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he went to the southern summit in cornwall, where he was speaking to bob johnson. he said one thing that we can agree on, we both married to bob, i'll say, should. so him and joe, clearly like giving, giving compared to each other. they also went on course to brussels, where he had a very important meeting with you, nato, and it's nato, that i want to bring in fullness with a member of parliament. let's see. there was a lot of talk about ukraine. nate, nate, so meeting now they the ukranian president, let me lensky tweeting out. we're on track basically to be a member of nato. ukraine ever joining may alliance is the register of red lines for moscow. there was a give credit where credit to a solid answer from joe biden, the u. s. president, in response to that, he said, you know, anybody can join this club, but you've got to meet criteria. they haven't sorted out corruption. if they look at things like that and other things, perhaps one day, what is the realistic situation when it comes to ukraine ever joining the nato alliance? i see that who has some concern me be

and i think bob johnson would have been gold by the site on friday after that. leaders, photo up that you saw there on the sands of copies bay. when a manual mack on the french president walked away from that army with us president joe biden. not a good sign there for the u. k. prime minister. i think so much journal home. part of hong kong, as prominent pro democracy activists has been released from prison, agnes child serve more than 6 months in jail for her role and an anti government protest in 2019 the 24 year old was convicted along with activist joshua wong. and ivan lamb for an unauthorized rally near the headquarters. both agnes child and joshua long face, other charges on the pages. national security law is talk now to adrian brown. he joins us live on skype, from hong kong. so adrian and the reason given for the early release not so far, but it's interesting that ivan lamb, who was sentenced to with agnes child back in december, 2020, was released after serving 5 months of a 7 month term. so it's possible that agnes child has also been released and that she's getting time o

johnson: bob, your findings are consistent with what many of us know for our entire lives to be true, which is that very often, the most rabid racist is the person who lives across the street who feels threatened because he sees his neighborhood evolving in a certain way. i do want to come back briefly to that 10 million number. 10 million people, and i think it is worth underscoring that. explain how you get to 10 million and what those 10 million reflect. prof. pape: i think you are absolutely right. many people listening to me will say their lived experiences, they know a person. what is special about the movement now is the collective nature of the violence on january 6. that has been really different than what we have to worry about going forward. how do we get to the 10 million? this is really just what polls do. we conducted a nationally representative sample where we pulled -- polled 1000 americans where we randomly select them. this is called a probability sample. we randomly select a thousand americans to be consistent and representative with the demographics of american soc

johnson. we brought you live coverage. bob redell joins us live in outside the richmond police headquarters. do police have any leads? >> reporter: if they do, they aren't saying. police say they are interviewing witnesses. they'll check to see if surveillance cameras might have captured this shooting. police say they pretty much have every investigator on this because it's such an immense crime, again, three people shot and killed last night. police say it appears there was more than one shooter. they walked up on the scene. no exchange of words, just started firing at these people and took off in a car. this was about 11:00 last night at a house party in richmond. police say it was a guatemalan religiousous situation that had been advertised on facebook, about 80 to 100 people showed up, most didn't know each other, heard it on facebook. the eight people shot were all men between the ages of 8 and 44. two died at the scene. the third at a hospital. a fourth person is in critical condition. the other four treated and released. again, police don't believe the suspect or suspects, i should sa

johnson actually. well, thanks so much for joining us and providing much needed information. always great to have you, dr. bob. one of the questions and he said like you so much, johnson. ringback and johnson has agreed to a multimillion dollar settlement with the state of new york. the announcement comes just days before trial against several companies, including j and j. with that to begin, that trial focuses on pharmaceutical companies role in fueling the open to a crisis. with moral miss story, here's trendy chavez, reporting from new york. pharmaceutical giant johnson and johnson has agreed to pay a $230000000.00 pay out to the state of new york, settling claims that fueled and overweight addiction crisis. still, though the company admits no liability or wrong doing as a part of the settlement, the company will start processing opioid related claims and begin allocating payments to victims and their families. new york state attorney general lateesha james saying in a statement, the build up a demick has wreaked havoc on countless communities across new york state and the rest of the nation, leaving milli

i'm cierra johnson. >> i'm bob redell. you may no longer have to wear a mask in the workplace.dation to drop the indoor mask requirement for workers assuming that everyone in the office is vaccinated. now, this rule, if adopted, would not apply to people who work in places like restaurants or retail or any other business that interacts with the public. those people will still have to mask up. assuming the state agrees with this and implements the cal/osha recommendation, workers and private offices can start shedding the mask june 15th when the state fully reopens. >>> i'm sharon katsuda at some raceway where fans are excited to head to the raises. there will be a limited number of fans due to the pandemic, but 15,000 will attend. that will be the largest crowd for a sporting event in the bay area since the start of the pandemic. there are several protocols in place that require masks, to cashless transactions to sanitizing stations. since this is covid, this time this year's race will be a one-day event. drivers will show up and race. >>> that event should have beautiful weath

is being questioned, a turmoil and his cabinet with one m p, making the bob to the fish rots from its head comes at the bars. johnson failed to sac is disgrace. health minister and hancock eventually resigned himself after being called, flouncing his own covert rules during an office of fair. johnson's judgment is also in question over his choice of new home secretary. you've been a god unfit to lead the nation. out of the pandemic. massive failure of leadership by boris johnson hancock should have been sacked, fish rods from his head. so does this u. k. government, this pandemic has proved to be infuriating for many. and you might wonder just how much more people can take. many are already frustrated that the lockdown has been extended again, and these frustrations are starting to boil over. just take a look at the mass protests that took place over the weekend. the the any light at the end of the tunnel of this prolonged pandemic just keeps getting further away. and the man whose responsibility was to see the u. k. out of this crisis, mat hancock has resigned after he broke the very rules himself opposed on the co

johnson. will hear more about his agenda from our correspondence in the u. k. in just a moment. but 1st, here's how bob began his trip with a message of support for his allies and a warning for russia. touching down on the u. k. on emission to reset the american relations with the world on its 1st trip abroad since taking office. president joe biden has a pact itinerary. the g 7 summit is followed by a nato meeting you talks and a face to face with russian president vladimir putin. from america 1st to ladies, 1st, the president set himself apart from his predecessor, even before stepping up to the microphone or his wife, joe, giving the opening remarks to the us troops stationed at the base as the daughter of a navy signalman in world war 2. and a mother of a major who was in the delaware army national guard and served a year in iraq. and now as your 1st lady, i was so proud to be here with all of you to begin our 1st overseas trip. went by and did eventually speak, his message was clear at every point along the way. we're going to make it clear that united states is back and democracies of the world a

bob, thank you. finally to lead this conversation we have former secretary of homeland, jeh johnson. he oversaw our counterterrorism and security operations and he is credited with building a more cohesive homeland security today. it is a thrill to have you with us. now jay, over to you. >> thank you very much. it is a pleasure to be here. first, let me apologize for the odd juxtaposition of my beautiful backyard with this very serious topic but i just could not sit inside and my man cave out upstairs any longer. i had to break out for a bit. domestic violent extremism is the number one terrorist threat to america. the years when i wasn't national security, it was al qaeda, islamic state, foreign inspired terrorism. now, domestic base violent extremism is the number one threat to our homeland. this is a very worthwhile pressing topic. we have got three panelists here to discuss it will be terrific. i want to start with professor pape. i also want to acknowledge the people that patricia acknowledged. they are good friends of mine. jane harman is one of the most energetic washington po

johnson. marcus washington is off. >>> soon you may be able to ditch the mask when it comes to work. bob implement the rule if they take up this recommendation. the recommendation is to drop the indoor mask requirement for office workers assuming everyone in the office is vaccinated. this would not apply to people who work in places like restaurants, retail or other places that deal and interact with the public. those people would still have to mask up. assuming the state agrees with the recommendation, workers in workplace settings could shed the mask beginning june 15th. that's when the state fully reopens. businesses would have to first document that all employees have been vaccinated and that no one is displaying covid-19 symptoms. >> if enough people are vaccinated, i guess it makes sense to make that an option for any workplace. >> well, if everyone is vaccinated, then i don't think they need to wear a mask. i think that's all right. >> there will be tons of offices where if everyone is vaccinated, there would be no problem with working inside or at outdoor events of 10,000 people

, mediterranean johnson helpless report for lessons took his foreign minister move. luc chose alou said he was coming to athens with a positive agenda, a change to more than a year of bob to exchanges, and 10 stand offs quite literally on the high seas where long standing maritime disputes almost pushed the 2 countries into military conflicts. but more immediate concerns were on the agenda for now. greece and turkey will recognize each other's coded vaccination certificates to enable cross border tourism. and perhaps most importantly, greek prime minister. yeah, because me to thank you and took, as president of the one will meet on the sidelines of the nato summit in mid june con uncertainty. we want all of these issues and differences of opinion may result with a foundation neighborliness international law under respect for mutual rights and interest. and for this reason, our dialogue must continue uninterrupted. on this subjects, both sides, the willing, we've re established not today alone as an estimate. the purpose of today's meeting was to attempt a process of mutual understanding and if that is possible, a graduate moving over of situation over time on them, gre

johnson. laura garcia is off this morning. >>> we begin with breaking news out of richard, police investigating the deadly overnight shooting at a party. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live outside police headquarters. i know you got new information on the number of victims. >> correct. we know that eight people were shot at this late night father's day celebration here in richmond. of those eight three people have died. five others were taken to the hospital. three of those were treated and released. another one is in fair condition. a fifth person who was shot is in critical condition. again, three people shot and killed. this happened around 11:00 last night at avenue. it's not far from the rom 23rd n richmond. this is known as a guatemalan marimba, celebration with music and dancing and in this instance they were celebrating father's day. this is according to someone at the scene. we know that the police right now, they are interviewing witnesses including family members and sounds like there were a lot of people from the same family at the event. we do not know yet what led up to the shooting and police told us they have not yet made any arrests. eigh

johnson. >> thank goodness, it's fun to get up early, right? i'm laura garcia. >>> soon you may not have to with aer a mask at work assuming certain requirements are met. "today in the bay's" bobleasanton with some of the new rules that are being considered by the state. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. the osha board has issued a recommendation to the state that they drop the indoor mask requirement for workers assuming everyone in an office like this one behind me is vaccinated. the "l.a. times" reports this rule would not apply to people who worked in restaurants, retail or other types of workplaces that interact with the public. those people would still have to mask up. assuming that the state agrees with this recommendation and implements it, workers in private office or workplace settings could shed the mask june 15th when the state fully reopens. businesses would first have to document that all employees have been vaccinated, and that no one is displaying covid-19 symptoms. >> if enough people are vaccinated i guess that it makes sense to make that an option for any workplace. >> well, if everyone is vaccinated and then i don't think you need to wear a mask

johnson presidency. let's go to the next slide. excuse me. i love this slide too the here lady bird linden's back is to us lady bird is looking at him bob mcnamara. the secretary of defense is looking at him and i i sorry about i apologize at the moment. i forget who the other individual is, but they're in the airplane in air force one flying back from the glasgow, new jersey summit with the soviets. here we see lady bird johnson very much as they say in the room. this was the person who was involved in an exposed to an iran for many many discussions about foreign policy and although the glasgow summit was not about vietnam. i like this image because mcnamara is in it, and because it it gives you a sense that although she didn't have a security clearance. she was a person who whose ear was very much. a tune to the issues in foreign policy that lyndon was dealing with most especially vietnam. by the end of 1966. she said that two-thirds of the time that lyndon and ladybird talked it was about vietnam that war became intensely consuming, but she shared lbj's blinders. i would say and believing around vietnam that washington shouldn't abandon even

, i would have gone over and said bob, look, i want to be sure i'm getting this right, i want this call to be very right, i think that when you look at kj, kevin johnsones i think that he wanted to get his conference calls right, because howard schultz always had to do a conference call, but i thought this conference call was, it was unimpressive it is not as bad as at&t. >> doesn't he deserve, to get his legs under him - >> going to bob, and say hey, bob, i want to say he is as good >> what is he going to do, have bob record the call and be like a ventriloquist. >> i like teach evers, dave tepper a mentor and teacher of mine, i'm not going to disagree, and i think you had an opportunity to go in to bob and say here's my concerns, i would like to phrase it that way, this stock is down 3% for the year even though the world is opening. what does that tell you? shouldn't that stuff be up nicely >> well, tit was over 200 bucks. he listened, i don't think it is too strong to say that he had a constructive dialogue with dan leb of third point who was in the stock and said look, we want you to dramatically up the spend for digital, we think it may be prudent

johnson described the conservative defeat a5 disappointing. we can speak to the conservative mp for the isle of wight, bob seely.i think it is down to two issues in - is being named as a factor. i think. it is down to two issues in chesham and amersham. think the leader is proving very admirable. it's not about leadership or the overall direction of the country i would suggest. i think in amersham in chesham it specifically about two issues, hs2 although there is an issues, hs2 although there is an issue all the way up the hs2 net line. we have lost that argument sadly. but i think probably more concerning for us, there is undoubtedly a significant planning angle to this defeat a5 undoubtedly a significant planning angle to this defeat as well. i was up angle to this defeat as well. i was up canvassing and talking to voters there myself, and the message was, hsz there myself, and the message was, hs2 apart, the national message was about planning and housing pressure on that area, but that can stick jewellery represents hundred —— there are many conservative areas. ids, there are many conservative areas. a minis

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