. >>>> clement says the governmt has faililed people like himim.ack up his marijuana in small bags for sale. they've been raided repeatedly - but avoid arrest by bribing the police. clement is tired of living this way, andnd says he, too, could grow m medical cannabis. but thethe seeds.other prorobl- >> the seeds come from overseas, and they're denying us access to them. it's a form of oppression. >> andrÉ bothma appreciates the frustration of small-scale local farmers, but says they don't have the means to become legitimate producers. he shows us how his factory makes medical-grade cannabis oil. the equipment alone cost $4 million dollars, he says. at the same time, bothma is keen to stress how industrial farms like his benefit lesotho. local investors hold more than 30 percent of medigrow - in accordance with government stipulations. what's more, the c company is n the process of creating a total of three and a half thousand jobs - jobs for people like harvest hand mamatseliso nchesa. >> i used to be unemployed. i was stuck at home. but since i i

. >> the tokyo governmt is also easing requests for some businesses to remain closed. it will now allow theaters, gyms and retailstores,, including department stores to, reopen. >> translator: the business operators are taking measures to prevent the spread for infection. together with them i want all tokyo residents to continue efforts to contain the infection. >> officials plan to monitor the situation for a while before deciding whether to further ease the closure request, and the next phase will open karaoke bars. one of the key tourists attractions has reopened after a three-month closure. the sky tree is the tallest building, and temperatures are recorded at the entrance and admission to the observation deck is open to about 20% of the capacity of 2,000. >> translator: i wanted to come to celebrate the reopening, but you can't see anything because of the unfortunate weather. >> as domestic flights increase, one airline is a asking all passengers to wear face masks. flight attendants are donning masks, and thopassengers that refuse to wear masks could b be denied

they were joined by shiite residents, neighborhoods that arare traditionally pro-governmt or hezbollah. the government has responded by calling an emergency cabinet meeting this friday. >> restaurants, bars and shops are now open here in paris as the government continues to ease lockdown measures, but cinema lovers will have to wait a bit longer if they want to see a film on the big screen. cinemas will be able to open their doors on june 22, but some cecenters have statarted gettin back to work in the capital. we look at how the coronavirus has changed the e way movies ar made. >> this high school in the suburbs of paris is still closed, but behind its walls people are getting back to work. filming was given the green light to resume in may after beingg interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic. [speaking french] >> things have changed since they were last at work. a medical team is now on site every day, including a nursese o takes temperatures and carries out coronavirus testing. technicians need to thoroughly clean the camera equipment. ast and crew must wear a mask. [speaking french

money so, maybe it's the way that you'rere addressing the governmt to try to get the money. i don't know. but my small business got moneyf and we are in a very small town. but my most concern is about a second wave of the covid. >> okay, cindy. mayor williams. >> yes.it rel and certainly, cindy makes a lot of great comments, you know. but certainly, what i have to say first, as it relates to she receiving support from the unfot federal government. and i applaud that and i'm glad you did get it.tionatel you know, unfortunately, when t disproportionately, a lot of small business owners are not as astute when it comes to putting togetherer the necessary rtainl information on applications and forms, and then many of them ' just don't qualify, you know. so, certainly, we have to look at that. you know, just because you don'f qualify doesn't mean o that you business shouldn't still be supported. so we've got to look at -- and g we're looking at a number of oua businesses who have had that challenge by reaching out to ths small business administration, g but also not even receiving

we expectfe the federal governmt to go in and stop at some point.there any way that that can be engaged so that we just don't see this unfolding throughout the country for the next hundred and 30 days and beyond? >> well, in fact, that has been engaged in around the country, whether washington, d.c., or a new mexico, or in portland, we can go around the country, and i can rattle off places where federal forces have been employed to deal with local violence, not to peaceful protest and violence, and that's still going on.n the president still has us leaning forward doing bad. you don't hear a lot of that -- >> tammy: have there beent' arrests? how many arrests have there been? we know they are televised events, felonies are occurring -- >> there are. yes, there have been arrests. >> tammy: how many? >> there have been arrests, but i don't actually know the total number, but it is an enormous number, and i will tell you, there are a large number of federal investigations going on right now, following up on the violence you've seen, the destruction you

back in january when key people around the governmt, people around the cdc and other places were signathld be a pretty terrible medical incident, i don't tnk the president wanted to hear that news. i don't think he wanted to hear anything bad paying or chinese effort -- xi jinping or chinese efforts to conceal the nature of the virus. he didn't want to hear anything about a negative effect on the economy that might jeopardize his reelection. thk is a consequences of this empty chair in the oval officen phenome, we wasted a lot of time that could have been used to mitigate the effict of the pand judy: let's turn to impeachment. in essen in the book you lay out in great detail how the charge that w the basis for impeachment that the present used the powers of his office to try to get ukrainians to do them a political favor, you lay out in detail how that actually happened and yet you decided not to testify when you are asked by the house of representatives. i k argument that you don't think you could have changed minds, but what i'm hearing from a number of people on the hill is that if

i call on the isisraeli governmt to abandon the annexation planes. amy: meanwhile, seven european nations have issue a joint statement saying annexation would violate international law and weaken efforts to advance regional peace. belgium, britain, estonia, france, germany, ireland, and norway signened the statemt.t. back in the e united states, a hospital in n philadelphia has t off plans to deport an undocumented guatemalan man back to his home country after facing protests from medical students and immigrants rights activists. the guatemalan man has been treated at the jefferson torresdale hospital since suffering a serious head injury in may during a motorcycle accident. the man's family feared he would die if transferred back to guatemala. the case is bringing renewed attention to what's known as "medical repatriations" where a hospital arranges to privately deport individuals who cannot pay for r medical treatment. in a majajor win for progressive democrats, jamaal bowman has claimed victory in tuesday's primary election over 16-term new york c

it is obvious that there is either nothing that our government can do o about this r that thehe governmt is complit and chooses not do anything about ththis. i think we h have to add t to tt the crisis s that is unfoldingng beyond policice brutality in the couny as well. we allll know the videotapes o police beating, abususe, mururdr have n never stopped. the movement thahat grew out of ththe fergususon uprising that became black l lives m matter, e conditions that led to t that actutual nevever ended.. i think what h has reignited tht is, obviously, the public lynching of george f floyd one week ago in minneapolis, but also the conditions -- the wider context within which that is illing over. d d becae ofof tt wider conditn of ma unemployment, th death that haseen caused by the pandemic, that th i is nott just -- i don't believe these are stst prostss against poce brutaty. hundreds, iflot of not thousands, of young white uprisings,hese making these multiracial rebellions, really. i think that is important. some people have sort of described the participation of white people as outside a

between people like you, who are following public health rules and so many in mrflorida who are in governmt and refuse to do so? >> for me, we look at the statistics. every monday and friday we have a a memeeting with the departmef health, with statisticians, with our epidemiologists, with our emergency manager, our city manager. we all get together, we do it with other cities. we do it with miami beach, high le hialeah and 34 cities in miami county. we look at the data, analyze it, make decisions and announce those decisions. for us it's not political. we're not trying to win -- i'm not trying to win an election. i don't even have an election this year. for me it's about doing what is best not only for the economy of the city but also for its residents who are the people that i represent, the people i have to answer to, the people that depend on me to be their voice and to speak for them. for me it simplifies the decisionmaking process when i don't have to do it in a political context. >> dr. roy, let me ask you, the mayor was one of the first people in florida, i think he was number two o

to ithere is hud or the governmt can take my property by imminent toe main and give it away for free to whomever they want. i bought my property in 1989 and they changed it. i had to reinvent my rental into a short-term rental to stay away from rent control. my retirement plan is all real estate and luckily not all in san francisco. if you want subsidized rent, pay it to the landlord. now you want to take away our rent? i have no new business and the owners whose properties i message are hurting, trying to pay mortgage to properties while renters eat like kings and the owners have to beg mortgage companiecompanies and they haveg and they continue to pay wi-fi, landscaping, taxes and more. please vote no on 200375. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. you'll have two minutes and you'll be notify ed this your line has been un- >>: ed. un-muted. >> this is becky in district 4. can you hear me? hello? >> yes, we can hear you. you can begin. >> yes, yes. i'm a small property owner and i strongly oppose no ordinance to 00375. i think, you know, this pandemic is affecting e

>> you neeeed a federal governmt thatat gives a a darn about tatg the rinings -- taking the r reif this epidemic. our government has shown no signs of doing so. -- laurieguard garrett, thank you for joining us. pulitzer prize winning science writer, former senior fellllow r global health of the council on foreign relations paired when we come back, we will l lk at the police killing of elijah mcclain, 20 three-year-old african-amererican masassage therapist who was checked almlmt a year ago by aurora, colorado, policece, as hee said to them, i am different." we will speak with his family's attorney. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: violinists joinining as there's ---- joining others as a justice for elijah mcclain event over the weekend in aurora, colorado. "violin vigil" for elijah mcclain. he playeyed the violin.. this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman. as we go now to colorado, where thousands shut down a highway in aurora saturday to demand justice for elijah m mcclain, te 23-year-old african-american man killed by police in august. story is-- elijah's facing renewed scrutiny and

to ithere is hud or the governmt can take my property by imminent toe main and give it away for free to whomever they want. i bought my property in 1989 and they changed it. i had to reinvent my rental into a short-term rental to stay away from rent control. my retirement plan is all real estate and luckily not all in san francisco. if you want subsidized rent, pay it to the landlord. now you want to take away our rent? i have no new business and the owners whose properties i message are hurting, trying to pay mortgage to properties while renters eat like kings and the owners have to beg mortgage companiecompanies and they haveg and they continue to pay wi-fi, landscaping, taxes and more. please vote no on 200375. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. you'll have two minutes and you'll be notify ed this your line has been un- >>: ed. un-muted. >> this is becky in district 4. can you hear me? hello? >> yes, we can hear you. you can begin. >> yes, yes. i'm a small property owner and i strongly oppose no ordinance to 00375. i think, you know, this pandemic is affecting e

to ithere is hud or the governmt can take my property by imminent toe main and give it away for free to whomever they want. i bought my property in 1989 and they changed it. i had to reinvent my rental into a short-term rental to stay away from rent control. my retirement plan is all real estate and luckily not all in san francisco. if you want subsidized rent, pay it to the landlord. now you want to take away our rent? i have no new business and the owners whose properties i message are hurting, trying to pay mortgage to properties while renters eat like kings and the owners have to beg mortgage companiecompanies and they haveg and they continue to pay wi-fi, landscaping, taxes and more. please vote no on 200375. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. you'll have two minutes and you'll be notify ed this your line has been un- >>: ed. un-muted. >> this is becky in district 4. can you hear me? hello? >> yes, we can hear you. you can begin. >> yes, yes. i'm a small property owner and i strongly oppose no ordinance to 00375. i think, you know, this pandemic is affecting e

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