so, again, please don't take this as combative. it is not. it is intended in the best spirit to help us all move forward to get to a piece of very significant legislation that will hopefully take us forward like pepfar did and like so many of those other monumental pieces of legislation that can address this incredibly, incredible bring difficult situation and hurtful situation, not only for america but for the world. and i invite your participation, encourage your participation, and arizona sure you that -- and assure you that we'll work in good faith to try to reach these goals. so with that, madam president, i object for the reasons stated. mr. durbin: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator is heard. objection is heard. mr. durbin: i thank the senator for his positive statement about work to be done in the foreign reels committee. there's nothing in this resolution that tries to have an impact on anything you've mentioned. the operative language is a few words, urging u.s. participation in any global effort on therapeutics and v

always love the coverage that they get but this president in particular has really been incredibly combative towards the press and i feel like it's given license to a lot of others just sort of take that rhetoric and take those actions and we've seen for example a c.n.n. crew was arrested i believe on friday and we definitely see that rhetoric trickling down to the others and and i think at the moment there's still very much a belief in the freedom of the press but we're starting to see some a better road a bit. from political joining us from austin texas thank you thank you. let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the world russian president vladimir putin says that the country will hold a nationwide vote on constitutional reforms on july 1st after the april 22nd poll was postponed due to the coronavirus if the reforms are passed they could pave the way for putin to stay in power for 16 more years. the united nations has made an urgent plea for more international aid for yemen it's holding a virtual pledging conference for the war torn impoverished arab nation the u.n

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majority needed to win outright the candidate backed by the ruling law and justice party has run a combative campaign promoting conservative values he caused controversy by focusing on what he called the spread of l.g.b. to. ideology in the traditionally catholic country to his opponent in the likely runoff vote is worse than mare. who garnered just over 30 percent of the vote he's from the centrist civic platform party his campaign pledge was to heal the rifts in poland's divided society and repair ties with brussels. well g.w. correspondent monica has been covering election day in poland here's her assessment of the outcome of the 1st round of voting the very high turnout shows how important this election is for poles there are a long queues outside the polling stations all day long with people willing to wait for hours in the heat this election is a clash of 2 different worlds of values the incumbent conservative president under you do the wants to defend the traditional values and to protect poland from the western liberalism he supports the government's reforms who have been heavily cri

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president donald trump has taken a combative tone. if a city or state receives is to take the actions that are in this a surge of decision the lives and property of their residents i will deploy the united states military and quickly solve the problem for. derek child and since dismissed from the police charges floyd herder on friday but his brother says that's not enough. he wants all of the officers involved arrested and charged i just want to hurt us and. oh. 1 well the w.'s alexandra fund naaman is following developments for us from washington d.c. and near the white house alexandra what's the situation like where you are now. we are right now a few blocks away from the white house in the case street and the situation has calmed down here a little bit after the police cleared the streets with tear gas and rubber bullets as you can see on my left those police officers surrounded a small group of protesters most of them very young people some of them even kids i would say and know they are being arrested for defying breaking the cur

absolute majority needed to win outright the candidate from the law and justice party has run a combative campaign promoting conservative values he caused controversy by focusing on what he called the spread of l g b t ideology in the traditionally catholic country to his opponent in the likely presidential runoff in 2 weeks is warsaw mayor koskie who garnered just over 30 percent of the vote from the centrist civic platform. party his campaign pledge was to heal the rifts in poland's divided society. and i'm joined now by the interviews voice action nancy from the polish service so is this still a race it is the race go on the incumbent president mr du the war in the 1st row and clearly but it doesn't mean that he my relax right now and just wait for the 2nd round there were 9 other candidates in the 1st round who didn't make it into the 2nd round those are millions of votes and mr dude and mr ski will now have to fight for these votes so i expect a very very narrow race in 2 weeks the campaign have to be until here has been described as a clash of values is that the i'm going to continu

absolute majority needed to win outright the candidate from the law and justice party has run a combative campaign for motoring conservative values he's caused controversy by focusing on what he called the spread of l g b t ideology on the tradition in the traditionally catholic country does opponent in the likely presidential runoff in 2 weeks is the mayor who could garner just over 30 percent of the vote he's from the centers civic platform party his campaign pledge was to heal the rifts in poland's divided society and i'm joined now by voice from our polish service wojciech give us an. ambers if you would well the incumbent president mr andre do that gets almost 42 percent of the votes so this is the exit poll that we have right now and his main rival the liberal mayor of warsaw mr just ski gets 30.4 points 4 percent of the votes and this means that there will be a 2nd round in 2 weeks because none of them got 50 percent and well what does it mean. has almost 11 points more than mr just ski but it doesn't necessarily mean that he will win the 2nd round there are 9 others candidates in

president donald trump has taken a combative time. if the city or state we see uses to take the actions that have this is served to defend the life and property of there is then i will deploy the united states military and quickly solve the problem for the. derrick child and since dismissed from the police church it flits herder on friday but his brother says that's not enough. he wants all of the officers involved arrested and charged i just want to hurt us and. record low records. well let's bring in d.w.i. the ones in minneapolis for more fun you are there at the place where the white police officer kneeled on floyd's neck until he died in an outrage over a history of pleas for talented people what is the mood like where you are right now. it's quite jubilant very loose so to speak people are having a great good time it's not a party don't get me wrong they're still very committed chanting george lloyd's name i can't breathe. for a typical battle cry which we have witnessed all week long the curfew here in minneapolis has been shru

aunts one and 3 eighth's the german family minister and former mayor of berlin's district of no i combed hand-sewn diplomas to the graduating classes best students these high school seniors arrived from syria only 5 or 6 years ago not speaking a word of german but they did speak of the horrors they experienced in their war torn homeland. the airplanes came and bombed everything that's got there was no place left to live because of the man i was in a rubber boat with my father and my brother we crossed the mediterranean greece macedonia until he got here already and also vital. the family also find syria separately from their son ahmed who didn't want to wait in a turkish refugee camp and set off on his own my family stayed in turkey and i wanted to go to germany because we had to stop in cyprus and a year later i was able to leave after another year i was finally reunited with my parents in germany at the bit of coffee. he enrolled at the albert schweitzer secondary school in berlin then district school administrator francis that gif i says it was one of the city's most troubled schools

he would not be combative with police.ren't taught -- we were not disrespect especially when it came to authoritative figures. you have to respect especially law enforcement because of what they can potentially do to you. so we have known this our whole lives. he would teach it to my kids, so it's just know what that that happened. >> miss carter, this whole apologize aftermath, hearing him say he couldn't breathe and then knowing you heard the audio of your son saying that, what has all of this -- these past weeks been like for you? >> it's been a lot of crying, a lot of crying, and unknown. just not knowing what is going on. so when my daughter began to reach out to certain people and the video came in -- well, i knew from the beginning that my son did not hit a police officer. he would never do that. he -- like monet said, they were taught to be respectful to authoritative figures. my son talked to me that night for 15 minutes. his mind was on the lord and making his life and his path in a straight and narrow way. so i

the reality is what was supposed some of the largest protests the thing that combed everything down to is when the state attorney came and announced charges. i remember that day because we knew the names. something happened, there's a payout and then people kind of go about their business. but when she announced the charges against those officers, something changed because i think for a lot of people in baltimore, they felt like we actually could see officers held accountable. now fast-forward two of the officers were not guilty and the other is the charges were dropped. but the moment, that changed everything in the city of baltimore. think of it reflects what is taking place right now when i say the bar is higher, people are not okay with the charges. we want convictions. people need to be held accountable. it's not just about now we see a mug shot. no need to see this through to completion so the bar is raised in on that. but feels different now is the conversations people are having a. it isn't about just making sure there are body cameras but it's about how do we add on to things

as officers often report their injuries afterwards that he'd made and understand using narcan gun combs videos circulating on social media shows several groups turning violent destroying shopfronts and losing until the early hours of the morning this all into something waiting for love throughout the night 40 stores are attacked. at the moment we see in shop windows was smashed and destroyed. from what we know at present 9 shops were looted always does noise in large english if they get warm. the next day start cut residents reacted to the destruction. we've never seen this instant gut i'm completely shocked i just can't really believe it. can it clogs up this was the i found out about it through a video i just saw someone throwing stones at the shop up here to criminal damage destroying other people's property that's not ok at all. police are currently gathering evidence from the shops destroyed overnight more than 20 people arrested during the violence and now being questioned. well d.w. reporter rebecca meyer is standing by for us in stuttgart rebecca you're in the city center where

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(combative yelling) he used to have bad breath.he uses a capful of therabreath fresh breath oral rinse to keep his breath smelling great, all day long. (combative yelling) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, target and other fine stores. ♪ >> tucker: a federal judge has ordered roger stone to report to prison in about two weeks by july 14th. once he reports, stone will be imprisoned for three years and four months. stone's crime, if it was one, hurt no one. he barely missed remember the details of emails related to a defunct conspiracy theory. the whole thing added up to nothing and yet for doing that, he will spend the rest of his healthy life in prison and do much more time than almost any of the violent criminals who have destroyed our cities. y.burnt businesses, looted them, torched police stations, terrorized the population for the past month. if you were shot dead, you'd think cnn would send a special news crew to capture the man who killed you, no, they wouldn't, but they did that for roger stone and they are r

over 200 millimeters were reported in comb mow toe in the last 24 hours.er levels are getting high in some rivers. part of kyushu woke up to more heavy rain on friday. this caused the risk of flooding and landslides to be increased to level three which is the serious warning. people are advised to avoid low bridges. some major trainlines have been disrupted. the rainfall will continue to increase in pretty much the same locations into friday morning. another 100 millimeters of rain is expected in the kyushu region through the next 24 hours. flooding and landslides could be primary threats. heavy downpours will also develop in tokyo on friday. temperatures will be much cooler than what we saw earlier this week. the high will be only 20 degrees in tokyo on friday. hot and dry conditions will return to the country as we go into the weekend. highs may reach the 30s once again in osaka and fukuoka on sunday. people in the central u.s. are facing severe weather overnight thursday as a cold front passes through the midwest all the way down to the plains, severe t

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mayor bowser: i also said, marked, this morning that i think the president has a role combing ationally in calming the in unrest we see in cities across america. i think at the very least he has to not incite violence and that is what we would expect. >> [indiscernible] mayor bowser: i can't say that i paid much attention to what hase out so far this morning. make an address to the nation and if he does, i hope it is presidential, and calm,t calls americans to but also directs the attention and resources of the government to addressing the immediate needs that we see in longer-term ones too. i wanted to ask you about lafayette park. i know it is a federal park and you have federal law enforcement there. i'm wondering how metro police is coordinated with them? worried that other things are happening elsewhere? mayor bowser: i will say and i will ask the chief to speak to this specifically, but also looking back and all of the times, yesterday i said we have literally supported our federal partners and demonstrations around a lafayette park dozens of times, if not more. our approach is si

to be in the line of poli san francisco brown says the popularity of the protests with the less combative towns give hope that significant police reform could become a reality. >> it means that within the fraternity of arlewho say that we ed change. but the protesters say that one's police are convicted and are police themselves, that is when things will start changing. >>> the san francisco mayor joined three other black mayors for an in-depth discussion on racial justice and police reform. >>> we talk about this movement, defined the police. this does not mean that we can defund the police department. it means that we need to look at ways in which we can reduce the amount of resources that we provide to the department, an ancisco for host by cnn,wn natiay's allenges and how they support each other. >>> at the bay bridge, traffic run smoothly, it was a different story yesterday as protesters stopped traffic to paint black lives matter on the upper deck. the protest comes after hours on the bridge, many stopped the car and blocked traffic from passing. the cars were backed up for miles, p

paul: mary, one of the things about the president is, of course, he's combative, right, he goes backs and fights hard and in certain kind of environment that works, politically, clearly it's worked for him, but when you get to the point of racial tensions and hostilities and unrest in the streets, americans don't like that. they want a president who tries to calm the waters, not royal them. you agree with that? >> i completely agree with kim, on thursday he did talk about things beyond the broader ways to get at this problem but one of the most important things when you're trying to reach reconciliation and there's uproar like this is to validate the concern of people on the other side and i think, you know, listening to congressman hurd, listening to senator tim scott, the president could go a very long way in both in reconciliation and in being seen as a leader if he would lead with some of those acknowledgments of the problems with policing. those are problems that are occurring in cities run by democrats for a very long time, so this is not a party response where he has to become

the white house for some time that he should make a national dress but he has such a poor record of combingn --own -- calm calming things down. what would he say? as soon as we heard there would make a statement, the rumor mill went crazy. because it is donald trump. we have no idea what he would say. we are looking forward to what he says. the national guard is here and he is calling for a show of force against protesters. there has been pressure on trump and he has spoken since killing but to maybe make a unifying address, this is an election year. you argue it is not in his political interest to make a unifying address for the nation? reporter: it is clear he wants to appeal to his base and talk of scolding the governors and calling them week appeals -- weak appeals to his base but he cannot rely on 30% of the country for his election. but he needs others to vote for him. i think that is where -- why there is a debate in the white house. tries to have a unifying message to appeal to the voters who are perhaps looking for president to show to showp and unity, -- leadership and unity. barb

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. >>> the neck restraint used to subdue combative suspects, chief williams says it's the right thingo do as the department focuses on reform. they found 45 recommendations for improvement. >>> now to decision 2020. california one step closer to mailing every active voter a ballot. the state assembly was nearly unanimous yesterday in approving the bill which now awaits the governor's signature. coronavirus outbreak has made voting by mail a health issue. now among the pressing question for joe biden, who will he pick for his running mate? it won't be senator amy klobuchar, the minnesota senator took her name off the list of possible running mates. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: one couple's flight delay drags on for two days and the airline offers zero compensati compensation. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds. >>> but first happening now the city of philadelphia is illuminating city lights to mark the juneteenth commemorations honoring the end of slavery here in the u.s. in our nation's capital demonstrators a

instead we got bitterness, combativeness, and self-interest. >> reporter: more than 1,000 miles away in minneapolis terrence floyd taking the steps no little brother should ever have to take. >> i want to pay my respects for my brother. i wanted to be able to just connect spiritually with him in that space. just to be in his presence one last time. >> terrence struggling to find his footing as he approached the makeshift memorial for his brother, george floyd. >> still a little numb about it. you know, because just looking at it and seeing it all over social media and just coming e alation that that's my brother. >> reporter: when he reached the street where his brother took his last breaths one week ago today, the sounds of grief -- [ >> don't forget to breathe. >> thank you. >> reporter: then terrence asking his brorkt for strengtth. >> i need you and pops to watch over me. i know what you want. >> you want some water? >> what's his name? >> george floyd! >> what's his name? >> george floyd! >> what's his name? >> george floyd! >> what's his name? >> reporter: standing before the c

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i think in the sense that it is a collection that's been combed over and use bid scholars previously. i feel like i found new things in terms of narratives that very often can look, at first glance, like a typical southern ex-slave narrative. we look for those oral traditions, you'll find ways in which ex-slaves are creating a counternarrative within their own life story, a counternarrative that goes against lost cause mythology, against this idea of romanticizing the old south. you have to learn how to read for those signals and clues left behind. >> your paper that you are representing here at aoh is black lives in white households. what did you find out? >> that is a project that developed out of my first book project, reeveryone is i came across while working on that first book. it's part of my new book i'm working on currently, looking at african-american women and men and service during the great depression, back in the 1930s and looking at new deal attempts to elevate what was considered a very menial and very often low-paid wage work in terms of domestic service. >> one of the

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, i think it will be a probably another low—scoring day, and i'm sure will be exciting to watch my comb in germany say a spike in the country's coronavirus reproduction rate is because of a number of local outbreaks. most of the cases are in the western state of north rhine—westphalia — where more than 7000 workers from a meat processing plant have been quarantined. the army has been called in to help.

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. >> disinfecting our stations, our chairs, our scissors, our combs. every little thing. >> reporter: her client carmen says she is ready to have about three inches of shelter in place haircut. >> i'm so excited. i couldn't believe they were open. >> reporter: no more back door barber. cocoa county is back up and running. >> a ton of people. we had over 450 people in the first couple of days sign up on our wait list to get their hair done. so we are busy trying to accommodate everyone. >> i will put some highlights in and get a trim. >> reporter: marie robberson says the salon sent out a video prior to her appointment. >> salon went above and beyond. they had a video come out that you could view to see what to expect when you come in. they have gone through so much to make it so safe for us and i appreciate that. >> reporter: as for her new do? here's a quick before an after. and here is carmen. both smiling underneath their masks. >> we want to try to get everybody that needs to be done, done. because, let's face it. we are all pretty desperate at thi

. >> meanwhile, fbi, atf, and chp investigators are combing the scene around the suspect's home in ben loman, two other officers were wounded in the ambush type shooting, they are saying possibly a bombing, still a lot of questions to answer about the suspect. an air force security sergeant, what was he doing at roadside outside ben loman, where he lived and witnesses reported that he a van pull of weapons and explosives. you can see people streaming in. we expect it to happen through the evening tonight. and we also talked to a woman who lived right next door to the suspect and talked to her about what she heard yesterday, what she saw and who the person was that lived right next door. we will hear from her at 5:00. we are live in santa cruz. >> look forward to it, tom, thank you very much. we have more details on the deadly attack in santa cruz county. the fbi as tom mentioned now investigating and they are looking at a possible link between yesterday's shooting and a killing of a federal officer in oakland last month. the fbi released thee photos of a van that was believed to be use

. >> the special agents combing the garage stalls at talladega are gone, but for driver bubba wallace>> i was relieved like so many others it wasn't targeted towards me. >> the relief of an fbi investigation showing no hate crime still leaves concern about what was found in his garage. this morning wallace spoke with "today's" craig melvin. >> the photo evidence i have in my possession of what was in our garage is exactly a garage tool, that is a noose. >> reporter: nascar declined to release the photo shared with wallace. >> the evidence we had it was clear we needed to look into this. >> reporter: fbi video evidence revealing the rope was in the garage at least as early as october 2019, well before wallace's team arrived and months before his call for a ban on the confederate flag this youtube video posted in december appears to show that same garage stall with a pull rope hanging from it in the shape of a noose it's not known if this is the same video seen by the fbi but nascar confirms it checked all the stalls at talladega and one, bubba wallace's had a pull rope configured into

you want to give people hope that, you know this isn't going to last forever. >> brown: combs, a tripletinum-selng artist, would normally be on the road performing for thousands. >> i wanted to, you know, voice a little bit, i guess, of my frustration with, this was set up to be, you know, my biggest year of my career by longshot. and i'm sure there are millions of people around the world who feel the same way about whatever their job is or their passion. and anything that can give someone even three minutes worth of relief from that is something that i'm really proud of. >> brown: around the country, artistic responses of all kinds: photographer carrie mae weems, artist in residence at syracuse university, has launched a campaign to raise awareness, combining images of everyday life with direct messages on the need for precautions among people of color who are disproportionately affected by the virus." don't worry, we'll hold hands again."" sadly, you are the most impacted by covid 19!!!" sound artist yuri suzuki is collecting submissions for his now-virtual installation "sound of the

former sec county sheriff john mcginness says these are tactics meant for use on a violent or combative suspect and are effective when used properly they see them as wrongs on me force continuum without which inevitably we will get to a point where we're deadly force will be the only option he says whether a chokehold or rubber bullets every case must be evaluated individually rob, man, i'm rob journey along this isn't just a moment, but a movement in the fight against social injustice. i fight is not over. >>that was rachel wolf reporting. >>coming up for you might be having a harder time these days finding some of your favorite snacks. also the growing calls to cut back on the budgets of police department what san francisco's police chief pastor of say about that and after the break california movie theaters can reopen the open road.. the wind in your hair... the feeling of freedom that drives us to go out and discover.. at chevy, we're committed to getting you there with confidence and peace of mind. that's why your chevy clean dealers commit to using enhanced vehicle cleaning measur

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why would you approach them if you weren't, you know, had a combative mind-set? quickly, you're saying that he approached to talk to them. >> well, if you -- i'm sorry, i didn't mean to cut you off. >> no, go ahead. >> if it's combative to want to discuss something? people crazily think that they can talk to a police officer! i want to say, many of our police officers know how to talk to people and many don't. some think that's not their job. well, it is their job. we at the western new york peace center had a series called speakouts on ethical officers. to be an officer of the peace, you need to be able to -- your skill to de-escalate is critical, absolutely critical. so he would have gone over to say, hey, i don't agree with this curfew. that's what we would have done. i'm sure that's what he was doing. he somehow thought that he would speak with them and discuss it. and if they would have arrested him, sure. his friends -- i was just talking about, the kings bay plow shears, they are facing 20 years to going on to the nuclear submarine base for -- and in fact,

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