severs o tight ends >> warrick dunn, thank you for your time. >> i look forward to it.hank you. >>> still ahead, jcpenney is readying to start its first wave of store closures. it will have a ripple effect for other retailers as they navigate a post-covid world >>> stocks losing steam today. the dow is up 837 points but they are getting their legs back up under we'll have the names making the big moves, next. don't go anywhere. plap whether a remote test drive, shopping, trade-in, or even service pickup, audi at your door can do this and more at participating dealers. the premium audi dealership experience, on your terms. audi at your door. can i find an investment firm with a truly long-term view that's been through multiple market cycles for over 85 years? with capital group, i can. talk to your financial professional or consultant for investment risks and information. . >>> welcome back let's get to today's power movers tesla getting downgrade today. morgan stanley siting concerns about the u.s.-china trade war tesla is down about 5% to 925 this afternoon shares of l

remind -- remained silent for eight minutes and 45 seconds, the amount of time that a police neal dunn george floyd posner before he died. -- kneeled on george floyd's neck before he died. , let uss and gentlemen pray. lord god who alone spreads out the heavens. the raging of the sea. we thank you for this nation conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all humans beings are created equal. we come today to pay our respects to the memory of george ahmaud arbery and breonna taylor. we come today to stand in with courageous who are peacefully protesting against racial injustice across our nation. today to acknowledge anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. come because we believe the american people are wrapped in a and tied toutuality a single garment of destiny. hearts with hope in our rightse we know that ,efeated is better than evil triumphant. we come, mighty god, most of all that you stand in the shadows, keeping watch above your own. lord, we have trusted in you throughout the seasons of our nation's life and have been constantly aware of your , our nation and

was a request for a former british diplomat to give evidence on applying diplomatic immunity that dunn family spokesman points out the paradox that between the 2 countries stand on human rights and how they're treating her as parents. there are these 2 countries the united states and. the u.k. claim to be the world leaders in protecting human rights and between though they have this again one of the worst abuses of human rights on these parents in history there are millions of people around the world who are looking at this case and thinking how does this even how even if she had diplomatic immunity it's not the right thing to do but we're very clear that she did listen we just hope that terrorists are incredibly decent people we hope that both governments are going to step forward and do the right thing if they don't then we may have to come be outsourced leadership through the course. mosul is covert you working from home with this next story might creep you out a bit one of the world's biggest accountancy firms has developed facial recognition tools to monitor stuff working from hom

angela dunn. so thank you for being with me.ou're the one who wrote the memo and saw the response from governor gainy herbert tweeting there are no plans to do another shutdown. you basically sounded the alarm and it seems like it's gone from bad to worse. if no one listens to you, what are we looking at here? >> absolutely. we're trying to make sure that we're preserving our health care capacity so that every utahian could get the care they need and our cases are increasing as a fast rate so we need to do something different in our response to bend the curve. >> if they don't listen, how bad could it be. >> we're working with other medical experts across the state to really impose upon our policymakers an decision-makers that the time is now to start really looking hard at making decisions around face masks and starting to think about how businesses and schools could reopen safely, so that we could limbet the spread of covid-19, protect the health of individuals while also ensuring our economic health so that we don't have to d

tiki barber, warrick dunn, guys, thank you very much. good luck. we'll continue these conversations i'm sure down the road. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >>> we'll have much more live coverage here in our special situation room, but first unconscious bias. what is it and how does it affect us? join fredricka whitfield for a special conversation, unconscious bias, facing the realities of racism. that airs live, live here on cnn tomorrow night, 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> as we see pictures like these from across the country right now, we've seen for the past 12 days, we can't forget that we're still in the middle of a pandemic. so what effect could these massive gatherings have on the nation's fight against coronavirus? we'll take a closer look when we come back. when you have ession, it can plunge you into deep, dark lows. and, can leave you feeling extremely sad and disinterested. overwhelmed by bipolar depression? ask about vraylar. not all types of depression should be treated the same. vraylar effectively helps relieve all symptoms of

welcome back harry dunn's parents say the foreign office has told them that discussions with the u.s. are not going well regarding the diplomatic immunity of their son's alleged killer 19 year old motorcyclist harry dunn was killed in a crash outside a u.s. military base in the english county of more fun to last august answer who last the wife of a u.s. intelligence officer fled to america claiming diplomatic immunity she was later charged by u.k. police because in death by dangerous driving last year u.k. foreign secretary dominic robb concluded that an anomaly in the existing rules on immunity provide a greater protection for spouses than the staff at the base and while the foreign office says gaining justice for the family is its top priority harry dunn's mother isn't convinced this is the case they are not getting the answers and we are really desperately you know this is not a dominant rock cause they absolutely need looking at things how to change they cannot remain the way they are you know. that they say that the spouses. or intelligence officers and this is to us was a great

the family of crash victim harry dunn lose a legal case to force the foreign office to disclose more documents into the humbling of the case but they can now bring a prosecution against the foreign secretary for obstructing the police investigation and we hear from their spokesperson. general prosecutors accuse the russian government of ordering the killing of a terror suspect in berlin last summer germany's foreign minister is not ruling out measures against moscow. and experts in the u.s. call stout over u.k. claims that the steroids drug can be used to treat covert 19 that says the u.k.'s response to the virus pandemic is rated as core. french president emanuel macro is in london to meet prime minister boris johnson to discuss the idea of bridges between the 2 nations these would allow quarantine free travel to help revive the u.k.'s tourism industry lots despite the u.k. attempting to further distance itself from the e.u. is to resume that aims to collate coronavirus information in europe wide onto u.k. cæsar ali joins me with the latest hi there isa so boris johnson it's a bit o

the family of crash victim harry dunn plans to prosecute the foreign secretary for allowing his alleged killer to feed justice their spokesperson tells r.t. u.k. about the next move. their rights were were given permission to bring a case against dominic wrote that he obstructed northamptonshire police's who offered investigation to our east. health secretary blames apple for the failure of the u.k.'s contact tracing out as the government u. turns and goes with the tech giant's own model. and experts in the us constanta over u.k. claims that a sterling trunk can be used to treat covidien 19 we hear from one of the scientists who's approaching caution. french president emmanuel micron has met prime minister boris johnson in london to discuss the idea of any bridges between the 2 nations these would allow quarantine free travel to help revive the u.k.'s tourism industry well. the latest so recent emanuel has been to 10 downing street meeting boris johnson it's been a day hasn't absolutely the 2 leaders meeting in westminster firstly taking the opportunity to have those talks in downing st

former nfl player and minority owner of the atlanta falcons, warwick dunn, speaks out. e different story. from farms to backyards, wheels are turning. seeds are being planted. animals are getting fed. and grass is growing. and families are giving their all to the soil because no matter how uncertain things get, the land never stops. so to all those linked to the land, we say thank you. we're here for you because we all run together. this moment right now... this is our commencement. no, we'll not get a diploma or a degree of any kind. but we are entering a new chapter in our lives. our confidence is shaken; our hearts cracked. the kind of a crack that comes from the loss of a job; from life plans falling apart. we didn't ask for it... but we are rising to meet it. and how far we've come isn't even close to how far we can go. we just have to remember how patient we were... how strong we can be. (how strong you can be.) and remember this; there's a crack in everything for a reason. how else can the light get in? ♪ tomorrow starts today. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell

former nfl player and minority owner of the atlanta falcons, warrick dunn, speaks out.t. that connection is more important than ever. for customers 55 and up, we want you to get the value and service you need to stay connected. that's why we have a plan built just for you. saving 50% vs. other carriers with 2 unlimited lines for only $55. and we're here to help when you're ready to switch. visit a store or go to t-mobile.com/55. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell admitting the league was wrong for not listening to players protesting racism. that comes after more and more players speaking -- are speaking out publicly about racism in this country. joining me now to discuss is former nfl player and minority owner of the atlanta falcons warrick dunn. so good to see your face. thanks for coming back on the show. i appreciate you standing up and coming on. thank you so much. so, the commissioner roger goodell apologizing in that video. it's a stunning development. what do you think about what he had to say? >> well, i thought he was just taking a stance and trying to say that

dunn. it has been a while since i have been here for this press conference availability. a lot of things have happened and things are in my mind i would like to share. about let me talk something that has been on the top of everybody's mind. with the protests, the rioting, the violence. utah has not been immune. horrifiedk we are all to see the killing of george floyd, an african-american, while he was subdued by those who had been sworn -- their job and obligation was to serve and protect. we see that something went terribly wrong. such abuse of power is never acceptable. social contract designed to help us understand the rule of law for everybody, no matter what their ethnicity, color of their skin, religious or sexual orientation. gender is held equally under the law to give them safe haven. they are going to be protected and they will be served by those in law enforcement. beknow everybody should beholden to the law. particularly those entrusted to enforce the law. our social contract depends on all of us following the rules of just conduct and civility in our interac

australia, dunn, germany, dunn, scotland, taiwan, japan.in a serious way the interactions of people and you can get the disease to stop spreading. when you do that half approach like what we've done and you've got the president encouraging people to go out before the disease has stop spreading, you get this. you get a reinfection rate and it's going to send us back to square zero. it's a really big mistake. >> trace: maybe it's a good point but steve, the truth is if you're going to be south korea, we are not built like south korea, we can't go all the way because he violated civil liberties. you can't just contact trace whoever you want to and that's what these countries have done to lock this down, we don't have that ability in this country because we have robust political debates. >> i don't disagree with austin about masks. but here's the problem what we are saying, one of the great success stories is japan, japan never locked down their economy, they didn't have these kinds of draconian stay-at-home orders. they did have social distanc

thank you welcome back harry dunn's parents say the foreign office has told them that discussions with the u.s. are not going well regarding the diplomatic immunity of their sons and ledge kemah 19 year old motorcyclists hari dunn was killed in a crash outside a us military base in the english county of northamptonshire last august and secure last the wife of a u.s. intelligence officer fled to america claiming diplomatic immunity she was later charged by u.k. police because in death by dangerous driving last year u.k. foreign secretary dominic robb concluded that an anomaly in the existing rules on immunity provide a greater protection for spouses than the staff at the base and while the foreign office is gaining justice but the family is a priority how does mother isn't convinced this is the case but not getting the answers and we are really desperately you know this is not really a dominant rockall said absolutely needs looking at things has to change they cannot remain the way they are you know. that they say that the spouses of. dora terrorists officers and this is to us was great

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now harry dunn's parents say the foreign office has told them but discussions with the u.s. are not going world regarding the diplomatic immunity of their son's alleged killer 19 year old motorcyclist harry dunn was killed in a crash outside a us military base in the english county of northamptonshire last august answer who last the wife of a u.s. intelligence officer fled to america claiming diplomatic immunity she was later charged by u.k. police for causing death by dangerous driving last year u.k. foreign secretary dominic robb concluded that an anomaly in the existing rules on immunity provided greater protection for spouses than the staff at the base well the u.s. has repeatedly refused to extradite so cool us while rob has also faced questions over what he knew about her departure after it was revealed a foreign office official texted a u.s. counterpart saying saying she could be put on the next flight out howard on family is currently seeking to prosecute the foreign secretary for obstructing the police investigation. discusses how his mother charlotte charles joins

dunn gets but. ok then they will post it so if you played that. there was just a moment then on the well i'm bowing out the vent plugs up on that so even though it was a bit. smug about it i got other calls and thought was that if you said you don't agree its purpose then should. i begin to show she is on the c s i need. you to be it's but as i'm blowing. my own i'm here just as yes very. good question on him bob just muslims have been in my markets well so maybe. must give us one and yeah it's good fun and got me going to send you the snow thank. you my buddy s.c. comforted me shiny count to me and you can you have a long and secret starting give us an on it was the most if you get boots on he has seen a few of us you know. and divulge comes along with also this about the but to the ends who can not essential stuff because on this famous medium it's i don't know you but i both win the nomination when i was fortunate. thank you all 4 know it so i'll just put on at the utmost a fatalist you must go saying you're trying to think of baltimore to hold

and i'm excited to hear about the cool dunn that o cool down see seeing.sz arrest agalisa argen at the forecast. >> yes, we have the fog, some mist and drizzle. live doppler 7 right now showing the fog filling in to the east bay, up in the north bay and all throughout the peninsula. and it will be a few degrees cooler today inland, but the big cooldown comes over the weekend. 60 in union city, it is 56 for you up in richmond. and in the

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from a medical examiner's office, rayshard brooks died from two dunn got wounds in the back during his confrontation from atlanta police. >>> a michigan man held in months cause for 18 months will learn his fate today that could land him in a russian labor camps for decades. >>> the rise of coronavirus in certain parts of the u.s. have health officials alarmed as we see more re-openings happening it's monday, june 15th, 2020 "early today" starts right now >> good morning, i am phillip mena >> i am frances rivera the kill across the country. atlanta's top prosecutor will decide this week if it will bring charges against the officer who shot rayshard brooks pap medical examiner ruled his death a homicide after she was shot twice in the back it's the latest incident involving police and a black man sparking nationwide protests >> reporter: crowds gathering outside the fire gutted wendy's where 27-year-old rayshard brooks of shot and killed by police during an attempted arrest isaac lee one of hundreds who came to pay respects you've had a chance to walk around and see firsthand, what feel

welcome back harry dunn's parents say the foreign office has told them that discussions with the u.s. are not going well regarding the diplomatic immunity of their son's alleged killer 19 year old motorcyclist harry don't risk killed in a crash outside the u.s. military base in the english county of northamptonshire last august and the wife of a u.s. intelligence officer fled to america claiming diplomatic immunity she was later charged by u.k. police for causing death by dangerous driving last year u.k. foreign secretary dominic robb concluded that an anomaly in the existing rules on immunity provide a greater protection for spouses than the staff of the base and while the foreign office says gaming justice for the family is a priority harry dunn's mother isn't convinced this is the case but i'm not getting the answers and we are really desperately you know this is not only gotten it wrong because they absolutely need looking at things how to change they cannot remain the way they are you know. that they say that the spouses. or intelligence officers and this is to us was greater imm

now the family of harry dunn is set to prosecute the foreign secretary for allegedly of obstructing apolice investigation into their son's death the family lost a court action against the foreign office which would have forced them to disclose more documents relating to the handling of the case but the judge has found that there was already enough in the public domain to back their case when it concerns u.s. citizen and secure last who allegedly hit and killed 19 year old white a cyclist harry done in the english county of northamptonshire last august she was believed to be driving on the wrong side of the road near to the air force base where her husband word fled to america claiming diplomatic immunity and was subsequently charged by u.k. police for causing death by dangerous driving we don't rob denied knowing secure less had left despite a text message from a senior diplomat showing his officials told the u.s. that she could in fact leave the country. well that's of the dunn family says they are angry and bitterly disappointed but boris johnson off to his 1st letter to them came 1

we can speak now to harry dunn's mother, charlotte charles.ign you are fighting to get justice for harry but perhaps you could begin by reminding us precisely what this piece of legal action is about. this is purely for us action is about. this is purely for us to start to get to the truth of everything that went on. we are really shocked, still, to this day, that anne sacoolas was allowed to leave the uk and our main aim is that she needs to come back, face our justice system that she needs to come back, face ourjustice system and allow us to move on and have closure, so today really is the major first step to us getting that truth. so how do you hope this piece of legal action would contribute to getting anne sacoolas back to the uk? to be able to get more disclosure from the happenings of how they came to the decision to let her leave. and i think once we've established where all of that came from, we will be able to go back to court in due course and put our case forward even more so to get her back. so today is all about starting to find

i'frances rivera >>m a from a medical examiner's office, rayshard brooks died from two dunn got woundsrontation from atlanta police. >>> a michigan man held in months cause for 18 months will learn his fate today that could land him in a russian labor camps for decades. >>> the rise of coronavirus in certain parts of the u.s. have health officials alarmed as we see more re-openings happening it's

disclose details of a secret agreement between london and washington over their son's death harry dunn was killed when his motorcycle collided with a car allegedly been driven the wrong side of the road by the wife of the us intelligence officer parents are now taking legal action against the foreign secretary and the local police claiming they acted unlawfully by allowing her to flee back to the united states. parents were given permission to bring a case against dominic. to ensure police's investigation it too. it was for the police to establish diplomatic immunity or not not the foreign office but they took it upon themselves to decide that she did and allowed her to lee. and secure charged with killing the 19 year old by dangerous driving last december she then sought diplomatic immunity and flew back to the united states the british government has since tried to get her extradited to face trial but that was flat out refused by the u.s. secretary of state then apparently there was senior level closed door talks and harry's parents wanted those out in the open accusing the foreign o

dunn it's very safe to say in a car with air condition and you read a sign and go back in the car and say wow it must have stunk to be in uniform and have someone shoot at you. the wool uniforms are being shot at, not being fed, not being fed and fighting for an ideal of what is the american. well that's what drove my grad school to the sacrifices in this hall around. any battlefield. >> you don't have to be in the battlefield to think about the sacrifice of the common troops just a few blocks by here in the presbyterian church -- or soldier, so if you never check that out also check that out in alexandria. do you have anything to go on? i'm >> going to take a lazy approach to this but it feels meaningful. if you want to learn more while the revolutionary war is important, step outside. just created it in. look around, you see the buildings, you see the people moving around, we lived through their victory every single day. we are here because their service and sacrifice and willing to commit through this sacrificing cause. they don't even know it was going to succeed or exist for that

questionl do our last from marcia dunn. kenny.er for steve or when do you anticipate deciding whether to proceed with the spacewalks and how quickly could you start kicking them off? would this be june or july? >> we are still having this escutcheon's. if we had down this path, it's most likely going to be toward the end of june. we have considered doing upfront work ahead of this mission to start laying the groundwork for that but decided against it just to make sure we got the crew on orbit and in that way where not in this constant replay in case we were having weather issues and so forth. we made the decision we would wait until the crew got on board and lay some of these upfront items in the plan stop we got about another week and a half you will see some buildup. there will be things that will start to happen preparing for some eva's that will kick up around the end of june. i would call that very preliminary planning just because we need to work with steve and the rest of the agency we arehip to make sure well calibr

including david dunn gates jr who died in 2015 after a struggle with police guards it was filmed from inside his sydney prison cell locked. george floyd his last words were i can't breathe law professor liu anthony says there have been 432 would be china's deaths in custody since 1991 we have hundreds of deaths in custody in our history and in our present and all these deaths in custody have not received justice there's been no accountability sydney was just one of dozens of saturday protests across the country all with the message that they are looking for change because the gauge al-jazeera sydney. protests are happening in tel aviv to voice anger against the israeli government's plan to annex parts of the occupied west bank where than $35.00 jewish and arab rights groups are taking part in the protests the israeli government's plan due to start an early july would see about 30 percent of palestinian lands become part of israel the united nations recognizes the occupied west bank as palestinian territory by international law opec russia and other oil producing allies have agreed to

including david dunn gates jr who died in 2015 after a struggle with police guards it was filmed from inside his sydney prison cell like george floyd his last words were i can't breathe law professor phonies says there have been $432.00 would be genus deaths in custody since 1991 we have hundreds of deaths in custody in our history and in our prison and. have not received justice there's been no accountability sydney was just one of dozens of saturday protests across the country all with the message that they're looking for change because a gauge al-jazeera sydney. joe biden has formally clinched the democratic party's presidential nomination to run against donald trump in the embers election results from primary votes held this week gave him the required number of delegates the former vice president's main challenger bernie sanders dropped out of the ways 2 months ago. the u.s. government has backed down on the threat to ban chinese airlines the decision follows china allowing 2 american carriers to fly there once a week tension remains between china and the u.s. over restrictions im

dunn friday june 12th atlanta police officer garrett rolfe chose to shoot and kill 27 year old rae sharp brooks for that most heinous crime of being supremely drunk and passed out in a wendy's fast food drive through or is the state president of the georgia and c.p. reverend james wood also rightfully observed this is not the 1st time a black man has been killed for sleeping. just 48 hours later after the wendy's burned in the protesters had to add yet another name to that now growing list of lives lost to police violence the world celebrated the birthday of a legendary revolutionary or an s. those. whose observations on what drives a rebellion still ring true to today that the true revolutionary is guided by great feelings of love it is impossible to think of a genuine revolutionary lacking this quality but the words and legacy of isn't the only past revolutionary whose spirit you can feel in the fabric of the protests we are witnessing today and whose birthday we celebrate this week across the country and the world from new zealand to philadelphia to parks or coors 1998 anthem changes

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including david dunn gates jr who died in 2015 after a struggle with police guards it was filmed from inside his sydney prison cell block george floyd his last words were i can't breathe law professor folly or anthony says there have been $432.00 would be genus deaths in custody since 90. we have hundreds of deaths in custody in our history and in our present and or ways deaths in custody have not received justice there's been no accountability sydney was just one of dozens of saturday protests across the country all with the message that they are looking for change gauge al jazeera sydney. still ahead here on al-jazeera. the national league. apologizes for not listening to players protests about racial injustice in the wake of georgia's stance plus warnings of a big chance of peace between israel and the palestinians because of israeli plans to an expanse of the occupied west bank stories after the break. and there are plenty of warm weather across northern areas of asia quite a bit of cloud as well but read about the rains further towards the south so a warm day that should have bee

my you know michael dunn neck my dad heard that the head man had signed away the land. i think to some people my dad looks pretty calm like everything's under control but i can tell that he gets really stressed all. according to our lawyers went ahead men signed a letter of parting with the subway he had known so i would traditional to tory roughly about $100000.00 hectors. in a chance he got only 4000 hectors. basically this leaves us with a very small. government. just like our 1st essence in canada. ok so i love. it can only. be said. yeah. now we're not that large and i don't. know i'm not going to die i don't do that you know. we're going about the new york now and we're like no more you. know. what i'm going it down and that's going to be our guy or probably work and. it's a matter of how do we deal with that now whether to write the letter we have been advised to do that this is where i really more of a discretion whether i should write it or not because as an outsider i don't think it is my my role to write it for them but looking around i don't see anyone who w

a las vegas company that owns payroll company ceridian, did you know dunn and brad street and some restaurantse oh charlies very interesting the insider segment we do each friday every week. >>> most markets and sectors have performed pretty well despite a spike of volatility including the energy sector. check out wti crew since march 10 up since economies have begun to reopen. oil prices are still down more than 30% overall for the year but they are not negative. let's talk about what this might mean for equities. integrated oil and financing analyst for jp morgan. they just wrapped up a big conference this week thank you for joining us $40 oil. if i told you on the way down we'd hit 40. the fact that we are not at zero makes people more optimistic, i guess. where do you stand how does $40 oil play out for the stocks that you cover? >> brian, good morning thank you for having me. it was a record attendance at the event. thinking about the oil price right now. i still think $40 oil to this sector is a challenge. as you take into account, the cap ex to invest, the dividends these will have. i s

dunn for five minutes. dr. dunn, please remember to pause for two or three seconds before you begin your questioning. >> thank you, chairman. i want to begin by noting that i appreciate being in washington d.c. in in-person hearing and i encourage the chairman to resuming in-person committee visit. i don't believe that virtual and hybrid meetings offer the same opportunity for participation and member to member participation and the way that committee works. congress works best when it con g gregates. thank you for being here. the va rose to many incredible challenges posed by covid-19, providing health care to millions of our nation's veterans and non-veterans while simultaneously with his missions in all 50 states and the navajo nation, successfully meeting challenges is the hall mark of great leadership and i appreciate the va quickly diverting resources to acute need. this type of flexibility was essential as hot spots across the nation developed. i would say in military terminology, that this was a great v

east dunn avenue. 92 down there. 92 campbell. and 85 degrees cupertino.emperatures in the low 90s inland tomorrow. plenty of sunshine in the north bay. few clouds along the beach. 87 novato. 93 santa rosa. warm in the north bay. warmer yet for clear lake and lake port. and ukiah. in the low 100s. in the extended forecast, then, the usual low clouds in the morning and sun in the afternoon. and plenty of sun and 90s before finally on sunday we get a break from the . >>> thousands gathered across the bay area and across the country on friday to celebrate juneteenth. >> the holiday marks the end of slavery and the last remnant of the confederacy at the end of the civil war but there is a chance you may not have heard about it until recently. three years ago kpix 5 sent devin fehely on a special assignment and he went with a guide, former kpix 5 operations manager who grew up in texas during a time of segregation and discrimination and this is his story. >> reporter: don grew up in texas. it was a time of deep racial division. he attended a segregated school a

over to "fox & friends," we have to say goodbye to our fearless leader, executive producer desiree dunn is moving on to a very exciting new adventure. desiree thank you so much for what you have done for all of our careers and this show. we love you and we will miss you. todd: yes. des, thank you for letting us be a part of your baby. thank you for letting us fill in from time to time. decision on your part but at the very least you got some laughs a lot of good food and we got a great boss. we want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts. carley: very good point. i guess the main thing, desiree, thank you for feeding us. we love you so much. more news to come. a very big show on "fox & friends," which starts right now. [chanting] whose street? our street. [bleep] [changing] steve: good morning, it is friday, june 12th, 2020. a fox news alert. president trump vowing to take on seattle's cop-free autonomous zone known as chaz, brian. brian: unbelievable this is happening. protesters occupying an area that includes a police precinct. the city's mayor defending them overnight, ainsley.

dunn for five minutes. dr. dunn, pause for two or three seconds before beginning your questions. >> thank you. i appreciate being in washington, d.c. in an in-person hearing. i encourage resuming in-person community business. i don't believe that virtual and hybrid meetings offer the same opportunity for participation and member to member exchange of ideas the way the committee works. congress works best when it congregates. i also want to thank dr. stone, dr. mull, and ms. cramer for being here. the va fulfilled its duty and continues to do so. the va rose to many incredible challenges posed by covid-19 providing health care to millions of our nation's veterans and non-veterans while simultaneously executing its fourth mission in all 50 states and the navajo nation. successfully meeting challenges on multiple fronts is the hallmark of great military leadership. and i'm particularly impressed by the va's ability to quickly divert personnel and resources to areas of acute need. this type of flexibility was essen

we can talk now to radd seiger who represents the dunn family.ide whether or not anne sacoolas had diplomatic immunity, the issue at the heart of the case. that is why they decided to not order the foreign office to disclose any more documents. they feel they have enough. the other important development today is that their pa rents were development today is that their parents were given permission to bring a case against the foreign secretary for obstructing northamptonshire police‘s lawful investigation into the crash. that is possibly the most significant development today. i have seen he is in the news for other reasons. he has got a lots more problems on his hands after the hearing today. for our audience that perhaps has not been following, they will remember of course harry dunn‘s tragic death, but they may not have been following the legal process that the family is engaged in, what is your understanding as to what exactly happens next in the legal process ? exactly happens next in the legal process? what would that result in for the famil

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