bill is that we do put money in for community-based organizations to receive grants to find solution for public safety. chrissh back on you on seattle. the police chief in seattle wants to go back in and doesn't like the idea of 6 blocks in downtown seattle having no police in and response times being tripled and being stopped by the democratic mayor and the democratic governor. don't you have a problem with that? congresswoman: i believe they should fund the police. they need to have the police back in seattle, they need to have the police back in seattle. i don't support removing the police. let me be clear about that. chris: congresswoman bass, thank you, thanks for sharing your weekend with us, good to talk to you, congresswoman. congresswoman: thanks, same here. chris: thank you. as the country reopens after months of lockdown we are seeing new outbreaks of the coronavirus. we will talk with one of the country's leading infectious disease epidemiologists. ♪ i don't keep track of regrets and i don't add up the years, but what i do count on... is boost high protein... and now, there's boost mobility... ..

many cried foul including chris webber who said demarcus we know and have known who grant is.m knows as well. i've told them many times. they've seen it. they know who he is. there is a history here. five years ago napier defended then l.a. clippers owner donald sterling when he made racist comments. napier said sterling couldn't be racist because he had hired doc rivers and elgin baylor.

chris that you referred to. between the united states and the u.k. says extradition shall not be granted if the offense for which the extradition is requested is a political offense so the trouble ministration is trying to get britain to extradite julian assange to 'd the united states to say stand trial on this indictment under the espionage act but there is an exception for political offenses and it's the u.k. courts that decide whether or not to extradite julian assange there's no clear definition of political offense but it routinely includes treason sedition espionage and offenses against state power and exposure of war crimes is clearly a political offense so he should not be extradited but when he had a hearing before the judge who won't ultimately make the decision about extradition and she denied his attorneys' request for bail because he is in danger of being interest and now with the coven virus and being in in solitary confinement for 23 hours a day but one hour a day he's with 40 other people in a confined space he's got preexisting health conditions that make him even more

many cried foul including chris webber who said demarcus we know and have known who grant is. the team knows as well. i've told them many times. they've seen it. they know who he is. there is a history here. five years ago napier defended then l.a. clippers owner donald sterling when he made racist comments. napier said sterling couldn't be racist because he had hired doc rivers and elgin baylor. this time napier apologized. then there was drew brees the new orleans saints quarterback initially said that kneeling during the national anthem disrespects the flag referencing colin kaepernick's sideline protests from 2016. >> i will never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the united states of america. when the national anthem is played and when i look at the flag of the united states i envision my two grandfathers who fought for this country during  world war ii one in the army and one in the marine corps both risking their lives to protect our country and try to make our country and this world a better place. so every time i stand with my hand over my heart looking at

chris alvarez. >> coming up in sports with covid cases spiking, they have stopped some of thelar rkts. we saw the earthquake grace in bold was offering a grantgned up and i was actually selected it leaves the house in tack. you now know that in the next earthquake your house will be standing and we also got a discount on our earthquake insurance. if there is an earthquake. our house has a better chance of surviving in. >>> now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >>> abc players have been engaging in voluntary workout said privately. those will have to stop. two injuries and an unidentified player testing positive came out of the niners camp. they're advising against the workouts held recently. espn reports two bucks have tested positive as well. safety protocols are being finalized as training camps are scheduled to open at the end of july. and they organized a food donation, giving out 5,000 boxes of fresh fruits and veggies in san jose. ikeith kb a h tells m hs anulo in a position to given back. >> i've always had a big heart. so, once i got to the league, it was easy. givling back always makes me feel better. feels like the blessings come ba

with giving them grants this debate what should be loans which would be one thing and the other topic is of course there was a lot on the lame duck president european commission when chris and it's the plan has also all. started to talk once again about texting by a commission saw a new system of taxing which in the end will of course hit the national text because somewhere the texas will have to be taken as they cannot be in a band it just on the super national level. i would sit down many many question marks left and the big is your is a chorus how can you bring law cohesion into the european union sanctioning. as of today anybody arriving into the united kingdom will face mandatory quarantine as part of measures designed to prevent. 2nd wave of the coronavirus all the details is. what we will be seeing from today's anybody who arrives in the u.k. . and see or will be told that they have to self isolate itself quarantine for 14 days they'll have to give an address that address could be subject to spot checks by government figures security forces and if somebody is found not to be in the property at the time that it's being inspected they could be subjected to a 1000 p

chris. are you there? >> yeah. tell me what doesn't do it for you. the president said we should create a federal database and use federal grants to motivate departments to meet their higher certification standards. chokeholds banned except when officer's life at risk, and encourages sending mental health professionals. >> if you do these practices, there will be real consequences. if officers break the law, our federal government will prosecute you. right now the standard on 242 which is a criminal section for prosecution is too high and doesn't get used. the 1983 civil cases. it's very hard if you are not really having a consequence when officers do things that are not only against the community standard but against the law. he doesn't ban racial profiling. something bush called for. doesn't talk about racial bias training. does not elevate in any way the kinds of issues being asked for by civil rights communities, not just now but for a very long time. we have to make sure that we get a bill that has teeth in it, that can change the culture and accountability of policing and even that the database is shielded from the public. others cannot see the

grant up, >> i'm from connecticut. i don't like the idea of tearing stuff down. especially without a vote of anybody. that's another installment of the house husbands. ♪ >> now laura, cnn's anchor chrisuomo, and his wife was doing an instagram live at yoga instructional win in the window behind her, not before someone screen grabbed it. here's my question. that's only one of two things. it was that what is that? >> it's an outdoor shower i presume? >> laura: raymond, you're getting very cheeky tonight. >> i see what you are doing. are you doing anything to promote -- you've got to keep it up. raymond, you have to work on your confessional videos. are they going to do a confessional video for any of the really bad movies that invariably they've all acted in? some of those guys were great phenomenal actors obviously but everyone has to do a lemon. >> now that the economy is heating up, the media stoking fears of the second wave is coming, next. >> a new wave of coronavirus cases possibly triggering on another lockdown. >> texas already experiencing a second wave? >> many experts are more in a second wave of infection as i head it states relaxed the rules too aggressively. >> laura: esp

grant a motion of -- a change of venue motion if one is in fact filed. that's it for us. the news continues. i want to hand things over to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. ignoring a pandemic does not make it go away. that's why states like florida are in such dire straits. listen to its governor desantis boasting last month what great shape florida is in. >> you've got a lot of people in your profession who waxed poetically for weeks and weeks about how florida was going to be just like new york. wait two weeks. florida is going to be next. just like italy, wait two weeks. well, hell, we're eight weeks away from that, and it hasn't happened. >> what now? not going to hear him here. you won't see him here. why? because he's got nothing to say. when he had a chance to speak, he spoke too soon. he did too little, and now his state is suffering too much. new york's peak and daily cases was in what, april? the five-day average of daily cases hit almost 10,000. terrible. things here still aren't great. we're just moving in the right direction. florida health officials reported nearly 10,

grant a motion of -- a change of venue motion if one is in fact filed. that's it for us. the news continues. i want to hand things over to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." ignoring a pandemic does not make it go away. that's why states like florida are in such dire straits. listen to its governor desantis boasting last month what great shape florida is in. >> you've got a lot of people in your profession who waxed poetically for weeks and weeks about how florida was going to be just like new york. wait two weeks. florida is going to be next. just like italy, wait two weeks. well, hell, we're eight weeks away from that, and it hasn't happened. >> what now? not going to hear him here. you won't see him here. why? because he's got nothing to say. when he had a chance to speak, he spoke too soon. he did too little, and now his state is suffering too much. new york's peak and daily cases was in what, april? the five-day average of daily cases hit almost 10,000. terrible. things here still aren't great. we're just moving in the right direction. florida health officials reported nearly 1

grant a motion of -- a change of venue motion if one is in fact filed. that's it for us. the news continues. i want to hand things over to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." ignoring a pandemic does not make it go away.

grant who led the union army in the civil war. that's a key issue in the 2020 race. we bring in fox news editor chris stirewalt.we are sad to see he has passed, and, we you are seeing this emerge as a major issue in the 2020 race. >> there is the legally acceptable way, and then there is a mob accuracy and angry mobs defacing and tearing things down which basically has no support. you have the people who have lingered after the folks who have jobs and families and things to go back to which have gone home, and it turns out we are trying to rip down a statue of the marquis de lafayette which is a good way to get on the news and occupy yourself while you are bored sitting in a pup tent. >> it's interesting because, you watch the statues being tore down across the country and he writes in the journal quoting, each evening on the news the american people watch their cities being looted and set on fire, shut up or occupied and more strict shocking is officials reluctant to condemn the open conduct on my criminality. press corps dismisses trump as a liar, but he notes that this is all happening in cities long run by

grants. what are they doing to speed up the process and get those out to businesses? maria: all right. senator, thanks very much for joining us. good to see you, sir. chris kuhn.ll be right back. you'll see gratitude. communities showing support in their own way. our way is massmutual healthbridge, a free life insurance program just for healthcare workers fighting covid-19. ♪ so to all the healthcare workers on the front lines, thank you. ♪ maria: welcome back. get growing, garden season is in full swing. many just waiting for those vegetables to ripeen now. our next guest has tips to make sure you get the most out of your plants and avoid common mistakes that the greenest thumbs make. joining us now is contractor skip adele. we have been looking forward to this segment. so, your first tip, start small. what does that mean? >> yes. so starting small is a great way to do it. you have to make sure you even like gardening first. i would say start small to control space. this is something we use here in our home. this is the veggie pot. it's a raised garden bed. it's fantastic. you can control where you plant your seeds and your plants and you also have a hood on

well, chris grant, one of the most senior black administrators in british sport, wants change too. is so bad in the country that it is like a kind of apartheid. grant has written to uk sport and sport england urging them to create a commission to help tackle the issue, where people can discuss problems without criticism. historically there have been lots of initiatives and right now there are lots of initiatives across many sports to address inequalities. but the problem is that what we are looking at is a systemic problem and you can't fix a system by dealing with things one at a time. so i'm suggesting a commission which will ta ke suggesting a commission which will take a historic perspective, we'll look at the roots of inequalities in sport and particularly and really importantly will hear the experiences from grassroots up of people who have suffered from these inequalities. and then it will be for the leadership of sport to see what we need to do to fix them. one of the defining images from the weekend was the statue of slave trader edward colston being pulled down and