what would you have done then if the civil service was sabotaging a democratically voted for bracks it as there's been. many m.p.'s have told us on this program that that's what was going on for the past 4 years. i think that's an oversimplification i think. in one sense it was democratically voted for bret's it but there was no plan it was simply a yes or no vote nobody who voted had any idea of what they were voting for in reality. the most asked question on google day after the referendum result was what is the e.u. a small majority of people voted in favor of gregg's it and they were voting for all kinds of things they were basically voting against the government it would be against they'd left out they were voting against unemployment well many beg to differ about that in your show hacker regularly invokes churchill as being the iconic. politician and now we have boris johnson quoting f.d.r. when it comes to coronavirus what do you made of his grand gestures as it were of him comparing himself to f.d.r. or boris yeltsin wrote a biography of churchill and would like to think of him

your answer about geographic i think what we've got to bear in mind is this is very reminiscent of bracks it britain and actually the dr being accused of not remembering david cameron's sort of contentious approach to and ugh we all know what has happened now with bracks it so i think what you'll seeing is you're seeing the cultural difference differences that yes they play out geographically the latin countries the south versus those sort of hard work ethic those nations with the hard work ethic of the north and that's what you're seeing and this is deeply cultural on there were deep resentment resentment from the doc who worked very hard to contribute the most just like the british had it feels like as if in the us context if different god the governors came from different portions of the country had to negotiate a budget together where congress is kind of more built for there it's very we're right and you're right brant except that the every day only difference is you're totally right the only difference is that there are even more cultural differences in europe in america i mean thing

the government because you cannot rule out what you think is cause i mean you've already mentioned bracks and you think it's also the high nations' response to coronaviruses well i think there's a lot of things going up my bike and should've been the referendum on independence england in 2016 a lot of the bracks and i wouldn't be surprised if you grew to vote for independence england. well it comes after a senior member of the scottish national party claims scotland could withdraw from u.k. institutions like westminster parliament if the prime minister continues to reject calls for a 2nd independence referendum the m.p. from perth a peak push on said such a withdrawal would allow scotland to hold an independence referendum without the u.k.'s permission johnson has consistently ruled out granting another vote after scotland voted 55 percent to 45 percent to remain in 2014 but while labor leaders like a star man has also oppose such a vote some labor grandees think that's a mistake there is a window of opportunity between now and elections in 2021 for labor to rethink its corries policy it

the long-term, having more diversity leads to increased profitability , having more women and more brack and -- and more black and brown people. the problem is that startup culture is focused with making it an surviving and they don't take a long-term you. so we need to help people take that longer-term view. and since manufacturing has left our country in many ways, we still eed to fight for manufacturing, but it has led to the increase in the racial ealth gap. the racial wealth gap in this country has increased over the past three decades. one of the reasons it the inequity -- reasons is the inequity of the innovation sector, and the black community hasn't benefited. we need to ix that. >>when you say fix that and emily mentioned the legislative response, what would you do with this point? >>those discussions requiring board representation and diversity, federal contracts, tax incentives to hire underrepresented folks, like it id in quebec. one other idea is to have a foundation for our universe is -- for our universities to have a tax incentive to invest pension funds or their endowme

conclusion that it was quote the new normal and that the kremlin was masterminding key decisions from bracks it to the scottish referendum to the general election and $29000.00 but it gave up so you need no evidence to substantiate those claims it was a highly redacted document and that was a piece action that was said to contain crucial information that proved russia had been meddling in britain's democratic processes now that section was missing it wasn't included so really the whole report was a lot of unsubstantiated allegations that left people with a lot more questions than answers and this latest development with the latter will undoubtedly in its own right raise a number of concerns not just of course about the future of the freedom of press in need k. but far more crucially about undue influence. a lot of stuff come to comment on the story we've received no. reply as of yet in the meantime we'll hear more from on of r.t.u. case hosts and also our guests who've been left puzzled by recent developments. we now have the words of cicadas dharmas shadow department of culture media and sp

reaction against this bracks about it's basically. stopped any kind of populist and immigration mood strax is going to be suffocated this which isn't so not a point in my article which is not the case in the conference. if we did allow 3000000 unc and chinese the i mean not that many of those are come but the numbers are still be very very significant as they would certainly lead to record numbers of invasion. in britain and obviously this is not what some bricks of votes is but it's all but a long winded lot of this in a member 3rd of the minorities in britain both bret's it and among the 3 there is no thought you know. people from india iraq or africa but a lot of little consolation have the same nation rights as germans or french people . so again it was a very complicated. head west apologist we're also having some issues with that year mike so we're going to have to leave it there but thank you for your time ed west deputy editor of the news website and hurt. thank you more now from the u.s. for president donald trump has just an

the government because you cannot rule out what you think is cause i mean you've already mentioned bracks and you think it's also the high nation's response to coronaviruses well i think there's a lot of things going up my bike and should've been the referendum on independence england in 2016 a lot of the bracks and i wouldn't be surprised if you grew to vote for independence england so there's no underlying thing i think partly these are the action to celtic the russian 4 way discussed in the mail and i think there's a feeling within some sections. it's all going the inductor in this nationalities and recognized and i think it is looking good for people to civic inclusive multi-ethnic english nationality which i think needs to be developed before it's been hijacked by the right but there's a lot of things going on. and it surprises me don't like to listen in england haven't picked up on this because i think it could be a very big stink up in the next few years because there will be a referendum in scotland the next few years ireland will reunite some people with us to decide what kind of

conclusion that it was quote the new normal and that the kremlin's lost of mind in key decisions from bracks to the scottish referendum to the general election in december 29 t. but i gave up suddenly no proof to substantiate those claims all t.-bone did get a shout out in the report alongside thoughts on trolls all channels accused of distorting information in order to breed discord in a bid to fracture western societies now seemingly on the back of the fact a leaked and i will say unverified matter has come to light allegedly from joe stevens who is the cultural secretary so high up in the labor party and the left who was sent a part of called which is the u.k.'s media independent regulator and essentially follows all news outlets and make sure that every single step impartiality. now in that letter stevens is requesting that license to broadcast in the u.k. be reconsidered. i'm writing to you in the light of the troubling revelations in the russia report about the role of r.t. and spike nick in spreading kremlin backed this information in. the last its high court challenge to off comes fi

officials turned a blind eye to allegations that moscow was trying to influence key votes such as the bracks referendum. now the british have it in black and white who the kremlin interfered in the $24.00 teens are non-issues independence referendum members of the intelligence and security committee also believe russia intended to influence the brics that referendum to help so discord in the e.u. but they say the government was not interested that no one in government knew if russia interfered and or sort influence the referendum because they did not want to know the u.k. government of actively avoided looking for evidence that russia into field the report says that the 2014 referendum in scotland in which 55 percent of scots voted against secession from the u.k. was the 1st post soviet interference by russia in a democratic election in the west russian influence is the new normal says committee member kevin jones so the question is who is protecting british public from interference in our democratic process when a no show we found no one is parliamentarian suspect that this is why prime min

irish target a colony today we ask beth to have how stars island and the possible endemic on the post bracks age fast over to glasgow view twitchell emails and your best ijaz thank you alex last week sure covered the response to new zealand to coronavirus and interviews with top new zealand public health academic professor michael baker and dr mark konigsberg catalan comments sobering insights from both contributors it seems early and stringent measures have been key to tackling qubit 1000 more effectively notable scotland has made progress instead of bridging from the rest of u.k. strategy who put this puts us on a better footing for winter to annex things is what was in new zealand staver is that she's relatively isolated from the rest of the world she has a relatively small population who were and are mature enough to tear to the safety precautions and they also have good border control and says 1st watch a great show learnt a lot more regarding the pandemic will also be on track so now people keep sensible and strong not to go backwards for the sake of a year more access spot on alex aus

want to bring in some for you to community right off the bat here looking at a comment from gerard bracks i think misses for the next 100 years i would imagine oil is the blood of our nation we've run on a into we invent something else we need it if we did an economic base donna maybe you can talk about that do do we need oil and i'm also curious to hear from you about the atlantic pipeline it was a little bit of a different victory there didn't come from a court heard judge wright right actually with the atlantic coast pipeline companies duke energy s and dominion. decided to cancel the pipeline. and one of the things that we celebrated was the fact that it was it was done in this way we didn't have to go through the expensive and legal legal battles that joy just described we actually. in many ways here on the east of the efforts to run pipelines then to have other toxic waste released into our waters. sometimes we feel like it's invisible and so part of our work was to make the visit the invisible visible by bringing attention to what was happening in terms of the. children have a disp

wrack brack close- [closed session in progress] ... ...: ... [connection difficulties] >> i need your voice, sir. you were muted. >> yes. >> oofnlgt great. commissioner chung. >> commissioner chung: yes. >> vice president green: yes. >> commissioner chow: yes. >> and the last thing is consideration for adjournment. >> move to adjourn. >> second. >> okay. great. >> commissioner chung: yes. >> >> vice president green: yes. >> president bernal: yes. >> commissioner chow: yes. >> secretary: thank you all. thanks for this meeting. have a lovely meeting. be safe. >> thank you. san francisco is surrounded on three sides by water, the fire boat station is intergal to maritime rescue and preparedness, not only for san francisco, but for all of the bay area. [sirens] >> fire station 35 was built in 1915. so it is over 100 years old. and helped it, we're going to build fire boat station 35. >> so the finished capital planning committee, i think about three years ago, issued a guidance that all city facilities must exist on sea level rise. >> the station 3

politics as a whole and specifically with regards to the 2016 bracks that referendum which we know has polarized british society on a level not seen before and now this is been in the works for 18 months but it's due any day now so whether rob's kind of an appetizer for the main meal which is going to have to wait and see but there's still a lot of unanswered questions here aren't there absolutely there are a lot of question marks around this announcement. to me for some it might be a bit of deja vu. 'd almost as quite reminiscent of 2 reason mays highly likely with regards to the scruple poisonings in 2018 which 3 years on still remains a bit of a mystery. it's highly likely that russia was responsible we do hold russia kofu culpable culpable for the attempted murder of quarrel is with putin's kremlin and we think you're likely to do it was his decision then there's a bit of mixed messaging since boris johnson himself twice in the immediate aftermath of the election actually said that there was no sinister outside forces with regard to the election. there is. absolutely no evidence th

conclusion that it was quote the new normal and that the kremlin's lost a mind in key decisions from bracks to the scottish referendum to the general election in december 29 t. but i gave up no proof to substantiate those claims on t.v. though did get a shout out in the report alongside thoughts on trolls all channels accused of distorting information in order to breed discord in a bid to fracture western societies now seemingly on the back of the fact a leaked and i will say unverified matter has come to light allegedly from stevens who is the cultural secretary so high up in the labor party and the latter would send a party to call which is the u.k.'s independent regulator and essentially follows all news outlets and make sure that every single step impartiality. now in that letter stevens is requesting that license to broadcast in the u.k. be reconsidered. i'm writing to you in the light of the troubling revelations in the russia report about the role of r.t. and sputnik in spreading kremlin back this information in. the last as high court challenge to off comes fine lord just a demon sa

intelligence services to see whether there was any interfering interference from russia for example with the bracks of referendum however that doesn't mean that russia is completely exonerated it just means that the committee called on to the question because they are working with the material from the intelligence agencies and they simply don't have the information as to whether russia interfered for example in the bronx referendum however the report does say that russia poses and established a threat to the u.k. and also that the intelligence agencies should be given the tools in order to tackle this kind of threat from russia back at what are the implications here for the government of boris johnson. well the government really looks sadly complacent for example the intelligence committee has contras did the u.k. government in action with the action by the us government which actually did look whether russia sought to interfere with the 2016 election in the us so the u.k. parliamentarians who sit on this committee also are saying that there is just too much interference of russia in british socie

one year since boris johnson became british prime minister he took office on the promise to deliver bracks at but found himself leading the u.k. through the coronavirus crisis andrew symonds looks back as an eventful 12 months. he was wont to do. we can get bricks done now. all the top jobs went to his prove. but then within a month the big. 3. who did johnson it certainly has a lot of question marks around it there's a war you except in government that maybe looks down. too late and it's been slow to come out of that before the virus struck johnson was absent from 5 choruses briefings i've shaken hands can decide that i was at a hospital the other night i think there were a few the wrecks if you create a virus a patient so i shook hands with everybody yet the prime minister himself became a covert victim now scaping death polls show much of the public sympathy for his plight brain rapidly it was reaction to blunders costing files of lives such as frontline health workers without protective gear and no attempts to protect the elderly in nursing homes add to that johnson is refusing to say

prince home secretary says the country is looking to attract the best and brightest under its new post bracks it immigration plan thank you but tell his employers we're being carried to hire workers from within the country but health professionals will be able to apply for fastrack entry under the new points based system at favor of high skilled applicants maybach a has the details of the plan from london. you need to get 70 points in order to get a base number of points to be need to be able to have decent enough english language skills you need to have a job offer from a recognised company you need to be earning above a certain salary threshold of around $33000.00 if you're a doctor or a nurse much needed a course in britain's national health service has shown during the recent pandemic you can apply via a parallel scheme and if you're a graduate from a british university you're allowed to stay here for up to 2 years after graduating you can search on the opposition labor party that given the recent pandemic there simply just hasn't been the amount of time necessary to scrutinise all of the

party leapt upon to show they said that the national health service was up for sale under any post bracks it arrangement with that with the united states and the u.k. it now transpires though that those documents appeared on the internet some time earlier than that and reddit which is the internet aggregator appears to have rather says it's done its own investigation shows that it's found a link to russia in the problem in the leak of those documents so yes again the shadow of suspicion falls on russia paul brennan across all those developments for us from london thank you very much paul. i spoke to glenn kahl he's a former deputy national intelligence officer for a transnational threats at the u.s. central intelligence agency and he outlines the steps that countries should take in defense against these kinds of cyber attacks. we know it's not a secret now that for decades. and since the russians intercepted literally every telephone call me in the united states and with computers you can process. identify words that are of interest and so on so this is just routine we also know that even

it's my esteemed welcome honor welcome back the 44th president of the united states, brack becom barack, but before he comes, jennifer holiday will come once again. "take my hand precious lord, lead me on." ♪ ♪ precious lord ♪ take my hand ♪ let me stand i am tired ♪ ♪ i am weak i am worn ♪ ♪ through the storm through the night ♪ ♪ lead me on to the light ♪ take take my hand precious lord ♪ ♪ and lead me on home ♪ ♪ when my way grows dreier ♪ precious lord, linger near ♪ when my light when my light is almost gone ♪ ♪ ♪ hear my cry hear my call ♪ ♪ hold my hand lord lest i fall ♪ ♪ take my hand precious lord ♪ ♪ and lead me on ♪ when the darkness appears and the night draws near ♪ ♪ and the day has passed ♪ ♪ and gone at the river ♪ at the river i stand ♪ god i see the lord ♪ please take my hand ♪ take my hand ♪ precious lord ♪ and lead me home ♪ oh lord we need you right now we need you right now ♪ ♪ we got a world we don't know what's going to happen tomorrow ♪ ♪ oh take my hand hold my hand lord ♪ ♪ guide my feet lord we don't know which way to go ♪ ♪ oh yeah oh yeah ♪ ♪ hold us in yo

[crowd noise close bracke] >> tucker: well, the portland police department may be the last organizationn the city that can at least kind of tell the truth. describe what you just saw as a riot, they would know. the administration absent federal law enforcement as we said to the city to try to calm things down, maybe save some property and save a life. the president just announced a new operation to combat crime in the city's so it's getting broader. mr. miller, thank you so much for coming on. i can't resist asking you about mayor ted wheeler who has been encouraging violence out for months. he shows up at a riot that he helped create with five armed bodyguards. is there anything the federal government can do to strip the taxpayer-funded armed bodyguards from people like ted wheeler? people of portland have to live with this violence and ted wheeler protects himself at their expense. is there anything the administration can do about that? >> it's a really great question, certainly worth looking at. the democratic party for a long time historically has been the party of secession. what y

bracke>> martha: we see that all summer. that's a showdown now between "law & order" in america and a showdown which is similar to the rights of 1968. so you have a battle of the white house which the president says is destruction of federal property in particular end of the property as well will not happen on his watch. then it you have democrat lead cities that are saying that they don't like the show of force and they want federal authorities to stay away. so chicago the next city where we will see the showdown? they have seen a 51% jump in murders in chicago just this year but still, the mirror their says back off. >> we do not welcome to dictatorship. we d do not welcome authoritarianism and we do not welcome unconstitutional arrest entity attainment of a residence. that is something i will not tolerate. >> martha: and to which the acting head of homeland security says this about the measures that has people have taken so far. >> we have been forced because of lack of local law enforcement presence to take measures such

>>> we have some bracking news. word that president trump and russian president vladimir putin spoke today but in the readout of the conversation there is one key topic that is missing. conspicuously missing. i want to go to kaitlan collins at the white house. he reportedly made zero mention of the bounty on american troops in administration. >> reporter: the white house readout does not mention that. it does say that they talked today, discussed efforts to defeat the coronavirus but also how to reopen global economies, brianna. it says they discussed critical bilateral and global issues and then it says president trump reiterated his hope of an avoiding of expensive three-way arms race of china, russia and the united states and looked forward to the updates on the arm control negotiations in i sven that. of course, it does not mention something that has made a ton of headlines in recent weeks which is that report of intelligence that is first reported by "the new york times" about these purported russian bounties t

s say it's hard to prove that bracks that vote wasn't influenced as the government never looked into it russia poses an all encompassing security threat which is fueled by power noise about the west and a desire to be seen as a assumption great power kali's at malicious cyber activity in order to sept itself aggressively for example by attempting to interfere in other countries elections by pre-positioning itself in other countries critical national infrastructure. britain's relationship with china has also come under the spotlight as u.s. secretary of state might pompei or visits london meeting with british prime minister boris johnson he praised the country's recent ban on technology for. chinese firm huawei and its toughest on some hong kong said china's communist government goes against what he called the freedom and democracy promoted by his country's transatlantic alliance with the u.k. . we talked about how we've seen the hong kong's freedoms crushed to watch the c.c.p. bully its neighbors militarized speech to the south china sea and instigate a deadly confrontation with indi

oakland city counsel rebecca kaplan says she has the answer she said now more than ever is time to bring brack drive been movies, they're working with the coliseum authority looking at installing massive screens, it's not just movies, there are discussions about projecting baseball when the season finally starts, the consultant has retired they like that. >> anybody that has a pickup truck, their own luxury suite. >> the oakland a's has support for the idea, as long as it will work within the public health recommendations. >> bring your own food. >> i have a truck, so that is fun, blankets everything. it was awesome. >> what did you see last night? >> trolls, we went with the kids. >> the idea had a lot of attention, in oakland. >>> diddy you updated on the forecast today, i won't spend much time focusing on this, the first element is leftovers from last night, the smoke and haze that is still blanketing parts of the bay area, is typical for us to see his out there thanks to the inversion layer, usually what we see is an influx in moisture, but we have completely locked the marine layer, in te

look at the reality of being brack in america. it's almost impossible not to get teajed up with the legal system in some way at some point in your life. and a new story out of michigan shows how it can even happen to children. >> a michigan teenager reportedly had her probation revoked after she failed to complete online course work for school. the 15 year old only identified as grace is now in a juvenile detention center, propublica reports she has been there for over a mnt and was originally sentenced to probation for stealing and fighting with the mother. >> the judge in her ruling said this wasn't punishment, this was a way that she thought the county could best help this girl. the student was placed in detention on may 14th. she remains there today. >> this is truly one of the most [bleep] storied i have ever seen. a 15 year old steals something at school. gets put on probation, and now months later during the pandemic she gets arrested and locked up because she didn't do her homework online. i mean it's crystal clear at this

bracke>> martha: we see that all summer. between "law & order" in america and a showdown which is similar to the rights of 1968. so you have

>> reporter: as the nation grapples with changing how law enforcement treats brack people more honing leadership and who's policing the police. >> must go! >> reporter: in los angeles, black lives matter has been demonstrating for two and a half years. their target -- a black woman, los angeles county district attorney jackie lacy. >> as a black woman i would rather be celebrating other black women and i do. it's not a matter of emotion. it's a matter of struggling for justice for our people [ chanting ] >> reporter: protesters recasting the november d.a.'s calling out front-runner incumbent lacy as an unwillingness to prosecute police officers for deadly shootings. >> reporter: how does it feel to hear black lives matter target you? >> surreal. they're treating me like "i'm the man." but if they only knew that i'm the girl from the neighborhood. i'm the first african-american woman to hold this job in 150 years, and here i get in here and the most vocal group who wants to take me out is a group known at black lives matter. >> reporter: now in her second term, lacy is up for re-electi

it is a question of can indeed believe that brack and brown communities that are fully e vested in, so there is food programs, there using promise, there are job programs, there are healing programs -- first is putting 30.50 percent departments and it is a question of how do we invest in people and public saty that keeps people at the center? so i just want to continue to sh our imagination beyond policing as it's relates to abl safety conversation. we can reduce gun violence in many communities because we have done it before so we should scale those strategies up and use this moment as a way to unlike tax dollars to get that job done. >> so pastor mcbride, let m ask you, was thomas abt talking about the higher numbers that he was seeing in 2020, what do you think pelshould understand about why that was happening and now what should e done to address it? >> we know that much of the violence that is driven from a small number of individuals in our community, they have intersecting social issues in reality that are tieing to poverty and they are at their very faith exposing the vulnerabi

using that the opposition is actually using the report on russia to throw doubt on the results of the bracks it referendum but what was the labor leaders accusation and of course. well he was pushing the prime minister on a couple of different things primarily of course he was pushing the prime minister . the details the unveils in the report itself from the intelligence and security committee essentially saying that the governments and the intelligence community in the u.k. took their eye off the ball when it comes to russia and that perceived threats that that it posed if you're looking for any kind of zinger as people who watch these kind of exchanges in parliaments want to do to score whether this went to the prime minister or to leave leave the opposition well said that the government had its eyes so far off the ball that perhaps it wasn't even on the pitch. the accusation is basically there were signs that what russia was trying to do was to destabilize the british diplomatic process is from what i've been seeing surrounding the scottish independence referendum of 2014 and then therefo

been an eventful and somewhat chaotic 1st year for prime minister it's not only being dominated by bracksit but also the largest crisis to hit britain since the 2nd world war if you simply just look at the opinion polls however the conservatives have actually been leading consistently in the polls above 40 percent in every poll since december and boris johnson and the conservative party on that basis at least have tapped into. a reservoir of support from voters that firstly want to lead the european union but also want to change this settlement in britain that they feel is unfair the reason that bars johnson has held all in the polls and has quite a considerable amount of support is because british politics has been realigned that the cop calculus of british politics has been shaken up and he's won over a lot of working class voters in those northern labor see which of course the conservative party didn't used to have. more than 130 people have died in flash floods and mudslides in western the pole days of heavy monsoon rains flooded streets swept away buildings and damaged roads dozens o

votes that was taken to westminster belongs to this man who is as convinced now as he ever was that bracks it must be used to support the u.k.'s broken fishing industry we've said we could potentially have an industry where fight 1000000000 pounds if fission in st u.k. where there's a moment it's in a 1000000000. that's. more employment is an awful lot more normal for my 1st little towns you know around the coast mr switzer without so this is one of the more difficult arguments for critics of no deal that while it might look catastrophic for other industries for the owners of small fishing boats it could be hugely significant opponents of brecht's it often points out that fishing is only worth half a percent. it's of the whole british economy but in communities like this that cuts no ice at all for them it's certainly not about nationalism it's only a bit about solvency one anything else is about trying to make a living. come back in with just a small catch he will sell it partly to local wholesalers and partly from his own shop to locals who support him he has none of the power of the big

trump was raising millions of dollars for his campaign effort through a super pac, even while he was bracking he wasn't doing any fund raising or using ib in else's money. but eventually he gave up even the pretense. yes, he did kick in a little bit of his own money but by the summer of 2016 he was jetting off regularly to multi campaign fund-raisers. that is when he first ran in 2016, bragging that he wasn't taking anybody else's money, taking plenty of other people's money. this time around for his re-election, he's not even pretending he's going to spend any of his own money. and this far into his re-election effort, it's now clear he's not only not putting any of his own money on the line this time -- interesting, i wonder why not? this time he's making it clear that he's actually going to do the opposite of that. he's going to use donors' money this time around not just to fund his re-election effort, he's also just going to take donors' money and put it in his own pocket, turn it into private profit for him and his family. here's the handy guide to how he's doing that, which was out yes