eastern, virginia center mark warner and democratic osman gerald connolly hold a townhall discussion to talk about issues such as police reform and covid-19. live coverage starts at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2, online at c-span.org, or you can listen live with the free c-span radio app. >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events. others watch all of the affairs programming on television, online, or listen on our free radio app, and be part of the conversation through the c-span program. c-span, created by america's television companies as a public service and brought to today by your television provider. >> today marks the 57th anniversary of the assassination of civil rights leader medic are actors in -- medgar evers in jackson, mississippi. more about the tragic events. >> for many of us that have gone thiseas, fought for country, fought for mississippi, for alabama.ht we fought for north carolina. we fought for illinois. we fought for every state in this union. now we're going to stay here and see the things that t

and at 1:00, virtual town hall senator mark warner and representative gerald connolly. >> american history tv on c-span 3, exploiting the people and events that tell the american story every weekend. saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war, the 1863 richmond red riots, where hundreds of poor and working-class women protested inflation. and four films from the 1940's and 1950's profiling the auto, restaurant industries impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. and the restoration of indian lands and a new era of self-government. exploring the american story. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span 3. >> next, a hearing on voting rights and election safety during the coronavirus pandemic. a house administration subcommittee held a virtual hearing with witnesses including the naacp legal defense and educational fund president sherrilyn ifill. topics included vote by mail expansion proposals, polling place safety, and the impact of covid-19 on presidential primaries in wisconsin and georgia. >> the subcommittee's --

eastern, virginia senator mark warner and gerald connolly hold a town hall discussion to talk about issuesuch as police reform and covid-19. 1:00coverage starts at line at c-span2, on c-span.org, or you can listen live in the c-span radio app. >> used the congressional directory for members of congress, congress, and federal agencies. order yours online today at c-spanstore.org. l" continues. host: joining us now is governor asa hutchinson, republican of arkansas from little rock, arkansas. guest: good to be with you. host: update our viewers about a recent rise in covid cases in your state. guest: when you look at arkansas early on as the other states in the northeast spiked and had so many cases, we were very flat. growth in ourttle covid-19 cases, and then in the last two weeks we have had a significant spike, particularly in northwest arkansas, northwest part of the state which is one of our more high density growth areas of the state. that is what we are watching carefully. we still have fewer than 200 deaths as a result of this virus here in arkansas. we have fewer than 200 hospitali

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mark warnernator and representative gerald connolly of virginia holds today -- posted a town hall, with senator warner joining by phone and congressman connolly by video, they disgraced -- discussed the payment protection program, inequality and climate change. >> i am the coalition strategist for senator mark lauren's -- mark lauren -- if you have questions, please list them in the comments section of the facebook live stream. we will answer as many of them as possible or you can email info@va@markwarner.com. i know many of you are interested in getting involved and wondering how you can do so. i will pass it over to jimmy so he can give you information. >> thanks. and i'm a rogers deputy field director with the coordinated campaign. the coordinated campaign is excited to be working on behalf of the senator and our great democratic candidates through november. while we are eager to be on the doors, there are many ways volunteers can get involved right now. you can go to markwarner va.com/digitalorganizing, you can get involved. we are here to -- excited to be here. reach out if you have any questions

>> today virginia senator mark warner and democratic congressman gerald connolly hold a virtual townhall discussion with voters to talk about a number of issues including police reform and covid-19. live coverage begins at 1:00 pm eastern on c-span2. binge watch booktv this summer. every saturday evening at 8:00 pm eastern settle in and watch your favorite nonfiction authors. starting saturday with pulitzer prize-winning historian doris kearns goodwin, author of tweet histories and well known for her work on american presidents especially team of rivals, next saturday we feature new york times best-selling author david marinus. watch booktv all summer on c-span2. arizona governor doug ducey talked about the state's response to the coronavirus pandemic following a recent rise in covid-19 cases. he said the increase is linked to more testing in hospitals around the state had the capacity to meet the needs of patients. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. good to see everyone today, thank you to all the good people of arizona. it has been a difficult several months.

we will talk with the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee, mark warner plus acting homeland security secretary chad wolf and get an update on coronavirus dr. scott gottlieb and talk with the ceo of tapestry, a fortune 500 country. finally, we will reflect on the juneteenth anniversary, with new york times opinion writer and cbs political analyst, janelle bouie, it is all just ahead on "face the nation". >> good morning and welcome to "face the nation". we have got a lot of news to get to today. we begin with cbs news national correspondent mark strassmann in atlanta. >> in trump friendly oklahoma, the president reporte reelection rally in months and yet this tulsa arena was perhaps one-third empty. >> he crowed a million people wanted tickets, trump talked about america's continuing coronavirus crisis. >> test sag double edged sword. when you do testing to that extent, you are going to find more people, you are going to find more cases. so i said to my people, slow the testing down, please. >> he also characterized the pandemic with racist wordplay. >> i can name kung flu, i

>>virginia senators, tim kaine and mark warner are concerned about the declining re of child immunizations during the pandemic rates. >>are starting to go down in a way that is very very troubling. we've got a whole lot of parents that were afraid to go to the hospital are afraid to go to their doctors and so you've got a whole cohort of kids and they didn't get vaccinated kaine and warner along with 15 other senators are asking the centers for disease control. >>to develop a plan to reverse the trend. >>what is the plan to make sure that we continue z the laudable focus that this nation has had. on vaccinations to keep families safe. both came in warner see the lack of immunizations against measles and other vaccine, preventable diseases. >>could lead to new problems in the future it also creates a health care crisis. if you've got kids in our getting immunized they also want the cdc to ensure children are a priority. the coronavirus vaccine becomes available when the vaccine for coronavirus is about children shouldn't get in the line. the cdc hasn't responded to the senator's yet or to o

rate at that but from today all schools now meant to be reopening here in france after president mark warner announced that just we could go with only 2 weeks to go before the summer holiday break many are saying it's pointless indeed so the schools will reopen there's going to be new regulations in terms of how they deal with the people so there's been a slight relaxation of the health laws to allow this to take places that have a look at some of the measures schools will now be putting in place trying to keep students safe for 19 well one. things are going to do is they're going to continue a limited contact between students between classes in regards to how far students have to be away from each other that's recommended to be one meta distance but that won't be put in place for the youngest children are new go to nursery schools if that one metre distancing isn't possible then he will be recommended that students and teachers continue to wear mosques in those classes now the government has called on parents to send their children back to school saying i have confidence in the system. i'm

. >> mark warner and democratic dc oxman gerald connolly holding virtual town hall discussion with voters to talk about police reform and covid-19. live coverage at 1 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. comic up tonight, essential workers testified before a house committee of the issues they're facing to keep hospitals, transportation and food production going during the track by pandemic. committee members want to know what the federal government can do to help. you can see the answers tonight starting at eight eastern. >> binge watch booktv this summer. every saturday evening at 8 p.m. eastern set and i and i watch r favorite nonfiction authors. starting saturday with pillage prize-winning historian doris kearns goodwin author of eight histories and well-known for her work on american presidents especially team of rivals. next saturday as a feature "new york times" best-selling author david maraniss. then to watch tv all summer on c-span2. -- binge watch. >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events. you can watch all of c-span's

saying could be in danger in the whole of the region around libya as well as europe and president mark warner is also talked about europe thinking of itself as a geo political force in the future perhaps making it so you good luck to decisions so with all of that going on it seems that nato is so slow. north marching the same . spotlight has returned to the previous conduct of the u.s. democratic presidential hopeful joe biden this is after a member of the ukrainian parliament released new recordings of inlets phone conversation between biden of the country's former president petro poroshenko with the details his gentle of. another wave of edited recordings of phone calls between uncle joe and then president of ukraine petro poroshenko have surfaced so the saga continues is there no clever name for it yet shall we just call it ukraine gate to the gift that just keeps on giving again the 2 are alleged to be discussing foreign and domestic policies but how much can be classified as every day diplomacy and where's the line that pushes things over into meddling territory like this snippet that se

brennan's guests include acting homeland security secretary chad wolf, virginia democratic senator mark warner, and jide zeitlin, c.e.o. of tapestry, a fortune 500 company. public monuments linked to slavery continue to fall. overnight, the only statue of a confederate general here in washington, d.c., was toppled, then set on fire. in raleigh, north carolina, crowds cheered as two statues on a confederate monument near the state capital were pulled down. and in san francisco, protesters tore down a statue of francis scott key. the man who wrote the national anthem also owned slaves. this historical reckoning is not restricted or limited to the united states. cbs' roxana saberi has that story from london. >> reporter: as protesters marched in london for a fourth weekend in a row, the atmosphere felt festive, but the message lis serious. united kingdomes been growing on the country to address a bitter legacy of its past-- its history of slavery. that history largely unfolded on plantations thousands of miles away, enriching some of the country's most famous figures and institutions. this week,

on the flipside of that it's also very subdued and it's the one area where mark warner agrees with patmey. because of that, you could make the argument and some do that because it's not dominating the national headline, it actually allows the united states to come at it from a position of strength because a remain somewhat hidden from the mainstream consciousness so to speak. francine: i've seen a number of columns saying donald trump is a big problem with senior voters. how much does he need them to win the election in november and how can he turn it around? >> it is absolutely crucial. the president -- if he wants to get reelected he needs to move his poll numbers with senior citizens. florida,, seniors are such a key in this battleground state. it's not just the sense of health care policy so to speak. but also from the vantage point of covid-19. the've really been forefront of that issue in the united states. beyond that though, look for the administration and the reelection campaign with this local issue on senior citizens. the state in new york for example, republicans of someone

of the matter is, nobody said that my first intelligence briefing was in 2001 the form senator mark warner his intelligence briefing. the same guy who said that i wasn't qualified. i actually am a receiver of intelligence, and expert on the consumer part of the intelligence and how to utilize it, but that perspective has never brought to washington. you've got to grow up, you've got to be the deputy assistant secretary and then you get something else and before you know it, you are indoctrinated. >> tucker: that is not democracy, that is subversion of democracy, but let me ask you a very blunt question on how honest you can be. a lot of us who grew up here reflexively respecting our intelligence agencies defending us are awakening to the fact that there's a lot of sinister behavior that we know nothing about. what was your assessment? what was your assessment, should we be worried about what they are doing? >> first of all, let's always remember that intelligence is an estimate. sometimes we get it right and sometimes we get it wrong. is utilized by policymakers to say here is the current

for more i'm joined by senator mark warner of virginia, one of the democrats -- excuse me -- who recentlyled the payroll security act senator, it is great to have you. welcome. >> thank you, kelly. >> let me start withwhat your reaction to the jobs report this morning is and what it tells us about whether efforts like yours are warranted. >> kelly, i was pleasantly surprised as i think the market was and most policymakers were we didn't expect this. i'm not going to take one jobs report and say the crisis is over by any means and i remind all of our viewers that we're still at 3 points unemployment than the peak of the great recession and unfortunately unemployment numbers for the minority communities even edged higher in may. so i would argue there ought to be four things that we should be focused on i don't think there's any political support for a payroll tax cut. you got to have payrolls to have that tax cut democrat or republican let's go through the four things quickly i would suggest. one, the paycheck security act direct government assistance to those people who have lost their jo

i will say when dealing with the hill, somebody like senator mark warner who i had a phone call scheduled through the reform efforts that i was going to do and he canceled that phone call, and then refused to schedule the call, so i never spoke to him the entire time that i was there even though he was the lead senate democrat on on on the intelligence committee, but then i'd see him go public and say that grenell is not coordinating with me. grenell is not coordinating with the appropriate committees, and they would slam me. look, this is the ways of washington is that they say one thing and they do another. the american people are really outraged by this type of stuff. i stayed silent and tried to take the hit but the fact of the matter is i think that it's wrong. maria: as we wrap up here, john ratcliffe is your successor as the director of national intelligence. are there other things that should be declassified as congressman ratcliffe is going to be overseeing, what's most important that we don't know yet, rick? look i think that this entire russian investigation, the beginning of i

eastern, virginia center mark warner and democratic osman gerald connolly hold a townhall discussiono talk about issues such as police reform and covid-19. live coverage starts at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2, online at c-span.org, or you can listen live with the free c-span radio app. >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events. others watch all of the affairs prograin

senators mark warner, democrat from virginia, and texas republican john cornyn have come up with theion to bolster research and grant tax credits and incentives to companies who build microchip operations in the u.s. the state department got out ahead of that. in may, it announced it's working on a $12 billion deal with taiwan semiconductor manufacturing to build a plant in the united states. undersecretary of state for economic growth energy and the environment, keith crock, is point man for much of this movement to secure the semiconductor supply chain. undersecretary, thank you for joining us. good to see you. $25 billion is one big carrot but these buildouts are expensive. taiwan semis is $12 billion. that eats up ostensibly half of what the senators are proposing. how do we make this successful without a much bigger investment? >> well, first of all, thanks for having me back on your show. you're right, these investments in the semiconductor industry are massive. that is because they are so valuable. also, the semiconductor investment, they bring their ecosystems with them. what

to act in good faith or pay a $5,000 fine to users if they don't meanwhile, democratic senator mark warner said that he believes section 230 has allowed companies to turn a blind eye to a host of ills, but melissa, he also said he's worried that the doj is using these tools as a way to get big tech companies to cave in to president trump back over to you >> what are the odds of anything p passing in congress. i understand it's bipartisan but there's a lot of bipartisan things that don't pass. >> we have already seen legislation that speaks to this. senator lindsey graham introduced the earn it act earlier this year. that has yet to get a mark up in committee. so what i think you're seeing is a lot of legislation just getting stalled because of the pandemic, because of the logistics of marking up bills these days, so i think that the odds of something happening before november are very small you will see a lot of rhetoric coming from both the administration and from capitol hill. >> ylan, thank you, a dark washington, d.c. for us. so we don't know what form anything will take place in. whet

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at 1:00, a virtual town hall with mark warner and representative jerry connelly. >> american historypan tv, exploring the american story every weekend. this weekend, saturday at 6:00 eastern, on the civil war, the richmond bread riots, where hundreds of poor and working-class women protested inflation, and the scarcity of food. sunday, four films from the highlighting50's the industries negatively affected by the coronavirus. theon "the presidency", nixon administration and the new era of self-government. exploring the american story. 3.s weekend on c-span >> in philadelphia, joe biden joined democratic congressman dwight evans for a discussion on reopening the economy amid the coronavirus pandemic. other participants included a local business owner, an essential worker, and a leader of a community center. this is about an hour and a half.

mark warner renewing his call for barr's resignation and senator kamala harris demanding an investigationht now. andrew and lisa page are still here. first of all, i won't put you on the spot but to my mind it's long in a line of a string of more spinning performances than truth telling that attorney general barr has undertaken from that podium but where would an investigation into barr start? what would it examine? >> one thing it's already started is there a federal lawsuit in washington, d.c. that was filed yesterday but the aclu alleging the violation of first amendment, fourth amendment and zif civil rights violations and that's a lawsuit in which if that goes forward, the attorney general and others can be deposed very much like to see that have the attorney general would answer the questions and have follow ups in response to the clip that you just showed because that is what's calmly known in the legal profession as doesn't pass the laugh test. that's absurd. >> some oversight of general barr. none of those efforts have born fruit yet. weighing deep into a criminal investigation o

at 1:00, a virtual town hall with virginia senator mark warner and representative jerry conley. -- connellybroughtcharles fremont the pacific coast into the united states. at the beginning of this story, the united states did not have a pacific coast. there is territory in oregon disputed that britain and there was california, which belonged to mexico. fremont encouraged the american settlement of oregon and took part in the american conquest of california just-in-time for the gold rush. in he did play a real role changing the map of the united states. onnpr morning edition host "imperfect union," how jesse and john fremont mapped the west, invented celebrity, and helped cause the civil war. &a.day night on q >> the senate judiciary committee authorized to the payments for individuals involved in the fbi's crossfire hurricane advection -- investigation into ties between russian interference in the trump administration. former fbi director james comey, former cia director john brennan , and former director of national intelligence james

. >> today virginia senator mark warner and democratic congressman gerald connolly hold a virtual townhall discussion with voters to talk about a number of issues including police reform and covid-19. live coverage begins at 1:00 pm eastern on c-span2. binge watch booktv this summer. every saturday evening at 8:00 pm eastern settle in and watch your favorite nonfiction authors. starting saturday with pulitzer prize-winning historian doris kearns goodwin, author of tweet histories and well known for her work on american presidents especially team of rivals, next saturday we feature new york times best-selling author david marinus. watch booktv all summer on c-span2. arizona governor doug ducey

at 1:00, a virtual town hall with virginia center mark warner and representative gerry connolly. coming up in one hour, dr. robert bollinger, professor of infectious diseases at johns hopkins university school of

in the perjury case against michael flynn and at 1:00 a virtual townhall with virginia senator mark warner and representative gerry connolly. >> next a look at efforts to combat fraud and exploitation during the coronavirus pandemic with officials from the justice department, fbi and us secret service. they testified on price gouging, the hoarding of personal protective equipment and the filing of fraudulent applications under the paycheck protection loan program. the senate judiciary hearing is just under two hours. >> good morning, thank you very much for attending the hearing and more will come in throughout the morning. mister craig carbonito, phil hughes, associate attorney general, assistant director of the criminal investigative division, fbi, the assistant director of the office of investigations of the united states secret service. we are talking about this before, fraud related to the cares act, scams against seniors, selling masks that don't work, playing on people's fears. when you try to do some good people take advantage of it and we will hear from our folks today about what

at least a generation after years of work, virginia senator mark warner in west, virginia senator joeteps away from restoring the country's national parks. >>people been thinking about this and talking about this for 1020 30 or more years monday, the senate agreed to take up the bill without adding any amendments. >>if we would have put amendments on that would signal to the house of representatives, hey the senate went ahead and put. amendments on why can't we and before you know it you've got a bill that's loaded up they can't carry its own lot. >>the bill tackles the billion maintenance backlog at national parks around the country in ads million to protect other land and water resources throughout the u.s. if we're going to honor our commitment to our kids and our grandkids. >>that we make we want to make sure we preserve our history. the bill has support from both sides of the aisle. >>every state in the union. receives support. through the great american outdoor act. >>warner believe this bill will not only help restore parks, but boost the nation's economy. working on. and that

>>virginia senators tim kaine and mark warner are concerned about the declining re of child immunizationspandemic breaks. >>are starting to go down in a way that is very very troubling. we've got a whole lot of parents that were afraid to go to the hospital are afraid to go to their doctors and so you've got a whole cohort of kids and they didn't get vaccinated kaine and warner along with 15 other senators are asking the centers for disease control. >>to develop a plan to reverse the trend. >>what is the plan to make sure that we continue z the laudable focus that this nation has had. on vaccinations to keep families safe. both came in warner see the lack of immunizations against measles and other vaccine, preventable diseases. >>could lead to new problems in the future it also creates a health care crisis. if you've got kids who are getting immunized. they also want the cdc to ensure children are a priority. when the coronavirus vaccine becomes available when the vaccine for coronavirus is about children should be in the line. the cdc hasn't responded to the senator's yet or to our reque

so another idea, senator mark warner of virginia actually came to me on this several years ago and said why don't we take some of the revenue that's coming from our oil and gas and other energy projects that are on federal lands, both onshore and offshore, and take some of those royalties, revenue that the federal government derives from that which is not going for another purpose and say that a part of those revenues -- not all, but a part of it should be focused on this issue of infrastructure, of this, again, deferred maintenance that is growing and growing in our parks. they are getting more expensive every year if we don't fix it. i love that idea because that's exactly what the oil and gas revenue money ought to be used for, to help in terms of our natural resources. and it's not everything. the $12.5 billion has about $6 billion of immediate projects that need to be handled right away. these are the priority projects. those are the ones we have focused on. for the next five years in our legislation, we are requiring that enough of those resources from the royalties come in to han

mark warnernator and representative gerald connolly of virginia holds today -- posted a town hall, with senator warnerning by phone and congressman connolly by video, they disgraced -- discussed the payment protection program, inequality and climate change. >> i am the coalition strategist for senator mark lauren's -- mark lauren -- if you have questions, please list them in the comments section of the facebook live stream. we will answer as many of them as possible or you can email

basically all of the proceeds from the ipo are not going to warner music, they are going to him. david: that is better than markkerberg. that is a good deal. thank you so much to kailey leinz. great to have you with us on warner music. coming up next, he ran the defense department, the cia, and was chief of staff to president clinton. leon panetta is here to give us his thoughts on how the government handles the series of crises we are facing right now. that is coming up next on "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ ♪ >> the option to use forces in a law enforcement role should only be used as a last resort and only in the most urgent and dire situations. we are not in one of those situations now. i do not support invoking the insurrection act. that was the secretary earlier today, saying he disagreed with the president's suggestion that federal troops could be sent in to quell some of the civil disobedience across the country. welcome to somebody who had that job, as well as being director of cia and the chief of staff to president clinton, leon panetta and the founder of the leon panetta ins

warner music starts its first day today. mark zuckerberg still dealing with an angry workforce.e held an all-hands audio meeting wednesday trying to explain why facebook allows president trump's post about shooting and looting when twitter does not. "the new york times" noted one employee asked, quote, why are the smartest people in the world focused on contorting and twisting our policies to avoid antagonizing trump? zuckerberg called president trump to tell the president it was a harmful tweet but ultimately decided to leave it up on facebook. yesterday a number of facebook employees walked off the job again in a virtual walk-off because they're not in the offices because of the pandemic. speaking of the pandemic lots of graduations got canceled n. fact my youngest was supposed to have a commencement last weekend. so i had the idea to call one of the most prolific graduation speakers and he and i maybe could write a graduation speech together. steve is a longtime entrepreneur, a professor at stanford as well. we created the outline of a speech we would give to a virtual class

i'll make that mark in blood right now if you want. >> what would ol' solomon warner do? sure his great-great granddaddy would tell him to sit tight. he's positive the frontier merchant is somewhere off in the sunset, grinning. >> for him to know that his jeans that he left after his passing were worth $50,000, i think he would think the world has gone crazy. >> now, that's some tailor-made "close" from an heir not only left big shoes to fill, but a big pair of pants to boot. >> everybody has a pair of their favorite super-comfortable, worn-out jeans, right? these are mine. i can't believe i'm wearing them on a shoot, but i wonder what old levi strauss would think of clothing stores selling pre-ripped denim, often at two or three times the cost of a pristine pair. what's up with kids these days -- too lazy to wear out their own jeans? i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> you want thrills, you'll get them all at the roller derby. >> talk about hell on wheels! >> she's the paragon, the symbol for roller d

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there will be a vigil in san francisco to mark the shooting of the pulse nightclub in orlando florida, two men two men in orlando are organizing the event at jane warner plaza . 49 people were killed, 53 others were injured in the 2016 attack . organizers of tonight's vigil say it will be against hatred, and bigotry >>> the mayor of hillsboro along with the city council but fighting criticism that they had comments that downplayed racism . we have the story . >> you said racism is not an issue ? >>and never said that . >> >> reporter: the mayor is facing criticism . she and other elected leaders attended this protest against racism . only to be told that they represent the problem . the community in an uproar since this meeting, when a councilmember suggested that the police chief report in on use of force issues . >> we do not have that particular problem . >> reporter: the mayor and most colonies dismissed it as a necessary . >>to me it's like a solution looking for a problem . >> reporter: she said she was voicing faith in the police department but her words prompted a petition with 1700 signatures, calling for her recall . >> the sheep on the coun

>>> why don't we go to mark in iowa mark >> caller: hi, jim i'm a new investor that bought delfi technologies when it was low. they're being bought out by borg warner, late quarter 3 or quarter 2 or quarter 3 sometime. now i need to better understand how that affects the company's value when it buys out another company like that, or is there more value in selling -- >> borg warner is down the next one is to run i know when i say run, there are people actually running stocks these days they ran the hotel now they're running the airlines the next thing they're going to do is they're going to run the autos. that's just my prediction and borg warner is the one they're going to run magnum is the best in the segment. you know what i mean go read my besought entwitter file i can't bear to get through. disgusting frankly i'm disgusted by it. i don't need twitter any more than the president -- oh, no, the president needs it, i forgot i think we're looking at a b-shapbv shaped recovery, not the economy. this is the one for the stock market the economy is live long and prosper. you may not enjoy what's about to happen in the real economy. i'm sitting down wit

today, san francisco marking four years since the mass shooting in orlando, florida at the pulse nightclub. two men from orlando are organizing this event. it starts at 5:45 p.m. at j warnere cast room. in that attack, 49 people were killed, 53 others were hurt. it happened back in 2016. organizers of the vigil say it will be a way to keep the memory of the victims alive while also fighting against hatred and bigotry. 6:57 is the time. happening today in the east bay, popout drive-in movie theater will open in the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton will host it for the summer. when you go there you can see classic movies like indiana jones and raiders of the lost ark, greece, goonies, and jurassic park. there is a parking fee. fee paid online it is $25. if you paid at the site. it is $30. you'll feel to listen to the movies to your car radio or on a portable fm radio. time is 6:57. the republican national committee has now selected jacksonville, florida to host president trump's nominating speech this summer. the republican party potholed pulled at this convention from charlotte, north carolina over disagreements about the coronavirus crowd restrictions there. the r

warner records timed the release to coincide withjuneteenth, which marks the end of centuries of slaverye don't want no trouble # we've had enough struggle # i just want to live # god, protect me # i just want to live # ijust want to live #. 12—year—old keedron bryant singing ijust wanna live, in a tribute to george floyd. what a voice, what a song. you are watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. there will be sunshine breaking through the clouds fulsome there will be sunshine breaking through the clouds this afternoon, especially in areas such as here in devon where we started the day with rain that we finished yesterday with. that wet weather across some southern parts, including wales is on the shift northwards. damp start to the afternoon through the midlands, north wales. rain breaking out across parts of northern england, northern ireland and southern scotland again later. the far north and central scotland will see something a bit brighter at times after a few showers around this morning. but some broken cloud and just the odd shower acr

francisco marking four years since the 2016 mass shooting in orlando florida at the pulse nightclub. two men from orlando were organizing today's event data starts at 5:45 p.m. at jane warnert attack. 53 others were hurt and organizers say this vigil will be a way to keep the victims memories alive while also fighting against hatred and bigotry. also happening today in the east bay, a pop up drive-in movie theater opens at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton. you can see classic movies like indiana jones and the raiders of the lost ark, greece, goonies, and drastic park. there is a parking fee. if you do it online it is $25. if you pay at the site, the parking fee is $30. you can listen to the movie through your car radio or on a portable fm radio. >>> the republican national committee has selected jacksonville, florida tells president trump nominating speech this summer. the party pulled his convention from charlotte, north carolina over disagreements about covid- 19 crowd restrictions. the rnc says it considered 10 cities and jacksonville, the mayor who is a republican made a strong pitch. the convention will likely take place during the last week of august. be

warner: mr. president, i rise today to celebrate the passage of the great american outdoors act. the passage of this historic legislation marks a once in a generation step by this body to restore and conserve our national parks as well as our country's national heritage. it builds on an american tradition of conserving our natural wonders and shared public spaces. it reaffirms our commitment to preserve if for future generations. it's also important to note that this is a jobs bill. according to a recent study, the great american outdoors act will help create or support 100,000 jobs all over the country, including 10,000 in my home state of virginia at a time when millions of americans are out of work. currently the national park service has a deferred maintenance backlog of $12 million. a chronic lack of funding from congress has focused -- has forced the park service to defer maintenance on countless trails, buildings, and historic structures as well as thousands of miles of roads and bridges. today over half of all park service assets are in desperate need of repair. to address these needs, a little over three years ago i

. >> members of virginia's allegation mark warner and congresswoman are holding a town hall discussion with voters in the two democrats original cosponsors of justice and policing act on police reform, they are expected to answer questions about that and to address concerns about covid-19. >> it is a very fundamental issue. and mark has done it with great skill and on a bipartisan basis which is not easy to accomplish which shows a lot about senators gilson and ability to reach across the aisle to find common ground and it's not easy. i applaud you mark for your leadership and as i said i look forward to being with you on a ticket this fall and i agree this is one of the most consequential elections in the last half-century. where the country is is in really dire shape, we have three crises converging on us all at once. we have the worst pandemic in 100 years and in an odd way were back to 1918, we do not have a treatment for covid-19. we don't have a vaccine for covid-19. for racing against the clock to get both but we don't have them right now. that's why quarantining was the only wa

the president in the roosevelt room at the white house about these two programs that people like mark warner and richard burr and angus king and joe manchin and martin heinrich, maria cantwell, rob portman, lamar alexander have worked so diligently on. we talked about the legacy that theodore roosevelt has and now this letter from his great grandson securing that legacy for this country. madam president, i ask unanimous consent that this letter from theodore roosevelt iv be submitted for the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. gardner, thank you, mr. president. i know tonight we'll have continued legislation about -- conversations about the legislation and the cost of the legislation. there are some who will say this bill isn't paid for or perhaps the revenues aren't accounted for properly but i would speak to the contrary. again, i'll be speaking about this later this evening. if you look at how this bill, great american outdoors act is funded, it doesn't cost the taxpayer money. it comes from that offshore oil and gas revenues. it's revenue generated from oil and gas prod