john andrew, appreciate it. on a henry calling from minneapolis. is john with respect to hear from the family of george floyd, of course he had his brothers in court giving providing statements. but we will certainly get to that a bit later when it starts. and also following this, of course, is professor ronald sullivan. professor of law and director of the criminal justice due to harvard law school doing just now from using massachusetts as a hearing from john very, as you all know, 2nd degree murder can carry a prison sentence of up to 40 years. that was always going to be unlikely in this case. what is your reaction to this judgment? i think that the sentence was somewhere in the mid range. i thought it was going to be higher, given that the judge mound for aggregate aggravating factors. 22.5 years or 270 months to be sure is a lot of time. it's a significant sentence, but i do think that many will believe that it's not a sentence that reflects the gravity of the crime. and here's what many in the community are going to think. and some will say t

jeannie, virginia, john, mary, and andrew, the warner family, it's a great honor to be invited to speak moments about john. a few days after john's passing, i visited arlington national cemetery on memorial day, a sacred place on a solemn day when we undertake the fundamental act of remembrance . and amid the moments that i was there and the monuments of stone , we remember each marker represented a precious life . remember the heroes of the greatest generation the world has ever known, and that bears a noble name -- the united states of america. the only nation found it on an idea they are all created equal , endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights, including life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, and a democracy that is the very soul of our nation and must be defended at all cost. a soul embodied by all those patriots buried in arlington in the fields across the world, and by our dear friend, john warner -- john warner. like many here, i had the privilege of serving with john for three decades in the united state senate. while we're representing different politica

. >> jimmy: your final four -- thank you, john. andrew s. ike him. he did that terrible accent, but you thought it was kind of funny. he will be in your final four. oh, you say yes. >> i'm listening. >> jimmy: no, you nodded. justin. >> mmm. >> jimmy: from baltimore. he is an artist. he is not bad. he painted you a rose. you seem into him. he is handsome. he's got a smokin' body. >> yeah. this music! >> jimmy: connor b., the cat guy. math teacher, musician. you gave him -- you frenched the hell out of him. you gave him a double thumbs-up when he got out of the limo. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: your thumbs were saying what your mouth wouldn't. and number four who we believe will be your pick is -- you can't even look, can you? >> i see greg on that. >> jimmy: it's greg. greg wants a family. he's got nieces and festive yous. he brought you a noodle necklace. you said he looks like my ex-boyfriend, which is interesting. you gave him the first impression rose. historically, that is very, very important. and even though he looks high all the time, we bel

by governor john andrew and they were going to be the first us color troops raised in the old north. colonel robert gould shaw is going to be their commander. shaw's parents were very influential in massachusetts and they were abolitionists as with shaw and most of the officers. the soldiers were recruited by abolitionists black abolitionists all across the country including frederick douglass. who is perhaps the greatest african-american in the 19th century. he sent two of his sons to the 54th. and they trained they can't migs in, massachusetts and reidville. and they were mustered in the service may 28th. 1863. most of the men the overwhelming majority of the men were educated men. and very few slaves were in that regimen. therefore the movie was not a fair representation. of the actual regimen their most famous for spearheading the attack on fort wagner on july 18th. 1863 the 54th in some white units that were with them took the outer walls of the fort, but they could not take the fort. colonel shaw and 271 of his men were casualties and she all was famously buried with his black

i'm john andrew adair. he is the consultant for north america and the foreign trade to department of the german association, the engineering association, v d m. a good to have you with us. now we all know that china is a vital partner for german industries. in particular, of course, the engineering sector. how worry too, are you now that the g 7 joint statement on a rival infrastructure plan will damage business opportunities in and with china? i good morning, monica, thanks for having me. you know, the v d m a use infrastructure investments from public governments, whether china, whether the united states, whether european union as a positive. so we are looking at this as an opportunity, 1st and foremost, ultimately it is a new initiative. the b 3 w as they are calling it, so we'll have to quickly review it, see how it's how it's going to be implemented right now. it's sort of still in the conceptual phase. but long term, the united states and china are markets number one and 2 for v t m a. and we do these

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for more, i'm john my bow, andrew adair. he is the consultant for north america and the foreign trade department of the german association. the engineering association. vdm a good to have you with us. now we all know that trying a vital partner for german industries in particular of course, the engineering sector. how worry to, are you now that the g 7 joint statement on a rival infrastructure plan will damage business opportunities in and with china? i good morning, monica, thanks for having me. you know, the v d m a views infrastructure investments from public governments, whether china, whether the united states, whether european union as a positive. so we are looking at this as an opportunity. first and foremost, ultimately it is a new initiative, the b 3 w as they are calling it. so we'll have to quickly review it, see how it's how it's going to be implemented right now. it's sort of still in the conceptual phase, but long term, the united states and china, our markets number one into for v t m a. and we do these types

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and to his family, jeannie, virginia, john, mary, andrew, jill, i know it hurts to remember.etimes it just hurts to remember. but it's also the way to heal, to remember. the bible teaches "blessed are they that mourn, for they shall be comforted." while comfort can be a long time in coming, i promise you it will come. it will give you purpose in his memory and his love for you and his love for this country. virginia, i know you'll be reciting your father's favorite poem, sort of an anthem. here's another one that describes him so well in my view, it means a great deal to my family, and to me it's called "american anthem." "the work and prayers of century have brought us to this day, what shall be our legacy? what will our children say? let me know in my heart when my days are through, america, america, i gave my best to you." john warner gave his best to america and the best of my knowledge to everybody. may god bless him. he was a good man, a great american. it was an honor to have known him and to have worked with him. adm mullen: mr. president, congressional leaders, disti

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your service, for all you'll do to carry on john's legacy, and to his family, janey, virginia, john, mary, andrew jill, i know it hurts to remember. sometimes it hurts to remember. but it's also a way to heal, to remember. the bible teaches blessed are they that mourn, for they shall be comforted. while comfort can be a long time in coming, i promise you it will come. it will give you purpose in his memory, in his love for you, in his love for this country. virginia, i know you'll be reciting your father's favorite poem, sort of an anthem. here is another one that describes him so well in my view. it means a great deal to my fa family. it's called "american anthem." the work and prayers of century have brought us to this day. what shall be our legacy? what will our children say? let me know in my heart when my days are through. america, america, i gave my best to you. john warner gave his best to america, and to the best of my knowledge, everybody he had a relationship with. may god bless him. he was a good man, a great ame american. it was an honor to have known him and worked with him. >> right

[laughter] 's event to bill that jen said maybe was the second not gratian, john quincy adams, andrew jackson first or second time, there's a good chance this thing was that it inauguration since marshall did so many of them. he met so many of our conservator noted when he was analyzing the robe is there is hair pop made in quite a bit of sweat that is exit contributed to some of the deterioration of the robe. it was definitely worn. >> golly, that is really cool. thank you very much as both you for coming and joining us this evening until the summer but the marshal house and the robe. that's pretty neat i would like to see that in person someday. >> i can tell you when. >> stout just announced on april 15 will be having a virtual unveiling. the robust x return to the john marshall house on april 15 will be sending out if you go ahead and follows on any of our platforms will be sending out announcement so you can see it. suspect that's great. every would synchronize your watches. thanks kevin, jen, thanks so much. >> absolutely. >> that was terrific. now my pleasure to welcome to the

nicholas andrews, john graves, adam graves, two brothers, yost plecker, henry shell, his english or german name, peter sueman and caspar fritchie. you will notice a few things about these names. again, there are a lot of germans on this list. again, german immigrants are going to be associated with this plot just as they had been with claypool's rebellion. this is, again, these people are a lot of recent immigrants. also, there are a lot of germans who are fighting alongside the crown. german auxiliaries, the feared hessians fighting with the british. so, there is a lot of anti-german sentiment that goes into this conspiracy. peter sueman in particular is a member of the brethren church a pacifist sect. here's someone who is suspect to begin with because he has refused to support the continental cause because of his pacifist beliefs. so, these are the seven ring leaders. and one of the local militia commanders, thomas sprigg, summed up the feelings towards the seven men when he said they have "admitted to administering the old of allegiance to many persons. they confess very freely that th

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pitted incumbent president john quincy adams against andrew jackson slide 7, please. one of the many disputes between the candidate supporters was about which of their wives rachel jackson or louisa adams would make the better first lady. jackson supporters tried to present rachel jackson as the unassuming plain old housewife of the tennessee farmer she was hardly a plain old housewife. she had been born into a prosperous slaveholding for family from virginia. and at the time she and andrew live near nashville on a thousand acre cotton plantation where they held a hundred or so people in bondage. their land and human property together with andrew's previous military and political successes. place the jacksons squarely within the class of elites who ruled the country. but jackson supporters prefer to emphasize that his humble frontier beginning. and they apparently believed that the majority of americans voters. what prefer to have as first lady a plane housewife from tennessee. rather than a fancy slaveholding mistress or a sophisticated and experienced diplomate dipl

andrew brown being executed. i don't know what you call it, john, when a person is shot in the back of the head going away from you. >> benjamin crump, i appreciate you joining us tonight. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >> a lot of news tonight. it continues. let's hand it over to chris. >> appreciate it, john. welcome to "prime time," we have breaking news on our watch. claims of deep state intrusion, they were more true than we knew. trump was making those claims, but he was also the one doing what he was complaining about. the new york times nails the trump administration for going to extremes to track down leaks early in his term. exacts between trump associate

a friend of mine for many years corresponded at our network, john yang, i made that mistake with andrewe flattered and lucky to have you on the broadcast and, more importantly, at the big board tonight. it's a lot and it's confusing. thank you so much. >>> with me now, two more friends of this broadcast. a.b. stoddard, journalist, associate editor for real clear politics, michael steele, former lieutenant governor of the great state of maryland, happens to be the host of "the michael steel podcast." for those of us who found that too hard mathematically, was it too simple to vote for one candidate? and was there a check-off on the form, if we're out of chicken, the fish is okay? >> that's essentially it, yeah. and there are people who like fish and chicken. and i think it's good and appropriate that our voting system seemingly is trying to accommodate that now to give people better options and better choices for people who disengage and step back from politics because they support someone who everyone else, the conventional wisdom says, oh, they're a gadfly or they're not part of the tr

. >> mika and i calculated it, it was not jack scarborough, andrew, john, myself.l who was there as well with us. we blamed her, threw her under the bus and jack and i delivering the wins this weekend. the yankees, a frustrating time to them, and it's still very early in the season. it was this time last week we thought the yankees were coming up and were going to catch us. i think the big news out of the weekend, at least for the yankees is the fact that dj lemahieu, the guy who won the batting award and is just a phenomenal hitter who's been struggling this year, he caught fire this weekend. if you're looking for the yankees to come back and win more games that's a place to start. >> our instinct is expect the worse. and you're right, he was off to a terrible start, heated up. judge homered yesterday. there's so much talent in the yankees line up and i know at a certain point they're going to hit. fans are frustrate, they're not, they're near the bottom of the league in runs scored. they will hit. the issue they have, and the issue the red sox have, is the pitche

andrew pekosz joins us from the johns hopkins wilber school of public health.ures negative three. dow futures, -60. good morning on radio and tv. it is jobs day. ritika: president biden has not given up on trying to get republicans on board with his infrastructure proposal. he has raised the top of that possibility of a 15% tax on u.s. corporations. the white house says the president has not abandoned his goal in raising the corporate tax rate from 21% to 28%. he is setting it aside for now. president biden's revamp of donald trump's blacklist -- the president signed an order naming 59 companies in baltimore county technology sectors. americans are banned from investing unlike the previous order. it does not affect those subsidiaries that gives both sides and opening for discussion. big investment banks are having a hard time persuading traders to leave london for jobs in paris. jp morgan asked a team of about 15 equity derivative traders to move to paris. about half of them quit because of brexit. the eu insists more assets and business must move from london i

king and andrew young and fannie lou hamer and john lewis would have just sat there and worried we would have never had the voting rights act signed into law by president johnson, who was compelled to do so by their struggle and sacrifice. we need something along those lines in 2021. so next sunday on the 20th of june, we are rallying at the texas capitol in austin to make sure that our representatives in washington, d.c., the president of the united states, hear us loud and clear at the epicenter of voting rights in this country, the state of texas. >> are they being urgent enough? straight question. do you believe the democrats in d.c. are taking this seriously or urgently enough? >> absolutely not. but i can't just worry about that or complain about that. i have to do my part to push them. that's why we're traveling the counties in texas, red and blue. this could not be more critical. if we fail this summer, we may not get democracy back. because, you're right, mehdi. these voter suppression bills will roll forward in a special session in texas. they'll happen in the other more than 4

john. very similar to what took place after hurricane andrew wiped out so much of the housing down in south florida. >> but it did lead to regulations that have made a big difference after. maybe the same thing could happen here. drew griffin, thank you very much for that. joining us now is allyn kilsheimer who brings enormous experience to bear as surfside's designated investigator. he was part of the 9/11 pentagon investigation as well as the bombing of the murrah building in oklahoma city in 1995 and the world trade center bombing in 12993. alan, thanks so much for being with us. when you look at what's left of this building, the huge pile of rubble, it can be overwhelming. so where do you even begin your investigation? >> the first thing you do is you take a look at what you see still standing in the air, and then you, to the extent it's possible, you try to find structural drawings of the original design of the building, and then you begin -- at least what we do is make a little list in our head of all the things we can think of that might have caused this kind of problem. and then we

andrew brown being executed. i don't know what you call it, john, when a person is shot in the back of the head going away from you. >> benjamin crump, i appreciate you joining us tonight. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >> a lot of news tonight. it continues. let's hand it over to chris. for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> appreciate it, john. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." we have breaking news on our watch. claims of deep state intrusion, claims of abuse of the government being used for political purpose. they were more true than we knew. trump was making those claims, but he was also the one doing what he was complaining about. the new york times nails the trump administration for going to extremes to track down leaks early in his term. exacts between trump associates and russia, contacts that happened. "the times" says the trump doj under jeff sessions took the extraordinary step of having prosecutors subpoena apple for data from the accounts of at least two democrats on the house intelligence committee, along with their aides, their family members, and even kids. and they put a gag or

president kamala harris 3w0u7bound for guatemala has returned to joint base andrews after a technical issue just after takeoff. joe johnswhat are you learning? >> reporter: what we are being told is it was a technical issue with no major safety problems. what we know is that the vice president's plane departed joint base andrews out of the maryland suburbs near to d.c. around 2:28 eastern time. less than 30 minutes into that flight, the plane had to turn around. not a lot of details on this technical issue that supposedly was not a safety problem. nonetheless, the plane is back on the ground at joint base andrews at this point. we did get to see the vice president disembarking. she even spoke very briefly. listen. >> are you okay? >> i'm good. i'm good. we said a little prayer, but we're good. >> reporter: we are told it will take an hour to get another plane. they will not try to fix the one she was on. she will be on her way to guatemala. doesn't apparently affect this trip very much, because she wasn't supposed to meet the president of guatemala until tomorrow. fred, we will keep you informed. >> i'm sure it rattled

john hall has more from cornwall. these leaders will here on sunday from the environment to so david andrew, who will warn them that they face making some of the most important decisions in human history in the coming months. and to that end, we expect them to reaffirm commitments to keeping global warming to no more than one and a half degrees celsius. they'll be big commitments on emissions pledging to harv emissions by 2030 as opposed as opposed to 2010 levels, including facing out petrol. and diesel cars facing our government support for the fossil fuel industry, though also the big pledges on the environment protecting up to 30 percent of land and sea by 2030 israeli politicians or the whole the vote of confidence on a new government that could unseat benjamin netanyahu after 12 years in power. it's an alliance of 8 parties that includes the right, the left and for the 1st time a palestinian israeli poppy. algeria is electro commission says more than 30 percent of voters took part in parliamentary elections. leaders of the recent month long protests called for a boycott. turkey has sent one of its most senior deleg

and based on what we saw from sort of party kinds of things, andrew was going to clean his clock. and john ended up clobbering him because the unaffiliated voters in this instance, and moderate democrats just said, no, this is our guy. so that did moderate, kind of, the extremes in that instance. and i was opposed to us going to this thing. and i was wrong. you know? >> i think we have got a couple more questions around incentives before we shift gears. i have one on incentives and i know vice chair timmons does, too. one example of where the incentives have broken down is on the floor. i came out of a state legislature wherever bill was taken up under an open rule. in eight years in the legislature i can count maybe five or six times where people used that to make political hay, but by and large the incentive was or at least the norm was, don't be a jerk. in part because you don't know when you are going to be in the minority and you don't want people to be a jerk to you. and yet we see a lot of the activity in our nation's capitol certainly much more focused on making political statement

people like andrew cuomo, he is cashing in on the pandemic. >> sandra: it is expected to rebuild, john truth on truth and philosophy of life. and looking forward to a brighter future. the criticism, obviously like much like andrew cuomo writing a book while living in the pandemic. getting better but still not over yet. we will have more coming up. meanwhile body cam video showing the final moments of deadly mass shooting at a railroads san jose, california. the government a long time worker killed nine people and then himself and deputies and officers closed end. william la jeunesse in los angeles on the story for us, hi, william. >> what you are about to see real time manhunt by the police for an active shooter. >> hey come up that interim block, hold that door. you go first, you go first. >> hey, get your hands up! hey, hands on your head! okay, come back. are you going to open that door? >> where is the key code? i'm clear right. [bleep] speed to the police will run to the gunfire to confront the shooter. so through the window the police will see the gunman down the hole on the righ

andrews air force base. we don't expect him to be saying anything that will be shared with us through a microphone. watching this with us, johnreaction to what joe biden's day has been, ending here at andrews air force base. >> look, it's been a long day. we've all followed along closely, because it seemed like a return to normal for a change. an american president who was projecting strength but also seriousness about the many ways in which vladimir putin and russia have undermined our democracy through cyber attacks and other measures. i think that the choreography of these types of summits are always interesting. and the analysis of that and what goes into it, who arrives first, who arrives second, biden can go home knowing he went in with some objectives, and came out having met many of them. hopefully vladimir putin got the message that they shouldn't be attacking our cyber infrastructure. >> and biden greeting his helicopter pilots, and john, he returns now to a washington in which he's ready to legislate and it looks like the possibilities on legislation may have expanded today with a possible larger group of bipartisa

not afraid to speak up north out in money, andrew 0 north korea's liter has warned of possible food shortages and extended corona virus restrictions. kim, john told the political conference that the food situation there is getting tens. he closed the border with china last year because of the pandemic cutting of trade and it's economic lifeline. him also says typhoons and floods destroyed food crop. well now china has admitted to problems at one of its nuclear plants for the 1st time, but says there's been no radiation leak. the government confirmed, they were 5 broken fuel rods to react, to entice on nuclear plants. that's in going down. the environment ministry says radiation was contained and within level of the plant is designed to cope with well, the organization of american states has passed a resolution condemning a crackdown on opposition, figures in nicaragua, more than a dozen have been arrested in recent weeks, including 4 who are planning to stand against president daniel ortega in november's election. the government rejected the resolution as interference. critics excuse ortega, of trying to remove any challenges, so he can secu

are -- your governor andrew cuomo is saying -- new york governor andrew cuomo is saying not to wear a mask in schools. research from johnsaying adolescents get very severe case of of covid. are you concerned about the mixed messages in this messy middle time when we don't know all the science? anne: that is a good question. i do have this luxury of living with my sister who is an epidemiologist so we spent a fair amount of time taking about this. i am always of the mindset that caution makes sense. there is not -- we try to use reasonable caution. we are more social these days. my kids are back in school. we do see people. we go into town. at the same time, anytime i am in an indoor place, i am wearing a mask. i personally feel there is not a downside of being reasonably cautious at the same time doing things that make people feel healthy like being outside and interacting with others. i do think there is -- it is reasonable to keep being cautious and eyes wide open. at the same time, take advantage of the warm weather into be outside. emily: we are all waiting for the merger between 23 and me and the virgin atlantic spa

if you, me and john hope and becky and andrew sat down in a room with a trillion dollars to spend wed because there is joust much money being spent. the harder part is how do you pay for it spending money is not -- figuring how to pay for it is and that is the hard part. if it does pass, it will be for that reason and not because of some special sauce or some special bipartisanship it is just going to be because there is a lot of money to spend. >> okay. guys thank you. thanks mick. thanks john hope bryant. i'm not speaking disparagingly about sausage. believe me i don't know what to know what's there but ooh. believe me you get the right kind if i sound like i had a problem with sausage, i'd be lying if i said that. coming up in the next hour transportation secretary pete buttegieg on the bipartisan infrastructure deal. "squawk box" coming right back [sfx]: happy screaming [music ends] dlp >>> there is a desperate search taking place right now after a 12-story ocean front condo tower came crashing down in surfside, florida. the news will be live from surfside tonight with the latest