it's a bit different than what we heard from them last week. >> host: gabby orr who covered the widest as well as politics for "politico" joining us on this sunday. her work available@politico.com. available at politico.com. as always we thank you for being with us. >> guest: thanks again. >> former presidents jimmy carter, clinton, george w. bush and barack obama made statements concerning the events surrounding the killing of george floyd in minneapolis. here's what they had to say from president carter, the humanizing people the basis for softer community is and almost infinitely diverse. the bonds of our common humanity must overcome the divisiveness of our fears and prejudices. president clinton remark 57 years ago dr. king dreamed of a day when his four little children would be judged not by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. today that dream seems even more out of reach and we will never reach it if we keep treating people of color with the unspoken assumption that they are less human. president bush said his tragedy in a launches of similar tragedies

. >> joining us now, white house political reporter gabby orr. good morning. >> good morning. >> president trump say's he's being shamed. but you have the health direct never the county and the city that has encouraged the president to postpone this rally amid the spiking numbers we're seeing with the coronavirus. do you think, "a," there's going to be a turnout, and, "b," how is this going to impact the election when you have a president continuing to push forward with a campaign rally and you have thousands of folks still contracting the coronavirus on a daily basis? >> well, first of all, that's exactly the question that a lot of officials in oklahoma are asking themselves. take the state where the president is doing this, the state that voted for him in 2015. there's really no need for him to rally in oklahoma, and that was pointed out this weekend, saying it's simply not save for the president to come and a lot of local officials are wired about the president contributing to the spread of the coronavirus by holding this massive rally. i talk

luminaries, and also some p°p5 the city luminaries, and also some pops sports women, including judy murray, gabbykind of come together to urge the government to consider how the coronavirus is weighing unequally on women and if sending ovens —— seven steps a re women and if sending ovens —— seven steps are taken —— significant steps... all this talk of, we are all in this together, it hasn't weighted equally at all. and as women are more likely take up the burden of housework and taking care of the children, they are also more likely to work in sectors that have been shut down during the pandemic and were looking to be furloughed, so and were looking to be furloughed, sol and were looking to be furloughed, so i think they stand to gain from easing of restrictions as we come out of lockdown, but what this article says is women are living out article says is women are losing out on more fronts. let's move on. there seems to be a green light coming for holidays for some countries, yasmin. yes, this is the express. bless the express. i don't think so. i think everything is so uncertain at the moment,

by the city heavyweights, and that people like amber rudd and top sports women likejessica hill and gabbyge the government to ta ke together to urge the government to take a very careful look at how the coronavirus has weighed unequally on women. into working sectors and jobs that have had to either shut down during the pandemic, or be put on furlough and at home, they tend to be disproportionate and helping to ca re be disproportionate and helping to care for the children in the absence of childcare. so, they seem to be really losing out in the situation on multiple fronts and, if the government, if the lockdown persists, then it is very likely that we are going to see lots of the progress of esau in recent decades, organic and reducing the gender pay 93p- organic and reducing the gender pay gap. lots of that i must lockdown can happen or thinking about policies that can help women. looking at green lights within days. the story saying that the closest striking deals that show low or similar infection rates so that we can all have holiday. do not have a low infection rate and we will not

following the attack to german chancellor angela merkel gave gabby her full support while he refuses to be seen as a token of diversity within german politics to recent events have him considering what could be done in germany to improve the situation for people of color as this to face discrimination and remain under represented we haven't. had before a quarter of the population in germany has a migration background. but if you look at the german parliament to be only 8 percent in the news images around 60 percent and in other public offices that's also a very small number. of incidences. just getting. home by debbie has closely followed the recent protests around the world but for him mobilization needs to extend beyond the streets to give people with the migration background more of a voice. if. i ask myself why are people with migration background not asked to share their opinion on various topics. for discrete data and often it is just about the far right but i would appreciate if they were equally asked to share their perspectives on other topics as well. some germans argue tha

gabby rivera is among this year's awardees. we asked her about recognizing pride this year in the midst of a pandemic. >> i feel like for a lot of us lgbtq folks, we are ready for this. we live ready to survive and to fight for each other . this pandemic is just showing us i think, that this is like the survival. survival is in our blood, survival is in our spirit as people. 50 years of pride has only continued to prove that. >> pride 50, generation of hope, airs this sunday june 28 from 5:00 until 8 pm. you can also catch up here on kpix 5 bay area, streaming on kpix.com and on other platforms.>>> in a few weeks you will have a chance to dream hamilton. we have our first look on what to expect. [ music ] >> that was the trailer just released. the film version of the hit musical was filmed in 2016 featuring the live original broadway cast. it was slated to be released in october that date was moved up to july 3 and you will be able to watch it on disney plus .>>> archaeologists have made an astonishing discovery. just a few mil

thanks to her weight training gabby is fit and independent at 78. is a good this. is how well it works in summer 2002 i did some gardening and in the evening i had back pain and then in summer 2003 after 6 months exercising hair i did the same work again and i thought hey my back spine knew it no super. studies do indeed show that weight training. it's especially beneficial for the elderly when it comes to building. and it works best when they push themselves to their limits even with preexisting condition so high blood pressure or joint problems don't necessarily disqualify. as you get older the temptation is always to find out how far can still go but you have to clear that with the doctors you can't just go at it like crazy without checking you over. anyone with joint problems should consult a doctor about possible restriction but not. everyone at any age. i know that dr fernando de meo he's a sports doctor here at the temple fishbowl media scene in berlin which insulates into center for sports medicine hi nice to meet you today and what does fitness actually me

gabby rivera is among one of the awardees. we asked her about recognizing pride in the midst of a pandemic. >> from many of us lgbtq folks, we are ready for this. we live ready to survive and fight for each other. this pandemic is just showing us, i think, that this is like, the survival. survival is in our blood. it is in our spirit as where people. at 50 years of pride, it has only continued to prove that me. remake the show airs tomorrow on air sister station from 5:00 until 8:00 p.m. you can catch it on our website and other digital platforms. a major airline is ending the social distancing practices as many states the a big spiking confirmed cases. it's been on the air for decades. the simpsons is making a major casting change. >>> there is a lot of bright colored wind on the map. not only is it windy, you will notice that this feels colder than what we have experienced for a while. this is a unique weather scenar >>> we are following breaking news in the north bay. chp closed highway 101 in both directions as road crews

yes that's absolutely right and initially gabby was set up specifically for the newer vaccines as they came out and things like rotavirus acute diarrheal disease and pneumonia and a few others but as you probably know that more and more of these vaccines are coming by and so they're combined with the more traditional ones like diptheria tetanus pertussis. polio so there's a number of very basic vaccines children these days have a lot more vaccines available to them and in some cases required in the whole objective than the whole mission of the global alliance is to make sure that the poorest countries of the world get access to the same ones that the wealthier countries because this alliance is totally focused on 58 countries which is about a 3rd of the world's countries who have the national income per capita is a problem areas around $1500.00 so it's really trying to accelerate access for those poor countries to get all those very basic facts as well and you can just pick one of those points about sort of you talk about a big gathering of both the public and the private sector really

countries and leaders of private-sector organizations and civil society to raise $7.4 billion for gabby, the vaccine alliance and the vaccine summit should be the moment the world comes together to unite humanity in the fight against disease. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in the house. i will have further meetings later today. >> as the premise are obvious gates the real scandal of the coronavirus pandemic is exposed in the report published yesterday. if you are poor, have low skill jobs your risk is double that of the rest of the population, the poor having the greatest exposure. now the government is increasing that exposure and risk with its easement announcement. why won't the prime minister publish economic risk assessment for public scrutiny to protect us all from this deadly virus? >> i think the honorable lady in this government commission the review from public health and take its findings very seriously because their are any qualities in the way the virus impacts from people, different communities in our country and

for gabby 5 water represents our origins it gives her the calm and strength she needs both privately and professionally underwater she creates a world of her own one that she can shape herself. as get your modern our top story this hour china has reported 25 uses the coronavirus of a couple bracing saying that it now as the latest outbreak under control with critics of priests reversing a regime is dealing with the crisis and press of a doubt that is false that. this did abused wife and i bribed thomas for the entirety. thanks. very much despite the danger of coronavirus people who shop at weekly markets in zimbabwe may be risking their lot on a car alternative. cargo commercial fresh food and vegetables right here nor is fishing for ya know. if you say. he cooks for. the. closure filled with garbage a serious health hazard to nairobi were. murray in kenya. the environmental damage begins right at the source and by that preaches they broke it is a complete mitosis be from. the government has done next to nothing about this problem so local residents decided to take action. in 3 to. 6

distribute it not sold more sucked up now george on the surface it sounds like a really good thing but gabby is the organization launched by bill and melinda gates and a lot of people have been reticent to fully embrace any gates affiliated anything do you think that's warranted. i do want to be honest i've never quite understood why he and read just so many people. so much of the time it's like he's the new ross child you know there was a time for a long time when every conspiracy theorist was looking for mr ross child under the bushes then it became george soros now it's bill gates and bill gates is case as he put it today all i'm trying to do is give my money away he's not making money out of back since he has some pretty repugnant political views from my point of view these big through xeon opposition or 'd population growth for example thinks thus far too many people in the world but it is giving away his money to vaccinate children against them dying on messes i think we're going to probably forgive him for because what he's doing is helping keep children alive look i grew up in a time

gabby orr joining on this sunday.ork available at politico.com, as always we thank you for being with us. guest: thanks again. host: joining us from alexandria, virginia, a former member of the president's task force on 21st century policing during the obama administration also the director and chief legal council for the police association. we thank you for being with us on this sunday. guest: thank you. host: i want to begin with this headline from the "washington post"s. with regard to the death of george floyd what if anything will change in the way police operate? guest: well, i think there's a potential for some very wide-ranging changes not only with use of force and how policing is conducted just generally, but particularly in response to the many protest that is have occurred in the way that law enforcement responds to those as well. i will say i watched the video of mr. floyd's death and it caused me great distress and pain. i've been involved in the police reform for the last probably seven years and helpin

about catching quite a bit but we have also suspended you know what is already going on and while gabbie has redirected health systems drinking money into people's health care reform. i think what we are seen as a fundamentally clearly right now. is that i would visit her bottom of everything else and we can't achieve you know her can get goes to school we can't achieve economic prosperity we can i keep gender parity recover. you know get ourselves out of poverty or raise a curity analyst we have health care that doesn't mean there's public health but primary health care and that seems i'm going i'm never going to do the trick and we held. so you get with malaria when we have so many tools to deal with malaria but we still have you know have that 1000000 kids die every year as fiction. that's it that's our biggest impact save us on the point is we have a very safe vaccine like b.c.g. vaccine and might need those which we have very good evidence for also protect children from going because it is incredibly separate to adults ok there we have to stop it and he's ferret thanks very for join

thank you so much, gabby, sir geoff. enjoy it again this afternoon. thank you very much.ite a cold northerly wind, the tickly brisk in chilly across northern and eastern coast of scotla nd northern and eastern coast of scotland and down the east coast of england. outbreaks of patchy rain, drifting south into the afternoon. if you catch one of the showers this afternoon across parts of england and wales, it could be heavy with the odd rumble of thunder. these are the odd rumble of thunder. these are the wind gusts we are likely to see, 20-30 the wind gusts we are likely to see, 20—30 months prior, stronger around the east coast. it will make things feel chilly in aberdeen, down towards newcastle as well. 19 or 20 celsius further south. into the evening hours, one or two shops i was still in the south but they will fade away quite quickly, are largely dry night ahead with some close skies as well, attempt is down to mid singles figures, a little bit mild under more cloud further south to start your monday. monday's weather is fairly quiet, high—pressure moving in from the w

just wonderful today owner gabby a jelly says it feels like a grand reopening people are really excited to come at out where our servers are so excited to serve everyone. there's such a high demand unfortunately we're limited to the space that we had but with all the rules and regulations were trying to keep everyone happy and serve as many people as we can one of the rules, no parties larger than 6. it's the first weekend of outdoor dining service in alameda county the last county in the bay area to loosen restrictions people are adapting to the new normal some bringing hand sanitizer to the table employees could be seen sanitizing tables and many is nonstop while wearing masks at all times tables are kept 6 feet apart for social distancing, ian can't card is the bar manager at savio on maine where staff have been working to create a safe dining experience it's been a a lot of legwork you know we're all trying to make sure that we're taking the steps open everything's up to code even falling a lot of like cdc updates and things like that restaurants have been offering takeout to make u

so i have another question from gabby g. which is which white house had the biggest fights that actually impacted it execution of policy? >> i like to go if the ford administration on that. the ford administration was paralyzees by the infighting, i mentioned the instances with-hartman but you hat presidential addresses, including state of the union that would not get solved because of infighting. one instance the night before the state of the union and ford is yelling at his staff because they have not resolved al the conflicts in state of the union and also a great story with rabbit hartman they're thinking of ways to celebrate the buy tenettal, and hartman is afraid that the other staffers working against hem and so they get into a butch of ideas from the out world, and by various intellectuals, click herb by crystal. and hartman comes up with a code so that you don't know the name of the individual person who made the recommendation, and he would ask people, do you like person a or person b or c. and then in these precom

yeah, just wonderful today owner gabby a jelly says it feels like a grand reopening people are really excited to come at out where our servers are so excited to serve everyone. there's such a high demand unfortunately we're limited to the space that we had but with all the rules and regulations were trying to keep everyone happy and serve as many people as we can one of the rules, no parties larger than 6. it's the first weekend of outdoor dining service in alameda county the last county in the bay area to loosen restrictions people are adapting to the new normal some bringing hand sanitizer to the table employees could be seen sanitizing tables and many is nonstop while wearing masks at all times tables are kept 6 feet apart for social distancing, ian can't card is the bar manager at savio on maine where staff have been working to create a safe dining experience it's been a a lot of legwork you know we're all trying to make sure that we're taking the steps open everything's up to code even falling a lot of like cdc updates and things like that restaurants have been offering takeout t

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my name is gabby ruiz, and i am the policy and planning manager at tndc. we are in full support of this ordinance and feel that it will protect many of our tenants who have struggled to pay rent during this time. in my work consulting with other staff members who consult other residents in our tndc building, the biggest concerns i hear of our clients' loss of income, potential evictions, and what will happen to our clients' housing if they cannot pay rent once this pandemic is over. there is a fear that they will become homeless if rent protections are not put in place. i also want to thank you, supervisor preston, for introducing those amendments because i feel it is important to acknowledge the concerns of nonprofit housing providers as we enter the potential for significant loss of income due to the nonpayment of rents in the coming months and years, and as protections are given to the tenants, we hope that consideration is given to housing providers that would incur a reasonable repayment schedule or create some type of public funding process that allo

helped raise the america's news headquarters team this father's day including our line producer, gabby'sthere with her mom naomi. and our media buzz producer, lacey's husband with their son. happy father's day, jared. leland: and we see a picture of our associate producer's dad with her about the full mom, pretty. great picture there. and we see a picture of our associate producer mallory with her dad, chris, out on his boat in the close pee -- chesapeake . here's a baby picture of our of producer niko with his father, david, from 1995 when niko was about a year old. alicia: then we are looking at a picture of our associate producer on the desk with his family and father, hector. and here we come with associate producer alvin catmer with his father jamal and his mom. it is also her birthday, so happy birthday to her. leland: happy birthday. alicia: absolutely. and here we have my family, i want to say happy father's day -- hey, it's of the moment, right. my husband there just above me with the green mask, brian boyd, my father, robert acuna with my siblings, he's in tucson now watching.

support as gabby's biggest donor this vaccine alliance aims to immunize a further 300000000 children in the poorest countries against deadly diseases like polio typhoid and measles again saving millions of lives this support for routine immunizations will sure up poor countries health care systems to deal with coronavirus. well the prime minister barak johnson there highlighting the importance of people playing their part if the track and trace system is to work in the u.k. meanwhile the leader of the opposition care star has also highlighted a drop in public trust in the government which many have argued could compromise the public's willingness to follow government instructions and also quarantine measures on new arrivals were announced by the home secretary and also references we had there by the prime minister well r.t. u.k. caesar ali joins me now with more on this and to sort of wrap up everything that's been going on so that he so let's start there what about the coronation is absolutely we just heard there the prime minister making reference to those quarantine measures which

china also $20000000.00 australia $300000000.00 and they're expected to reach that target because gabby the vaccination alliance says that this money will protect an estimated 300000000 children and prevent 8000000 deaths and as i said vaccinations a very hot topic right now and as well as looking at these routine ones that are also going to be talking about the vaccination for kovan one thing one of the consistent issues when it comes to vaccines is of course the affordability of it is the summit go to try to ensure that vaccines will be able to be afforded by everybody. yes that is one of the pressing concerns so the vaccination alliance gavi. has a sort of collective bargaining power and they're going to be using that to launch an initiative today which scuse me for reading it's a little bit complicated. they are launching what's called an advanced market commitment which basically means that they are going to agree to buy a large share of large quantities of the eventual vaccine that is approved at fair and established prices which means that they can then be distributed to the poor

my name is gabby ruiz, and i am the policy and planning manager at tndc. we are in full support of this ordinance and feel that it will protect many of our tenants who have struggled to pay rent during this time. in my work consulting with other staff members who consult other residents in our tndc building, the biggest concerns i hear of our clients' loss of income, potential evictions, and what will happen to our clients' housing if they cannot pay rent once this pandemic is over. there is a fear that they will become homeless if rent protections are not put in place. i also want to thank you, supervisor preston, for introducing those amendments because i feel it is important to acknowledge the concerns of nonprofit housing providers as we enter the potential for significant loss of income due to the nonpayment of rents in the coming months and years, and as protections are given to the tenants, we hope that consideration is given to housing providers that would incur a reasonable repayment schedule or create some type of public funding process that allo

my name is gabby ruiz, and i am the policy and planning manager at tndc.are in full support of this ordinance and feel that it will protect many of our tenants who have struggled to pay rent during this time. in my work consulting with other staff members who consult other residents in our tndc building, the biggest concerns i hear of our clients' loss of income, potential evictions, and what will happen to our clients' housing if they cannot pay rent once this pandemic is over. there is a fear that they will become homeless if rent protections are not put in place. i also want to thank you, supervisor preston, for introducing those amendments because i feel it is important to acknowledge the concerns of nonprofit housing providers as we enter the potential for significant loss of income due to the nonpayment of rents in the coming months and years, and as protections are given to the tenants, we hope that consideration is given to housing providers that would incur a reasonable repayment schedule or create some type of public funding process that allows f

. >> caller: hi, my name is gabby, and i'm a policy and planning manager at pnpc and we're here to provide support for supervisor haney's for the acoincidentability of our department of public works. we experience firsthand the impacts of the current conditions of our streets and sidewalks has on our residents and neighbors, both housed and unhoused. we all struggle to safely navigate our streets and sidewalks. for those of us who live and work in the tenderloin, soma and mission and bayview, it seems as though the city has accepted that our neighborhoods will be held to different standards than other parts of the city when it comes to basic necessities like cleaning the streets. especially during a time of covid-19 and heightened fears about the spread of this infectious diseases we need bold solutions to keep our cities clean with real accountability and oversight. we need to be dedicated to making sure that our streets and sidewalks are clean, and we have trash cans for litter and public bathrooms available for people to use. solving the crisis of street sanitation and bringing real ove

i am gabby and i am the policy and planning manager. i am here standing in solidarity with the tenderloin community to speak to needs not exclusive to this pandemic. i hope we cannot only bring the necessary services our residents have been asking for but create long lasting solutions that will out live the shelter-in-place order. it is obvious we need to come up with solutions for the crowdedness on the sidewalks and have designated areas for people to sleep. it benefits unhoused but allows housed residents to access sidewalks especially those disabled. this is one of the most pressing needs. tents have drastically increased in the tenderloin. we are aware of the needs in the plan, but i would like to comment on one thing. i don't think the neighborhood has agreed on. i want to recognize the efforts in recruiting and hiring community ambassadors. i want to discourage officials in promoting increase in police presence if it is not necessary. i will end with one recommendation that is considered moving forward. having one project manager

. >> host: joints on the phone is gabby orr who covers politics and the white house for "politico."it's in the morning. tank serving with us. >> guest: thanks for having me try what i want to beat with the story you wrote a couple days ago as the present is now defaulting to his safe space try to energize the base to make america great base. as a present looks at their election his reelection, what is he doing? >> guest: well, he's trying something that really has worked for them in the past is focus on supporters who were the cornerstone of his base because focus on religious groups. this one of the reasons why you see the president do so much outreach in the past week alone to the faith community. he of course went and stood in front of st. john's episcopal church in washington and held the bible up and use that photo opportunity to reconnect with his evangelical supporters. the following day he went to a shrine to saint john paul ii and in an effort to obviously once again reach out to religious voters and

yeah, just wonderful today owner gabby a jelly says it feels like a grand reopening people are reallycome at out where our servers are so excited to serve everyone. there's such a high demand unfortunately we're limited to the space that we have but with all the rules and regulations were trying to keep everyone happy and serve as many people as we can one of the rules, no parties larger than 6. it's the first weekend of outdoor dining service in alameda county the last county in the bay area to loosen restrictions people are adapting to the new normal some bringing hand sanitizer to the table employees could be seen sanitizing tables and menus nonstop while wearing masks at all times tables are kept 6 feet apart for social distancing, ian can't card is the bar manager at savio on maine where staff have been working to create a safe dining experience it's been a a lot of legwork you know we're all trying to make sure that we're taking the steps open everything's up to code even falling a lot of like cdc updates and things like that restaurants have been offering takeout to make up for

i am gabby and i am the policy and planning manager. i am here standing in solidarity with the tenderloin community to speak to needs not exclusive to this pandemic. i hope we cannot only bring the necessary services our residents have been asking for but create long lasting solutions that will out live the shelter-in-place order. it is obvious we need to come up with solutions for the crowdedness on the sidewalks and have designated areas for people to sleep. it benefits unhoused but allows housed residents to access sidewalks especially those disabled. this is one of the most pressing needs. tents have drastically increased in the tenderloin. we are aware of the needs in the plan, but i would like to comment on one thing. i don't think the neighborhood has agreed on. i want to recognize the efforts in recruiting and hiring community ambassadors. i want to discourage officials in promoting increase in police presence if it is not necessary. i will end with one recommendation that is considered moving forward. having one project manager

i am gabby and i am the policy and planning manager. i am here standing in solidarity with the tenderloin community to speak to needs not exclusive to this pandemic. i hope we cannot only bring the necessary services our residents have been asking for but create long lasting solutions that will out live the shelter-in-place order. it is obvious we need to come up with solutions for the crowdedness on the sidewalks and have designated areas for people to sleep. it benefits unhoused but allows housed residents to access sidewalks especially those disabled. this is one of the most pressing needs. tents have drastically increased in the tenderloin. we are aware of the needs in the plan, but i would like to comment on one thing. i don't think the neighborhood has agreed on. i want to recognize the efforts in recruiting and hiring community ambassadors. i want to discourage officials in promoting increase in police presence if it is not necessary. i will end with one recommendation that is considered moving forward. having one project manager

h.r. 8 so designated because it had been eight years since the assault on the life of our colleague, gabby giffords. she survived. she is doing remarkable things in terms of trying to end gun violence. but other people died, including a 9-year-old child. and h.r. 8, it was eight years since, then h.r. 1112, mr. clyburn's legislation, to address what happened in south arolina. 85 days, nearly 500 days later we continue to urge the senate to take up this legislation. supported broadly, democrats and dependents, republicans, gun owners, hunters, many of whom have had to pass background checks in order to have their guns and to enjoy their sport and protect themselves. they are not against background checks. across the country this has broad support. nonpartisan support. and yet in the congress of the united states there is resistance to that safety of simply commonsense background checks. it isn't, it isn't as if we were starting something new. this is just an expansion of the background checks that already exist to include gun shows and online sales, etc. i remind my colleagues an average of