serbs and croats and it separated the country into a boston federation where muslims and croats live and the so-called republika srpska which is predominantly serb and which is where most of the genocide happened and now this part is alleged completely by genocide deniers by separatists and it's very difficult for people to even return to their homes i'm also from this part of the country but i can't go by. because i just drove past one time in my life after the war and there was a giant poster of the convicted genocidal mass murderer my bitch on the city hall so it's very difficult and also in serbia the president of serbia and the entire political leadership also deny the genocide and many of them were even part of milosevic the regime are you worried with what you've just described to me are you worried that something like the genocide in srebrenica 25 years ago could happen again of course it's a daily topic in bosnia because now because we have 3 presidents and one of them is one of these serbs separatists who also denies genocide or even openly cel

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employees, including five executives, charged with aggressively cyberstalking a couple just outside boston. federal prosecutors say the group, including the company's director of safety and security, targeted the couple, who published a newsletter sometimes critical of ebay, allegedly mailing them disturbing items like this bloody pig mask. >> these deliveries included fly larvae and live spiders, a box of live cockroaches. >> reporter: federal investigators say the defendants then lied to police about their involvement and pretended to offer the company's assistance with the harassment investigation. >> ebay executives were not merely unhappy with the victims' coverage, they were engaged. >> reporter: ebay today in a statement saying they "do not tolerate this kind of behavior" and "apologizes to the affected individuals." the now former ebay executives and a contractor are charged with conspiracy to commit cyber stalking and tampering with a witness. they have not yet entered pleas. david? >> stephanie ramos, thank you. >>> president trump late today would not confirm reports but strongly suggest

have some formula one now world champions mercedes say they will consider signing german drivers boston federal for next year old saying their loyalty does lie with their current drivers but the saddle would could be an asset to any formula one team for his an els a fettle would leave at the end of the year when his contract spiers he joined ferrari in 2015 after winning 4 world titles with red bull 0 ever he has struggled at the italian team and had seen his position as far as number one threatened by teammate chelsea cook. this is state of the news live from berlin i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks much for being here don't forget to get plenty more as social media on all of these stories and more bye bye. the lifeline a connection to. the mineral spirits the coccyx of. along the canadian amazon. the river still finds its natural to use. the conus government has been trained to develop the region. to the horror of environmentalists indigenous peoples close off. long. ago india looks for signs of nature in the mega city of delhi odd here there is plenty of pollution and little enviro

eric rosengren is the president of the boston federal reserve bank. thank you for joining us today.omaine: thanks, mike. great interview. coming up on this program, we will talk a little bit about some of those retail earnings we got earlier today. we will break it down with joe feldman. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: one third of small businesses stopped operating and another 11% expect to fail in the next three months if covid-19 conditions persist. our colleague emily chang, spoke with sheryl sandberg, facebook coo, about these devastating numbers. survey a planned this few months ago. when we first thought we were launching a we expected a completely rosy picture for small businesses, but that is not what we found. what is so important for people to understand, small businesses are the engine of job growth in our country. two thirds of jobs created before coronavirus came from small businesses. shared,istics you just a third not operating at all, 11% expect to fail. one of the numbers that jumped out at me, half of small business owners do not expect they

eric rosengren is head of the boston federal reserve, one of the 12 banks that make up that system.d morning to you. >> good morning, margaret. >> brennan: now, you are program, the mrt poamn days now. this is about $600 billion worth of four-year loans for mid-sized companies so they can get credit. when do you expect that money to start going out the door? >> i think money will go out over the next two weeks. as you highlight, this is a program that is just starting up, so we're expecting to have the loan documents up this week. we then have to register the banks and then we're going to be ready to start issuing the loans. >> brennan: do you expect this to be up and functioning, you said, within the week, but to be perhaps a little less rocky than the p.p.p. program, the paycheck protection plan that congress had rolled out? >> it is a very different program than the p.p.p. program. the p.p.p. program was primarily a grant program. this is a loan program. beve been working on itard, ad. any indication of what kind of industries or companies will come to you to ask for this money?

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the president of the boston federal reserve said the exact same thing. they are definitely going to be the last things that can open and i don't think how they can open before we have a vaccine at the earliest, fall of 2021. i think i'm being realistic about that possibility. they are people of all ages and some people with comorbid continues, heart busy, problems that put them at very high risk. so i think what i said, a realistic possibility. and people, part of the problem is, we're talking about opening up the economy in a month or two. and people don't realize that has to be phafazed very slowly you have to be sure you have the right fa from a structure. you have to have a fair amount of social distancing. maybe it's treatments and a good vaccine. then up we can go back to normal. we are not going to be precovid normal until the fall of 2021 at the earliest. and people who talk about conferences in the fall of 2020, don't know -- aren't really being realistic. and it's not just zeke emmanuel. and the internal hhs documents and the white house task f

(train horn blows) >> narrator: in boston, federal prosecutors prepared the case against insys.ized crime. (people talking in background) fred wyshak, renowned for prosecuting mob kingpins like whitey bulger, was brought on to the case. ♪ >> well, the racketeering statute, the rico, was passed in about 1970, directly aiming at organized crime, the mafia. t now we were abindict the whole organization. for example, the winter hill gang in boston. we did a classic investigation. we started at the bottom of the pyramid and we started taking out the bookies, and the loan sharks, and the drug dealers. get those individualto cooperate, and that was a key to our success. >> narrator: now they would try nath insys, methodically moving up the organizatchart, closing in on john kapoor. >> alec burlakoff, he had built a trap for himself. you know, coming in and talking to prosecutors for four or five hours on tape and lying, he ha created this piece of evidence at, uh, you know, was going to be devastating to him if he nt to ial. (waves lapping) >> i made the decision to plead and i'm going

two weeks ago, the boston federal issued a study and it looked at family wealth or liabilities, for familiesn boston. now, you think about this a bunch of super rich people in boston and your middle family income in boston essentially is $247,000 a year. your black family in boston is eight bucks. let me say that again, $8, right? you do not get those types of inequalities unless you have serious institutions pushing things in this direction for many years at a time. bread line, access to credit, unable to access the financial system, policing is just one part of that. so, of course, this is tied into it and the particular form of anger and moral outrage, which i think is utterly justified in the united states today the in the current process. >> you know, in the book, you and eric have a number of very interesting proposals. i guess we'll call it policy proposals for national wealth funds, the dual interest rate. direct transfers to household income. which i think are quite novel and provocative and persuasive in many reexpects, but how is that then played out against what you just said. yo

reporter: boston federal reserve president eric rosengren, thank you very much.u heard there, peaking at 20% for the unemployment rate. coming back, not the v-shaped we're indicating but we'll get rebound. record unemployment saying back in 2022, possibly. back to you. neil: his words certainly carry weight. edwards thank you very much. my thanks to the boston fed president. also letting you in on the slow-go the boston fed president touched on. airlines are proof of that. they will be flying obviously. they will not be flying at full capacity. that you will get used to it. in fact jetblue is making it clear that that middle seat that has been bone of contention for some carriers, blocking it off. you don't have to worry about it. no one will be sitting in it. jetblue ceo after this. ♪ ♪ look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a millio

but two weeks ago the boston federal reserve looked at net family wealth or net assets versus liabilities now families in boston. now your obvious white family, a misleading argument. a bunch of super rich people in boston so pushes it up a bit. like the median. your middle family income in boston singhly is $247,000 a year. your black family in boston is eight bucks. let me say that again. eight dollars. you do not get those types of inequalities unless you have serious institutions pushing things in this direction for many years at a time, redlining and property, access to credit, natural to access the financial system, policing is one part of that. so this is tied into it and the particular form of anger, and moral outrage, which i think is utterly justified in the united states today is what we see in the current protest. >> in the book you and eric have a number of very interesting proposals. i guess we'll call them policy proposals for national wealth funds, dual interest raise, direct transfers to household income, which i think are quite novel and provocative' persuasive. but how

now, case in point, you look at boston federal reserve district. manufacturing actually picked up, but only two manufacturers say that sales dropped because of the coronavirus. one retailer said that inventory was hurt because of production issues in china. you look to the san francisco fed district where the virus is largely been rampant in this country in seattle. i should say the hardest-hit area in this country. they're dealing with a drop in airline travel. a drop in demand for aircraft from southeast asia and difficulty getting parts for solar manufacturers. so not a lot of pain in that district either. ii want to stress that overall manufacturing activity continued to expand across the country and consumer spending which has been the lynchpin of this economy actually picked up last month. now lastly i just want to note that one other concern of companies aside from the coronavirus is actually the presidential election. now the federal reserve will use the information in two weeks when they formally meet for a policy meeting and determine whe

eric rosengren, boston federal reserve president says the unemployment rate will end the year about 7.9%. we won't be back to 3 1/2% unemployment for years. listen. >> i think it is at least three years, probably longer. i think the risk of inflation picking up very quickly is quite low at this time and the fiscal stimulus is really to make sure that we don't get a sustained period of very high unemployment. we're seeing the duration of people being unemployed is starting to be longer and longer. and the number of people that are permanently employed has been increasing. it is now approaching four million people. so that is a disturbing figure because the longer we have people out of the labor market or unemployed for extended periods of time, the harder it will be to get back to full employment. reporter: the federal reserve changed its framework recently. this allows it to go average of 2% inflation, allowing the economy to run high, moderately high for some period of time. this is what rosengren believes i was moderate. listen. >> so the longer that we're below 2%, presumably if you w

about two weeks ago the boston federal reserve issued a study, and it looked at net family wealth, basicallyetses and liabilities for families in boston. your average white family, think about -- this is a misleading -- [inaudible] you've got a bunch of super rich anemia boston, so it -- people in boston, so it pushes it up. essentially, it's $247,000 a year. your black family in boston $8. let me say that again, $8, right? you do not get those type it is of inequalities unless you have serious institutions pushing things in this direction for many years at a time. the red-lining of property, access to credit, unable to access the financial system, policing is just one part of that set of institutions. so, of course, this is tied into it in a particular form of anger and moral outrage which i think is is utterly justified in the united states today is what we see in the current process. >> it's, you know, in the book you and eric have a number of very interesting proposals. i guess we'll call them policy proposals for national wealth funds, dual interest rates, direct transfers to household

treading carefully when it comes to opening these programs there were documents put out by the boston federal reserve that showed the process by which you would get a loan from the main street lending facility. contrast that with the ppp program that was sort of launched quickly and to its credit but haphazardly banks were concerned about whether or not they could disperse the money because the documents were there i think it learned a lot from ppp. on the one hand you haven't launched these programs and there's a lot of fire power left in them. trillions of dollars worth of fire power in addition the treasury secretary has another i believe the last count was $295 billion worth of lending in municipal bonds and main street lending depending on how that program works and what the need is for it >> we'll keep our eye on that. it's a good way to get into what the discussion may sound like. let's bring in mike santoli on a day, mike, where we not only have to worry about calendar issues and seasonality, but the different ways the powell exchange will affect the markets versus what we think about

boston. >> the federal government needs to step in and help the hospitality workers that are worried about their car payments, their food this is desperate, desperate times. >> reporter: her unemployment insurance runs out in four weeks. >> what do i do after four weeks it's a constant worry every day. >> reporter: here in new york city a survey found that 9 of 10 bars and restaurants couldn't pay full rent last month lester >> thank you >>> as europe confronts its own staggering numbers many countries are placing new importance on keeping schools open rather than restaurants and bars here's keir simmons with that. >> reporter: after closing classrooms in the spring many european countries chose to prioritize schools this fall. in paris the lip ert family's teenage son jake is back at school this week after a two-week closure from a covid outbreak >> the track and trace procedure that my school put in place to contact anyone who had been in contact with somebody who was infected, i believe that has worked. >> it's a huge relief. >> reporter: schools that correctly implement five key strate

employees, including five executives, charged with aggressively cyber stalking a couple just outside boston. federalrs say the group, including the company's director of safety and security, targeted the couple who published a newsletter sometimes critical of ebay, allegedly mailing them disturbing items like this bloody pig mask. >> these deliveries included fly larvae and live spiders, a box of live cockroaches -- >> reporter: federal investigators say the defendants then lied to police about their involvement and pretended to offer the company's assistance with the harassment investigation. >> ebay executives are not merely unhappy with the victims' coverage, they were enraged. >> reporter: ebay in a statement saying they do not tolerate this kind of behavior and apologizes to the affected individuals. according to the u.s. attorney, the harassment all took place over a month last summer. the now-former ebay executives and a contractor are charged with conspiracy to commit cyber stalking and tampering with a witness. they have not yet entered pleas. stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. >> roaches

. >>> now, to boston, where federal prosecutors tonight have charged three scientific researchers, accusing them being part of china's campaign to steal u.s. technology. among them, dr. charles lieber, chair of harvard's chemistry department, who allegedly was paid up to $50,000 a month for work that authorities say he lied about. and a boston university engineering student allegedly failed to disclose she was a lieutenant in the chinese military in a separate case. and a cancer researcher was stopped before boarding a flight en route to china, allegedly found with 21 vials of biological material. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the missing children. authorities say they're in danger. and their mother and her new husband, where they have now been found. authorities tonight giving them 48 hours to reveal where the children are. >>> there is news coming in tonight about the u.s. military jet crashing and what the pentagon has now revealed about two servicemembers onboard. >>> and the major airport in the new york city area, the prisoner escaping tonigh

boston federal reserve president is usually more cautious to the downside.not a voting member of the fomc this year. back to you, stu. stuart: thank you very much indeed lawrence. edward i should say. that is negative i would thought for the market. there is no negative impact at this point. he is a non-voting member of course. that news just released literally seconds ago is just hitting the market but it has not yet had a negative impact there. >>> it is official, big 10 and pac 12 have canceled their 2020 college football seasons. huge financial blow to the colleges. they will lose billions on this. we have the full story. >>> the dnc unveiling its virtual convention schedule. i really don't know how they will pull this off. how do you even cover on television a virtual event like this? totally different from a normal convention. martha maccallum will be with us shortly. as for joe biden's choice of kamala harris. here is what president trump had to say about it. roll tape. president trump: she is very big raising taxes. she is against fracking. she wants

but months before that in boston, massachusetts, in federal district court, an action was begun for attorneysrge davis, a shareholder in the edison company in boston. he was suing for an injunction to restrain his company from paying the social security taxes. he argued they were unconstitutional. his claims cited a 1935 supreme court decision. this had to do with the railroad retirement act of 1934. it had established a plan very similar to social security. payroll deductions, matching contributions by employers, all this going into a huge trust fund held by the government. and later, on retirement, monthly old age payments. ♪ but the railroads had contested the law, and the issue went to the united states supreme court. the decision, a five to four decision, was read by justice roberts. he said, "the railroads, though dedicated to public use, remain private property. their assets may not be taken compensation. there is no warrant for taking the property or money of one, and giving it to another. petitioners constantly recur to such phrases as employee morale. fear of old age dependency. the

. >>> now to boston where federal appeals court has overturned the death sentence of boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. the three-judge panel did to the 27-year-old will remain in federal prison for the rest of his life. today's decision comes more than six months after arguments were heard in the case. for his lawyers asserted that intense media coverage made it impossible to have a fair trial in boston. three people were killed and more than 260 others were injured in the 2013 attack. >>> the supreme court has allowed the construction of president trump supporter while to continue while legal challenges play out. the portions and questions are in california, arizona and mexico. environmental groups have petitioned the court to stop the construction of the cases being considered. the trump administration said there would be huge losses if they held the project for legal proceedings. the governor plans to ask to hear the case in early august. the aclu is challenging the $2.5 billion budgeted for the pentagon to construct the wall. >>> and into the weekend we are starting a bran

a very pessimistic outlook from the boston federal reserve he says more stimulus is likely to be neededs a disappointing second half rebound at least one not as rosy as the one when the coronavirus shutdown first happened. he's forecasting double digit employment through the end of the year and says job losses are highest among minorities including low income workers he says, quote, even this dire outlook may be too optimistic. it doesn't include the possibility of a second wave and another shutdown he's looking at the containment for processes in place around the country and says it could lead to a need for a more prolonged, a more rapid recovery if that's what we want, he says requires better containment and he sees substantial risk of reopening toofs around the country. the boston fed is running the main street lending program. he said he's seen a steady stream of interest from the program. 200 have registered. that's a small number compared to the thousands of lenders. i looked at the summary of economic projections from the fed. there's one fed member with a 14% unemployment rate f

call 1.877.only.att >>> in boston, a federal appeals court has now overturned the death sentence of boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. the three-judge panel issue that decision more than six months after arguments were heard in the case . the panel agreed with his lawyers who argued intense media coverage made it impossible to have a fair trial in boston. three people were killed and more than 260 others were injured in the april 2013 attack. >>> and prosecutor will review the shooting of a man and of alejo drive-through. willie mccoy was shot and killed last year at a taco bell drive-through. police say mccoy had reached for the loaded gun that was in his lap. yesterday the solano county district attorney's office said they would oversee the case. more on this case and this announcement, we are joined by michael cordova. thank you so much for joining us. the solano county da, she said ramos will be able to provide a fair review. he is not connected to the case, to this area, but how can the public be assured that this will truly be an independent investigation? >> let me start by s

against six now former ebay employees charged with aggressively cyberstalking a couple just outside boston. federals director of safety and security, terrorized the couple for publishing a newsletter at times critical of ebay. >> ebay executives were not merely unhappy with the victim's coverage, they were enraged. >> reporter: the defendants allegedly mailing them disturbing items like this bloody pig mask. >> these deliveries included fly larvae and live spiders, a box of live cockroaches. >> reporter: according to prosecutors, the increasingly menacing deliveries inspired by this scene from the 1980s comedy "johnny b. goode." but federal investigators say it's no laughing matter. the defendants allegedly created fake social media profiles to harass the couple and traveled from california to massachusetts to surveil them last august. ebay has cooperated with the investigation. they terminated the employees allegedly involved. company's they also examined devin wenig may have played. in a statement they say while mr. wenig's communications were inappropriate, there was no evidence he knew in advan

the couple will stand trial starting october 5th in boston federal court, alongside six other parentsf paying $500,000 in a scheme to get their daughters into the university of southern california jury selection will begin in september. >>> a follow up on a story we brought you yesterday, about the nhl player that suffered a cardiac episode during a game earlier this month jay bouwmeester making his first appearance in his home arena last night since he almost lost his life >> fans, let's all welcome back to enterprise center, jay bouwmeester. [ cheers and applause >> super sweet bouwmeester, of course, got a standing "o" from the st. louis crowd. he was there to watch his teammates take on the islanders. the 36-year-old collapsed during a game in anaheim. he was revived with a defibrillator. he said his health is improving but, for now, he is putting his hockey career on hold. >> good to see him doing reasonably well though >>> how about we go from hockey to baseball. we're not the only ones who descended on florida spring training for the major league baseball season under way here

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disturbing items that several former ebay employees allegedly sent to a middle-aged couple in boston according to federal prosecutors. >> these deliveries included fly larvae and live spiders, a box of live cockroaches, a sympathy wreath on the occasion of the death of a loved one, a book of advice on how to survive the death of a spouse. >> reporter: u.s. attorney andrew lelling says ebay's former senior director of safety and security and former director of global resiliency plus four others, quote, cyberstalked the husband and wife for publishing an online e-commerce newsletter that was at times critical of ebay. >> ebay executives were not merely unhappy with their coverage, they were enraged. one of those executives texted that he wanted to, quote, crush this lady. >> reporter: the fbi calls it an elaborate and relentless campaign to stifle the couple using terrorist-like tactics fueled by resources of the fortune 500 company. they're accused of creating fake twitter accounts to send threatening messages posting the victims' address, encouraging others to visit them and traveling to the couple's hom

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violence or even participate in violence there was a major riot of 50,000 people here in boston where a deputy federalagent was killed and the community here in boston had previously before that moment had been kind of defined by either working through political channels or working to these kind of moral suasion channels that were devoutly pass assist and that was a real changing of the guard moment that kicked off a very violent decade leading up to the civil war. another example of a figure of the book transformed in this period black nationalist martin delaney who had been ready to abandon the united states and create a project to take african americans to make a new nation in west africa can make given the time he was among those who started to rally around Ãhe served and reconstruction government, he backed john brown's raid before that so he had been willing to back an armed coup. this period in the spirit of reconstruction it was really an unprecedented opportunity for social reengineering it ended really tragically and violently especially for african americans in the south and for workers. th

of insys therepeutics, arrived at a federal courthouse in boston for sentencing.op executives, guilty of racketeering, mail and wire fraud, conspiring to recklessly and illegally boost profits from the opioid pain killer subsys, a fentanyl spray designed to be absorbed under the tongue. kapoor received 5.5 years. his lieutenants received from12e the testimony of the cooperated with prosecutors. we talked with alec burlakoff, with the consent of federal prosecutors before he was sentenced in january, but after he had testified about illegal sales tactics at insys, including bribing physicians. >> whitaker: the doctors, are they an easy mark? >> burlakoff: no. >> whitaker: most doctors would throw you out? >> burlakoff: absolutely. and the faster you get thrown out, the better. get thrown out and move onto the next guy. keep going, keep going, and eventually somebody is going to stop and talk to you. and you start to wonder why. i'm a sales representative, i'm not a doctor. the doctor is looking at you, and he's saying to himself, what's in it for me? w.i.f.m. we ca

the program's being administered by the federal reserve bank of boston. y's hearing will have two panels. president eric rosengren, president and chief executive officer of the federal reserve bank of boston, will testify during the first panel. and the second panel will include industry participants. in the absence of a chair, the commissioners have agreed to each have one minute of opening remarks. i will now recognize myself for an opening statement. our commission's pleased to convene this hearing of the main street street lending program. thank you to our witnesses for lending your expertise today. i believe this is a timely and important discussion. i also commend my fellow commissioners. together we have worked in a bipartisan, bicameral way to release three reports and organize this inaugural hearing. i would also like to thank our personal staffs for their diligence in this area, particularly in absence of a chair, and on behalf of all commissioners, i welcome our new chief clerk, amber, and thank you for the u.s. senate for these facilities today

before a boston federal court judge, the agreement calls for her to serve two months behind bars. ld serve five months. the deals with federal prosecutors still have to be approved by that judge. her and her husband were accused of paying $500,000 in bribes to get their daughters into usc as crew team recruits although the girls were not rollers. >> sandra: will be watching for that. meanwhile, new york governor andrew cuomo giving his daily press briefing. >> any time, the mask is mandatory. is not just a nice thing to do or responsible thing to do for the citizen duty, it is mandatory that you wear the mask within 6 feet of another person in public. you don't have a right to infect another person. you don't. look at the constitution, tell me where it says you have the right to infect another person. you don't. so how do we reopen smart? it's up to you, it's up to us, and it's both the beauty of the conundrum of the situation. is wholly dependent on social actions. wholly dependent about social actions. i will tell you the results. the government can say whatever it wants. i canno

boden in the back, in the back of the head, were never disciplined by the boston police department, even though an all white federal jury in court found that they had absolutely no justification for firing those guns. the city of boston refused to pay the judgment awarded by that jury for years and years until political pressure was brought to city hall by leaders of the black community, and there was never any form of criminal investigation of those two boston police officers. and the boden case was never used as a road map of what had to be fixed in american policing. it took 40 more years of unarmed black men and women being killed by police, shot in the back, shot in their homes, 40 more years of black bodies lying on the pavement in broad daylight in places like ferguson, missouri for hours on end while a community watches knowing the capital punishment just came to their street in the person of a man of a badge playing the role of prosecutor, judge, jury and executioner all at once. it took 40 years and the invention of video cameras that fit in everyone's pockets. video cameras have done more to discipline p

. >> reporter: douglas hodge walked into a federal courthouse boston today after admitting to paying total of $850,000 in bribes to get four of his children into usc and georgetown as fake athletic recruits. a judge ordered him to spend nine months in prison and pay a $750,000 fine citing his repeated and enduring criminal conduct. hodge told the court i have in my heart the deepest remorse for my actions. i know that i unfairly and ultimately illegally tipped the scales in favor of my children over others, over the hopes and dreams of other parents. hodge, the former head of a global investment firm, was among the highest profile names caught up in the scandal which rocked higher education and hollywood. felicity huffman already pleaded guilty and served less than two weeks in prison. lori loughlin and he husband are fighting the charges arguing ts to usc were legitimate donations, not bribes. they are expected to go to trial in october. >> the most egregious offender, mr. hodge, only got nine months in prison. that may very well inspire one or more of the remaining defendants to ro

president jaya belton are of meddling in law enforcement so as you're more a step down after boston or of the federal police chief he says the president wanted to choose a replacement he would be willing to give him inside information of nora's says the allegations are baseless fire lover see if it is said he on the police or feel that oh there was talk about my interference with the federal police if i can change a minister then why can't i according to the law change it director of the federal police i don't need to ask permission from anybody or anyone in the pyramid of the executive power in may to set a prison in argentina have staged a rooftop demonstration demanding more protection from provirus it's after dark tested positive for the disease prisoners at the jail and one is demanding to be transferred. india is easing some restrictions in its coronavirus lockdown neighborhood shops setting non-essential goods have been allowed to open but only at 50 percent capacity shops in busy areas miles and inflation hotspots will remain claims thousands of people in australia and new zealand of stood ou