it's not chemical. >> brennan: pepper spray you're saying were used. >> peber balls. >> brennan: andte. a lot of people at home watching this on television, what they saw and their perception of events. i want you to see what the public at home saw. >> a president of law and order and aally of all peaceful protesters, but in recent days our nation has been gripped by professional anarchists, violent mobz, arsonists, looters, criminals, rioters,oo, antifa ad others. >> brennan: while the president is saying he appreciates peacefulçóxdçóÑiok . >> innocent people have been savagely beaten. >> brennan: around the same time-- >> six minutes' difference. >> brennan: right. around the same time, the area is being cleared of what appear to be people protesters, use something force. and after the speech is finished, the president then walks out of the white house to the same area where the protesters had been, and stands for a photo op in front of the church, where the protesters had been. these events looked very connected to people at home. in an environment where the broader debate is abou

captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: i'm margaret brennan in washington. this week on "face the nation," as americans push to mend the racial divide, conflict continues between the public and our leaders on how to get there. we'll speak exclusively with attorney general william barr, and former secretary of state condoleezza rice. from washington to philadelphia and chicago to san francisco, saturday saw the largest demonstrations of support yet for cracking down on police brutality and ending racism following the death of george floyd. the overwhelming majority of the protests were peaceful, and the message was pointed: americans have had enough of scenes like the death of george floyd. and this incident from buffalo, where police officers have been charged with a felony after knocking a 75-year-old man to the ground and leaving him there. when and how will this end? in cities like minneapolis, they have moved to ban the use of knee-ho-neck holds but some americans are clamoring for more action. president trump's answer to the problem is law and order, fr

captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: i am margaret brennan in washington and the week on "face the nation", there are alarming new i increases in the number of covid cases around the world as president trump struggles to get the country and his campaign back on track. >> it is a scene we haven't witnessed in months, a large diner gathering with thousands of supporters cheering president trump, a campaign relaunch one republican strategist said was much needed after a brutal few months. for the president, it was a way to get out of washington and leave his troubles behind if only for a few hours. it has been a difficult week for mr. trump. the supreme court ruled against his administration for attempting to stop the program protecting the children of undocumented immigrants from being deported. his former national security advisor john bolton, won a court case to allow a bomb shell book to become public, it is a devastating look at a president trying to do just about anything to win reelection. then controversial firing of the federal prosecutor investigating trump allies rudy giuli

captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: i'm margaret brennan in washington, and this week on "face the nation," there are disturbing new trends with the spread of the coronavirus as america struggles to dismantle racism and curb police brutality. nearly three weeks after the death of george floyd, the protests and demonstrations continue, as do the incidents of unseemly use of police force. in atlanta, an african american man who had fallen asleep in his car at a wendy's drive-thru was shot and later died while resisting arrest. city officials responded quickly. we'll have the latest. across the country, symbols of america's past that are so hurtful to so many are being removed by those who have had enough. chokeholds and other police tactics are being given closer scrutiny from the federal to the local level. but divisions and questions of incense difficult from our leaders about race continue. >> i think i've done more for the black community than any other president, and i'll take pass on abraham lincoln, because he did good, although it's always questionable. >> we are free, mr. pr

baker was written by william brennan, warren's closest and an ally on the court. it established the principle the court could intervene to consider state and legislative districts. two years later, reynolds completed the work of baker but overturning alabama's electoral system. so important to warren was the court's opinion in reynolds that he took it upon himself to write it. that was an intensely grueling and upsetting assignment for warren. he had accepted with great reluctance. in fact, he had initially turned it down. as a result, though, that year 1964 was the most difficult of warren's life. they would preside over hearings until 10:00, walked on the street, put on the ropes, preside over the supreme court until the end of the court day, and return to the warren commission in the evening, preside over its proceedings until nighttime, and then take his legal readings home with him. he was 72 years old at the time, and it was grueling double duty. those close to him say no period in his life took a greater toll on him either physically or emotionally. still,

. >> brennan: there were chemical irtants. >> pepper spray is not a chemical irritant.

first to you, john brennan.his is confusing and disturbing, but you have the nsc confirming they are assessing, not final, but reports it was in the president's daily brief. why did the president not know about it? and why having worked on the nsc, why would they not have briefed him on this as it was being assessed? isn't this important enough given our relationship with russia and the fact he is advocating for putin to be readmitted to the g7 to have told him about it? >> andrea, the facts are still a bit murky at this point, but i think it is clear that there was some intelligence gathered earlier this year indicating that the russians were providing some time of support to those taliban elements, to carry out attacks. now, the role of the intelligence community was to assess the credibility of those reports, and to see corroboration, and if krauberrated, credible, would freed to be brought to the highest levels of the u.s. government up to and include be mr. trump. certainly the security adviser needs to be

east bay creative marketing company where brennan worked has fired him. their statement on the matter reads in part, made to order has zero tolerance for this behavior. we took immediate and decisive action, terminating the employee. we stand in solidarity with our black community. black lives matter. >>> nfl star drew brees is standing by his apology for earlier comments on disrespecting the flag after taking criticism from president trump. originally the new orleans saints quarterback said this week, quote, i will never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag. well, after a flood of backlash, he's been apologizing. the president tweeted that brees should not have apologized about honoring the flag. brees is doubling down on his apology now and has pledged to be an ally for the black community in the fight for racial equality. back in 2016, former san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick began kneeling at nfl games to protest social injustice. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. as thousands of people across the country hit the streets and demand ch

over to brennan's hopes of avoiding relegation received another boost with victory against pet a born on saturday 3 weeks ago looked like the bundesliga ship had sailed from the port city but a light run now means the relegation battle could be more exciting than the one for the title. it was last chance saloon for part of born and things got off to an evil specious start when jamie 2 colleagues conceded a penalty for this unfortunate hand pull. a strong save from leopold signal that kept me not rushing it's a spot kick out and the scores level but parity lasted just a minute longer when davey clawson rose to meteor doggedness and that's he's crossed signal it was powerless and pacha born way behind. it was 2 notes of braman 15 minutes later and the hosts had only themselves to play sloppy defending giving a sucker the chance to school. there was still time for 3rd before the break david cross and 2nd of the game putting the points firmly out of possibles bridge. the heavens opened after half time and the hosts woes continued to mount a single i might have been equal to just sergeants

the company where brennan work has fired him. their statement reads in part, made to order has zero tolerance for this behavior and we took immediate action and decisive action terminating the employee. we stand in solidarity with our black community. black lives matter. >>> we are back in 60 seconds with new criticism from president trump. why he's now zeroing in on an nfl player as the country continues the conversation about race in america. >>> plus an eerie sound coming from one of the most iconic bridges in the world. so what is going on on the golden gate bridge? we'll explain next. >>> thousands of people gathered in downtown louisville, kentucky, today to honor what would have been breonna taylor's 27th birthday. the crowd of supporters released balloons, erupting in cheers and applause as they lifted into the sky. taylor was shot and killed by police while inside her own apartment this past march. her name has shot into the national spotlight during the recent protests. >>> nfl star drew brees is standing by his apology

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i would say john brennan and a few other folks have got some real problems developing very quickly.do you think? >> very disappointed in lindsey graham for delaying yet again an investigation that should have started, quite frankly, about six months ago. hats off, though, to senator johnson in being able to get after what is one of the biggest political scandals ever in the history of this country. and i'm glad that senator johnson is taking advantage of his chairmanship to do what he should be doing. to do anything else would be malpractice. lou: and lindsey graham, my gosh, it was a love fest, telling rod rosenstein basically, you know, i'm with you, and we don't want the create too much fuss here, so go ahead and do as you will. it was really a stunningly pathetic performance for a guy who had been talking about he was going to be a regular, a real investigator and get to the bottom the corruption, the political corruption of the fbi, the justice department and their effort to overthrow the president of the united states. it looked like he was having simply a walk in the park, di

>> jeff: that is the real made there with brennan poole as maybe brennan was being turned around then he made contact with the outside wall. >> this is an interesting caution because when you look at the three penske drivers of blaney, logano, keselowski, kyle busch in the 18 car, they were going to have pit with about 15 laps to go because, remember, they have stayed out. i think they come here for fuel only but now those drivers that pitted under that last caution, they probably can stay out here and with these cautions being able to save fuel, i think they can make it to the end. >> mike: first of those drivers is ricky steuhen evin harvick and christopher bell. but they look like they are lined up to come to pit road this time. the free pass for the second caution in a row and puts him on the lead laugh. >> brad keselowski stayed out the last time around. recchi stenhouse jr. only left side last tight and see what they call on brad keselowski here. >> the top three ryan blaney and kyle busch and joey logano. busch on the left-hand side and blaney on the right. four tire change for

inside story from me laura brennan and the whole team here it's by and. my. do you own i want to see a 3 years into the blockade we look at the future of the g.c.c. crisis i did in part on life and called on people in power is back with more investigative documentaries and in-depth stories as the world battles the cologne upon them in algiers iraq brings you the latest from around the world a new 2 part investigation asks whether water should be a free natural resource or commodity traded for profit as protesters take to the streets in the country back to school with 19 cunt donald trump survive these historic challengers. to announce his era. when you're from a neighborhood known as a hotbed of radicalism. you have to fight to defy stereotypes. but in the meeting hall chunks of the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them will not enjoy what. will make. some of the boxset faces year. on al-jazeera. short films of hope and inspiration. husna stories of 3 young women challenging the world around them. our jazeera selects. throughout history

cbs' margaret brennan reports. >> reporter: the statement from north korea was not subtle: blowing up the office for diplomacy in kaesong that had opened in 2018 with south korea and making a good on a threat by kim yo-jong, kim jong-un's increasingly powerful sistearo took a symbolic step into north korea last year to shake hands with kim jong-un. >> thank you, everybody. >> reporter: but diplomacy has stalled. the regime continues to test short-range missiles and has produced enough nuclear for dozens of weapons. north korea said today's action was provoked by south korean activists who had sent anti-ki leaflets across the border. the trump administration called the actions counterproductive, careful language meant to keep alive president trump's signature foreign policy initiative. north korea often ratchets up tension in election years in the hope of extracting concessions. former c.i.a. analyst jung pak: >> i think we are in for a potentially a wild ride in june as north korea and the kim family tries to show strength for both internal and external audiences. >> reporter: margare

when did john brennan find this out?new this in the middle of 2016 this dossier was not just internet rumor but the russians were probably behind it. elizabeth: so then he is pushing it, knowing all that still, and then durham apparently is investigating what political pressures were brought to bear in the intelligence community assessment of russian interference. everybody agrees russia meddling is wrong. people know about the mueller report saying that the trump campaign did welcome help as it came in but there was no conspiracy with russia to hack into the dnc. so that's the issue. what was being pushed into the media to fuel this narrative and to continue these probes and to launch new probes? because fred, to your final word, your final point on this, when they were leaking to the media, they were using media leaks an media stories to cover to continue different probes. your final word on that, fred. >> they were pushing this fake information, systematically leaking this information but you know also very interestin

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on vast is also expected next week for many though 2020 who'll be the year of the stay cation paul brennan al-jazeera southwest london . violence against women in colombia is worsening under coronavirus lockdowns the killing of a woman and her daughter a spark many to take to the streets of the capital bogota but. yet it reports those murders were just the latest in a long list of crimes. violence against women is nothing new in colombia but a spate of recent cases has people reeling. despite a coronavirus lockdown disposal testers took to the streets saying they can turn their backs on women being attacked and killed at a pace that depends seems to have made worse. crime rates have fallen in the country during the quarantine violence against women has increased by a plain 6 percent we're being killed more for being women than the coronavirus we are sick and tired we all think getting the virus but we can't accept this violence anymore activists say at least 315 women have been killed since the beginning of the year at least 100 in 10 of these murders are family sides with the victims kill

classes for 10 weeks but there is intense debate about whether it's all happening to student paul brennan reports the support of the teaching staff and the parents have been tremendous. at this bilingual independent school in north london the challenge of getting ready to reopen this week has been enormous carpets and rugs have had to be removed the book trays and toys have been covered with plastic sheets even the whiteboard pens are separated into sterile non-sterile containers we don't want them to access many areas off this because it will mean that at night we will have to this in fact everything everything but after 10 weeks away here at least the head is keen to get going again honestly the past months we've seen some this stress among the children during our session our lying on the sessions they're really missing a child they're really missing some kind of normal school life and it's now time to to come back and to resume our daily life as much as we can children returning to school come back to a very different environment to the classes that they left desks are socially distanc

but 1st to paul brennan in london for us so paul the conservative party is opposed to large scale immigration why would boris johnson's government make this offer to hong kong residents. illicitly opposed to unregulated immigration and they want to have a kind of points based system but this is a very different case what we're talking about here is a situation where britain is essentially obligated to support these british national overseas passport holders piano passport holders which have been issued since 1987 which are held by some 30350000 people in the hong kong and britain has been increasingly concerned with. the way china has reacted to the protests that have been taking place in hong kong the foreign secretary dominic robb offered this. this this gesture to b.n. no holders that they could come to the u.k. at the moment they can only come for 6 months visa free come to the u.k. for 12 months visa free with the right to work and the possibility that that might be extended indefinitely and essentially be a pathway to citizenship now the question was whether that would then be extended

but many, like brennan, worry about the voucher system.s a voucher, so by not cancelling rents and by leaving it up to the vouchers, it will make it painfully hard for people to avoid homelessness or to avoid having to go to housing courts. several other cities across the country have come up with funds to help renters keep a roof over their heads, trying to stave off what could be a housing catastrophe. police say they're treating the stabbing to death of three people in a park in reading yesterday evening as a terror incident. three other people were injured. a 25—year—old man arrested on suspicion of murder is still being questioned. the police have said they are not at the moment is looking for anyone else in connection with what happened. this afternoon borisjohnson has said if there are lessons to learn from the incident, the government would do so. professorjohn gearson is a professor of national security studies at kings college london and has advised the government in counter—terrorism. thank you for being with us. what are your t

virus infection rates it's a move which could throw a lifeline to europe's tourism industry paul brennan reports. the news of an imminent lifting of the u.k.'s blanket quarantine rules coincided with a cold gray drizzle in south west london a good incentive perhaps to consider a foreign holiday in the sunny mediterranean since june the 8th really all arrivals into britain have had to endure a compulsory 14 day quarantine or face a penalty equivalent to $1250.00 from july 6th british tourists will have a list of countries where they can go without having to self isolate when they get back it also opens up britain to welcome foreign tourists from those listed countries under a traffic light system only arrivals from red countries will still have to quarantine but there are signs that it's come too late to save this summer a random sample of shoppers in kingston found little appetite for last minute break yes to life for this year and watch for next year we'll leave it this year to be a staycation we'll see how it goes back in foreign travel too much hassle and too much of a risk when i lef

when the pandemic was already there so it was incredibly all right paul brennan al-jazeera north london officials in india are allowing some people to go back to work as well as other activities after being on a lot done for more than 2 months public transport will gradually be restored this week but high risk zones will stay under lockdown until the end of june india reported its highest single day jump in cases on monday or than 5000 people have died officials in the philippines capital manila easing lockdown restrictions in the city and businesses including salans and barber shops were allowed to reopen on monday philippines airlines is also planning to resume flights on select domestic and international routes people are still being told to follow strict health guidelines. back now to those protests in the u.s. against the death of a black man whilst in police custody black lives matter is the top conversation online in the u.s. as it has been all week many using it to document protests and voice their own experiences stylee a recent graduate from occidental college i just got my ba

on fast is also expected next week for many though 2020 will be the year of the stay cation paul brennan al-jazeera southwest london. well still ahead here on al-jazeera we look at the latin american country that sort itself apart from its neighbors in the battle to contain covert 19. long seen as a sign of racism the last state in the u.s. to still feature the confederacy looks to be making a change their stories after the break. how we've got yet more hot sunshine in the forecast across the middle east no great surprise is that but some good news on the way around the gulf that's a very brisk winds recently pushing down around just around the northeastern corner of saudi arabia these winds will ease as we go through the next couple of days because getting up to around 4344 celsius here in doha pretty much wall to wall sunshine the more cloud down towards the far south of the region maybe pushing down into the gulf of aden we'll see some showers there as usual around the hollands plenty of south lat showing up here running across the region there right the way across towards western sid

after a huge fuel spill 20000 tons of diesel have leaked into a river from a power plant as paul brennan explains. footage released by the russian investigative committee suggests the sheer volume of the spillage overwhelmed the concrete levees intended to contain minor leaks tens of thousands of tons of diesel escaped into the surrounding area it was 2 days before the regional government raised the alarm to moscow and in a televised video conference of visibly angry president putin rated them for the inadequacy of their response even questioning whether the governor had taken leave of his senses and what's going to be done you're the governor or we go to learn about emergency situations through social media now have you lost your mind over there norilsk is home to the world's largest producer of nickel and is already one of the most notoriously polluted places on earth the nickel factory emitted nearly 2000000 tons of sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere in 20183 times more than the 2nd worst emitter now the land and water also environmentally impacted this incident has dumped more than 2

joining us, cnn sports analyst, usa today columnist christine brennan.ignificant admission that the nfl was wrong for not listening to those players who protested earlier. i assume he is referring to colin kaepernick. >> absolutely, wolf. this is very significant. roger goodell just said we were wrong. i wasn't expecting to hear that from him. i think it shows the significance of the moment. everything we are going through as a nation, our culture right now, for roger goodell to make this, obviously he did this from his home. for him to do this, to feel the need to do it is a very dramatic statement, very dramatic move, it's correct, some might say, add my voice to this, wolf, it is a long time coming. colin kaepernick was kneeling during the national anthem, protesting the treatment of african-american men and social injustice. he was doing that in the summer of 2016, four years ago. the nfl could have embraced it then. obviously they didn't. they're embracing it now. it's a shame it took this long, it is a shame that colin kaepernick is not in the leag

to sink and that raises a much wider question for industrial safety across the whole arctic paul brennan al-jazeera. deserve means the whole romney reminded of our top stories minneapolis is preparing to remember george floyd whose death while by more more than a week ago sparked nationwide outrage memorials are being held in the city and across the country children minneapolis on what will be happening at the memorial service today we're going to be remembering george floyd we can expect members of his family have to talk about him as a gentle giant he was over 2 meters tall 6 foot 4 and we can expect the reverend al sharpton to repeat what he said yesterday as he presides over this service he says he wants to turn this moment into a movement we can also expect to hear from steven jackson a professional basketball player who called george floyd his brother because they were that close 3 men charged with the murder of a black man in the u.s. state of georgia are appearing in court over the already who was chased and shot 3 times by a retired white police officer and his son in february b

into effect on june 8th and has been criticized by airlines airports and the hospitality sector paul brennan has more from kingston and southwest london. i have to say the people that we've spoken to here in kingston in south west london are rather of the opinion that it's a bit too late for this year now the fear of infection ongoing infection the news that we've heard from america for example. just the hassle that there has been and the uncertainty about trying to book a holiday until now has left many people writing off this summer and looking ahead more to next year for their summer holidays rather than try and chances are that said with the knowledge that the announcement from the government that on wednesday they'll be a bill for the relaxation 'd of the current 14 day quarantine system has been welcomed by the association of british travel agents they said it's encouraging they certainly hope that more people will try and booked some kind of a last minute deal and there's evidence that although most of the travel agents offices here there's a couple of them just around the corner that

8th and has been criticized by and i and airports and the hospitality sector and i speak to paul brennan in london for us of all restrictions are being eased and people saw it's turning to the possibility of travel overseas where we with that. well certainly the option is now in front of people both from the u.k. and people traveling in the u.k. to arrive here without the need to self isolate for 14 days depending on where exactly they're coming from as you say the original policy imposed on june the 8th by the home secretary pretty patel was widely criticized as being far too late in the 1st place and far too blunt in the 2nd place and what this review this 1st opportunity to review just 3 weeks on from the imposition of this does is it lets it be a lot more nuanced what the government is saying is that from monday when its review takes place it will start to announce bridges taking place between countries that are actually have similar infection rates to the u.k. where travel between the 2 is not going to impact one way or the other that said there are a few important exceptions sweden

the 8th it's been criticized by airlines airports and the hospitality sector let's speak to paul brennan who joins us now from my kingston in sorry and so paul what's possible this summer is now becoming clearer. yes i've still some details to announce which is exactly such as which exact countries are going to be included on this list and i understand that discussions are still ongoing with that so is going to be kind of a rolling list of countries with individual nations added all potentially even taken away depending on where the corona virus infection rates go that said what seems to be happening at the moment is that discussions are being had with several european countries it looks like there will be notable exclusions such as the usa for example whose spike in corona virus infections on friday means that it's unlikely to be among the list of those whose travelers will not be required to quarantine once they arrive in the u.k. that said the measures which are going to come into force will be announced formally monday perhaps tuesday of next week have been broadly welcomed by the tr

that's right brennan it has really been an emotional day and you just heard people speak here 500 guests came to the ceremony the closest family members of george floyd as well as friends politicians civil rights activists so it was a fairly big event with of course the sad atmosphere but at the same time george floyd's family wanted to make sure that today the life of george floyd would be celebrated and in the tradition of the african-american church that was done with lots of cheerful gospel music so there was a hopeful and positive aspect to this too as a lot of people also put their hopes in the death of george floyd that this would bring change to racial inequality in the united states and around the world and we heard strong speeches of a video message by joe biden the likely democratic candidate for the presidency a very empathic message and then also congress people like al green and he said that now the next steps have to be taken a combating racism and racial inequality and brant i had the opportunity to speak to him earlier let's listen and. we need a reconciliation and if a

looking at soccer now in vienna brennan's hopes of avoiding relegation received another boost with a victory against potter bone on saturday 3 weeks ago it looked like the bonus leadership had sailed for the port city but a late run now means that the relegation battle could be more exciting than the one for the title. ates was last chance saloon for part of born and things got off to a spacious start when jamie who colleagues conceded a penalty for this unfortunate hand pulled. a strong save from leopold singer kept milord rush it's a sport keep out and the scores level but parity lost it just a minute longer when davie clawson rose to meet to a dog at the selassie stross single it was powerless and pacha born way behind. it was too little to braman 15 minutes later and the hosts had only done sentence to play sloppy defending giving the sucker the chance to school. there was still time for a 3rd before the break david cross and 2nd of the game putting the points firmly out of particles break which i the heavens opened after half time and the hosts woes continued to mount a single i

saturday a win for the hunting meant that mines have now secured another top flight season while brennan now need a minor miracle to avoid the drop. 2 sides that have struggled this season went head to head flo he and co fails braman began the match day 6 points from safety 6 points behind minds who knew a win would guarantee them another bundesliga season. after 25 minutes the hosts broke the deadlock robin crys on has been a solid contributor for minds this season and scored his 13th goal celebrating with a tribute to the black lives matter of movement. the swede showing plenty of fight to get the ball over the line. and minds kept pushing just 5 minutes later. made it to neil. and co failed had to be worried. oh well work goal but poor defending from braman allowed the space and time to finish. in the 2nd half braman briefly showed a sign of life. getting one back just before the hour mark goals have been in short supply for braman all season as the japanese striker scored just his 6th. raymond's defense was brittle and 5 minutes from time keeper yet he pawlenty was beaten for a 3rd t

but braman got yet another one just sergeant securing the 61 and result and brennan's 2nd home win ofthe season. and over in berlin schooled asserted to condemn distal golf to automatic relegation. that means braman have the chance to secure survival through the relegation play. john carlos one of 2 u.s. olympians who famously gave the black power salute in the podium at the 1968 mexico games has cost of the international olympic committee to abolish its anti protest roll carlos along with a group of american athletes sent a letter to the oh i see on saturday the legendary sprinter who won bronze at the games was banned after raising his fist. in protest of inequality. and that's the latest on d w news omarion evan steamed from me and the entire team here in berlin thanks for watching. w.'s crime fighters are back to africa's most successful radio drama series continues through the whole episode are available online and of course you can share and disco song w africa's facebook page and other social media platforms to current fighters to mindanao.

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