then i think that lee harris, lee harris woman is an aduu harris, lee harris woman is an adult humant human female. >> yeah. and i just it's frustrates and i do think about this a lot. i'm the only man in the house. i have an eight year old daughter and a wife. and i do think about this a lot. and i worry about my daughter's future when this just can't be discussed. like grown ups. i think i'm watching children whenever, whenever i see this being debated especially well or not debated in the case of listening to people like keir starmer, who just obfuscates about everything, he can't answer the question. i think it's absolutely infuriating . why it's absolutely infuriating. why can't they just state and i'm not i don't want to directly have a poppy because i know, i know what you're saying. go on. i know clash. i do know i do genuinely understand what you're saying. so you're saying that we should be respectful and kind? i don't think that's that's not the point. yeah. i don't think anybody is saying that they're going to be just because we're not. you know, a man cannot become a wom

lee harris, thank you very much. really good to talk to you. that is lee harris.mon bar will be here live to tell us about his amazing paralympic struggle. but next at will be here to give the latest from behind the palace walls in welcome back. i'm nana akua. this is gb news. now. there's always something going on in the royal household. and this week has been no different. and each saturday, i love to give you a rundown and who better to do so than royal biographer angela levin? angela wow, it's been busy, hasn't it? today? talk me through trooping of the colour. >> it was absolutely amazing. i cried and cracking up before we even start. i mean , to see king even start. i mean, to see king charles, to be so brave, so strong . and sometimes i think strong. and sometimes i think his stomach hurt or he just moved himself. he didn't seem very comfortable, but he was there and he was going to go through it all. >> and the rain poured down, and he had a tiny little table and a place to sit. >> and i just thought, you know, he's the most wonderful man. he cares more ab

that is lee harris. he's there in bristol. he's a great british voice. right.ng yourself active. cystic fibrosis campaigner sophie grace holmes will be to here tell her story. but next, angela levin will be here to give us latest from behind the palace walls in the royal >> now there's always something going on in the royal household. and this week has been no different. and each saturday, i like to give you a rundown. and who better to do so than royal biographer angela levin? angela, what's on the menu? >> well, the menu today really is the battle between king charles and prince andrew about his home royal lodge. >> it's gone on for quite a long time now because increasingly the place looks very dilapidated i >> -- >> no paint? no, you know, raw under the under the way that the whole thing is built and king charles thinks it's now ridiculous. >> it's got 30 bedrooms and there's only the two of them, him and his wife that are there, that he would come down to a very nicely decorated flat. but he doesn't want to. >> i think he's sort of this tension of holding

lee. >> (calling names.) >> jimmy harris and josie and mark young, jennifer and mega and shout out to our former police thank you for being such a long term leader (clapping.) i got a lot of planning departments top docks you might want to identify i wass or i don't see david hoe. so this place is special to me because it was my first time i felt i might get fired if i speak up in the arts commission we should not dictate a choice of color for the community will that is not our community; right? make sure we had a community outreach let the community people pick in their choice of color we chinese are not - so we need to make sure that we are every time we make a decision process we need to do a culturely appropriate way to reach out for the community. because vibrant communities are in a healthy city. and i didn't get fired i bounce around so but through that i learned a lot from all of you, you and also see director heinecke schneider and miriam and i'm going to have to keep on shout out to the top dogs i'll working hard with you for 0 forever long i can handle (laughter) i spent hundre

thank you very much, lee harris. really good to talk to you. e angela levin will be here to give it's royal roundup time. ooh! angela. ooh. i feel a bit sick with that. angela levin joins us now. angela, what's been going on in the world of royals? >> well, the best thing is taylor swift , who had 90,000 taylor swift, who had 90,000 people, and three of them was a prince william and his two older children . children. >> and that was his party. and it was so lovely to see them huge smiles, enjoying it. 100. and that's just over the photograph that we all saw in the papers today, or read where they were in, in norfolk , and it they were in, in norfolk, and it was his birthday and they were jumping all the children with their father over a huge mountain of grass and i thought that he was looking straight at his wife and thinking, what have you done to me ? the two kids on you done to me? the two kids on the other side were grinning their head off, and little one, little louis was hanging on to his father really tight, and i thought it was just a br

in a few moments time, we'll be going head to head in the clash with political commentator lee harrislitical commentator and joana jarjue now, how important are female only spaces? i'll be discussing that in nana. nigel before we get started, let's get

leigh harris is in the studio with me now. he's just over there. yeah. so, lee. yeah.fferent. >> we've got quite a few people getting in. i wouldn't trust labour to run a bath , let alone labour to run a bath, let alone this country. that's what jenny says in moorsley. >> no . me neither. i can >> no. me neither. i can understand that. >> well, well you know , some >> well, well you know, some people are thinking that actually labour are better than any of the alternatives , let's any of the alternatives, let's see, barbara says, no , she was see, barbara says, no, she was talking about the missing man in tenerife, who? oh oh, there we go. ernie says, thank god. nana. i thought you had forgot about the news. anything could happen or since five minutes ago. i don't know what he's talking about, but the other one was better, and then what have we got? barnaby, grace and ian. plus, let's see what i've got here. what else is there? yeah. so this is what people are saying. mostly somebody talking about nigel farage as well. keep those messages coming. gbnews.com/win your sa

. >> congressman lee brown, dad. nearby don harris also murder. gunman who pretended to be a defector opened fire. his gun jammed, the other passengers disarmed him. the attack had lasted only a couple of minutes and then silence. the reporters who have made it into the jungle slowly crept back toward the airstrip. >> there was bob, with his big white hat and his god rides a harley white t-shirt. he was kneeling down for one person to the next. >> i worked my way out of the plane. greg robinson was near the gangway. he was dead. congressman ryan, he was dead. bob brown was a short distance away and he was dead. don harris was nearby too. near the gangway patricia parkes who was one of the defectors died. 25 dead. 10 wounded. shortly after the shooting stopped the pilots left in the only plane that could still fly, leaving the wounded to fend for themselves. >> i should've died on that airstrip, but it was not part of the plan. the whole right side of my leg was blown up except for the femoral artery. had it been severed i would've died in 90 secon

lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> vice president kamala harris and former president trump, both planning visits to the bay area this week the ways the bay area could influence the presidential election. >> also ahead, big news for the niners as the team locks down christian mccaffrey to a longer contract at a hotel. >> stays. and i'm jason appelbaum home here in west oakland, where the oakland ballers are set to make their home debut. we'll have a live report and all the excitement coming up after the break. >> but first, here's a quick check of the evening commute. this is a look at the east shore freeway as seen from our emeryville camera. it's looking a little slow going out there at this hour. you're watching ktvu news at six. we will be right back flex alert! flex alert! a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know when to help stop one. ok flex, just drop some knowledge on me again. oh, ok i will - i'll turn our thermostat to 78... i'll unplug the blender. the hair dryer. - my blankie? -

representative barbara lee from the east bay was in attendance, along with vp kamala harris and her husband. the national holiday will be celebrated next wednesday. >> in many ways, the story of juneteenth and of our nation is a story of our ongoing fight to realize that promise, our ongoing fight to build a nation that is more equal, more fair, and more free. >> a nation where every person has the opportunity not to just get by, but get ahead. >> mc roy wood jr tonight listed off accomplishments of the administration, the next presidential election looms in the biden campaign seeks to hold on to the support of black voters. this year's turnout could make the difference in key states. >> also new at 11, the oscars of the food world just snubbed the bay area for the second year in a row. the james beard foundation named its award winners today, and not a single bay area restaurant or chef took home a win. the best chef california award went to lord maynard llera of los angeles, filipino restaurant kuhio lord. there were two bay area finalists in that category. the honor for outstanding wine

harris both set to attend fundraisers in san francisco. >> tickets to the trump event as much as $500,000 per couple as he continues his post-conviction campaign blitz. our political reporter greg lee shows us the big race for cash this week. >> vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump will come to san francisco, raising money for a heated and expensive race for the white house. >> unprecedented doesn't do it. historic doesn't do it. this these are not even wild times. they're beyond that. >> the campaigns entangled with the courtroom. president biden's son, hunter becoming the first child of a sitting u.s. president to stand trial. trump now the first former u.s. president convicted of felony crimes. >> the good news is that i think we've set a record beyond all records for fundraising. >> in the 48 hours after the guilty verdict, the republican national committee said it raised $70 million, bolstering a total of $141 million in may. it's the first time trump has topped the biden campaign in monthly fundraising this cycle, though the incumbent still holds a wide edge. the biden campaign urged people to donate, writing the money that is pouring into his campai

harris are both set to attend fundraisers in san francisco. tickets to the trump campaign event as much as a half million dollars per couple. >> ktvu political reporter greg leeth more on the race for the cash. >> this week, vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump will come to san francisco, raising money for a heated and expensive race for the white house. >> unprecedented doesn't do it. historic doesn't do it, this these are not even wild times. they're beyond that. >> the campaigns entangled with the courtroom. president biden's son, hunter, becoming the first child of a sitting u.s. president to stand trial. trump now the first former u.s. president convicted of felony crimes. >> the good news is that i think we've set a record beyond all records for fundraising. >> in the 48 hours after the guilty verdict, the republican national committee said it raised $70 million, bolstering a total of $141 million in may. it's the first time trump has topped the biden campaign in monthly fundraising this cycle, though the incumbent still holds a wide edge. the biden campaign urged people to donate, writing the money that is pouring into his cam

the video choreographed by jo on for harry style song as it was, has received more than 680 lee, and use a numerous awards on youtube. i think this on to you, i so i'm not positive pink has an incredibly strong presence. death on me, we appeared together on the graham norton show, and i'll never forget her presence that plays also as it does take any controls can get hers. i mean, i respect what i remember. first of all about harry styles is his pension for plateful message. we sit down to a place, but we had a scene with a giant turned table that spun fairly quickly. and i could really tell that he was having a lot of fun with this playful aspect on the, on the books and met toria for his current production. yolanda is collaborating with french conductor locals and can be acquired an orchestra and 8 dancers in a closer center near paris there staging their interpretation of mozart's unfinished requiem if it can moselle now on the fact that mozart died while composing this together with the existing fragments of directly him confront us with death twice over, screwed us. and of cours

harris are both set to attend fundraisers in san francisco. >> tickets to the trump event as much as $500,000 a couple as he continues his post-conviction campaign blitz. ktvu political reporter greg leeith more on the race for the cash. this week, vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump will come to san francisco, raising money for a heated and expensive race for the white house. >> unprecedented doesn't do it. history doesn't do it, this these are not even wild times. they're beyond that. >> the campaigns entangled with the courtroom. president biden's son, hunter becoming the first child of a sitting u.s. president to stand trial. trump, now the first former u.s. president convicted of felony crimes. >> the good news is that i think we've set a record beyond all records for fundraising. >> in the 48 hours after the guilty verdict, the republican national committee said it raised $70 million, bolstering a total of $141 million in may. it's the first time trump has topped the biden campaign in monthly fundraising this cycle, though the incumbent still holds a wide edge. the biden campaign urged people to donate, writing the money that is pouring into his campai

representative barbara lee from the east bay was in attendance, along with vp kamala harris and her husbandthe national holiday will be celebrated next wednesday. >> in many ways, the story of juneteenth and of our nation is a story of our ongoing fight to realize that promise, our ongoing fight to build a nation that is more equal, more fair, and more free. >> a nation where every person has the opportunity not to just get by, but get ahead. >> mc roy wood jr tonight listed off accomplishments of the administration, the next presidential election looms in the biden campaign seeks to hold on to the support of black voters. this year's turnout could make the difference in key states. >> also new at 11, the oscars of the food world just snubbed the bay area for the second year in a row. the james beard foundation named its award winners today, and not a single bay area restaurant or chef took home a win. the best chef california award went to lord maynard llera of los angeles, filipino restaurant kuhio lord. there were two bay area finalists in that category. the honor for outstanding wine pr

even the contenders could take over for him i am talking kamala harris, gretchen whitmer gavin newsom don't poll well compared to trump. lee reasons, still as i really grim situation for the democrats to be in, especially if people are saying they are considering, replacing joe biden with one of them right now. maria: look, let's take a break breaking news coming up markets higher ahead what have could be a market moving number may pce index out did 10 minutes sometime stephanie pomboy is here with expectations there, you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox stay with us. . ♪ ♪ . coming out tonight ♪ ♪ . harlem has everything. but i couldn't find pilates anywhere. so i started my own studio. and with the right help, i can make this place i love even better. earn up to 5% cash back on business essentials with the chase ink business cash card from chase for business. want to save on some of the biggest names in streaming on the network made for streaming? x marks the spot. now you can add the new xfinity streamsaver™ that includes netflix, peacock, and apple tv+. that's xfinity streamsaver™ for just $15 a month. al

representative barbara lee from the east bay was there, along with vice president kamala harris and herny ways, the story of juneteenth and of our nation is a story of our ongoing fight to realize that promise, our ongoing fight to build a nation that is more equal, more fair and more free. a nation where every person has the opportunity not to just get by, but get ahead. >> the night took a political turn when mc roy wood jr listed off the accomplishments of the administration. president biden won 91% of black voters in 2020, according to the analysis by the associated press. it's a group he is hoping to win again. stranded along a cliff side with nowhere to go. coming up, how a stranded kitesurfer got the attention of rescuers first, though, here's a check of our forecast with drew. >> hey, kumasi time now is 540. we're looking at san jose this morning where we are reporting clear skies out there. our current temperature is near 60 degrees with high humidity levels. san jose is one of the areas that is under the heat advisory later on this afternoon. for good reason. we'll go to about

prince harry turned interviewer with his own experience to share. he spoke to nikki scott, whose husband, corporal leed. it sounds like you did the best that you could in that situation. exactly. and that's the same for anyone. there's no wrong or right way of doing that. and it's a conversation i will never forget. and, you know, i've had to do a lot of repatriation, the funeral, loads of tough stuff, but that is... sorry, i'm filling up now because that is... the hardest part. yeah. go! last month, harry led the party games at an event for scotty's little soldiers in london. nikki set up the charity to support bereaved military families. every child here had lost a parent. that sense of grief and loss was something harry had in common with them. so easy as a kid to think or convince yourself the reason is. i wouldn't know. like i was 12. yeah. for you, for an adult. but it seems to be the same. which is you convince yourself that the person that you've lost wants you or you need to be sad for as long as possible to prove to them that they're missed. then there's this realisation of... they must want

. >> harris: we're celebrating as americans, as a nation, juneteenth, a federal holiday, celebration and opal leee grandmother of juneteenth did a walk from the african-american museum of dallas to -- it took 2 1/2 years to reach the people in texas after lincoln signed into freedom emancipation day, what juneteenth is called. opal lee is 97 years old. in 1939 a mob burned down her family's texas home. she became an educator, activist who fought to see juneteenth observed federally. this month she told a local tv station, quote, it is not a texas thing or a black thing. it is an american thing. this year local charities teamed up and built her a new home on the site where the old one was set ablaze. juneteenth isn't just a black holiday but for all americans marking the day federal troops arrived to enforce the emancipation proclamation in texas two years after it was issued and celebrates the end of chattel slavery. >> this lady is really an inspiration. she walked from ft. worth, texas, to washington, d.c. over 1400 miles to bring reverence to the day of juneteenth and what i can really appreci

also comes just a day after vice president kamala harris was here, also looking to raise some campaign cash. >> ktvu political reporter greg lee joining us now live from san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood. and, greg, that is where silicon valley billionaires and wealthy donors will be hosting. the former president hoping to boost his campaign. as we head toward november. >> yeah. alex. heather, good afternoon to you and details on this event have been kept very private, very under wraps. i'm going to step out of the way so you can see the final preparations underway at this pacific heights home of david sachs, waiting for donors to arrive, as well as waiting for former president trump to arrive. you can see that white tent in front of the home. that is likely where former president trump will pull in as he gets ready to raise a lot of money tonight. this visit to san francisco, as you said, comes exactly one week since his criminal conviction in new york city on falsifying business records. the last time mr. trump attended a fundraiser in the bay area was in september of 2019, when he was president. tonight's event,

harris? we are ready to face the future together. we can't stop them cnn's mj lee is at the white house. >> it seems like a one-two punch me. mj, very positive ad that we just saw part of their and the written statement both straight at donald trump yeah, that's right. >> and, you know, juneteenth is a federal holiday that the president established back in 2021 to commemorate the end of slavery in the united states. and as you said, the president himself, this holiday is in rehoboth, doesn't have anything on his public schedule, but his camp campaign has certainly been busy hitting donald trump for his treatment of black americans. they put up a rather scathing statement that says in part donald trump has spent his entire life denigrating black americans that won't stop him and his campaign the pain from celebrating juneteenth today, if there are two things trump loves outside of himself, it's irony and racism. trump may have selective memory, but black americans haven't forgotten his lifetime of racism. that is tonally quite different from this new campaign ad tha

lee carter and democratic strategists, julie ridgeon ski. julie, we were looking at those numbers right there from harry, you saw four point swing in the fox duple a to point swing in the aggregate. that's some movement, not a lot, but a little movement. can you point to a y here? >> well, two things. i think one is obviously trump there's a convicted felon now, which he wasn't a few months ago and independent voters really don't like that in their president. the second i think is that public sentiment about the economy's always a lagging indicator the economy has been doing well. voters haven't believed that it's been doing well, but now they're finally starting to see the effects of it in there. their own pocketbooks. and i think because of that, it's starting to really trend for the democrats and providing, i don't have the number in front of you, but in that fox news poll, the approval of biden on the economy isn't like a 35 or 36%, which doesn't sound good record high, but it's still record high in that fox news who's poll lee, what do you see going on here in these numbers really mean i'm really looking at is the independent voter. >> and

harris are both set to attend fundraisers in san francisco. tickets to the trump campaign event it go run as much as half $1 million per couple. ktvu political reporter greg lee has more on the race for the cash. >> this week, vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump will come to san francisco, raising money for a heated and expensive race for the white house. >> unprecedented doesn't do it. historic doesn't do it, this these are not even wild times. they're beyond that. >> the campaigns entangled with the courtroom. president biden's son, hunter, becoming the first child of a sitting u.s. president to stand trial. trump, now the first former u.s. president convicted of felony crimes. >> the good news is that i think we've set a record beyond all records for fundraising. >> in the 48 hours after the guilty verdict, the republican national committee said it raised $70 million, bolstering a total of $141 million in may. it's the first time trump has topped the biden campaign in monthly fundraising this cycle, though the incumbent still holds a wide edge. the biden campaign urged people to donate, writing the money that is pouring into his

. ♪ >> harris: our team needs to make a quick correction from earlier in the program. our team accidentally put up the identifier for congresswoman summer leen on the screen was congresswoman jayapal. the copy error and we wanted you to know. liberal democrats and media are blame pro-israel cash for bowman's primary loss. going into tuesday's primary race he was already down 17 points. anyway, the lobbying group aipac did spend 14 1/2 million dollars in an effort to see bowman booted. his fellow squad members are angry. >> i think the implications of that race are the fact that we should all be extremely concerned about the role of big money in difficult to trace funds in order to have influence in our elections. >> we cannot allow special interest, dark money, super pacs to buy congressional seats. it is a threat to our democracy. >> harris: progressive senator bernie sanders said, quote, it is an out rage and insult to democracy we maintain a corrupt finance system that allows super pacs to buy elections. "new york times" appeared to quietly change the headline to an article about bowman's loss. the original headline was this. bowman fall

prince harry turned interviewer with his own experience to share. he spoke to nikki scott, whose husband, corporal lee back, and they have the backing of a prince who's been on his own bereavementjourney. you've literally turned your pain into a purpose. i need to give you a hug. let's do it. daniela relph, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. if you've been finding the temperatures by day and also by night a bit uncomfortable, well you'll be pleased to hear that in the next few days it is going to turn fresher for us all, both by day and by night. and it's going to be windy at times as well, especially in the northern half of the country. low pressure is driving our weather at the moment. you can see the isobars indicating the strongest winds and we've got this weather front continuing to push towards the east, pushing away the hot and humid air and replacing it with fresher atlantic air. so it's going to feel cooler even as we go through the day today. so here are the dregs of that weather front, not much more than a band of cloud. behind it we're looki

harris faulkner. it is "outnumbered" time and michael holmes are here, emily compagno and kandace in any also joining us, from fox business, shell, sony former congressman and can they leedin. it is new and is unsettling. nbc reports that the department of homeland security is now searching for 50 of those illegal border crossers. and we know that they were released into the united states when they reached the border because they were not on the government's terrorist watch list. according to the nbc report, they were among a group of more than 400 people that the dhs had actually identified as "subjects of concern" because they were brought in to our nation by an isis link smuggling network. some of them who were arrested reportedly have been removed from the country. we need a number on that. we need details but we need to know who these people were but we want to know more about that isis smuggling group. you think mayorkas with talk about that when he speaks in a little while. don't hold your breath. the remaining of the group have been found in some places across 17 states in the united states and we are told they could soon be arrested. the heightened tensions ove

thursday night mj lee, cnn white house, every debate presents opportunities for shocks and twists of course, and thursday showdown will be no exception cnn senior data reports and harry entin looks at some of the great debate unknowns how rusty will these candidates be? we're dealing with record all candidates and neither from debated during the primary season. that is the first time that that has ever happened where neither candidate debated during the primary season, usually at least one, if not two, has done going into a general election debate. so how rusty will they become thursday, we're just going to have to wait and see all right. how about some other great unknowns heading into the debate, this trump name a vp, he's kinda ties that a little bit because if he does, it might be the only thing that we talk about post debate up all of a sudden you have a complete ticket on the republican side, it could cover up for a potential gaff that he in fact might make. maybe if he feels like the betas going well, he won't actually say anything. all right, that's two unknowns how about a third unknown? >> which donald trump shows up at the debate on thursday night, or we d

lee's bay area roots are extensive. he was born and raised in san francisco, next to 630 dueling presidential campaigns headed for the bay area. what you can expect today when vice president harris trump's high priced fundraiser tomorrow and oakland's newest sports team kicks off its home season in front of a big crowd at raimondi park. in fact, the ballers drew almost as many fans as the a's just a few miles away. >> wow. yikes wow. and it was warm out there. so those fans are certainly fighting the heat. let's get you going this morning. we'll find temperatures again warming very quickly. full sunshine out there. well into the 80s past 11 a.m. so highs today. we're day two of our heat wave. heat advisories are in effect for another afternoon. we now a 630. heat wave. more heat advisories in effect across the bay area today. just how hot it's going to get and when we'll finally see it cool down. and new this morning, president biden and normandy commemorate in normandy to commemorate those who risked their lives for the country on d-day 80 years ago. then one of the most anticipated sequels of the year is just weeks away. the final trailer dropped for inside out two. i'm so exc

prince harry turned interviewer with his own experience to share. he spoke to nikki scott, whose husband, corporal lee a lot of repatriation, the funeral loads of tough stuff, but that is. sorry, i'm filling up now because that is. the hardest part. yeah. go! last month, harry led the party games at an event for scotty's little soldiers in london. nikki set up the charity to support bereaved military families. every child here had lost a parent. that sense of grief and loss was something harry had in common with them. so easy as a kid to think or convince yourself the reason is... i wouldn't know. like i was 12. yeah. for you, for an adult. but it seems to be the same. which is you convince yourself that the person that you've lost wants you or you need to be sad for as long as possible to prove to them that they're missed. then there's this realization of.. they must want me to be happy. three, two, one. scotty provides both practical and emotional support. the charity tries to bring the fun back, and they have the backing of a prince who's been on his own bereavementjourney. you've literally turned

harris: maybe that worked against joe biden a bit because, yeah, that was tough. i want to thank you. you guys are terrific and i'm always so grateful to have you in studio and leea pleasure. the tragic results of illegal immigration crime, hundreds of people gathered in houston, texas, to mourn the killing of 12-year-old jocelyn nungaray. two illegal border crossers are now charged with that child's murder. her funeral came hours before president biden tried to defend her record on the border and former president trump hit the issue head on. stay with us. i'm jonathan lawson, here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about

harris signed into law, the juneteenth national independence they act to make juneteenth a federal holiday. this was a long time coming, thanks to tireless years of work, from leaders, like miss over leein its fourth year, the biden administration is marking juneteenth with several events, including this week's concert on the white house lawn. >>> joining us now is director of the united states budget, shalonda young. >> director, thank you so much for joining us this morning. there's two things, a commemoration in celebration of juneteenth this upcoming week which is, michael detailed the history. and then there is, separate from that, with this administration is doing for black americans. and you have the vice president, with d.o. huguely talking about what is at stake for black voters and i want to play that and have you respond to what he is saying. >> every thing is at stake, think about it. we brought down black unemployment, it's the lowest it's ever been. we increased housing, a lot more to do. you know, how many black persons you know or white persons that you know that have diabetes and need insulin? they are paying $400 a month, now they are paying more month. now they are