six votes for president and 60 votes for vice president prentice -- vice president pence. >> we are going to do a group photo. thanks for coming out. >> c-span's washington journal, everyday. we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day and discussing policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, economic policy institute talks about how the pandemic has workforce andca's why robust covid-19 financial relief measures are needed. then the author and washington times national security correspondent with the latest in the investigation of democratic congressman eric swalwell's reported ties to an alleged chinese spy and chinese espionage efforts in the u.s. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. quex coming up live on tuesday, a senate subcommittee looks at the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the entertainment industry, emma challenges facing artists and venues and supporting industries. that's at 10:00 a.m. on c-span. on c-s

they're expected to be punctual disciplined responsible and practice good hygiene usually want to prentice per course gives up but those who finish almost all find permanent jobs and earn $2.00 to $5.00 times as much as before. this is huge in 6 months to be able to double your earning potential or to multiply it by 5 that's huge so 1st of all this surprised themselves you know. they view themselves differently and i think when you view yourself differently that invites other people to also view you differently. isn't shy any more she makes $100.00 euros a month she knows how to cook and she loses confidence sometimes at her mother's expense. and you know what i did today my bread turned out better than yours. what are you going to do when you don't. be a chef and have my own restaurant. instead of your own restaurant then. yes then i'll be the boss has. is almost proud to show her mother the burn she's got working in the kitchen after all there's no shame in losing a battle with a hot oven now and then. and i think. she's such a brave cow she's always had big plans but i just couldn't aff

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-- awe prentice.'s a famous thought experiment that comes from a research institute of what's called the paper clip maximizer. you know, it's fictional -- [inaudible] imagine a paper clip factory, you buy this a.i. and you say we really want to increase the output of our paper clips. unfortunately, this thing is so good that it basically turns the entire universe into paper clips including yourself and your loved ones. so, you know, that's a little bit caricatured, obviously, but that is, i think, the kind of thing that people that work on alignment are worried about. it's not a system going rogue,, it's not a system deciding that humans need to be exterminated, it's a system in a sort of poignant way trying to do what it thinks we want it to do but realizing, you know, we realize perhaps all too late that we weren't quite specific enough, you know? and, again, the sorcerer's ace prentice, ng missouri das, one of -- missouri das, one of these things. part of what solving that alignmen problem would me

que este grupo anda a la comunidad detalles durante los grupos 30 minutos >> noticiero telemundo prenticechristian las protestas por un fin propician la revisión de tácticas en la nación a nivel local el consejo se reunirá esta tarde para discutir la pasión de un comité para la revisión de estándares en el uso de fuerza policial también el consejo se reunirá a las 7:00 de la tarde y pueden hablar de protestas y reformas una de las propuestas sería formar un comité independiente para ver casos de abuso potencia policial >> de camino investiga los setos de la madrugada de este domingo de acuerdo con el reporte los agentes salieron ilesos después de que un vehículo disparará >> vemos que es lo que ocurrió >> los hechos ocurrieron la madrugada del domingo a las dos 22 cuando dos oficiales transitaban en una patrulla en la autopista ocho 80 dirección sur en el boulevard en pantalla >> cuando de pronto personas en un vehículo en movimiento dispararon en su contra alrededor de siete detonaciones >> un 20 años o de 18 de 14 años también a nuestros oficiales recuperaron varias armas >> segundos de

adelante eso es lo que espera seguir saliendo adelante con apoyo de la comunidad >> noticiero telemundo prenticee tenemos los detalles no se los pierda al regresar >> la llegada del verano se avanza con reapertura los aeropuertos del área carne las reglas que planea viajar presta atención para que sepa que hacer en lugar de entregar un boleto de abordaje en papel o en celular debe poner y de ser escaneado y mostrarlo al oficial para que inspecciona >> pasajeros deben poner alimentos en una bolsa plástica y poner parte del resto del equipaje empaque de manera inteligente no lleve boletas con líquidos de más de cuatro onzas use mascarilla o cubrebocas en puntos de seguridad se pide que deje ver el rostro para corroborar si es que tiene preguntas que coronavirus que a menos al número en pantalla o escríbanos >> la comisión de la policía de san francisco aprueba resolución para colocar rateros en todas las estaciones policiacas de la ciudad pero asociación de policías de la ciudad se opone a la idea de que sus abogados dicen que mandaron una carta porque les preocupa según ellos el respaldo a una or

thank you prentice for small we need witnesses. for this reason. two wrongs don't make a right. so whether the house produced this impeachment from a partisan stance or not, and doesn't matter. it is now in the senate. we need to have a fair trial. in order to do that, we need witnesses. moving along, i do feel the president should be impeached. and again this is simply my opinion. i reserve judgment to change my mind after i hear witnesses. but the reason i don't believe he should be removed is because when it all comes down to it, whether we talking about, intent. if president trump, if we can prove that it was his intention, to get the goods on biden, then of course, he deserves to be impeached. but we can't prove that. we can't prove intent. donald trump may not even know his own intent. as to why he took the actions that he did. so empty the man the benefit of the doubt, we may think he is guilty, we may have evidence but the circumstantial. >> all right. >> a person should relight not be punished for sanctioned based on certain financial evidence. give the man the benefit

as i got to the prentice hall parking lot, i saw a student, it turned out to be a blind student who had been tear gassed. i gave him first aid and went back to the edge of the parking lot and was just standing there. and the guard came up the hill toward the pagoda. the right rear echelon of guards turned and fired. i had been in the army so i knew those were real bullets because light travels faster than sound i dove for cover behind a bush and was on the ground quick enough that the guard finished their firing in 13 seconds. i stood up and i remember saying to myself, what should i do? when a student rushed up to me and said dr. lewis, those were blanks, weren't they? and i said no. i pointed to sanny scheuer's body, i didn't know it was her at the time. >> caller: good morning, gentlemen. i was a 20-year-old soldier in vietnam when kent state happened. i was an anti-war activists -- i joined the military to be anti-war, to work against the war in vietnam. and when that happened, i was receiving anti-war literature, and i signed up and i joined vietnam veterans against the war at that

the three phrase prentice laid out and that step-by-step template and we have to start following and get moving as quick as we can. >> shannon: you mention the study with the doctors where the infection rate may be of more widespread than we know that one the the doctors is coming up in a few minutes. i want to get back to the idea of the folks who are protest tasting and the time has come and plenty folks out there who think the president encouraging them are those people being out there are making very bad decisions. here's a little media roundup of the reactions to some of the protests. >> trump's rhetoric which is often racist and anger related, antielitist is the language that excites the sort of lower educated a part of his base. >> the president of the united states at the moment of this nation's utmost vulnerability, since world war ii, preached and incited to the people of this country insurrection. >> they have gone from all lives matter to know lives matter. these folks, let's be honest about what they are, they are the fox news confederate death cult probably republican p

this means jobs for hundreds of san francisco construction workers, opportunities foray prentice shipforapprenticeship. approval of this plan will not solve the housing crisis of fully bringing us out of the recession it's a huge step in the right direction. in conclusion, i want to reiterate we support the hub plan. we ask the land use and transportation committee support the plan as well. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker please. you will be notified you are unmuted and you may begin. >> caller: good afternoon, my name is marie and i'm calling to support the recommendation of phasing in the area hub plan except for the three sites until a racial and social inequity analysis is complete. this recommendation is not anti development but it is community planning this is a moment to hold the city of san francisco accountable for correcting the racing planning policies of the past and it's important to have a home during the covid times and any other time. thank you, very much. no planning without us. members of the public can call other the number and i.d. press poun pound and pound agai. press star

. >> reporter: prentice mckenny has been watching these demonstrations closely, stirring memories fromelped lead a fight for fair housing in 208 days of marching. these images seared into his mind like coming face to face with two police officers outside the mayor's office. in today's protest, he sees broader diversity. >> part of the universal appeal of this movement is because of donald trump. because people realize who and what he is. >> reporter: here in one of the nation's most segregated cities, a summer of unrest is now part of the presidential race that will test whether protesters have awakened a political movement. >> there are people that are like, i didn't know trump was racist. what do you mean, he's racist. point to something very clear and specific. we can point to this few month presidential election, about how he's treating our community. >> reporter: angela lang founded a group to mobilize african-americans after trump narrowly carried wisconsin in 2016, when turnout among black voters and others substantially fell. since then, there are some signs of change. in april

i also look at h w prentice who was the president of the armstrong corporation and the president of the national association of manufacturers group that really cared a lot about free enterprise. leonard reed who is the head of one of the first conservative think tanks. he is also the author of an essay called " i pencil" which is the autobiography of a pencil which plays a crucial role in chapter six of my book. i also look at people who are better known, but not considered, intellectuals like herbert hoover, the democratic but conservative daniel peck and gail, norman vincent peel, justice luis f powell junior and ronald reagan. figures like that and so forth. what these people did that they were not intellectuals but crafted an enduring political language that, despite extremism, came to stand in for a kind of american common sense. that brings me to my second introductory point which is that unlike the pioneer historian who thought we should write about the joke we do not get -- i will read a short passage. "the best points of entry to penetrate an alien culture can be those where it

that's why my cabinet colleague george eustice and the food and farming minister victoria prentice willneed. i also want to thank the men and women of the military, who have stepped up their work as part of the ongoing response to coronavirus. three raf puma helicopters are now stationed at kinloss in murray. these pumas are working closely with a chinook and a wildcat helicopter from north yorkshire to meet requests for assistance from nhs boards and trusts across scotland and northern england. a second helicopter facility covers the midlands and southern england, working out of the aviation task force headquarters at raf benson in oxfordshire. chinook and wildcat helicopters normally based in yeovilton support the southern areas. these helicopter facilities have been set up to support medical transport across scotland and the rest of the united kingdom. the task force is also available for general support such as moving equipment and personnel to where they are needed across the united kingdom. the kinloss—based support follows the use of an raf transport aircraft working with the sco

prentice, who was the president of the armstrong court presentation. for a group that carried a lot about free enterprise. and leonard reid who was one of the first conservative think tanks. he is also the author of an essay called i pencil, that is the autobiography of a pencil. which is a crucial role in chapter six of my book. i also look at people who were better known, but probably not considered intellectuals like herbert hoover, the democrat and conservative congressman samuel vetting gayle, the reverend norm and vincent peel, lewis f. powell junior, and ronald reagan. what these people did, they were not intellectuals but they crafted and enduring political language, that in spite of its extremism came to stand in for kind of american common sense. that brings me to my second introductory point, unlike the pioneer and cultural pioneer who taught that cultural historian should talk about the joke we don't get, i will read the short path itch, the -- when you realize that you are not getting something a joke a proverb that is particularly meaning

he's in an ad as a runaway prentice. you get the idea. he eventually settles in greenville tennessee and opens his own tailor shop there. johnson's tailor shop becomes the place where all the young men who are interested in politics, lots of them, we congregate to talk about politics. johnson takes very forceful positions in support of lower people. of common laborers. some people say, johnson you should run for office. that is exactly what he will do. johnson is largely -- he can't write. he has to learn overtime. it is grammars terrible. he writes very few letters. however, he is a voracious reader and is not down. this guy will rise dramatically from the very difficult upbringing and gets elected alderman, then mayor, state wrap, state senator, governor and u.s. senator. all by championing the rights of the little man. i put this up here because when you do region since letters, they're always full of these grammatical problems and spelling mistakes. we are not doing this to make fun of johnson, but it gives you some sense of who he wa

this means jobs for hundreds of san francisco construction workers, opportunities foray prentice shipforapprenticeship. approval of this plan will not solve the housing crisis of fully bringing us out of the recession it's a huge step in the right direction. in conclusion, i want to reiterate we support the hub plan. we ask the land use and transportation committee support the plan as well. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker please. you will be notified you are unmuted and you may begin. >> caller: good afternoon, my name is marie and i'm calling to support the recommendation of phasing in the area hub plan except for the three sites until a racial and social inequity analysis is complete. this recommendation is not anti development but it is community planning this is a moment to hold the city of san francisco accountable for correcting the racing planning policies of the past and it's important to have a home during the covid times and any other time. thank you, very much. no planning without us. members of the public can call other the number and i.d. press poun pound and pound agai. press star

nbc dropped him from "the amen e prentice" macy's discontinued selling his men's wear collections. >> to other americans and, frankly, other republicans. >> reporter: but solidifying a base especially energized by these calls to build a wall to keep undocumented immigrants out. candidate trump also proposed one of the most shockingly bigoted politics modern politics heard from a candidate, stark discrimination based upon religious observance, unconstitutional and hate-filled. >> donald j. trump is calling for complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> trump was clear, once he got into the white house, he would not back down. >> we have defended other nation's borders while refusing to defend our own. >> he saw his executive order, which was a travel ban on these roughly half a dozen muslim countries and the idea was basically to catch people by surprise to basically create confusion to create mayhem. >> chaos has, of course, rip himed from washington, d.c. and foreign capitals, today, white house secretary sean spicer was complaining the members of the media are unfir

. >> question for mister prentice. and miss hollywood anytime you want to chime in please don't hesitate. i want to give you an opportunity first, let's do that. >> do you want to add to that in any way. >> the written statement you provide the story of tim a veteran a hero from maine why was the department of labor determination not enough for him to qualify >> i think there was a misunderstanding between state agencies and unfortunately we now know that there is a lot of confusion about disability status. ms. miller noted in her testimony that veterans any veteran there seems any benefit at all from the va is exempted from work requirements, we have the head of the food nutrition service who do not properly convey that and understand those regulations, so i think it needs to be distributed and usda has a role to play but then state agency said administer snap in other faith safety net programs have to play a role as well and i think the va can play a part and better communicating that. >> i just want to emphasize tha

they have a appreni, my wavered word from the app prentice. they have many people on the call.hey have many people from every nation. you think just in the case of ukraine, he is a new president. seems like a very nice person by the way. his whole thing was corruption. he is going to stop corruption. we have a treaty, 2001, 1999, a signed treaty we will work together to root out corruption in ukraine. i probably have a legal obligation, mr. attorney, to report corruption but they don't think it is corrupt when a son that made no money, that got thrown out of the military, that had no money at all, is working for $3 million up front, 83,000 a month and that is only ukraine. then goes to china, picks up 1 1/2 billion dollars. then goes to romania i hear and many other countries. they think that's okay because if it is, is ivanka in the audience? is ivanka here? my kids could make a fortune. they could make a fortune. it's corrupt but not even that. it is just general corruption. and the other thing mentioned in the call, something i told mike pence, our great vice president, i wo

that's why my cabinet colleague george eustice and the food and farming minister victoria prentice willtepped up their work as part of the ongoing response to coronavirus. three raf puma helicopters are now stationed at kinloss in murray. these pumas are working closely with a chinook and wildcat helicopter from yorkshire to meet requests for assistance from nhs boards and trusts across scotla nd nhs boards and trusts across scotland and northern england. a second helicopter facility covers the midlands and southern england, working out of the aviation task force headquarters at raf benson in oxfordshire. chinook and wildcat helicopters normally based in yeovilton support the southern areas. these helicopterfacilities have been set up to support medical transport across scotland and the rest of the united kingdom. the task force is also available for general support such as moving equipment and personnel to where they are needed across the united kingdom. the kinloss—based support follows the use of an raf transport aircraft working with the scottish ambulance service to evacuate a crit

this means jobs for hundreds of san francisco construction workers, opportunities foray prentice shipforapprenticeship. approval of this plan will not solve the housing crisis of fully bringing us out of the recession it's a huge step in the right direction. in conclusion, i want to reiterate we support the hub plan. we ask the land use and transportation committee support the plan as well. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker please. you will be notified you are unmuted and you may begin. >> caller: good afternoon, my name is marie and i'm calling to support the recommendation of phasing in the area hub plan except for the three sites until a racial and social inequity analysis is complete. this recommendation is not anti development but it is community planning this is a moment to hold the city of san francisco accountable for correcting the racing planning policies of the past and it's important to have a home during the covid times and any other time. thank you, very much. no planning without us. members of the public can call other the number and i.d. press poun pound and pound agai. press star

this means jobs for hundreds of san francisco construction workers, opportunities foray prentice shipforapprenticeship. approval of this plan will not solve the housing crisis of fully bringing us out of the recession it's a huge step in the right direction. in conclusion, i want to reiterate we support the hub plan. we ask the land use and transportation committee support the plan as well. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker please. you will be notified you are unmuted and you may begin. >> caller: good afternoon, my name is marie and i'm calling to support the recommendation of phasing in the area hub plan except for the three sites until a racial and social inequity analysis is complete. this recommendation is not anti development but it is community planning this is a moment to hold the city of san francisco accountable for correcting the racing planning policies of the past and it's important to have a home during the covid times and any other time. thank you, very much. no planning without us. members of the public can call other the number and i.d. press poun pound and pound agai. press star