mike. >> mike: david lee miller starting us off from a crowded times square. david, many thanks.nt biden says democracy is in peril. the president marked memorial day at arlington national cemetery where he paid tribute to america's war dead. he also took the opportunity to talk about the mystic politics. correspondent mark meredith reports tonight from the white house. good evening, mark. >> good evening to you. the president spent memorial day honoring american heroes, their families end of service members still on duty all over the world but in his former remarks he also issued a stark warning about the threats u.s. bases both abroad and right here at home. ♪ ♪ >> in his first memorial day is commander in chief, president biden paid his respects to america's fallen by placing the traditional wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >> president biden: we live by the light and flame of liberty. they kept burning. we are free because they were brave. >> with arlington national cemetery as his backdrop, the president took a turn into domestic politics issuing a direct warning a

david lee miller reports.ow to maintain law and order in a post covid world. more than half of all americans are now at least partially vaccinated in big cities are opening, but the re openings are also being accompanied by a rise in crime epicenter of the outbreak, there's been a sharp increase in murders, shootings, auto thefts and hate crimes, prompting concerns that the surge could become an obstacle to reviving the tourism industry. crime crime crime. all these people who are running for mayor. my two cents to new yorkers, you're going to pick a new york a new mayor, a mayor who can deal with crime. realistically there have also been a number of widely reported crimes involving tourists. the visitors to the city say the n y p d is out in force, and they're not afraid. that's a heavy police presence. everyone it's just like anywhere else use common sense. we felt really safe here, and it's been a lot of fun. other cities hoping to attract tourists are also reporting a surge in crime, including chicago, atl

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david lee miller shows us what to expect for the big apple's big reopening. ening, david. >> reporter: shannon, new yorkers on wednesday morning will awaken to a new reality. after more than a year after pandemic-related shutdowns and restrictions, much of the city, once the epicenter of the pandemic, will return to normal. >> recovery is what it's all about. >> reporter: the city that never sleeps is roaring back to life. starting on wednesday in accordance with the latest cdc guidelines, many vaccinated new yorkers no longer have to wear a mask when indoors. also gone are capacity limits for most businesses including gyms, restaurants and salons. mayor bill dah blass yo says business owners could decide for themselves what precautions to take. >> every institution will set its own rules and anyone who participates will understand those rules. >> reporter: many retailers will not require vaccinated customers to wear a mask. the owner of this restaurant distrustful of the honor system will require customers to continue masking up. >> it's kind of a tricky situ

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david lee miller in new york on e real-life clashes clashes in the streets. >> mark: anti-hate groups say they are concerned with what they are seeing online, and that there is an increase in both anti-muslim and anti-jewish behavior online. headlines out of the middle east generating a lot of things on platforms like tick-tock on the to tiktok, instagram and facebook. they are looking out for hate speech. a representative telling us "we are sensitive that conflict like this could lead to anti-semitic and anti-islamic speech that violate policies. we want to make sure people have a voice but draw a line on content that poses a risk of physical harm or creates a threat to public safety." for years web and social platforms have become a breeding ground for hate speech and extremist. the anti-defamation league says "while companies are spending more time and resources to combat this, users need to reign in questionable content they are seeing." >> it's important for people to report -- we only know what we reports. reporting to social media companies is one of the first steps to make sur

david lee miller is in new york city with the latest. david? >> charles, the new mask guidance from the cdc is yet another reason for children to be vaccinated. it's too soon to tell if hesitant parents are now going to change their mind and give their children a shot. all kids between the ages of 12 and 15 are now eligible for the covid-19 vaccine. wednesday, cdc advisory committee gave the green light for adolescent use of the pfizer vaccine days after the fda gave its approval. the shots are voluntary for the kids. the vaccine has only emergency use authorization. because of that, many legal experts say it's unlikely school districts or states will impose a mandate. that could change in the vaccine gets full federal approval. those on both sides of the issue cite concerns about their child's well-being. >> i have some safety concerns as a parent that i don't want this for my daughter and i don't want it as a pass fort for education. >> i'm a health conscious person. i think the benefits outweigh the risks. >> now, the overwhelming majority o

communities growing across the country despite a ceasefire being reach in the middle east: foment news' david leer is in times square with the very latest. >> reporter: david, this afternoon the nypd said a man had been arrested in connection with the attack of a jewish man here in time square. that attack -- times square. that attack taking place yesterday evening when israeli and pro-palestinian demonstrators crashed. violence erupted, cell phone video caught what police describe as a gang assault on that jewish man. this afternoon a 23-year-old was charged with five counts including assault as a hate crime and criminal possession of a weapon. a few blocks away the city's predominantly jewish diamond district, commercial grade explosives were set off causing one person there to be injured. there were more than two dozen arrests, five nypd officers were injured. demonstrators on both sides spoke out. >> i love peace, you know, i'm hoping for peace. we'll see how it goes. really, really -- >> [inaudible] our land. that's not going to solve anything. >> reporter: in addition to a series of anti-se

david lee miller fox news, the researchers say that those dogs are able to detect a teaspoon of sugaruivalent of two olympic size swimming pools. if you could believe that incredible, alright, the news at six starts right now. this is ktvu fox two news at six millions of dollars on the line for the san francisco school district. parents groups and even some politicians say the district may have exploited a loophole to receive that money, and now they want the state superintendent to take action. e don't think they deserve the phones. it's all circles back to san francisco. sg of its pubs this spring. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener. i'm frank somerville, a group of state lawmakers say that the district took advantage of reopening dollars without actually providing in person learning to enough students knew it. six ktvu is and ruben with the reaction. poor attempt to exploit to perceived legal loophole. that's what legislators air calling the san francisco unified school district's reopening plan. in fact, legislators are so concerned they wrote a letter demanding state s

fox's david lee miller shows us how dogs could play a key role in detecting covid.archers are suggesting dogs could be used to sniff out covid-19 inhumans, the medical detection dogs charity says they've trained six cent searching pups to detect the odor of the virus on clothing worn by infected people. 10 people with covid. the dogs will be able to pick out nine on average. during the study, the dogs were trained over several weeks, sniffing 200 order samples from donated unwashed clothing. from people who tested positive for covid and another 200 control samples from people who were negative. the detection dogs were able to pick up the virus has sent, including cases caused by the uk mutant variant, according to their research. the pups are very efficient and sniffing out covid working in pairs, they'd be able to screen up to 300 people in half an hour, and they're accurate correctly detecting if someone was infected with the virus 94% of the time. even in asymptomatic carriers, someone who had a low viral load or those who contract it months ago. she's quite amaz

say vaccinations could begin this week as the united states moves closer to herd immunity reporter david lee miller as the story. more americans could be lining up to get a covid-19 vaccine. on monday, the fda expanded emergency use advisers formula to children as young as 12. a cdc advisory committee will issue recommendations for using the vaccine, with an announcement expected on wednesday. if given the ok shots could begin as soon as thursday, health experts say the expansion is key to getting more kids. back in the classroom, the depression and anxiety that we're seeing in our practice is like nothing i've ever seen before. not so many colds. not so many runny noses, but lots of really, really kids that are really suffering. last week, canada approved visors vaccine for children aged 12 to 15 and the european union is considering expanding access visor study of more than 2000. us volunteers. on the formula was 100% effective in that age group, but parents remain mixed over getting their children vaccinated. i just feel like they've done the testing and. you know, i think the benefits ou

david lee miller, ktvu fox two news.ewsome has a sweeping new plan for reinvesting in california schools. ktvu political reporter greg lee has the details for his plan to re imagine public education. we are looking to transform. not go back to where we were, but to transform our educational system, governor gavin newsom proposed another big ticket item and his $100 billion california comeback plan. $20 billion on public education. 2.7 billion to provide universal access to transitional kindergarten by 2024. but all four year olds. get high quality instructional education by creating that new grade tk. newsome outlined the plans from monterey. he wants four billion to go towards mental and behavioral health services. universal screening and access to real treatment based upon need for every child 0 to 25. in the state of california other line items in the proposal include funding for community schools, expanding after school and summer programs, tutoring, teacher preparation and training and $2 billion to create a college

this is david lee news line from berlin israeli planes and ground troops carry out strikes in gaza as the conflict with the palestinians escalates. between israeli airstrikes on gaza and rockets fired by hamas into israel the diff toll has already topped 100 attempts by egypt and the international community to keep escalate the conflict and so far not going any traction. this is jews and.

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david lee. >> good afternoon, arthel.oon from the crossroads of the world, times square peer new york city officials say that tourism accounts for the number four spot when it comes to bringing in money to the city. authorities say that a number of visitors to new york dropped 67%, and plunging even further is the amount of money that they spend. that figure decreased by 73%. so what's going out? as you mention, it is crime. take a look now at some of the crime statistics, comparing this year with last year. murder of 23%. autodesk, 26%. shooting deaths, 80%. a small number of violent crimes including a woman from rhode island who was shot by a stray bullet here in times square. a random sampling of tourists today found that many were concerned about new york's crime rate, but they felt that going to the city was worth the risk. >> it definitely gave me some pause before i came up here on the trip because i'm with my daughter, but i believe that the police are here, and they are being diligent. >> lots of pickpockets and

david lee. that's a really great great question. so i would say that the answer is different depending whether you're talking about the period that we're focusing now, which is the very last year or so of the war and the early period of the war. so just briefly on the earlier period it's worth breaking down or busting one particular myth and if you look at the absolutely seminal work of the historian hans van de van and you haven't read it. i recommend this book china at war which is a wonderful military history this period it's worth noting that for instance conscription actually was done on a system that actually had quite a lot of volunteers within it rather than sort of simply pulling people out of the villages or whatever and there were certain number of perks and privileges that you could get. as part of that recruitment in the early phase of the war by the end of the war. this had turned into a complete bloodbath, you know, this was the stage in which you got the kind of classic news shots that american journalists like theod

according to him, this teacher national, it stated that it has documented before. 7 david lee is really attacked on residential buildings that happened without prior notice or warning to these residents in these buildings. so again, we're talking about the targeting that has been going on to civilians without prior notice. you know, side with that report from garza. thank here. also in garza with us the stuff what he has more on how the bombings are affecting the population there in the last couple of days there's something new we, we don't know, we are not sure if this is a new strategy or no promotion. and there's really bank of good because they said they have updated their bank of target. they have been warning entire residential areas to leave. and this is something new in god. i have been covered a lot of war and invasions and guys in the last 20 years. this is the british time that is really want the whole area to leave or the vacuum. normally they ask one family, 2 families to live and then for safety. like the, you know, they want the, the neighborhood and then believe evacuate

david? >>lee hartung reporting tonight from california. kaylee, thank you. >>> we move on now to the fragile cease-fire between israel and hamas. america's top diplomat on his way to the region tonight. and new images showing the widespread damage in gaza city. tens of thousands of palestinians homeless following 11 days of fighting. the biden administration working to make this cease-fire last, but also now concerned about the humanitarian crisis inside gaza. abc's matt gutman from the region again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, hamas defiant, parading down the streets of gaza this weekend for the first time since fighting with israel began two weeks ago. and with israeli tanks trucked back to their bases, secretary of state tony blinken headed to the region today. >> we have to deal with making this turn from the violence. we've got the cease-fire and now deal with the humanitarian situation. >> reporter: the u.s. hoping to freeze hamas from incoming humanitarian aid, but as we found out, driving an hour south hamas was seen exhuming the

the unusual case of warriors guard, david lee.son vaccine in the month of march. but yet he still had a really, bad case of covid-19. he is back in the warriors facility. after he tested negative. but the virus wiped him out. he has been out of action since april 19. he is hoping to return to baseball, soon. at this point? it is going to not be clear if he is having the strength to return this season. >> it felt like i was hit by a car, two cars at once. every step i took. you know, it hurt there was pain, soreness. and it was just crazy. i do not wish what i went through upon anyone. and even though i did have the vaccine and i did have symptoms for 7, eight days. if i >> coming down the stretch, five games left in the regular season, the warriors are tweaking their roster. expecting to convert anderson's two way deal into a standard mba contract. with grit, energy, and three . scoring. we will likely see the root return of jordan bell. he was drafted in 2017. and this is great video from one of the celebrations after winning the

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david lee miller got you that information? he is our finest investigative reporter.t i did unlike the way that kennedy prepared for this segment focusing on dear,. >> p protein. >> i focused on the van and actually joe rogan who got really really $100 million i think on his podcast to spot a fibroid is one of the most influential people in the country, he also in the same segment says he takes testosterone, a ton of vitamins so he says he's going to get vaccinated, but for a 21 -year-old, the chances of dying from this is. 08 percent so it's less than 1 percent. what he saying is actually not wrong. >> i agree. i think in this case it's all about the cost benefit analysis that you make on your own. what you're saying is it doesn' hurt, do it, and you want to infect other people, but i don' know, i'm looking at this way, think is this the media, the media looks at rogan and they'v got to take him down. he's found a third wave. he can't be canceled, like you said, get they are taking down his old chose freight did you see that? >> they tried to do that with fox and fri

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david lee miller got you that information? he is our finest investigative reporter. what i did unlike the way that kennedy prepared for this segment focusing on dear,. >> p protein. >> i focused on the van and actually joe rogan who got really really $100 million i think on his podcast to spot a fibroid is one of the most influential people in the country, he also in the same segment says he takes testosterone, a ton of vitamins so he says he's going to get vaccinated, but for a 21 -year-old, the chances of dying from this is. 08 percent so it's less than 1 percent. what he saying is actually not wrong. >> i agree. i think in this case it's all about the cost benefit analysis that you make on your own. what you're saying is it doesn' hurt, do it, and you want to infect other people, but i don' know, i'm looking at this way, think is this the media, the media looks at rogan and they'v got to take him down. he's found a third wave. he can't be canceled, like you said, get they are taking down his old chose freight did you see that? >> they tried to do that with fox and

whether the passports would encourage more risk taking behavior, i think there's a danger in -- david leeer brought this up recently. i think there's a danger in people doing too much scaremongering. and, yes, it's possible that as somebody who has been vaccinated twice that i'm still carrying or that there will be some variant that it won't work for, but we went about our business when there was flu, and if the risks are back down to levels of flu, then that is the way we ought to be behaving, and i don't think we're going to have to masks for the rest of our -- wear masks for the rest of our lives. when should we make the switch over? i'll let tony fouch decide on that but i don't think we should -- i don't think we should overreact and i think we want to give people a light at the end of the tunnel and a reward for getting vaccinated and then behave sensibly. >> laura, the next question. >> we'll take the next question from christopher graves. >> hi there, professor thaller, i'm chris graves with the ogle by center for behavioral science, and my colleague laurie sutherland in the u.k.

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. >> bill: david lee miller in time square. 20 people arrested overnight.ll. the cease-fire had already been announced. it was about to take hold when pro-palestinian and pro-israeli demonstrators clashed here in times square. police had set up barricades the try to keep the two groups apart. 26 demonstrators were arrested. five officers injured. nypd hate crimes unit investing an attack on a jewish man. the arson and explosives unit is investigating explosive causing one person to be injured. activitys on both sides have spoken out. >> i'm hoping for peace. i hope that it is long contained. see how it goes. really hope peace stays. >> it isn't going to solve anything. >> at this hour you can see times square has returned to calm. the area's barricades have been removed and crossroads of the world, bill, have returned to the new normal. >> bill: david lee miller in times square. let's keep it quiet throughout the weekend. social media playing a role in fueling violence. a video on tik tok making the rounds in israel last month calling on its users to post c

david lee miller live from our newsroom. >> john: to completely change gears, capitol hill has a bugabout actual insects, specifically cicadas. chad pergram has more, he is live on capitol hill, can you hear yourself? >> i can hear this guy a little bit and keep your ear to the ground when you cover congress especially during cicada season. >> the sound you hear when they make is their mating call so they can lay their eggs. it seems like a high pitch sound and it will get louder and louder and then it will wind down. >> a few outsiders have visited a capital more than a year or two into the pandemic, now encircling the capital but they were into the ground long before the fence, lawmakers notes. >> we don't have very many lengthy or spirited markups in this committee, they happen from time to time and actually appears the cycle is very close to the appearance of the cicada. >> covers a lush expanse of 58 acres at 1.2 million cicadas per acre, that's more than 70 million hear the capital. in our family, we write some cicada poetry. cicada, cicada, where have you been? i've been under

david lee miller live is new york city has more on this. where does this stand? good morning. >> bill, good morning. the organizers of the gay pride parade say that the nypd is going to be banned from the event until at least the year 2025. during the last few years about 200 officers have regularly taken part in that event. organizers of the march cited black lives matter demonstrations and violence drektd at minorities in making that decision. the deputy police commissioner john miller in new york expressed disappointment over the decision and sent out a tweet that said inclusion and dialogue with the oxygen of reform. in an interview this morning the president of goal, gay officers action league spoke out. >> it's definitely hurtful to our members who offer so much of themselves being lgbtq people that have come into the criminal justice system which is not always, you know, worked the best for lgbt people or marginalized people and people of color. one of the core values and goal is we work to make that system more fair and equitable for people. >> nypd inves

fox news correspondent david lee miller live in new york city with more for us. jackie. many new yorkers today have something to smile about and you can see that for yourself because the state has now adopted the less restrictive cdc guidelines on masks but there are still problems with the economy and a spike in crime that has many new yorkers feeling uneasy about the future. but starting today, at most businesses like this restaurant on the upper east side, for the first time in just over one year new yorkers do not have to wear a mask indoors. they must however be fully vaccinated. capacity restrictions are no longer in effect but some social distancing requirements remain. not everyone is comfortable with the new rules. some business owners say they will require masks at least for now. >> it is kind of a delicate situation now because people can come in the restaurant vaccinated so they will be without a mask. >> we'll not change the policy because we don't want to jump to conclusions too fast. reporter: masks must still be worn in schools, mass transit, other

it's like van halen losing david lee roth or maybe it's more like the sugar cubes, the band just collects nothing interesting on twitter anymore, we have a trump-sized hole we needed to fill and i don't necessarily believe "from the desk of donald trump" is the right way to do it, it feels like a memo from your uncle, it was like this ongoing assessment of your daily life that i actually kind of miss. >> jesse: i wonder if you googled "from the desk of donald trump" you have to search really, really hard for that to pop up. dana perino, always good with predictions, the oversight committee sent it back, zuckerberg is going to have to figure this out and they didn't really like the indefinite ban but where do we go from here? what's going to happen next? >> jesse: we are kind of in status quo, right? they are back, go back and say, well, in your rules it doesn't say you can have an indefinite ban, you have to either do it or not. so we are kind of right where we were, compared to, for example, twitter, which just said band, done, there is no discussion about it. so i think when it comes t

david lee miller, great to see you. >> they don't want you to know the truth on that bill and they don't want you to know that they don't see what the polls. they don't want you to know that you have rights. we are going to be your voice and we are going to be that person for you. your voice will not be silenced and you will hear from you. >> benjamin: late last night, democrats staged a dramatic walkout to block a sweeping reform bill. republicans say it is needed to strengthen election security. christina: as following the story for us. christina? >> high, good morning. democrats walked out last night, effectively killing this voting bill for the voting session. chris turner, the chair of the house democratic caucus, started the walkout last night. he released a statement saying in part, "it became obvious that republicans were going to cut off debate to ram through their vote suppression legislation. at that point, we had to take extraordinary measures to protect our constituents and their right to vote. republicans have only their self don't act themselves to blame for the way we hav

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david lee tells us how risk- taking can potentially lead to a better future. >> sasha dooley was a universityger after receiving her degree in biomedical sciences. than the pandemic hit, and so did reality. >> well, i am service industry. i am not going to be able to work from home, i am just going to be let go. >> reporter: she now has a secure job as a software developer, working from home in palo alto, but it required her to change careers. she signed up for a boot camp at coding dojo. she was rented by others facing a similar challenge, because of a disruption in the workplace. >> i was pretty scared, most every step of the way. but it was nice to see 70 people around me. >> reporter: even coding dojo, with learning centers across the country had a switch to remote instruction. many young and midcareer workers sought new skills. >> we get a lot of folks coming out of the service industry, a lot of folks coming out of restaurant and hospitality. but we also have tons of folks coming out of the finance world, and business world in general. teachers, people are looking for stability, people

david lee miller has more this high-stakes legal battle it with renters and landlords.significant ruling. everyone is jumping on it to fix it. >> what is seen as a victory for landlords and as a setback for renters, a federal judge has now ruled the cdc does not have the authority to hold house and eviction because of the pandemic. although the judge ruled that the agency could not impose a moratorium, she is temporarily halted her own order until may 12th to give landlord groups time to respond, seeking a further delay. in a statement the justice department said, "scientific evidence shows it exacerbates the spread of covid-19. landlords and tenants have long argued the pros and cons of eviction moratoriums." >> you have the cost to go along with operating the property, but not the income. >> how can you take someone out of the streets because they have no job? they couldn't control corona? >> 16 states have various laws on the books that prevent people from losing their homes, those protections are going to remain in place. the administration estimates the cdc evictio

david lee miller with more live in new york city.ar-old who had bee shot to an ambulance. >> that's right, john. in the last two years some to hundred or so nypd officers hav marched in the annual pride parade here in new york city. now the organizers of the parad said the nypd is no longer welcome not just at the parade but at any of the pride related events because they say there has been violence directed at marginalized groups as well as minorities. as as the case with all public events come at the nypd is goin to provide some security, but i is being asked to keep a low profile. the officers known as is excusing organizers of making a shameful decision to placate some of the activist in our community. the deputy police commissioner tweeted out, nyc pride decision to exclude members of the nypd from pride events is disappointing. inclusion and dialogue are the oxygen of reform. everything york stands for as they relentlessly challenge and make us a better department. as the latest controversy corrupts, they are dealing with new v

brian lee and his father, david, were all smiles on their trip outside forest hills nearly 2 weeks ago. while on the trail, brian started slurring his words and losing feeling in his arm. his father jumped into action. he set up a stroll been light on their tent to attract first responders and hiked more than 10 miles to get help for his son. >> when i set out to leave him there, i did spend a few minutes thinking is it better for me to stay with him or go? i'm leaving him without anybody here. that was a frightening i yb involved that they had a hand in saving my life. >> the sound of saving grace came in the middle of the night. a search and rescue team airlifted brian to safety and it turns out brian suffered a small stroke and he is now recovering. >>> coming up next, the reunion you will not want to miss. it made all of someday, looking back on the pandemic, you'll want to be proud to say i did everything i could. i found the strength. i looked out for everyone. i did what i could to keep my family safe. i will say, i did my part. while covid-19 is in the air, please, protect your

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venta de insignias amarillas de la "estrella de david", similares a las que los nazis obligaron a llevar a los judios durante el holocausto, en las que se leeno vacunado"... la empresa publico una foto en instagram este viernes anunciando la venta de la insignia, pero el post ya ha sido eliminado... el sector turistico ha sido uno de los mas afectados por la pandemia del coronavirus... pero ahora ue hay un regreso a la normalidad, y se flexibilizan las restricciones, se observa una mayor presencia de visitantes en los centros turisticos... en el caso de mexico, ya saltaron las alertas por la falta de precauciones de los turistas, que pueden traer consigo una tercera ola de contagios... jesica zermeqo nos informa... en peru, el 6 de junio se realizara la segunda vuelta electoral en una campaqa muy reqida... keiko fujmori, candidta de "fuerza popular", cuenta con el voto de la derecha, y pedro castillo tiene la prefrencia de la izquierda y de gran parte del interior del pais... pero para los manifestantes que estuvieron hoy en las calles de lima, la capital, parece estar en juego mucho mas que la preferencia por un candidato.... maria luisa m

host: thanks, lee, i think you made that comment yesterday. david baime, would you like to respond? go ahead. guest: we could all talk about getting our children away from devices, or at least many people who are watching this morning can relate to that issue, but one of the things that community colleges do to address your point, lee, is provide the basic instruction for students who do not have the aptitude when they enter college to develop them in short order to then enroll in credit courses to meet the educational goal they established for themselves. writing is fundamental to being a well-functioning member of our society. we certainly hope it is in high schools, as well. in some cases, some students who come to the door of community college have not received the instruction or have not been focused like we would like them to be focused, so community colleges, i will not go into details, but community colleges have structured and rigorous programs to allow students to come up to speed quickly by focusing on this shortcoming in their academic preparation, but thank you for all

lee. joining me now, former obama senior adviser david accixelrod.hanks for joining us this evening. >> good to see you, don. >> as you look at what's going on with the republican party, even what you went through during the obama administration, even what we all watched go down over the past four years and a half, could you have imagined that it would get to this point? >> well, there's so many things i couldn't have imagined over the last several months, don. and in some ways this was predictable. you know, donald trump was never going to let go of this big lie of his, and as long as he has his grip around the party, there were going to be acolytes who followed him. the thing that's incredible about this cheney story, liz cheney is one of the most conservative members of the house. she is one of the most partisan members of the house. she voted with trump 93% of the time, far more than elise stefanik, who scrambled onto the trump bandwagon when it looked like she might get primaried in her district in upstate new york. what this really exposes is t

david. mike: thanks a lot. joining me you new york congressman, foreign affairs committee. leen, welcome. >> good to be with you. mike: how do you expect job's report falling below expectations? congressman: it was just that much of an unbelievable report and what it really needs to serve as is a reminder as policymakers go forward in what the right policies should be implemented in the coming weeks and months. right now there are multiple bills in congress coming from proposals from president biden and the administration from congressional democrats looking towards increasing corporate taxes, looking at increasing individual taxes, so maybe they need to hit the pause button there. but also as your reporting indicated and what i'm hearing from business owners of all sizes, our job creators are talking about their difficulty to bring people back to work because of able-bodied adult who is have available jobs chose to go stay at home because they make more money by the government to stay at home rather than going back to work. that policy has to get reversed. so we can't just tak

david: marvel comic fans may remember that world excelsior, stan lee. olicy. thank you very much. good to see you, david. appreciate it. lots of business owners disagreeing with president biden and saying those extra federal jobless benefits are, indeed, keeping a lot of folks from taking work. that's why more and more states are ending the benefits including montana. and the republican senator from that state joins me now, steve daines, also cop sponsoring -- cosponsoring a bill to top the benefits across the cup. a senator, good to see you. you know, there are 18 states now that have join montana. i believe they're all republican. is this coming down to a partisan divide? >> well,, sadlyies it is. it really -- sadly, it is. it should be more about common sense. the bottom line is this, the government is paying more money for people to stay at home than to go to work. people take a look at the benefits, they make a logical conclusion, and they stay home. this is a labor crisis, not a jobs crisis. my wife and i were in my pickup here last week, we drive

historical roger murtaugh, the chair of our executive committee richard lee's and trustees brian kane, suzanne, vice chair and bird and david loud. i'd also like to thank members of our chairman's council for joining us this evening. we are so very grateful to each and every one of you for joining and your encouragement and support this challenging time. here then we are very pleased to welcome martha mcmillan, professor of history at the university of toronto narrative professor of the international history at the university of oxford. doctor mcmillan previously was on the faculty of ryerson university, going on to serve as provost of trinity college atthe university of toronto . and warden of saint anthony's college. at the university ofoxford . he's the author of war, how conflict shapes us which was published this past fall and her previous book includes harassment in 19, civil war entities, books including dangerous games and women of the lot. joining us as moderators is a bother, professor of jurisprudence at columbia law school. professor bobbitt is a leading constitutional theorist who has an extensive history of go

davids motorcycles and bourbon whiskey. he doesn't use gas matters, reporting from brussels there. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories, making headlights, office sharing start of. we work with lee last more than $2000000000.00 in the 1st quarter of this year. partially due to high costs related to an upcoming star market listed mandatory services, however, has risen significantly and tops free pandemic levels, according to become the mobile congress. the telecom industry is the biggest trade invent will be held in barcelona next month as well. because of 19 pandemic derailed. 2020 a dish. several firms pulled out last year with your rent will be mixed up in person and online. expected to draw $30000.00 visitors about a 3rd of free and then attendance. the eu has reached a deal uncovered 1900 certificates designed to open up travel across the 27 nation block. the summer. the free free certificate will take the form of a q, r code on a smartphone or paper, letting or 40 see if a person has received a vaccine. had a recent make this test or had immunity based on recovery. it's been 9 months since a big explosion devastated the port of the 11 east capital bay route. now as part of