this case we have artifacts from tammy baldwin and barney frank. tammy baldwin was the first openly gay woman to congress. this is the red suit she wore when elected for the wisconsin legislature, and barney frank had served before he came out as a gay person. the citizens of massachusetts elected him several more times, and after he left office he married his long-term partner. around the corner it's the story for the right to serve in the military. he had served three tours of duty, in fact he had the bronze star. he decided to challenge the military's ban on gays serving. and working with frank kameny, he decides to push back against the air force. they offered him a settlement realty than changing policy, but you see his brave stance saying, i am a homosexual, the first gay person to appear on the cover of "time" magazine. these stories started to chip away from attitude that prevented people from serving. you can see the repeal of don't ask/don't tell. it allowed gay people to serve in the military as long as they were quiet about who they wer

this case we have artifacts from tammy baldwin and barney frank pioneering lgbtq congresspersons. tammy baldwin in 199 #8 was the first openly gay woman elected to congress. this was the red suit she wore when elected to the wisconsin legislature and here we have a "newsweek" magazine featuring barney frank. he served three terms as congressman in massachusetts before he came out as being a gay person. the citizens of massachusetts re-elected him several more times and after he left office, he married his long-time partner and this is a button they handed out at their wedding. we'll walk around the corner and explore the story of lgbtq activists fighting to serve in the military. he was a sergeant in the war force, a decorated vietnam war veteran, served three tours of duty and had the bronze star. he decided to challenge the military ban on gay people serving and working with the father of the lbgtq movement he decides to push back against the air force. the air force discharged him and offered a settlement instead of changing its policy but you see this person's brave stance goi

heads of the european commission or his life on the line and barney the council president and they will need to sort of threshold whether they can view some movement now if there is no political change within the next 2 weeks then what's the point point of further negotiations so it's still up in the air how is this going to continue by the e.u. stresses of course we will not stop trying because in the end they don't want to carry the guilt when these negotiations really fail at the end barbara has won brussels and big mass in london thank you both. a memorial service for george floyd in minneapolis there were impassioned calls for meaningful changes to policing and criminal justice in the us the death of the 46 year old black man in police custody has sparked nationwide protests of the times turned violent but the latest marches have been more subdued as americans seem to flicked on what's happened over the past and days. as you go through these long 8 minute think about what george was going to lay in there for those 8 minutes. 'd silent in grief as family and friends remembered georg

barney. to yon you up to take out the new podcast, we tell you a lot about the statutes, the history of them, a good little lesson there about lafayette, if you will. jesse? >> jesse: let's see it. wow. that's the outfit i would wear to write a short? not so sure but i would like you. >> greg: jesse. jesse, somebody should tell cnn that this is photoshopped before they do a fact-check. >> jesse: this is a digitally altered image, cnn. all right, so you guys want to see some jaw-dropping video? watch this. >> greg: what is he doing? >> dagen: abusing that animal. >> greg: what is he doing? >> jesse: look at this guy. he caught a shark, had a little hook in his mouth, he showed everybody its sharp teeth, took the hook out and let it swim away. i think you're right, i think shark attacks are not that dangerous, i think it's overhyped by the mainstream media and if you see a shark go right up and grab it and show everybody its teeth. >> dana: these are alleged shark attacks. greg, you're next. >>

it is a message that we in spain, as part of the eu, barney a was giving this to the eu, barney a was an extension of this deadline if this is the case, let us simply sit quickly and start negotiating. let us quickly and start negotiating. let us make sure we add it stability to our economies to not add more volatility. this suave responsible negotiators to. michael gove said that he thought the coronavirus pandemic and its effect on the european economy would focus european economy would focus european mines and making the concessions necessary to get a deal. is he correct? and negotiation is here between two. it takes two to tango and what we need is a disposition on the uk side and have a clear sense of moving those negotiations forward. before we end on geopolitics, how did you feel about the relationship between what was your strongest partner, the united states of america. we have donald trump us plus administration withdrawing from the world health organisation and in the last few days, we've had the united states talking about encouraging new sanctions on officials from the in

up his own make up his own rules for how he wants to deal with the european union and that is what barney really excuse him off and of course it means that now the 2 sides are sitting there so if each side dug in their trenches and they're just sort of loving little rubber grenades to the other side like it's your fault no it's your fault you should you know obstinate and you should be moving and that is not very useful at all so at the moment there is really complete stand. pretty much sounds like all the breaks you negotiate that we've seen the past 4 years if you have followed in the past 4 years do you see a path out of this deadlock now. the only policy is political movement political intervention boris johnson will win the next 10 days supposedly next week somehow even though only provide a link a talk to slough on the line the e.u. commission president and the council chief. and they will sort of they are supposed to assess the progress that has been made no progress has been made so the question is will boris johnson then indicate that he is willing to move somehow that he wants t

gets out there and puts on a barney costume and sing or call the "ghostbusters".'t know how she will do this without the police. what are your thoughts? >> that is great, great description what is going on. i think recreational marijuana is taking hold in seattle and she is one toke over the line. this woman is delusional what she is dealing with. these are not people going into a festival and bringing a pot-luck dinner. this is the not summer of love. i lived through through the '60s. she didn't. these people are anarchists. they taken over a part of a city in this country and declared it to be autonomous. it is a lot of things. it is a felony. it is insurrection. holding people hostage in the neighborhood. it is all kinds of breaking and entering. it is defacing public property. she looks the other way if this is all fine and good. when you let people start taking other people's property and you don't consequence it, and you allow it to happen, if she thinks that it is going to get better, she's crazy. it is only going to get worse because if they take $10 worth

here we have, news week magazine showing barney frank. he has served three terms as congressman of massachusetts before he came out as being a gay person. we and they did elect him several more times, and after he left office he married his longtime partner jim ready, and this is a button that they handed out at their wedding. i'm going to walk around the corner, and explore the story of lgbtq activists writing fighting for the right to serve in the military. 1974, a sergeant in the air force, he was a decorated vietnam war veteran, he has served three tours of duty. in fact he had the bronze star. he decided to challenge the military's ban on gay people serving. again working with the father of the lgbtq rights movement, he decided to push back against the air force. the air force discharged him, and instead of deciding to change its policy. you see this person's brave stance going on the cover of time magazine in 1975 saying, i am a homosexual. the first gay person to appear on the cover of time magazine. these stories start to chip awa

suit that she wore when elected to the legislature and here we have a "newsweek" magazine cover of barney frank and he served two terms before he came out as being a gay person. after he left office he married his longtime partner, jim ready and this is a button that they handed out at their wedding. i'll walk around the corner and explore the story of the lgbtq activists fighting for the right to serve in the military. in 1974, leonard matlovich was a sergeant in the air force and he served through tours of duty and he had the bronze star. he decided to challenge the military ban on gay people serving and working with the father of the lgbtq rights movement he decided to push back against the air force and the air force offered him a settlement instead of deciding to change its policy and you see this person's brave stance going on the cover of "time" magazine in 1975 saying i am a homosexual, the first gay person to appear on the cover of "time" magazine and this started to chip away at attitudes of preventing gay people from serving in the military. don't ask, don't tell and that's a p

as they rushed their way into the house they opened fire and barney wood who was hit a number of timeshis brother joe who attempted to charge the gunman was killed instantly. while i was shot 1st and they are. fun mayor are. condé by that time and years. the body was dead. because. he was in the ring at every were in. but i crawled out into the hallway. back to the body was left and there are 2 you say well i was in intensive care of course and was there for a week. the doctor here marar not mourning it. has years should be really hey if things are banned according to logic if you shouldn't be here. because those are a ball of go one step for your heart. for no will perjury and the word they used. the word no they're both are grossly. up but for the thread 90 percent term and took great kidney with. as the smoke settled 3 members of the old guard family into revie brothers they dead 17 year old anthony revie died later in hospital. in from the men's killings was swift brutal. the following evening a minibus of textile workers was stopped by members of the ira in king's mills not far fr

lemonis: i've seen it at barneys. i've seen it at nordstrom. -patrick: it's everywhere.his is kind of what made our brand super famous. i literally drew it on, like, a piece of paper. i'm like, "we have to make the plane look backwards and do everything in reverse print." lemonis: that is pretty cool. patrick: i'm originally from new york, and then i moved here, to los angeles. lemonis: where in new york? patrick: i'm originally from upstate binghamton. -lemonis: okay. -patrick: which is where we had our family bakery and our family business. and then i -- lemonis: you were a baker? patrick: my dad was. my dad lives in upstate new york. lemonis: and your mom? -patrick: is no longer here. -lemonis: she passed away. patrick: my mom died eight years ago this week, actually. lemonis: oh, man. patrick: when someone is dealt something like that and such a tragedy -- and she was super-young, too -- you can either go super depressed and put your head under the covers, or be like "[bleep] it, life is too short. i'm gonna live my dream and do exactly what i want." so, 10 weeks lat

barney got trout also lost most of his harvest to smoke taint even though the bushfires were over 100 kilometers from his vineyard initially he thought his grapes were not harmed. the new it was a couple 100. it was. just in research but we're going to be. on. leverage here attention on the bunches. and then there was a suggestion we should perhaps into more testing and when they were tested. the. new south wales was hardest hit by the bushfires that raged in several parts of the country slowly nature is recovering but australians are still dealing with the aftermath this is all that's left of the lawrence family's home there are 6 of them now living in a shed. that needs a lawrence had to tap into her savings to make matters worse she lost her job at the local school when the covert 1000 pandemic broke out and australia went into lockdown the family is living in limbo. same barry saying you know when you're a parent and you can't provide your kids. for spain say. even getting the. neighbors came to their rescue david cook and his crew built a family a bathroom and a heating system wi

this is not us all the time it is going through transition all the time things are changing within barney what was yesterday a part of this body today it is not what is what was not your body is today's today the part of this body so this is going on in the same thing is true with your mind so what you accumulate the moment you mistake you and that's to be you then the madness has started this madness that trying to fix with the religion with felicity with ideologies is not going to work because all you will do is try to adjust the madness you cannot to distant man you have to distance yourself from the madness so you are about to ask how do you do that there are a simple ways to do this well right now across the world millions of people are practicing what is quite a simple process called isha korea with which you can make a distance between yourself and what you have accumulated your body and your mind right now for all the people medical personnel are fighting this wireless across the world we have offered in an unending online free of cost to all of them and for everybody else we have

needs to be some basis for it there is no point in just sort of turning the same issues over and over barney accusing the brits of backtracking and saying you don't keep to the promises you made in the past that you made was there was strong agreement and vice versa so they need to be political intervention at this point boris johnson is going to meet even though only per video conference the. heads of the european commission knows life on the line and the council president and they will need to sort of threshold whether they can do some movement now if there is no political change within the next 2 weeks then what's the point point of further negotiations so it's still up in the air how is this going to continue but the e.u. stresses of course we will not stop trying because in the end they don't want to carry the guilt when these negotiations really fail at the end. probably isn't brussels a good master in london thank you paul. and as some of the other stories making headlines around the world russia says it has stopped the spread of a massive oil spill in northern siberia a criminal inve

and they were second with barney roy third. star willie thorne has died of the age of 66. he revealed in march there was being treated for leukaemia, but for the past week he had been in the hospital. thorne retired in 2001 having reached to world championship quarterfinals a year high ranking of number seven in the world. and that is all for the sport for now. hello there. it's a sundry across the country thanks to warmth and the humidity in the next few weeks will see more downpours. wednesday, we saw some pretty intense thunderstorms across parts of england and this is where the lightning was captured by one of our weather watchers and this was some slow moving downpours which gave rise to a lot of water, giving rise to social water flooding. we also gotan area to social water flooding. we also got an area of more persistent rhema should be moving on to the continent and also be pushing into the midlands in england thursday morning. will be a mucky start and those who have fog. and it will move its way further into northern

have lost their loved ones he will morgan al-jazeera hutton the city's former 1st lady of messiah to barney has been arrested for murder earlier this year she was charged with ordering the killing of her husband's 1st wife thomas the bonnie resigned last month as prime minister decided to bali had been out on conditional release but listened to his appeal court revote last week the former prime minister is also a suspect but has not yet been charged iranian scientist who was released from a us prison has arrived home serious osgar he was welcomed by his family in tehran he was acquitted of charges of stealing state secrets in november but he was kept in immigration custody because of an expired visa same describing has more from tehran. this gentleman was detained and has been in u.s. custody since 2016 his trial began in 2018 he was found innocent of wire fraud visa fraud as well as stealing state secrets just last month and since last month there's been a lot of discussion and debate about how to get him back to iran iran has been calling for his release criticizing the american governmen

i don't know if she will put on a barney costume and sing the "cleanup cleanup everybody everywhere"people to do it. i don't know she will call ghostbusters. but she will call the very police who did funding the group is how it got started. what are your thoughts? >> brian: when they have banded the precinct to show escalation to defund the situation, how did that go? while these men and women who are young men and women who decide to occupy seven blocks now, three blocks as they condense, don't the rights of the business leaders mean anything. add something else, the police chief went on to say we have seen two murderers, and multiple people injured. there needs to be more action for public safety. excuse me, you are the police chief. you are the one that we call for public safety. and either you do it or you call out the person that is not letting you do it, but sitting back and talking to the media is not the way to do it. do your job or quit. go to the mayor and tell her that you are responsible for those deaths, because that's what she is. >> lisa: and melissa. i just -- >> carl

>>barney and robin good morning, good morning everybody and that's still kind of negotiate to some cloud cover we are at the early morning that will clear out though into the afternoon, here's how it looks like from satellite. >>and there you can see it to the edge of that the ending edge of it will be here probably by new does what it looks like by most accounts. >>the live shot coming in from u c berkeley with some of that morning is that we have to negotiate with that will be departing us within the next couple of hours, it looks like. look at the numbers for you at this hour we're in the lower 60's off to the delta but most readings are in the 50's for now some lower 50's up in the north bay words that actually the chilliest spot in the region. cooler than we were yesterday 60% jose and 55. for san francisco breaking it down for you today looks like a we start to clear up by about noon as we get into the 70's but we will revisit the 80's and some selective spots. coming up in a bit of course well the 4 zone forecast in addition to that that extended which is going to show a brief. bu

earlier this year she was charged with ordering the killing of her husband's 1st wife thomas the barney resigned last month as prime minister said the bunny had been out on conditional release but listened to his appeal court revoked her bare last week the former prime minister is also a suspect but has not yet been charged. well still ahead in sports spanish football and its fans get ready for a restart with some new batch of dice that's all coming up with joe in sports. for the on a. book about the new it's time to support his jonah thank you gemini's ration says it won't punish players who protest racism in the killing of george floyd several players made statements with gestures on messages in the last few days including the us who don't. but justice for george floyd written on a t. shirt. and mention bloodbaths modest or um he took me off to schooling his time he's approach has the backing of fee for he said in a statement earlier that such demonstrations does have a pose and not punishment. and a basketball legend kareem abdul-jabbar hopes the killing of george floyd will awaken p

round after round our british counterparts seek to distance themselves from this common basis now mr barney i believes that the u.k. rollback from their commitments in both the withdrawal agreement which is legally binding and the political declaration which is another issue which seems to be a sticking point between both sides is the question of the end of the transition period now the european side have offered to extend it beyond december 31st of this year but downing street have repeatedly stated that they won't be seeking an extension to that transition period which has led some observers to believe that the u.k. would be perfectly happy with a no deal out we've also been hearing from so david frost he's the u.k.'s chief negotiator when it comes to those breaks it talks and he's also been lamenting the fact that you discovered 19 these negotiations have had to take place surely. we have just completed our 4th full negotiating round with the e.u. again by video conference it was a little shorter than usual and more restricted in scope we continue to discuss the full range of issues incl

use former 1st lady has been arrested over the murder of her husband's previous wife last year to barney was charged with ordering the killing of to ban it earlier this year her husband thomas to bow to resigned last month as prime minister after also being suspected of involvement the former prime minister has not been charged. sweden has one of the world's highest death rates from corona virus and the scientist behind the country's controversial strategy now admits authorities should have done more sweden's government has been criticized for not imposing a lockdown social distancing is encouraged but schools bars and restaurants are open only gatherings of more than 50 people have been banned but the nation of over 10000000 people has recorded 4542 deaths linked to cope with 19 far more than its nordic neighbors and the 8th highest death rate per capita in the world now sweden's chief epidemiologist and his 10 yo says the strategy wasn't enough to protect elderly people and stop the spread of infection he says if authorities had known what they know about the disease today the country

and i'm honored to say that the honorable barney frank, whom i served with in congress, has been and continues to be a part of this resolution. each resolution that i have sponsored vrhorpped the honorable barney frank, member of congress from 1981 to 2013 and recognized him as a horn area co-sponsor of this resolution. i rise because 51 years ago being openly gay was a fineable offense, a crime in many federal gencies and a bar to obtaining to getting clearance. but today, thanks to the resolution and thanks to the this ion that are began month 51 years ago at stonewall, i'm proud to say several openly gay persons serve proudly on my congressional staff. i'm proud to have them. and i'm proud of the work they o. today, i'm even more proud that as of last monday when the supreme court decided each enjoy of my staff and all the same legal protections against employment discriminations as all other persons, without regard to sex, gender identity. decision, storic 6-3 the court resoundingly afffirmed that the prohibitions of title 7 bar all discrimination and employment on the basis of s

most of the stuff is barney fife. it is not matlock, to mix metaphors and professions.e point is that we've got to get to a point in this country where we understand that we've got to defund the police, refund other areas of the culture that could address the needs we have, have serious public safety. i think it's a beautiful thing that police people, police departments, and broader echelons of american government are re-examining the need for police in this country. that's a good thing, not a bad thing. >> i appreciate you on the very seriousness of this as well as your understandably beloved rhetoric, when michael eric dyson is mixing metaphors, we call that a remix. good to see you sir. >> i love you. you're the best dj ever. >> good to see you. that does do our time, both for the professor, all our great guests. we appreciate it, and our nbc reporters. i'll be back at 6:00 p.m. eastern if you're around. keep it here for katy tur next. t >>> good afternoon. i'm katy tur. it's 11:00 a.m. oust west and 2:00 p.m. here in the east. here are the facts as we know them this

i would like to adjourn in the memory of robert barney who servedden a community college board for 12 years and a veteran of world war ii and recently passed away our condolences to his family. the rest i will submit. thank you madam clerk. >> thank you, supervisor peskin. mr. president, there's one minute to go and shall we move to the next introduction or -- >> supervisor yee: yes. >> clerk: supervisor preston. >> thank you, madam clerk. and two things today, colleagues, first i just wanted to follow-up on all the work that has been done to stand up to muni fare increases, there's been a deal struck and last week supervisor peskin and i joined m.t.a. director jeff tumlin and twau258 president to announce mt as has agreed to halt any mini fare increases for the upcoming 2021-2022 budget cycle and as a result, we will be dropping the charter amendment that supervisor peskin has taken the lead on and presented to you colleagues at a previously meeting. as you know, the charter amendment would have eliminated the m.t.a. exclusive authority to fix transit fares among other things. we sai

that the uk is trying to shift the goalposts and we can show you a quote from an interview michelle barney to be in line with what the prime minister signed up to. he says, we remember what we negotiated with borisjohnson and we wa nt to negotiated with borisjohnson and we want to see that complied with. if it doesn't happen there will be no agreement, so both sides saying if you don't shift towards us there will be no agreement. normally at this stage behind—the—scenes they begin to shift towards each other because they both know their maximalist positions will not be we re maximalist positions will not be were they end up. behind the scenes they haven't been able to have a coffee and a chat because of the coronavirus pandemic and that has presumably changed the dynamic so this is an important month. it is, especially because the end of this month is the deadline for either or both sides agreeing a potential extension of the transition period beyond this year but the uk government has said they will not ask for that extension, but during this month boris johnson ask for that extension, bu