he is going to bounce back. >> bob dole! bob!man show. >> bob, what have you been doing lately? >> apparently not enough, in any event. [laughter] >> reporter: today dole has a friendly relationship with his former senate colleague, now president joe biden, who paid a call after hearing news of dole's cancer. >> you don't have to agree with all of his policies, but you can't really find someone who is decent and fine, and that's joe -- that's mr. president. [applause] >> reporter: and it was dole's old rival, president bill clinton, who in 1997, made this announcement. >> i am pleased to be able to recognize bob dole's record of achievement with the highest honor our nation can bestow on a citizen. >> reporter: and clinton also asked dole to lead the efforts to build the national world war ii memorial. dole helped raise some $ 170 million in private funds, and frequently visits the memorial to greet fellow veterans, just one of many good works he carried out after leaving the senate. >> my pledge one time was to make a difference

does the bob dole republican party in longer exist? >> it exists in people like adam kin zinger, for those who tried to stands up for principles before party. what bob dole reminds us of is the importance of putting country over party. the problem with republicans today is they seem to hate dental more than they love our democracy. and bob dole is an example of that deeper tradition that we need to look to on both sides of the aisle to remember what's really important, this memorial day and every day. >> absolutely. we were talking about this yesterday on our show about the importance of remembering the greatest generation, and thinking about what they would think of us right now, how we are handling ourselves and can you going ourselves in this discourse that has become so poisonous lately. to see somebody like bob dole who is a hero and just a shining example of what a great american is, it was nice to see him on cbs earlier this morning. and hopefully, we will see more bob doles in both political parties in the years to come. john,

the 1990's on human rights in china and were recently we worked under the leadership of secretary dole with the hidden heroes. the launch of it was in my office and we were cochairs of the initiative to help the families of wounded warriors. there are many other things we talk about. whether it was valuing the veterans and country or democracy or the high school or human rights in the china issue when others, it was a pleasure to work with him. cindy mccain: thank you. i know we miss his voice. one of the things i wanted to ask this year's theme of the forum is defending democracy. you are on capitol hill january 6 when the attack occurred. what was it like to return to the floor the house that evening after the insurrection and why it was so important to return that night? we all watched the whole thing at home with great anticipation to see what would happen and your leadership was very instrumental that night. speaker pelosi: there was a -- that was a really horrible situation instigated by the then president of the united states. when security came to me and pulled me off the podiu

but i noticed bob dole had the best seat on the republican side and i thought maybe someday if i could get reelected, maybe i would be at that desk. that's the desk i hoped to occupied and now i am the longest-serving republican leader in american history. so i was able to achieve what i hoped to achieve. >> i would say leading the senate is a very important job. one thing i do not think people appreciate about the job is the importance of setting an agenda. when you served as leader, what has been the most important thing to you as you think about principles of leadership you like to lean on? because you have had to navigate through some very difficult issues. >> i think it is probably similar to leadership positions in the corporate world or university president. you need to be a good listener because people will not follow your lead simply because you dictate. so i think first it is to leave the people you are trying to lead and also i learned early before coming to the senate from a highly successful business leader is the first thing is to be able to separate the wheat from the ch

but i noticed bob dole had the best seat on the republican side and i thought maybe someday if i could get reelected, maybe i would be at that desk. that's the desk i hoped to occupied and now i am the longest-serving republican leader in american history. so i was able to achieve what i hoped to achieve. >> i would say leading the senate is a very important job. one thing i do not think people appreciate about the job is the importance of setting an agenda. when you served as leader, what has been the most important thing to you as you think about principles of leadership you like to lean on? because you have had to navigate through some very difficult issues. >> i think it is probably similar to leadership positions in the corporate world or university president. you need to be a good listener because people will not follow your lead simply because you dictate. so i think first it is to leave the people you are trying to lead and also i learned early before coming to the senate from a highly successful business leader is the first thing is to be able to separate the wheat from the ch

i dolee grass grow under my feet. i have to keep rolling, spreading religion in any way i can. >> we are finally here. it's something that has given us high hopes. >> we are almost normal. we are getting close to normal. we have a ways to go. i hope we can continue. i don't another shut down, you know. that would be devastating. >> hanging out with all my friends. i couldn't be happier. this is what being part of a community is all about. >> reporter: here is a long list of everything opening today under yellow tier. indoor bars and wineries, 25% capacity. i won't go through it all. steam rooms, indoor hot tubs. those are new with 25% capacity. everything else already open will expand its capacity as well. go out and enjoy but be safe. kiet , kpix5. on aignmen roller skating at4:in the morninnow you are hanging out at north beach. >> i am trying to live my best life out here. >> you deserve it. thank you. >>> looking live at sfo. if you are ready to travel but need a test a drive thru site is open today. it will use g

help you and we all know the three of us know, you do not become prosperous being on the government dole but this is how the government retains power, as the slow march towards universal basic income and other central planning controls that will completely disrupt and kill the market. david: what is extraordinary is that these payments are not going to stop until the end of the summer. so many businesses were desperately hoping to open for the summer so that they could open outside, get people they need. they're going to have to wait until summer is over primarily, until, they can really open full time. all right. stay with us, gang. we have more for you coming up. recall rebate. gavin newsom is looking to give out $600 to roughly 2/3 of california residents ahead after public recall election. fox correspondent william la jeunesse is in l.a. with all the details. hi, william. reporter: talk about a gift, often scorned 1% handed governor newsom a lifeline and california an historic windfall. 76 billion-dollar budget surplus. toss in another 27 billion in federal covid aid, the state is ro

doles instead of dignity. why did this happen? why did this happen to inez kentucky and still one of the most desperate places in the united states? i went there and you'll find that 31% of the adults there are in the work force. why? because industries have moved to more economical locations and natural resources are in cheaper markets, and that is one of the costs canalingism that professor wolff is rightly talking out and right to talk about it. so what is the fair verdict so far? i'm trying to create a balanced picture here. let me quote president barack obama. in a conversation that it had with him. he said these words to me. in 2015 in georgetown university. quote, we don't dispute that the free market is the greatest producer of wealth in history. it has lifted billions of people out of poverty. but there has always been trends in the market in which concentrations of wealth can lead some people being left behind. now, you may be tempted to say that there's only three options out there. option under one

dole.hink this team will be going anywhere. >> can you find me a better location with more disposable income high tech and a greater fan base that oakland california, no. so the relocation threat eye view. it's just that another tactical threat without mister fisher. sharing his overall strategy with the constituencies that are most important, which are his facts. >> the mister fisher. he's referring to his is owner. john fisher who is known for not being especially outspoken on these matters. dole. it did say he believes the site is chosen for their waterfront ballpark at howard terminal is one of the most complicated possible locations. he's still not sure why, but the team and the league have been reluctant to build their new park on the current coliseum property justine, thanks so much, kate. we're now learning that the president of santa clara university has resigned following an investigation. in a statement, the school board said that father kevin o'brien notified the school board of

you will not become prosperous staying on the government dole.what do you think is going to happen? historically anyone who is unemployed for a long period of time the government considers anything 27 weeks, considered long-term unemployment. if you started on these programs last april, you go till the end of this year, i mean you're going to have a tough time having any sort of job skills or anything like that. >> well it depend on what happens with the administration. i have been very concerned all along that this is a test run for ubi. that this entire thing is intentional. trying to condition people that it is better to stay home, so you could end up in a situation where people can't go back and find jobs or don't want to. and then you've got the administration that steps in, well we need to support these people, they try to get more people on to the dole because that gives them that centrally-planned power and ultimately that continues to crush economic prosperity, economic freedom and the backbone of this country which is is small business.

democrats want the dole withdrawn. >> a plea deal for a former associate may spell trouble for florida congressman gaetz. pleading glg guilty including sex trafficking. the message from the attorney, stay tuned. >> does my client have information that could hurt an elected official? i guess this is just -- must see tv. wait and see. >> a spokesperson claims he made a false confession. >> hearing a case on a mississippi antiabortion law. a move that could lead to the over turning of row v wade. a ban on most abortions after 15 weeks with no exception for rape or incest. arguments will be heard during the court next term. a decision that expected next year. >> time for a look at your weather. this tuesday. >> the flooding in louisiana and texas is expected to get worse today. as more storms roll through the states in fact a large area across the middle of the country will see rain. stretching to the great lakes and rockies. a winter storm watch posted in montana. where up to 18 inches of snow could fall in the mountains. the high temperatures 80s from miami to boston. 70s in the midwest.

he is calling it the california come back plan doling out billions of dollars at the same time he fights against a recall. some of the highlights include direct checks to californians of $600 making less than 75 grand. $20 million to public schools and 12 million to tackle the homeless crisis. and over $5 billion investment in drought response and water resilience. >> this unprecedented opportunity to invest in $100 million is a remarkable comeback for california. we need to be accountable for every dollar that is invested and every federal dollars that is coming. we are building on a new accountability unit. >> the governor announced debt owed for traffic fees and fines will be eliminated for low income californians. tickets given out through june 2021 from 2015 will be forgiven. the governor's budget also includes $35 million to pay for universal basic income pilot program at the local level. oakland started that program that pledges to give up to 600 families $500 each month. mayor libby schaaf is praising the proposal. she said it will ensure that the golden state is golden for every

store to get to the beach and if we do you buy as of much of what you mean yes the clutter ceased dole momma was a shed but they say you could be when you get out of the sky. it's nice and your she could just be some peace of mind off what she has and this just. wasn't under make no certainly no borders and is blind to nationalities. sometimes we told the truth we we don't have the facts in the world beats to. judge a. commentary crisis with this system to times. you bet we should. everyone is contributing each of our own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenge is great the response has been massive so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. new york is really what america is about. when our mayor took office she was right to because of his campaign on our city being a tale of 2 cities that has not and those who have not are usually the ones who are end up being very hard out of the city has always wanted to forget about iowa city has wanted to forget about the people who are buried there wanted to forg

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right now, the state is doling out cooking oil from the world food program.e been here eight years. i have never seen cuba like this. on the other hand, coexisting with this reality ofet scarcity, you are seeing scientific prowess. it was always a priority for the cuban government. fidel castro was a man of sets with public health. he founded what is called the biological front in 1981. a lot of resources and =minds and human capital were put into the industry. the results are what we are seeing now. >> one of the u.s. republican party's congressional leaders has been ousted from her position because she refuses to agree with donald trump the presidential election was rigged. the former presidents defense secretary has asked congress why more was not done to stop the capitol hill riot in january. >> ever since the capitol hill riot of early january, several committee hearings have been analyzing what exactly happened and what happened to the security that was assumed to be in place. one of the many questions while it was clear the capital was being stormed, w

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india's covid-19 test dole -- death toll passed 200,000 on wednesday, but the true number might be severalimes higher. the catastrophic scale of the pandemic in india could have been prevented, according to a panel assembled by the united nations. the panel concluded early warning signs went unheeded. and britain will hold an inquiry into the government's handling of the pandemic. governor boris johnson says the investigation will begin next year. staying in the u.k., four thousand people, no masks, no social distancing -- it seems unthinkable, but london made it happen last night. the 41st brit awards became the first major music event with a live audience in the u.k. capital to take place in over a year. the ceremony was part of a government program looking at bringing cultural events back without pandemic restrictions. ♪ who knew research could sound soood? the 2021 brit awards saw music triumphantly returned to the big stage aer the conavirus hius. and in front of an audience of mostly essentialorkers, this year's nominees proved they still know how it's done. ♪ >> after beinglammed fo

it continues to play out 43 dole. you've got 50 mile an hour gusts now in show, though, as you make your way in petaluma 20 mile an hour gust 37 in could toddy 37 in rohnert park back a little further south. you got 53 mile an hour gusts right now into canfield. 52 in december fell 51 at near beach in the san francisco 50 in the richmond district. 48 mile an hour gust in daly city, 50 in millbrae burlingame. it is incredibly blustery all around the bay area. the wind advisory stay in effect tonight. and again, it looks like another blustery day coming for us tomorrow as well. so temperature wise numbers have been way down this cold air mass kind of sitting over head least much cooler than what we've had 50's and some 60's out there now i think as we look toward tomorrow afternoon. again going to see these winds wrapping up. the fire danger is going to be elevated just because of the strong gusty winds highs tomorrow in the 60's inside the bay 50's along the coastline, maybe a couple low 70's inland, but it will feel c

i was on the dole. i got so many people who wanted to steal. especially. for a peaceful who could not afford the balance is that posh clubs and hotels. from jamaica to the world sound systems became a global cultural phenomenon as gathering points sound sculptures and the basis of new styles of music. back in munich d.j. duo schlock tough bronx creates music specifically for their own sound system. it's not just about hearing the music it's a full body experience was interesting for the player said standing in front of the speakers where everyone else is well you have to hear what the people are hearing and that's the only way you can guarantee that the sound coming out really is what you want to be ok so holes come to use it in the other schools. when you're right in front of the speakers on their force is incredible. so for some people that can be a bit stressful at the beginning with an understanding and. because you're not used to the bass really pushing the air out of your lungs. munich is what the duo calls it style of music but the deejays influence

the state is doling out cooking oil from the world food programme i've been here 8 years i've never seen privation and people like this but you know on the other hand co-existing with this with this reality of scarcity you're so you're seeing scientific progress i think i think part of the answer is simply that it was always a big priority for the cuban government and fidel castro was was amount of cessed with public health and he founded what's called in cuba the biological front in 1081 and then a lot of resources and mines and and human capital were put into the biotech industry over the last 40 years and the results of what we're seeing now. the acting u.s. defense secretary at the time of the january 6th riot on capitol hill has the fact that his actions in testimony before congress christopher miller said sending in the national guard earlier would have created the appearance of a military coup used for domestic law enforcement in any other manner is contrary to the constitution and a threat to the republican i ask you to consider what the response in congress in the media had been

to show you those are rockets coming from gaza though been intercepted by the iron dome we had the dole boom just as you were talking to me that's the kind of thing that's been going on all day there was a massive volley of rocket strikes into south central israel most of those were actually intercepted by the rocket defense system and a few couple of them at least 2 landed in ashkelon itself and we've also been hearing that dull boom from the israeli side as well the israelis are attacking gaza from land and sea and this is all happening to having a huge impact on aid going in to gaza 24 hours now there have been 8 trucks parked carom. crossing which is just a couple kilometers down the road over the over there now the unit been negotiating with these writers but he's right he's being quite clear saying that that checkpoint was attacked by rockets i was sorry by one mortar and therefore they closed it down now that's really frustrating to all of the aid agencies don't just the united nations they're the ones that are taking the aid and but it's medicine some front is the world health o

. >> reporter: officials are now trying to make vaccination easy, doling out shots at the mariners' game. >> i've been contemplating not doing it, but when it's in your face and it's free and you're the first person in line, why not? >> reporter: in new york, the yankees and mets also offering a free ticket after a vaccine at the stadiums. and good news for broadway, shuttered for more than a year, starting tomorrow, tickets can go on sale for shows in september at 100% capacity. >> it's the soul of the city. >> reporter: so, this is progress? >> this is absolutely wonderful news. >> yes, wonderful news when we 'r t the in times square tonight, whit. we know dr. anthony fauci, given what we're seeing in india, was asked today about the effectiveness of the vaccines in the u.s. including that new variant emerging in india. >> reporter: and david, that variant has now been identified in california, a fourth state. so far, the vaccines have held up against these variants, but dr. anthony fauci says they're collecting data in real time and hope to know within the next week just how effective

and we know they're not dole.says he does not think the a's will be going anywhere. >> can you find me a better location with more disposable income high tech and a greater fan base that oakland california, no. so the relocation threat eye view. it's just that another tactical threat without mister fisher. sharing his overall strategy with the constituencies that are most important, which are his facts. >> mister fisher being the billionaire owner air of the gap and levi's fortune did say he believes the site. the a's have chosen for their waterfront ballpark which e see here in these renderings howard terminal site. jack london square is one of the most complicated possible locations, though it says he's not quite sure why both the team in the league are reluctant and now they say unwilling to build there. new ballpark on the current coliseum property. >> san francisco city hall is going to open up to the public on june 7th mayor london breed and city administrator. carmen chu announcing that reopening date today

it;s kind of up to the tracks and up the state jurisdictions to dole out punishments, decide what iswas a legal substance that is able to be given to the horse up to 1a days prior to the race, and unfortunately the withdrawal time, either it was outside of the window or there was maybe a cross contamination, or, you know, the wrong horse could have been injected. this isn't a performance enhancing drug but it's still a banned race day substance nonetheless, so the test was positive and unfortunately when it comes to races the calibre of kentucky derby, rules a re rules. quite rightly. and bob baffert, he's a legend, he's right at the top of his game, he's getting stronger by the day, he's a darling to many. probably wins a lot of people a lot of bets as well. but how significant is it if he gets caught on issues of — i'm going to say doping again — but it's not the first time that his horses have been seen to have various different medicines they shouldn't have. 0h, absolutely. it's a huge deal. this is a very big story. he's had a couple of positives in the past. recently, as of yet

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the state is doling out cooking oil from the world food programme i've been here 8 years i've never seen privation and people like this but you know on the other hand co-existing with this with this reality of scarcity. scientific progress i think i think part of the simply that it was always a big priority for the cuban government. fidel castro was amount of cessed with public health and he founded. the biological front in 1901 and then a lot of resources and mines and human capital were put into the biotech industry over the last 40 years. the result of what we're seeing now. one of the u.s. republican parties congressional leaders has been ousted from her position because she refuses to agree with donald trump the presidential election was rigged and the former president's defense secretary has asked congress why more wasn't done to stop the capitol hill riot in january she reports. ever since the capitol hill riots of january several committee hearings have been analyzing what exactly happened and what happened to the security that had been assumed to be in place one of the many ques

dealing with the issue of internet access, and the over $3 million they just got from congress to dole to improve internet access across the u.s. in the wake of the pandemic. and after that, i think the storyline that's going to come back is net neutrality. so in california, there was a support ruling that they are allowed to move forward with enforcing their net neutrality law, which has been tied up in court, tied up during the trump administration. i think that we can safely anticipate we're going to be hearing a lot more about net neutrality and title to -- title ii over the next couple of months. peter: go ahead, gopal. gopal: to what emily was talking about, net neutrality was a huge issue that was a divisive issue between democrats and republicans during the trump administration, which goes back to the obama administration. and now, the biden administration has decided to step back from that and allow states to go ahead with their own individual net neutrality rules. we're more likely to see, if the federal government doesn't act, rules popping up state-by-state, again making th

it is kind of up to the tracks and up the state jurisdictions to dole out punishments, decide what iss a lethal substance that is able to be given to the horse after 1a days prior to the race —— up to 14 days prior to the race. they may have been out of the window or a cross contamination or the wrong horse could have been injected. this is not a performance enhancing drug but is still a banned substance in the test was positive and when it comes to races of the calibre of kentucky derby, rules are rules.— calibre of kentucky derby, rules are rules. bob baffert, he is a legend, _ rules are rules. bob baffert, he is a legend, right - rules are rules. bob baffert, he is a legend, right at - rules are rules. bob baffert, he is a legend, right at the i he is a legend, right at the top of his game and getting stronger by the day. he is a darling to many. probably wins a lot of people a lot of bets as well. but how significant is it if he gets caught on issues of, i'm going to say doping again, but it is not the first time his horses have been seen to have various different medicines they s

it gave us choices like mitt romney and bob dole and people that i really cannot support. he -- i will tell you, what i want to ask mr. olsen is why he thinks donald trump lost? in particular, if donald trump had been more populist and maybe not passed a giant tax code to the rich and dunmore infrastructure, would that have helped? and how is it that he spoke about the antiwar rhetoric, yet joe biden is the one bringing us out of that after all of these years? so these two points, populism and building the infrastructure of this country, and also moving out of this warmongering. i will tell you what i did. i told the republican party, as long as liz cheney is in leadership, i will not give you more than one penny and i would take one penny to every request for money that they sent me. host: mr. olsen, several points there. guest: i will try to briefly touch on three of them. i think trump would have been helped had he pushed his party to adopt the infrastructure bill he wanted. the party did not want to engage in that level of spending, and i think they are regretting that

store to get to eat it and appreciate all of i have to much of what you mean yes the clutter seized dole mama was a shade but they say you can be when you get out of the scott. peterson you're chicago's 3 center but it's also what you imagine this is just. the. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser it's i'm going to turn to alex he's the founder of amber app check it out i also wrote a piece that's really interesting here fast as i'm and communism this is our 2nd little side we're here alex welcome back thank you max all right so now in this piece and you recently tweeted that if theory home is the state sponsored attack on bitcoin so a theory i am is a crypto coin it's not great calling it's it's got a high so called market capitalization has been around for a while and it's got a lot of controversy surrounding it your thoughts here is that it is the state sponsor attack on bitcoin ok what the get into that place well let's let's think about. the state conflict they realized early on that they can't turn because you know they tried with silk road you know they've said all sorts

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and billions are used right and the people who run the corporations get to decide how that money is doled out there's no guarantee that it's going to trickle down to the people who actually work eat right is the benefit to the overall united states economy there's no benefit to the fact that you know this restaurant isn't eating people who need to eat see the people who are willing to pay the money to eat right today this model into capitalism saw the airy important component of socialism that people to get it's not just education it's also the employment of teachers and creek a teachers and all the people who feed into our system from bus drivers to the cafeteria workers the same thing with each other level of socialism is the one hope they get back into quite it sounds like they're thinking about what happened during the cold war we have to remember particularly in american politics republicans were once dixiecrats right they were democrats i once had and we did a switch where there is a nother switchbacks of place right with socialism particularly democratic socialism as bernie sanders

it in california they misappropriated so much money the system is broken anyway so they are just doling it out and they get it in so the whole system right now is a little bit broken especially in places like california. shannon: joe biden wants to expand unemployment benefits. it's not getting back to basics. open up the economy, people want to go out, they will go to restaurants and wants to have fun and be with each other. a lot of them feel safer now and they are safer. it is about pulling back government overreach, we don't do that people will double dip, triple did. i know friends of friends who, we've got unemployment, i am working but this is temporary. are you kidding me? >> of course. i made the fatal flaw of looking at my twitter comments and realizing this has become class warfare. everyone is pointing at me saying you are exporting your workers, not paying them enough, we are offering $25 an hour for dishwashers and cooks right now and i can't get applicants. we increase that month on month week on week because the demand has gone up. i'm the bad guy, 50 to 75% above the mi

the executives plan to highlight the marshaling government assistance program that doled out hundredsdollars in stimulus. shares of data mining company rose after the contract. they are down 45% from its january peak. shares of virgin galactic soaring today after a test flight to space was conducted for the first time in more than two years. the flight from new mexico is seen as a critical step. success helps put virgin galactic back on its track. that is related business flash. guy: thank you very much. i hear people are emailing you about space in your register. alix: they are light, space is cool. i'm like no, i would not. so scary. i can't tell you how much -- guy: that is one of the questions i want to ask. how much gear have you got to wear. if you are richard branson going up in one of these things, how much stuff do you have to wear? how much training do you actually need to be able to get on board? within a year upon time, this is kind of you and i or maybe me could go on this thing. how much training do i need? i'm assuming i don't need that kind of training. alix: also, is

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during the vice presidential debate, mondale was deemed to have done much better than senator bob doleterwards carter's campaign manager said that mondale added about 3% to carter's ticket and carter in his speeches in the closing few weeks of the campaign almost mentioned mondale as an asset lose. and so he thought that governor palin make help him energize the base of the republican party and attract women who felt disgruntled because senator clinton had been mistreated by the democratic party and might then be attracted to the palin candidacy and i think it was a miscalculation by senator mccain and i think it was bad politics as well. the best politics is to choose somebody who people could visualize serving as president. i mean, if you can't visualize somebody sitting in the oval office, then it's likely to hurt. it may hurt only at the margins, but the other way in which it hurts and i think in a way that political science aren't very good at measuring, is that it is part -- it is part of our opinion of the lecture, so when the people choose their running mate, particularly if th

darrell doles is charged with two kowngts of aggravated assault.orrifying hammer attack in new york city. asian woman hit in the head after refusing to take off her mask when confronted by a stranger. east harlem asian man walking down the street minding his own business was stomped on and left in a coma. jared powell is now charged with a hate crime for that assault. and synagogues destroyed in the bronx, four different ones vaunt liesed during an 11-day crime spree windows and doors shattered and prayer books ruined. jordan facing hate crime charges but set free without bail, of course. why didn't media slash these attacks all over their shows? like they do with other cases? i think we know black republican senator tim scott attacked for saying america is not a racist country. gary o'connor lamar county democratic party chair who was white posted on facebook i would hope that scott might show some common sense but it seems clear he's a little more than an oreo with no real principle. where's the media coverage on that? msnbc host tiffany cross to

in california they misappropriated so much money the system is broken anyway so now they're just doling it out as they get it in. the whole system right now is a little bit broken especially in places like california. >> a little bit broken. now that joe biden wants to expand unemployment benefits. it's not getting back to basics open up the economy, people wan to go out there going to go to the restaurants, they want to have fun and be with each other. a lot of them feel safer now an they are safer. it's about pulling back government overreach. if we don't do that, people are going to double and triple dip right i know people who are lik we've got unemployment rate is at aren't you working. yet, i'm working, but it's temporary. like you kidding me? >> of course. in the fatal flaw of actually looking at my twitter comments and realizing this has suddenly become a class warfare, everybody is pointing at me and saying you're exploiting your workers coming in not paying them enough. we're offering 20-$25 an hour for dishwashers and cooks right now. we've increase that because we've gone up

relations if you have a set of vaccinated and unvaccinated, will there be friction between them and doling about it is offer incentives for vaccinations and you have wynn resorts announcing we will require you to prove you have been vaccinated or you go in for weekly covid tests and prove you are negative they are making it a hassle not to get vaccinated. >> i'll call an audible here, contessa there is nothing you love more than when i'm wrong. i know that. i'll admit that mea culpa. i'm wrong. wrong in a good way. i thought vegas would be sold out by labor day that was bullish this is your space vegas hotels are sold out. i know you are laughing it up. vegas is sold out now. that's your beat casinos are booming. >> reporter: yeah. we heard from ceasars was 85% occupied in april. in terms of the earnings and occupancy at the properties. ceasars especially all casinos figured out how to cut costs and run more efficiently. the profit margins are expanding. they think may and june, prediction will be fully occupied they are back in business. the mid week convention business the group business

bangkok began a vaccination drive doling out shots of the chinese sinavac vaccine and astrazeneca tonmates. the dismal conditions across parts of asia making this wave of the coronavirus that much more difficult to contain. there is an urgent need for vaccines across the indo-pacific region. here in taiwan they're asking the united states for help. they have fewer than a million doses, less than 1% of the population vaccinated, and that is across the region, with the exception of singapore, nearly every country is in the low single-digits when it comes to vaccination rates. and given that it is the variants that started in the uk and the indian variants that are spreading through here, robyn, that means the virus is spreading more quickly and in many cases it's far more severe. it really is an urgent, urgent need to get vaccines out here as soon as possible. >> it certainly is, will ripley great report. >>> the journalist who obtained that bbc interview of diana princess of wales is speaking out, and what he has to say about her and what he also said to her sons. that's next. smellin

mobs and bombed by the state, we acknowledged that the fruit of our democracy has never equally been doled out, even to those who fought and died for it. but we owe it to those men and women to complete growing that tree of liberty and to right the wrongs they could not. joining me now, texas congressman vici, a democrat. congressman vici, happy memorial day to you and your father. you are the unfortunate guest tonight because this week you led a group of texan democrats sending a letter to merrick garland as the texas senate moved closer to passing exactly what they did in an overnight session last night, which is being cast as the most restrictive voting bill in the nation this morning, one that bans mobile voting booths, restricts drive-thru voting and mandates that early voting be done in person. the impact of it all stated overwhelmingly affects colored voters in your state. i'd like to hear what your constituents are saying this afternoon. >> let me say i join you in giving gratitude and thanks to all of our veterans all across the nation and families who have lost veterans who have