the europe regional department of the united nations world tourism organization and in bangkok is mario hardie c.e.o. of the pacific asia travel association thank you all for joining us i've got a sort of an opening thought here which i want to put to all of you and get a brief response from each of you the idea that post covert 19 whenever and whatever that is this could go one of 2 ways either we've learned some lessons and we think more about how much we travel where we travel how we do it. and we think about the implications of that or everything goes back to normal because people have been cooped up for months and i just want to get on holiday and they want to get out and travel again. rashid i'll start with you which one of those scenarios do you think is more likely to happen. let me just say a brief words about their management of depending you can rocco if you were mates me this is a broad who. do the moroccan state has managed to successfully depend dimmick and did us there was the population have shown that entire stick of solidarity and depended make was well controlled of 6

haidi: mario, are things looking pretty good? sorry?i'm mario, i'm sorry. i think we had some technical issues. i just wanted to get your views as to sort of prospects going into november because obviously, there's been very little campaigning with social distancing in the coronavirus. successfulst been a pivot away from the administration's handling of the virus, and now, president trump able to kind of step in with his narrative of restoring law and order? and as you say, being able to really appeal to his base? mario: absolutely. himuld say that it allows to fall back into some of his political instincts. his political instincts, he campaigned in 2016 as being the law and order candidate. derided professional american -- black american professional football players during the national anthem, which was their way to protest police brutality. he has courted police and police unions, harkening back to a time where they can send a tougher message. he has done all of this again without being able to hold some of his signature campaign rallies, so this was a s

irma: le digo: "mario, mario", le dije, "oye, hijo, ya es lunes. hay que ir a buscar trabajo". mutuamente. segÚn las investigaciones el sobrino golpeaba y amenazaba constantemente a yobana. irma: es que siempre me decÍa que querÍa un regalito. querÍa una novia, una niÑa, que fuera su novia para siempre. carmen: yobana hacÍa unos tres meses le habÍa rentado este pequeÑo espacio a la madre de fÁtima, pues habÍa resuelto separarse del padre de sus hijos. por eso la cercanÍa no solo con la pequeÑa fÁtima, sino con la madre de la pequeÑa. algo ocurriÓ que yobana y mario se reencontraron. luis: desde que desapareciÓ yo tuve el presentimiento de que no la iba yo a volver a ver, eso es. irma: le dije: "dios mÍo, ¿quÉ pasÓ?". pero como ella lloraba mucho y lloraba bien fuerte y vimos en la tele que ya la estaban buscando, Él me dijo que la matÁramos, Él me pasÓ el cinturón, Él la sujetÓ y yo la apretÉ, la apretÉ, asÍ me decía. carmen: mario le provocÓ su Último suspiro. irma: vaya a presidencia y me traiga la estatal. voy a entregar a yobana y a mario. "no, doÑa irma. ¿por quÉ nos entre

meet mario. mario helps make nantucket blend taste phenomenal. so we support him.o recycle nutrient rich water. to help make his soil rich. and his coffee stunningly delicious. all for a smoother tasting cup at home. green mountain coffee roasters. [son] mom! yeah... [son] i fell. okay there's bandages in the cabinet. [son] i'm bleeding. grab two. sheba. what cats want. >> trevor:. >> trevor: we can back to "the daily distancing show." with all the protests sweeping across america, people have been comparing this moment to the civil rights movement to have the 1960s, and much like the 1960s, law enforcement officers have met the calls to end police brutality with even more police brutality. >> across the country peaceful protests have too often devolved into standoffs with police using militari' style tactics. >> move out of the way! flash bangs, tear gas, rubber bullets, helicopters. >> law enforcement in riot gear approach a barrier. protestors, hands up in the air chanting "don't shoot," but they shot tear gas and rubber bullets. ( shouting district >> the threa

tom: mario gabelli, thank you so much.ur interviews with lebron james across the bloomberg network today. later today, love talking to her in davos. stacy cunningham later today. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> bloomberg surveillance. let's get to the first word news. the coronavirus pandemic is racing through the u.s. heartland setting records for hospitalization and forcing businesses to rethink their plans to reopen. florida and texas each hit records for new daily cases yesterday. the virusl predicts will kill 180,000 americans by october. joe biden will not officially accept the nomination in front of thousands of screaming delegates. the party has told delegates to stay home from the national convention in milwaukee this summer. they will conduct their official business remotely because of pandemic. biden will still make an acceptance speech but the audience will be much smaller. california voters will decide on affirmative action in november. they will vote whether to reverse a ban on race and gender preferenc

mario offers to put us in touch with one of his associates. the next evening we meet that associate in a hotel room where he presents us with samples. per. their radiated tortoises the 2nd most endangered in madagascar according to international law exploiting them from the country is illegal. to steal the deal of promises not only a steady supply but hundreds for shipment. the preacher. he also says his contacts at the airport will ensure they get through security checks. are. you. prepared to. hear. it confirm something extort us earlier. one of our customs in all these countries orders customs. they're paid off. we're going to get something. you can go to but they're supposed to be in for telling us. your forces or you're also corrupt. both x. and the dealer explained the typical route for smuggling same carriers or mules checking the tortoise's in suitcases in madagascar. from there he says the bags transit through a number of other cities by darussalam and dubai before entering asia. shipments were told end up in his home country of malay

but it mario introduces himself as a businessman. using hitting cameras we film is operation which he says exploits seafood and reptiles. we also learn he's the son of a presidential candidate. number one. i'm going to. my home in his office mario is the 1st to mention the man we're after. ok ok you know i do you know him nothing. with. her eye. mario offers to put us in touch with one of his associates. the next evening we meet that associate in a hotel room where he presents us with samples. per. their radiated tortoises the 2nd most endangered in madagascar according to international law exploiting them from the country is illegal but. still the deal of promise is not only a steady supply but hundreds for shipment. the preacher. he also says his contacts at the airport will ensure they get through security checks. for. a very. few friends here. it confirms something extort us earlier. one of our customs in all these countries orders customs. they're paid off you know. where you need to get something got. what you can get them but

mario centeno in lisbon, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. thank you, stephen, thank you for having me. we saw deep divisions within the european union at the beginning of the covid—19 pandemic. have those divisions been healed? well, if you look back, you may see that these divisions have played a role in all the debate. but at the end of the day, we were able to act fast in a very flexible way. and for me, as president of the eurogroup, which is very important in a very pragmatic way, we had a few goals to achieve, to react quickly in a sizeable way and in a way that prevents further fragmentation of the european union and especially in the eurozone. but, minister, if i may, you didn't really react quickly, did you? we saw the chinese government offer medical assistance to italy long before other member states of the european union. and we saw some of the members, like the dutch, for example, criticising southern european countries for the weakness of their public finances rather than focusing on offering help. your own prime minister descr

there by we have mario woods, gardener, castillo. it's just wrong. >> you're speaking from experience not a critic outside. inside makes a difference. they're not happy but the truth is delight. they have to get back to ethics. you don't -- . the truth sets us free. >> mario woods 114 to 120 pounds homeless with a knife. nine officers stopping. they're all shooting. >> we're going to come back to who yoe. to brot. in brothers and some of the work he's doing. that's san francisco. started as a renegade project. we're commemorating those that had to wear the pink triangle and holocaust. we're going to light it up with 2700 bright pink notes as a beacon of hope. >> how was school? fine. this crisis has changed almost everything, but not our resolve. we've pulled together, worked hard to keep each other safe. we've flattened the curve and are starting to reopen our communities. we can protect the people we love, and help californians get back on their feet. for our families and our communities, let's stay the course and stop the spread.

mario: es que sabes que no me gustan las matemáticas, pa. gregorio: ay, ay, cállate. ¿de qué sirve que sea abogado?,

he thought mario was far superior to fossil but it wasn't just in literature and poetry.rst of all, he was a musician. his father was a musician in the music theorist and galileo is an accomplished player. very often play father. not only that, as i said, he started Ãbstarted himself but he made friends. the famous painter Ãbis one of his friends. this is here the pauline chapel, i want to draw your attention to the figure at the bottom which shows the virgin spending on the wound. if you look closer at that you will find that he painted the just as galileo still when the pages to repeat these things from the book of revelation we painted the book perfect and pristine with no Ãbbut he painted it just like galileo saw it. another famous painter that was a friend of his was one of the great painters of the renaissance perhaps one of the very few women painters who painted this painting which was the beheading. this was her first version of the painting but she spoke to galileo and he told her about this business of projectiles tracing who went shooting in the air and she ap

when mario floyd -- sorry, when mario wood was shut down by officers while he was up against a wall, holding a kitchen knife while the entire scene was being recorded when no one with common sense could possibly believe after watching that video that six officers could not take down one man with a kitchen knife and instead have to shoot him dozens is dozens and dozens of types and as mayor breed stood next to mario wood's mother today speaking about the outrage for george floyd and nancy tung would not only have not prosecuted those officers which i understand i'm a lawyer and so you are supervisor stephanie, but she wouldn't have fired them either. and mr. gordon creed had no opinion on the subject that's not good enough for me right now in this time and in this place. jessica williams was driving a car to get away. officers shot over and over and over when she was leaving the scene and killed her. nancy tung would not have prosecuted. ok, the -- >> george gascone did not prosecuted. >> i would like to finish. nancy tung would not prosecute or fire those officers and mr. gordon cree

we will get an update from mario gabelli. talk to him about the efficacy of share buybacks, evaluation levels. we will talk to mario gabelli about individual stocks as well. what i'm watching this morning, bonds grinding lower, curve flattening. please stay with us worldwide. this is "bloomberg." ♪ save hundreds on your wireless bill without even leaving your house. just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. you can get it by ordering a free sim card online. once you activate, you'll only have to pay for the data you need- starting at just $15 a month. there are no term contracts, no activation fees, and no credit check on the first two lines. get a $50 prepaid card when you switch. it's the most reliable wireless network. and it could save you hundreds. xfinity mobile. tom: this morning, to control or not to control. that is the question with walls of worry, pandemic, yields grind ever lower, curves flattened, testing the patient's of the new theories of chairman powell and the fed. wind is yield curve control begin?

who killed mare joe wooed mario wooe been fired? >> i don't have enough information to have an opinion on that. >> supervisor ronen: okay. do you believe that the officers who killed jessica williams should have been prosecuted? >> so that's -- again, i -- my recollection is that jessica williams was the woman who was shot while she was driving. >> supervisor ronen: that's right. >> -- a car. again, tragic. and that's -- i don't -- as i sit here today i don't remember what the policy was with respect to officer shooting at moving cars at the time. so i'm hesitant to come out -- it should never have happened. >> supervisor ronen: okay. do you believe that the officers who killed jessica williams should have been fired? >> same answer i think. >> supervisor ronen: do you support equipping sfpd officers with tasers. >> no, and i would like to tell you why. >> supervisor ronen: i am going to just keep going for now if that's okay. but i appreciate you giving a clear answer. did you vote yes on proposition h? it was in june 2018 that wou

mario's mother speak to the crowd. >> you can't police me if you hate me and fear me. >> london breedd the crowd that her cousin was killed by sfpd. >> yes, i'm the mayor, but i'm a black woman first. >> today was capped by a call to action. from the naacp's reverend amos brown. >> and black folks have that right, you better get with us and vote this man out of the white house. >> it is not enough to protest, he says, there must be productivity. in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >>> in many cities across the bay area, we're going into a second night of curfews. other cities called for curfews today and this is where they are. you can see in san leandro and walnut creek in blue. their curfew starts at 6:00 p.m. coming up in about an hour. most of these folks starting their curfew at the 8:00 p.m. hour, in green. that includes san francisco, oakland, hayward, santa clara, and san jose. also, late today, almeda county sheriffs announced they are going to enact a curfew for the unincorporated parts of the county. starting tonight at 7:00 p.m., pleasant hill that's when there is a curfe

>>mario woods. can this party. now it's the time. luis gongora. jessica williams shane and his. >>mayor london breed had this to say in a statement quote juneteenth has always been so much more than a festival. it is a reminder of our history a reminder of the bonds of slavery of our long struggle for equality and it is a reminder that despite our progress we continue to face. so many challenges end quote. >>the city of san francisco still dealing with the pandemic in at this gathering for the most part everyone maintain social distancing and they wore a mask. theresa kron 4 news. >>to mark juneteenth leaders and activists held a family friendly community event and asked for changes today kron four's rob fladeboe has more now. >>is live for us >>good evening. just yet you send it to the event outside san jose city hall this afternoon was billed as a family friendly event and it was just that. but it also served as a platform for 3 core values defund the police invest in black communities and defeat president trump. >>here's more. >>physical distancing aside. the observance of ju

>>mario woods. and as harding. now it's the time. luis gongora. jessica williams shane and says. >>mayor london breed had this to say in a statement quote juneteenth has always been so much more than a festival. it is a reminder of our history a reminder of the bonds of slavery of our long struggle for equality and it is a reminder that despite our progress we continue to face. so many challenges end quote. >>the city of san francisco still dealing with the pandemic in at this gathering for the most part everyone maintain social distancing and they wore a mask. theresa kron 4 news. >>south bay now where june teeth rally was billed as a fun family friendly event kron four's rob fladeboe reports right now the message of freedom and justice for not lost on those who took part. >>friends and physical distancing aside. the observance of june teens here outside san jose city hall friday featured inspired messages of hope and justice reflecting your own experience % having been raised in the south allen rock teacher veronica tolt and quoted the late coretta scott king. >>my story is a f

and eric garner and mario woods and rodney king and 3,400 -- 3,446 black lives lynched between 1882 and 1968. there is a straight line from that history to this moment. we have the power to do something. that's why i oppose nancy tung and geoffrey gordon-creed for police commission. now more than ever we need independent commissioners who will hold police officers accountable, who do not have a long-standing cozy relationship with the police. we need commissioners who will advocate actively for policies that protect all vulnerable communities and not drive force up more. and now more than ever we need to change the course of history. we don't want tasers or police commissioners who support them. we don't want police officers who use excessive force to walk free. we want to close juvenile hall. nancy tung wants to keep it open. and we want to end cash bail. and we want nancy tung wanted it to continue. we need mutual oversight and citizen oversight of law enforcement. nancy tung has worked closely with police departments for decades. we don't want to wait another 23 years or a decade or

. >> mario woods. >> mario woods. >> you have a pandemic, then you have these protests.reminds people of the '60s and the chaos and the discord and distrust throughout the country. >> my heart has been heavy. yes, i'm the mayor, but i'm a black woman first. >> people that are standing up for people, especially the young african americans, they're just tired. they want equality. they want justice, and i understand. >> two 19-year-old childhood friends coming together to create a movement. 15,000 people united with one goal. >> to have a solidarity march. when i saw that it was this whole field started getting filled up, i knew it was something that was real legit and impactful. young people are underrated. i think that we're very powerful. >> i've been heartened to see those in law enforcement who recognize and march along with these protesters. >> work with us. encourage us to find ways as a community to go through this discord in a man they're is peaceful and in a man they're may be unfiltered, but

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mario woods was shot and killed by san francisco police officers back in december of 2015. the officers involved in his death were not charged the city did settle a wrongful death lawsuit. in a statement about juneteenth today mayor london breed said quote. >>june tape has always been so much more than a festival is a reminder of our history a reminder of the bonds of slavery of our long struggle for equality and it's a reminder that despite our progress we continue to face so many challenges. >>3 people have been arrested from a rally on the cockiness bridge said shut down all but one westbound lane for more than an hour today, the highway patrol from the golden gate division shared this picture from the march that took place around one 30 this afternoon. the chp says about 55 protesters scott on to the car keenness bridge pedestrian walkway and then crossed over the concrete barrier and onto the westbound lanes of traffic. the chp says one officer was assaulted by a protester and suffered minor injuries. in the south bay, dozens of people celebrated juneteenth that san jo

patricia: en mÉxico mario villanueva, el gobernador del estado de quintana rock pasÓ a prisiÓn domiciliaria lugar donde no se cocaÍna desde colombia. enrique: otro lugar donde no se podrÁn exhibi comienza una nueva etapa en servicio móvil... t-mobile y sprint unen sus fuerzas. al integrar nuestras dos redes, t-mobile construirá la red 5g más grande y más confiable del país. con más torres, más ingenieros y más cobertura. disfrutarás la mejor red 5g y los mejores precios. bienvenido a t-mobile, la red 5g más grande. enrique: nascar, la asociaciÓn de carreras de automÓviles ha prohibido utilizar banderas confederadas que son signos de racismo. el Último piloto negro pidiÓ a la organizaciÓn que se deshiciera de las banderas. patricia: a las prÓximas generaciones podrÁn tener evidencia de primera mano de las histÓricas protestas que han estremecido al paÍs en los Últimos dÍas, los carteles y otros artÍculos de las recientes manifestaciones y en particular los que se encuentran en la casa blanca se expondrÁn pronto en el museo de cultura afroamericana. enrique: los carteles serÁn retirados de es

patricia: en mÉxico mario villanueva, el gobernador del estado de quintana rock pasÓ a prisiÓn domiciliaria: otro lugar donde no se podrÁn exhibi enrique: nascar, la asociaciÓn de carreras de automÓviles ha prohibido utilizar banderas confederadas que son signos de racismo. el Último piloto negro pidiÓ a la organizaciÓn que se deshiciera de las banderas. patricia: a las prÓximas generaciones podrÁn tener evidencia de primera mano de las histÓricas protestas que han estremecido al paÍs en los Últimos dÍas, los carteles y otros artÍculos de las recientes manifestaciones y en particular los que se encuentran en la casa blanca se expondrÁn pronto en el museo de cultura afroamericana. enrique: los carteles serÁn retirados de esa zona. patricia: llegamos al final, gracias. enrique: buenas noches. locutor: televisa presenta... ariana: Ándale, papá. marco: no, no. ariana: dame permiso de operarme la nariz. Ándale, ándale. marco: no, mi amor, ¿para qué quieres operarte la nariz? tu nariz está muy bonita, está muy bien. ¿eh? por favor. paco: mejor que le operen el cerebro, pa. todos: [ríen] renata: n

meet mario. mario helps make nantucket blend taste phenomenal. so we support him.cle nutrient rich water. to help make his soil rich. and his coffee stunningly delicious. all for a smoother tasting cup at home. green mountain coffee roasters. treat yourself to a heath bar. because nothing says special like rich english toffee. ♪ heath, it's english toffee "the daily distancing show." you know, with states opening up and people protesting in the streets, a lot of the public feel like coronavirus is over. the only problem is nobody told coronavirus. >> america's covid 19 pandemic has passed another terrible milestone, as of this morning, more than 2 million americans have tested positive for the coronavirus, more than 112,000 of them have died. the head of harvard's global health institute said yesterday the u.s. death toll could reach 200,000 in september. earlier this week, 16 states reported an increase in average new covid 19 cases compared to two weeks ago. at least 14 states have seen a rise in current hospitalizations since memorial day, including texas, where

including mario woods, jessica williams, and others. say their names. in a moment when our schools are placing $200 million in cuts and the department of youth and families will lose $25 million, we need to de-fund the police department by $23 million. our public school hasn't had a nurse and our social workers are cut to half time. the city of san francisco should de-fund the sfpd and work to replace it with community-based alternatives to policing. thank you. >> we have 43 callers. >> hello? >> hello, we can hear you. >> my name it -- [inaudible] -- district 11. echo the callers de-fund, disband and abolish -- [inaudible] -- will not work. have tried and it has not made any significant difference from the actions of -- [inaudible] on duties where i have seen with my own eyes harassment -- [inaudible] black people and brown people, because -- [inaudible] criminal acts. and i do not feel safe calling -- i do not feel safe in -- [inaudible] and i have -- support and full of lies and you know, i'm emotional personal issues. this people is people. -- [inau

at easter, when we first spoke, the priest, mario, carminati tried to find words for the grief.church reopened, he must guide those whose faith has been tested. the army was brought in at the end of march to clear the coffins from that church. as we broadcast the images, we knew that this was to become the emblem of italy's suffering. what were the main errors that were made here in bergamo? who could have taken that decision? lombardy was an easy target for the virus — an international business hub at the heart of europe with the largest elderly population in italy. it quickly infected much of the rest of the world. cases from morocco to malaysia, sweden to sri lanka all linked to people visiting this region. it was up to the political leadership in milan, the capital, to get a grip, but there too problems were growing. some of the worst mistakes were felt in the care homes, this one included. of the 131 patients here, half of them died during this crisis. in some places, sick, elderly patients were transferred from hospitals to care homes before they had tested negative and th

there was another rally where people were chanting mario mario woods died during an encounter with the san francisco police in 2015. >>these protesters didn't cause any problem, however, they were out past the city's 08:00pm curfew the peaceful protests were not limited to san francisco. we saw them also in redwood city, let's take a look at a big group of demonstrators here outside the court singing speaking and demanding justice. there was no violence at that protest just a lot of people clapping carrying signs and in the east bay. there were demonstrators marching in to protest march enough fremont that happened. here's one of those. >>and one of the people they're talking about why he was out to support. >>i love about it, i mean it's not it's not like reserve to big cities not reserve to rural neighborhoods. it's everyone every everyone you can do their part take time off work, you know. how about where they can. >>so that was one protesters the other protests that happened in fremont a demonstration with marching down the streets. no violence and no arrests at either of those eve

after her son mario was shot 20 times by san francisco police back in 2015. >> black and brown and a right to be apprehended and taken into custody. white boys do. >> while there were many messages spoken today, there was a unifying theme that the organizers kept saying. they don't want this to be a moment. they want it to be a movement. in san francisco, jackie ward, nbc bay area news. >>> jackie, thank you. >>> today his loved ones paid final respects to shawn mont rosa killed in a police shooting. family and friends remembered the 22-year-old san francisco man. investigators say he stole from a pharmacy during a recent protest. an officer shot and killed him after he mistook a hammer that he had for a gun. john burris, the family's lawyer says they want the officer charged and plans to file a civil lawsuit against the city of vallejo. >>> an update to our investigative -- >>> they're walking back a public statement made last week when prosecutors said they would not be charging a palo alto police officer accused of excessive force. former palo alto police sergeant duane benitez, o

personally, mario, she's shorter but he's got something to prove, in my mind.t the entire interview talking about how unprepared, incompetent and corrupt the president, is but the weird thing is bolton joined the trump administration over a year into trump's term. so, i mean, he probably should have already known all of this, right? why does it feel like everyone goes confidently into the trump white house, like, i'll be the one to tame donald trump, and they walk out six months later -- ( crying ) -- he made fun of me and said all my ideas were dumb and you can read all about it in my book coming out next week! also, bolton could have said all of this stuff during the impeachment hearings but, no, he wanted to put it into his tell-all book to make money. there is very little i respect about john bolton. the only thing i thought was cool about this interview was he wore a mask during it. what's that? it's not a mask? oh, that's his -- oh. all right, never mind. there's nothing i respect about him. finally, the coronavirus pandemic, even as cases climb in the u.

estuvo a cargo en aquella noche junto con sus hermanos mario,y adÁn. los tres ya estÁn detenidos. a los jÓvenes a los delincuentes y por el que hay una recompensa de $500,000. el periodista dice que la presiÓn ayudarÁ a darle solidez al caso. >> es una parte importante de la pelÍcula. hasta ahora la Única hipÓtesis sólida y sustentada es la de que los muchachos fueron detenidos por la policÍa municipal y entregados a grupos de la delincuencia organizada. >> este gobierno prometiÓ una nueva investigaciÓn. fue hecha por tomÁs, ex titular de la agencia de investigaciÓn criminal y que hoy tiene dos Órdenes de aprehensión por obstrucciÓn y alteración de pruebas y por tortura. al menos dos declaraciones de delincuentes los responsables han de tomar la decisiÓn de asesinar a losestudiantes y enterrar sus cuerpos en fosas clandestinas. sÓlo falta que Él acepte declarar. patricia: el gobernante venezolano maduro, ordenÓ al embajadora de la uniÓn europea que abandone el paÍs en un plazo de 72 horas. lo declarÓ luego de que la uniÓn europea sanciona un grupo de funcionarios venezolanos. madu

. >> the same thing for mario. he was laid off. the edd refused to grant benefits until he can prove he's really mario. >> it has been more than two months. almost going three months. i've depleted my life savings. >> he mailed in all the required documents but never heard back from edd. now he says he's in danger of losing his home. >> we have people who call our office in tears because they don't know how they'll pay rental or how they'll go shopping and put food on the table for their kids and they're in tears. why are we doing this to people? >> the state senator says edd has made it too hard to claim benefits that are supposed to get everyone through the economic crisis. real people are hanging on by their finger nails. by a thread. they're owed money by the state of california and it's not working. >> often these problems come about because of a typo or a very minor, minor problem with the paperwork. please make sure your payment work is set up exactly as it should be. if you need help, i want to you contact me here at 7 on y

meet mario. mario helps make nantucket blend taste phenomenal. so we support him. to recycle nutrient rich water. to help make his soil rich. and his coffee stunningly delicious. all for a smoother tasting cup at home. green mountain coffee roasters. >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily social distancing show." earlier today, i spoke to former vice president joe biden, who is about his position on police reform, voting right, and so much more. check it out. mr. vice president, welcome to the "the daily social distance show." >> it's good to be with you. and it's a big distance now. >> trevor: it definitely is a big distance. you have been making news over the past few weeks responding to what's happening in america responding to what can easily be described as one of the most tumultuous time in not just american but world history. i want to talk a little bit about the op-ed you put out today. talk me through how you would plan to undo systemic oppression, and how you think you'll address the needs of the african american community. >> well, first of all, it's goin

mario was raised in manhattan, the son of immigrants.rom childhood, he fell in love with the art and historyf his parent's homeland. through his work as an art historian, harlem tour guide and curator, he cultivated a love for art among his neighbors and his own family, especially his niece. susan rokus was a beloved elementary school teacher in loudoun county, virginia for a woman of faith; friends say susan was respectful and truthful; qualite instilled in her young students. she was particularlskilled at helping children over chlenges with reading, through empathy and sitivity. susan also loved tea time with friends, tennis and fashion. she was 73 yea old. w luis fri a master of argentine dance. born in buenos aires, luis began performing professionally at age 12. his passion and talent for malambo, a traditional dance once performed by cowboys, took him around the world. he traveled with the ringling brothers circus, and performed on the las vegas strip and in madison square garden. off stage, the 65-year-old was a warm, funny and co

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but it was nice. >> which mario cart did you play? >> i played the shy guy yesterday.un. >> the shy guy? who is the shy guy? >> yeah, he wears like a jason mask. they call him the shy guy. >> oh, okay. got it. >>> let's take a look at the weather. in san jose, it is mostly clear and about 57 degrees. the clouds will be more stubborn at the coast and that will create a wide summer spread that will last just about every day of the accuweather 7 day forecast. good news, cloud cover will come back, marine layer and chill will at night also. look how quickly the clouds go back to the coast. you can see a little bit of blue develop there, but a lot of green is the 60s. and the red the 90s inland. mid to upper 80s in the south bay. low 90s in gilroy. peninsula, low to mid-80s but not bad. is san mateo in the mid to uppe 70s. daly city at 65. 70 in sausalito. check out the mid and upper 80s through most of the north bay as some of the breeze comes off the water there, but santa rosa northward, low to upper 90s. we'll have very comfortable conditions for most of the east bay sh

mario offers to put us in touch with one of his associates. the next evening we meet that associate in a hotel room where he presents us with samples. there radiated tortoises the 2nd most endangered while their 1st trip in 2010 proved uneventful sarah says it was her 2nd trip to malaysia a few weeks later that things went wrong. soon after touching down customs officials singled her out. bob want to sell stuff to the before we could take away the luggage it was picked by suspection and they saw it was not simple luggage but less full of any. among the cash authorities found 300 radiated tortoises and a number of ploughshare. sarah was convicted of smuggling and was jailed for 8 months. the same year the sarah was arrested the lizard king himself ran afoul of the law. in a separate incident one was caught with dozens of snakes on a plane for which he had no license for. a raid of his properties uncovered even more. a malaysian judge gave him a 5 year sentence but he served just 17 months. according to sources one of the loser kings biggest cus

mario ramirez. it's always good to see you. >> president trump is going to west point tomorrow to deliver the commencement speech to the cadets. critics say he is endangering the health of those attending the gathering. this is what senator tammy duckworth said when the plans were announced in april. >> forcing all of these cadets, a thought of them into a single location so the president can speak at them is really a failure of his role as commander in chief. >> joining me is four star general barry mccaffrey. first of all, your thoughts about the west point graduation. because there's a letter also, a published letter to the class of 2020 there, published from federal members writing sadly the government has threatened to use the army in which you serve as a weapon against fellow americans engaging in these legitimate protests. the principle of civilian control is central to the military profession but that does not imply blind obedience. so there is the concern. it may have been that that letter