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to john don ralph sky from the washington pain center gave us his views on why doctor found you may have lost the trust of americans. scientist can be misled and scientist can be wrong. we need to be humble enough to so if you're given data or scientific evidence that is contrary to what we've been saying, we should be humble enough to say, you know what, i was wrong. and i think this is that we're on the right track in this direction, or fox was never muslim by the administration. he would go out and say what he wanted to say. and the administration might disagree, but he was never stopped. there is a big intersection between politics and medicine, which is incredibly dangerous. dr. serv. birdwell, who was in the cabinet of the administration from the obama administration, asked dr. bouchee or mask useful. and he actually wrote an email that they're not useful. he was on 60 minutes very early on the pan demick thing mass were not useful. then you know, things change about a month later thereabouts. and again, as a scientist, i would just want to know, well, what did you learn that wante

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john don runs a private kindergarten on the outskirts of his stumble there occasionally allowed to open. unlike schools, in china or stone attended school for 6 months before authorities ordered, all schools closed now, ruth guy spends his time his mother's kindergarten or at home attending virtual lessons. something the 2nd grader doesn't enjoy latoya. i preferred math class at in school. me. i liked it, even though teachers sometimes got angry at us for the past year. remote learning has been the new normal for ruth scar, a challenging situation for him. and his mother will scar, struggle to stay focused in front of the screen. you know, he still can't read or write properly. the kids have lost interest in everything. they don't want to leave the house anymore. again, we are losing touch with the outside world. over $10000000.00 turkish children and teenagers haven't attended school and month. they're only allowed to panic for exams like these people's stumble primary school. tell them how many parents are fed up with the government. strict stance on schools exhibit 18 education shoul

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don -- john -- don, there is a national crisis in our criminal-justice system at the moment that is notd or recognized. and to fix a lot of what the president is proposing is going to help because he is talking about money to be poured into all these issues. including, not just the police and the courts. but also, into a lot of the social needs, the emotionally disturbed, the homeless, and the drug addicted. the -- the -- the loss of lives in the drug-addicted population is still continuing. opioid crisis is phenomenal. talk about the homicide rates. everybody focuses on the homicide rates. i am focused more on the shooting rates. become so adept in our trauma hospitals, at dealing with shooting victims. homicide rate would be a lot higher but for the medical expertise in our hospitals. but let's pay a little more attention to the shooting victims because those numbers are much higher than the homicide rate. >> commissioner, you know, as always, i am grateful to have you on to talk about these issues. and i know it's tough and there are people -- especially, in the reform-the-police mov

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i will never forget — when ijoined, one of the senior managers for showsec, he said to me, "john, donipping burgers." so, very young. some very young, inexperienced, never seen angry people in their lives, difficult, difficultjob for them. the inquiry�*s heard that stewards, largely casual workers, received unpaid training which they could click through in seconds on their mobile phones. smg has accepted some shortcomings, but denies blaming others or putting profit over safety. showsec has also admitted falling short, but said its errors had not contributed to the bombing. going to court daily at the moment, trying my best anyway. figen murray has been keeping a video diary during the inquiry. today, she and other bereaved relatives will find out the chairman�*s view on security failings at the arena. if you can�*t have a glass of prosecco on your way to the tube station, when can you? her son, martyn hett, was murdered there, and his loss has totally changed figen�*s life. what do you think martyn would make of all this? he would find it very amusing that his 60—year—old mother was

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many celebrities have hired pub and don john to get similarly unique tattoos done. the 36 year old who's bar is based in london, selfridge is department store is revolutionizing this art form. she experiments with new colors and offers do it yourself. hannah sets for home use and even makes me on hand design even though this fancy effect wears off after 24 hours. so i think the tradition, what was be that always we are considered a modern brand, but my roots lie with the tradition. that's where it came from, and we will ways all of that, whether traditional or more modern hannah designs this glorious art, is definitely an expression of cultural diversity. such intricate patterns. it must have a really steady hand to do that. well, we've come to the end again, but you can find more stories on our website. that's d, w dot com slash culture. and we'll give the last word to diana ross. the u. s. senior and former supreme has a new single out. is the title track from her 1st studio album in 15 years recorded in her home. and it simply called find you enjoy the news . the

today it's become a veritable fashion trends. paula and don, john runs london, heather bar, where anyone can get their body painted henna tattoos are created using a paste made from a certain plant. typical head of patterns and designs are painted onto the skin with this dye, which stains the skin and slowly fades after about 10 days. so the design means a lot for me because growing up we used to have a design, especially on wedding for us. it holds true significance for a spacious occasion. for me, while i was growing up, i thought it would be amazing to share this with everyone and not just have it for wedding. and my aim has always been to make it excessive for everybody. but not everyone welcome some se westerners wearing henna tattoos are engaging in cultural appropriation, knowing little to nothing about the roof of this art. for me, i feel like if someone's wearing hannah and they're wearing it with sincerity and they really enjoying wearing it, then there's absolutely nothing wrong. i feel like if someone was going to wear it just to ridicule it, they wouldn't go through the hass

don john to get similarly unique tattoos done the 36 year old who's bars based in london salvages, department store is revolutionizing this art form. she experiments with new colors offers, do it yourself. hannah says for home use and even makes me on hand design even though this fancy effect wears off after 24 hours. so i think the tradition, what was be that always we are considered a modern brand, but my roots lie with the tradition. that's where it came from, and we will ways all of that, whether traditional or more modern designs, this glorious art is definitely an expression of cultural diversity. such intricate patterns. it must have a really steady hand to do that. well. well, we've come to the end again, but you can find more stories on our website, that's the w dot com slash culture. and we'll give the last word to diana ross. the u. s. senior and former supreme has a new single out. is the title track from her 1st studio album in 15 years recorded in her home. and it's simply called find you enjoy the use use use the me on the green. you feel worried about the need to? i'm the host

what john was talking about, if you look at the polling and the fund-raising, and i know, don, you're like, geez, denver is going back to data again. but when you look at the polling and the fund-raising, this is where they're at. i had somebody pull up a poll, look, denver, 35% of people are always supporting trump. look, man, what you have to look at is 78% of republicans do. they don't care about independents right now. they don't care about democratic polling. they care about the 2022 primaries and how they're going to carry that through. so this crazy that you see is this current era of conspiracy theories that really started a comet ping pong in december and has carried all the way up through january 6th. you're seeing this continuation don. i think people need to frickin' pay attention to what's going on in some of these communities. >> there's also the former national security adviser, michael flynn, openly saying a coup should happen here in the u.s. listen to this, and then we'll talk. >> i want to know why what happened in myanmar can't happen here. >> no reason. i mean it

experience working with russia and engaging with putin, former ambassador to russia 2014 to 2017, don taft -- john tefft. from what you have seen and heard about this meeting, was it a success or not? mr. tefft: i think it is too early to say. i think what the president was trying to do was to lay a base, he was trying to establish a diplomatic work with which to deal with the russians they would i think the president -- russians. i think the president spoke candidly to put in about an array of issues, but i think we are not going to know for three to six months. which was a carefully scripted, diplomatic strategy which started last week the g7 summit, continued through the nato summit, then culminated today, with the hope that there will be something there. i was encouraged to see that there was a group eating on cyber. no guarantees -- group meeting on cyber. no guarantees there. from the statements both of the presidents made, there were some tough words exchanged. that said, it was businesslike, putin called it effective, constructive. i think we will have to see. it is too early to say how mu

is don mcgahn john dean, ari? >> no.the plot, which was why he was so vulnerable,flippe fashion. because he was willing to put his neck on the line with his self-interest involved, it was more powerful and useful. people interview john bolton these days, you have, but it's late. it wasn't when they wanted it in pursuant to the impeachment proceeding. mr. mcgahn went into private testimony. he complied legally. but we never got that public video. that was part of the negotiation with the house testimony. in ways both stylistic and substantive, i think mcgahn cuts a figure of much more historical complexity. he did ultimately cooperate. of course, that's the minimum in law with mueller. did he resist the demands, as you were discussing. what does it mean when people do that for a mix of patriotism and self-interest? he went along for a lot of this ride. >> jill, bill barr, john mitchell. >> let me first say that a degree with ari on the comparison. dean lost his job before he cooperated. mcgahn somehow managed to keep his

our whole lifetime, don, we celebrate john lewis and lyndon johnson and the civil rights acts and then barack obama breaking the paradigm of all-white presidents. and we seem to be going backwards right now into a kind of neofascism, and it's coming largely out of the red states in the south. so it's nerve-racking the and the thought with social media being part of this, people are, as obama said, in their own media silos. people are getting false facts, false information, and are coming to, you know, conspiracy theories run amuck. we are a nation in crisis right now, but we've got all the good people that want to heal the country have to start pushing forward the politics of cohesion and not listen to the bombast of donald trump from the back of his golf court in florida, continually trying to divide our nation on race and class. >> yeah, or from a wedding, a stage crashing a wedding. i got to say i don't know -- i think i said something wrong. i think i should have said the arc of the moral universe. i left that out, so don't get all fired up, folks. i was like, wait a minute. i don'

john kasich. how are you? >> donlitics and i know you agree with this seem so trite when you thuink about wha is happening in miami. people waiting, people grieving, it's just -- and everybody can relate to this, right? we all go into buildings. we all have loved ones that, you know, one minute they're fine and we worry what will happen the next minute. it's just a terrible situation. >> it is a terrible situation but you know what? this is what happens when people, as you heard, the man john torres who owns a condo in the building, he says according to him, nobody could ever agree on anything. everybody was talking over each other. that is what is happening in washington. nobody is listening and talking at each other instead of with each other. look, republicans could have an independent bipartisan commission but republicans sabotaged it from get-go so now have they forfeited the right to complain about this one that the select one that they're trying to come up with? >> i think they're going to complain. the intere

that was signed by president -- former president john trump -- don trump.hat had to do with covid. i have not heard anybody mention that article. and also, i wanted to say, you know, i did get my vaccine and i am 83 years old. and also, all these people that are coming in from the border, why doesn't, sheet -- why doesn't kamala visit that border? host: thank you for the call. we continue the conversation on our social media pages, including facebook.com/c-span, and your text messages as well as on twitter, @cspanwj. it is sunday, the sixth of june. later, we look at data. next, though, author and conservative columnist cal thomas and the nation's john nichols on trump's speech last night in north carolina. later, sarah rose. her book entitled d-day girls on this anniversary of the landings on omaha beach. your -- you are watching washington journal. back in a moment. stay with those. ♪ ♪ >> my objectives were to understand the process. it was important, so i've reportedly processed. i eventually began to recognize that i liked two things -- i liked very mu

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don. >>> our senior cnn analyst john avlon and kirstin powers, good evening to both of you. more video, more to come. amanda carpenter was on last week and she was right, she said we'll be seeing these videos for years to come, more and more will be coming out and it seems that's what's happening. again, good evening to both of you. jon, as the company opens up, we're coming back to a totally different economy, supply chains are disrupted, there are worker shortages, crime is spiking across the map. ten mass shootings in the u.s. just this weekend. you've got the breaking news with what's happening with people trying to gaslight us about an insurrection. how does joe biden navigate all of this sort of post-pandemic, post-trump reality that's happening? >> it's a real storm, and it emanates from a fundamental lack of trust or a decrease in trust. the trump years decreased trust by effectively putting truth on trial every day. the pandemic decreased trust. you see this decrease in trust in civic institutions, among fellow citizens, resulting in violence, some absurd behavior.

those questions are going to be limited, there's going to be a lot of limitations on what don mcgahn can say. again, johneturn to normal, one of the things that the democrats really, really want is trump's taxes and there are still these discussions ongoing between the justice department and the house democrats trying to get their hands on those. >> some of those fights continue, just different parties, different adversaries, if you will, evan perez, grateful for the reporting on that. our panel is still with us. as someone who edits a lot of congressional pieces, the democrats thought they would get them. democratic attorney general, is this the president or is this judge merrick garland as the attorney general, more of an institutionalist, not a politician? >> i think they thought it was a good chance, probably actually both of them. there's a lot to what evan said that they want to though that this is not going to be a president and a justice department that's going to allow politics to govern their decisions, they're not going to be retaliating against a former president in these ways but it's also t

so thank you don, thank you jessica. by john steinbeck takes place in the sardine canneries of monterrey california. in her own book, this is zillion women, immigration and community in monterey california, 1915 to 1999. carol lynn mckibben focuses on the role women played in the industry. and how they were represented in steinbeck this novel. and provided the video. >> i'm really excited to be here today to celebrate the 75th anniversary of publication

let's get another check of weather this morning with john shrable who is in the weather center over the past couple of days, don, we've been pretty warm and, you know, i don't know if we're going to get a cool off day. in between any of these what we definitely been cooler already a little bit compared to especially where we were on monday. remember that triple digit heat that we had to be thankful that we are there any more. but yeah, we still do have some warm spots for a few of our inland areas. >> and even cooler days ahead of us. so it's nice to be seeing temperatures gradually sliding down as we work our way through this week on into next week, at least that eases off fire danger of that. you look outside this morning does show you some of the cloudy skies that we are in the midst of low gray hanging out over the east bay, too. so we're not getting much of a view in many of our perspectives in our web cams this morning. just because you are starting off the morning with so much that marine layer stacked up now pulling out across the region. we do have fog near the coastline. some hot inland temperatures e

reyna don, thank you for that. well, darya james and johnu guys all talked about that crane that's supposed to pass. >> underneath the bay and golden gate bridge is so again, what you need to know as a driver as you're heading out there. they're going to be doing those stops on both the upper lower deck of the bridge here that's supposed to happen here. the bay bridge about 6.15. so you may want to get out and try to get ahead on the road. before that happens or maybe take an alternate route case that backs up. we'll keep a close eye on that for you right now. a little under 12 minutes for your drive time. if you are heading into the city right now from the east bay and the golden gate bridge that's set to happen here about 5.30. again, we're keeping our eyes peeled for when that happens again. that time may change. but again, they're going to do in those rolling stops for drivers drive times have not changed yet. bill, as you travel into the city taking the golden gate bridge a little under 90 minutes for you. check out the san mateo commut

don bilton, j.p. morgan asset management head of global multi-asset -- is john bilton, j.p.n asset management head of global multi-asset strategy. how do you as an asset manager deal with the liquidity and the flow of money in the market? john: first and foremost, you take a step back. the most important thing to do in any of these situations. if you are looking at the individual stocks that go around in different directions, but you are trying to take a mac review, a macro view, you could easily -- a macro view, you could easily get strapped. a lot of these are delivering at very low levels. all that means is that we are getting quite significant opportunity for rotation between sectors, between different stocks, and there's very clearly not just something going on within some of the big media focused stocks, but across the market in general which is demonstrating that there's perhaps a little more opportunity to look for returns in idiosyncratic stories, to rotate into sectors which have perhaps been unloved in the last cycle, and more opportunity to follow the important t

reporters in order to get apple to hand over information about accounts belonging to don mcgahn and his wife. >> john final speech on sunday valued that he'll be back, he also used his time to attack his replacement, manatt tolly bent it, and blasted president biden over plans to revive the iran nuclear deal. for more on these and other stories, download the fox news app, scan the qr code on your screen and go to foxnews.com/app. >> sandra: enrollments will be joined by the florida mom who went viral for slamming critical race theory for implying a false race-based hierarchy and society. first, police are investigating the shooting death of two members of a prominent family in south carolina. 22-year-old paul murdaugh and his mother, maggie murdaugh were found dead last week. investigators say the sun may have been the intended target. phil keating joins us with the latest. >> much mystery surrounding this double homicide involving a very prominent well-known family, south carolina region. investigators are probing a theory that perhaps this mother and son were killed together because it was a target

name for him or herself and the ceo on the conference call, hey, john, what do you think about religious freedom in china can you imagine? don knows a great guy. that's a tough one china is a big market for them his answer could crush the stock. still, if nike could make the numbers and dodge that question, ithat they will be rewarded great story but not ifchina stays as important as its been fedex is a fantastic situation but may not be able to maintain. when united parcel spoke, theluy want great profit margins. fedex can do both and has the edge over both i'm saying the next time ups reports, i'll be more for the travel trust we sold some higher because it's a good story in a extremely negative reaction by an analyst that took me by surprise on friday we have the best read on small and medium size business formation by paychecks. typically the stock comes in hot and gets clobbered when they say good things. this stock has been clobbered ahead so a good-bye going into the quarter. the market is down, down, down, this day you buy paychecks the last time we had them on the show they didn't have a pickup lift at all business

john mccain. he is of course among the coast, the star of if you ask us, the circus on showtime. gentlemen, good evening. welcome to you both. donuld never be lost that biden did sign not only bipartisan legislation today, but important legislation today, and the event was emotional and lovely at the white house. does this bipartisan legislation have any convertibility into any other bipartisan legislation? >> it absolutely does. first of all, we should not diminish the importance of recognizing juneteenth as a federal holiday. it is important. yes, i will acknowledge the critics as they will say it's largely symbolic, but it is important particularly as republicans across the state legislators of this country attempt to whitewash, no pun intended, the very nasty legacy of slavery and through the vehicle diminishing the city of critical race theory which is actually not being taught in schools, but it is but it is. to your second question, i think the idea that juneteenth bill passed today cannot exist in a vacuum, so black twitter and the leftist twitter should claim a major victory because they made enough noise that people li

later this week, john al jazeera cornwall was just down the road from the summit extinction. rebellion activists gathered on the beaches of saint ties. don says, possessions and what's been done as math dion were held to push the well, the wealthiest countries, the more to protect the planet. the group says g, 7 leaders can't be trusted to act in the world's best interest. every. almost 4000 human bone fragments have been found under mounds house on the outskirts of mexico city. investigate is digging onto the house, say they belong to 17 victims. but believe others could also be buried out, the property. prosecutors have identified the main effect as andro. a 72 year old fortune police investigating him for murder off the wife. please come out that went missing last month. retired army colonel from chilly wanted for killings. during the rule of the dictator, augusta p. k has been arrested in argentina, was declared. rivera was accused of 23 murders. odds and time. police say he was court trying to board a flight in but is there is bound to spain will now be expedited to chile to 10 years in prison. the controversial corporate america fo

don! >> hi. republicans are determined to block biden's agenda at all costs. you just heard john talk about it, and you know. so the number three senate republican, john barrasso, he is saying -- this is at an even. listen. >> officials come under a lot of criticism at one time saying he wanted to make sure barack obama was a one-time president. i want to make joe biden a one-half term president. and i want to do that by making sure they no longer have house, senate, white house. >> so biden was successful in bringing foreign leaders together this week. but this kind of obstruction from the gop, can he work that strategy back home? >> well, i noticed when he was getting on the plane to go back on air force one, leaving geneva today, he was asked about what comes back when he gets back to washington? he was asked about mitch mcconnell. he sort of chuckled and said, well, you know, mitch always says no. and you know, i don't think biden and his team are under any illusions here. i mean, math is math. i'm not that good at math but a 50/50 senate was never likely to produce transform

with authorities and one don province after the plants operators said they're fixing what they call a performance issue. the power stations of the operator, the french energy john e d f. so it has begun examining a potential build up of gas emissions at one of the reactors. yeah, it's all warmly bowed. the one you with regards to foreign media reports about a nuclear plant and tie sean gong. jo. the hong kong government is highly concerned by last night. the government has announced that everything is normal, but we will contact and related authorities in going to province, probably within today as we have a regular mechanism to discuss the nuclear standards between hong kong and going down south crim is holding military drills around a set of disputed islands that are claimed by japan. a plan told us between leaders were cancelled a few days ago after a dispute about the islands take your lympics website has a map showing them as japanese territory. south grid filed a complaint which was rejected by japan sole is now asking the international olympic committee to mediate philippine president rodriguez to turn to says he will not cooperate with any investigation

john, and i'm sure you agree as well. >> but i can hear all the folks out there going, oh, right, don. that will never happen. >> no, it's nice to have an infrastructure week actually last more than five minutes. the president said it today and everyone will agree. bipartisanship is the way to move forward and the way to make progress in washington, d.c. and it's been so refreshing to see the give and take and the back and forth by democrats and republicans and this president. and while bipartisanship is the path forward, a bait and switch is a path to stalemate. the problem we had today, we had a tremendous victory when we said we have a deal on infrastructure. but when the president and the gang of ten came out and spiked the football and then two hours later, we hear that they have moved the goalpost, it's really not a victory. and when we have that contention on a progressive wish list, i see it being very difficult to move forward with this successful infrastructure package if there's going to be that companion bill that progressives want to be attached with it. >> well, they said

don, it hasn't stopped. we need federal legislation, we need the for the people act and the john lewis voting advancement acte in this nation. >> latosha is all dressed up and looks amazing, her bus tour has started already and she's out working for had you this is one doing the work. latosha, i love having you on, i love what you're doing, it's so patriotic and so american. thanks for standing up for all people, republicans and democrats, and the right to vote. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me, don. >> absolutely. so here is the breaking news, the doj is releasing videos from the capitol riot. we have 'em, we'll go through them. don't go anywhere. that's next. everything felt like a “no.” but then paul went from no to know. with freestyle libre 14 day, now he knows how food affects his glucose. and he knows when to make different choices. take the mystery out of your glucose levels - and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free. visit freestylelibre.us ♪ try it for free. viyou need an ecolab.us scientific clean here. and you need it here. and here. and here. which is why the scientific exp