former mayor of san jose fallon was guilty of atrocities against mexican and indigenous peoples says brody story of the activist group hero tent it should be anywhere is to be in a museum and it should have the true history of of. >>thomas phones saying what he

brody who is appearing ina the opening round. one set all. ultimately went down. meanwhile, the british number three, cameron norrie looks like he was in for a trouble—free evening as he raced into a five love lead in the first step that, winning it six, the colombian came back to win in five and make it into the second round. the 12th time winner and defending champion, rafael the dog, easing into the second round after beating belarus in straight sets. it took him a little over a couple of hours to make it past the world number 83. the man who has lost the past two finals too rough a on the dull, dominic teen is also into the second round as he beat croatia's chile which in straight sets. in the women's draw, succeed serena williams has ta ken women's draw, succeed serena williams has taken the first step in her quest for that record equalling 24th grand slam title, williams, who celebrated her 39th birthday on saturday overcame a rusty start to beat fellow american, christiane in straight sets. she will play bulgaria in the se

and then florida republican congressman francis brody talks about the peace agreement between israel, united arab emirates, and bahrain. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning and join the discussion with your calls, a facebook comments and tweets. coming live wednesday. the u.s. house returns for general speeches at 9:00 a.m.. and at 10:00 a.m. for legislative business with work on bills related to childcare, federal education grants and technology. the senate returns on c-span to debate the nomination of todd wallace robinson of california to the u.s. district judge for the southern district of california. at 10:00 a.m., a senate appropriations committee looks at how the department of health and human services continues its response to covid-19. witnesses include dr. robert redfield in the hhs assistant secretary for health. committee looks at several land management bills that include firefighting and forest management. the statue of young eisenhower is a teenage boy sitting on the stone block looking in the direction of two of his greatest accomplishments, pres

haidi: then brody, our tech lobbying reporter.ve in tokyo as japan's parliament get set to vote yoshihide suga as the new prime minister. we get the latest on that coming up next. a major interview coming up later today. our electronics association chairman joins us to discuss prospects on the 6.6 billion dollars stimulus program to bring spark -- smartphone manufacturing to india. ♪ ♪ been a big proponent of deregulation and if he is willing to test new ideas, that could be a potential positive for japan's productivity. >> people underestimate how much suga is expected to push, especially on structural forms. >> i think the business is going toside soar in japan the next couple of years. value seekingssed to be actual true value. -- i am bullish on him. in thes a powerbroker japanese establishment, but his tenure could be short if he finds -- unless he finds some way to get himself a new angle on reform efforts. >> any sense of a slightly less itlationary policy, reinforces the pressure on the dollar-yen. >> his suggestion for th

are ben brody from washington, who has been following this story.hat is the latest state of play between the president and tiktok's owner? ben: they are barreling toward that deadline. hold microsoft and oracle's in as bi -- oracle in as bidders. is simply notit going to be possible to meet that deadline. the administration deciding whether they are going to give more time to tiktok and bytedance. it is looking like they are leaning toward it, but it hasn't reached the president's desk, so things are still scrambling. emily: what are the chances this continues to go on, that they missed the deadline and miss the deadline because bytedance really doesn't want to sell tiktok's u.s. assets? ben: it seems entirely possible bytedance might decide it can't please both nations. the reporting we have gotten is the review by the chinese authorities is going to take weeks, if not months. it seems almost guaranteed the u.s. will have to move that deadline out if it does ultimately want to see a sale rather than shut the app down. is another 45 days before the

em brody is out as well. yes.s not that a writing that match, he is a seasoned pro who has paid from the tennis. he fought hard. he was a great experience money and grand slam of british soil and he came to the qualifying buds. and cam ranh ace and his first steps at the moment. fingers crossed for him. he was doing very well. 5—0 up in the first step. it is now 5—3. we will talk about serena williams. as a lwa ys talk about serena williams. as always that pressure on her, can she get the next grand slam. a sticky start it's fair to say but through to the second round. conditions not as bad as yesterday but still difficult. as e—mail and then painted a different time of year and the courts heavy and it's cold out there and she plays christiane who she paid in the us open and broken down twice in the first set but then turned on the gas in the tie—breaker and ran away with a second set. i think all in all she will be happy with her days work. getting through it all about getting through the early rounds and she's l

brody noticed the pull of some muscles by goods. that you know were similar to. severus the 1st because. what's interesting to. it is you. throughout its history just how just with the self-proclaimed islamic state terrorist group have recruited up to 30000 foreigners from all over the world to fight for. one purpose if. this. sounds of russian citizens left their country to join the terrorists often bringing wives and children with them. and i.d.'s them just on you will be the same as and you could move. on you to the. hundreds of children and widows were held captive all disappeared. convinced me to warm up back in russia those children's families wait oh i'm such a book of. them . the person who is this noble force if you so we prefer to steer this media interest for your support of the president. most are almost really sore throats for you if. you can't see if those are through security at. the source of course so you. should look at this. season what do you. do with your group's career to school. bus stations on all of us on a signal when there pleshette can

let's discuss it with sam brody, he covers congress for the daily beast.e first suggested 3 trillion. then the white house countered with 1 trillion. and then the white house moved up to 1.5. and then the house came down to 2.2. why didn't they just meet the middle at 2 trillion? i mean, is everyone working from an apples to apples set of numbers about what the country actually needs right now? >> no. they're not. and i think, you know, something to keep in mind here is back in march when that sweeping stimulus bill was passed there was real agreement on what the problems were and what congress should do about it, namely throw $2.2 trillion at the problem. and then see what worked and what didn't. i think now, you know, six months later we're at a point where the economic hurt is still there but it's not as dramatic as it was in march. that's led to differing opinions on the hill as to what the problems really are, how to best fight those problems and, you know, what even the problems are to begin with. so, that's why you didn't really see republicans and

former mayor of san jose fallon was guilty of atrocities against mexican and indigenous peoples says brody story of the activist group hero tent it should be anywhere is to be in a museum and it should have the true history of of. >>thomas phones saying what he did. to mexican and indigenous people. give the true history otherwise and there's a symbol of of hope when actuality it's as a symbol of oppression the bronze and concrete statue was not seriously damaged, but it was doused in red paint. >>to symbolize the blood allegedly spilled by found. well he too expressed sharp disappointment in the kentucky grand jury's failure to bring charges in the breonna taylor case. >>mayor liccardo is calling for a dialogue and whether thomas fallen belongs on a pedestal or in a museum. i think this is a learning moment for us an opportunity to bring chain together to have a conversation with historians. >>to really answer questions and to have these difficult conversations around race and our past. >>you may recall the city decided to remove a statue of christopher columbus from the lobby and city ha

former mayor of san jose fallon was guilty of atrocities against mexican and indigenous peoples says brody story of the activist group hero tent it should be anywhere it should be in a museum and it should have the true history of of. >>thomas phones saying what he did. to mexican and indigenous people. give the true history otherwise and there's a symbol of of hope when actuality it's it's a symbol of oppression the bronze and concrete statue was not seriously damaged, but it was doused in red paint. >>to symbolize the blood allegedly spilled by found. well he too expressed sharp disappointment in the kentucky grand jury's failure to bring charges in the breonna taylor case. >>mayor liccardo is calling for a dialogue and whether thomas fallen belongs on a pedestal or in a museum. i think this is a learning moment for us an opportunity to bring chain together to have a conversation with historians. >>to really answer questions and to have these difficult conversations around race and our past the san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>the family of breonna taylor plans to hold a news confere

it follows more disappointment for this players yesterday with brody and norrie knocked out.ay for the first time since his mistake hitting someone with the ball. essex county cricket club says there trophy celebrations did not meet their values after a muslim player had a beer poured over him at lord's cricket ground following the victory over somerset. the club said they would bring cricket to everybody but further work needs to be done on diversity in society in general. —— novak djokovic. borisjohnson has this morning announced his plans to offer a free, fully funded college course to people without an a level or equivalent qualification from next april. let's listen to some of what he had to say. from next april we will introduce a new funding promise and fund classes for adults equivalent to all teaching skills which are highly in demand. they will let anyone who leave school without a level or equivalent get the qualifications they need when they need them helping people to change jobs and find work in the burgeoning new sectors this country is creating. suppose you wo

florida republican congressman francis brody talks about the peace agreement between the -- israel, of united arab emirates and bahrain. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning and join us with your phone calls, a facebook comments and tweets. coming up live on the c-span networks wednesday. the u.s. house returns for general speeches 9:00 a.m.. and at 10:00 for legislative business. toh work on bills related federal education grants and election technology. a.m.enate returns at 10:00 to debate the nomination of todd wallace robinson of california to be united states district judge for the southern district of california. a.m., the at 10:00 senate appropriations subcommittee will look at how the health and human services department response to covid-19. it includes cdc director robert redfield in the hhs assistant secretary. the senate energy committee looks at land management bills that include firefighting and forest management. the statue of young eisenhower is a teenage boy sitting on a stone block, looking in the direction of two of his greatest accomplishments,

you're like a cross of adrien brody and ali mcbeal. it's like a thin jonah hill so great job. i look like i'm in my first trimester here but let me share number with you that's disturbing that backs up your argument greg and that is a foundation did a poll a couple of weeks ago that showed 84% of the country say the media bears the blame for the divide in this country, 84% thinks that. it's not just a republican conservative thing. also democrats for 19767 in 10 americans approved entrusted the media and it's completely been turned on its head. when you hear don lemon who is labor a -- labeled an anchor in "cnn" and insists it's a newspro germanotta an opinion show he says this, we are going to have to blow up the entire system. who is we exactly because only republicans are calling for the electoral college to go so that's either media democrats are phenomenon at this point. who is we? it's not even journalism. his activism in painfully apparent. greg: i think cuomo gave three opportunities to walk back, walk it back and he didn't and he walked about the next day because some

you're like a cross of adrien brody and ali mcbeal. it's like a thin jonah hill so great job. i look like i'm in my first trimester here but let me share number with you that's disturbing that backs up your argument greg and that is a foundation did a poll a couple of weeks ago that showed 84% of the country say the media bears the blame for the divide in this country, 84% thinks that. it's not just a republican conservative thing. also democrats for 19767 in 10 americans approved entrusted the media and it's completely been turned on its head. when you hear don lemon who is labor a -- labeled an anchor in "cnn" and insists it's a newspro germanotta an opinion show he says this, we are going to have to blow up the entire system. who is we exactly because only republicans are calling for the electoral college to go so that's either media democrats are phenomenon at this point. who is we? it's not even journalism. his activism in painfully apparent. greg: i think cuomo gave three opportunities to walk back, walk it back and he didn't and he walked about the next day because some

you're like a cross of adrien brody and ali mcbeal. it's like a thin jonah hill so great job. look like i'm in my first trimester here but let me share number with you that's disturbing that backs up your argument greg and that is a foundation did a poll a couple of weeks ago that showed 84% of the country say the media bears the blame for the divide in this country, 84% thinks that. it's not just a republican conservative thing. also democrats for 19767 in 10 americans approved entrusted the media and it's completely been turned on its head. when you hear don lemon who is labor a -- labeled an anchor in "cnn" and insists it's a newspro germanotta an opinion show he says this, we are going to have to blow up the entire system. who is we exactly because only republicans are calling for the electoral college to go so that's either media democrats are phenomenon at this point. who is we? it's not even journalism. his activism in painfully apparent. greg: i think cuomo gave three opportunities to walk back, walk it back and he didn't and he walked about the next day because someon

said once again that germany expects some clarification from the kremlin ok thank you for that ok brody political correspondent. a lot of years now more than 5 years ago islamists have been here paris offices of satirical magazine a challis have doe and the jewish supermarket 3 assailants murdered 17 people before being shot dead by police 3 others including the wife of one of the alleged gunman fled to syria days before the attack a court in paris has begun trying them in their absence along with 11 other suspects the magazine was targeted because it published cartoons a visa mc prophet mohammad which most muslims say is prohibited w.'s lisa lewis has been speaking with the widow of one of the victims maddie's wilensky is still traumatized 5 years ago her husband george was killed in the islamist attack on shall you do he was a cartoonist at the magazine and the love of her life. my life was turned upside down its absence the absence of his gaze that accompanied me for 47 years. this absence has caused me to fall ill with cancer and i have regular nightmares you in some of them i becom

the new yorker's richard brody praised the film as a story of a girl's outrage of a patriarchal order. forget the moral panic in "the washington post" attacked critics, saying it's a shame a movie about an 11-year-old moral education has made so many adults act stupid. your response? >> when you've got leftists i guessed telling us now that being against and the sexualization of 11-year-olds is a right wing position, hey, i will take that. as a right a right winger myself, proudly, i will take ownership of that position if you guys on the left don't want to because that is apparently what we are being told. i think that is important for people to realize, that this is not just some fringe movie that came out at sundance and is out in the hinterlands somewhere and nobody's watching it, you've got major media figures, not just the billion-dollar netflix but major figures in the media that are circling the perv wagons. it should be a surprise to anyone we have movies like this in a country where children are sent to the library to be read stories by drag queens. it shouldn't be surprisin

i love this, brody smith, a world- class frisbee with. watch this, a guy in a passing boat. that was a great catch. i don't know what was better, the frisbee toss or the catch. but that is the sporting life for right now. we will have more for you in about 25 minutes. it is 11:00, time for more news. >>> it's finally great to be talking about baseball, hockey, basketball, football >> we've got more than enough! >>> next of 11:00- >> i don't have kids. a good thing they weren't mind. >> a longtime family business destroyed by a crash. teenagers running from chp. a family-owned business left in ruins following a weekend of wreck andre senior, and for frank. >> the business is a landmark in the area and they just are rallying to help the owners. palace of fruit tested for years along old redwood highway in petaluma. the governors tran ones debora villalon is here with us without their pushing for a rebuild. >> reporter: chp officers saved the lives of four young people, pulling them out the back window of a burning car. that, after it crashed into the produce stand in the middl

costa, national political reporter for "the washington post" and msnbc political analyst and david brodieef political analyst for cbn news and host of "just the news show." we messengered mazie heir roiroy she's not having the meeting with the president's supreme court nominee. >> when the president extends a courtesy to the american people to not like us and not -- to tell us the truth, i'll extend the courtesy to his nominee for the supreme court for life. they're shoving this person down our throat. >> this is part of the democrat strategy, robert. some of them, to cast this entire process as illegitimate and refuse to participate. is that the best tool in the toolbox at this point? >> it is one of the tools, hallie. when you heard from the hawaii nor is echoed across the democratic party in the senate and they're using that tool, the focus on process, to remind especially more rank and file activist democratic voters that this process in their view is messy, it is rushed, it is inappropriate, it goes against all kinds of political norms and even constitutional norms in their eyes as t

county and the north complex fire came roaring back to life and is threatening several times that brody devastated in 28 teams including paradise. crews are trying to stop the flames before they jump highway 70. >>> still coming up, sales are skyrocketing, how the pandemic actually helped one company triple is business. >> we have a "spare the air" alert that remains in effect today. that is i'm voting 'yes' on prop 19 to help california's most vulnerable. over 24,000 homes were destroyed by wildfires in less than two years. too many of those victims are also hit with a sudden tax hike after their forced to move. it's wrong. prop 19 limits taxes on wildfire victims and limits taxes on seniors and severely disabled homeowners. join firefighters and emergency responders in voting 'yes' on 19. all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you'll receive automatic notifications by text, email or voice call to let you know the status of your ballot

former mayor of san jose fallon was guilty of atrocities against mexican and indigenous peoples says brody story of the activist group hero tent it should be anywhere is to be in a museum and it should have the true history of of. >>thomas phones saying what he did. to mexican and indigenous people. give the true history otherwise and there's a symbol of of hope when actuality it's it's a symbol of oppression the bronze and concrete statue was not seriously damaged, but it was doused in red paint. >>to symbolize the blood allegedly spilled by found. well he too expressed sharp disappointment in the kentucky grand jury's failure to bring charges in the breonna taylor case mayor liccardo is calling for a dialogue and whether thomas fallen belongs on a pedestal or in a museum. i think this is a learning moment for us an opportunity to bring the community together to have a conversation with historians. >>to really answer questions and to have these difficult conversations around race and our past the san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news public support for protests against police brutality and ra

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the motang clan [ laughter ] that's right michigan gave us heidi motang, spencer, lc, and of course, brodyr on, trump said, "motang, of course, began in the great city of de-twa." right after that, yosemite national park was like, "damn, you too? yeah, trump mispronounced motown as motang it was a simple mistake, but to prove that he's actually a huge fan of motown, he released this message. take a look. >> i'm donald j. trump, here to talk about all the fantastic artists that came out of motown artists like betty white, the burrito supremes, orville redenbacher, marvin word mike pence won't say, stevie wonder, ray charles, glade plug- ins and my personal favorite, eats domino's. >> jimmy: later in the rally, trump mentioned an award that he's won in the past that i didn't really know about watch this >> well, i was honored in michigan does anybody know that i was given man of the year award by somebody. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: if you don't remember the michigan man of the year awards, there's a reason they don't exist his staff was like, when he's in a bad mood, we just give him a trophy w

liam brody is down in his opening match at the french open.rry and dan evans went out on day one. in the women‘s, and serena williams has taken the first step in her quest for that record 2a grand slam victory. she defeated fellow american in straight sets in the first round. that is all for now but i will have more for you in sports day at half past six. see you then. a government backed loan scheme to help small comapnies keep afloat during this pandemic is being targetted by criminials who are setting fake companies and netting themselves tens of thousands of pounds each time. a bbc investigation has found that scammers have been taking advantage of limited checks on new applicants for the bounce back loan scheme — and it‘s potentially costing the tax payer millions of pounds. 0ur correspondent, angus crawford, has more. it is a bounce back loan application that is being approved for £50,000. taxpayers money. meant for struggling firms. here is a second, here is a third, here is a fourth and here is a fifth. that is a quarter of £1 million.

florida republican congressman francis brody talks about the peace agreement between israel, the unitedrab emirates and bahrain. journal" tongton live this morning at 7:00. announcer: coming up live on the c-span network, the u.s. house returns for general speeches at 9:00 a.m. and at 10:00 a.m. for legislative business with work on bills related to child, education grants and technology. on c-span two, the senate returns to debate the nomination of todd wallace robinson of california to be united states district judge for the southern district of california. on c-span3 at 10:00, a senate appropriations subcommittee looks at how the department of health and human services continues its response to covid-19. witnesses include cdc director robert redfield and admiral dash, hhs assistant secretary for health. at 2:30 p.m., the senate energy subcommittee examines land management bills that include firefighting and forest management. tuesday evening, joe biden spoke at an hispanic heritage event in kissimmee, florida. also speaking at the event, actor eva longoria, ricky martin and luis fonz

so relative humidity is an issue, 8 to 12% on top of extreme drought that's gop developed from >>> brodye during this difficult time. >> yes. >> my little man lukas was a great comfort in the home studio and bodyguard there. he was like get away from my mom. lara, you know a thing or two about that as well, don't you? >> are you kidding me, robin? this one needs an agent. no, not taking the notes on cue. i mean, they are so important to us at all times but with the pandemic has come such a huge increase in pet adoptions as people everywhere look for new buddies at home. these new family members have shared their love and raised our spirits in ways that we'll remember for a long time to come. america got a big dose of puppy love when the pandemic hit with so many people around the country adopting and fostering dogs, the aspca saw a nearly increase compared to last year. now "scruffy" documents it. >> you get to see a window inside our lives with our dogs during the lockdown. >> reporter: the book shows how as we quarantined we attempted to groom our dogs creating some extraordinarily hil