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and jessica told me that you ladies have expressed concern about retaliation and the possibility of dollars helping refugees. and to the we have information that the russian government is actually facilitating their arrival from my rack and, and turkey into into minutes convent. they are being led to, to the thing in border the you may have taken action today. but the final chapter in the conflict with the rules is too far from being written. and the w, brussels bureau, g valley center phenomena, she's been covering events for us in luxembourg. good evening to you. alex entered, this is not the 1st time that the e. u has slap sanctions on the bell roost in economy. so what is different this time around? while this is the 1st time that the european union is ready to target multiple sectors of the bill of use in economy and we get talking about key sectors of the economy that are considered the main source of revenues for lucas shane, co regime. and this way the european union is showing that they are determined to ramp up the pressure on the shank. and this is also coming at the price. and t

the idea that we are going to forget this whole past year when we were told to our faces that police were the problem. >> jesse: jessica said something inaccurate, the trump administration did not cut funding for police, that year for those programs grew as opposed to what it was for obama and biden. >> jessica: just as something inaccurate. >> jesse: let me continue, if i may appear this is why the democrats are having a hard time with this argument because they can't play the race card here. notice how they're not playing the race card. the democrats are only good at that, they either will censor conservatives or they will throw the race card down. when they actually have to debate a policy which they triggered having a hard time and they are scrambling and notice when trump is now not there, this isn't about donald trump anymore. and it's been exposed as dangerous and causing death throughout the country and they don't have a real solution for it and that's why they are blaming republicans and guns and it's sad. right now, if you look at all the montages we played, some democrats are saying dismantle the police and

jessica parker explained more. if you come into contact with a covid case, you might get told to stay home for ten days. be burdensome for some people if they cannot get to work or work from home. they are looking at this idea where you can take a daily rapid test in the morning and if you test negative, you can go about your business and then repeat the exercise the next day. government sources are stressing it is pretty early days in terms of looking at this, but public health england gave a few more details this morning. we will need to be alert and will need to consider how we can measure the response of these vaccines to the new variants that come along. we are moving steps forward. in a time in the future i can imagine a situation where we will have alternatives to isolation for people who have two doses of vaccine. she said that they were recruiting 40,000 people to do the study to see if this system would work. it is part of this conversation of what is going to be part of the new normal. we hear politicians saying we will have to live with the virus, but what does that mean and actually look li

don told us immediately that we had to invite jessica shattuck author of women in the castle. so to hear about jessica's book and the differences and similarities in researching and writing these two genres. please join me in welcoming don miller and jessica shattuck. okay, we're going to get started. it's good to see everyone although i can't see you with these lights, but seeing people who take the trip with us and the regulars at the conference and the newcomers as well. we have special treat today. not just the fact that we have our second novelist, but we have an extraordinary novelist who i i literally tripped over her not bodily, but her book i was in heathrow airport and my covers a little bit different than a cover. you're seeing the british edition look at for something to read. i was on a research trip to england and i grabbed it in the airport and read it on the plane and then when i got home and i was taken away. this is a sweeping beautifully written historical novel in the highest sense and that it has verisimilitude real feel for the subject. it's based deeply

jessica aguirre hosted race in america, the conversation. if you missed it, we posted the entire thing on our website along with past episodes. >>> now to a developing story. we told you about juneteenth celebrations alt lake merritt. well, tonight police are investigating a deadly shooting nearby. it happened about 6:00 tonight on lakeshore avenue. oakland police tell us six people were shot. one of them died at the hospital. moments after the shooting officers spotted two men with guns running from the scene. officers arrested those two moan and are working to figure out if they are connected to the shooting. as we told you juneteenth sell breaks have been happening at the lake, but there's no word if the shooting was connected to the event there. >>> the lights are back on tonight in several union city and fremont neighborhoods. this is video of lights flashing at an intersection in fremont. about 50,000 pg&e customers lost power around 8:00 tonight. the utility says all power was back up, but 90 minutes later no word on what caused that outage. >>> dozens of people are out of their homes tonight after a fire ripped through the home of san francisco. when firef

chicago resident, jessica hoped was not as lucky when she had her purse stolen when her rental car was broken into in chinatown on monday. the rental car place returning our car told us they get at least 10 cars a day that have a window smashed. >> and nashville resident nicholas keel had his backpack stolen when his rental car was broken into while parked outside the palace of fine arts on monday. if you want to live in san francisco, just don't. >> own a car have anything in garage or just, you know, just even offering out like it's halloween or something like here. please take these things. thank you. coming in. >> the frustration is palpable among both locals and tourists. >> if you're not going to do anything about it. but at least like let people know the hate, by the way. that's just a part of our culture. >> it's definitely something about. makes it hard to live here. and it's just kind of a a general feeling of like. i waited. i don't like. just someone kind of in your space and. knowing knowing that that's going on in your neighborhood that some areas have signs posted warning people not to leave anything in their car. >> but these days it seems like you

jessica mentioned. it's not about whether it came from the lab. it's about the fact that the chinese new months before they told anyone that it was viciously transferrable. that they allowed people to leave wuhan even as they were trying to basically ring sense the city in terms of chinese transmission and allowed it to go global and cause unmitigated damage. i mean, the chinese -- putin is a problem. i think we can easily confront putin. i don't think that is an issue. it's really china that we have to look at as a serious threat to the long-term best interests of americans. the fact that the leaders of the free world whiffed on that is appalling. by the way, joe biden is much more interested in being the non-trump, being popular at these meetings, saying america back. what does that mean? not much of it doesn't amount to anything. >> sandra: we'll have more on this coming up as the president just wrapped his remarks. thank you. >> thanks. >> sandra: goldman sachs telling most employees to get into the office today while facebook says feel free to continue to work from home, folks. so which company is getting

told cnn's manu raju this. i assumed a hostile government would do something like this. i just didn't think it would be our own hostile government. jessica schneider joins us now. ag garland didn't address this in a speech he just gave. what is happening at the doj? >> it's surprising, victor, because merrick garland did speak this afternoon just about 2:00. we expected that he would address this issue, to talk maybe more about what the department of justice is doing in light of the revelations of these secret subpoenas. in his about half hour of remarks on voting rights, either during it, before or after, merrick garland made no mention of all of these revelations. but what we do know is a list of investigations are being lined up so the justice department's inspector general announcing they will look into these subpoenas used to obtain records from not only members of congress, but also members of the media we previously reported had their phone and email records obtained, including our own grubauer correspondent, barbara starr. so, this ig investigation will dig into these issues about whether doj under attorney general sessions or at

jessica anderson the executive director of heritage action for america one of the country's foremost grass roots conservative groups told me that right leaning voters have shifted efforts to red states realizing they have no chance to advance causes at the national level but the push she added reflects a determination to elevate social and cultal issues that donald trump stressed. voter suppression bills are racing through states. federal legislation is the only way to push back. but the filibuster being the one thing protect the gop's voter suppression extravaganza and joe manchin singled out by president biden this week isn't budging. here he is in an interview with garrett haake. >> reporter: i think some democrats want you to be with them on s 1 or getting rid of the filibuster. >> i represent the state of west virginia. that's who hired me. the best possible fashion i can and i won't be a situation to placate people that want different things. it is the people that know me. i'm not changing. so for them to expect me to be something different it's not who i am. >> the manchin republican collusion increasingly holdin

told. new information tonight, the chief financial officer, allen weisselberg, may, repeat may be nearing a decision on whether to cooperate with federal and local prosecutors. our justice correspondent jessica snyder is working the story for us. jessica, are prosecutors there closing in on weisselberg? >> they could be, gwolf. the question is does he cooperate with prosecutors against former president trump? or if he doesn't, potentially face criminal tax related charges on his own. that's because is source is telling us that the tax investigation into weisselberg from the manhattan da's office and the new york ag's office is at an advanced age. the prosecutors could decide to seek an indictment against weisselberg as soon as next month. but weisselberg could avoid these charges if he decides to tell all against trump. that's because he's been with the trump organization for nearly years. he serves at the chief financial officer. he could offer a wide window into how decisions are made at the trump organization. that's the bigger probe here. if the trump organization violated state law by manipulating property laws for tax breaks and other financial crimes and if weisselberg cooperates in t