front party t 2 flashes from housing boom times this is where they are. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend w. . o. . the digital revolution is transforming our lives from smartphones and apps to new ways of working but what about the environment can digitize ation help that you know also look at the impact of a copy of 19th and damning as it shuts down the much of the world welcome to a new edition of the who africa i'm now if i may from lagos nigeria. and hello for me to sundry to nobody here in the ugandan capital kampala well uganda like the rest of the world is to buckling the corner virus and while the lockdown is still only being lifted from sector to sector we're still registering squad a number of new cases still the show must go on and we've put together an interesting set of stories for you. we've visited a man in ethiopia who help to bring clean water to his community. we also look at ways that. can be good and also bad for the environment. and for looking and farmers who've discovered a look or 2 side growth raising silkworms. in 1900 caused us to change the way we

the business in the front, party in the back hairdo making a big return during the lockdown or >> greg't coming back. what's happened is because were using smartphones, all the time we are like this and its four-star heads into a permanent tilt and it's forcing our scalp backward so it appears to be a mullet when it's just that our face has moved. the hair hasn't changed but the face has moved. >> dagen: dano? >> dana: i encourage all men to really go for this look, i find it extremely attractive, the mullet is amazing. >> dagen: wan? >> juan: if it makes you happy, go for it. i don't know. >> dagen: my favorite mullet is carol brady's mullet. jesse? >> jesse: do you see anything? look at that. a little action back there, got a little bit. look at that. look at that. >> dana: you are also getting a little thing on the side. >> jesse: don't say that. now i'm mad at both of you women. >> greg: [laughs] >> dagen: jesse has tennis pro hair, country club hair. >> greg: he's got game show host hair from the 70s. >> dana: we only make fun of your hair because it looks so good. >> dagen: exact

and i think the easiest way to deal with it is up front. partiesneed to be honest and early honest with the court so that these lack of preparations don't surprise the judge at the last minute. you can work with parties if there are scheduling issues. but i found with my service on the board that i didn't like to be surprised. and i would note that the legal practice before the board entails quite pro se litigants and we hold those folks responsible to meeting their deadlines. it isn't unfair to hold attorneys responsible for meeting their deadlines. >> i'm going to ask you this first question as well, all of you have areas that you practiced in before and you have some expertise in the law and some experience there. you also have some areas where you are not experienced. so my simple question to you is, what are you going to do to prepare yourself and get yourself ready to be able to hear cases in areas where you don't have experience, whether that be civil or criminal? >> is that for me, senator? >> it is. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'm going to

, where i come from you call it a show low, short in the front long in theback, business in the front partyfox frequently worked on bs campaign tweets photos of the mullet he had in texas i am giving in 80s, it was epic, better than billy ray cyrus mullet the back had a home perm really, really curly curly curly in the back supershort in front with baseball chuck, best mullet i have seen a lot of them, ever laid eyes on. >> the what do you think ryan, cabot you can pull that off; right? >> the perm plus mullet ambitious my curiosity about high school prom dates have mullets if they did would love that picture. dagen: i didn't go to prom date stood me up i fell downstairs broke my tibia that is my problem. >> my goodness i i enjoyed to the prom he didn't have a mullet haircut i will find the picture for you -- >> even better. >> stay with us more "mornings with maria" right after this. ♪ i'm coming up ♪ . >> maria: welcome back. take a look at futures, as we are 35 minutes away from the opening bell. we are down 153 points on the dow. the nasdaq down 13. s&p down 13. remember, this is the fi

enough for him to secure an outright win and independent aligned with the ruling or injustice party he was the front runner heading into sunday's election it quickly became a clash of values with spirit as conservative campaign centered on family religion and tradition. i shall be advised by i said yes born that says we have a common strong goal to save poland poland has its dignity and the polish people feel that the state is represented with dignity poland's interests come 1st polish affairs come 1st. to the has been accused of using increasingly radical language to appeal to right wing voters his party the phobic rhetoric true international criticism he called the promotion of elegy beatty rights and ideology more harmful than communism. was put in a crowded field of candidates due to face strong competition from the mayor of warsaw batches kosky emerged allies quickly the only joining the race last month q i was a bank then it because we had not thought this results shows that more than 58 percent of the population want change and i want to make it clear to all these citizens i will be your cand

front pages...starting with... the observer goes with a warning from the labour party that unemployment in britain could soar to levelsot seen since the 1980s unless ministers boost support for businesses struggling because of the lockdown. the express turns it's attention to the economy too. the paper leads with a pledge from the prime minister that he'll

increasingly militarized many forces now boast of the kind of hardware previously only seen in front line combat abroad parties give them up and explains . predator drones are a staple of u.s. foreign policy they have been used in afghanistan pakistan bosnia serbia yemen iraq syria somalia and now minneapolis though the protesters didn't see it it was flying over their heads in order to help federal officials gain situation awareness and go reports indicate it was on armed people are angry and afraid the deployment of drones and offices to surveil protests is a gross abuse of authority and it's particularly issuing when they used against americans who are protesting law enforcement brutality it appears that the war on terror has come home the mine resistant ambush protected vehicles built by the u.s. military to a stand attacks in iraq have been rolling down american streets as well the 1033 program allows the u.s. military to provide local police departments with weapons local police can order weapons like remade launchers automatic rifles and bayonets as well as body armor robots aircraft watercraft and surv

now i don't know how fair that's going to be what happened here donald trump was tried in front of his own party now that would be the equivalent of taking a gang member putting him on trial and making the entire jury gang members so that the jury is deciding the fate of one of their own because the republicans wouldn't have thought when when they said trump could shoot someone on 4th avenue or whatever it was that's the truth mitch mcconnell wouldn't prosecute trump if he saw him commit a crime why because it would hurt their political party and the political party comes before the country if people in america can't see that by now i better stop pounding my head on the wall. in other news president donald trump has announced plans to withdraw the united states from the open skies treaty the now $34.00 country arms control agreement allows participants to conduct unarmed surveillance flights over each other's entire territories to collect any data on military forces and activities and my concern them earlier this year president also pulled the united states out of the intermediate range nuclear

. >> this is business in the front and a party in the back. do you see what i'm saying here?today you'll see the street in lower manhattan throw open the doors. they're going to open for business some of these businesses have been shuttered completely for three months and even without the go ahead from the governor to enter phase two today they have been crowding around the doorways of bars and are eager for the take out fear or the company even if the only place to sit is the curb now they have formal permission to open up their outdoor patios or their parking spaces as the case may be. across the city they are going to have social distancing restrictions in place but in some places the mayor has closed down the streets and will allow the restaurants to set up tables right in the streets instore shopping, today will be allowed. offices can begin bringing them back goldman sachs starts it's return today. jp morgan chase are starting and look this is a big deal for a city that's had nearly 22,000 deaths and 16,000 cases. the urgent question is whether the most popular city in

labour leader, and giles kenningham, political commentator and former conservative party press chief. tomorrow's frontstarting with. .. the metro leads with the image of personal trainer patrick hutchinson, who has been hailed a hero after he carried a protester to safety during clashes in london on saturday. as shops reopen from tomorrow in england, the daily mirror urges its reader to ‘shop for britain‘ with shopkeepers assuring customers that it will be safe to visit stores. and encouraging people back to the shops leads the times. the paper reports that the chancellor has hinted at a temporary vat cut to try and tempt shoppers back to the high street. the daily mail has a warning from health leaders that the closure of schools could worsen the obesity crisis for a generation of children. the guardian reports that the world health organization has warned the prime minister not to ease lockdown restrictions further in england until the government's contact tracing procedure is proved to be "robust and effective." the prime minister has written a piece in tomorrow's daily telegraph promising to "figh

party nathan law who's also announced his resignation and a smaller pro-democracy party called the hong kong national front has also announced it disbanding so you can see the effect already that that law is starting to have and i think actually that will please china's leaders because this law more than anything else i think is there as a warning now china has said in the past this law was coming it had warned that certain red lines had been crossed it had said there would be consequences now we're seeing those consequences in action we've also been hearing from kerry lam the embattled chief executive of hong kong who is contrary to mention has been completely bypassed in this process along with her legislature but she dodged questions about the new law at her choose the morning media conference she said she won't comment until the law has actually been confirmed as having been passed and we expect to have that confirmation later this afternoon as well as confirmed details of exactly what this law contains but according to state media during the past few weeks this law will allow mainland agents to operat

>>marty i just left that area and you could still see the balloons from that party yesterday popped in the front yard so this is tragic. this happened during a toddler's birthday party we're going to show you the scene from last night. the shooting taking place at the 100 block of cynthia out here in north lael now officers say once they got there they found those 5 people that were shot the 4 adults and one child, ranging in age from 10 years old to 63 now sadly, we know the 2 adult victims, 63 years old and 37 died because of those injuries the hospital now 3 additional victims including that one adult male and one female. also that one child suffering non life threatening injuries, but still shot last night they're expected to survive. now the victims were at a toddler's birthday party when a crew shooters. exit their vehicle and shot the women men and small children that were at that party. now all victims, we know our valais whole residents except for that small child is not for a delay hole, still the names of the victims have not been released because they still need to notify next of kin

is 40 percent of the military spending in the world do you see any difference between the 2 parties on that front end and what will it take to slow or stop the gravitational pull of this mass murder machine. ok well listen probably destroy what remains of my career. among them aren't me and i'm going to say a kind word about trunk and i would mix trust me i know it's a trumpet and. 'd i you know i live in california where we are totally dependent upon the best group in our entire population we're just people who come from mexico crystal they deem a cop as laura so her attila sent i didn't cross the border the border crossed me so we are actually living in what should be mexico and thanks we have this incredibly productive population that does everything raises the kids does the work that it does everything there is no you can't have a day without a mexican american or mexican or of some emigrant clearly on every level but the fact of matter is he played the racist neo-fascist card he's very dangerous i'm not going to minimize that the road the truck is going down is one of religious hatred racism

this calls for an administration to lead from the front, lead for its party and provide its nation if a chaotic state a semblance of unity. that's not really what this white house has done. that's not what this president has done. as you and jeremy said, that he has shown the kind of response to the president in recent poll after poll he has taken a major hit in his political standings. >> let me put one of them up. >> yeah, go ahead. >> then you can finish your thought there. this is from the associated press. 54% of the americans think president trump made things worst in the unrest following george floyd's death. continue what you were saying. >> i think that in this moment he gets a opportunity to reset with the protests, coronavirus, but he has not taken those steps. he's leaned into the base-centric strategy, which is not good enough for re-election. we know in 2016 he was able to get people on the fence that leaned to him. in 2018 republicans lost those people. he needs to get them back before september. we have not seen any actions. meanwhile, the polling is resonating with th

. >> now the rally ended with a dance party in front of city hall. they decided to cancel a planned march that was supposed to go from city hall to the hall of justice and the naacp president was here and he says he is proud of the young people because he says that young people are the leaders of what has become a revolution. >>> okay. thanks cheryl. across the bay another dance party in alameda where protesters are literally dancing in the streets. protesters are dancing in support of a black man that was handcuffed and detained by police after responding to reports of a man dancing in an empty street. he was exercising. police cuffed and detained him as neighbors shouted at them to let him go. he is overwhelmed by all of the support and it is time to give back. >> where they are giving support, i feel i have to give more support. honestly i am fine physically, mentally and spiritually. things that need to be taken business wise will be taken care of. >> the city manager says that an independent investigation will look into the officer's actions. ci

front. attorneys and parties before the court need to be honest and early honest with the court so the lackf preparations don't surprise the judge at the last minute. you can usually wosrk with parties if there are scheduling issues. i didn't like to be surprised with my service on the board. the legal practice before the board entails quite a few litigants. and we hold them responsible to meeting their those folks so i don't think it's unfair to hold attorneys responsible for meeting their deadline deadlines. >> you have some expertise in the law and some experience there. you also have some areas where you are not experienced. what are you going to do be it civil or criminal? >> is that for me, senator? >> it is. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'm going to do what i do when i start any new job. i'm going to work hard. you have an interesting career path. how do you know what it do on the first day of a new job? i thought that was interesting. my response was i never applied for or accepted a job where i was uncomfortable that i wouldn't be able to negotiate the learning curve quickly. you're

party nathan law who's also announced his resignation and a smaller pro-democracy party called the hong kong national front has also announced it disbanding so you can see the effect already that the law is starting to have tanya chan as a legislator and convener of the pro-democracy camp in hong kong she believes the territory's autonomy is under threat. by passing this law i would say this is like . a test that the vacant of one country 2 systems. back in the ninety's the chinese government had promised not only to how come people but to the world that hong kong were implement one country 2 systems that means we can keep our own judiciary the legislature as well as the own administration but now you can see that by passing this law within like 40 days without any consultation in hong kong without disclosing the details of this legislation. this definitely by parsing the administration as well as the legislature in hong kong you can see that not only the legislature and the administration is under pressure you can see also our judicial independence is although also under very great pressure in the sense t

here we are two years later, the story was resurrected by someone who attended the party and promoted to national fronte status, and the woman involved is actually fired from her job. well, consider this: a reporter for nbc news worked with left-wing activists in the u.k. this week to get google to drop advertising from conservative web site the federalist because of some apparently offensive comments on the site. google now controls more than three-quarters of online advertising, so getting dropped by them is basically a death sentence for any web site. the federalist cofounder, sean davis, told tucker carlson on tuesday that we're looking at a real threat now to free speech. >> this is a pretty terrifying example of the power that you have between the unholy union of corrupt media and monopolistic tech oligarchs. gerry: now, google later clarified that the federalist had not yet been denied ad revenue but had been issued a stern warning about its content. how many left-leaning sites have ever received such a warning? i'll wait. meanwhile, campaigns are underway to pull down statues, remove distinguis

protests earlier this week it's a much different feeling today today it's almost like a block party you have in front of that instrument or the famous plane trying to turn you have a cruise with large speakers playing music people selling t. shirts food vendors still people here in front of the white house holding up their signs but it's more of like a family event today which is kind of crazy because in the wake of this fun festivities going on here you have. who is actually calling against calling for him to remove the police from the streets also repainting 16th street with black lives matter in those letters and also 3 maybe in the street actually 2 black lives matter that now here is actually a video from south of twitter earlier showing through the early friday morning putting the finishing touches on the black lives matter of year old that stretches for almost 2 blocks those blocks leading actually up all the way to the white house once crews were finished the ceremony and a moment of silence for george played with right in front of lafayette park where the 16th street sign was taken down in t

>>marty i just left that area and you could still see the balloons from that party yesterday popped in the frontd so this is tragic. this happened during a toddler's birthday party we're going to show you the scene from last night. the shooting taking place at the 100 block of cynthia out here in north lael now officers say once they got there they found those 5 people that were shot the 4 adults and one child, ranging in age from 10 years old to 63 now sadly, we know the 2 adult victims, 63 years old and 37 died because of those injuries the hospital now 3 additional victims including that one adult male and one female. also that one child suffering non life threatening injuries, but still shot last night they're expected to survive.

having barbecue even in the night so in the last days police dispersed several times some party folks out on the sea front so brazilians are trying to get back to normal life which is really worrying for many experts in this at this stage of the crisis so whose decision is that who actually controls brazil's lockdown is it the president . it's the president but especially on local and regional level mayors and the governors who are more responsible for these issues here on local ground on the level here in region narrow and in some polo and rio on both mega cities we've seen in the last days the reopening by these local authorities the shopping centers opened and the football the local soccer cup is back on track ever already been to matches so people think now with the with the reopening of some parts of the society that they might get back to the life they had before this crisis and this is really a risk let's be honest the brazilians i can see here is a new they are not as disciplined as we can see as we saw in many parts of europe so if states and city oath or tears are responsible for these the lockd

session next week hopefully to vote on their bill coming out this week reporting in front of the capitol fair and fronsac party. and over now to new york city where the police commissioner announced the city's crime unit comprised of $600.00 plainclothes police officers will be disbanded instead those officers will be moved to more community policing they say this major shift is a result of ongoing protests putting pressure on police officers treatment for of mainly black and hispanic suspects meantime nationwide protests continue today and in some areas there escalating into bylane confrontations trinity charges reports increasing demand for action in the wake of george floyd's doesn't want coast to coast are heeding calls for change still of growing divide between law enforcement and communities around the country and atlanta thousands came out in droves demanding an end to police brutality and changes to the state's criminal justice system. this following the death of 27 year old brooks a black man who was shot and killed by a white officer following a confrontation outside this wendy's which is what about.

point that a lot of those police reforms that some of the democratic parties were suggesting are stalled in congress on the local front we have seen more changes more city authorities are indicating that they will really address how they deal with policing their own communities but i think if you want to take the bird's eye perspective of this you have to look at the overall support numbers united states survey after survey has indicated that support for social justice measures and support for black lives matters in the united states states is really increasing dramatically some people are even arguing that the numbers indicate that the support for black lives matters as increased more in the last 2 weeks than it has in the last 2 years combined so it seems like the demonstrations are moving the needle in the direction they want to see it going. took and thanks very much for your thank you now to some of the other stories making news they sell london has marked the 3rd anniversary of the greenfeld tower fire the bells of the city's churches told 72 times in tribute to each of the victims the devastating blaze and in t

joe biden will not officially accept the nomination in front of thousands of screaming delegates. the partyd delegates to stay home from the national convention in milwaukee this summer. they will conduct their official business remotely because of pandemic. biden will still make an acceptance speech but the audience will be much smaller. california voters will decide on affirmative action in november. they will vote whether to reverse a ban on race and gender preferences. one of eight states to outlaw affirmative action. and his business partner have launched media empire spring hill company with a $100 million investment. he spoke to bloomberg businessweek about the company and the black lives matter movement and the protests against police brutality. >> people in the community, those are the real ones. walkingle living and those streets and being racially profiled and judged are the ones that need to be heard and they are being heard right now. it's great to see. >> you can watch all of bloomberg's this week's conversation with lebron james on friday. global news 24 hours a day on air an

front pages are in. the observer goes with a warning from the labour party that unemployment in britain could soar to levelseen since the 1980s unless ministers boost support for businesses struggling because of the lockdown. the express turns its attention to the economy, too. the paper leads with a pledge from the prime minister that he'll dramatically accelerate construction to boost economic recovery. the mail on sunday says borisjohnson has promised to spend tens of billions of pounds to save the british economy from disaster in the wake of the coronavirus epidemic, including the building of hospitals, schools and new housing. the telegrpah says sir mark sedwill, the uk's most senior civil servant, will announce his departure as early as this week under borisjohnson‘s plans for a shakeup of the civil service. and the sunday times leads with the news that the housing secretary robert jenrick failed to inform his most senior planning officials that he had met and texted a tory donor before he overruled official advice and approved a one billion pound property deal. more on that story in just a moment. jo

we talked of the problem with democrats running cities and of course that is the party that would put joe biden in fronts its nominee. the sexism, racism and homophobia lives on the left. it is embedded now in the democratic party and like the demonstrations, peaceful demonstrations, being hijacked and co-opted so as the democratic party. now is "the new york times" but now is the education system. the academy. these are microcosms of what the left has done and they eat away to destroy the base of what americans really love. joe biden is the perfect nominee for them due to who they are and what their history is. steve: that is why we love tammy bruce because she can brilliantly wrap up the whole show. thank you both for watching and do come back again next sunday when the next revolution will be televised. televised. >> our commitment is to end our city's toxic relationship with the minneapolis police department. to end policing as we know it. and to recreate systems of public safety that actually keep us safe. rob: it is monday, june 8th and happening right now at 4:00 a.m. a fox news alert. an unprece

the tablet actually is disinfect ed in front of the guest before every party sits down, so it's fullyed down and cleaned. in fact it's probably one of the cleanest surfaces there in the restaurant, and having a tablet on the table means that you don't need to handle a menu. that could be more at risk of carrying germs so it's probably the cleanest surface possible and it also prevents a need to share your credit card with a staff member which obviously nobody wants to do. >> liz: oh, yeah, yeah, you always wonder, oh, i've got this far and then you hand over the credit card and next thing you know you're wondering about germs on that but you've founded this when you were a student at mit back in 2008 long before the coronavirus. what was the driver back then? what made you think oh, we need this? >> yeah, i mean, honestly, i just wanted to solve my own problems which was i always felt that restaurant experiences could be way better. i had the idea when i was sitting around the table trying to split a check between myself and other mit engineers and we just struggled to do it. it was s

is the front runner but wausau mayor rafael chiles koff ski of the center right main opposition party has been rising in the polls he has pushed l g b t rights to the top of the political agenda. now to separate protests against 2 forms of intolerance here in berlin around a 1000 demonstrators rally to support the black lives matter movement and draw attention to racism in germany nearby thousands more gathered to highlight discrimination against the community. with went to both demonstrations. apparently in pride march unlike any other smaller but still strident political instead of commercial with the official parade cancelled due to the coronavirus some activists still sore cause to demonstrate. just because there are a pandemic we don't have a break for transport beyond homophobia and that's reason what we all denies of right today rights groups say the number of attacks against the quick community in berlin increased in the past year same sex public affection is still sometimes met with violence even in girland as many crimes against gay people here and so we are here today to sa

party. on the vaccine front, i was struck by this quote of the fda, by his estimation, 30 to 40% of the populationill not take a vaccine when we get one. we won't be in the position of herd immunity. we talk about the vaccine, but the fact that it's still voluntary for people, so are you worried as he is here? >> yeah. i think that this is another example where we have to be honest with the general public and yes, as infectious disease specialist i'm as pro vaccine as you get and i hope that will a real game changer in starting the end of this pandemic. however, we have a lot of work to do in terms of one, identifying a safe vaccine, identifying a vaccine that is effective and then to your point, poppy, doing the work to try to convince the general public on why it's in their best interest to receive the vaccine and why they taking a vaccine will protect all of us. there's a lot of groundwork that needs to be laid for that. >> for sure. so nice to have you. we appreciate it. >> great, thank you. >>> let's take a look at the market. look at dow futures this morning, they are off sharply as coronavi