marsha, iwill begin kerry and marcia, good morning to you both. marsha, i will begin with you both.at report, you are aware of cases where employers are using shielding to get rid of someone. tell us more on how they are trying to do this? it is a range of circumstances. this situation has brought up a number of issues. employers need to ensure they are treating their staff fairly. in situations where people believe they are in serious, imminent danger and refusing not to return to the workplace, an employee has to look at that and take that into account. an employer cannot treat somebody u nfa i rly an employer cannot treat somebody unfairly because they have raised issues about returning to work or because they have to work and they are protections for people who are in sucha are protections for people who are in such a situation. someone who is vulnerable in the shielding and has a genuine concern about their health and safety, the employer should assess the risk around that before taking any action. what you are talking about presumably includes people being pressured to return

and i remember asking then congresswoman marsha blackburn about something all over the convention that struck me about democratic candidate hillary clinton. >> when you see shirts around here or buttons that like use the word bitch to describe her, the degree of that that's like trump shirts trump that, you know, like does that -- how do you feel about that? >> have you read my twitter feed or my facebook page? you know, it kind of comes with the territory. and you just have to shake it off. great taylor swift song by that title. you should go listen to that. >> you feel like being a woman in the public sphere comes with that kind of invective? >> you wouldn't believe what all i've been called and what's been said to me in my career, whether it was in the private sector or the public sector. you know, go read my twitter feed. >> then congresswoman blackburn clearly did not have a problem with it. but the anti-hillary clinton merchandise it was truly horrifying and disgusting.

marsha blackburn live in a few minutes. president trump is aimed to at a broad strategy to prevent veteran suicides. we'll have reaction from retired marine corps gunnery sergeant, jesse jane duff. all this and more on "making money." ♪ charles: covid-19 cases are on the rise at least in 20 states, instead of focus on other 30 where it is not on the rise, the media taking opportunity to stoke fear. how bad is it. vice president pence write negotiate "wall street journal" america is containing virus. i had a chance to meet with the vice president on this situation and how we talk about much-needed infrastructure programs. take a listen. there was "wall street journal" editorial yesterday, you were pretty upset about the media sounding alarms over so-called second wave of the coronavirus. you think they're off base here. what are they missing? >> well, charles, good to be with you, thanks. i think what they're miss something what the american people have accomplished over the course of this coronavirus pandemic. despite the f

senator marsha blackburn and corey lewandowski. what does one of the president's top deputies on domestic policies think of everything taking place in communities sack america? we miss you. it's totally not the same without you. we miss your let's do this look, the sound of your laugh cry screams, and how you make every day here the best day ever. we can't wait to get you back so we've added temp checks, face coverings, social distancing and extra sanitizing to get the good times going again. it's time to roll out the red carpet and kick open the universal gates. we're finally back... and can't wait until you are too. judge jeanine: joining me to discuss the *'s efforts on police reform, ja'ron smith. the president indicated he's staying in washington this weekend and they canceled the plans he did have. >> the president is always focused on the work of the people. under his watch he's not going to let unlawlessness in washington, d.c. around these monuments. he thought it best to stay around to make sure things don't go off track.

marsha p.ohnson down by the village and the piers. and i know that the gay community didn't like the drag queens because they were trying to be with the straight community back then. marsha p. johnson was a black trans woman at the stonewall riots who was fighting with the cops and i notice that most of the -- most of the photos and videos that we see, am i talking? >> yes. you're on the air, tanya. did you have another question or comment? >> caller: yeah. and i wonder why he doesn't mention the black drag queens who were in front of the bar fighting that night like marsha b. johnson and silvia berra. >> thank you for the call. marc stein. >> no, the caller is absolutely right. as far as we can determine, some of the leading roles in the riots were played by african-americans, puerto ricans, transpeople and street queens and drag queens. it is uncertain whether they represented a majority of the people that participated in the riots but many accounts place them at the key moments leading the r

eust like i never met marsha until we were basically finished canting it.resting. sh i didn't meet linda, i don't know if she would have been buing anything like that. but i got as many text messages as if i'd died, like she was my best friend, i'm so sorry to tar about linda, i'm really sorry to hear about it, too. d didn't know her. adind been spending so much time reading all these books and working with a dialect coach. so i was immersed in this, it was a very wild thing and really my: make me sad. >> jimmy: that's when you know you're good actor, when you get condolences for someone you haven't even played yet. >> i was like, wow. >> jimmy: this character in onrs. america" is not a real person, right? is it an amalgamation? it i guess people call her the composite person. you have it's not very exciting. like the hollow, my character, ed t was exciting about it was i played the one character who starts in a particular place, not just geographically, but ends up not necessarily going erom the conservative side to the more liberal way of thinking but she

one sign of hope, and one concrete action, and i will start with marsha. hope, andget so much so much inspiration for the people who are day in and out in the streets. they have been undeterred by teargas, and threats of state violence. they have been undeterred by characterization that they do not understand what this is about. by everyonely moved who turns out the next day. i think the one concrete action for everyone after church on sunday, that your pastries and coffee, and i want everyone to sit down with their local budget and look at how much money is going into policing in schools, as well as how much money is being spent bringing in arms from the department of defense's program into their local policing and ask themselves if they want state violence to be done and their name. gloria, one sign of hope and one concrete action. gloria: honestly, i feel like the lord is calling the entire nation to repentance, and i call it as a sign of hope, because he is saying speak my mercy now where it can be found. i believe the sign of hope i see is the lord ca

hey, marsha. hadshort answer is, chris it on the hatch where we left people nine years ago and it is right here. i think he has a note, do not forget to take with crew dragon. depending on how long we stay up here, you can bet we will take it with us when we depart back to earth. , we have standpoint talked about the flag before many times over the last nine years since we left it here. the important point is, as i said before, returning launch capability to the united states to and from the international space station and that is what this flag really means. more, it isttle bit to the thousands of people that made it possible from the folks at spacex to the folks at nasa and the folks within the commercial crew program. we are lucky enough to be able to take it home with us. that will be our plan in a month or two or three or four depending on what uncle kirk lets us do. let's go to a question from mark in aviation week. chris, fromon for your perspective what skills and iss training do doug and

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individuals who are often credited with instigating the rights leading the rights, sylvia rivera, marsha pete johnson, stony delivery, there are still conflicting accounts of when they were there, whether they were, there marsha page on son in many accounts explained that she didn't, she wasn't there when the rights started but she got there sometime later. so if we take her at her word yes she played an important role that night and certainly other people of color did trans people did it but she may not have been there right when the right started. >> let's go to david new york city, good morning. >> hi good morning, thanks to c-span. i was 20 years old and come down grew up on the island i was a college student state and i would hitch down and go to the bars, julius was the other bar, all mafia run, and strange to me being a sort of macho kind of college student wearing square, weightlifter, young, wearing low-cost shirts but boy, the stone wall was an amazing place, and i would go in early in the evening, before we went down to christopher, his way down towards the river, towards the

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senator marsha blackburn and corey lewandowski. what does one of the president's top deputies on domestic policies think of everything policies think of everything taking place in judge jeanine: joining me to discuss the *'s efforts on police reform, ja'ron smith. the president indicated he's staying in washington this weekend and they canceled the plans he did have. >> the president is always focused on the work of the people. under his watch he's not going to let unlawlessness in washington, d.c. around these monuments. he thought it best to stay around to make sure things don't go off track. jenna judge jeanine: is the president ready to federalized the national guard? it appears the mayor of washington is not the strongest law and order mayor as you might call one. will he call in the national guard? >> the president is always prepared to act when lawlessness got too bad around washington, d.c. and they started destroying property. if he has to do it, he will. judge jeanine: is he prepared to do it in other states as the lunacy

emily: senator marsha blackburn there with our own kevin cirilli. back to that facebook story we talked about earlier, facebook has removed a series of ads from president trump's reelection campaign for violating the company's policy .gainst organized state the social network has been criticized for not fact checking political ads, for taking political ad dollars at all, but just this week, they said users will be allowed to turn off political ads if they don't want to see them. joining us, the senior campaign director at color of change, the nation's largest online racial justice organization. brandy, i know you and your organization have been very vocal about the situation that facebook now finds itself in, including in calling for advertisers to boycott facebook for the months of -- for the month of july. i am curious for your thoughts on this latest development that facebook has taken down these ads, these most recent ads from the trump campaign. azi-leaningned a n symbol. >> hi. first of all, thank you for having me. i am relieved that there is

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talk to me about activists like marsha p johnson and sylvia rivera and why sometimes trans women of colort out of history books. >> i think it's the history books for a lot of marginalized people have been written not by them. so the true events of stone wall, 1969, you know, really have to center lgbtq people of color, trans women of color and gender non-conforming people and specifically hearing people speak the names of rivera are, o exist in a moment for a long time didn't address the particular needs of black and brown trans women and trans women of color. >> reporter: but as trans women of color are being celebrated they're still very much in danger. the american medical associate described antitrans violence as epidemic. last year we highlighted the story of malaysia booker, just one of the 18 trans women killed that year. she was a target in her home town of dallas. >> a and kicked. >> the next time it could be someone else. >> reporter: but malaysia would never see justice. weeks later in the quiet of an early morning, malaysia was found murdered. >> at approximately 3:00 p.m., t

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karen bass, marsha -- all outstanding women and i think they will get their proper due, but i think it would be a mistake for us to say what must happen when we have no idea what will show up in the polling, in the vetting. the only thing that's a must in this process at this time is to win. that's the must. it will be a plus to have an african-american woman. it will be a plus to have a latino and it will be a plus to have a woman, but just remember, it will not be the first time, sarah palin turned out not to be a good choice when the vetting took place. we had the same problem with geraldine ferraro. she has an outstanding woman, but when they start doing the vetting of her and didn't do proper vetting of her husband and that turned out to be a problem. so what i want us to do is to let everybody do the vetting, do the polling, and then after all of that is done, then let your heart and head take a look. i think he calls it sympatico. and whether or not the chemistry is there. take the whole presidency of bill clinton and the vice-president of al gore. a lot of people say that was a

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marsha kurtz. all of these women would get their proper do. i think it would be a mistake when we say what must happen when we have no idea what will show up in the polling, what will show up in the vetting. the only thing that's a must in this process at this time is to win. that's the must. it will be a plus to have an african-american woman. and will be a plus to have a latino. and it will be a plus to have a woman. but just remember, it will not be the first time. sarah palin turned out not to be a good choice when the vetting took place. we had the same problem with geraldine ferraro. she was an outstanding woman. they did proper vetting of her but didn't do proper vetting of her husband and that turned out to be a problem. what i want us to do, let everybody be considered. do the vetting, do the polling, then after all that's done, let your heart and head take a look. i think he called it simpatico. what they will see is whether or not the chemistry is there. take the whole presidency of bill clinton and the vice president presidency of

. >> let's try marsha, associated press. >> doug, good to see everybody up there. i'm wondering have you captured the flag yet and have you put your hands on it? is it a board? what are your thoughts about laying claim to that flags since you are one of the ones who put it they are nine long years ago? thanks a lot. >> hello marcia. the short answer is, chris had it right on the hatch where we left it nine years ago and it is right here and i think he's got a note, do not forget to take with crew dragon so depending on how long we stay up here you can bet we will take it with us when we depart back to earth and from that standpoint we talked about this flag before many times over the last years since we left it here and i think the important point is as i said before returning launch capability to the united states, to and from the international space station. that is what this flag really means and i think a little bit more it is to the thousands of people that made it possible from the folks at space x to the folks at nasa to the folks within the commercial crew

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details on the bills progress when senator marsha blackburn joins us just ahead. >> there's a lot of accountability so not only do we provided resources but also oversight and accountability so we can get to the root of the problem >> ed: brand-new reaction to the weekend, president dismissing jeffrey berman who refused to step down when attorney general william barr asked them to resign last week. democrats are outraged vowing to block confirmation of berman's replacement. >> i am calling for a three-pronged investigation into the friday night massacre that occurred in the justice department with relationship to the southern district of new york and i am asking mr. berman to voluntarily come and testify to congress so we know exactly what has happened. >> ed: being the southern district of new york as you heard, live in new york city with more details. good morning. >> good morning. ahead investigated people close to the president and now he is out. administration supporters say they raise nothing wrong with the removal of jeffrey berman and they blame him for the controversy. on fr

john bolton one-on-one with our marsha raddatz, this is all ahead of his bombshell book, the explosive accusations about president trump. of course calling him erratic and foolish. claiming that he asked china to help him win re-election. the interview that you will see only here on gma this morning. >>> also the alarming rise in coronavirus cases around the nation. we've been reporting on this. hospitalizations increasing in at least 15 states and texas had a new single day record. some officials there are taking steps to slow the spread. and trailblazing super model beverley johnson, the first black model on the cover of "vogue," she is speaking out about racism in the fashion indust industry, the changes that she would like to see happen. >>> and it is day two of our shop small deals and steals event. more great savings from small businesses that we will introduce you to. and it is all about your kitchen and home today. some summer accessories you don't want to miss coming up right here on gma. hope you'll join us. >> and everyone trying to c you spoke. we listened. tiny tacos are b

. >> you mentioned a lifeline program and senator durbin and marsha fudge and i asked you myself i wrote a letter urging the fcc to take action to ensure they are aware of the help they can get to access the internet. and we know this has always been an issue but the pandemic put a major magnafying class -- glass on this. >> upwards of 38 million are eligible and it will be increasingly important, and what i called for was an mou to snap, to hhs, and to other agencies that are prerequisites for lifelines. i think it is extremely important that the agencies be part of this. and the fact of the matter is that americans cannot afford for our government to work in silo's right now. >> i will add some other broad band questions for the other two commissioners. i didn't mean to o mitt you but this is about the merger of t-mobile and sprint. i have opposed that and i'm very ---ed that we have only three nationwide wireless carriers once this would go through, and just very concerned about what is happening with consolidation in general. there is a hearing going on unrelated to fcc matters but r

we have top republicans including senator ted cruz and marsha blackburn raising fire engine red alarmshat americans are not getting balanced information an balanced news reporting on the internet because internet companies like facebook, google and twitter are censoring conservatives. we have congressman devin nunes, ranking member on the house intelligence committee. good to see you again, congressman. what do you think about this story about google? >> this is the story of the last three years, ever skins the 2016 election the democrats and left learned not enough to have 90% of the media on your side. you also have to run it through a funnel and that funnel is facebook, google and twitter. they have to control that it started right after 2016 election. they said, oh it is fake news is the reason why trump won. so there is not a more important issue than this issue. the american people are being censored. conservatives are being censored. the information that is flowing to the american people is being censored. it is just the bottom line. the most important issue that we have headed

we want to make sure combined in marsha p. rights movement. it's how we're here and why we're here. >> brandon an thony and erin, thank you very much. we're seeing people in a rally in brooklyn chanting black trans lives matter. let's meet back here tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. until we meet again, i'm joshua johnson. the news continues after this break on msnbc. after this break on msnbc hot! hot! no no no no no, there's no space there! maybe over here? oven mitts! oven mitts! everything's stuck in the drawers! i'm sorry! oh, jeez. hi. kelly clarkson. try wayfair! oh, ok. it's going to help you, with all of... this! yeah, here you go. thank you! oh, i like that one! [ laugh ] that's a lot of storage! perfect. you're welcome! i love it. how did you do all this? wayfair! speaking of dinner, what're we eating, guys? thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopa

mash s marsha p. the legal fight for today. >> the >> the book is a fascinating read. anyone interested in american history or queer history, i urge them to read it. eric, thank you so much. really appreciate it. thanks for writing the book. >>> what an investigation revealed when looking at president trump's hurricane dorian scandal. ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >>> we want to check in with chris and see what he's working on for cuomo prime time. >> we have the attorney for rayshard brooks family on tonight. to have a tough conversation about what this situation says to them. and what his argument is about what justice is in this

. >> reporter: marsha carter, a mother, mourning her son, and remembering the last words she'd ever hear from him. >> i love you, mom. i love you, mom. >> reporter: abc news, new york. >> the tacoma police union is criticizinthe ot an of evidence. the mayor will not be deterred. >>> the mayorover of temecula resigned after criticism in an email hed a good person of color killed by a police officer. james stewart says he's and said he uses voice to text. he said he would step down. >> it's responsibility to check something before he puts it out there. >> i believe his intention was not to harm others and not to cause any pain to others. >> some community members want the city to host a town hall on systemic racism in temecula. >>> still ahead on "abc7 mornings," a 9-year-old taking the initiative, helping families in need. what the minneapolis girl is doing to inspire us all this morning. >>> and a live look from the abc sutro camera. >> especially on the tails of covid and shutdown for 2 1/2 months, this is not easy by the right thing to do and we're in support of our community and doing

wife aisha there's klay thompson raising his hand damion lee was there and so is looney after the marsha scott anderson took to the megaphone to share his oakland tried. >>it's not our job to it's like i said it's our job to enlighten and educate those don't know if you're a certain way everybody then drops are the same way we are different people they don't have the luxury of going up in a city like open to diversity >>during members of our trade >>a lot of people around lake merritt need to see them all out there and again peaceful you can sell that and they had a lot of towels as you could see around because it was hot out there was yanez kind of thing i want to how many people in the crowd actually recognized because a rematch everybody i know so like i saw a clip of klay thompson more from the sign i saw people standing around paying no attention to the fact that klay thompson and i caught a profile. we'll have his face covered up a 100 honestly i think i saw the same thing and i thought you know whatever his leave him alone. i could i could clearly tell us stephon i shot him from h

and i remember asking then congresswoman marsha blackdurn that struck me about hillary clinton. >> whenhirts around here or buttons that like use the word bitch to describe her, the degree of that that's like trump shirts trump that, you know, like does that -- how do you feel about that? >> have you read my twitter feed or my facebook page? you know, it kind of comes with the territory. and you just have to shake it off. great taylor swift song by that title. >> you feel like being a woman in the public sphere comes with that? >> you wouldn't believe what all i've been called and what's been said to me in my career, whether it was in the private sector or the public sector. you know, go read my twitter feed. >> she clearly did not have a problem with it. but the blackburn didn't somewhere a problem with it. but the anti-hillary clinton merchandise available was truly disgusting, things like t-shirts with hillary clinton being sexually assaulted. it is why i found this so interesting, quote, vendors sold almost no merchandise that mentioned joe biden specifically. almost nothing mention

marsha cook who is a vp, svp at vice has been on this.ve blocked words. you can't advertise coming out of a news segment that has black or black people or black lives matter, or george floyd. so what does that mean when you try to cover the breadth of american society, but the revenue models in the industry don't allow you to have your company compensated for doing the work? that is really important, much more important than tucker carlson. what i would say overall is we need newsroom leadership at the top that is truly inclusive. we never desegregated the american newsroom. we have a second shot. let's not blow it. >> thank you so much. great to have you here. >> thanks so much, brian. >> before we go, some facts versus fears about demonstration in seattle. you probably heard about this. capitol hill autonomous zone abbreviated to chaz. seattle police de-escalated tensions. it's line an encampment in a few nearby city blocks. they are calling this an experiment in alternative community. if you've been watching fox news, they are talking

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the archbishop was joined by another of today's panelists, professor marsha shacklin, and our moderator and john lewis. together, they provided an extraordinary reflection on the responsibility we all have and the realities we face in confronting racism. in this moment, as we gather today with additional colleagues, ralph macleod and gloria purvis, we remain grateful for their insights and their leadership in raising issues of importance to all of us and helping us imagine the community we hope to become and that we are striving to be. in recent weeks, we have witnessed many injustices. the killing of george floyd, breonna taylor, ahmaud arbery. we have seen instances of violence by police. we have been reminded of the impact of health disparities and the additional challenges that people of color face as part of their everyday lives. in these moments, we are reminded of the necessary work, urgent and important work of building a more just, fair and equitable society. this is a responsibility that all of us share. we share it here at georgetown. we share it because of our deep belief in

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marsha de cordova, good to talk to you. thanks for your time.means they are starting to about now, and it will bea starting to about now, and it will be a massive queue, up to eight kilometre long and it could take about an kilometre long and it could take aboutan art, kilometre long and it could take about an art, so it‘s a very different scene to the one mps are used to. we are in the central lobby just along from the chamber and a few confused mps are wondering about trying to find the back of the queue, among them the chancellor, rishi sunak, who wasn‘t sure where he was going but aside from the fact we will see a massive queue and mps having to queue for a long time, this has provoked a serious debate because in the last hour and a half the government has said people need to think about getting back to work so they need to set an example, parliament works better when we are all here, but opposition parties and some tories are less than impressed with that argument. some tory mps are shielding and say they cannot get to parliament and will l

senator marsha blackburn joins from us tennessee.entially enough is enough, if you won't guard the statues, i will issue an executive order to make sure they're protected. what do you think of that? >> well the president certainly is within his right to do that. what we have to realize is that these mayors and governors need to get control of these situations, that are in their disand states. there is a proper way to petition your government if you dot -- do not like something, it is called peaceful protest. addressing your government, mob rule is not the way to go about this. neil: you know, you have to look at seattle. i wonder if that is what happened. there has been a shift in stance on part of seattle mayors as you know, senator, she is saying all right, you know, let's move on here. i'm sort of paraphasing. she has not formally moved on saying they were there for peaceful purposes especially after violence this past weekend, more violence this morning. what do you think of that? >> what we do know is that residents in these are

it's likely he could get some backing from someone like senator lindsey graham or marsha blackburn who particularly from the child exploitation angle what we're seeing here the department of justice ramping up the fight against big tech and raising this in a framework of a national security or law enforcement concern whereas the white house had previously brought up these issues as potentially biassed, conservative bias against conservatives. they are now putting this in a different framework and might get more traction on capitol hill >> before you go, let me can you this, though, because it raises some questions how republicans are looking at this and how democrats are looking at this. the end results of this approach, i would imagine, would mean effect liverly more cureffg of everything. it means they would take a lot more stuff down and not let a lot of material up at all, correct? >> reporter: it could go either way. there are arguments that one way for these platforms to avoid any type of questions about whether they should be liable or not is simply to leave everything up and go

marsha blackburn was asked about this. she is the senator from tennessee.erican people need to have answers. listen to this. >> what taxpayers want to know is who cooked up this plot? who decided that it should be carried out and who did the dirty work? how did it end up in an oval office meeting on january 5th? so there are 39 people that were involved in this plot there are 14 that were involved in the unmasking. how did they get those fisa warrants and how was it they knew that dossier was not legit but, yet, you had them use it for the fisa warrants. the hearing we did last week with rod rosenstein, that left more questions unanswered than answered. brian: i like the fact that they said quickly a.g. barr said it's not about biden not about obama. because then it would be pure politics. even if they did have a role in it, the focus as trey gowdy said yesterday, you could call one guy it's peter strzok. he's the linchpin. his fingerprints are all over this for both investigations. finally, instead of talking at or about, we're going to get comey, clapper,

the president 's rally over the weekend brand new reaction from the white house coming up we've got marshafrom the rnc all coming up live from americas news room come join ed and me as we begin a brand new week. see you top of the hour. ainsley: about two weeks ago we brought you this story of two friends setting out to bring their community together, with this simple invitation, black or white, relax and have a beer. their invitation went viral catching the attention of country music star brad paisley as well as our next guest setting up a coaches and convo sign in ohio to keep this movement going and here with more assistant coach at university of akron football, jayden everett and defensive coordinator at university of virginia football jamie deberry. hey, guys. >> good morning. ainsley: so jayden, i'll start with you, precious kids. i'll start with you because it was your idea first, right? >> you know, it was collective. ainsley: so how did you decide to do this? >> you know what? being a coach in the platform that we have i was on social media a couple weeks ago and i saw what ben be

pete: let's see here we have herman cain is on the program, adam kin kin zinger and senator marsha blackburnthers. a great weekend. shout out to man griff we only missed each other by 45 minutes each night. i was there until 4:00 in the morning on the line and griff would show up with his microphone 45 minutes later. we didn't get a chance to fist bump. we didn't. griff: we didn't. but we will this weekend. major job well done. you actually do the job i just tell the story: dr. alveda king said it's time for protesters to focus on the message. her message. coming up. when i get my teeth cleaned, my hygienist doesn't use something like this. she cleans with something like this. it's got a round head. and it's got power. go pro with oral-b. power one on for oral-b's best clean ever. inspired by dentists. oral-b's round brush head surrounds each tooth to remove more plaque along the gum line. for cleaner teeth and healthier gums. i'll only use the one that's round. oral-b. brush like a pro. >> i played sports, he did. that connected us and brought us real close. i'm trying not to be sad. this i

marsha says she is also hearing from people who are being forced to return to work by their employer.and ensure they are treating their employees reasonably. the government says it has support in place for shield those who cannot work from home through various schemes. but for people who don't qualify, they face the tough dilemma between returning to work or protecting their health. rachel stonehouse, bbc news. the former snooker player and bbc commentator willie thorne has died at the age of 66. he went into septic shock earlier this morning after being placed into an induced coma in hospital in spain last week following respiratory failure. he had been treated for leukaemia since march. willie thorne was a household name during snooker‘s height in popularity in the 1980s, and was twice a quarter—finalist in the world championships. after a 100—day absence because of the lockdown, premier league football returns this evening. sheffield united and aston villa will kick off the restart to the season, with manchester city hosting arsenal later. 92 top—flight matches will be crammed into

marsha says she is also hearing from people who are being forced to return to work by their employer.act they are shielding. now, employers cannot do that. employers need to really tread carefully around this issue and ensure they are treating their employees reasonably. the government says it has support in place for shareholders who can't work from home through various schemes, but for people who don't qualify, they face the tough dilemma between returning to work or protecting their health. rachel stonehouse, bbc news. some news just some newsjust coming some news just coming through from westminster. we are hearing that downing street says there are no reports of any injuries after the prime minister's car was involved in a collision outside the palace of westminster. we are being told that a protester was detained, after a p pa re ntly a protester was detained, after apparently running in front of the prime minister's car as it was leaving the houses of parliament, and a video apparently exists, which shows the car being hit by another vehicle which was behind it. number ten conf