of dying because of a problem of this with his lungs and so and people have always often typical lois's day but it is so they have illnesses which are already affecting them and then with a corona virus they they are always. there many of them are not prepared to to to resist so this is really the population which is the most one or rural and they have not the best access to the health care structures so they are really affected and it's a really for them the most problematic situation to deal with it now. in rio de janeiro thank you very much thanks. moving to soccer now inventor brahmins hopes of avoiding relegation received another boost with victory against kind of on saturday 3 weeks ago it looks like the bonus leadership had sailed from the port city but a late run now means the relegation battle could be more exciting than the one for the title. h. was last chance saloon for part of born and things got off to a specious start when jamie 2 colleagues conceded a penalty for bass unfortunate hand. a strong save from leopold singer that kept me lot of rush it's a spot kick out and th

i talked to doris strother who is in the book and i talked to lois giller who is in the air that way. lois was in the air, so i got their stories about it was a training mission and we were all there and there were no guns in the plane had problems, so it's one of those where you find the official accident report , but if there's a conspiracy theory you have to go beyond that and talk to people who are actually there so that's one of the stories that gets touted a lot and people talk about a lot that i was able to do a lot of good research. i always tried to find three good sources to prove that something was accurate and may be a new source will come and prove me wrong, but i tried hard to get that accuracy just because there are so many rumors tied to these women and their stories. host: definitely, and i think maybe not a rumor about one that is misunderstood by a lot of people is the back story of the wasp and in the us army air forces and even the women that led it viewed it as an experiment although i understand a lot of the wasp themselves would want to refer to themselves that

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a second question, if you awe loy, general millie's comments he should not have been part of the photo op in front of saint john's church. >> take your first question. it was, restate it. i'm sorry. >> the black caucus -- >> i would like to work with the congressional black caucus. i have a very good relationship with karen bass, a high respect for karen. we served together in the state legislatu legislature, worked together from fosters, kids and others. i reached out to karen. we haven't talked, and i look forward to continuing those discussions just as we've talked to anyone willing to work with us. i've recently saw this -- comment. i didn't know how to take it. was he commenting about in combat uniform? what he was wearing? should have been that uniform? i wasn't quite sure. >> that it was inappropriate for him to have been there, because it created a perception of the military being involved in -- >> i have a great deal of respect for the general and for the service that he's done. just now hearing it. i don't know what else to say on that aspect of it. >> question. >> yes, sir?

it follows rare anti-government protests in areas u usually loy to the president. people are angry about the rising cost of living, whwhich s been sparked by a dramatic fall in syria's currency. next week the u u.s. wi bring in new sanctions targeting the assad regime over the nine-year civil war which has killed nearly 400,000 people. here is our chief foreign editor with his analysis. >> assad has s sacked his prime minister who has been with him fofor the last t four years. that i think is part of t the picturure of growing frurustrat growing insecurity. sueueda.ed earlier there have e been protesests in areas right a at the cenenter oe loyal movement to a assad. to hear voices of dissent coming from there is a really bad sign for the regime. but beyond that, there appears to be now dissent within president assad's own family, with his first cousin catching the headlines. he has been stung for tax claims, millions and millions of u.s. dollars. e says he is not going to pay. he wields a lot of powerer. he appeared on facebook warning the regime to keep its hands

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with a number of different objects earlier we spoke with did their view correspondent in paris lisa lois she talked to us about some of the issues that have led to the protests france feeling here is certainly that the hasn't been much change and if the half in change city in the right it's been in the wrong way you know just look back over the past few years there have been lots of demonstration is specially the yellow vests protest and there was a lot of police violence now at the palace and his even discussing as a new door draft law that would forbid people from spreading images of the police and many people feel that that would take a great big part of their protection from police violence here in france so there is a lot of mistrust amongst people towards the police and it's grown really lisa lowe's their force and. let's get you briefed now on some of the other stories making the news at least 100000 people have been moved to safety as a rare storm closes in on india's west coast cycle on the saar goes expected to make landfall south of mumbai wednesday afternoon and unleash flood

. >>> the police chief in men loy park made a surprise announcement. >> there's only one way that thisonversation can go ford, that's a fresh start. and i think it time for that fresh start. with that i'm, it's unfortunate, all sorry to say i'll be announcing my retirement. >> he made his announcement saying he's belived he lost the trust of the city council. he's been chief for the past two years, he will stay on the job until the end of july. >>> the mayor of louisville said one of the three officers involved in the shooting death of breona taylor is being fired. the detective violated the use of force. taylor was a 26-year-old emt shot and killed in her apartment. police were using a no knock warrant. >>> when you're black, being joyful, is an act of resistance. >>> why people from all walks of life say it's more important to celebrate juneteenth. >>> the beautiful weather continues. kyla has the forecast, next. when we closed our doors in march, wynn committed instantly to keeping all 15,000 team members on-board. we then focused our five-star level of service to all who needed it.

host: from sioux city, iowa, here is lois. good morning. caller: good morning. my question is, if i read correctly some years ago, eventually it just became less dangerous as time went on. i wonder if this coronavirus has the possibility of eventually changing or mutating in that regard. guest: we talked earlier about the fact that the virus is mutating, but it is mutating relatively slowly. it certainly could happen, but i think it is unlikely that it will happen in time. we will see too many people get sick and die because i think it could take too long for that kind of mutation to occur if it were going to occur at all. i am not counting on that happening. host: what is the best way to think about the rate of spread of coronavirus as we get into warmer months? will there be changes? guest: i have a lot of colleagues and friends in india who are seeing a huge increase in the last month in the rates in india. relatively warm, into the monsoon season now. i don't see much indication it is slowing down. we are seeing outbreaks in brazil. the rates are going way u

officers have been shot during protests in missouri they were trying to control crowds and it sent lois some demonstrators have been smashing windows looting and setting businesses on fire the offices are expected to make a full recovery and in the state of oregon thousands of protesters marched on to band side bridge and portland so you can see they lay face down with their hands behind their backs for 9 minutes and remembrance of george floyd that 9 minutes reflecting just how long a police officer held down his knee on george for its neck well those are the headlines of the more news here on al-jazeera after pre-crime. the term pre-crime comes from this movie a minority report in which a prediction is being made about something in the individual has not yet done but is going to do and a preemptive arrest is made of someone before they performed an act. if you would have asked me 37 years ago if we would have gunshot detection or video cameras in neighborhoods or be able to predict where crimes occurred i would have said you're crazy. still aiming to us and future of the future is alr

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next is loy interim, north carolina. welcome to the conversation. >> how many slaves to jackson have in tennessee, and with the same slaves travel with them to the white house? >> thank you. either of you know the answer to that? >> they have some 300 odd slaves, it was all rather large plantation. nobody at the time would travel with a large number of slaves. they would bring perhaps a couple of personal servants but that had become if you're about as abolitionist sentiment grew in the north. it became less unless possible to bring slaves to free territories as washington for example. >> so he wins the election, comes to washington. he tells the story of the inaugural party. will he leaves the inauguration, rise on horseback to the president's house and the public is invited. but there were about 20,000 people who had attended the. integration it's open to the public, this is the democratic republic, the people of the west and they crash the house and the rest of the tables and the drink all the wine. there was 1600 pou

partnership, that puts us in a very sound position >> all right well, we're going to be following it close loiike in terms of the use of the word air >> none twosoever. this is a car, not a sneaker >> okay. peter, thank you appreciate it. >> thank you >>> it's worked well for nike so far. let's get now to sue herera for a news update. >> good morning, everybody here's what's happening at this hour confirmed coronavirus cases around the world have now topped 8.5 million. as new cases here in the u.s. rose to their highest level in nearly six weeks that's according to john's hopkins university india has set a one-day record with more than 13,000 new infections you can go to cnbc.com for a complete break down to the spread >> in tulsa, oklahoma hundreds of people are in line to attend president trump's rally tomorrow president trump tweeting a warning this morning to, quote, protesters anarchists, agitators or low lives, end quote, coming to his rally he says they will be treated much differently than protesters were in new york, atlanta and minneapolis. >>> crowds cheered as a confederate statue

loi like a honda, a ford deal eershp and independent dealerships tend to focus on used cars. so what wells fargo is saying and the line from wells fargo is that they're doing this because they see the credit deteriorate potentially. they're worried about the way this is going to come back to them instead of spending billions and billions of dollars to shore up their reserves of credit losses. >> i think it's so interesting they've taken this step and certainly there will be considerations about how the credit risks in this sub sector, but krouf got a quote in your article from what the ceo was talking about last friday when he presented it. the bernstein conference, which related to the flexibility wells fargo has with the asset capital it faces and it can't continue to be loaning and therefore generating assets to all areas it therefore faces more stringent controls than other banks it has to cut back in some areas. this is one it's chosen to do so >> i think you're right. i think they're underplaying the cap the fed has on them. especially with a lot of corporate clients ru

shack our producer points out apple is responsible for 12.5% of the dow's gain since the march 23rd loi.5%. up 60% in three months. >> it's kind of like babe ruth when he said, listen, he is going a good year. i think that tim cook is incredible because what he has done while it is incremental, something i was with this weekend had the apple 5, someone had the apple 7. these things look like model as and model ts all this incremental is nonsense what you're ending up with is a product that is better and better and better and knows everything about you all these little changes to the operating system make it so that you cannot believe the thing -- i mean, i know -- the phone knows that at 5:00 i start my workout by listening to pearl jam. how the hell is that possible? and the answer s well, it's apple. apple knows. it knows everything and it makes life very, very easy i mean, yesterday i turned on john denver in the middle of the show i didn't mean to but i said a couple magic words and john denver came on what happened was i said "i'm sorry" which is a song by john denver which was tra

the united states of america trained and deployed our heroes on these hall loyed ground and won two worldg of these magazine enough symptom and fabled military installations. i imagine you have a reaction to that. what might that be. >> yeah, i think it speaks to the ignorance of donald trump. if he understood history he would understand that these were insurrectionists who actually tried to secede from the united states of america. had they succeeded he did not have the great nation that we have today and it was those who stood up against such tyranny that made this nation great. so, you know, whether -- what do you expect from someone who has stoked the flames of racist tendencies in this nation. what do you expect from someone who would use the hallowed grounds of the white house to continue to den nate and dehumanize significant parts of our american family? i wouldn't expect anything less in a tweet from him. >> i will let your questions be rhetorical for the moment, congresswoman yvette clarke, have a great day in brooklyn. >>> protesters in seattle maintain control of several belon

>> as the member designated by representative lois frankel, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. frankel will vote no on the motion to recommit. as the member designated by representative chellie pingree, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. pingree will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. lewis of georgia, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. lewis will vote nay on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. kind of wisconsin, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. kind will vote nay on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> as the member designated by representative kirkpatrick, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that representative ki

from sioux city, iowa, here is lois. caller: good morning.e yearsorrectly ago, eventually it just became less dangerous as time went on. coronavirus has the possibility of eventually changing or mutating in that regard. guest: we talked earlier about the fact that the virus is mutating, but it is mutating relatively slowly. it certainly could happen, but it is unlikely that it will happen in time. we will see too many people get sick and die because i think it could take too long for that kind of mutation to occur if it were going to occur at all. i am not counting on that happening. host: what is the best way to think about the rate of coronavirus spread in warmer months? i have a lot of colleagues and friends in india who are seeing a huge increase in the rates in india. they are into the monsoon season now. i don't see much indication it is slowing down. we are seeing outbreaks in brazil. i don't think we can count on that. it is possible there may be some mitigating effect, but it may have more to do with us being outside and further apar

. >> my name is lois. i am a lakota nativeborn woman raised in the cheyenne tribe of south dakota.ienced the profiling ways poverty has affected all people in this community and country. i have experienced has systemic racism often makes the struggles worse for people of color and native people like me. family werey supporters in this wealthy country. the low income rate among native american is likely higher than 65%. me and my family are part of that. i left the reservation as a teenager, but i see how generational poverty and systemic racism affects people in kansas city as well. currently my income is only $470 a month. my partner works for the sim company as me and has for 15 years. 10.50 an hour and our rent is $600 a month with utilities paid. that means close to 50% of income goes toward housing. the majority of my neighbors in kansas city's northeast neighborhood are people of color, poor immigrants, and poor whites. almost 60% are tenants and we struggled to pay our rent as it is. in many ways, the struggle of native people is mirrored in the struggle of all oppressed peo

i first felt it during the irs probe when lois lerner targeted conservative americans.was when we got the first hint that our government was being corrupted to actually be used against us. so, i do think we need to get to the bottom of this entire probe. who started it, when did they start it, and did they do everything legally? that i think that -- i think that cya memo gives you a good indication that this was rotten. to behink it needs exposed. we don't serve them. that is about all i have to say. host: president trump tweeting this morning about the hearing yesterday and saying this in one of his tweets. wheeler should never have been appointed, although -- he did prove that i should be the most honest man in america. the ranking member is dianne feinstein of california. she asked rod rosenstein yesterday about the legitimacy of the mueller investigation. >> can you identify any findings in the 448 page report that relies on information from the dossier? >> i don't believe there is any such information. >> can you identify which of the 199 criminal counts reveling f

the victims of lowest learners should be able to go in the federal court to sue lois lerner for her misusing powers to deprive people of their constitutional rights under the first amendment. for example. that's an issue that i think is absolutely essential for preservation of our constitutional liberties. host: less than 10 minutes left with congressman tom mcclintock. republican of california. member of the house judiciary committee. did want to ask you, congressman, about that hearing set today before the judiciary committee. the title of the hearing, political interference and threats to prosecutorial independence. we'll be airing it live here on c-span when it happens. the testimony that came out yesterday, the written testimony by former prosecutor aaron za ynn i ask, the former are -- zalensky. read you what he wrote. he's expected to say today, what i heard repeatedly was roger stone was being treated differently from any other defendant because of his relationship to the president. i was told that the acting u.s. attorney for the district of columbia, timothy shea, was receiving hea

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. >> i am lois. raised ative born woman tribe in south dakota. i am a mother and grandmother.erty has affected our people in this community and in this country. i have experienced how systemic racism often makes these struggles worse for people of color and native people like me. growing up, my family, the poorest in this wealthy country. the poverty and low income rate among native american people is very likely higher than 65%. me and my family are part of it. i left the reservation as a teenager, but i see how generational poverty and systemic racism affects people in kansas city, too. currently my income is only $470 a month. my partner works for the same property management company as me and has had for 15 years. e makes $1050 an hour. -- he makes 10.50 an hour. our rent is $600 a month, all utilities paid. that means close to 50% of our income goes to housing. a majority of my neighborhood in kansas city's northeast neighborhood are poor immigrants, people of color and poor whites. almost 60% of us are ants, and we struggle to pay our rent as it is. in many ways the stru

el que tengas oportunidad de reparar lo que ya ha sido dañado... es asombroso. loy merece el mejor cuidadoanciamiento social. >>> el distanciamiento social no solamente aplica para transportes pÚblicos tambiÉn es obligatorio en las calles, restaurantes a la hora de ordenar comida para llevar, en los parques, incluso hasta para los personajes de times square s, como el legendario (nombre en inglÉs). >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> bueno, yo no he dejado venir ni un dÍa desde que la pandemia comenzÓ, no habÍa nadie, asi que la distancia me hace sentir cerca de las personas, no he visto a nadie en cien dÍas. >>> california le da la bienvenida a la nueva normalidad. con la apertura de toda clase de negocios y lugares de entretenimiento. >>> en la ciudad de san francisco para mantener la sana distancia en los parques, las autoridades han pintado cÍrculos para que los visitantes estÉn separados 6 pies el uno del otro. los amantes de la naturaleza tendrÁn que hacer reservaciÓn para poder entrar a los grandes parques nacionales yosemite y sequoia a, en los Ángeles, las playas estÁn listas para recibir

stonewall, the grand marshal leading chicago's pride parade was our city's first openly gay mayor lorri loi light foot, an incredible leader. this year most pride festivals in the u.s. and around the globe were canceled or transformed into virtual celebrations because of covid-19 but those virtual gatherings still had much to celebrate. we've witnessed poe found progress in -- profound progress in half century since stonewall. public attitudes about gay and trans' rights have increased greatly. openly gay men and women serve as corporate and civic leaders, as mayors, governors, members of congress and an openly gay married man ran a serious campaign for president. gay men and lesbians serve openly in america's armed forces. while this generation has regrettably reinstated a ban on transgender persons serving openly in the military, transmen, women and children are becoming more visible members in much of the rest of our society. this june also brings a major new cause for celebration. in a landmark 6-3 ruling the supreme court of the united states has ruled that employment discrimination on

representative lois frankel, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the frankel will vote yea on h.r. 51. member designated by representative chellie pingree, to h.res. 965, i inform the house that ms. pingree will h.r. 51.on the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member of gnated by mr. lawson florida, pursuant to house inform the 65, i house that mr. lawson will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for the purpose does gentlewoman from pennsylvania seek recognition? ms. scanlon: mr. speaker, as a speier,esignated by ms. pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. on h.r. 51.vote yea the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by congressman grace napolitano, pursuant to house resolution 965 , i inform the house congressman napolitano will vote yea on h.r. 51. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? >> good afternoon, mr. speaker, mr. lynch: as the