mara, there's a lot more that we can talk about there. the thing that i've just not been able to come to terms with. and i say here all the time, you know, chauvin, he had nine and a half minutes, he knew what he was doing, he saw a man slowly die in front of him. we often see scuffles, we see police officer making terrible mistakes. people getting hurt or dying because of it. and that will be tried in court. and i will just say now, i suspect that a jury would probably have problems, even charging this officer with negligent homicide. but let's step back. why -- hold on. excuse me one second. here's a question -- and i'm sorry it's taken me so long to get to it. why did three officers in the middle of the derek chauvin trial, ten miles away from where that trial was being held, in an area that had a history of problems with race relations, regarding policing, why did three officers feel the need to go up to a car with an expired tab? i mean, you talk about a lack of situational awareness. it's remarkable to me that they said, oh, this is

or a media right at the border with mara and people who live there are mainly ethnic amar's these are 2 areas that are occupied by 2 of largest ethnic communities so we're being told by people in that village that was attacked is that gunmen came force people out of their homes and started shooting indiscriminately now the regional authorities there have blamed the oromo liberation and this is a breakaway faction of the larger or roma liberation front which until very recently when prime minister abbott took power had been fighting the government over the same issue over the years at this particular area there's been a lot of clashes over land and resources or left has also by been fighting over the same issues and grievances of my generalization now officials like i said have blamed disparate coa faction overlay but we've also had from officials who have denied any responsibility that saying that in areas they've had both a mara's. people from them our community and our army as have existed peacefully but this is also causing a lot of concern with people saying that it seems the prim

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edge and to strengthen israel should curate at least 70 people have died during fighting in yemen's mara bridge and in the past 24 hours according to government forces a battle for control of the oil rich region intensified over the weekend with more than 50 killed on saturday iran backed truthy rebels launched an offensive on maher back in february the us and un have increased automatic efforts for a cease fire deal to end yemen's 6 year civil war. voting is underway in chad where president idriss deby is looking to extend his 3 decades in power by seeking a 6th term in office the opposition has called for a boycott of the poll it accuses the government of repression and of cracking down on anti-government protesters on saturday the interior ministry said it arrested several people for planning attacks. some families and man law say security forces are forcing them to pay $100.00 to retrieve the bodies of relatives killed in recent protests $82.00 demonstrators were killed that you're in a crackdown in boggo on friday protests are continuing in several cities including yangon da way and

jorge: los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza detuvieron un miembro de la banda la mara salvatrucha.da. serÁ proscaedo para su deportaciÓn. ilia: el sargente experto en el uso de la fuerza de la policÍa y en calidad de testigo de la fiscalÍa declarÓ hoy y dijo que el agente aplicÓ todo el peso de su cuerpo sobre floyd. tambiÉn declarÓ el agente espcial e mientras lo interrogaba el abogado del acusado sugiriÓ que una cÁmara de la policÍa grabÓ a floyd diciendo que habÍa ingerido muchas drogas. jorge: miembros de departamento de policÍa escoltaron el feretro hacia una funeraria en washington. muriÓ cuando un hombre le lanzÓ un auto cerca de un retÉn policial. la representante y el senador decidieron que se le rinda homenaje en la rotonda del capitolio. ilia: el representante de republicano de la florida pidiÓ que el presidente trump diera un perdÓn general antes de acusarlo de delito alguno. el investigando desde el aÑo pasado por relaciones sexuales con una menor de edad. en un mensaje trump negÓ hoy que lo haya solicitado un perdÓn presidencial. jorge: tigger conducÍa entre 84 u 87 m

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mara, first to you. >> mara: my headline is democrats heading toward another reconciliation package passedre could be broken off, that republicans could support like universal broadband or making our own semiconductors anything to make us more competitive with china but it doesn't look like that's going to happen. >> bret: all right, jonna? >> jonathan: my headline is caitlin jenner announces run for california governor. and it's based on reporting that we published this afternoon that the reality tv star, who is transgender has been seriously considering running as a republican against gavin newsom in california. she is talking to republican consultants. >> bret: well, that's a scoop. ben? >> ben: "60 minutes" hires dan rather as head of fact-checking. their terrible embarrassing "60 minutes" report backed today by cbs on the florida situation. it's an embarrassment and in keeping with his past failures as a journalist. and i want to thank the fine people of publix. they didn't offer the a vaccine to my grandmother or to my aunt. they got their at walmart in wynn dixie only obecause some

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. >> mara paula ochoa noticias tlemundo. >> la mayoría de los inmigrantes que entran a estados unidosnmigrantes regresan a diario si lograr que estados unidos acepte sus casos aquí están de nuevo en albergues de lado mexicano y en el limbo porque muchos no tienen dinero para volver a centroamérica. >> yo cargaba la medicina de mi hija y me la quitaron como me sentiré ahora que mi hija . >> es decepcionante porque esperaba que me escuchara (...) . >> solamente en febrero se triplicó número de familias inmigrantes que fueron detenidas en estados unidos. >> está ola también está impactando a méxico que recibe un número récord de solicitudes de asilo tan solo en los primeros tres meses de este año más de 22,000 personas han solicitado el estatus de refugiados esto es más de la mitad que lo que se registro todo el año 2020 el titular de la comisión ayuda a refugiados en méxico dice que esta situación es una explosión de personas así lo dijo, según sus cálculos la cifra de solicitudes de asilo alcanzará las 80,000 estelas en 21, es el mayor número la historia de méxico >> ahí las autoridade

let's bring in the panel, bill mcgurn, mara eliasson of national public radio, and steve hayes, editoree with the judges rebuke. i mean, the national leaders in all areas of life, whether elected officials, republican, democrat, parts of the judicial branch, people with the platform should do everything they can to urge folks to follow, to respect the process that is playing out in minneapolis, and do everything they can to calm these passions that we have seen. for maxine waters to step into the fray and suggests that the protesters increase their confrontations, particularly after what we saw on the streets, whether in kenosha or elsewhere around the country last summer is deeply irresponsible. >> bret: speaker pelosi said today that she should not have to apologize and should not apologize, but that was before the judge said, you may have just handed the defense something on appeal. >> yeah, it depends what is happening with the jury verdict and what reaction there is, and the political layer like to focus on the most extreme member of the opposition party, and they might've just ha

francisco posiblemente podrÁn operar sin restricciones muy pronto y de esto nos habla mi compaÑera y o marapor la pandemia >>> cerraron los bares antes los restaurantees no me han llamado por nadie >>> aunque san francisco no recibiÓ el reporte amarillo por hospitalizaciones relacionadas al coronavirus la ciudad se mantiene en el nivel naranja y esta semana podrÍa experimentar menos restricciones como la eliminaciÓn de la orden de restaurantes y bares de operar hasta las 11 de la noche >>> para Ángela gerente de este negocio me dice serÍa una ganancia porque podrÁ volver a cerrar a medianoche entre semana y a la una y media de la madrugada los fines de semanas los bares podrÁn atender al aire libre al mÁximo de 8 personas por mesa las reuniones podrÁn hacerse sin comida para 50 personas y 25 con comida. a partir del 15 de abril la ciudad permitirÁ 35% de capacidad demostrando que estÉ vacunado o que saliÓ negativo en la prueba del coronavirus. >>> en unos casos estoy tÍmido de dejar gente entrando pero con la vacuna estÁ menos peligroso >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> las 12 con 9 de la tarde te pregu

at least 22 corona virus patients have died in hospital in the indian state of mara after the oxygen supply ran out comes as the country reports almost 300000 new cases and more than 2000 deaths in one day hospitals in delhi say they have enough oxygen to last just another 8 to 24 hours. while ships from the indonesian navy is searching for a submarine that's gone missing with $53.00 sailors on board the k r n one gala for 02 was taking part in a training exercise around 100 kilometers north of barley but it missed a show jeweled early morning reporting called an oil spill has been spotted in the area to say with us people and cars up next more news for you after that by fire. it's a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there white supremacy impacts all of us like the chase here plenty more money into the hands of someone 1st taking money out of the hands of other workers that won't goes to their camp he becomes us 1st is that this is a deal about constraining a nuclear program the bottom line is that they questions on how to see in. finland to set itself one of the world's

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to do 2 things one is to ensure that there is an us and let mechanism to address the crisis in men mara number 2 that mechanism should include a framework to end the violence currently to deliver humanitarian aid and to potentially facilitate a myanmar lead and the myanmar on dialogue process among all the stakeholders not human rights groups overturned by talking to cool leader general mean on hearing is illegitimacy in his government to these people have a point i think what is happening right now is a recognition of reality not legitimacy legitimacy is something the people of myanmar has to decide for themselves what ason is doing right now is recognizing that currently the main goal of the summit is to end the violence and the one that's doing the violence is the military so therefore we called the military to the summit to get them to stop the violence you also said earlier that it's important that all stakeholders in myanmar sit down and talk speaking of those 3 callers were talking about the ouster of democratic government would it not have been better to invite them as well to t

mixing vaccines or revising dosage timetables at least 70 people have died during fighting in yemen's mara region just in the past 24 hours according to government forces a battle for control of that oil rich region intensified over the weekend with more than 50 people killed on saturday iran backed truthy rebels launched an offensive on marad in february the u.s. and u.n. have increased dramatically of its cease fire deal to end yemen's 6 year civil war meanwhile protesters in the besieged yemeni city of ties are demanding improve living conditions the government controlled city has been under a blockade by who the rebels demonstrators denounced the siege and demanded that the government pay salaries and provide better services ties residents have struggled on the high prices and an outbreak of the coronavirus. well those are the headlines that mean more news here on al-jazeera after the listening post stay with us talking to al-jazeera. can you tell me what the government you represent is now illegitimate and we listen we did not sell the fence material to any country to the conflict in

from fish all those who have denied any responsibility they're saying that in areas they've both a mara's. people from them are community and me as have existed peacefully but this is also causing a lot of concern with people saying that it seems the prime minister. his government is a the overwhelmed and able or unwilling to deal with the situation in the country because we're not just talking about or a marriage and we've seen clashes ethnic clashes over same disputes land disputes flaring up in different parts and people are particularly concerned of the impact this might have on the parliamentary election in june a ship carrying 1200 people in violence noble mozambique has arrived at the port town of pemba family member. those were waiting outside the pool to see which of their loved ones were among them on the group's stormed the northern city of palma a week ago killing hundreds of people mozambique's military is fighting to retake it. some breaking news now out of eastern taiwan about that train we told you earlier that about the the rail the transport ministry now saying that at l

no more policing incarceration and militarization it can be reformed congresswoman elano mara laid out what her agenda is for dealing with the police 1st demilitarize the police with protests becoming more intense some argue now is not the time to tie the hands of the officers then there are steps to criminalize violence against protesters now we can all agree about peaceful protesters but what about those who burn buildings or engage in property destruction next stage disband and deconstruct police stations now in some parts of the country they are taking that literally and portland we saw protesters besiege and the light of police union building on a grand scale if it's what they want which is the reduction or elimination of law enforcement you can see on the streets you will get survival of fittest you will get the american who knows them to find themselves defending against those who don't in the lesser of it you're going to get a complete lack of morale which is going to lead to just men and women who sit in their cars and collect a paycheck and the proactive law enforcement which

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bellingham open the scoring for dortmund after 15 minutes but in the 2nd half reared mara's fired in a penalty for sydney and phil foden netted their 2nd dortmund were the last german team left in the term and also on wednesday rail madrid held liverpool to a goal this draw result means ryall will go to the semifinals after their win in the 1st leg. you're watching d.w. news live from berlin up next is doc film about the photographer of us atar one of the foremost documentaries of the crisis revolutions don't always get the latest on our website that's d.w. dot com or follow us on twitter and instagram at d w news thanks for watching. 1986 . it's very story for their very own personal trauma. the people who survived the catastrophe remember. and they share private footage with us that has never been seen before. back to chernobyl starts april 28th on t.w. . the last i met a boss the great franco iranian photojournalist 20 years ago we made a book together. both of which we go through boss photograph the world for 60 years to bearing witness to all the major events of our time for sna

region villagers who witnessed the attack in the west will they get zone say the victims were ethnic mara's authorities of blamed an armed group called the or roma liberation army for the assault. the british prime minister is most senior black advisor has quit the day after a controversial review on racism in the country are strong signs government commissioned an independent investigation during the black lives matter movement last year the study released on wednesday said the u.k. is not institutionally racist and is instead a good example for other countries downing street insists that some well consumes the parcher has nothing to do with the report and johnson says work needs to be them. this is a. a very interesting piece of work you know i didn't say the government going to agree with absolutely everything in it but it has some some original and unstimulating in it that i think people need to read into and to consider there are very serious issues that our society faces. to do with racism that we need to address we've got to we've got to do war to fix it we need to understand the sev

began before sunrise today tuesday and was attacked on this outpost the tatmadaw that's the me and mara military they have this outpost right along the river that serves as the border between me and mar and thailand they overran this outpost they say and then they burnt it to the ground those are the images we can see the riposte of the video we can see there that was posted on social media that was taken from the thai side of the border as this unfolded you could hear the the shots echoing through this valley where the river is now it's it's part of what we've seen is kind of a stepped up confrontation between ethnic armies and the tatmadaw particularly in korean ethnic held areas like we're seeing there and as you mentioned foley this was an area that we've seen airstrikes over the last several weeks in that we've seen counter attacks by the ethnic armies against the tatmadaw positions like we did earlier today now what this did is what it does now is really kind of raises the tension in that area and what we might see coming in the next couple of days is maybe retaliating from the ta

possible that seems a very distant prospect at this stage how serious chance trafford reporting live from mara paul in ukraine many thanks indeed. libya has begun its covert 19 vaccination campaign it's reported more than 117000 cases and then a 3000 deaths the health care system has been severely impacted by years a political turmoil and violence that is struggling to cope during the pandemic al-jazeera is manic trying to reports now from the capital tripoli. after years of conflict and another recent battle against a health threat officials in libya are happy to be launching their covert 19 vaccination drive this center in the capital tripoli has opened its doors for health workers and the elderly as part of the government's plan to curb the pandemic according to the national center for disease control libya has secured more than 400000 doses mainly from russia and to the un backed kovacs scheme. who started distributing the vaccine across the country the number of registered is now about half a 1000000 people priority has been given to health workers the elderly and in those with chronic di

cases with daily infection surging to a 6 month high of more than $93000.00 on sunday the state of mara rushed to account of more than half of those new cases and of course in peace a square is usually filled with tens of thousands of pilgrims on easter sunday but this year it was empty coronavirus restrictions have prevented the traditional celebrations at last came from taking place for the 2nd year in a row now pope francis held easter mass in a scaled back service instead and used his message. address to urge people not to give up hope you also denounce the conflicts that continue to rage around the world . were these to missy's does not offer you some raj you already feel a magic formula does not point to any escape from the difficult situation we are experiencing the pandemic is still spreading well the social and economic crisis remains severe especially for the poor but nonetheless the scandalous conflicts of not indeed the military arsenals have been strengthened meanwhile millions of filipinos have been unable to celebrate easter traditionally as well for a 2nd year in a row a

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to do 2 things one is to ensure that there is an us and let mechanism to address the crisis in men mara number 2 that mechanism should include a framework to end the violence currently to deliver humanitarian aid and to potentially facilitate a myanmar lead and the myanmar on dialogue process among all the stakeholders. human rights groups overturned by talking to cool you know general mean on hearing is illegitimacy in his government to these people have a point i think what is happening right now is a recognition of reality not legitimacy legitimacy is something the people of myanmar has to decide from themselves what asin is doing right now is recognizing that currently the main goal of the summit is to end the violence and the one that's doing the violence is the military so therefore we call the military to the summit to get them to stop the violence you also said earlier that it's important that all stakeholders in myanmar sit down and talk speaking of those stakeholders are talking about the ouster of democratic government would it not have been better to invite them as well to t

when you think wild, you think serengeti, mara, you know, great barrier reef.at they'll guard it and help it to keep playing its unique role in protecting our planet. a fun fact about them is that they can actually get up to 12—13 metres long. as part of that process, local children are now being introduced to the kelp, to learn its secrets and to meet the creatures that use these coastal forests as their underwater nursery. andrew harding, bbc news, in south africa's western cape. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben. if you are a gardener or a grower, you might well be looking for some rain by now. not a lot of that in the forecast. it stays cool by day and with the continued risk of frost at night. the main rain—bearing weather systems are staying well away from our shores, fended off by this area of high pressure. this will be with us for a few days yet. often under high pressure we can expect completely dry weather, but that is not the case at the moment. there are a few showers popping up, especially across western and southern parts of the uk

i'm here at mara lago, i had dinner with several ambassadors to central american countries includingl salvador. it took years to fix all the problems at the border but had quite honestly been a bipartisan festering wound and donald trump through his personality of the people in these jobs got it fixed and it has unraveled so quickly because the biden team and the democrats view the border is something not all that important. it aids their political game to have more illegal people come into the country and they are realizing they might have created a problem they can't soon fix. pete: who is in charge at the border? kamala harris seems to shirk the duties the white house isn't willing to talk about who the point man is, who is in charge and was the more out of border agents? >> google cartels are in charge of the border. when our operations are going to do -- that is light is a crisis. we have to look at the politicians and ask them what is happening when cartels are able to find any of the products they want. at the centers we can't go after the criminal aliens from special interest

next round jude belling i'm open the scoring for dortmund after 15 minutes but in the 2nd half riad mara's fired in a penalty for city and still photo netted their 2nd dortmund were the last german team left in the tournament also on wednesday real madrid held at liverpool to a goal is draw the result means ryall go through to the semifinals after their win in the 1st leg you're watching the w. news live from berlin rob what's up next with the business news stay with us we'll be right back. i'm sure that it was. going in a certain. degree of luck. until i was front of my dignity 77 percent takes on modern slavery shooting.

mark o' mara and dr. joy carter. good to see you both, especially on a friday night. mark, what did you make of the degree of strength of the prosecution case on causation? >> overall for the past two weeks, i thought they have done a great job. the cadence of the way they did this with the video to the bystanders and this week with the experts, they did a good job couching everything they wanted to couch. i will tell you, normally, as you know, they will start off with the medical examiner. get that out there, cause of death, did hehe did it. they left baker to the end for a couple reasons. he wasn't perfectly strong. he did talk about these other contributing factors. not critical but at least there's something there, which is why i think they brought on a couple of really strong witnesses before baker, almost to minimize or parse over what he did. again, i have to admit that this gives the defense at least some of what they need. again, all they need is to show that there's reasonable doubt. where they get that is from a lack of evidence or conflict in the evidence

also a member of the "new york times" editorial board, mara gay.ior political correspondent for the "washington examiner," david drucker. good morning to you all. steve, let's begin with your chart. we're talking about $2 .25 trillion after $1.9 trillion is still rolling off the presses for covid relief what exactly, as you look through it, is in this plan? >> well, willie, as you say, it's a very, very big plan, bigger than the last plan. and actually, people call it an infrastructure bill, but as jonathan lemire alluded, it's a lot more than that in fact, infrastructure is only about 42% of the total package, as you can see, on the chart all the blue stuff on your right is infrastructure related, and we did rough justice here. there's not full detail on all of these plans so transportation, of course, we all talk about highways and bridges at the top of the list, as well as things like water that jonathan also mentioned but then in addition to that 42%, you have another 20% or so that is going to what i'll call other investment things like r&d, t

not necessarily be similarly on the radar, but we are taking a look at, whether it is cameroon, or mara tanya, -- mauritania, or others. we are very thank full of the campaign promises, but more fundamentally, we are very mindful of the fact that the conditions in those countries deserve our close review, and that review was well underway. >> thank you. thank you. let me switch gears a little bit. we had a panel one week ago on activists. it what sort of centered around this film called "infiltrators," a fabulous film. a past documentary sort of fiction about these undocumented activists during the obama administration who deliberately got them subs arrested to go into detention centers in order to document there were people there with no criminal histories . then the from -- then the film came out, and the trump administration targeted people, activists, for deportation, including one of the people in the film. mr. rojas. he was under supervision, checking in for a long period of time, then was deported suddenly even though nothing had changed. were talking about hundred of thousands o

we are now learning that just in the month of mara loan, over 170,000 were caught at the border. and right now the numbers forecast to increase. >>> 25 million americans will see a boost in their food stamps this month. its part of an exive it order by the president that adds a billion dollars thprra each month. it'll benefit some of the lowest income family who are left out of an increase congress approved -- the increase that congress approved last year. the pandemic has prompted a surge in peopl applying for food stamps. >>> this morning fall out in the battle over georgia's new voting laws. major league baseball is moving the all-star game out of atlanta in protest. we are in atlanta with the surprising reaction from leading georgia democrats. >> it's a strong message from major league baseball to republican lawmaker who just passed and signed new voting restrictions in georgia. baseball commissioner is siding the good number of black americans and business leader who believe that the new rules are voter suppression saying i decides that the best way to demonstrate our values

. >> with relearn that just in the month of mara loan, over 170,000 were caught at the border.5 year high and right now, the numbers are only forecast to increase. abc news, austin, texas. >>> and fall out in the battle over georgia's restrictive new voting laws. major league baseball is moving the all-star game out of atlanta in protest. we are in atlanta with the surprising reaction from leading georgia democrats. >> it's a strong message from major league baseball to republican lawmakers who just passed and signed new voting restrictions in georgia. baseball commissioner is siding the good number of black americans and business leader who believe that the new rules are voter suppression saying i decided that the best way to demonstrate our values as a sport is by relocating this year's all-star game and mlb draft. the president came out to encourage this. >> i would strongly support them doing that. people look to them. >> this is money and business we are talking about and even many georgia democrats who fought the new rules are not happy with baseball's decision. stacy abr

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just in the month of mara loan, over 170,000 were caught at the border. that is a 15 year high and right now, the numbers are only forecast to increase. matt gutman. >>> in the south bay police looking for a man they say shoved a woman to the ground and said go back to china. >> as a person of both asian and pacific islander descent i have been watching with dismay the continues acts of violence. >> the incident happened around 5:00 p.m. on tuesday. the victim was walking on los gatos and said a man shoved her to the ground. the suspect is described as a white or hispanic man wearing a black or gray bike helmet with a car colored neck gator. if you are in the area and you saw anything call the police. >>> the university of california is warning students and staff to be on alert after the school system was part of a nationwide hack attack. a group may have stolen and pub lushed personal data from the system. nearly 300 schools, government agencies and companies were targeted. also among them were stanford university school of medicine which reported that s

. >> let's bring in criminal defense attorney and civil rights attorney marco mara. the judge ordered a break so the jurors could go to the bathroom and have food if they have to. question is too much from the defense there? >> well, it may have been. no matter what or how good you think you are, over two hours of talking to any group, 12 people, they're going to tire. the problem with the defense is you really want to keep them focussed on what you want them to be focussed on. let's face it, in this case there was a lot that the defense had to overcome. so, talk about mistakes he made. first of all, remember, if he gets an acquittal, then he's never made a mistake in this entire case, right? the only thing he has to do is get the acquittal and erases any problems i may come up with or other people want to critique him about. but unfortunately when you have a jury who had so much evidence and seen some of the common sense evidence we all looked at for the first two weeks of the trial, listen to a prosecutor who did do what you need to do, make it simple, when you loo

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we are taking a live look right now at windsor where there is a military mara heaved the funeral. service will take police in about 15 minutes at sainat george's chapel. we are learning about how the pan democrat speck family dynamics have impacted plans. julia has a preview. >> good morning. just a few hours to go until the ceremony and after a week of official mourning, britains are joining the queen to say good-bye to prince phillip. nearly a century ago prince phillip started his life and exile but today his coffin be placed among kings. today he makes his final journey in a specially modified land rover that he helped design. his coffin will be in the royal vault. the small town is used to holding large scale royal events but today the mood is quiet and respectfully quiet. restrictions mean the public won't be allowed to gather to pay their respects but many have gone out of their way leave flowers and tributes. today's ceremony will be on television with the whole nation tuning in. not to mention the millions more around the world. instead of the 800 guests planned, just 30

joining our conversation is mara gaye, katie benner is still here.the quiet parts out loud. they're now smearing and trying to scandalize an incredibly competent and impressive nominee as an extense of their effort to sort of not have any obstacles in their campaign to suppress voting rights. >> that's right, nicole. you know, what they've actually been doing is using a pretty impressive juggernaut of right-wing media that has compiled. it started with fox news, but it's much broader than that now. and they're using each news cycle to not only go after, you know, democrats in general, but the way that they have been doing that is by engaging with the culture wars and fighting them by turning, particularly black people, gay people, transgender people, sometimes jewish people into punching bags and kind of totems for their cause. it's really disgusting. it's dehumanizing. and in addition to that, of course, we have a situation here where kristen clark is absolutely qualified for this for this job. in any other era this would be -- you know, this would

mara is in chicago with more. >> reporter: here in chicago, community members attributed to activismhis isn't tied specifically to at the verdict of derek chauvin, but they are working towards the system of policing and overall police accountability. she said she hopes the verdict we saw yesterday has an impact on officers everywhere. >> maybe officers will think twice before they open fire. it's like the gun. you can't just open fire on every one. >> reporter: we are still hearing the sentiment of overall doubt and skepticism from members of the community. right here in chicago they are waiting for the investigation about the shooting of the 13-year-old which happened on the day the derek chauvin trying started. they are looking for justice in that case as well. that investigation is still on going. craig? >> maura, allison, vaughn, a big thanks to all of you. thanks to you for joining us and a special thanks to our crews in minneapolis, a long time away from their families. ong time aw from their families. power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new way

lago is seething _ imagine donald trump and mara lago is seethinu. ,., thank you so much forjoining in the uk — where many of these programmes already exist. we've had free nursery care for twenty years, paid leave for new parents since 1975, as well as more generous child tax credits, and a top income tax rate closer to 40%. let's bring in republican congressman mike mccaul — who represents texas's 10th district and is ranking member of the house foreign affairs committee. it's a great pleasure to have you on the programme thanks for sparing us a time. i went back and had a look today atjust how effective that tony blair plan was. when he was prime minister he enters in the uk and it led to an increase in the uk and it led to an increase in the uk and it led to an increase in the employment rate for mums of 3%. so it's notjust about providing a level playing field, it's about allowing parents to return to their jobs, getting mums back to work and thatis jobs, getting mums back to work and that is a good thing for the economy, is in a? i that is a good thing for the economy, is in a

i want to bring eugene and mara into the conversation. eugene, as a mother i can never understand the answer the rev gave and the pain and purpose that if i lost a child where the strength comes from to be part of change but there is no doubt that this little sort of signs of life around legislation on capitol hill do not exist in a vacuum separate from these families and their ability to use the voices at the darkest moments of their lives why can you pull back the curtain on what is happening on capitol hill? >> to that point about being a mother in this time, me and my mother have had extensive conversations about what would happen if she was in this position. so it's a conversation that parents are having with their kids and hard to understand and hard to think about. these parents and families, they take on the -- >> you have to tell me what that conversation sounds like. what is that conversation? >> it sounds like a lot of tears. sounds like me and her coming to terms with what we have always talked about since i was a kid and more