mary lou mcdonald, have to put you the words of the current prime minister, mike coutu, michael martin at the time of the government formation, he said a fundamental issue that we in fianna fail have with sinn fein is that they do not operate to the same democratic standards held to every other democratic party in irish politics. well, anyone familiar with fianna fail, the party that michael martin leads, will appreciate the irony of that statement. fianna fail is a political organisation that has been deeply embroiled in controversy and profound corruption, the type for which has been picked up type for which has been picked up by type for which has been picked up by the irish republic and we are not likely to forget all of those episodes —— the tab for which. let me state the position again. the fact is that sinn fein has grown, in stature, numbers, our mandate has grown across the island as it did a century ago in a previously historic times and thatis previously historic times and that is the thing in all truth. that our nerves the taoiseach, and that is politics and be that as it

ireland's prime minister, michael martin, described him as an iconic figure.l association said they were "devastated" by his death. today, his granddaughter kate wilkinson spoke of him as a kind and genuine man. fiona trott reports. his flat caps are still hung up and i think it's the little things you miss. we have sort of lost a joker. in kate's family, he was grandad jack. 0n the other side of the city at elland road, a footballing family remembers the legend known as big jack. complete strangers sharing their grief. absolute genius. when you think about his career, allegedly internationally, it didn't take off till he was about 29. it was amazing. i remember one day when they were doing a pre—warmup, jack unfortunately hit the ball and hit a child in the crowd and he stopped everything he was doing and came to the back of the goal, came in to the scratching shed and checked on the child to make sure they weren't injured with the ball, it showed what a really gentle and kind individualjack was. the tributes have given his family comfort today. the man descr

>>i'm michael martin, washington democrats and republicans can't agree on much these days but both support sending americans a second stimulus check so what should you expect i'll have the details coming up. >>and here's another live look at the bay bridge toll plaza there we are a couple lanes beginning to back up now as hi. we're glad you came in. what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? you can customize and save. what about internet speeds that can keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. and now with our stores reopening, we're putting healthy practices in place. come visit a store today. stop in or book an appointment online at a time that works for you. now that's simple, easy, awesome. ask. shop. discover at your local xfinity store today. but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covered california is here. we can help you find the health in

. >> i don't know if you do but trayvon martin, michael brown, sean bell and george floyd, black mothershers have had to talk to their sons about police violence. >> joining us now, committee member there at the end, congresswoman sheila jackson lee of texas. thanks for being with us. was attorney general barr's answer satisfies to you. do you think he believes there is systemic racism? >> i don't think he believes it nor does the president of the united states. frankly, we were trying to remind him the core of the peaceful protesters all over this nation all over the world came about by seeing as his statement said as he made his opening statement that george floyd's death was shocking. i corrected him and said it was not shocking, it was a murder on the streets of america and at the hands of the misconduct of police officers and a judiciary committee knows it. over the years, systemic racism that caused anderson, as you have heard, the greatest stops of african americans in serges in terms of traffic stops. the greatest stops with native americans and frankly, i wanted to know just as

i want to say thank you to michael martin and katy for acting as port director so i can serve mayor breed and dr. colfax at oat the onset covid-19 pande. i was away for four months. i want to say that it was port commission and port staff that really made it possible for me to contribute to leadership in that way. i'm very grateful to you all. this organization so many people really stepped out their lane assignments and took on new responsibilities and collaboration. not only did the port team do a lot for our organization but did a lot for the covid response on the ground. port commissioners, you played such a huge part in the that for guiding the team. you kept this organization safe and stable during a very long four month period. i'm so proud of our strong bench and all the accomplishments that the team made during the early months of shelter-in-place, many of these accomplishments are on your agenda today. i'm proud to be back to be the leader of this very talented organization which has challenges that face us that really are unprecedented in our lifetime. i'm very confident in wha

women from the 50s and how that gave them political consciousness in the way that michael brown or eric garner or martin that inspired black america. >> memorial was dedicated in 1994. plans were underway to expand that to encompass 250 acres of the area. >>> the weekend almost here. temperatures up a little bit as we go into saturday. it is in a static pattern all week long. fog in the morning clearing to the coastline. that will be the case first thing tomorrow when you wake up. jumping right into the weekend forecast, saturday with fog starting the day. fair skies and a bit of a breeze temperatures low 60s to low 90s. on sunday, clearing skies. current numbers now, lots of 50s in the north bay. santa rosa and even toward napa. concorde 61. fremont 62 and san jose 65. here is a satellite showing low clouds and fog. regrouping tonight and into tomorrow. also watching the mineral fire burning closer to fresno. it has grown in size. that southerly breeze, mainly in the upper levels. some of that hayes approaching tomorrow. especially the south bay and portions of the east bay. right now, clear to partly

but trave on martin, tamir rice, michael brown, shawn bell and george floyd, black mothers and fathers of had to talk to their sons about police violence. i take no backseat to the history of this committee that has stood for good policing not misconduct. and so i ask you this question dezie trump justice department seek to end systemic racism and racism in law enforcement adjusting to yes or no answer. >> to the extent there is racism in any of our institutions in this country in the police then obviously this administration will fully enforce a price makes you agree there may be systemic racism? so and where? let me continue my line of questioning percy mckay don't agree there is systemic racism and the police department generally in this country price mike i am reclaiming my time. specifically do understand the violent impact of racial profiling and you support the end racial profiling and racialpo and religious profiling in the george floyd bill including the removal of the strict interpretation qualified immunity which would leave individuals like breonna taylor and george floyd w

. >> maria and the mothers of eric garner, trayvon martin, jordan davis, michael brown, sandra bland,a rice have pulled together. maria has also started her own group. mothers for justice united, for all the families who have been devastated by police violence. >> i wish you didn't have to do that work. and i wish you didn't feel compelled to do that work. but i thank you for doing that work. >> thank you. whoever voice i have to be, i will be that voice. and to their parent or their loved ones are strong enough to fight for them. >> thank you. (vo) audi e-tron. the next frontier of electric. get an exceptional offer at your local audi dealer. maria had to do everything for me. [maria] she had these awful blisters on her back. i don't want shingles when i'm your age. [camera man] actually, if you're 50 or older, you're at increased risk. [maria] that's life, nothing you can do... [camera man] uh, shingles can be prevented. [maria & theresa] shingles can be whaaaat? [camera man] prevented. you can get vaccinated. [maria] where? [camera man] at your pharmacy, at your doctor's. [maria] h

the 50s and how that gave them political consciousness in the same way that michael brown or eric garner or treyvon martin's death expired. >> a national park royal was dedicated in 1994, plans are underway to expand that memorial to encompass 250 acres of the surrounding area. >> thank you so much. >>> a grassroots effort to teach kids about social justice if use kicked off its first event today. about 200 children and parents gathered at ocean beach to honor the memory of 23-year-old elijah mccain, a self-taught violin player. he died last year in aurora, colorado after an encounter with police. body cam video showed the officer several times he couldn't breathe, he died later in the hospital, today's event was organized by siblings, they funded the justice for organization to teach about social justice and choose. >>> the pentagon is moving the military installation. they find a new policy that only allows to put in the military. the confederate flag is not among them. they said the flags we fly must with good order and discipline treating all of our with dignity and respect. >> supreme court justice say

but trayvon martin, ahmaud arbery, michael brown, sean bell, and george floyd. black mothers and fathers have had to talk to their sons about police violence. i take no back seat to the history of this committee that has stood for good policing, not misconduct. and so i ask you this question. does the trump justice department seek to end systemic racism and racism in law enforcement? i just need a yes-or-no answer. >> to the extent there is racism in any of our institutions in this country and the police, then obviously this administration will fully enforce the -- >> so you agree there may be systemic racism? >> where? >> let me continue my line of questioning. >> i don't agree there's systemic racism in the police department general department. generally in this country. >> reclaiming my time, do you understand the violent impact of racial profiling and do you support the racial and religious profiling in the george floyd bill including the removal of qualified immunity which would leave individuals like breonna taylor and george floyd without any relief at al

chicago incident, how gave them a political consciousness in the same way that a michael brown or eric connor or treyvon martin death is inspired black america. >> they were dedicated in 1994, plans are still onto plan that memorial. >>> a grassroots effort, they kicked off the first event today in san francisco. >>> body can capture telling him he can breathe he went into a coma and died three days later. today's event was organized by siblings, they found of the justice for kids organization to teach other youth in the bay area about social justice issues. >>> new at six quantity, two men were charged today for an assault on a black man in indiana which was captured on video, a group of white men assaulted him and threatened to get a noose. they pinned him to a tree and beat him while claiming that he and his friends had trespassed on private property at the end alanna lake over the 4th of july we can. the charges against sean purdy and jerry cox include felony criminal compliant battery, the charges filed weeks of protest. the fbi said they are investigating the incidents of a possible hate crime. >>> the t

evil that happened in 1890 and then fast-forward and taste just like that with michael brown or just like that with trayvon martinke that with eric garner. and when this happens, you can see it being played, we will skip all the parts of history in which america sought to correct the founding principles. in fact, there is a movement that suggest the constitution of declaration, these documents are documents that we have been trying for evil would nicole haner jones in the revolution of 1776 was fought on behalf of slavery which is insane and unbacked by any evidence where gordon would pulitzer prize winning historian said there's no evidence in that very basic notion that america's founding principles are to be under blame for all the things happen in american life is truly despicable and untrue and only despicable and untrue, it cuts against the progress and other racial project under progress we made and been based on civil rights leaders were making an appeal to the founding principles that the left now deprives, if you read right enter greg with douglas about joy 4252 as a freed slave and suffered the black a

. >> i don't know if you do, but trayvon martin trayvon martin, ahmaud arbery, tamir rice, michael bell, and george floyd. black mothers and fathers have had to talk to their sons about police violence. i take no back seat to the history of this committee that has stood for good policing, not misconduct. i ask you this question. does the trump justice department seek to end systemic racism and racism in law enforcement to mike i just need a "yes" or "no" answer. >> to the extent there is racism in any of our institutions in this country, and police, obviously this administration will fully enforce -- >> so you agreed there is a systemic racism? >> where? >> let me continue my line of question. >> i don't agree there is systemic racism in this department. generally, in this country. >> i am reclaiming my time. you understand the impact of racial profiling, and do you support the end of racial and religious profiling in the george floyd bill, including the removal of the strict interpretation of qualified immunity, which would leave individuals like breonna taylor and george floyd without

our real martin baby ariel even made it onto times most influential internet personalities list in 20172018 these days she's working as a singer and actress. michael pence from germany has 7500000 followers on ticktock. does it have very low oil that's hardly any criticism or any constructive criticism and considering most users are 1213 or 14 that's really impressive. spend several days making one of his videos and seems to have understood what works. what punch does is to really make content that fits the platform he makes sure every line fits perfectly. unlike the german rep that unintentionally became a take top hit thousands of ticked off hughes's sample his song overdose in their clips. this guy on instagram messaged me and said hey your song overdose is going viral on tick tocks i didn't even want to talk was so i downloaded the app and saw wow 30000 videos have my song in the and then like a 1000 labels contacted me and my song passed the 1000000 play mark on spotify but if i could. wear the insect or hairdresser videos overdoes seems to work with many context. showing you can tailor songs for tiktaalik a good song needs a shorter crispin

michael mckee reporting on the gdp numbers. as we've said before there's a funeral in atlanta, georgia. that is dr. martin luther king jr.'church, this is the funeral for john lewis, the late great civil rights leader. we will listen to a little bit of andrew lawson, and activists, speaking. we will hear later from former president barack obama. w: we did not plan it. we all lived there. when kelly miller smith -- ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bluebird television and radio. the stock of the hour is ups. surging the most in one day in 20 years since most of us are getting ups trucks at our house delivering things. kailey leinz is here with report. tradingups is up 16%, at a record high. they blew it out of the water in the second quarter. in this stay-at-home world where e-commerce is booming, that means a lot of online orders have to get delivered. average quarterly volume jumped 23% in the quarter driven mostly by a 65% surge in residential delivery, and that led to a 13% jump in revenue in the period. i would point out analyst thought revenue was going to fall on a year on year basis. this is a huge upside surp

michael: what method of the time. george w. bush: after my dad boston 92. i thought i would run out my frustrations by 24 and running to houston marathon buried in arlington, st. martin's was there. and just so happened it was running by the church right about the time the 930's church had emptied out. is like 1030 or so. and my dad said there's mobile heels mother says, there's three bad people ahead of you. [laughter]. [applause]. michael: is that what you heard from the queen. george w. bush: no laura and i went to buckingham palace. and majestic state. i asked the queen if i could see her corgis. they came in, beautiful logs. very well behaved. thankfully barney's on here. because he would be barking for scottish independence. [laughter]. first michael, thank you very much for being here there's a lot of stories in the book. [applause]. [applause]. was giving a speech. remember the speech welcoming romania. and just before i got up to the podium, like a couple hundred thousand people there. and they were here the american president welcomed. this a big deal for people who had just come out monday communism to know than intact on one, was a technol which was article

martin luther wrote letter from a birmingham jail. a lot of people write things in prison that ultimately get published and there's a real question here about whether michaels being singled out, because he's critical of the president. that's something that we need to know. >> well, as far as the reporting i've seen, there's no standard probation form that includes language about not being able to speak to the press. >> and -- well, and if that's the case, and if there is something that's being -- that is just designed to silence michael cohen, that would be inappropriate and probably unlawful. you know, the problem for michael cohen is that he has to litigate this from back in prison. and you know, that's -- i mean, it's just a disastrous situation for him, needless to say. >> if you look at the split screen of roger stone, whose sentence was commuted for seven felonies. it was commuted by fthe president, late on friday, and michael cohen going back to prison. at the moment we're told he's in solitary confinement because of having to quarantine. so roger, you know, stone is free to say whatever he wants, it appears. and not only that, while roger stone was

martins burger, it was wow jean backer, what do you hear from her? jean covered the 1988 election for usa today. the one in which george bush defeated michael to caucus. laura bush took a liking to her which isn't surprising. she invited jean to serve as her deputy press secretary. she spent four years in the white house from 1989 until 1983. george obviously took a liking to her as well. he made her chief of staff. a job she held until he died. it's safe to say that nobody knew george and barbara bush better than jean. i would include the bush family in. that the birthday parachute jumps, the humanitarian club russians with bill clinton, she was party to all of it. if not orchestrating all of it. she was meng or the people at his bedside when he died. the beautiful memorial services you saw back in 87 were planted executed by jean. you might not know, it you probably don't, jean has written or edited five books. as she point, so none with her name on it. one was published in 1980, five another george pushes writings. pearls of wisdom is scheduled to come out next spring in times for graduation and mother's day. jeanne collects the best adv

martin luther king moved to chicago, to the southwest side, risked his own life because there was a movement against fair housing, to keep african-americans and others out. >> yeah. dch michael, i really approach ya that. i want to shift gears here and try to at least, and anthony this is your job here, try to at least -- provide an explanation of why the president did what he did today. it looks to me, anthony, like this is somebody who feels as if -- is he this desperate, does he feel cornered? what do you -- what can you -- what insight can you provide here? >> well, i want to tie it back to something that michael has often talked about and he wrote a book 20 years ago, or annotated it related to lbj and the tapes. if you listen to lbj on those tapes and his frustration with vietnam and his stubbornness, the president has elements of lbj's personality. it's almost like he's married george wallace's instincts to lbj's inflexibility. so, now we're in a situation where scientists have gone to him, friends have gone to him, said, hey, we really need to have locked this thing down and put masks on, otherwise 150,000 to 300 thoushs people are going to die. now he didn't listen

the season was abruptly canceled, club member michael roman urged his group to live their motto, to serve the kids in a new way. their members and martins food then arranged for the repurposing of donated items from the local store. their members now pick up items and drive to a stand where supplies are sorted and redistributed to social service agencies to be used by their clients. since april 15 loads of food averaging 450 pounds each have been donated, mr. cline: providing about 343 meals per load. quick thinking and dedicated action by stanton turned the disappointment of a lost baseball season into positive assistance for local families to truly serve the kids. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman s recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate the recent 100th birthday of long-time bucks county, pennsylvania, resident, lydia tibielo. a resident, lydia has consistently been a role model for all of us. showing all of us that hard work and serving others is the calling that we all have. a bona fide rosy th