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secretary alston and i have moved the cleat to overcome set -- inertia. we have discipline processes and government structure. our fiscal year budget will provide early in situ act -- into our 50 chick approach. it will support defense research, development, testing, and evaluation funding. this is -- we -- where the nation's security needs are no longer being met, the budget provides a phaseout optimized. and it will it will set a sustainable shipbuilding plan to ensure our maritime capability out matches any competitor. the request will modernize our nuclear deterrent and invest in long-range fire capability. and it will leverage the pacific deterrent initiative and ensure that the united states builds the concept, capabilities and posture necessary to meet challenges posed by china. our global posture review and national defense strategy effort now underway will guide further changes. but even now we are consenting innovation at the department to develop new operational concept and capabilities. we are embarking on learning marked by experimentation an

. >> major general alston and carter -- colonel millie when he helped to stand up the first battalion of the afghan forces so as he mentioned today, there's over 300,000 afghan security forces now which speaks to the great work that your soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines have done over the years. and that is larger than the military of a lot number of countries but they have been operating principally, providing much of their support on their own in recent months. we are hopeful, y'all want to see the afghans succeed and again, once our roles change here a bit, we will continue to invite support in terms of logistics and financial support. we will focus on our over the horizon ct capabilities. >> time for a couple more. back to the phones. phil? >> just a clarification, secretary austen, or their orders to withdraw all u.s. contractors? another's orders to withdraw all u.s. troops and for general milley, do you have any estimate on what will happen to nsf attrition rates following the u.s. drawl? thanks. >> we will responsibly retrograde all of our capabilities that we are respon

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. >> alston had a specific vision, remind people of emotion during the early day of protests. >> we aremory, and the offering itself calls people into a place where they remember where we were, they remember where they were, and they are then commissioned to continue the work of racial stice. >> itas like an embrace that pulled people back to the time. >> exactly. >> alston hopes to raise fds for a permanent place large enough to fit all of these offerings as well as a traveling exhibit, but she has been deliberate from the source of that funding. she chose not to take money from the city of minnesota. >> when i look at the story of the lynching of george floyd, i see a city employee on city time that killed a man. >> it is holding those two contradictions, it is saying, can we trust you? >> the city's director of arts, culture, and the creative economy said the killing of george floyd broke down the trust between the city, local artists, and the residents. >> looking at what happened, it really was a sense of despair on my part in seeing all of that hard work really disappear with the

mark alston, thank you so much.> thank you. >> be sure to tune in tonight when cnn takes you inside the mission to give the world a shot with the new film "race for the vaccine". here's a preview. >> three out of four of the mice that were dosed with one microgram were protected against viral replication. >> the lab work was led by k kizzicorbett, just 34 years old. >> i was interested in coronavirus because most people were not. you want to build a niche and tap into uncharted territory. >> she first came to nih as a summer intern in barney's lab. >> i asked her, where do you envision yourself 10 or 15 years from now? she said, well, i would like to have your job. so that was unique in my years of interviewing students. >> at the start of 2020, when she was running a tiny research team of mostly students -- >> in the case of sars-cov-2, which is the ace-2 receptor. >> kizzi could not have guessed that she would soon be leading the charge against a global pandemic. >> wow, what an inspiring story. be sure to watch "

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biden: madam vice president, secretary alston, secretary mcdonough, general milley, goldstar familiesamericans. we are gathered at this sacred place, in this solemn hour, to engage in the most fundamental of undertakings, the right of remembrance. we remember those who gave their all in the service of america. in the service of freedom. in the service of justice. to remember their sacrifice, their valor, and their grace. remember their smiles, their loves, laughter, their vibrant and transcendent humanity. for while we stand among monuments of stone we must never , forget that each of these markers for those known and unknown here in arlington, and far beyond, represent a precious life. a son, a daughter, a mother, a spouse, a sister, a friend, a neighbor. for those who mourn a loved one today, jill and i have some idea of how you are feeling. our losses are not the same, but that black hole you feel in your chest that sucks you in, we get it. i know the pride that you felt seeing your loved one where the uniform of our country. and to the pride or they felt wearing it. our son, beau,

ireland's robbie henshaw that the crucial try for leinster in the pro 1a rainbow cup over alston.eason beating willis whitefield 15-13. season beating willis whitefield 15—13. thanks to a penalty and golden point extra time from martin. halep is in a race to be fit for the defence of her title. they confirmed today the injury that forced her to pull out of the italian open is a test. she will certainly miss the french open which started ten days' time. wimbledon begins on the 20th ofjune and halep is defending champion from her victory in 2019. last years tournament was canceled. and that is just about all the support from us for now. hello if you're waiting for a prolonged warm, dry spell of weather your way to set to continue. this weekend looks quite turbulent. and there will be plenty more heavy, thundery downpours. on the atlantic satellite picture you can see this big pipeline of cloud just ploughing its way from west to east. you can think of this line of cloud as something of a barrier. it's keeping the warm air away from our shores. that air will lift temperatures across

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biden: madam vice president, secretary alston, secretary mcdonough, general milley, goldstar familiesamericans. we are gathered at the sacred place, in this solemn our, to engage in the most fundamental of undertakings. the right of remembrance. we remember those who gave their all in the service of america. the service of freedom. the service of justice. remember their sacrifice, their valor, and their grace. remember their smiles, their lives -- loves, laughter, their vibrant and transcendent humanity. while we stand amid monuments of stone, we must never forget that each of these markers for those known and unknown here in arlington, and far beyond, represent a precious life. a sudden, a daughter, a mother, a spouse, a sister, a friend, a neighbor, a brother. for those morning a loved one today, jill and i have some idea of how you're feeling. our losses are not the same. but that black hole you feel in your chest, that sexy women -- that sucks you in, we get it. i know the pride that you feel in our country. and the pride they felt wearing. our son, beau, and his service in the na

emily alston held up her five- week-old son near the glass of the gorilla exhibit, and kiki the guerrilla get enough. the family says kiki stared at that newborn for five minutes. kiki is also a mom. she gave birth to her fifth child in october. >> kiki looks like she has some tips, some things she wants to say. >> that's what it is, isn't it? did you see, my favorite part is when her eyes, but the end. >> that's what i'm saying. give me the baby. >> what are you feeding that child? those are the toys you got? no, no, no. i have some newspaper back here. that's what the kid like. >> i felt it, i can feel that from kiki. >>> did you know i was part of the marathon yesterday? >> tell me more about this. >> i ran a marathon. i ran the last two miles. my friend did a marathon all by himself. >> and you did what? >> i ran the last two miles with him i golden gate park. >> okay, friend, i'm proud of you. that was really good. >> isn't that nice of you? >> i said the whole thing? okay. >> congratulations to mitch. can you imagine running a marathon and there's no other marathon runners around yo

toronto's alston matthews league leading 40 of goal of the season to help the toronto maple leafs beatthe montreal canadiens 52 at all the sports mystery thank you so much peter and thanks was a result we're back in just a moment we'll have much more of the day's news coming your way see you then. but the tourist terraces of the football ultras what club loyalty come in violent confrontations when i was young when there was a football match we were crying because the fans would go crazy but in indonesia one group of revolutionary supporters has taken a stand against male aggression with a carnival most display of peace and unity just firms who make football old truism angels on al-jazeera. hero and humanitarian. or traitor and rule criminal. bolshie you know me general who defended sarajevo against attack by serb forces. al-jazeera world looks back at the life of the late you'll find giving. me a for my long. visit lights made look like a city from the sky but they're fishing vessels just outside of argentina's exclusive economic zone the united states launched operation southern cross

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have already spoken to secretary alston about this. he is eager to be collaborative. >> that is led by ntia. >> led by ntia. absolutely. they have to drive the bus and coming up with that strategy. >> sometimes, the role is to manage the commercial spectrum and ntia managing federal spectrum come into conflict. how do the fcc and ntia work in partnership? >> i will tell you quickly, this is a priority. i've already reached out to the acting chair of the fcc. its relationship -- it is relationship, collaboration, better mapping, better data, and as i said, ntia leading in concert with the whole of government strategy. >> thank you. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> at this time, the chair recognizes the congresswoman of new york. we are not buying that phony background. [laughter] >> i knew you were too smart for that. my queens, new york city yard. thank you so much, madam secretary. congratulations. thank you, chairman and ranking member, for convening us today. madam secretary, i wanted to ask you, you serve as a culture of the white ho

proponents of more aggressive purging alston -- often propose comparing state voter roll lists to various databases like other state's lists. these lists are often incomplete or out of date. the protocols used are deeply flawed. as a result, eligible voters often improperly are flagged for purging. the result of these distorted comparisons are frequently used irresponsibly to support exaggerated incisions about the integrity of voter rolls. all in 2019, texas attorney general ken paxton tweeted the capital letters voter fraud alert claiming that almost 100,000 registered in texas were not eligible based on a voter roll comparison to drivers license records. that was false. in a week, it was clear that many of these voters were naturalized citizens who it already confirmed citizenship. in harris county alone, this translated into about 18,000 of the 30,000 voters flagged. in an audit of the randomly chosen name, really -- revealed no noncitizens. the impact was of profound concerned. over 80% of texas as naturalized citizens are black, latino, or asian. the aclu and the case was settled wi

the fact is that previous nominees like kyle duncan, howard nielsen, rosie alston, mike park, and countless others were opposed by democrats because of the clients that they represented. at the same time there is a growing hostilities of fair representation on the left with student radicals saying not everyone needs representation and liberal activists seeking to penalize law firms representing clients with wrong positions, so-called wrong positions on social or political issues. as a wise man said recently it can't be one set of rules for republicans and another for democrats. i plan to look at candidates records including their legal advocacy on behalf of clients. the far-left group demands justice -- demand justice which seems to be in charge of judicial selections in this administration says that you can tell what kind of judge someone will be by their clients. they strongly support judge jackson and judge jackson-akiwumi because their time as federal defenders were apparently because for them to pursue social justice rather than follow along. of course i hope not and it's not an accusa