after a rendezvous, the p 51 heads for an assembly point. reports of the controller back at guam -- >> pilot to crew. we are to start our climb. >> check oxygen equipment. cliques tell buggy he better get out to his doghouse. >> the crews prepare for the vital business ahead. until they come off target and head home it is all business. >> the central fire control system is warmed up. super human brainpower at the flick of a switch. each gunner flexes his sites and tries a coordinated fire control with a few short bursts to clear the guns. after pushing up the bombers arrive close to assembly point. oxygen masks are adjusted and ready for instant use. which now turn off to wait for the finest return on rally point. lead bombers begin to circle, dropping the new smoke markers for assembly. the project officer observes this tactical plan in action. from various own positions, the group separates. and form on their lead ships. which head for an initial point. the big parade is on. landfall is picked up, along with enemy coastal batteries. -- bec

this is been declared an unlawful assembly, people are not leaving so there will be some sort of push coming to shove here on santa clara street. >> have there been announcements before that? >> reporter: i was walking up the block i couldn't understand what was being said but there were some announcements and then a few minutes ago you might've heard it in the background that the commander of the street units here declared this an unlawful assembly and so police officers will now probably begin using some sort of force, although they appeared to be vastly outnumbered by people standing around. nobody stirring anything, nobody's fighting with police officers at this point, a sea woman burning something now some more shots being fired in my direction so i'm going to get down. >> please stay safe, if you need to touch base with us later on, please do so. >> reporter: yes. >> their shouting commands right now. >> reporter: there putting them out on the loudspeaker now and telling people to disperse and people are not dispersing, there's a write up of police officer and they are on their

aircraft will assemble with b-51s for escort.ke alerts will be dropped for departure from assembly point. one squadron each wing will carry m-47 incendiary clusters. squadrons 1,000-pound gp bombs fused a quarter second nose and tail. altitude of attack, 12,000 feet. planes of 314th wing will carry capacity fuel loads of approximately 7300 gallons per plane, calibrated air speed of 210 miles per hour will be flown by all aircraft on bombing run. radar landfall, 3450 north and 140 east will be the same for all planes to afford a good land water contrast checkpoint. the navy is requested to furnish the following facilities for air/sea rescue purposes, three vessels to proceed to positions x, four submarines assigned to lifeguard duties at position y. two dumbos orbit at station c. super dumbos at the following positions. each section of the plan is double-checked, to supervise certain aspects of planning, lieutenant colonel catan, former lead crew pilot, was recently brought over to staff as project officer. this officer's extensiv

>> next, the chinese president, xi jinping addresses the world health assembly, hosted by the world health organization. he announced china would provide $2 billion over two years to help countries around the world deal with the coronavirus and provide support with vaccines. >> the president of the world , dear delegates, to begin with, i was to say that it is of significant importance for this world health assembly as a him and race -- that he would raise battles coronavirus. while we are facing this global -- cashith -- emergency in the world by surprise, has had over 210 countries and regions. it affected more than 7 billion people around the world and claimed over 300,000 precious lives. i mourn for every life loss -- lost and i express condolences to the degreed families -- the grieving families. the history of humans civilization is one of fighting diseases. the virus does not respect borders, nor his race or nationality relevant. this is confounded by the ravages of covid-19, the national debt international community has not flinched. people have tackled the virus had on. around the

world health assembly hosted by the world health organization. he announced to china would provide $2 billion over two years to help countries around the world deal with the coronavirus and provide support for vaccines. president of the world health assembly, director general of the world health organization, dear delegates. sayegin with, i wish to significant importance for this world health assembly to be held at such a critical moment as the human race battles the novel coronavirus. while we are facing the most serious global public health emergency since the end of the thend world war, catching world by surprise, covid-19 has hit over 210 countries and regions. than 7 billion -- 7e around the world, million people around the world and claimed over 300,000 precious lives. i mourn for every life lost, and express condolence to the bereaved families. the history of human civilization is one of fighting diseases, and triumphing over disasters. the virus does not respect borders, nor is race or nationality relevant in the face of the disease. conf

assembly members are now members of the senedd — or mss.pandemic dominates question time. it is clear that the virus is having the greatest impact on those with the fewest resources. it will deepen the inequalities already entrenched by a decade of austerity. and this impact may be more intense in wales due to the age profile of our population and the higher level of deprivation in some of our communities. the first minister was questioned over plans to extend testing and care homes. now, last week, you told us there was no clinical value in extending the tests further and yet clearly that clinical value has now been found. you know that i've raised this issue with the chief medical officer, but the people of wales deserve to know what new clinical evidence the welsh government has actually received? plaid cymru want to test for residents of smaller care homes too. isn't it the reason why you're not applying that policy to smaller care homes is because you don't have the available testing, which means that you don't have the capacity for te

pandemic the world health organization is hosting those talks for the 1st time ever as a virtual assembly but will longtime political rivalries prevent best practices like taiwan's antivirus approach be considered also coming up back to business in italy restaurants bars and hairdressers get ready to welcome back millions who have been under months of lockdown but the government warns italians to proceed with caution and as professional sports leagues around the world take note the german bundesliga restarts of the season without fans in the stands will tell you how the weekend went. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program health experts and diplomats are preparing for days of tense talks with the world health assembly which start in a few hours time the annual meeting is the governing body of the world health organization and should be focused on combat in the coronavirus but disputes between global rivals are threatening to overshadow the assembly it's being hosted at the w.h.o. in geneva but will largely take place online the united states is again expected to attack the organization an

the founders believed we should assemble. if the democrats are successful in allowing a proxy vote to make their own rules, what stops them from making a rule that only certain people can vote or certain members cannot have a full vote, a half vote? nothing. yes, the house can make the rules but they could in the make something different than the constitution says. it is very clear in the constitution from article 1, all through, that the house is upposed to assemble. it will be interesting today even even if they bring the fisa bill and move rule, there will be more republicans on the floor voting in person than there are democrats. whatever the democrats propose to bring up cannot become law. because it is unconstitutional. this is why i stand with the members behind me and constituents across this country in upholding the constitution. , actly -- exactly what we said we should do. the founders believed we should assemble and work just as we have done through every challenge this country had. while other states open up, pel

so, what personal choices would these assembly members make to cut emissions?ting less meat and probably get better cuts. i was looking at electric cars. but, living in a flat, there is no charging places. go with quality over quantity. i would buy clothes that were more expensive and last longer. there is no financial benefit of improving your house more environmentally. it doesn't add value to your house. turning the heating downjust by a couple of degrees and making the kids put theirjumper on. the climate assembly was supposed to have concluded back in march, but then the coronavirus pandemic struck, so, like meetings up and down the country, the assembly has moved to video conferencing. how has the coronavirus changed the way you think? it has proved that a lot of people can work from home if need be. we all know if you stop flying and driving cars, the air is going to get greener, but i think at some point the money will run out. so, will a green recovery be possible? the key fear is that the climate change policies would all be pushed to the background.

he founders believed we should assemble. are successful in allowing a proxy vote to make them own rules, what stops from making a rule that only certain people can vote or have a members cannot vote?ote, a half nothing. yes, the house can make the rules but they cannot make something different than the says.tution it is very clear in the alltitution, from article 1 through the house is supposed to assemble. unconstitutional what the democrats are doing. it will be quite interesting bring up thef they fisa bill and try to move a rule, there will be more republicans on the floor voting person than there are democrats. proposed he democrats to bring up cannot become law. it's unconstitutional. that is why i stand with the members behind me and across this country in upholding the constitution. xactly what we swore we would do. the founders believe we should assemble and we should work, done from every challenge this country has had. up, other states open pelosi continues to try to shrink. t is essential congress continues to me

so, what personal choices would these assembly members make to cut emissions?n a flat, there is no charging places. go with quality over quantity. i would buy clothes that were more expensive and last longer. there is no financial benefit of improving your house more environmentally. it doesn't add value to your house. turning the heating downjust by a couple of degrees and making the kids put theirjumper on. the climate assembly was supposed to have concluded back in march, but then the coronavirus pandemic struck, so, like meetings up and down the country, the assembly has moved to video conferencing. how has the coronavirus changed the way you think? it has proved that a lot of people can work from home if need be. we all know if you stop flying and driving cars, the air is going to get greener, but i think at some point the money will run out. so, will a green recovery be possible? the key fear is that the climate change policies or... would all be pushed to the background. this is a brilliant opportunity tojust restart in an entirely different way, focusin

ioweenliceofrsd peinonce goesp officials can declare it an unlawful assembly because now it's violent and once that happens and police have the green light to disperse the crowd if they will not disperse voluntarily, you can see the crowd is pretty fractionalizing now. it's diminished quite a bit as people got the message once those nonlethal rounds were being fired and hitting people that the police meant business and they wanted people to move back, so people are moving back, that line the police to set up, that do not crossline is holding now and you can see the motorcycle officers behind them as backup, but the crowd seems to have diminished quite a bit. >> a lot of the crowd is really on the sidelines, they are onlookers and they are wondering what's going to happen next, but when we talk we talk to maria medina who was in a position about a block away, she was still in a place where she and her photographer were not in a safe spot to be even able to get out of the news truck, they had seen the cd on other vehicles. where waiting to hear from her, hopefully they relocated and the

so, what personal choices would these assembly members make to cut emissions? go with quality over quantity. i would buy clothes that were more expensive and last longer. there is no financial benefit of improving your house more environmentally. it doesn't add value to your house. turning the heating downjust by a couple of degrees and making the kids put theirjumper on. the climate assembly was supposed to have concluded back in march, but then the coronavirus pandemic struck, so, like meetings up and down the country, the assembly has moved to video conferencing. how has the coronavirus changed the way you think? it has proved that a lot of people can work from home if need be. we all know if you stop flying and driving cars, the air is going to get greener, but i think at some point the money will run out. so, will a green recovery be possible? the key fear is that the climate change policies or... would all be pushed to the background. this is a brilliant opportunity tojust restart in an entirely different way, focusing on more green jobs, retraining peopl

so what personal choices with these assembly members make to cut emissions? less meat and probably get better cuts. i was looking at electric cars. but, living in a flat, there is no charging places. go with quality over quantity. i would buy clothes that were more expensive and last longer. there is no financial benefit of improving your house more environmentally. it doesn't add value to your house. turning the heating downjust by a couple of degrees and making the kids put theirjumper on. the climate assembly was supposed to have concluded back in march, but then the coronavirus pandemic struck, so, like meetings up and down the country, the assembly has moved to video conferencing. so, how has the coronavirus changed the way you think? it has proved that a lot of people can work from home if need be. we all know if you stop flying and driving cars, the airs going to get greener, but i think at some point the money will run out. so, will a green recovery be possible? the key fear is that the climate change policies or. would all be pushed to the background

the california state assembly headed back to sacramto following a two month hiatus which coincided with the coronavirus pandemic. among the challenges, with stores closed residence giat home, ators are dealing with a massive deficit from declining tax revenue. continue throughe fall, ted to expanding vote mail as a safe option for the november election. lawmakers have to addreshalong- standingenges from boosting affordable housing to fighting climate change. >>> joining us is state assembly member david chu, and from the sutter county, james gallagher, thank you both for joining us >> thanks for having us. >> you both returned to work whthis week. is it like to legislate in the midst of a pandemic with masks and protests? >> i think the biggest difference thu notice is the capital building is not populated. it is like a ghost town walking the halls. usually the public is in the capital walking the building obviously different groups are r wanting to petition th government. you do not see that, right? we are still able to conduct hearings and provide public the phone and conference calls

with the assembly nearly complete, a report will soon be submitted to mps. if we get a chance to influence how government policies are made, it's really important that the government hears the voice of the people. the german bundesliga will resume behind closed doors on saturday, becoming the first european league to restart following the coronavirus shutdown. fans and officials from other european countries will be watching closely to see how safety protocols work, and what will it look with empty stands? jenny hill has this report from dortmund. they'd love to pack the stands to welcome football home. instead, these fans will be watching at a distance. "the thrill is gone," he tells us. "football without spectators isn't for me." dortmund's team in training and in quarantine before their match. players and staff at other clubs have tested positive in recent weeks. there's still no guarantee the season won't be called off again. dortmund's amateur pitches are out of bounds but at this children's club we met one of the few people allowed into the bundesliga

and damage the world health organization is hosting those talks for the 1st time ever as a virtual assembly but will longtime political rivals for his prevent past practices like taiwan's antivirus approach from consider also coming up italy gets back to basis and prepares to reopen its borders after months of lockdown but will the tourists return and the corona virus is spreading among homeless people in the u.s. activists say that the resources are there to help them off the streets and reduce the risk so why is it more being done. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program health experts and diplomats are preparing for days of tense talks following starting shortly excuse me at the world health assembly the annual meeting is the governing body of the world health organization and should be focused on combat in the coronavirus but disputes between global rivals are threatening to overshadow the assembly it's being hosted at the w.h.o. in geneva but will largely take place online. the united states is again expecting to attack the organization and its leadership which it accuses of being too l

becca: the climate assembly in march, but then the pandemic struck.e ms up and down the country, the assembly moved to videoconferencing. how has the coronavirus changed thway you think? it has proved a lot of people can work from home, if need be. >> ay t some point the moll run out. rebecca:een recovery be possible? >>e grthill the key here is the change this is a brilliant opportunity to restart in an entirely different way. becca: with the assembly nearly complete, reports will soon be submitted to mp's. lia hopes it will make a difference. >> if you get a chance to influence our public policy is made, it is important the government hears the voice of .ope that was rebecca more the gnerma bturday, becoming tht euroan league to restart following the shutdown. fans and officials from othe european cntries are watching closely to see how safety protocols work and what will it .ook and sound like with empty stands reporter: they would love to pack the stands to welcome foball home. instead, these fans will be watching at a distance. >> the thrill is g

manager welcome to the program health experts and diplomats are taking part in the world health assembly the governing body of the world health organization the focus is on the. an unprecedented challenge for the north shore in a virtual address u.n. secretary general. said the walled was paying a heavy price for its lack of cohesion in responding to the pandemic he also criticized countries that ignored the recommendations and so helped facilitate the spread of the corona virus. also speaking to the assembly was german chancellor and you know medical or renewed her support for the w.h.o. she called for more cooperation among nations to tackle the pandemic here is what she said. grace would say cocoon of you was punin you know i am a desire not going to virus pandemic has shown us that we need to do more globally in prevention research and the strengthening of health systems that's the theme direct isn't that the w.h.o. is the legitimate global organization for health so we must continue working to improve my seizures within the w.h.o. and ensure that it has sustainable financing not. i'

beginning around 2:00, they assembled downtown. they marched about a mile and a half based on what i calculated on google maps. a mile and a half down to 101. when they got to 101, police took up a position, opposite them, opposite the overpass at east santa clara, and that was around 3:15 that we saw the protesters, a smaller group, i guess, than what we saw earlier, that was actually on the street, at eighth and santa clara, moving toward seventh and santa clara, a smaller group, managed to make it out on to 101, and they closed both directions. after police moved in, and began to push the crowd out, that is when we saw the cruisers being defaced. that's when we saw some of the messages being written on to the cruisers that are disrespectful to police. that's when we saw the flat tires. that's when we saw the windows being broken. that's around i would say 4:15. after that, the protesters began to retreat essentially. they managed to come back down santa clara street. so that map, remember, that had the green arrow on it, they we

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the police have already determined it's not a lawful assembly. we have had an assault assault against an officer who is sent to the hospital. we have had damage certainly to the city and that means the officers have to step in, and when the officers have to step in, it's important for everyone to stay home and stay safe. we have been doing -- >> mayor, can you tell us anything else about the officer who was hurt? we saw the video of an officer that was moved and i know you juls alluded to that. do you know the extend of that sfefrs condition at this point? >> i know the officer is being treated. but i don't have any update on the condition. >> any chat with any other siic leaders or religious leaders of moving forward if it does escalate? >> yeah, i have been certainly been exchanges texts with various folks and we are doing all we can to reach out to trusted community leaders who are hopefully step in if we need them to. but we are hoping that everyone recognizes that the better part of valor right now is simply going home. it seems there is a d

this plant, we assemble components and hybrid batteries for ford cars and trucks. for the past six weeks, our employees have been assembling machines to save lives. ,nd as everybody here knows ford has always been a family business. but it is not just my family. generations of ford employees have punched in every day and plants -- at plants like this one building for america and we take that trust very seriously. we have a special responsibility to take care of each other and this country. just like we have done for 117 years. ii, many of our workers went to fight overseas and those that could not stayed to build war machines of all types needed to win the war. plants just like this. in fact, president roosevelt visited our willow run plant a few miles down the road to honor the ford workers producing b 24 bombers during world war ii. ford was called the arsenal of democracy. of theirme grandchildren and great-grandchildren are building equipment to save lives and to protect our medical professionals and first responders. i am deeply grateful to all of our employee

assembly she also pleasure massive funding to fight the virus. in need china will provide $2000000000.00 over 2 years to help with the global covert $1000.00 response and to help with economic and social development in developing countries china will also work with the un to set up a global humanitarian response depôt and hub in china. schools in england are set to reopen on june the 1st they've been closed for 2 months to curb the spread of covert 19 even though the schools will only be open to certain year groups some people feel the opening is happening too quickly as were a challenge reports in london. for 2 months now the u.k. schools have been quiet closed but for the few children of essential workers all other kids have been housebound waiting out the viral storm looking for brighter days and they might be close for england at least a week ago the government's task or leaders like steve chalke with safety welcoming some year groups back on june the 1st in some schools you didn't and you saw one way system using one set of stairs to go up a

hopefully we will see some positive outcomes out of the assembly. thank you. we've heard fantastic stories of those in lockdown taking up new hobbies or coming up with ingenious ways to raise money for worthwhile causes. 0ne holidaymaker in the philippines is using her love of art to fundraise for food packages and other essential items for rural communities there. jasmine barcelona was in the philippines, where her family is from, when travel restrictions came into place. she immediately took up her paintbrush and painted this image of a guardian angel nurse which she has then turned into postcards that have helped her raise more than $6,000 for those in need. jasmine is spending lockdown in santa catalina. she gave us more details about the thinking behind her idea. started doing it mainly with food, fish, beans, rice, coffee, sugar, and a few suites for the kids as well. on our deliveries, we saw that there we re deliveries, we saw that there were a lot of people, especially children, who didn't have lip flops or underwear, real basics. in the ne

dropping the new smoke markers for assembly. the project officer observes this part of the tactical plan in action. from various zone positions, the groups separate. and form on the lead ships of 9 to 11 plane waves which head for initial point, and the big parade is on. landfall is picked up. along with the first flack burst from the coastal batteries. fujiyama, the familiar white beacon marks the return for the official point. it is more heavier and more accurate. and now the first jap snoopers appear, diving head-on into be the formations. some are suicide fighters trying to ram our bombers, and other jap fighters drop phosphorous bombs set to explode in front of the on coming b-29s. our b-51s go after them, and know they are tangling with the experts. the b-51s job is to protect the b-29s, but some of the jap fighters make it through and meet the blast of the bomber guns. the tail gunner pleads for the fighter to come in a little closer. >> from the turn at the point they continue on and get ready for business. flak and figh

the assembly recess will convene -- will convene june 19th and end on july 13th. and the senate recess will begin on july 2nd and end on july 13th. moving on to the may revise, the -- i think the executive director did a good job of explaining the size of the problem. we're pleased that the governor and the legislature have been confronting and the governor's responses or proposed responses, suspensionly a $6 billion surplus and a rainy day fund was what was available for the state to address what is now known to be a budget deficit in excess of $50 billion. without going into a lot of detail, the governor's proposal draws down the reserves, cancels some of the new budget initiatives they proposed back in january, barring from some special funds and reducing some spending in the current year. moving on to transportation funding and how this may revise affects that, we did learn, through the may revise, that they are projecting that gas tax receipts will be reduced by $1.8 billion over the next five years. interestingly, as we bore down into the numbers, turns out

he>> assembly member gall are masks required? >> no, they're not required. we asked the public to wear masks, but they are not required for members. i am practicing social distancing. i do not go within six feet of other persons in the committee room we are parated out an we also have a microphone yo know, coverings so all the surfaces are continually disinfected. there are a lot of safety protocols puin place. >> what has it been like to legislate during this pandemic? >> after seven t weeks of ing in sacramento i'm glad to be back because we have an has been surreal to wear masks everywhere we go. it is not easy to talk through them as we are making our caen on diffissues. i have to admit that i am disappoint that some of our colleagues across the aisle are not wearing masks all the time and i'm going to bring a san francisco mask for james gallagher, as far as the protests, we all understandthe are experiencing. ety people we see it in the districts but that said, unfortunately, too many protests are drivenby white supremacists, anti- vaccine or astroturf

close this out is that the national assembly. it is a concern for president emmanuel michael asked his ruling party light to become. loses its absolute majority herere at the national assembly. it doesn't meaean however that said they were going to be able to pass that rules asked this a breakaway group of mps as night of a full. nor against at the government they just want to have a strong. not comment what's said. explains to us earlier she's part of this group and also the president of the commission for european affairs at the national assembly take a listen. no it's not a really- position- we- but we need to really ecologic of force- in the assembly- it's not can you move mind it's a political group in the s. seventy i. sync it's necessary to on the lines this is a and it's not the opus issue for us it's a forcece- wants to be a constructive. a college's first chance on it is that multi this group is more left leaning even though there are a couple of cents rights politicians but what they all share is a test i have four thr

cut short this year's assembly due to the pandemic. agency plans to reconvene in the second half of 2020 to discuss remaining issues. >> japan's foreign ministry says the coronaviirus is wreaking havoc across the world andnd countries must work together to contain it. the reporttn japan's fofoeign polilicy and its positiion sayse pandemic has impacted the world economically, socially and didiplomatically and internatiol communicationons and cooperatio are key to containing the virus. it mentions chinese president xi jinping's postponed visit to japan as an example of the effect on diplomacy. the visit was to take place this spring. it t notes alall japanesee nati who wanted to return to japan were able to come back from the chinese city of wuhan on government-chartered flights. it says that was a resultlt of close cooperation between the countries. the report also touches on taiwan's bid to take part in the world health assembly as an observer. it says japan has constantly backed taiwan. taiwan lost its observer status in 2017. chinese

from that the world health assembly it's the governing body of the world health organization is usually a fairly. dull event but this year it could be one of the most important diplomatic events of the year because countries are coming together to talk about how they can respond to the coronavirus crossers and there's talk of developing a vaccine or a program to cooperate on a vaccine and tests in some countries want to see that made freely available for all citizens of the world however these talks could threaten to be overshadowed by geopolitics because there's a lot of disputes between countries when they come together at the assembly and hopefully they won't get in the way of countries talking about health shoulder oyo thanks for all your analysis well let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world 49 migrants have been rescued by spain's coast guard off the island of gran canaria the migrants had departed to africa and dany and were intercepted near the coast 35 of them are believed to be miners. u.s. president donald trump has lashed out at his predecessor ba

well off to be idle full most 2 months a major comic is in the us already starting assembly plants well it is a returning to the production line with masks and gloves to protect themselves but as john hendren reports questions remain over the global supply chain and how much demand they'll be so the cars they make america's auto workers returned in the darkness before dawn some enthusiastically my wife's and their smart sons are cops and ready to go let's get this done we've got to do it sooner or later some with reservations not really. but you know they want to get the economy all right. i guess that's the way they want to go in some with open fear i know personally 5 people passed away from us 4 of them work here one work next door. so we're scared employees at detroit's big 3 for general motors and feel that chrysler returned monday to manufacturing plants where the new normal is one part assembly line one part hospital there's 977 and above this will turn red that'll turn red in coming workers temperatures are checked so you get to go through they work behind new barriers with new

is saying that this is perhaps the most important annual assembly in its entire history but it is also happening at a time when the u.s. is defunding the agency so this decision that we're saying now by beijing to commit $2000000000.00 to pandemic response and that surely serves only to highlight that rift is this china trying to set itself apart here. no i think you know if they didn't do that i think they'd be in your response it's a large economy 2nd largest world they've talked about other countries stepping up and there they're doing that as i said china is in a difficult position anything they do is wrong it's either a calculated strategy or nor a problem but i think on balance this is the right thing to do i think you'd agree with well let me ask you then about the response to developing countries because there has been a concerted effort to try to send aid to doctors resources to developing countries particularly in africa i mean this is undeniably an opportunity for them to also tries again some political capital here you know you can look at it that way or you can say that th

i am -- i assume those go to assembly public safety or maybe to assembly judiciary. i don't know how the chairs of those committees are viewing this, so it's very unclear whether those bills will move forward. >> then again, this is democracy, and the legislators are coming back, so i would encourage you to, you know, continue to advocate on behalf of the important bills that you think are gonna move through right now. obviously not all the bills are gonna continue, but if you all as an industry can get together and prioritize, you know, these are the top three bills that we want to see, then it will have a higher chance instead of everybody just trying to, you know, support 5,000 bills. i mean, clearly 5,000 bills are not going to go through this year. >> we appreciate that, certainly. thank you so much. >> just to give you a sense, you know, i have -- and we -- and the senate, we're not like capping members bills, like you can only two five bills or four bills or seven bills or whatever, but we have been, you know, asked to really self-edit and to move bills that a

i am -- i assume those go to assembly public safety or maybe to assembly judiciary. i don't know how the chairs of those committees are viewing this, so it's very unclear whether those bills will move forward. >> then again, this is democracy, and the legislators are coming back, so i would encourage you to, you know, continue to advocate on behalf of the important bills that you think are gonna move through right now. obviously not all the bills are gonna continue, but if you all as an industry can get together and prioritize, you know, these are the top three bills that we want to see, then it will have a higher chance instead of everybody just trying to, you know, support 5,000 bills. i mean, clearly 5,000 bills are not going to go through this year. >> we appreciate that, certainly. thank you so much. >> just to give you a sense, you know, i have -- and we -- and the senate, we're not like capping members bills, like you can only two five bills or four bills or seven bills or whatever, but we have been, you know, asked to really self-edit and to move bills that a

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. >> the south korean president also spoke at the opening of the world health assembly, hosted by the world health organization. here are his remarks. >> delegates from various nations, i find it greatly meaningful to speak before the world health assembly, gathering convened to overcome covid-19 and usher in new hope. first of all, i would like to offer my deepest condolences and words of comfort to the victims of covid-19 all over the world. moreover, my utmost respect and gratitude go to the medical and quarantine professionals in each country, putting themselves at risk to protect the health and safety of humanity.

general assembly via address this hall as president for the final time. let me recounts the progress that we've made a quarter century after the end of the cold. the world is by many measures less violent and more prosperous than ever before. but with millions of people displaced worldwide. unresolved conflicts from yemen.

it a blame game yes that's right but even before we got to this phase where we are that with this assembly taking place there was already finger pointing and blame there was a diplomatic spat between china and australia and that's after a stroke proposed a resolution to look into the origin soon vest to get the origins of the virus now beijing took that personally and it culminated last month in china threatening economic ramifications for strayer but we do understand that a resolution is being put forward that it's supported by around $120.00 countries and that calls for a comprehensive independent investigation into the international response to the pandemic now china isn't opposing that resolution but they're not exactly supporting it either but we understand that that resolution will include the text that calls for an examination into the zoonotic origins of the virus that's how the disease passed from animals to humans trying to says that they do support a comprehensive investigation into the global response but it must be led by the world health organization but only after the virus

take for example recently there are people who are punished under our law for peaceful assembly. calling on peaceful time i mean it is thought to be against the human and that's the human rights come and the beijing one. so gen so says it's about assembly and freedom of speech running says it's about law and order and stability dress what do you think. well i think we need to bear in mind you know the role of propaganda and so what we've just heard from our participant from beijing i think falls in that category i would like to just bring to everyone's attention that china's hong kong and macau affairs office has actually very recently used what you know what i consider a genocidal language such as referring to hong kong's democracy movement as and i you know quote political virus unquote and they have called for the elimination and again a quote so-called poisonous and violent protest and you know this is you know some of the context we need to bear in mind and also the hong kong police force which just has been praised as kind of upholding law and order in fact they have themse

june 1948, the first world health assembly opened in geneva with 53 countries represented. >> the suffering of millions of human beings and scores of countries will be alleviated, and many lives will be saved. [applause] >> quarantine regulations were drawn up to curb the spread of communicable diseases, but the root causes of ill health had to be tackled. >> the only enemy worth fighting are ill health, poverty, and ignorance. >> malaria, a fatal disease, was a top priority facing the organization. in the early 1950's, spectacular successes were achieved through the spring of ddt. in 1955, fearful mosquitoes would develop resistance, the who launched a global campaign to eradicate malaria. the dream was not to be. by the late 1960's, it was clear eradication is not possible. controlling malaria it was a more realistic approach. smallpox, one out of four people it touched died. the rest were marked for life. millions were affected. in 1958, countries started mass vaccination campaigns to wipe out the disease worldwide. to vaccinate everyone on earth proved an overwhelming task. in 1967, the

they are repeating this is an unlawful assembly. you have to disperse. they're holding their signs, some are cursing back at the police officers. kind of an ebb and flow. the police will have their show of force, the protesters leave. the show of force stops it is protesters come back. so it is a very tense situation right now. >> dan, is there the sense that it's building towards something? because we saw a line of police on the move in usefulnenison. and then we saw a huge collection of police motorcycles suddenly arriving at the same scene. what do you think? is it building towards one area? is it just what we're seeing here is where it's all happening in terms of this confrontation? oh. >> sorry. >> what is that? >> what happened here was that someone -- someone threw a bottle at the police officers. and they responded with those -- that riot gun, that gun that shots t shoots the projectiles. you always have some cover, so i'm positioned behind a tree that i can look out, see what's happening, and then if there's something kicking off, i can take my

this is an unlawful assembly, we order you to disperse. that preceded the throwing of the items and then the teargas. >> it's a situation where it's been brewing in america, we've seen it happen here. you watch the happened in minneapolis over the last few days. give me your thoughts on what you're looking at now in san jose. and nothing near on that level at all to be clear. someone that's lived in san jose for years and covered that area, give me your perspective a what you are looking at. >> this is a and wound that's been festering for a long time. this is a physical expression of it. the expression of disillusionment, this impression of disenfranchised night. people are burning buildings not here but people have a lot of things that are pent up and they are venting. venting as part of the american way. of the vandalism is not. that's something that the police chief was firm on. you can vent and express your anger, without tearing things up with graffiti and throwing things, etc. i made this point earlier, just to reinforce the point,

calling on the organization to allow taiwan to participate in today's world health assembly.hat request has been denied as china doubles down on the position against taiwanese sovereignity. president trump sat down with fox news over the weekend, painting a grim picture for beijing when it comes to responsibility for the early outbreak of covid-19. >> we have a lot of information and it's not good but you know the worst of all, whether it came from the lab or came from the bats or came -- it all came from china. and they should have stopped it. >> reporter: some good news today in israel, for the first time since the outbreak began israel is reporting zero new cases of coronavirus. the israelis do update the public twice a day about positive results. so we will wait to see if that number increases later in the day. rob, jillian. rob: trey, thank you. jillian: the house democrats $3 trillion coronavirus relief bill isn't going anywhere. mitch mcconnell says the plan is dead on arrival. california governor gavin newsom says the relief package is essential for states like his. >