lucas mark johnson. katherine grace long. michael tyler zimmerman. matthew gruninger. andrew tan.n joseph morris. samantha elizabeth orry. benjamin mathias layman. christopher graham daker. jared nolan lines. lehman shaughnessy o'connell. niclas theodore scalise. joseph gisncona. jacob dewey. jacob phoner. sammy addison bang. joshua tanner mccarthy. molly suzanna swieger. marcus moistus valdez. paul thomas xavier sharten. mary margaret poltrak. oscar edward parmenter. and cory ross shiedler. [cheers and applause] >> the vice-president, the secretary of the navy, the commandant of the marine corps, the chief of naval operations, the superintendent and commandant of midshipmen will present diplomas to graduating class by companies. odd will receive from the left and even numbered companies from my right. >> from the first company-- weston h clark. >> tyler bradley. >> elijah e-ellerman. andrew buckley. >> peter e faber. benjamin kaycraft. john a bang. christopher creed, jr. brook e frosh. delphino garcia. >> jake m grady. >> sophia r. getnoones. >> joseph b grier. >> kristin heinzle

i would like to reiterate what he said, big shoes to fill, mark johnson.t to thank him for his years of dedicated service, the last few years being spent at the airport. he has been a big addition to our staff down there. like i said, big shoes to fill. i hope i can step up and do half as good of a job he did. thank you and i look forward to working with all of you. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. that concludes my report and i'm happy to take any questions. >> all right, commissioners, any questions for the chief of the department? i'm seeing no hands. chief -- actually, i have one question for you. with regards to the incoming academy class, is it smaller than normal because of issues that are related to covid or budget or what have you? >> thank you president feinstein. the class that is graduating, we have a graduating class on friday of 23 recruits. that class was smaller due to covid limitations. this next class will be larger. most of the covid restrictions have been lifted and we can put more folks through. in addition, we're seeing a

lucas mark johnson. catherine grace long. michael tyler zimmerman. matthew. andrew tan. elizabeth ory. benjamin mathias lehman. christopher graham baker. jared nolan lyons. leo michon seo connell. nicholas theodore tolly scalise. jacob chang do we. david james. sammy addison bang. joshuajo tanner mccarthy. mollie susanna swagger. marcos bell does. paul thomas xavier schardt tonue. mary margaret pole track. oscar edward parmenter and cory ross scheidler. [cheers and applause] [applause] the vice president of the secretary that maybe the commandant of the marine corps chief of naval operations the superintendent and the commandant of midshipmen will now present diplomas to members of the graduating class individually by company. number companies will receive their diplomas from my left and even-numbered companies from my right. fromom the first company -- [reading names] [reading names] [reading a names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] sara age part. ann e. pin the larry. william r. ross. jordan bean mclaughlin. franklin d hs

i would like to reiterate what he said, big shoes to fill, mark johnson.i want to thank him for his years of dedicated service, the last few years being spent at the airport. he has been a big addition to our staff down there. like i said, big shoes to fill. i hope i can step up and do half as good of a job he did. thank you and i look forward to working with all of you. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. that concludes my report and i'm happy to take any questions. >> all right, commissioners, any questions for the chief of the department? i'm seeing no hands. chief -- actually, i have one question for you. with regards to the incoming academy class, is it smaller than normal because of issues that are related to covid or budget or what have you? >> thank you president feinstein. the class that is graduating, we have a graduating class on friday of 23 recruits. that class was smaller due to covid limitations. this next class will be larger. most of the covid restrictions have been lifted and we can put more folks through. in addition, we're seei

mark—ups. boris johnson seems to have replied it is hancock, he is hopeless.nks the actual expressions - hancock, he is hopeless. ian fraser thinks the actual expressions used | thinks the actual expressions used in those tech should ian fraser thought the actual expressions used in those texts should have had a wider airing, and though we're not going to quote them ourselves — as he did on this tweet — here's the rest of what he had to say... meanwhile, shirley from torquay thought we were hearing too much about the dispute between dominic cummings and matt hancock... thanks for all your comments this week. if you want to share any opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail newswatch@bbc.co.uk, or you can find us on twitter @newswatchbbc. you can call us on 0370 010 6676, and do have a look at our website, bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good evening. it's been a real day of contrasts, with lots of sunshine and warm

. ♪ mark: ports johnson says his government remains on course to lift lockdown restrictions later thisre still looking at data concerning the spread of the delta virus variant was first did to fight in india. -- it was first identified in india. >> we need to give it a little bit longer. >> the prime minister's comments come one day after the u.k. recorded no new covid-19 deaths for the first time since the pandemic began. a new u.s. senate ruling could complicate the ability of democrats to use a fast-track process to enact president biden's economic agenda without bipartisan support. officials say the process used -- known as reconciliation can be used more than once a year but there are limitations. to use limited -- reconciliation numerous times, lawmak

johnson. here to mark patriot's day a massachusetts state holiday commemorating the battles of lexington conquered and manitomy in april of 1775 monticello hosts a conversation with president thomas jefferson portrayed by bill barker. he recounts the events from the time of the battles to july 1776 events that led to the decision by the 13 colonies to break with great britain. he then explains how he was involved in creating the declaration of independence and what he hopes americans might learn from it. this video is courtesy of thomas jefferson's monticello in charlottesville, virginia.

. >> leading off our discussion tonight, derek johnson president and ceo of the naacp and mark marianoo of the national urban league. president johnson, i shall address you as president. let me begin with you. what did you discuss in this meeting with joe manchin today? >> well, our goal was to establish a relationship and open up a dialog. we were successful in that but we talked about how do we get to protect our voters and that's of course we're gonna charge moving over and we cannot accept that, ok he's in his place. there is no way for him to hit 60 votes because the 1963 when king made that statement, the next year we had the civil rights act and we had the voting rights act but we are on a time clock to make sure that we protect the rights of our voters and it will happen this year how we get there with the course that we navigate and open it up this dialog among others to protect the right of voters. to fully participate in this democracy. >> we just saw video of joe manchin singing, we shall overcome. you watch him in that video, it seems like he gets it. he certainly gets wha

one san francisco family with deep ties to the games really marking the day. >> cierra johnson is live us in the city's sunset district. >> reporter: good morning, guys. i'm going to start by saying it is a little noisy in here. we have a whole slough of folks practicing their fencing. and you can hear some of those buzzers going around, probably a sound that is very familiar to this three-time olympian. alex here. this isn't your first rodeo, but it is your first rodeo during a global pandemic. what was it like trying to get to the olympics but having the obstacle of covid? >> you know, when covid shut everything down, i was in a fortunate place to qualify in my spot for the olympics. but the way it changed how we had to practice, the time it forced us to take off, you know, it was all very strange year and something i've never experienced before. but for me it reignited my love for fencing. by taking those few months off after training so hard for the last year, to be forced in a situation and then finally be, like, hey, like, i really want to come back and fence now, it really showe

mark: senator ron johnson in your letter with four of your other colleagues you indicate to your questionshat there has been a geolocation data from defendant cell phones to track down individuals. there has been swat teams used in swat team range and you're trying to figure how many times that has been done. they really are going to the ends of the earth to trying to track down every sickle person, some of these people are serving time in jail as trespassing while the prosecutors are trying to figure out how to shake them down. the sweep is so huge in addition to people who may have broken in and hit police officers we are getting people who may have sat on the capitol hill steps or lobbying sweep into this too. what if merrick garland doesn't give you answers the republicans are in the minority this administration seems to fund its nose at the republicans are there things that can be done to give answers from the department of justice, that is my concern frankly. >> is very difficult i subpoenaed christopher bray the fbi director and didn't get squat from him that's when president trump

introductions are marked by elbow bumps and social distancing. this year's host, boris johnsonitiated the talks with a welcome speech that focused on recovery. >> they want us to be sure that we are beating the pandemic together and discussing how we will never have a repeat of what we have seen, but also that we are building back better together. and building back greener, building back fairer, building back more equal, and in a more gender-neutral and perhaps more feminine way. reporter: in order to aid global recovery from the pandemic, the leaders are expected to pledge one billion vaccine doses to the world's poorest countries. they say a joint approach is the best way to both rebuild and tackle the climate crisis. >> we need everyone across the world to want to work together. especially on the issue of climate protection and biodiversity, where we will never find solutions without china. reporter: but when it comes to the environment, climate activists are concerned it is all talk. hundreds of protesters gathered in cornwall, calling on leaders to take action. >> so we've

mark: mr. biden got support from prime minister boris johnson ahead of their bilateral meeting in the u.k.. minister johnson also said president biden did not push him on northern ireland, which after brexit, is inflaming tensions. african nations need to secure at least 200 25 million coronavirus vaccine doses by september. -- 200 25 million coronavirus vaccine doses by september. that's what's needed to inoculate at least 10% of the continents population. the who says without a massive effort to boost vaccine availability, only seven african nations will reach that goal. african health officials say the continent is heading for a third wave of covid-19. the summer olympic games are next month, and the debate continues over covid restrictions. a local newspaper reports the japanese government is weighing lifting virus restrictions on june 20 in tokyo and osaka. that's a month before the games begin. this as there is concern of a surgeon covid infections, plus the risk posed by hundreds of thousands of athletes and support staff. global news, 24 hours a day, on errand on bloombergquint take

he's the fastest pitcher in recent history to reach that mark beating randy johnson who needed 206. >player was benched after a lapse in fourth inning. he ran from first to third on a routine flyout to left field, apparently losing track of the fact there was only one out and was doubled up at first base. whoopsie. >>> all right. time now for the weather. let's go to meteorologist bill karins for a check on the forecast. bill, good morning. good to see you. >> hey, good morning to you, kasie. yeah, we had a lot of thunderstorms yesterday in the ohio valley throughout the northeast. this morning we're going to take those storms to the southeast. so it's going to be an active weather day. not too dangerous. we're not going to have a lot of problems like severe storms, but we could have flash floods. we have a flash flood warning up in georgia where they could get a little bit of rain. but we're watching from biloxi to pensacola. this is the same rain brought by claudette. you can see some of the heavy rain down on the gulf coast. houston's got showers and storms, nashville had rain, and

johnson. must be held in cornwall, england, and marks the g. 7 leaders 1st in person talk in nearly 2 years. they're expected to cover a range of topics with a focus on the crone of virus pandemic and the climate crisis. these global leaders are taking center stage this weekend. it's the 1st time they're all together. since the start of the pandemic and introductions are marked by elbow bumps and social distancing this year's host, boy johnson initiated the g 7 talks with a welcome speech that focused on recovery. they wanted to be sure that we're beating the pandemic together and discussing how will never have a repeat of what we seen. but it will say that we're building back better together and, and building that green and building that sarah and building that will equal and honestly, in any more gender neutral and peptide more feminine way. how about that? in order to age global recovery from the pandemic, the leaders are expected to pledge 1000000000 vaccine doses to the world's poorest countries. they say a joint approach is the best way to both rebuild and tackle the climate crate. bec

johnson. some is being held in cornwall, england, and it marks the g 7 leaders. first in person talks in nearly 2 years. they are expected to cover a range of topics where they focused on the krona virus pandemic and the climate crisis. these global leaders are taking center stage this weekend. it's the 1st time they're all together. since the start of the pandemic and introductions are marked by l bumps and social distancing this year, host by johnson initiated the g 7 talks with a welcome speech that focused on recovery. they wanted to be sure that we're beating the pandemic together and discussing how we'll never have a repeat of what we seen. but it will say that we're building back better together and, and building that greener and building, met sarah, and building that more equal and more in a more gender neutral and more feminine way. how about that? in order to aid global recovery from the pandemic, the leaders are expected to pledge 1000000000 vaccine doses to the world's poorest countries. they say a joint approach is the best way to both rebuild and ta

quote, ron johnson's politics are not for us. i am joined by mark county chairman in wisconsin. so, mark, you ehave known senatr johnson for many years through your involvement in wisconsin politics. does it make any sense to you why he thought it was a good idea to head to milwaukee for their juneteenth celebration? he last year blocked legislation that would have made the day a federal holiday. were -- were you surprised the reception? >> no, i wasn't surprised at the reception at all. but i -- i was surprised at the decision to go. but i mean, it's really just another example of ron johnson doing his very best to ron johnson impression. he has such a laundry list of gaffes and flubs and lies. and it's embarrassment after embarrassment. he really is the most embarrassing thing to come out of wisconsin politically, since joe mccarthy. it is truthfully unacceptable. >> you have described senator johnson has post truth. and i know shortly after the election, you claimed the senator called you. told you he knew joe biden had won, fair and square, but

mark crumpton. with bloomberg first word news. british prime minister boris johnson four week delay lifting coronavirus constraints after concern s. remaining restrictions were to be removed june 21 but the prime minister says the new target is july 19. in a research letter published in the lancet, scientists say people affected with covid-19 delta variant, first detected in india, are more than twice as likely to end up in the hospital than those with the alpha variant, identified in the u.k. last year. the scottish research also shows the pfizer and astrazeneca vaccines protect against delta. the united states is approaching 600,000 deaths from covid-19, even as new fatalities, infections, and hospitalizations, continue to plummet nationwide. a vaccination drive

and, jake, just another note on that johnson & johnson vaccine, dr. markrent member of j&j's board told poppy harlow they just don't know at this point how long that vaccine can be stored because this has all happened so quickly. he said in his words because this was part of an emergency, we weren't able to take the time to see just how long they can last. those studies, jake, are ongoing. >> erica hill, thank you so much. >> here to discuss all of this is jeff zients, the white house coronavirus response coordinator. he is in cornwall with the president right now. 500 million doses, that's a lot of doses. the global need, as you know, because you're the coordinator for the global response. the global need is in the billions and there are a lot of countries that think the united states is not doing enough. >> well half a billion doses is a lot of doses and these will go to the lowest income countryies donated to those chris. 500 million is in addition to the 80 million doses the president announced a couple of weeks ago that are beginning to ship to countr

mark, you've known senator johnson for many years. to you why he thought it was a good idea to head to milwaukee this weekend for the juneteenth celebration? he blocked legislation that would have made the day a holiday. were you surprised at the reception? >> i wasn't surprised at the reception at all but i was surprised at the decision to go. it's really just another example of ron johnson doing his very best ron johnson impression. he has such a laundry list of gaps and embarrassment after embarrassment. he really is the most embarrassing thing to come out of wisconsin politically since joe mccarthy. it is truthfully unacceptable. >> you've described senator johnson as post truth and i know shortly after the election you claimed the senator called you and told you joe biden won fair and square but couldn't say that publicly for political reasons and more or less denied telling you that. is that what you mean post truth? >> well, that and i mean, you can look at the fact that he lies to the american people inse saying thousands of p

all on social media and today we're giving a big shout-out to our reporters cierra johnson on twitter. today actually marks her one-year anniversary with us right here hat nbc bay area. we're so happy to have her on our team. be sure to follow cierra as well on facebook, twitter and instagram. >> hard to believe it's only been a year, right? >> right. >> look what we've been through in a year. >> yeah. >> new at 11:00 an oregon woman did the unthinkable on the golf course on saturday. she hit two hole in ones, actually in the same round. that's pretty cool there and she says she couldn't believe it herself. it was her third and fourth hole in one in her entire life and first and second on this particular course. >> wow. >> to put that in perspective the odds of making a hole in one are 12,000 to is but making two it's 76 million to 1. >> doesn't ever have to play again. >> i've done it. >> we better proper if we want to get out on the links. the weather is going to cooperate, kari? >> yeah, but, you know, it may start to curve a little bit once that wind picks up, so it's going to be a little bit harder to

johnson. somebody being held in cornwall, england, and marks the g. 7 leaders 1st in person talks in nearly 2 years. they are expected to cover a range of topics that they focus on. the krona virus pandemic, and the climate crisis. these global leaders are taking center stage this weekend. it's the 1st time their altogether since the start of the pandemic, and introductions are marked by elbow bumps and social distancing. this year's host birth, johnson initiated the g 7 talks with a welcome speech that focused on recovery. they wanted to be sure that we're beating the pandemic together and discussing how will never have a repeat of what we seen, but will say that we're building back better together and. and building that green on and building met sarah and building that more equal. and honestly, more and more gender neutral and peptide more feminine way. how about that? in order to age global recovery from the pandemic deleted are expected to pledge 1000000000 vaccine doses to the world's poorest countries. they say a joint approach is the best way to both rebuild and tackle the climate crat

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mark: in this regard, boris johnson would be right to claim that everybody is watching the u.k.mism is correct. not only is the u.k. one of the countries at the forefront of the spread of the delta variant, having seemed to contain the virus previously, they are definitely in another wave of virus numbers at the moment. you can see that on the chart on your screen. we are seeing the highest case numbers in almost five months. we are seeing that parabolic rise again. it looks awfully like what we saw going into the winter. the u.k. is also at the forefront of the vaccination program. i think probably only israel, chile and hungary are ahead of it. they are probably fourth in the world in terms of large, major economies. the question is whether these case numbers feet into fatalities -- feed into fatalities. this is an endemic problem. we have to get on with life, we have to reopen, and that's what much of the western world is doing. in asia, they are not comfortable with that idea at all. if the u.k. is successful in seen cases rise but not a problem with hospitalizations, not a

finish, he is a party guy he is not that different than martin van buren or mark haner ord mitch mcconnell or lyndon johnson or franklin roosevelt and am trying to pick people across the spectrum, abraham lincoln is a party guy he loves politics and he creates a party, that's what you get distinctly about madison is not a pure political thinker, we have to judge him as a paul and sometimes he disappoints us, this is what we see today kevin mccarthy versus lynn cheney or lindsey graham, do you go in the short term interest of the party to keep the base or do you say even if it goes against the party there is certain core principles that we have to abide by that are not our conscience, that is the kind of thing you will not understand if you think these guys are pure especially madison pure theorist as opposed to a political actor is. >> that is a front note butct a hopeful note, on the one hand we are saying madison was a politician but on the other hand politicians can be like james adams. let's in their with his terrific book thank you new york historical society. ♪ >> booktv on c-span2 has top nonfiction

at any moment british prime minister boris johnson will greet president biden and the first lady today markingral meeting where they're expected to focus discussions on u.s.-uk relations. this as the president aims to strengthen relations and re-estabilsh our role and democracies role in the world. >> this week's g-7 summit sets the stage for an even more crucial meeting next when biden goes toe to toe, face-to-face with russian president putin. that will be in geneva. our team all over the uk, following president biden's international debut. let's begin with cnn chief national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny traveling with the

. >> boris johnson says a new trade deal marks a new step in their relationship.e will talk to the australia trade minister about the agreement. the s&p 500 falling back from all-time highs, weaker than expected decline in retail sales, but stronger than expected jump -- left investors scratching their heads wondering what this means for the fed. the s&p 500 closed 0.2% down. the 10-year note actually higher in price, lower in yield after a very strong 20 year bond auction. crude oil continues to go through the roof. 2018 high today after 6 p.m. eastern time. this is the futures trade opening, still higher. the 50% rally has traders bold. very different story in copper, down as much as 4.6%. again, about the fed meeting. haidi: yes, the fed meeting is really the theme, markets counting down to the big policy decision on wednesday. the central case remains that they will stay darvish. bloomberg policymakers maintaining their assessment of the recent inflation surge as, you guessed it, transitory. a weaker than expected jobs report could also quash some of that tape

. >> i am mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. boris johnsonng the easing of covid curves. lockdown rules which in effect in january with remaining restrictions set to lift june 21st. the delta variant, first reported in india, is rapidly spreading in the u.k.. ahead of the g7 summit in cornwall, warnings to russia and china that the eu will defend itself from security risks. here is european council president charles michelle singling out china. >> china is a partner, a competitor, and a potential threat. we will defend ourselves against security risks that are incompatible with our values. >> g7 leaders are tackling tough issues where china and russia are key.

one other note on that johnson & johnson vaccine, former fda commissioner dr. markcclellan who is on the board at j&j telling cnn the reason they don't know exactly how long she is doses will last is simply because everything has happened so quickly as part of the emergency, but says those studies are ongoing. in new york, erica hill, cnn. >>> the uk is struggling to curb the spread of more transmissible covid variants. there are growing concerns that hot spots linked to these strains could jeopardize plans to further lift covid restrictions. cnn's phil black joins me from essex county in england. boris johnson facing some pressure to put the brakes on the plan to ease covid restrictions, you've been looking into the facts find the growing alarm there. what can you tell us? >> reporter: indeed, kim, it is frustrating timing just as the uk was prepared to move beyond the pandemic, throw off remaining restrictions, these cases and infections are now spiking because of a new highly transmissible variant. scientists agree a new wave is building, but they can't be sure w

looking forward to this so called freedom day for such a long time. boys, johnson, and i'm months ago that the 21st of june would mark the end of the pandemic for the u. k. so as you can imagine, a lot of heartbreak, anger, the brits just like the rest of us, what everything, just get back to normal economic fall out of this decision will also be pretty big . the industry most affected will be night life in night clubs. they've had to remain closed since the start the pandemic and have invested thousands of pounds into very opening. there's a lot of debt there, but i think ultimately, people understand that this is kind of the only viable option that the government has right now. these cases are increasing at a rapid case and on a rapid level. and people think that this is maybe hopefully a way to stop those restrictions coming back in when they've already been lifted. now those growing numbers, i mean, is that due to the nature of this particular variance is the delta variance which 1st immersion in the actually more dangerous than the others? well, it's important to acknowledge that this is such a new variant that

mark this moment and remember the fallen. and we're thinking about all of those heroes and their families tonight. thank you so much for watching. i'm whit johnsonlaura anthony in alameda where this year's ceremony on the hornet marked the first time this many people have been on this ship in more than a year. >>> and i am live in san francisco. here we go! the bay area gets the first spare the air alert of the year. why we will probably see many more. >>> we had widespread 100 degree plus temperatures today across the area. abc7 news at 6:00 begins now. >>> if you think it looks hazy outside, you're right. today is the year's first spare the air day in the bay area. this year may turn out to be the worst thank you for joining us. >> you are watching abc7 news at 6:00. let's start with a live look outside. check out the bay bridge, thick traffic into the city as memorial day weekend winds down. traffic pollution is only part of what is driving up smog levels. that's what triggered today's alert. the number of spare the air alerts has doubled each year since 2018 and experts predict this year may be even worse. abc7 reporter leon melendez joining

compensation hasn't been detailed, but one of the legal firms said this now marks the end of an unparalleled fight for justice. dan johnsontement in from south yorkshire police.— south yorkshire police. the force sa s we south yorkshire police. the force says we acknowledge _ south yorkshire police. the force says we acknowledge serious i says we acknowledge serious errors and mistakes were made by south yorkshire police, on the 15th of april 1989 and during the subsequent investigations. it says there was actions on the day of the disaster tragically led to lives being lost and many being injured. the first�*s subsequent feelings caused huge distress, suffering and pain both to the victims and their families. this is something south yorkshire police profoundly regrets. the candour in that statement along with the compensation in this agreement is something that will be welcomed by the families but on both counts for so many of their families this has all come too late.— the chancellor rishi sunak says he is confident of reaching a global agreement on digital taxation ahead of a meeting of world finance leaders. tax on bi

it has been a wild run for mark etta, and president joe biden practicing vaccine diplomacy with british prime minister boris johnson ahead of the g 7 summit we will have the very latest on the president 's first full day on his first overseas visit. but first, this afternoon, that original meme stock favorite game stock, we've talked about it so much taking a hit today as you can see down 26% after the gaming retailer revealed the sec is investigating trading of its stock, along of course with other meme stocks this according to a recent filing. there are also reports that the retailer may offer another 5 million shares to investors, and seeing interest, well this , of course as gamestop just announced former amazon executives matt furlong as its new ceo and cfo respectively. those two are just the latest in the number of new executives that gamestop has hired to turnaround its business. what a story. i want to bring in our traders if i can. steven guilfoyle better known as sarge and phil flynn, better known as phil. should investors we getting out of their names and out of these meme names or should we not touch i

mark cudmore joins me in singapore to take us through the market action. here are your top headlines. johnson brexit differences aside i had of the g7 summit. a covert outbreak in a cornish hotel is not derailing angela merkel's

johnson covid-19 vaccines. it follows u.s. ruling that ingredients may have been contaminated during production. the move markssouth africa as a third wave of infections takes off. the president says africa's largest drug maker is set to begin production of new johnson & johnson vaccines by midweek. novak djokovic picked up his 19th title when in a five set match to when the french open men's final on sunday. it puts him one title when behind raquel and roger federer who are tied for the most ever grand slam wins. friday -- saturday ever cratchit tova one her maiden grand slam -- won her made an grand-- maiden grand slam title. this is bloomberg. haidi: let's get a look at markets now with sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. sophie: and south korea the kospi little change after a three week gain with financials the biggest drag on the benchmark while internet names are on the rise. daewoo shipbuilding shopping 6%. won an fpso order from brazil petrobras indicative of the rebound in global trade. a tanker and shipping traffic on the terminal a number of ships bound for china continuing to rise. also south korea as

compensation hasn't been detailed, but one of the legal firms said this now marks the end of an unparalleled fight for justice. dan johnsontions." it says, "those actions on the day of the disaster tragically led to lives being lost and many being injured. the force's subsequent failings eelings also caused huge distress, suffering and pain, both to the victims and their families. this is something south yorkshire police profoundly regret." i think the candour in that statement, along with the compensation in this agreement, is something that will be welcomed by the hillsborough families, but on both counts for so many of the victims' families, this has all come too late. west midlands police have also releeased a statement. in it, deputy chief constable vanessa jardine said: a 35—year—old man will stand trial next year charged with the murder of 14—year—old dea—john reid on monday evening. he died of a single stab wound to the chest. michael shields has appeared at birmingham crown court chagred with the boy's murder. two other suspects, 38—year—old george khan, and a 14—year—old — who cannot be named for legal reasons —

at any moment british prime minister boris johnson will greet president biden and the first lady today marking the president's debut on the world stage. the two leaders will then hold a bilateral meeting where they're expected to focus discussions on u.s.-uk relations. this as the president aims to strengthen relations and re-estabilsh our role and democracies role in the world. >> this week's g-7 summit sets the stage for an even more crucial meeting next when biden goes toe to toe, face-to-face with russian president putin. that will be in geneva. our team all over the uk, following president biden's international debut. let's begin with cnn chief national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny traveling with the president. . so what bewill be the topics of conversation? not all friendly, right? >> sure. i mean, we are going to see president biden meet face-to-face for the first time with british prime minister boris johnson. they have spoken twice on the phone this year early in january. just a couple days after president biden took office. then again in march. but this will be the first time th

compensation hasn't been detailed, but one of the legal firms said this now marks the end of an unparalleled fight for justice. dan johnsonve issued an apology this lunchtime. the force says in a statement we acknowledge serious errors and mistakes were made by south yorkshire police, on the 15th of april 1989 and during the subsequent investigations. it says there was actions on the day of the disaster tragically led to lives being lost and many being injured. the forces' subsequent feelings caused huge distress, suffering and pain both to the victims and their families. this is something south yorkshire police profoundly regrets. the candour in that statement along with the compensation in this agreement is something that will be welcomed by the families but on both counts for so many of their families this has all come too late. thank you. i'm nowjoined by nia williams, head of human rights at sanders law who represents some of the bereaved families. thank you for coming on the programme. what do you make of this, how significant is this moment for families? , , u, families? very significant, it represents _ families?

since the start of the pandemic and introductions are marked by elbow bumps and social distancing this year's host birth, johnson initiated the g 7. talk with a welcome speech that focused on recovery. they wanted to be sure that we're beating the pandemic together and discussing how we'll never have a repeat of what we seen. but it will say that we're building back data together and, and building that green on and building that sarah and building that more equal. and more and more gender neutral and peptide more feminine way. how about that? in order to age global recovery from the pandemic deleted are expected to pledge 1000000000 vaccine doses to the world's poorest countries. they say a joint approach is the best way to both rebuild and tackle the climate crate because of that. but all, we need everyone across the world to want to work together, especially on the issue of climate protection and biodiversity, where we will never find solutions with that in china. but when it comes to the environment, climate activists are concerned. but it's all talk, hundreds of protesters gathered in cornwell, calling on le

johnson vaccine. a member of j&j's board, dr. markn, telling cnn today the reasons they don't know how long this vaccine can be stored is because frankly everything's happened so quickly as part of this emergency, but he did say those studies are ongoing. >> let's discuss all of this with a key member of the fda's vaccine advisory committee. he was in today's meeting. dr. paul offit, thanks so much for joining us. take us inside the deliberations today. are you confident that american children under the age of 12 will be able to get the covid vaccine by the end of the year? >> i'm confident that there was unanimity among the advisors that it's important to have a vaccine for children. i'm confident that we all agreed that there are probably going to be differences in terms of how we view the 6-12 versus versus the 2-6-year-old which is the 6 month to 2-year-old in terms of what we want whether we want it to be through emergency use authorization or licenses, et cetera. i'm not sure. i certainly think we would have a vaccine by early n

mark: we will be returning tomorrow analysis -- we will be returning to this for more analysis later in the program. joe biden met with boris johnsonthe u.k. hosting the g7. the men spoke mostly about climate issues and the economy. there were two potential points of discord ahead of the meeting. biden likened johnson at one stage during his campaign for president to donald trump, describing him as a clone, basically, not a flattering comparison. biden also cautioned johnson, threatening to block any u.s. i u.k. trade deal if the peace in ireland is threatened. of course, there are issues already happening there now. joe biden then outlined what he is calling and historic vaccination donation. some 500 million doses are to be given to foreign countries to get people inoculated. >> today, we are taking a major step that will supercharge the fighting against this pandemic. under my direction, the united states will purchase an additional 500 million doses from pfizer and will donate them to nearly 100 countries. mark: the vaccines will be shipped starting in august. a goal of distributing 200 million by the end of the year. the remai

pandemic is coming to an end for joe biden, and mark the 1st overseas trip of his presidency ahead of the summit by met with his host prime minister boris johnson. they signed a new atlantic child to based on an agreement that outlined the 2 countries goals after the 2nd world war. the priority. now, according to the document, is cooperation. as for the g 7, the main talking points were the pandemic trade and climate change plus china and russia. but our senior correspond morale guys, deb examines why much of that agenda is a bit of a blast from the past. america is back. back for watson, when did it ever leave whatever it is that it's coming back to from as unclear. at every point along the way, we're going to make it clear that united states is back. and democracies of the world are standing together to tackle the toughest challenges and the issues that matter most to our future. well, that's good. suddenly, again, i can't remember them ever leaving, but if you are coming back to things you never left, then why the heck not sign things you've already signed or reverse, like atlantic charter building on the commitments and aspirations that are

. >> ben: these cases are rare but senator johnson is being labeled an anti-baxter for raising it quick to markhoughts. >> i don't think they are very rare at all and the silence is deafening. we are six months into the vaccine program and we have had no detailed press briefing on vaccine safety. with 387,000 reports in hand, safety reports by the cdc, they have said nothing about them. we have had 21,000 hospitalizations, 21% occur in an individual under age 50. >> ben: thank you both for coming on. jen psaki has her finger on the pulse of medical america. >> jen psaki details bides administration plan to waste your hard earned money. >> we will continue to do more work. people who care deeply about addressing our climate crises know the components what's in this package, which the president considers a down payment. not the end. a down payment. 500,000 electric vehicle charging stations nationwide. >> that's all the time we have tonight. i'm in for laura ingraham. i hope you don't want to miss it. greg gutfeld, next. >> do you miss me? they miss me. [applause] >> i know. they look at their ba

marked on social media. ah ah ah, ah! the lie to the british capital now let's speak to john gordon johnson talk show hosts on colonist arbitrary. welcome on the program, john renaming the coven. strange with greek letters. do you think there should be a priority for the w. h. o? oh yes, definitely. we should renae and forget the greek alphabet. let's just rename who, who will health organization as w o. k. a worked because this is the most wrote nonsense. i've heard for at least the last 40 hours, millions, 3000000 people have died worldwide. who, who appeared to me to be in the pocket of the chinese communist party. i have been slow off the mark on dealing with this. and instead of worrying about the language they should be helping, particularly the countries like india. and i'm from afraid, you know, indian varian that's we're starting the kent variant here in the u. k. i don't understand how that stigmatizes countries or people from those countries. it's just easier for everybody to know. we can, we'll muster one from england. oh, of the south africa, that's the one from south africa. it does what it says on the can all thi

it marks his 1st overseas trip during his presidency out of the summit. biden met with the host u. k. prime minister morris johnson funded you atlantic charter based on the 1941 agreement with outline the 2 countries goals following the 2nd world war. the priority. now, according to the document, is cooperation article for the g 7. the main token points will be the fin debit trade in climate change plus china and russia. i guess the examines why that agenda is a blush from the past. it was a great america is back, back for watson. when did it ever leave? whatever it is that it's coming back to from as unclear. at every point along the way, we're going to make it clear that the united states is back and democracies of the world are standing together to tackle the toughest challenges and the issues that matter most to our future. well, that's good. suddenly, again, i can't remember them ever leaving, but if you will, coming back to things you never left, then why the heck not some things you've already signed are revitalized atlantic charter building on the commitments and aspirations that are 80 years ago. the firm