-- carolyn maloney, and the late elijah elijah cummings. for bringing us to this historic day. i urge all of my colleagues to vote on h.r. 51 and, mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you. i rise in opposition to h.r. 51, the washington, d.c. admission act. there is a lot more to statehood than a vibrant city. our nation's fathers thought it was not a state. they thought about it, debated it, rejected it. in fact, in those early days alexander hamilton himself proposed an amendment to allow a voting member in the house and that proposal bass rejecteds. -- was rejected. if the majority wants to go against the founders that's their prerogative. they could not ignore the intention behind d.c.'s current status. the constitution simply does not allow city governments to become microstates with all the rights and responsibili

gathered at antioch police headquarters yesterday and called for the dismissal of officer michael maloney. he was with any of police for six years before joining the san francisco police department when he shot and killed a homeless mexican immigrant in 2016. after that deadly shooting he returned to antioch police last year . >> that's really why most people are mad, because these cops are getting off with stuff that they shouldn't be getting off with. >> the student organizers say they are considering taking their fight to city council to get officer maloney filed fired from the antioch police department . antioch police say, recently pursuant to state

you can then hear on the tape when maloney and a sergeant opened fire.oth said the man came at them with a knife. while a review backed the officers for the actual shooting, the city's department of police accountability wanted maloney suspended for 45 days and the internal affairs division sought a ten-day suspension. but just one day before that happened, in august of last year, maloney resigned and went back to the antioch police force, where he had been honored as an officer of the year. this is him with the antioch police chief before he rejoined. >> you have essentially a revolving door of abusiveness that just gets transferred from one community to the other. >> reporter: civil rights attorney adante pointer represented the gongora family, who sued for wrongful death and ultimately settled with san francisco for $140,000. he said the family is still angry. >> not only did he manage to escape punishment, but he also managed to get another opportunity to go to yet another city, another community, and continue his career as a police officer with thes

gathered at antioch police headquarters yesterday and called for the dismissal of officer michael maloney was with antioch police for six years before joining the san francisco police department when he shot and killed a homeless mexican immigrant in 2016. after the deadly shooting he returned to antioch police last year. >> that's why most people are mad. these cops are getting off of stuff they should not get off of. >> the student organizers say they consider taking their fight to get the officer fired. antioch police issued this statement and said recently, pursuant to state law, the san francisco police department released new records of officer maloney shooting. this includes records that were not completed prior to officer maloney being rehired by the antioch police department. >>> 46:00 a.m. happening today. oakland is voting on disbanding the police department. there are some who want to replace the police force with non-uniform peacekeeping ambassadors. earlier back in march the school board rejected an attempt to cut the police department in half. in the meantime governor newso

to maloney. we are waiting for jackie spear and it is good to see my spierre.s. -- i would like to ask mr. jonathan, i'm glad to have you here today. you have spent years advocating on behalf of your nephew and families across the country, who have lost loved ones. as we consider next steps of sweeping reforms, what do you and those families want members of congress to know? today, here on the west coast, the question was asked, is this a movement or a moment? today on the west coast, all 29 ports are shut down for eight hours, in regard to police accountability and transparency. with the rest0, of the longshoreman ports up and down the west coast, has stopped worked today. international cargo coming into the west coast cannot enter because of what we are witnessing happening to people of color, when it comes to dealing with police, and the failure to be held accountable, and the failure of transparency being given. i do not want us to forget the iona jones, seven years old, killed and detroit, t

maloney's initiative. i think we can work it out. i think we need to remember -- and it's not hard to remember ed and his commitment. he sounds like a wonderful, wonderful man. and his service was heroic in brooklyn. and i know a lot of his brothers and sisters in the 1199 that do that job every single day. i think it's important for us to remember that. >> mr. lynch, your time has expired. >> i'm sorry. i yield back. thanks for your courtesy and your indulgence, mr. chairman. i appreciate that. thank you. >> of course. of course. now mr. higgins you're recognized for five minutes for questions. you may now unmute yourself. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i thank our panelists for appearing virtually with us today. i would like to say at the outset that this 21st century technology that we're using today or attempting to use i think it's good that it's tested however. i must say respectfully that i protest to the venue. i believe that this type of technology should be used for congressional business only when the u.s. is under very serio

gathered at antioch police headquarters yesterday and called for the dismissal of officer michael maloney. he was with any of police for six years before joining the san francisco police department when he shot and killed a homeless mexican immigrant in 2016. after that deadly shooting he returned to antioch police last year . >> that's really why most people are mad, because these cops are getting off with stuff that they shouldn't be getting off with. >> the student organizers say they are considering taking their fight to city council to get officer maloney filed fired from the antioch police department . antioch police say, recently pursuant to state law the san francisco police department released the records of officer maloney's shooting. this included records that were not completed prior to officer maloney being rehired by the antioch police department. >>> also, the berkeley city council passed a measure to ban police from using tear gas, pepper spray, and other chemical agents of protesters. council member ulrich al robinson tweeted the van is permanent. the original proposal wa

protesters calling for the firing of officers steve aiello and michael maloney. steve aiello is the president of the police union and is accused of making comments on social media about slapping protesters. meanwhile, maloney is accused of inappropriately firing beanbag rounds at a homeless man before shooting and killing him while rkinfo now, he resigned but was hired by antioch just days later. >> is not business as usual because people have been killed out here in san francisco and we are hiring those officers here. >> reporter: the group prevented several city hall employees from getting into the building early this morning forcing police to have to escort workers inside through a side entrance. >>> the four former minneapolis police officers charged in the death of george floyd made their second court appearance today. derek chacuin this is the most serious charges including second-degree murder. he is . in court virtually. the other three officers each charged with aiding and abetting can degree murder and manslaughter. they all appeared in person, the judg

michael maloney was involved in the deadly shooting of a homeless man in san francisco when he was a san francisco police officer maloney resigned from the san francisco police department and hired earlier this year by antioch police. the other officer is police corporal steve aiello. he posted on his personal facebook page, it would be 100% justified for a police officer to slap a postmaster who slipped off police. that gesture is covered by free- speech laws. the protests will begin at antioch city park at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. in the meantime the santa clara county board of supervisors took the first step in changing the sheriff's department use of force policies. the board unanimously approved a plan to have the sheriff's office review the current policies. it also requires changes that ban the use of chokeholds and limit when deputies can fired shots at a moving vehicle and it requires deputies to step in and intervene when another deputy is using excessive force. the board gave preliminary approval to a resolution declaring racism a public health crisis. that vote was unani

maloney: thank you. now for the latinx community, we have seen a language barrier to testing when information on the coronavirus is only released in english. galvez,like to ask dr. how has a lack of public information in spanish contributed to testing disparity in the latinx community? >> my community health center, in oregon, what we notice we -- noticed in early march when we were just finding out about covid-19 was that the information that was being provided was primarily in english. you have to remember the patients i see, they are primarily hispanic and some of our patients don't speak spanish. we tend to forget that we have many that are essential workers and migrant farmers that are speaking indigenous languages as well. we noticed early on that this lack of information in spanish and other languages was contributing to decreased knowledge about how to mitigate spread of the virus. in my community, we immediately began to create public service announcements in spanish that were both given on the

however, for the democratic address, new york congressman sean patrick maloney discusses pride month and lgbtq rights. maloney: hello, it is my honor to represent new york's 18th congressional district in the hudson valley. i'mls

we have another powerful chairman, maloney -- weaker pelosi: next week, will see what the results are, but i'm not going to speculate on what we don't even know has happened. but in those districts, a district like mine, anything can happen. it has nothing to do with who control the house of representatives, and that is where my focus is, not within democratic districts, but who control the house of representatives. i'm very proud of how we are proceeding, our chair has been wonderful in mobilization on the ground. worksing in a way that all over as a country on our for the people agenda, lower health-care care costs, bigger paychecks for the structure in a greenway, cleaner government, justice in policing, district of columbia becoming a state, part of that, passing the voting rights act. not only are we proud of what we call our frontline, our freshman who are up for reelection, but we are proud of the candidates in the red to blue, where we hope to pick up more seats. that's where my focus is. back on the policing bill. yesterday, good -- going into the weekend, are there negotiati

. >>> justice in antioch, demanding the removal of officer michael maloney and corporal steve ayello.oney resigned from the san francisco police department just before he was set to be disciplined last year and then joined the antioch police department. >> we're hoping that they'll hear us now and actually take some action because we've been getting a lot of runaround. we're investigating. we're working on it nobody hates bad police more than us. we're looking into it, but we've not had any action. >> ayello, president of the local police union made social media comments they called outrageous. he later apologized for those comments. >>> you have to remember this image. she nobly rode atop a horse to downtown oakland to send a message about pride and prejudice. brianna noble riding her horse. joining us now near her home. thank you for being with us. we can hear a repeat there. i'm sorry about that. so the image of you on dapper dan is so powerful. tell me about that moment that you were there and decided i'm going to ride my horse, i'm going to take him downtown. >> i don't know. it

maloney, and the late elij elijah cummings. this historics to day. i urge all of my colleagues to ote on h.r. 51 and, mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the reserves.n the gentleman from georgia is recognized. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you. rise in opposition to h.r. 51, the washington, d.c. admission act. is a lot more to statehood city. vibrant our nation's fathers thought it state. a they thought about it, debated it, rejected it. fact, in those early days lexander hamilton himself proposed an amendment to allow a voting member in the house and that proposal bass rejecteds. rejected. if the majority wants to go that's the founders their prerogative. they could not ignore the behind d.c.'s current status. simply does not allow city governments to become all the rights and responsibilities of full states. mr. hice: the debate about the of washington, d.c., is not a new debate but it is a settled one. my

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carolyn maloney. she was elected in '92. right now she leads by 2%. same deal here.ail-in ballots still have to come in. a lot still to come. but flagging these two. over the next couple days, i think a lot of talk about eliot engel, maybe carolyn maloney. two incumbents may be in jeopardy here. >> voters have a funny way of ending careers on their own terms and at their own time. steve kornacki at the big board. steve, thank you for that. >>> "the washington post" reports a shortage of poll workers in kentucky was one reason for having fewer than 200 polling locations compared to the usual 3,700. but a surge in mail-in voting could still produce record voter turnout. our next guest has a new report about how some kentucky officials are pushing back on claims of voter suppression. back with us to talk about all of it tonight, phillip m. bailey, pulitzer prize-winning political writer for "the louisville courier journal." and, phil, what are you learning today and tonight that's going to educate how we look at the general election in kentucky and that may even forward

unofficial machine count shows congresswoman maloney is ahead of you by 648 votes.he outcome? >> well, alex, thanks for having me. i am very confident about the outcome. this was a change election, and we said it from day one when we start this had race, that the electorate is ready for change in november, obviously, but i think democrats across the country, especially in the most educated district in america, which is mine, know that change in november starts with changing out the people who represent some of the worst parts of the political system that we've all come to detest. so 600 votes down. we have about 40,000 absentee ballots we estimate, which is exactly 50% more of the electorate to count, and i'm excited because i know when we count those ballots, the work my team put in. we made 1 million phone calls, alex, on this campaign. >> wow! >> all volunteer effort on election day itself, which i know aoc tweeted the other day she made 56,000 phone calls on election day, which is a record for them. we made 106,000. we ran an incredible campaign, my volunteers,

in the state's 12th democratic primary incumbent carolyn maloney is leading and longtime eliot engelver jamelbowman. michael adams projects the total turnout for tuesday's primary would exceed 1 million, including 800,000 mail-in ballots. that final figure would shatter the state's record over primary voters in 2008. "the washington post" is reporting that. so the uptick that reveals an overwhelming shift to absentee voting in the blue grass state, despite president trump railing against mail-in voting. meanwhile cancellations forced officials to staff more than 0 00 polling elections, rather than 3700. voters still waiting to cast their ballots at the time when polls closed at 6:00 p.m. and hundreds were able to file into a kentucky football field. in louisville, the judge ordered the sole polling place at the exhibition center to reopen its doors after a large group banged on the doors to keep them out. when polls closed there at 6:00. >>> also senate democrats intent to block a vote on police reform calling it, quote, irrevoke cabably flawed. a procedural vote which would include

that's where maloney has run weakest.the ends of the day, it is stale better than 50/50 if she survives. >> i'm out of time. i was going to ask but virginia five. have you moved that to lean r or toss up? >> we moved to it lean r. it is a perfect storm to win it but that storm could be brewing. >> dave wasserman. cook mit report, guru of all things especially when you'watc on election nights. 'watching on election nights in your feet? get relief finally, with magnilife® pain relieving foot cream. while also restoring cracked, damaged, and itchy skin. and get living. available at your local retailer. with spray mopping to lock away debris and absorb wet messes, all in one disposable pad. just vacuum, spray mop, and toss. the shark vacmop, a complete clean all in one pad. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> in charleston, south carolina, city crews took down a statue o

grub hub ceo matt maloney saying a deal with uber didn't fall apart due to antitrust concerns.l, then what was it? grub hub reached an agreement to be acquired by a completely different company, a european company just eat takeaway in the final hours of negotiation with uber. to cheryl casone in the fox business newsroom for the details. wow. uber got played here, didn't it? cheryl: i think they might have. that's a great point, liz. this deal was for $7.3 billion that they signed with the europeans. it's going to give that european name a hold in the united states. all stock deal. values grub hub at $75.15 a share, 27% premium to grub hub's closing price of $59.05 last night. uber has been in talks to buy grub hub but talks fell apart over reportedly the price and regulatory issues, although as you mention, maloney saying that was not the case. could be a he said/he said thing. this will be the world's largest food delivery business outside of china. the companies plan to place extra value on volume at independent restaurants which should, they say, drive profits and drive gro

something similar happening with carolyn maloney and her main challenger who is making a second run at an ethnic base and comes from a different part of the district and represents southeast asians who, if he is successful, mr. patel would be the first southeast asian elected to the new york congressional delegation and there is a lot of outside pride and people regionally have been pouring money into this race because they want to see one of their own get into congress and that is a packer ther is a factor there, as well. >> democrats, it's an uphill fight with mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader in kentucky, and they thought they had a candidate and they had a progressive challenger close it. we're not going to know for a while, right? >> we're not. we do know that mitch mcconnell has won his primary, no surprise, winning some 87% 88% of the vote and he doesn't know who he'll be running against and it will be one of two people, amy mcgrath the hand selected of democratic losers chuck schumer and others in washington and they believe she has the best chance, if not defeating m

. >> reporter: for andrew, nance and jim maloney, this weekend has a bigger moment. >> this is our anniversary today, 2008. >> happy anniversary. >> reporter: regardless of how it's celebrated, this san francisco couple and others are still grateful to have their love, lives and partners ordered. >> it's great to remember how far we've come. >> reporter: the virtual celebration wraps up at 9:00 tonight and you can celebrate tomorrow 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.. >> the lgbtq community center in oakland is working to repair windows that were smashed in the building located in the oak merit district. a man broke the windows the yelling expletives. >> well, the pandemic has led to a big change in the gay pride celebration's pink triangle on the side of twin peaks this. year it will standout and shine more brightly than ever before. the huge pink canvas cannot be installed so it's being replaced by 2700 pink lights a.pink torch made its way from oakland to san francisco today. 40 people including the mayor passed the torch that started at lake mary. organizers say the triangle will be visible all the wa

. >> and i'm joined now by democratic congressman sean patrick maloney of new york. congressman, thank you for joining us. the speaker there saying that the president refusing -- criticizing the president for refusing to confront russia over this. you sit on the intelligence community. in your view, is there enough intelligence right now for the president of the united states to confront russia on this? >> well, look, i've been down in the scif for the last few hours getting up to speed on the intelligence, and i can't comment on it obviously, so i can't give a direct answer to your question. but what i can tell you is that the allegations as reported in "the new york times" are extremely serious, and the white house has not answered effectively or to my satisfaction what the president knew, when he knew it. and he was clearly derelict. either he should have known about it and didn't because he doesn't read or doesn't listen, or he's lying about it. but the point is, is that there are allegations in "the new york times" that russia is paying people to kill our troops

the district attorney declined to file charges against officer maloney. >> we hear because we know that he was here and went to several cisco where he killed my brother . >> i understand that black lives matter movement. should be beaten up i get it. to let one bad cop speak for all of them. >> organizers are demanding steve tired. he posted on his facebook page that it would be 100% justified for officer to slap a protester who flipped off police. >> they are found in a neighborhood park, police are investigating the incident as a hate crime. we talked with the man who says he found the graffiti.>> >> lewis tells me he was shocked by what he saw in his daily walk in blue rock spring park in vallejo. it was 845 wednesday morning when he saw hate messages including the n-word watch out i'm going to kill you and a swastika was spray-painted outside the restaurant. has been visiting this park for years. and has never seen anything like this before. >> i took a couple of pictures and looked around. and said let me get out of here. >> on his way out he flagged out an employee who told him th

however, for the democratic address, new york congressman sean patrick maloney discusses pride monthew york's 18th congressional district in the hudson valley. i'm also proud to be new york's first openly gay member of congress. each june, the lgbtq community and our allies come together to celebrate pride month.

speaking you saw to matt maloney about this deal, we can talk a bit more on in our next segment. but there is a little lemonade out there. finally got it done. we'll see as well how uber performs today, given they did not succeed in getting to the finish line with grubhub. >> i cannot believe it uber didn't do it. so great for uber. they needed consolidation. what a mistake what a mistake. no guts, no glory. >> all right we'll talk more about that, guys, after the break, along with -- a slew of calls out today on apple, starbucks, campbell's soup, general mills kellogg and a lot more when "squawk on the street" continues in just a moment. y nature and stay asleep longer great sleep comes naturally with sleep3. only from nature's bounty. makes it beautiful. state of the art technology makes it brilliant. the lexus nx experience the crossover in its most visionary form. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. can i find an investment firm with a truly long-term view that's been through multiple market cycles for over 85 years? with capital group, i can. talk to your financial prof

the maloney campaign had to to say in response.e of my opponents made an outrageous and baseless accusation of voter suppression before a single absentee ballot has been counted and this calls into question both my integrity and the integrity of our electoral system and comes straight out of donald trump's playbook. this is a serious charge and a abuse of voterer confidence and i will not stand for it. that came a couple of hours after the conversation that we had on the air here. no entry as worldwide coronavirus cases reach a new milestone. the countries set to ban american tourists from coming in. coming in even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib... ...not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm reaching for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? i'm on board. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as

maloney. >> thank you mr. chairman thank you to all of my colleagues in all of our panelists. as in many races across the country communities of color in my home of new york city have been hit the hardest by the coronavirus pandemic. in new york or than 6000 black and american -- african-american residents are estimated to have died from the coronavirus and more than 6300 hispanic and latino residents. according to the centers for disease control black new yorkers are dying from coronavirus at twice the rate of white people. lack of testing which has been one of the deadliest missteps of this event straight and has disproportionately impacted the african-american community here in new york city and elsewhere. i would like to ask how this lack of accessible testing affect infection rates in new york city and to his left find? >> thank you for that very important question. i will give you my own personal experience caring for patients during the pandemic that we were unable to test them for week

maloney, and the late elij elijah cummings. this historics to day. i urge all of my colleagues to ote on h.r. 51 and, mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the reserves.n the gentleman from georgia is recognized. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you. rise in opposition to h.r. 51, the washington, d.c. admission act. is a lot more to statehood city. vibrant our nation's fathers thought it state. a they thought about it, debated it, rejected it. fact, in those early days lexander hamilton himself proposed an amendment to allow a voting member in the house and that proposal bass rejecteds. rejected. if the majority wants to go that's the founders their prerogative. they could not ignore the behind d.c.'s current status. simply does not allow city governments to become all the rights and responsibilities of full states. mr. hice: the debate about the of washington, d.c., is not a new debate but it is a settled one. my

. >>> that was the grub hub ceo matt maloney earlier they don't have a presence in the u.s., john, so their own statement said the industry still needs consolidation but it doesn't mean that we're interested in doing any deal at any price with any player. >> yeah, grub hub found a solution to that promiscuity problem, i guess that sets up an interesting battle they say we deliver people, food, goods. now this who sonnal delivery happening through mna, it is an easy company that wants to deliver food around the world. maybe they will do deliver around the world >> hopefully we get back to those days, but they're down 9%. i thought it was interesting the way he touched on the economics. just getting food from a restaurant and that some of that misunderstanding has, from his viewpoint, led to some of the regulatory scrutiny that the companies that been dealing with in markets like new york also door dash, i feel like that is the other name to really keep your eye on. given their pulled into the number one lot >> i want to see if one of these food delivery companies really gets, if they g

your thoughts and recommendations, turning that around, let me go to mister maloney. >> thank you for the great panel and appreciate the discussion very much. most questions on primary subjects have been answered but we are sitting here on a day the supreme court has issued a historic ruling for those of us in the lgbt community. i am curious if you can say a word on lgbt equality in sub-saharan africa and what is the state of those who travel internationally, they are struck by the fact that there is literally nothing in the way of structural support, nonprofit, anything, lgbt community use maybe you could say a word on that today. >> if i may start, there is a lot of progress to be made but it is not being ignored overseas. when i served as assistant secretary it was always in our discussions with african leaders. i remember president obama's trip to africa in 2016 he raised it with the government of kenya, the context of discussions at the eu, people on the continent particularly the lgbt community have supported in the united states. i am bored in the national endowment of democra

>> look at that in the elliott angle race in the carolyn maloney race, it is not enough to be an ultraiberal in new york city, you have to be a full-blown socialist in the era of aoc. jillian: you mentioned elliott and goal in those results, 92%, you can see 60.9 percentage versus elliott angle with 35.6%. it seems like right now the far left has gone so far that they really want change. what does it tell you you are seeing numbers like this? >> this is not my grandfather's democrat party, this party has looked over the edge, ran in 2018 basically on a fraud as moderates, problem-solving, focused problem solvers in the house and work with colleagues on the other side of the aisle, work with the administration. they have been anything but that, so out of touch with america that they are going to lose in november. rob: a real bonehead moment a few weeks ago when he said he wouldn't even be there when you really care if he didn't have a primary coming out. you have these guys, they call them dinosaurs, guys who have been there forever and on the left there's a lot more animosity toward th

maloney is another one. she seems like she's in a better position but it's really shocking.something of a beloved figure and i think what we are seeing from the progressive left they are all organized and very well-funded we have seen that across the board and so many races in new york they have really come on strong. andrew cuomo has faced his share of aggressive challengers but the point is moderates have to watch out because there will be a lot more come november or next year. >> we also had a new york times poll out on the national race which did not seem like encouraging news for president trump. >> really tough news. of course, it shows biden with a lead that follows a fox news poll, which showed biden with a 12 point lead nationally. trump campaign can rightly say that you can't trust and don't need to look at national polls at this point, but if you dig deep, and both of the polls he is losing women, college-educated, hispanics, african-americans. most importantly, he is losing seniors to joe biden and that is a big problem for trump. he carried seniors by almost 9-1

maloney resigned from sf pd earlier this year and was hired by antioch police.fficer is corporal steve aiello, who posted on his facebook that it would be justified for an officer to slap a protester who flipped off police. >>> happening today, the men expected to be the golden state killer is expected to plead guilty to several charges. in exchange, 74-year-old joseph deangelo will not receive the death penalty. ktvu's sara zendehnam has more with the hearing set place for san francisco. >> good morning, mike, we are one hour away from the start, but it is not happening in front of a courtroom. we have a live look at the ballroom, where this hearing will take place at 9:30 this morning. just about 30 minutes ago there was a line outside the doors where people were waiting to get inside. there are not too many around yet, people are just starting to be let inside. this location was chosen, because of course this is a highly publicized case, and a lot of people want to be there. this space allows for distancing. today, joseph deangelo is expected to plead guilty

i thank carolyn maloney for her strong role in all of this. so for these and other reasons, this is a, just a happy day for us to be able to put forth something so comprehensive, so well thought out, so job creating, so economically growing of the economy, preserving of our planet, respectful of our children, meeting the needs for housing in our country and again, preserving probably one of the most popular entities of government, federal government, the postal service. so for these and other reasons, i thank our chairman for their extraordinary leadership. and now i want to yield the floor with great respect because he's now on what, how many hours? >> 16. >> 16th hour of mark up for this important legislation. so many amendments and again, so much experience. so much idealism. so much knowledge. about how to get the job done, our distinguished chair of the committee, mr. difazio owe. >> thank you, madame speaker. pleased to be here today, take a little break from the amendment process. the, we are going through a full legislative process. th

maloney: i will proudly -- mr. malinowski: and because i believe what we need right now before above all is trust, trust between law enforcement and the people, all the people they are sworn to protect. trust is not built by police who use force as a first resort and not built by police that look like they are the 82nd airborne parachuting or hiding problems so abusive officers get fired for misconduct and get rehired. it is built from training, accountability that every public servant welcomes. this bill is surely the start ofal process that will make us better. and so please, let's get this process started. and if you want to fund the police, if you want to support the good cops who are out there, then please, ask the senate to support the heroes act along side police reform, the whole point of which was to help our state and local governments keep our first responders on the job. thank you. and i yield become. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. jordan: i reserve. mr. jeffries: i

back and forth between uber did not come down to price, where they had an agreement, although matt maloneyisagreeing on that it came down to concerns on antitrust, these are two large competitor, in fact, almost the only two competitors in a couple key markets, new york, boston, for example. concern well founded or even on the ground in cities and municipalities so they wanted assurances if they moved ahead they couldn't get what they wanted from uber they attracted interest from other parties, but what is maybe even more interesting is you have a company moving in from abroad, but it doesn't narrow the landscape. it brings even deeper pockets into the area, which probably means even more fighting over price and could make things even more different for the likes of uber eats doordash, and on so we'll be watching it closely. >> i'm sure. uber down 8%, instacart now valued higher than door dash david, it's good to see you. thanks. >> sure thing. >>> shares of corning are also dropping today amid the market sell-off we're going to have the ceo next to talk about how the company has gotten a

. >> that was congressman sean patrick maloney of new york on live television with us this afternoon following the decision, a landmark supreme court decision today, a huge victory for the lgbtq community in this country. in a rare 6-3 decision, the court ruled that employers cannot discriminate based on sexual orientation and transgender status. perhaps most stunning, two of the court's more conservative justices sided with their more liberal colleagues, and notably it was justice neil gorsuch, a trump appointee, who wrote the majority opinion and in effect spoke for the court. back with us again, neal katyal, veteran of the justice department. as acting solicitor general, he was the obama administration's top lawyer before the court. he has argued 41 cases before the court and wrote a brief in support of the plaintiffs in this case. counselor, i thought of you today when the decision came down. you don't have to be a supreme court justice or even a lawyer -- and god forbid i am neither -- to understand how he balanced this case. let our viewers in on the basic legal crux of the fin

maloney, you are recognized for five minutes. thank you. can you hear me? >> yes first, i want to join mice colleagues in offering my condolences to andy and his phenomenon now i'd like to welcome back to the committee chairman powell. i hope you don't take your foot off the gas and continue to be aggressive the fed does not -- a position that almost all fomc members supported. they're being cautious about the damage going forward, so i want to ask you, would you continue to hold interest rates as zero until 2022 even if conditions improve in other words, what would cause you to change your position until 2022 that's actually not a committee forecast what that was is that was evident we have said we would keep rates where they are until we are confidence that the economy has weathered the conditions and well on its way to recovery. we're thinking this economy will need support through an extended period of time this is the largest economic shock to hit our economy in living memory, and also without any precedent, it looks like the deepest recession. it may

miss maloney? >> can you hear me now? >> i hear you know. >> thank you mister chairman. first of all i want to be associated with the comments of my colleagues with my condolences to our colleagues who have lost loved ones, including a member of our committee today mr. misses waters. and to welcome all of our distinguished panelist, but even mr. ferment who is a constituent in the district i'm honored to represent. first of, i would like to say that in new york, for the sake in the state that i represent we have seen some of the highest rates of infections and deaths, and thanks for the sacrifices in the bravery of our frontline essential heroes, we are cautiously seeking to return to some increased activity. i'm very concerned for other communities over the country, it we are still in the first wave. and clearly this virus is not contained. professor from the steps we take over the next few weeks, and months could have a direct and significant effect on our economy. what effect would that have on the long term economic consequences for communities, states and the nation

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maloney. >> thank you and welcome. secretary mnuchin, i would like to ask you about a very tumbling -- troubling oversight issue. i am the chair of the oversight committee and i take these matters seriously, and i hope that you do, too. in the cares act, we created the pandemic response accountability committee, independent inspectors general's charged with overseeing all of the money , and in the cares act identify waste, fraud, and abuse. last month, the general counsel's office in treasury issued a legal opinion that questions prac's authority to oversee trillions of dollars of cares act spending. this legalluntly, analysis is so bad that it borders on bad faith. the opinion claims that no evidence that congress did not to haveor the prac oversight, authority over anything in the first half of the cares act, including the ppp program, and any of the fed's lending facilities or the $150 billion in funding for states and local governments. so i would say, secretary mnuchin, that this interpretation is wrong, that it i

also, carolyn maloney, the chairwoman of the house oversight committee, also in a tough race.se of establishment figures have been around a long time, didn't fare very well. but here in kentucky, mitch mcconnell did. >> a wave of change. a sign of a wave of change in both parties across the country. thanks for being with us. >>> new questions about how and when the seattle protest zone known as the chop will be broken up. seattle's mayor has vowed to phase it out and at least four shootings have occurred in the area since the weekend. cnn's dan simon is live in seattle with more. what's the status, dan? >> hi, alisyn. it is a different protest than what it was during the day. you don't have the throngs of people nor the festival-like atmosphere in terms of what you had before. it is much-more subdued. the violence in terms of what we have seen, four shootings since saturday seems to be keeping people away. and it has also made the city's posture now untenable. they can't continue to have the lawlessness at night in terms of what we have been seeing. the police department also

maloney for five minutes >> thank you and welcome. secretary mnuchin, i would like to ask you about a very troubling oversight issue. as you know, i'm the chair now of the oversight committee and i take these matters very seriously. and i hope that you do, too. in the cares act, we created the pandemic response accountability committee or prac, a committee of independent inspectors generals that is charged with overseeing all of the money spent in the cares act and identifying waste, fraud and abuse. last month the general council's office and treasury issued a legal opinion that questions prac's authority to oversee trillions of dollars of cares act spending to put it bluntly, this legal analysis is so bad that it borders on bad faith the opinion claims that no evidence that congress did not intend for the prac to have oversight, authority over anything in the first half of the cares act, including the ppp program and any of the fed's lending facilities or the 150 billion in funding for states and local governments. so, i would say s