isaac: good morning. am reminded of the line that senator kaine used to say, which is -- senator mccain used to say, which is it is always darkest before it is pitch black. my sense is that these negotiations are probably going to have to take one more step back before they can move forward. but the endgame is the same. there will be a deal, and i think there is going to be a deal because we have this unique, nation of economic necessity, political potency as the election draws near, and the health realities on the ground. the form ofhat take unilateral action by the president? do a payroll tax cut on your own. is that what we are going to see? i thinkhink -- isaac: the unilateral administrative action is just part of a broader negotiating tactic. even secretary mnuchin's comments regarding a one-week push for an extension is just part of the negotiating leverage phase of these talks, which is why we probably up to take on step back for we can move forward. unilateral action would be incredibly difficult.

isaac: i think it is. in the policy community, they are trying to start to distinguish between what is -- i hate to use the word fair in foreign policy -- but, trying to distinguish between what is a heavily state backed company, like huawei, or state owned enterprise like china mobile, that is an arm of the state and treated as such. what does a chinese company that has done a lot of innovative things and act in a way that does not jeopardize american national security should be allowed to flourish in the united states? the problem is that beijing does believe that the companies that grow up in china are part of the party, at least in a vague sense . often ways, that should act in the interest of the party. it's really difficult to try to out whatand piece is a fair way to treat chinese companies. there are so many brilliant chinese entrepreneurs and engineers have made really amazing products. it does not seem fair to say just because you are chinese, you cannot innovate in this way. on the other hand, w

let's introduce our panel all in hong kong isaac chang a pro-democracy campaigner and spokesman of the hong kong secondary students action platform and drooling and independent china strategist and stephen vines a china analyst and author of the new book define the dragon hong kong and the world's largest dictatorship welcome to you all i'd like to begin with eyes again. china has been very clear everybody who's causing trouble within hong kong is foreign therefore an activist their foreign hands their foreign spies and china has made it clear that this will not be tolerated as a chain are you a foreign agent. i'm definitely a lot a foreign agents and a lot of people are only the freedom fighters for the hong kong democracy actions and the move and. kiss they have to put up a label for us as a foreign agents in order to protest in order to prosecute and also process air and also the rest so they must put up with some labels like that but actually all fiercely a lot of people it's because of the fair use off the mark are saying coming out for not for example monies or for service things

after the game isaac explained while he absolutely believes the black lives matter that in his opinion kneeling and wearing a black lives matter shirt doesn't go hand in hand on their with supporting black lives. i think also referred to his faith saying that kneeling or putting on a shirt personally it's not the answer for him in that black lives are supported through quote the gospel isaac is an >>our news continues at the top of the hour on kron on ella sogomonian in the newsroom for us with what's coming up l. >>well coming up san francisco mayor london breed has unveiled her budget proposal for the next 2 years and it includes a really big slash in the police budget that's a 120 million dollars worth from that police funding, so we'll explain where that money would be redirected to instead that's all coming up at 7 on kron on. >>well for me every life is precious, especially because i have a little one at home now. so i just thought of lives somebody who is part of my family that i absolutely need to take care of. >>california highway patrol officer being called a hero tonight aft

yo tengo todavÍa un sueÑo de llegar a ser el gobernador de california. >>> isaac seÑala que todos losursionado en la mercadotecnia >>> pero nada ha sido fÁcil en tijuana muchas veces fue discriminado y fue sacado porque era criminal >>> quÉ crimen hiciste en estados unidos que te tuvieron que sacar >>> con enorme fuerza de voluntad tuvo el amor propio para iniciar una nueva vida en tijuana >>> tomo la decisiÓn de hacer lo mejor de mi vida acÁ en tijuana. >>> sin embargo, isaac aÚn siendo siendo un extranjero en su propia tierra y ahora su mayor anhelo es volver estar al lado de sus padres >>> el poder regresar a estados unidos me sentirÍa alegre y voy a poder abrazar a mi papÁ a mi mamÁ y hermanos. >>> conmovedora las palabras de isaac y nosotros pudimos conocer a su motor su familia y nos cuentan ellos el calvario que han tenido que vivir al estar aleja alejados en seguida en "un nuevo dÍa" >>> vamos a conocer esta parte y historias de isaac hay miles en este paÍs tristemente >>> quÉ dirÁn sus papas cÓmo se sentirÁn ellos estando en estados unidos y Él en mexico. lo conoceremos un po

he is the author of the reports you just saw hello isaac got it wouldn't be the only place in africa with superstition can cost people their lives but just how big is the problem in. this has been taking place for 100 years on the hope was that this could have been coming down. taking a nosedive but that is not it keys and it's not about the northern part of the country where this is really and demi you have about 6 comes how soon housing women every day continue to be our buz and have to flee their communities to see refuge in some of these cons. situation is that there we're not seeing in the trained we're having an increasing day by day and many of the women become invulnerable to these archives and we saw that in your report it was it was only women essentially elderly women at that why is that the case why is it that mostly women are accused people. so during my visit to the northern part of the country and talking to people who have been involved in rescuing some of these women the understanding is that it's probably women do not have much voice especially in the northern part

going back to jonathan isaac, so much vocal opposition.ng back tojonathan isaac, after he decided not to stand, his jerseys suddenly became the best—selling in the nba with people saying, "you can take a stand for something without being aligned to its movement. you can fight racism in your own way." race very much in spotlight for britain's elite sportswomen — according the results of bbc survey. for more than 500 who took part, one in five athletes have seen or experienced racism in their sports. england and harlequins rugby player shanaugh brown was among those who spoke about her experiences. she told me that being a role model is key to improving diversity and about the discrimination she's faced. for me, the biggest one is alongside women shouldn't be playing sport or playing rugby, women shouldn't be boxing. it's more that the big heavy combat of sports that people don't agree with. for me, it's the calling people out. so i'm very happy to call out when someone says we shouldn't be playing rugby, and i'm happy to have a conversation

isaac is an ordained minister that is your look at sports back to you guys. >>all right. thank you jason still to come on the news coming up at 9.30 top health officials testified today before congress on a plan to contain the coronavirus hear why one official said this pandemic did not have to be this devastating and at 9.45 this $600 unemployment benefit the kept millions of americans afloat during the. >>economic crisis is officially expiring in just hours. the latest on the negotiations for the next coronavirus relief bill and amazon has been given the green light but thousands of satellites into space. why for your money tonight amazon is one step closer to space today. the company received government approval. >>to put more than 3200 satellites into orbit. but the goal of providing internet service to earth amazon says the satellites could provide internet to parts of the world that do not have it satellites are expected to be in orbit by july of 2026 right who doesn't love free stuff especially if it's coffee will today dunkin donuts announced it's going to bring b

protection and her refusal to seek the death penalty in the killing of san francisco police officer isaac espinosa. she decided to run for state attorney general was elected in 2010 and immediately started to pick up some national buzz. >>the work that. if elected i will be able to do as attorney general of the state of california. i think can very much be work that would be in tandem last when we goals of president elect obama as the issue of same marriage was taking off she refused to defend the prop 8 ban. >>and when the final court ruling came down she performed the vows in the first couple in san francisco. i now declare you spouses for life. as a g surprisingly she went against to the obama administration's deal with the banks on the national mortgage debacle demanded a larger chunk of money for california homeowners and got it. >>it is going to allow people to stay in their homes. >>the obama administration kept an eye on state attorney general harris, her name had been mentioned for possible positions as u.s. attorney general or even supreme court justice after the sudden death of

isaac is an ordained minister who's that is your look at sports back to you guys. >>all right. thank you jason as we switch gears now get a check on the 4 zone forecast a live look outside as mount diablo on this twilight hours. we say goodbye to another work week if you are working in head towards the weekend a little hazy out there i early early this morning overnight, totally windy and then toasty. >>throughout the rest of the day meteorologist chris rodriguez here with the forecast to tell us. what the weekend's going to look like inland and at the coast. yeah, not only saying goodbye to another work week grant and vicki, but also saying goodbye to july and no sky july, not really blanketing the bay area really just hanging tight along the immediate coastline out there right now and temperatures for the most part widespread 60's around the bay area's shoreline with 70's as you make your way inland. >>still warm out there for those of you in antioch in the low 80's, but the biggest warm-up today happened in the north they already tracking near double digit warming for those

. >> bobbi's attorney, garvin isaacs, put on an impassioned defense. >> i took this case because bobbi parker's an innocent woman who's wrongfully accused of a crime she didn't commit. >> isaacs told jurors the state's case was built faulty speculation, outright fabrication, and the suspicious testimony of convicted felons. for instance, that inmate who claimed he'd seen bobbi drive dial off the prison grounds, the defense showed he changed his story multiple times. and the inmate who claimed he'd had an affair with bobbi, the defense proved he was mentally ill, his story, a complete fantasy. >> this is the most outrageous case that i've ever been involved in. it's a great miscarriage of justice. >> the defense couldn't call randolph dial to the stand. dial had died behind bars before bobbi was even charged. instead, her attorney told the jury dial had said or written about 100 times that he kidnapped bobbi parker. >> bobbi did not go with you willingly. >> oh, no. no. no. >> okay -- >> no. i was the hostage-taker. and i -- i'll probably live to regret it. >> then the defense tried to

can i ask you a difficult question, isaac? do you like bacon? yes!sort of nostalgia or a bit of a lifestyle choice, fun. this is actually about putting back a farm to what it really can be, to drive as much nature, as much biodiversity as we can. james rebanks has been consulting environmentalists about planting trees and setting aside grazing pasture for wild flowers as he tries to make his land healthier. it's an amazing time to be a farmer. we can just take these measures from the environmentalists on the chin, we can listen very carefully to the things they know that we don't and we can rise to a lot of these challenges. ijust think we need the british public to believe in us and back us and support us. nature's telling us that if we give it a chance, it comes back really quickly. he argues much of the damage to the landscape is the result of farmers imitating american intensive methods, and he has one great fear — a trade deal with the us that gives free access to their farm produce. if we sign on the dotted line of this american free trade deal

algunos estÁn luchando isaac esta en el protesto de solicitar un nuevo juicio.negra. en buscar la vicepresidenta de estados unidos, es la primera persona naciÓ en california y ser parte de esa dupla de candidatos demÓcratas. igualmente lo que se decÍa, hija de dos inmigrantes. en la historia reciente, solamente michael en el 78 puede decir lo mismo. michael perdiÓ, pero sin arriesgar a llevar a la casa blanca una historia notable, la historia de su padre nacido en jamaica y de su madre nacido en la india. ambos acadÉmicos que sumaron, mucho a la vida estadounidense. mÁs allá de afinidades o desacuerdos ideolÓgicos, el nombramiento de harry es un triunfo para california, para la comunidad afroamericana, para las minorÍas en general, y para la historia de los inmigrantes en ese paÍs. de eso no hay ninguna duda, mÁs allÁ de la polÍtica. hasta coach: un toque, vamos.

not only was jonathan isaac rewarded by fans. tony dungy came out with a tweet why he supports it as well. we have said people should be able to exercise their right to kneel during the national anthem. we should listen here their reasons why. when jonathan isaac chooses to stand, we should do the same. he explained his reasons very clearly, he wants to stand in prayer. i say amen. a tough note on, this he did tear his acl two days after that. but tweeted saying hey, i will come back and i will continue to stand for jesus, ainsley. ainsley: jonathan isaac he is not only a milwaukee forward but ordained pastor. tony dungy has been outspoken as well. >> i'm glad these guys all unified. if people don't kneel, they are not a bad person. i want to make that perfectly clear. i'm glad they had unity, but if we have a guy who doesn't want to kneel because the anthem means something to him, he should not be vilified. ainsley: that was on thursday, charles barclay's comments before jonathan isaac decided to stand up during the national ant

lives matter shirt, the others players war after the game isaac explained why he absolutely believes black lives matter that in his opinion kneeling and wearing a black lives matter shirt doesn't go hand in hand with supporting black lives. i think also referred to his face saying that kneeling or putting on a shirt personally is not the answer for him and that black lives are supported through the gospel i think is an ordained minister. and that is your look at sports back to you guys all right, thank you jason. still ahead tonight, a robbery quickly turns into an officer involved shooting in berkeley we have the latest on the investigation after the break. >>plus what the city of oakland is doing to reform its police department. >>i'm morgan wright in washington coming up how lawmakers intend to address student loan debt in the next covid relief package. >>plus we're following breaking news in riverside county southern california where 2 brush fires. we have now joined emerged and for the sweaty faces... and the hidden smiles. the foggy glasses... and the muffled laughs. a simple p

so our first question is from isaac and isaac is a teacher at an international school in germany. isaac would like to know if if the north was so intent on delivering the south, why did so many northerners fall for a southern lost cause view in the reconstruction years. how did the southern narrative gain such traction? >> that's a very, very important question and historians have offered up a, you know, series of answers that emphasizes a few i think so this. to be sure that that lost cause ideology does gain traction and it is a-- the best way for lost cause ideology with the confederacy is a massive misinformation campaign and northerners proof susceptible to that misinformation campaign again because of the persistence of racism in the north. they proved sort of a receptive to that misinformation campaign because in a very cynical way, white southerners caused chaos through violence and propaganda in the south and then suggest that the only answer to the chaos is to go back to the way things were before. so, it's a sort of self-fulfilling prophesy, the white propaganda is mean

i would remember of isaac. but it was. the same way. charleen's three granddaughters are now living in refugee camps with their mother, her daughter. i want them out of that place but it seems so hopeless. it seems that they have just been abandoned by the british government. nicole jack and her husband slipped out of the country in 2015 to join islamic state group, a regime which killed, raped and tortured thousands. last year, after is was defeated, nicole jack — or kida, as she is known by herfamily — was back in touch. hey, mum, it's me. love you guys. forgive me for not messaging earlier, because... i just thought it would get you into problems. so, yeah, forgive me, bye. nicole and her husband, hussain, they took their entire family, including children, to a war zone. as a grandmother, what do you think about that decision? i don't think kida would have made that decision to go there willingly. i would put my own head on a block and stick my life on it. but returning women and children are a major worry for the uk go

this you know he has been isaac a let's see in our her thank you for your reporting and we apologize for the quality of the line there now to some of the other global business stories making headlines original cost carrier ryanair is planning to cut 20 percent of flights in september and october after several european countries reimpose corona why virus quarantine rules for arrivals most of the cuts will focus on spain france sweden and ireland the airline is seeing weaker than expected to man because of travel restrictions the german economy is said to rebound from the recession caused by the coven 1000 pandemic with a robust growth of december that's according to the country's central bank the bundesbank says deep broadly based recovery that began shortly after the low point in april is likely to continue in the 3rd quarter. the united states has announced it will further restrict access to chips bills with u.s. technology it's the latest blow for the chinese tech company whose equipment is being blacklisted by governments around the world and the fear is it could be used by the ch

hello isaac. wouldn't be the only place in africa superstition can cost people their lives but just how big is the problem in. this has been taking place for 100 years the. coming. of. that is not a. part of the country this is really. house in. every. community is to seek refuge in. some of these comes from a situation is that there we're not see in the trained we're having an increasing day by day and many of the women become invulnerable to these i pods right and we saw that in your report it was it was only women essentially elderly women at best why is that the case why is it that mostly women are accused of bewitching people. during my visit to the northern part of the country and talking to people who have been involved in rescuing some of these women and understanding is that culturally women do not have much voice especially in the northern part of the country not only the northern part as you see across the country in many communities where men do not have a voice but in the northern par

with me isjournalist from the wall streetjournal, anna isaac — and the editor of london playbook at politicojack blanchard. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the mirror carries a warning from scientists that the uk's test and trace system is not good enough to prevent a second — and worse — coronavirus wave in the winter. british people have been more willing to take part in the government's meal discount scheme, which started today, than to return to the office. that's according to the the daily mail. the telegraph focuses on claims that russian hackers stole trade papers from the email account of liam fox, a conservative mp. the same story makes the front page of the guardian. but the newspaper also carries a picture of the nobel peace prize winner and prominent northern ireland politician, john hume, who has died aged 83. the financial times leads on a slump in profits at hsbc, as europe's biggest bank grapples with the coronavirus crisis as well tensions between the us and china. a different story in the new york times. it looks at how the return home of thousands of ethiopian mi

isaac is a member of one of them. could see it if you see. on television. and the more difficult the conditions the worse of the lives of children who become rest of things. but. i mean any. members of the child protection patrol look for clues the children without parents being exploited in the camp. just tell me you know what one of the things that identifies the rest of the children from among rest of the children. on the mount. in the. media. so i do. believe. it's. members of the patrol can remove children they think are restaurants but they have nowhere outside the camp to take them. so the patrols are more about being visible and collecting information. on why. men feel sick in. the south. but these problems are not limited to 10 cities they are also endemic in the city's crowded and earthquake damaged slums . there was never a shortage of rest of children dragged into this life by conditions elsewhere in the country. decades of poverty and the destruction wrought by the earthquake of 2010 have made the already harsh conditions in port-au prince even

protection and her refusal to seek the death penalty in the killing of san francisco police officer isaac espinosa. she decided to run for state attorney general was elected in 2010 and immediately started to pick up some national buzz. >>the work that. if elected i will be able to do as attorney general of the state of california. i think can very much be worth that would be in tandem last when we goals of president elect obama as the issue of same marriage was taking off she refused to defend the prop 8 ban. >>and when the final court ruling came down she performed the vows in the first couple in san francisco. i now declare you spouses for life. as a g surprisingly she went against to the obama administration's deal with the banks on the national mortgage debacle demanded a larger chunk of money for california homeowners and got it. >>it is going to allow people to stay in their homes. >>the obama administration kept an eye on state attorney general harris, her name had been mentioned for possible positions as u.s. attorney general or even supreme court justice after the sudden death o

protection and her refusal to seek the death penalty in the killing of san francisco police officer isaac espinosa. she decided to run for state attorney general was elected in 2010 and immediately started to pick up some national buzz. >>the work that. if elected i will be able to do as attorney general of the state of california. i think can very much be work that would be in tandem last when we goals of president elect obama as the issue of same marriage was taking off she refused to defend the prop 8 ban. >>and when the final court ruling came down she performed the vows in the first couple in san francisco. i now declare you spouses for life. as a g surprisingly she went against to the obama administration's deal with the banks on the national mortgage debacle demanded a larger chunk of money for california homeowners and got it. >>it is going to allow people to stay in their homes. >>the obama administration kept an eye on state attorney general harris, her name had been mentioned for possible positions as u.s. attorney general or even supreme court justice after the sudden death of

protection and her refusal to seek the death penalty in the killing of san francisco police officer isaac espinosa. she decided to run for state attorney general was elected in 2010 and immediately started to pick up some national buzz. >>the work that. if elected i will be able to do as attorney general of the state of california. i think can very much be worth that would be in tandem last when we goals of president elect obama as the issue of same marriage was taking off she refused to defend the prop 8 ban. >>and when the final court ruling came down she performed the vows in the first couple in san francisco. i now declare you spouses for life. as a g surprisingly she went against to the obama administration's deal with the banks on the national mortgage debacle demanded a larger chunk of money for california homeowners and got it. >>it is going to allow people to stay in their homes. >>the obama administration kept an eye on state attorney general harris, her name had been mentioned for possible positions as u.s. attorney general or even supreme court justice after the sudden death o

s restart isaac said he didn't believe putting on a t.shirt and mailing was the best way of fighting racial injustice the 22 year old who's also an ordained minister says he shows his support for the black clouds mass movement through prayer. and one of the pollen childlessness kept their playoff hopes alive for the win against the memphis grizzlies hear the sounds were locked at 124 all forcing the game into overtime c.j. mccollum and damian lillard led the way as paula went on to say 14135 victory. now normally tens of thousands of fans will be heading to london's wembley stadium for the english f.a. cup final it will be very different this year chelsea will take on arsenal in an n.c. venue gizzi coronavirus restrictions are still miss out on european football next season if they lose this match their last trophy win well i came in this competition 3 years ago we worked so hard seems i joined here to try to reduce global. by 2 winning titles we were going to achieve that i would be delighted but not for myself or the later on and the cl

joe lewis, the heavyweight fighter, orson wells got fired from his radio show for speaking out for isaachitaker and the whole story of what happened to him became politicized and part of the conversation in a way that we are feeling the same way with george floyd. the alger his story breaks in the 1948 election. suddenly there is so much talk in washington, people trying to figure out is there a communist conspiracy infiltrating washington? what is the fact, the conspiracy theory, in washington all over the country among the electorate in 1948, that is as relevant today. >> too relevant. >> guest: the fbi on the trail of a major presidential candidate with regard to a possible russian conspiracy. henry wallace a fascinating picture. there is so much to see but was wallace a stooge for the kremlin? we know he wasn't but this was the conversation in 1948 and is relevant today. this is the berlin airlift. in the 1948 election cycle true and launches the berlin airlift, this is not apples to apples comparison but in the election cycle we went knows to nose with the soviets on the brink of wo

isaac and c. here.you can see how can she vote when the voting booths are so narrow?t is depicting this woman as a fanciful person. if you can't figure out how to dress yourself, much less finish voting -- how could women even see themselves having a political voice? there is a lot of suffrage that accompanies the whole movement -- and test average of that accompanies the whole movement, and -- anti-suffrage that accompanies the whole movement and in the exhibition i chose to highlight some of those examples , but really not focus on it too much. i was more interested in how african-americans were really involved and what the strategies were in the movement. we are looking at two examples that speak to the history of colorado and women's voting rights. in colorado. i wanted to highlight colorado because it is the first state where suffragists were able to lobby and convince male the states to change constitution to make sure that the women could vote. if that makes sense. because when wyoming was a territory they sort of grandfathered in the right to vote when it beca

isaac is the only player so far during the restarted season to stand.ack lives matter shirt worn by players on both teams. after the game, isaac explained his decision. >> i believe that black lives matter a lot when it's my decision and part of this -- it's my thought that kbeneeling and wearing the shirt doesn't go hand in hand with saving lives. >> the spurs' coaches stood during the national anthem, as well, as the nba restarted thursday night, right? >> it was good to see it back. i think part of that, the nba was trying to give players choice. that's part of it. choice to stand or to kneel, to put a name or saying on the back of their jersey. that was parts of it, their choice. >> choice is good. >>> a new way to check out a book. you can order it on line and see it delivered by drone. we'll see where the program to encourage summer reading is under way. for some of you, local news is next. the rest, stick around. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> for those of you without local news, "cbs this morning saturday" will be right back. f

before pennsylvania district judge isaac stalls foose all charges against matthew were summarily withdrawnand all cases closed in 2010. at no time with the dogs removed from the facility by either state or federal authorities. around this time matthew found a new very lucrative avenue to sell his puppies the internet since 2010 it's estimated that matthew has sold over $3000.00 puppies online ranging from 302-2800 dollars each in 2013 alone millwood puppy sold 472 dogs more than a dog a day during this period matthew maintained a pennsylvania kennel license but in january 2014 he applied for a new u.s.d.a. commercial breeders license for millwood puppies l.l.c. this was the 3rd u.s.d.a. commercial breeders license and the 2nd pennsylvania license issued for this one ad rest in the past 8 years i think one of the most remarkable things that we actually were able to illustrate on the oprah show that one of the dogs that we picked up from know what chemicals. it was either know what kind of timer millward puppies was a yellow of a male you know a lab and i'll never forget he's a really beauti

that has not happened since hurricane isaac in 2012. other agencies ready to respond as well. kenneth and mona, we will wait to see how bad the damage is here statewide with sunrise and send it back to you. >> thank you. we appreciate it. >>> coming up we take you to kenosha, wisconsin. >> there's growing fallout after the police shooting of jacob blake including new details about the officer who shot blake and more sports teams boycotting in protest over the shooting. the new details next. >>> back now wit >>> back now in the scene in kenosha. major developments as the sports world unites in protest. >> investigators are also naming that officer. it comes as more pro athletes take a stand. this morning, the wisconsin department of justice identifying the police officer who shot jacob blake. the incident sparking deadly protests and now bringing the sports world to a halt. >> milwaukee bucks did not come out for warm-ups. >> reporter: the state's attorney general saying officer rusten sheskey fired his service weapon into blake's back seven times. >> the shooting officer, keno

isaac if you are supporting trump -- i think if you are supporting trump, it makes it harder in the general election. four years is a long time. i am old enough to remember march of 2020 back before the pandemic took over everything. [laughter] things seem to change quite often. host: for the viewers, our phone lines. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. .ndependents, (202) 748-8002 your questions and comments about the vice president, the role he has played during his first term, and his service before that as governor and congressman. bookobianco wrote the about him "piety and power." tell viewers who may not know what moment in mike pence's life , personal or professional, shaped him and made him who he is today. guest: a couple of fascinating ones. --ead about this in the book i should mention, "piety and power," now out in paperback purity -- out in paperback. thesisege, he wrote his about religious expressions of abraham lincoln. throughout his life and career, you see a tug and pull between his personal faith and his ambition. based on what we have seen, it looks l

with me again we have anna isaac from the wall streetjournal, and jack blanchard from politico.come back to you both. let's start with the irish times — it leads with a picture of the nobel peace prize winner and prominent northern ireland politician, john hume, who has died aged 83. the guardian also carries a picture ofjohn hume. but the newspaper leads on claims that russian hackers stole trade papers from the email account of liam fox, a conservative former minister. british people have been more willing to take part in the government's meal discount scheme, which started today, than to return to the office. that's according to the daily mail. the financial times leads on a slump in profits at hsbc, as europe's biggest bank grapples with the coronavirus crisis as well tensions between the us and china. according to the daily express, gps are to be told not to prescribe common painkillers to millions of people. the same story makes the front page of the times. it says doctors will be advised to prescribe exercise instead, to manage chronic pain. and the mirror carries a warni

stood up for the national anthem when everybody else took a knee we saw his name was jonathan and isaac i'm not a big nba fee and one - - fan but the lesson is even though he is a relatively unknown player he now sells more jerseys than anybody else in the league even more than lebron james. there is a silent majority not necessarily conservative but those who feel bullied and censored and intimidated by the ideology environment and they want to push back and reward people who fight back. kids will ask me shed eyes speak up in class or keep my mouth shut and talk later? it seems honesty is a have it we don't want anyone to lose their jobs or kicked out of school wise as serpents to be innocent as a dove. it's not easier tomorrow to practice or tell the truth or have integrity when you are out of college with a job and a family to support. it will be easier to 20 years from now. courage is a prerequisite. but if you show courage there are a lot of people out there, more than most people think to word reward speaking truth in the present environment. >> you mentioned your out talking to c

see him being escorted by a fighter, orson welles got fired from his radio show for speaking out for isaac and what happened to him became politicized and part of the political conversation in a way that we're feeling exactly the same way now withgeorge floyd . the alger has, the story breaks during the 1948 elections and its suddenly there's so much talk in washington and people all over the country trying to figure out is there a communist conspiracy infiltrating washington? what is a fact, what is a conspiracy theory? these were conversations among the electorate in 1948 that seems relevant today. >> to relevant. >> the fbi on the trail of a major presidential political candidate with regard to a possible russian conspiracy. here's henry wallace, such a fascinating page picture by the way. but was wallace a stooge for the kremlin in moscow? now we know he wasn't but this was the conversation in 1948 andcertainly that's relevant today . during the 1948 election cycle truman launches the berlin airlift. this is not an apples to apples comparison but during the election cycle we were nose

violence against african americans and this particular picture you are looking at, this is a man name isaachittier four hours after he was releas released, honorably discharged from the united states army and served in world war ii and had an altercation with a white police officer and was blinded and became here he is being escorted by the heavyweight fighter and orson welles got fired from his radio show for speaking out for isaac and the whole story of what happened to him became politicized and became part of a political conversation in a way that we are feeling exactly the same way now with george floyd. >> the story breaks during the 1940 election and suddenly there so much talk in washington and people all over the country trying to figure out is there a communist conspiracy infiltrating washington and what is the fact and what is the conspiracy theory and these are conversations they were having in washington and all over the country among the election of 1948 and certainly that feels relevant today. >> to relevant. >> the fbi on the trail of a major presidential political candidate

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