once you propose something then we can begin peace talks in earnest. all eyes on mitch mcconnell and senate republicans today to see exactly what's in this think of how big it is and whether they can pass it through the senate. >> host: what's the timeline then for the two sides, together and agreeing on one bill? >> guest: that's a great question. that's the million-dollar question. the house the silsby out at the end of this week. house leader steny hoyer, the majority leader, has said we are ready to stay. we probably have to stay the extra week. the thing is supposed to be in the first week of august so given the differences, the level of differences and how much has to be ironed out here, the expectation is that the republicans will probably fight it out between themselves this week and then begin the talks probably by the end of the week with the democrats and then they will have to bounce into next week in order to get whatever agreement they reach through both chambers into the president desk. there is urgency here of course because the unemplo

leadership is measured by example, action, and earnestness of spirit, he said. not by years of age. the white house tradition. rolling easter eggs on the lawn was revised by the president and his family. thousands joined including president eisenhower's grandchildren, dwight, david and, barbara and. among his people, a popular president. to mrs. eisenhower at left, the white house is home, where she can be together with her mother, on the day set aside in america to honor all mothers. mrs. eisenhower, a sister, and they're proud mother enjoyed strolling the grass. as part of his official duties, the president must report to congress on the state of the union. shortly after his inauguration, dwight eisenhower delivered this message in person. >> and outlining his foreign program, he declared, the policy we pursue will recognize the truth, that no single country, even one so powerful as ours, can alone defend the liberty of all nations, threatened by communist aggression from without or subversion within. mutual security means effective mutual cooperation. for the united states, this

we should have been dealing with it since january in earnest.eanwhile you have well-meaning protocols coming out of public agencies. we just don't have the testing available to be able to activate those for enough of the people who, who may in fact be exposed and potentially ill. and just to put an exclamation point on the doctor's excellent point, we don't know if we are carriers of this disease. it is absolutely critical not just to pay attention to what happens when you have symptoms but to assume even if you don't have symptoms you could be one of those people who is spreading it. >> that's really important as well. what are we learning now, new nx about reinfection rates. are people getting coronavirus more than once? >> it is too early for us to say for sure whether people are being infected by coronavirus more than once. there are a few anecdotes or case studies of people who haven been infected, got better and then were reinfected again. two-thirds of people develop antibodies, and then in half of those, their immunity disappears in a co

a part of the background serving as ceo where these conversations were taking place inic earnest when we began preparing for the sesquicentennial. which by far is ground zero and it is a place where we saw the nation's first and largest monument built to robert e. lee designed to stand taller than the george washington statue so to african-americans it is proposed more often than not a simple question of your ancestors if they killed them what would be the appropriate placeia? how do you think this will help us better understand the history? i also acknowledge having worked at the american civil war museum those who have felt that these monuments and the people that they represent with other types of values and frankly all of that that lost cause narrative. >> thank you for your testimony and your continued work for that confederacy across the united states. for many americans this is about history and preserving oured past the removal of the statues are seen as a radical act. if you have the opportunity to speak with their views on the issue what words would you leave with them? >> i

congressional black caucus and close friends of the congressman will be in the rotunda as this begins in earnest throughout the course of the day. any other members who want to come in and pay their respects privately will get an opportunity to do so after. forgive the motorcycle noise, the motorcade is starting to leave the front of the east steps. but the black caucus members have priority access, if you will. they are specially invited for this purpose. i think also important to note that congressman clyburn, the whip whose friendship wit lewis either of their service in washington going back several decades will give the benediction at the close of the formal proceedings inside the rotunda. only after the family has departed will other members of congress be back. the senate arriving later this in and pay their respects in the rotunda before the congressman's body is moved back out to the east front steps for the public viewing this evening. >> all right. as we await for this to begin, i want to bring back a journalist and long-time friend of lewis. eugene robinson was speaking a bit earlier

and earnest read about fred's arrest in the use paper and he was hoping to find somebody who would beling to undertake a test case but this was a test case that had no guarantees success whatsoever but fred said, okay, i will do it. there were two other japanese americans who have been picked up, later sent to the camps who were unwilling to do this. they just wanted to get this over with. but fred said, no, i will do this, so they held a trial. the interesting thing about the trial is that, first of all, it lasted less than one day. there was only one witness against fred and that was the fbi agent who interrogated him after he was arrested. there were only two questions asked that the hearing, are you a japanese american, which he obviously was. secondly, did you violate the exclusion order, which he obviously did. so you are guilty. the judge actually in that case instructed the jury that they had to find friend guilty and his defense attorney tried to argue constitutional issues, the judge dismissed all of it. but one interesting thing, susan, is that one after the judge declared

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shutdown by monday and the city saw a record number of hospitalizations on tuesday and today and an earnest plea from the health director. >> a negative test is not a passport to do what you want. don't get complacent and take risks. if san franciscans stop gathering, where there facemasks at all times and socially distance then we would be able to get the situation under control. >> in napa the board of supervisors approved the warier mask mandate. >> the author race fines from 25 approved the warier mask mandate. >> the author race fines from $25 tetra $2500 for folks and also a fee for businesses that are not compliant. >> if we cannot get compliance voluntarily enter education that hopefully we will get it through a citation process. >> the supervisor said the for citations our last resort only for repeat offenders and will be issued by code enforcement employees and not law enforcement. the napa sheriffs said their role is one of support if needed. >> it's really an issue that's taken out by code compliance division and should they find themselves in a situation where they feel unsafe

fiscal conservatives say even that's too d gotiating in earnest with democrats. >> the republican disarray and dithering has serious potentially deadly consequences for tens of millions of americans. >> reporter: now senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said the trump administration will review the details of the relief package and they hope to have an announcement next week lester >> kristen welker at the white house, thanks. >>> millions of americans are especially anxious tonight as those extra $600 a week jobless payments are about to come to an end just as claims for unemployment benefits rose, with more here's jo ling kent. >> reporter: cindy crow has relied on the $600 weekly payment from the cares act since her new orleans tour business shut down due to the pandemic. >> it's been very, very difficult. >> reporter: if that money goes away -- >> it means i'm homeless there's no answer, i don't have an option. >> reporter: across the country rising anxiety and unemployment claims, more than 1.4 million new jobless claims were filed last week, the first increase since late march, far

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. >> reporter: the negotiations begin in earnest tonight and they will be contentious because the republicancue plan all told is worth about $1 trillion while democrats want to spend $3 trillion. both sides agree, norah, there should be another round of throws $1200 stimulus checks. >> o'donnell: nancy cordes on capitol hill, thank you. we turn now to the hero's farewell underway in washington tonight for civil rights icon john lewis. lewis now lies in state at the u.s. capitol where he served for more than 30 years. and all along his journey today there were reminders of the historic legacy he leaves behind. here's cbs's ed o'keefe. >> reporter: from troy, alabama, to 17 term congressmen, john robert lewis today took a farewell tour of washington that stopped at monuments to movements he helped lead. it began at the memorial to his mentor, martin luther king, jr., stopped at the lincoln memorial where he once addressed the march on washington. >> we want to be free now! >> reporter: and drove to the city's new black lives matter plaza where lewis himself walked last month. at the capitol, s

josh earnest is the airline's chief communications officer. >> if we do see a decline in people purchasing tickets, then we will scale back our schedule accordingly. >> reporter: today, american joined united dropping onboard social distancing, making all seats available. >> we don't think it's the right message. we think it's really important for individuals that-- whether it's on a bus, train or plane, are social distancing. that social distancing on aought plane is not particularly possible? >> look, when our competitors talk about blocking middle seats they are talking about a p.r. strategy, not a safety strategy. a safety strategy is one that is focused on wearing masks. >> reporter: the number of hadrs in the u.s. had been on been on the rise and airlines expect a bump over the fourth of july weekend, but they are still only averaging about 70 passengers a flight. that is down 75% from last year. major? >> garrett: kris van cleave, thank you very much. there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news. a gr news"-- a grim discovery in the search for a missing soldier

to get this far and now the main construction at the huge complex is southern france will begin in earnest with components sent from all over the world where the idea is to create energy not by splitting atoms like nuclear power stations do right now but by using them together. for decades scientists have been trying to tap into the power of the tribes the sun nuclear fusion the hope is that it can be used to meet tomorrow's energy demands the basic science a 1000 conditions like those found in the sun such as very high temperatures hydrogen atoms will fuse creates helium and release a lot of energy. the hydrogen could be extracted from seawater making it a practically unlimited resource. it's basically the opposite of conventional nuclear. power you're splitting a heavy element and it releases energy where you end up with the product afterwards which can be quite hard to handle as. a chain reaction so there's no possibility for a church to run away which is what causes. scientists at this start up in the u.k. are working on nuclear fusion one of the biggest hurdles they face is how to get

correspondent of staff mark meadows says that negotiations over another stimulus bill will begin in earnest. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will meet with the president today to work out the republican proposal for the next stimulus package. the white house and senate republicans disagree on the amount of the funding that should be given to the cdc. minority leader chuck schumer says that funding the cdc is vital to fighting the coronavirus. >>we are going to do everything we can to make sure that the cdc is fully funded in the stimulus package, the administration is talking about the republican mcconnell is talking about cutting it that would be cutting your nose to spite your face we need the cdc to help us fight covid. >>well the senate is expected to unveil their stimulus proposal sometime next week. well this is the last week for the $600 bonus added to state unemployment benefits. the boost to state benefits is more than what 2 thirds of workers made on the job which caused some controversy. so while the coronavirus relief program technically doesn't expire until july 31st. th

in that you know have sustained that work and john lewis is one of the few who really continued in earnest to make that make that work friends center and anyone who's watching not in america should understand that what's going on in america is not a moment to suppress and so it's not going to just be americans that challenge this it's going to be the world who loves what black america produces in terms of arts culture and innovation and coming together to support this movement. the mexican government is analyzing a video showing dozens of gunmen an armored vehicles apparently belonging to the powerful head disco drug cartel seems to be a show of force ahead of the visit by president door to 3 states where a group has a stronghold of home and reports from mexico city. these are mexican government forces instead this video appears to show someone else's army. and men show they're saying the alias of the mess you'll also get us of on this the leader of the holy school new generation kauto a bit of these are gone and they want to the video hasn't been authenticated but it showed up online just

the american war museum in richmond, virginia where these conversations have been taking place in earnest since 2009 when we began preparing for the centennial of the american civil war. ground zero,y far the place where the lost cause was born and fed, the place where we saw the nation's first and largest monument built to robert e. lee that went up in specifically to stand taller than george washington statue which is on the commonwealth of virginia capitol grounds. to african-americans, this has a front from day one. it is more often than not the symbol of a simple question, and that question is, where would you like the world to place the monument of the person who kidnapped your children, your ancestors, killed them? where would be the appropriate place? how do you think this particular better going to help us understand our history? especially when placed in such veneration? i also acknowledge having worked at the american civil war museum, that there are those individuals who have felt that these monuments and the people to whom, that they represent, are actually displays of other

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which crime is in force the amount of resources how aggressive the mass incarceration that started in earnest under reagan in the 1980 s. is something that has been my partisan and highly racialized thanks to all our guests john malcolm and jason nichols and thank you to you for watching see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion goes well facebook page facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are at a j inside story for me and the whole team here and a whole life and. territorial social and ethnic divisions. france has seen some of the biggest recent protests over black lives matter. al-jazeera world goes to some of its least privileged communities. where treatment by the police is still a contentious issue. carries a divided city on al-jazeera. every war leaves a devastating impact of used cars earthrise explore some of the efforts to recover what was lost from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important southpaws and we have to

which crime is in force the amount of resources how aggressive the mass incarceration that started in earnest under reagan in the 1980 s. is something that has been my partisan and highly racialized thanks to all our guests john malcolm and jason nichols and thank you to you for watching see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com and for further discussion goes well facebook pages facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are at a j inside story for me among the whole team here in the life and. on the counter because this week rich countries are cornering the market for covert 19 vaccines but what does that mean for the world's poor we'll look at the coronavirus treatments for low income nations and check out the real price of developing drugs countering the cost on al-jazeera what is the price of luxury. an undercover team travels deep into the illegal cocoa plantations of the ivory coast simple solutions are very hard to find for something as complicated as the child labor from chocolates hearts of da

>>now that the gop has its own stimulus bill negotiations with democrats can begin in earnest, i'm joe khaleel here in washington mystery, the differences in both parties plans. and here's a quick live look outside another shot here of the golden gate bridge under foggy conditions will have your back strong once again with a look at that the forecast for you coming up in a moment. >>and we're back at 4.24 in some of the national headlines this morning we have senate republicans and the white house unveiling their coronavirus stimulus plan. they're calling it the heals act and now democrats and republicans have to negotiate their differing plans to come up with a compromise. our washington correspondent joe khaleel explains. >>now the republicans have their own bill negotiation toward a bipartisan stimulus package is under way republicans put forward a trillion dollar proposal for kids jobs. and health care senator mitch mcconnell says the gop plan provides liability protection for businesses more than a 100 billion dollars for schools and more testing money every single thing we put fo

which crime is in force the amount of resources how aggressive the mass incarceration that started in earnest under reagan in the 1980 s. is something that has been my partisan and highly racialized thanks to all our guests john malcolm and jason nichols and thank you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting a website al jazeera dot com and for further discussion goes well facebook pages facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are at a j inside story for me among the whole team here in the life and. be the hero world needs right now. washington. holding the powerful to account as we examine the u.s. its role in the war on al jazeera. this is al-jazeera. alarms the whole rahman and this is the al-jazeera news our live from our head quarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes just hours before closure deadline china clears out its consular office in houston while retaliating with a shutdown order in the u.s. friday prayers are back inside istanbul's high gear sophia after more than 85 years on the tu

in that you know have sustained that work and john lewis is one of the few who really continued in earnest to make that work threaten center but a lot of us were distracted as we got the internet you know as we got a black president you know as we saw pop culture you know expand and we saw black arts you know become such a global phenomenon yet again because it has many times the core but we still continue to be where we are consciousness in my opinion and mental health are the key to us maintaining the stamina that's going to be needed to fully challenge and eradicate systemic racism and fortify our communities you know for many of us the energy is always to simply fighting the power but we have to fight for our joy and i truly believe that if we're putting all of our energy into fighting the power and we don't get to have our joy will then they won regardless so we created my pony and black because we have we are inundated with all these negative images of black people whether it's racist image is fellow citizens whether it's police brutality etc and i say we need to have a place we can

because of his corruption cases that the trial that he is currently facing which is due to start in earnest in terms of hearing witnesses and evidence in january they're also small business owners and self-employed people out on the streets protesting against the lack of economic assistance as they see it as a result of the or rather the combat the the economic fallout of the pandemic there also just lots of people in young israelis here in in west jerusalem especially who are out protesting against a government which for many of them hasn't tackled a grown a virus pandemic properly that there was a lot of success being celebrated in the 1st wave but now we're deep into the 2nd wave and it has been a pretty chaotic back and forth in terms of decision making in terms of restrictions being imposed then lifted then somewhat tweaked and reimposed and a lot of people are on the streets saying that this prime minister this government isn't focusing properly on the coronavirus pandemic despite the fact that a new coronavirus are has finally been appointed just a couple of days ago that they are to

and human services apparently mayor cruz and believes so and castigated protesters who met her with earnest to reach middle ground in the resources communities meet the most instead of hearing them out in meeting them where they were she decided to declare war against. i mean is this the age of the idiot politician because i. do something like i remember when politicians used to be afraid to offend the popular member when they used to be like well i don't want to say this word because that might be offense or i don't want to do this stupid thing because i don't want to so because now it seems like oh no you're absolutely correct parties have gotten way too powerful and elected officials aren't necessarily as afraid of the public as they probably used to be when it came to them getting removed at the ballot box that we're seeing them go all out and do things that we probably wouldn't seen just a few years ago gerrymandering ladies and gentlemen that's why you get politicians not afraid of losing elections you know i've been there why is the from the police scene is so radical why is this bei

in that you know have sustained that work and john lewis is one of the few who really continued in earnest to make that. make that work threaten center but a lot of us were distracted as we got the internet as we got a black president as we had culture you know expanded we saw our black arts you know become such a global phenomenon yet again because it has many times before but we still continue to be where we are and anyone who's watching if not in america should understand that what's going on in america. is not a moment this is an x. lotion and eruption of consciousness for many but for others they see it as an incredible time for them to suppress and so it's not going to just be americans that challenge this it's going to be the world who loves what black america produces in terms of arts culture and innovation and coming together to support this movement that has raised a lot of. a lot of questions or at least has put those issues front and center around the world of systemic racism injustice inequality how white supremacy is in institutions i want to weigh your show in small funny bl