lucas: we are a facilitator.his is something that goes all the way back to the telecommunication act of the 1930's. things that essentially everyone in the country is going to have the best technology. if it is going to be widely available to everyone, congress helps facilitate that. there are number of universal funds that help initially support the telephone lines that now help broadband in a variety of other communication sources. congress,argue that first the military and nasa, we would have never had the telecommunications satellites we have now. somewhat argue we would still be in some form of transistor world as opposed to the computer chips we operate now. fundinghere to research and through a variety of sources to, in my opinion, in a positive way, to encourage the sector to move forward. peter: if there an infrastructure bill in congress, would you support broadband and technology being part of that infrastructure bill? rep. lucas: absolutely. broadband is one of the great equalizers of our society. if

eric: lucas, thanks so much. arthel. arthel: eric, we will head over to the white house now where we find david spunt with the latest reaction from the president. hi, david. david: hi, arthel, good afternoon to you. the president has made what happened to the monuments and other federal property a 2020 campaign issue. he's talked about a lot over the past few weeks, in fact, he was supposed to be in bedminster, new jersey i was supposed to be in new jersey, canceled trip and said he would stay at the white house all weekend to make sure law and order is enforced in washington, d.c. when it comes to monuments and other federal property. now speaking of monuments, one of the monuments you did not see in lucas' report, andrew jackson monument, the seventh president of the united states in lafayette park, now on monday vandals put chains on the famed statute trying to get it down. they were unsuccessful. minutes later authorities on the scene, blocked out the park. now there's no access to the statute. look at the fbi most w

you didn't talk do you regret lucas killing regret. it's actually a humane reaction what is known for you saying that murder is a humane reaction. comes around goes around but he was a traitor to the german people and he told his own countrymen to leave if they disagreed with his refugee policies. post the solution talks with the. authorities discovered google searches for the key words you could dead and shot in the head shortly before and after the murder from several german states and indication of possible accomplices the role of the far right n.s.u. is also under investigation between 200-2007 the group are murdered a total of 10 people allegedly found to luca's name was on their hit list. many questions remain unanswered the trial is set to include 30 days of hearings which are scheduled to be completed by the end of october. well football news now and by and munich have retained the bundesliga title after a win of a bremen gave them an unbeatable laid at the top of the standings now it's the 8th season in a row that by and have

to discuss, we are joined by lucas shaw.lot of commitments from different companies but the approach netflix is taking to this is fairly unique. how exactly will this work? lucas: they are going to take about 2% of the cash that they have on hand at any given time, which is right now about $5 billion of the end of last year. they are going to ship that from one of the many financial institutions at which they already work into those that specifically serve black communities. the preferences black-owned or black lent banks. they are working with the credit union which is led by bill bynum, a black ceo. we will see how it goes beyond this. they have pledged about $35 million. they say they will go up to $100 million. i would not be surprised if they increase this the years ahead of it works well. emily: talk to us how about the idea came about. it was really sort of employee driven. then, take into higher ups at the company who somehow got up to $100 million. lucas: netflix had started late last year, i believe it was october,

. >> thank you for having me, peter, and congressman lucas, answer taking this time to speak. i want to ask you about the proposal you have you put out in january asking for an increase in spending on federal r&d but among the things you call for as a boost in spending on artificial intelligence, biotech and quantum computing. given the pandemic we are in the midst now, 100,000 plus of daikon is anything you would change in terms of areas of focus, areas of research were such a federal thing spending could be applied? >> guest: i think what was seen in recent months demonstrates not just me but the magnitude of the resources that are necessary. when legislation is being put together my focus was how do we stay ahead of our international competitors, how do we make sure we are on the front edge in all of these technologies? now with pandemic problems we face there's -- [inaudible] it's been devastating to many of the research universities and private research foundations and enterprises this little shutdown for two or three months that we have gone through. how do we restart th

david walliams and matt lucas used blackface make—up in some of their sketches.our correspondent, andy moore. what are they saying? these are some of the latest programmes to be reassessed in the wake of the black wives matter protest. little britain from 2003-2008 wives matter protest. little britain from 2003—2008 have been removed from 2003—2008 have been removed from bbc iplayer, netflix, britbox and so has come fly with me. in near identical tweets, matt lucas said david and i have spoken publicly about regret about playing characters of other races in recent yea rs. playing characters of other races in recent years. it was wrong, we are sorry. society had changed, his own views have evolved. he said he would not black up, make jokes about tra nsvestites not black up, make jokes about transvestites now. he said there was no bad intent there, just wanting to show off what a diverse bunch of characters they could play. now saying it was lazy for white people to get a laugh by blacking up. it was an enormous hit back in 2003-2008, it is not the was an enormous

. >>> representará luca luca luca menos . >>> líderes dialogaron de las tácticas utilizadas por la policíayo . >>> el jefe de la policía dio a conocer una pauta por la bala de goma la firma no poder eliminar nunca los complejos y veo que fue tan grande que alcalde decidió hacer cambios a la reunión de hoy y tenemos más de 300 personas que buscan expresar su opinión . >>> con de problemas la policía nunca va . >>> ahora lo recordará como el que forjó un movimiento . >>> el grupo manifestantes con el evento con un altar rodeado de velas que continuará con la ciudad este viernes alcaldes publican su cuenta de houston que este martes firmó la reforma propuesta por el vicepresidente barack obama lame más su llamado a los alcaldes para discutir sus políticas sobre el uso de fuerza excesiva mientra que el departamento de policía de santa rosa anuncia que no utilizara las técnicas de llave cuello, poca presentar un plan para mejorar el diálogo entre la comunidad para supervisores solicitan cambios en el proceder de la policía pero también el uso de la miento no letales para disolver manifestacione

jon. >> lucas tomlinson, at lafayette park a lucas, thank you. >> we now go to downtown washington kevin corke is reporting there live. kevin. quite the eempg here at the nation capitol north of the white house where we have seen thousands of marchers come from the north and east web and they've made their way directly towards 1600 pennsylvania avenue. we have been marching along with them throughout the city. we actually began today over on capitol hill. we have made our whoa all the way up past u street to malcolm x park we find ourselves in scott circle easy mentioned north of the white house as we show you these live pictures i want you to get a sense of how large this crowd is and just a perspective keep this in mind we've been actually here in this exact position for the better part of an hour and a half and we've seen a steady stream of marchers it is a little bit clear now as you see some law enforcement there trying to usher crowd ever so close to lafayette park. it was an all peaceful, though, throughout the day actually there was sol heated exchanges happening if you take a lo

lucas tomlinson joins us from nationals park in washington with more on all this. lucas.t you might now, and if you do, you are on from nationals park. boy, oh, boy, i thought he had us. listen, while we try to reconnect with lucas, the idea there, you know this from the way these stadiums are built, nationals park an example which is located in the city of washington, you think of places like wrigley field in chicago, many of them are located in cities and around the stadiums, camden yards in baltimore, there are a lot of bars, restaurants and all the rest that are set up x they rely on those stadiums. and now we do have lucas set up. i believe he does hear us, and he knows about that story. i was just saying they need the business, and it's not clear if they're going to have it have year, right? >> reporter: sure do, connell. in fact, the world series champs were supposed to host the san francisco giants right behind me at 4:00. as you can see, baseball is not playing. now, earlier i spoke to the owner of walter's sports bar here behind me, he needs packed fans. he can'

thompson with the very latest, lucas.is about to roll through. interior secretary said no more monuments are coming down on his watch. >> we-- they are not simply torn down because a person thinks it's good to rip out our history. we won't allow it. i can't allow it. the laws that we have for park service say that we need to conserve the monuments for future generations. lucas: the president's executive order strengths laws dealing with vandals and cutting funding for those who fail to protect them. he's also calling for a 10-year prison term for a vandal destroying monuments. the commanding general national guard says soldiers are on standby if needed. >> we don't expect anything that we can't handle. we are in direct support of the united states park relief, metropolitan police department and together we will protect the monuments and statutes. lucas: dc's mayor says she doesn't want to see any more monuments torn down. >> we all need to do what to do with statutes is have a reasonable conversation around statutes and o

lucas tomlinson is is at lafayette square with the latest. lucas. reporter: jon, with the protest at the square has been peaceful and very vocal as thousands have desended here in front of st. johns church where it wasn't so peaceful in nursery at the church and destroyed -- defense secretary mark ordered all active duty military police outside d.c. to return home to fort bragg and fort drum. also ordered all 5,000 national guard troops in the nation cap to disarm roughly same number u.s. troops deployed to iraq right now so far not seen a large police or military presence and guard troops we've seen few block away from here were not wearing helmet sunglasses or face coverings much more relaxed atmosphere clearly more relaxed social distancing as you can see with the protesters gathered here. nationwide over 40,000 national guard troops have been mobilized to that number as doubled in past four days army secretary ryan organize ordered use to med van helicopter to disperse crowd of protesters earlier this week and critics say using an ambulance to c

first lucas hold the mother to one before the bride. and whatever strikes at the top top must of been effective directly out of the race stuff i'd be expected to gear catching the host's cold. lucas hurlers if it was such a. bottle looping here for more than sol i had a chance to. have the school study that's what. struck had played into some of. the veterans frankfurt's page 11 years has had a visit or live in terror to have the better start christofi on 2nd bulldoze through the frankfurt back line for a well earned one only. confusion and consternation reigns just before the half. dead personally at a clip that's tossed just outside the box red car. the following free kick was fruitless for frankfurt but no matter they were ready to erupt in the 2nd half of the 51st minute cross was headed forward by substitute andre silva and tossed to talk to the way 11. a man frankfurt ran roughshod over berlin scoring one of the nicest goals of the match day died she come out on a solo run back till the end by andre silva to 160 minutes in. carria

and it was leverkusen who struck 1st lucas a lowry of poking past manuel neuer in the 10 minutes. the argent time 7th goal of the campaign getting the hosts off to a dream start of brian hit back soon after kingsley command had all day to pick a spot and did so expertly 11. on gretzky put by and ahead in the 42nd minute his left footed drive proving too much for lucas credit ski. close from the leverkusen stopper but it's not close enough. to know every increase the lead on the stroke of half time thinking kitchens up field pass into an empty net in the 45th minute for germany stars 12 goal of the season. by an old but put the game to bed in the 2nd period thomas mood is costing up leavened dusky for a trademark header liver couzin did pull one back in the dying moments however florian gets becoming the youngest ever does legal score i with this effort. for to the final score a huge turnaround for biron after a shaky start but one single year in europe when you go one nil down here again slave occasion it's never easy to turn the game around futile as so when we went one down earl

of the guests were held in check until the 40th minute when lucas naughty home from a free kick but theschool state level as the linesman broke to show his rescue. in the 2nd half another stroke of luck for the hosts when the hand tools to see anyone even appealed for was picked up by the video assistant referee and punished with a penalty. and moan top soba the penalized defender daniel caligiuri the goal scoring points i wanted after 51 minutes. past an hour later when leyva couzens window charged down the left wing and crossed show his luck running. back ran me round with a late own goal one won the final score. oh now we live in 13 bundesliga games and unwelcome club record label coups and meanwhile sit in 4th but the fight for the champions league places looks set to go down to the wire. collected 3 crucial points in their battle for bonus latest survival earlier on sunday with an away the x. ray against fellow strugglers minds the game's only goal came after just 43 seconds thanks to this peculiar f. from florian. victory for go 4 points ahead of their relegation battle their rele

of the guests were held in check until the 40 minutes when lucas allowed ne home from a free kick to school state level as the linesman broke to show his rescue. in the 2nd half another stroke of luck for the host when the hand tools scarcely anyone even at peeled for was picked up by the video assistant referee and punished with a penalty. at moen top soba the penalized defender daniel caligiuri the goal scoring pass i won it off to $51.00 it's. tough an hour later when leyva couzens wendell charged down the left wing and crossed show his long run at. left back on me round with a late own goal one won the final score. on now we know in 13 bundesliga games and unwelcomed club record label accusing meanwhile sit in 4th but the fight for the champions league places looks set to go down to the wire. for the 1st gulf tournaments since the current pandemic on sunday with american daniel bagga winning the charles schwab challenge no spectators were allowed inside the colonial country club in texas and created in syria as for. her with successful pots created largely by silence but did refl

lucas. >> good afternoon, kristin. thousands of peaceful protesters have descended on lafayette square. it's peaceful, different from earlier this week when this burned. i asked her if she wants her police department to be defunded. we support our police department. we work hard every day to make sure we have the type of police and community relationships that will allow us to have safe neighborhoods. >> yesterday, mayor unveiled a new sign, and ordered the words black lives matters painted on with the same yellow paint that covered the streets. it covers two city blocks and it's not coming off anytime soon. the special soldiers forces from utah national guard were evicted from their d.c. hotel. for days they've been cleaning graffiti off the buildings in d.c. and she was blasted for the decision. all 900 soldiers are returning home to fort bragg and fort drum. and the troops are roughly the same number of troops deployed to iraq. ryan mccarthy is investigation the use of a medical vac helicopter use today disperse a c

jon: lucas tomlinson in washington, d.c. lucas, thank you. are slowly beginning to fly once again and airports are rolling out new technology to keep travelers safe. alina shirazi has more on that. >> reporter: people are making their way back to airports as travel starts to pick up. if you find yourself in the tsa line, you may be getting some extra help staying six feet away from others. >> we are adding technology that we can add value to ensure the safety and health and well-being of the traveling public. >> reporter: miami is one of the first seven airports in the country to roll out motion analytics technology called safe distance. the system will help airports practice safe social distancing and gather data from movements in line. >> if you imagine every person is a moving dot, you can get a really good kind of image from above of where everyone is, how they cluster, how they're moving, how far apart they are from each other and so on. >> reporter: the new tech is in use just as traffic starts to pick up. data shows the average number

put by and ahead in the 42nd minute his left footed drive proving too much for lucas credit ski. close from the laver couzin stopper butts not close enough. to know every increase the lead on the stroke of half time thinking pitches up field pass into an empty net in the 45th minute for germany stars 12 gold season. by an all but put the game to bed in the 2nd period thomas moves costing up 11 dusky for a trademark header liver couzin did pull one back in the dying moments however florian gets becoming the youngest ever been does lead a score i would this efforts. for to the final score a huge turnaround for biron after a shaky start but now i'm single here in europe when you go one nil down here against leyva coups and it's never easy to turn the game around fit all there so when we went one down early on but hadn't expected us to score 4 goals and come away from here is clear winners phoners and they have out of the job done by an draw closer to an 8th consecutive title. also in the bonus league. put their hopes of returning to the champions league on hold when they drop points

. >> thank you for having me, peter and congressman at lucas. thank you for taking a sign to speak.onder if i could ask you about the proposal you have that you put out in january asking for an increase in spending on federal r&d where among the things that you were called for is the boost in spending on artificial intelligence, biotech and quantum computing. given the pandemic that we are with 100,000 plus is there any that you would change in terms of areas of focus or areas of research or federal spending where it could be applied? >> guest: i think what we have seen in recent months demonstrates not just to me but the magnitude of the resources that are necessary in the legislation was being put together the focus was how do we stay ahead of our international competitors and how do we make sure that we are on the front edge and all of these technologies. now, with the pandemic problems we face there is -- it's been devastating to many of the research universities and private research foundations and enterprises this literal shutdown for two, three months that we've gone through

taking in and integrating refugees and asylum seekers at a town hall meeting in the autumn of 2015 lucas spoke his mind and was booed the soviet you have to stand up for the values you believe in and those who don't share those values can lead this country at any time. the question. also in attendance to lukas suspected killers both men had long been active in far right circles and had criminal records but stephanie appeared to have broken with his militant past police had stopped tracking his activities marcus age is accused of brooke hearing the murder weapon a 38 caliber revolver it can be purchased online as long as the official regulations are fulfilled the authorities now admit to having made mistakes but. the killing wasn't only met with shock and dismay in far right circles and that with explicit approval like at this march by the anti islam organization peggy to in dresden last summer. delancey didn't talk to you regret lukas killing but the only regret. is that so it's actually a humane reaction what is the are you saying that murder is a humane reaction comes around goes aroun

luca paolini stays with us. up, the planned eu recovery.rs open negotiations over a proposed 750 billion euro program to help their economies rebound from the covid-19 lockdown. we will discuss the latest from brussels next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. the trading day has got off to a bit of a bumpy start. let's get it bloomberg business flash, some of the top corporate stories we are focused on. with the big faller in germany. wirecard has suspended its outgoing coo after the company revealed auditors couldn't find almost 2 billion euros in cash that was supposed to be held in asian banks. the biggest philippines bank by assets said it is one of the firms, but that wirecard is not a client. after slumping 62% yesterday, the stock has opened down another 25% and actually trades down by 21%. ing has appointed steven van rijswijk as its new ceo. he is currently the bank's chief risk officer and a member of the executive board. he succeeds ralph hamers, who left ing to take the top job at ubs. one of th

. >> thank you chairwoman johnson, the chair now recognizes ranking member lucas. mr. lucas? >> thank you, madam chair. i can think of no more timely or important hearing in the topics and subject matter that we are copying today. studying the status of r&d to support healthier air travel. as we have heard in a hearing earlier this year, in addition to covid-19 there are potentially 1 million plus pathogens that exist. the efforts that we apply to the threat and deal with the struggles that we have right now, whether it is covid-19 or other things, are more important for the future of air travel that we could possibly imagine. it is the health of each of us individually. our families. as covid had 19 has devastated the world. these have to be addressed in a thoughtful manner that will help move everything forward. we didn't just have trouble starting with this leg, but it is a reflection of struggles that we have had for decades. i very much appreciate the ranking member for holding this subcommittee and i hope we work together to work together for our constituents and that t

lucas.if there are other members who wish to submit additional opening statements, your statements will be added to the record at this point. at this time i would like to introduce our witnesses. our first witness is fire chief gary ludwig. he's the president and chairman of the board of the international association of fire chiefs. he's also the fire chief for champagne, illinois, fire department. prior to his service in champagne, he served in the city of st. louis for 25 years and retired as chief paramedic of the st. louis fire department. he's also served ten years as deputy fire chief for the memphis fire department. after chief ludwig is mr. roy sander mcgee. he's the international association of firefighters district 11 representative representing firefighters in the state of oklahoma, texas and the pana panama canal zone. as an iaff vice president, he provides advice, consultation, organizational resources to over 300 local affiliates in district 11. he served 25 years as a firefigh

or for saluting the class of 2020 and tonight we want to congratulate lucas delgado lucas graduated from library high school liberty high school sorry in brentwood where he was involved in soccer in province student leadership. >>lucas plans to attend community college for their fire academy. and he says he plans to study fire science wants to serve his community in the future great smile there and great ambitions, no doubt congrats to lucas and you can let us know about a graduate in your life just go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 it's right under the news tab. and then submit a picture of the first let us know which school the graduate attended and what is coming up next for that and that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 grand, i are going to be back at the top of the hour about a 100 people arrested in oakland last night, many of them. >>or from out of town and out of state. the sheriff's department says they were traveling from. >>and in the wake of protest leaders in san francisco on the police department to stop hiring officers who have a history of misconduct why the office

lucas tomlinson live at the pentagon with more. lucas. reporter: jon and west point address president trump made no direct mention of changing those names but said the flolings. following. >> what is made america unique is durability against passionings and prejudices of the moment. when times are turbulent when the road is rough, what matters most is that which is permanent. >> in 2015 calls for army to change names. army brass refused. but today they now say they're open to changing name of ten army bases named after confederate generalling including fort bragg to special joint command and special mission units 75th ranger delta force and seal team 6. the base is named after confederate bragg who lost a battle of chattanooga in georgia fort gordon named after john brown gordon head of the ku klux klan and robert e. lee trusted officers at west point president trump has shades of the george washington farewell address. >> we are restoring the fundamental principles that job of american soldiers not to really build foreign nations. it is

mister lucas, you are recognized. mister lucas, i think you may be muted. >> correct as always, madam chair. let's touch on that size and the proximity issue. as the chairwoman noted, it is important to people who travel a lot. when i first came to congress i was 6 foot 4 and a half, time and congress ground half a ninja off of me but i'm still 6 foot 4 in those seats and it is still a matter of togetherness even before the public health and safety issues but isn't this is an example that if we do the research, you make determinations about spacing, health issues, this is a situation where the industry will expect congress to set standards? after all it is a matter of cost control, seat spacing and proximity now and the farther apart we determine that is important and i question the panel about this won't that add to cost even though it may add to the quality of safety and certainly the quality of my needs? >> i will jump in. if you reduce the seating you increase the cost, no getting around that. those who have had o

matt lucas have said david andi sitcom.wanted to there was no bad intent, he said, theyjust wanted to show there was no bad intent, he said, they just wanted to show the extent of the diversity of characters they could play but now he says it is rather lazy for white people to get laughs simply by playing black characters. it is 8:13am. good morning. it was the deadliest fire in recent british history, killing 72 people, leading to serious questions being asked about the safety of tower blocks. back then, the grenfell community pulled together to get through the disaster, and now exactly three years on, survivors are coming together once more to help nhs workers and vulnerable people during the coronavirus pandemic, as our correspondent ayesha buksh reports. three years on from the grenfell tower fire, this vibrant west london community is much quieter than usual and the trauma and grief of so many who lost loved ones, friends and neighbours, has been deepened by the anxiety and isolation of coronavirus. this man lost six m

lucas. >> reporter: that's right, eric. it was a heated meeting in the oval office last monday, not far from where i'm standing here in lafayette square. president trump wanted 10,000 active duties soldiers on city streets as rioting and looting was taking place. attorney general bill barr and mark esper and the top general are in the room. they advised the president not to invoke the insurrection act. esper didn't think it was necessary but ordered pai paratrooper as a precaution. in the end, they were not needed. esper, mille and barr convinced the president national guard troops can handle the protests. a former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said using active duty troops would have been a dangerous move. >> we have a military to fight our enemies, not our own people. and our military should never be called to fight our own people as enemies of the state. >> reporter: it looks like the president's advisors were right, the protests have been peaceful and the national guard has been able to handle the operations. er

here yes cloudy yes felix lucas i'm sure you can imagine that a stately house like this was the dream of many a century and prefect of. blended plans to spend their retirement. i hope you've enjoyed our tour and know a little more than when you arrived as well i said. if you think you know it all or because it was my pleasure see you back here soon at the villa. well we're leaving the romans and solid now and going to brazil. where we're going to meet up with mark. and he's going to show us his home town. they visit welcome to south here in this state in brazil. so professor my name's maracle truly oracle's own i'm a retired university professor and i'm going to show you the city starting with st francis of assisi church which is often displayed on post cards. and maybe it's a catholic church built in the late 18th century based in part on designed by antonio francisco lisboa who was known as the little cripple because an illness had left him disabled and disfigured. but that didn't stop. him from becoming the greatest sculptor of brazil's baroque. room of amos has a strong religious

the corn sure it was probably on behalf of president lucas shanker or q lib i don't know i can't say. lin's not anymore who is. zachary and co does not put up a fight. in the car he tells his kidnappers please do it painlessly the car leaves minsk heading north. bellerose 1st became an independent state after the collapse of the soviet union since 1991 minsk has been the capital of a nation with around 10000000 citizens. a statue of lenin leader of the revolution and founder of the soviet union stands in front of the seat of government even today a very soviet style is much in evidence a corner building on independence straight houses the ministry of internal affairs once the work place of you is occurring next door the headquarters of the intelligence service the k.g.b. back then as today a field center of power all 8 of all chick has suffered a great deal of persecution and suppression by the state the civil rights activist and lawyer represents the zachary and her family in minsk and there were more here we are in germany at the home of soccer and as wife this is his eldest daughte

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lucas tomlinson, fox five news. >>> happening today. a public viewing will be held for george floyd in houston a day ahead of the funeral tomorrow. derek chauvin who was charged with killing floyd is scheduled to make his first court appearance. they are facing long prison sentences if found guilty of their charges. nine in minneapolis city council members announced plans to disband the city's police department. at a rally yesterday the council president told demonstrators that she and a colleagues are committed to ending the city's relationship with the police department in the minneapolis city council is a total of 12 members that means a vetoproof majority for dismantling the police department. >> here because george floyd was killed by the minneapolis police, we are here because of minneapolis and in cities across the u.s. is clear that our system of policing is not keeping our communities safe safe. >> the minneapolis police department did not immediately respond to a request for comment. on saturday mayor jacob frey was chase from

joining us the mayor of kansas city, mayor lucas. some 40 cities around the country had curfews last night, mr. mayor. i think you were one of them we'll talk about the long-term policy implications in a moment, but short term did the curfew last night appear to be constructive in any way? >> you know, i do think our curfew was constructive. it's good to be with you today we still had incidents after 8:00 when our curfew set in, but i think we have far fewer than you saw in a number of american cities we had far fewer incidents than on the saturday night previous we wanted to make sure there was a forum along the way for people to share their pain and emotion, and we did that. what i don't think we needed in kansas city or in any american city are people that are breaking windows at a cupcake shop or people actually harming both the police or innocent bystanders or journalists. i believe our curfew helped reduce those crowd sizes and did have a positive effect >> are you echoing some of the comments we got out of minnesota and minnea

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lucas: with that, madam chair, i yield back the balance of my time. rep. waters: thank you. mr. heck, you are recognized for five minutes. rep. heck: thank you, madam chair, i would like to start by thanking you for setting up the call the other day with chair powell regarding commercial real estate and the future of that market and its importance. i do not have time to get into that today, i wish i did, because we still have a problem, and i am bringing the alarm bell again. you know, since i was privileged to join this committee nearly eight years ago, i have asked nearly every hearing -- when does america get a raise? the truth of the matter is that for far too long, indeed i would suggest 40 years, we have been content, and some people have supported, frankly, running the economy short of its potential. i remember, when i got here, that there were people both on and off the fomc who thought if we ever dipped below 6% unemployment, it would trigger inflation. and that it was not 6% come about 5.5%, 4.5%, 4%, and then what we know, we are in this economy between 3.5 percent, 4