the one of monica group is theorists, projects is the beethoven jubilee. even though many concerts had to be cancelled due to the covert, the pandemic, the vendor of the call went up and looking back at the covert pandemic, it must have been one of the greatest challenges of your term and office. what impacted you personally? the most often in these are tut from michelle, my son, but i felt most taken back by the genuine, visible and absolutely palpable hardship periods by artists just like the rest of us. they made personal sacrifices. every one of us did across many different groups that includes children, young adults who couldn't get on with their lives, and the many elderly who suffered loneliness. it also applies to the entire economy and it's many fun rubel sectors, finance, leasing, boston about biting korea. even that would really shook me was how much creative struggle to be seen and heard. they felt they had to grow attention to their predicament, to fear that the social significance might be overlooked or not appreciated. but they were always s

this is where the federal commissioner for culture in the media, monica clutter holds office and of course ms. cortez yours. german cultural policy, georgia could to put it in for, for us is miss curtis. you've been in office for over 7 years now, and your 2nd term is set to end in the fall. he once said, it's the best job in the world. is that still how you feel? wonderful. yeah. does that finish manase? no to me. yes, i still feel that way and that's my own subject to view. but given my background, this is in fact, the nicest job i could imagine. and i am grateful to anglo merkel that i could serve a 2nd time this minister state a culture in media here in the chancery where i can help shape the federal cultural policy compared on an international level. i think this is quite unique. not only because i believe i am currently the longest serving minister of culture in europe, but also because in my view, germany does quite a lot for its culture compared to other countries being able to play a key role in shaping policy is a huge value to me both on a personal level as well as on a greater

this is where the federal commissioner for culture and the media. monica cut us holds office. and of course ms. cortez years german cultural policy, it's a crew to politic for, for us is miss cut us. you've been in office for over 7 years now and your 2nd term is set to end in the fall. you once said it's the best job in the world. is that still how you feel? wonderful. yeah. and finish your mon or sooner today. yes, i still feel that way. and that's my own subject to view. but given my background, this is in fact, the nicest job i could imagine. and i'm grateful to anglo merkel that i could serve a 2nd time as her minister of state. so culture and media. here are the chancery where i can help shake federal cultural policy compared on an international level. i think this is quite unique. not only because i believe i am currently the longest serving minister of culture in europe. but also because in my view, germany does quite a lot for its culture compared to other countries being able to play a key role in shaping policy is a huge value to me. both on a personal level as well

the, when it's monica group is theorist projects is the beethoven jubilee. even though many concerts had to be cancelled due to the coven pandemic, the venue of the call went up and looking back at the coffee pandemic, it must have been one of the greatest challenges of your term and office. what impacted you personally? the most often in these are tut from michelle, my son. but i felt the most taken back by the genuine, visible and absolutely palpable hardship periods by artists just like the rest of us. they made personal sacrifices. every one of us did across many different groups that includes children, young adults who couldn't get on with their lives, and the many elderly who suffered loneliness. it's also applies to the entire economy and it is many unreadable sectors. so let's looking boston about biting korea even. that would really shook me was how much creative struggle to be seen and heard. they felt they had to grow attention to their predicament. fear that the social significance might be overlooked or not appreciated. but they were always sayi

monica: thank you for having me. would start by saying that it is the first time in 62 years that there is such a popular and huge demonstration of social unrest, and it was nationwide. we started to cover it from the first protest in the west of the island, and then through social media, you could see how there was at least one demonstration in every province of the country. so it was really nationwide on the island. even the island that is outside, they also have some manifestations and demonstrations. brent: it seems on the outside it seems surprising when you know that these protests are in part over their lack of access to a covid-19 vaccine. we know that cuba has developed its own vaccine. how do you explain the shortage i would not say that it is -- it is not a single cause. monica: the unrest is caused by an accumulation of situations and conditions that did not start even with the pandemic. of course, the worsening of the situation with covid-19 is a fact, is a trigger, but i would say it is more about food

the woman who calls the shots on germany's multi 1000000000 euro arts budget culture commissioner, monica gord, does talk to us about tackling colonialism, sexism, and the corona virus. ah, and with locks, downs listed from berlin. performers are back on their feet. for others, the crisis is from the 1st were off to the south of france to the cannes film festival, where a week and a half of glitz and glamour. and movie premieres are wrapping up this saturday. and the film world has its eyes on the prize. i'm talking about the coveted time ducks, so which movies are in the running and which are making a big splash. here are some of our top picks with such an eclectic group of films in competition. spike lee and his jury have their work cut out for them when deciding who will win this. he is palm door to some of the front brothers provocative film director. you need to call me back at conn. and getting plenty of attention to, to tom about his killer, who had fixed with a car to tom takes view is on a controversial rise exploring sexuality, gender roles, and the need to be loved. my intentio

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monica was all a hitter. >> he's so sexy. [ laughter ] the confidence. oh, man. wigve m .amyu, los angeles. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >>> thursday would have been princess diana's 60th birthday, her sons prince williams and prince harry seemed to put their differences aside ded a new statue in her honor. tina kraus with more from london. >> reporter: in a small, yet monumental ceremony, prince william and harry unveiled a touching tribute to their late mother, princess diana surrounded by her children the memorial in the sken garden where diana lived comes on what would have been her 60th birthday almost 24 years after she died in a car crash in paris, prince william was 15, prince harry just 12 as they walk behind their mother's con heartbreaken and released a statement saying we remember her love strength and character, qualities that made her force fodroor changing countless lives for better. the br

you can see our full interview with germany's culture. commissioner monica has this weekend on d. w. 's arts 21 program. now one of the biggest hurdles she's faced has of course, been the corona virus, pandemic, artists and creatives lost their jobs, lost their income, as theaters, galleries and clubs were forced to close for months. cortez did push through 2000000000 euros in federal aid for artists salvation for many, but for others, they're still struggling. country and shoot line is the artistic director of a small burden theater. she's very happy company has been able to hold performance is again, since the end of may, i was receiving funds from our stimulus program called noise start call tool, or restart culture. she line and her team worked on the application for weeks just on the club. tut. when our application was accepted, i thought coverage i am, i now suddenly know what it's like to get real support. when i go into town, clicked ah, austin, spring and burger and his band fell in 21 street workers are basking. the jazz clubs have only just reopened and the long waiting

there. monica approaches have become a regular occurrence. unfortunately, in brazil, what is happening? where you are and what a protest is saying the well, here in the narrow are there protesting about many things. the government does playing the presidents for name of the health safety measures. the slow rollout of vaccines which has picked up in the last couple of weeks. but still brazil was the country that should not have had the problem because it is the country that is usually prepare for mass vaccination. and this did not happen at this time because the government itself was not pushing for the president was not trying to, to put forth the message that people should say, said he was always going get a small blow. so these are the problems that were going on and also people here are upset with the unemployment. 7 there are 377. people have lost their jobs and every hour the damage began her rupture there. 2 was a sent, it drove into the government family of the fund, which is one of her, a for russian charges against health ministry in

monica gandhi. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. >> the new cdc in the mask recommendation, that was big. it is causing some confusion, so tell us which groups of vaccinated people does it apply to. >> yes, so i actually think this is prudent of the cdc to do this because what they did is they said that you are still safe as a vaccinated person, but your likelihood of getting even a mild breakthrough infection depends on how much virus is circulating, so really, what they are saying is in areas of substantial transmission of the virus they have specific definitions for that, that is one vaccinated people should mask indoors. it's not because they think it protects you from the delta variant. vaccines do, but you can get a mild breakthrough if there's a lot of virus around, and that is what we've been seeing with the delta variant. >> you think it makes sense, but you said recently as last week that vaccinated people don't need to wear masks indoors with a lot of people, vaccination statu

okay. monica, thank you. will be there for now monica and i have live for us in rio de janeiro. response themes are being deployed across the us. the areas at risk of a highly contagious form of covey. 19 the delta very, and has been detected in all 50 states as, as american head into a holiday weekend with fewer restrictions. christian salumi reports from new york. the route, whether it's to see bruce springsteen on broadway or the new york mets at city field. americans are getting back out just in time to celebrate the national 4th of july holiday weekend. some travelling for the 1st time since the pandemic. it's really exciting, but also a little concerning at the same time just because there's so much we don't know. the united states is reopening despite falling short of president jo biden's, goal vaccinating 70 percent of americans, even as the delta variance spreads to all 50 states. i am concerned that people who have not gotten vaccinated have the capacity to catch the variance and spread the variance

>> monica alba at the white house.onica, thank you. >>> hundreds of businesses and thousands worldwide are recovering from one of the largest ransomeware attacks ever russian criminals are believed to be responsible. president biden is believed to take action ken dilanian has the latest on that >> reporter: less than three weeks after president biden demanded russian leader vladimir putin crack down on cyber criminals, the u.s. government once again is scrambling tonight to contain what some experts call one biggest ransomware attacks ever cyber researchers say hundreds of businesses in the united states hit and more than 1,000 across the world. researchers say the attack was carried out by revil, the same russian-based company that escorted from jvs, the world's largest meat packer. it is probably one of the biggest, if not the biggest ransomeware attacks ever >> reporter: biden directed his administration to help victims and find those responsible. he said he wasn't yet sure the attack came from russia, but - >> if i

the the one of the monica group is dearest projects, is the beethoven jubilee. even though many concerts are to be cancelled due to the covert, the pandemic, the then your article went up and looking back at the cover pandemic, it must have been one of the greatest challenges of your term and office. what impacted you personally? the most often in these are tut 1st michelle mice, but i felt most taken back by the genuine, visible and absolutely palpable hardship periods by artists just like the rest of us. they made personal sacrifices. every one of us did across many different groups that includes children, young adults who couldn't get on with their lives, and the many elderly who suffered loneliness. it's also applies to the entire economy and it is many fun rubel sectors. finance, leasing, boston about in korea even met wouldn't really shook me was how much creative struggle to be seen and heard. they felt they had to draw attention to their predicament, to fear that the social significance might be overlooked or not appreciated. but they were always saying

this is where the federal commissioner for culture and the media. monica clutter holds office and of course ms. cortez yours. german cultural policy, georgia crew to politic for, for us is miss curtis. you've been in office for over 7 years now, and your 2nd term is set to end in the fall. you once said it's the best job in the world. is that still how you feel? so yeah, as i'm finished, mano, sooner today. certainly. yes, i still feel that way. and that's my own subject to view. but given my background, this is in fact, the nicest job i could imagine. and i'm grateful to anglo merkel that i could serve a 2nd time as her minister state for culture and media. here are the chancery where i can help shape the federal cultural policy compared on an international level. i think this is quite unique. certainly because i believe i am currently the longest serving minister of culture in europe. but also because in my view, germany does quite a lot for its culture compared to other countries being able to play a key road and shaping policy is a huge value to me. both on a personal level as we

you can see our full interview with germany's culture. commissioner, monica has this weekend on d. w. 's arts 21 program. now, one of the biggest hurdles she's faced has of course, been the corona virus pandemic, artists and created lost their jobs, lost their income. as theaters, galleries and clubs were forced to close for months. cortez did per se, through 2000000000 euros in federal aid for artists salvation for many, but for others, they're still struggling. country and shoot line is the artistic director of a small theater. she's very happy company has been able to hold performance is again since the end of may theater, i was receiving funds from the stimulus program called noise start called to or restart culture. she line and her team worked on the application for weeks just on the laptop. when our application was accepted, i thought i wish i had my now suddenly know what it's like to get real support. first to go into a conflict, ah, 1st in spring and burger and his band fell in 21 street workers basking. the jazz clubs have only just reopened and the long waiting list for

monica gandhi and we broke down the delta plus and the effectiveness against. it and >>> tonight, hurricane warnings now up in florida at this hour, tropical storm elsa gaining strength. it could become a hurricane this evening before slamming ashore. expected to make landfall north of tampa as a category 1 hurricane. already deadly in the caribbean, then battering the keys and south florida today with heavy rain, dangerous winds and flooding. tornado watches in effect from miami to tampa. this system then hits georgia, the carolinas, straight up into the northeast. ginger zee standing by with the latest track tonight. she's live from florida. >>> the storm making the situation even worse at the scene of the building collapse in florida. rescue crews working through blinding rain. the death toll rising tonight. and now what we've learned about

then go down to select an anomaly and go into monica literally than a human human. so when they go to the pit, looking. so what about the the added the blow that why or any did it go adage, mother what on ago? hundreds with the whole lot on it. and the way to the lab. yeah. a hose. you could, you see the whole there. i don't know how much a they go to the to the like level who is the city that a with somebody who need to get in it. well, hello. hello. hello. hello bye. mm . the good that i have been a and i'm going to put i'm going to be going to and so of the overlap. and if i can we listen for the in school from a lonely break templates. i didn't, i didn't, i should. they said that i did hockey and i had food in that, but the dial below because good to do, how did the has and so my dad with the abilene i in it, but since you got that, so let me know what it says that that passion lesson so yeah, let me get in the the molly in the color, could you give me a call back to see a sub had the money on there and i didn't know put one from young times, but i know having i

let's now cross over to rio de janeiro where monica, you can join us, live, monica, you saw the celebrations back in argentine or however, not everybody is very happy that this tournament even took place because of the pandemic. that's true. well, i'm standing in a bar right next to the stadium. some people here didn't even know that this saw the final game would be played today. because, well, brazilians were very interested in this scott form, erica, to begin with on what made it worse, was that it was a sports event that turn into a political discussion. because when president read both and out of decided to accept or hold the tournament here, just as brazil was nearing one half a 1000000 dead by coven 19. and that brazil reached that landmark in the midst of the pan damage, for there was widespread criticism. and even a year there were people that were cheering for messy. we did see the what was people that got close to the stadium. we're mostly there, argent shines that we're sharing not as loudly as the site is with daniel. but we did see a couple here cheering as well. so a bud brazil

on president both nero, monica. tell us about what's happening at this protest and what people want. well, this is the 3rd test in 5 weeks. we've had one in may, we've had one in june, and this one was supposed to happen later, but they anticipated it. people here are, there is a growing discontent for 4 people were just angry because of you hear them now out. so now they're asking for impeachment, but people were angry because there was a delay in buying the vaccine because he does play the bars. but the new element now in what's going on now is this investigation which the senate is, is investigating the handling of the plan that make end of now uncover some corruption key that allegedly, some government officials were taking right to buy vaccine or why they do over pay back so this is something that is very damaging for both of them because he was elective saying that he was an artist. contrary to predecessor sap was in page and her predecessor is about to more that's about who was in prison on corruption charges

it happened >> reporter: left behind now empty pedestals, holding a new chapter of history. >> and monica joins us from the white house now, where the president reacted late today to this, right >> the white house tonight has president biden believes those monuments belong in museums, not public place, and he welcomes their removal. kate >> monica, thank you >>> when we come back, new video of richard branson's final preparations before his launch into space, now just hours away. >>> also, stores argued the by shoplifters. how that's impacting the way you shop >>> we are just hours away from the beginning of a new-space race billionaire richard branson set to blast off tomorrow in commercial spaceship that he hopes will, soon, be carrying paying passengers. if all goes well, he will beat amazon founder jeff bezos by just nine days tom costello reports from new mexico, near the site of tomorrow's launch >> reporter: countdown in the new mexico desert the virgin galactic spaceship unity now mounted to its mother ship, primed, ready and rolled out >> nice and smoothly to zero g. it feels won

tiene los detalles >>> imágenes perturbadoras en carro pequeños, la conductora identificada como mónicalo van a desconectar >>> el accidente fue consecuencia de la persecución de acuerdo con la policía circulaba en la avenida hacia el sur, en la esquina había un carro donde unhombre y una mujer, , el oficia recibió de sitio tal de ser la vuelta y cuando de sitio alcanzar al vehículo, se dio cuenta que la conductora era una mujer a quien buscaban por intento de homicidio >>> cuando noto esto se puso detrás y prendió sus luce pero la conductora escapó 80 millas por hora es en tres y contra el thriller mónica aries es buscada por y para la mujer el 12 de octubre de julio 15 cuadras donde se inicióel acid entre la víctima recibió un disparo en la esquina está a encontré adams y hablé con una mujer que conoció la víctima de la balacera como mónica no parecen cámara pero dijo que el ataque tiene que ver con una situación sentimental aunque no se especificó >>> vamos a nueva york donde la policía investiga un misterioso asesinato como un hombre encontrado muerto pero lo que tiene intrigada la

and monica rivero cup ada is a cuban journalist. she is joining us now from the northern italian city of terrain where she is currently staying. monica, thank you for joining us. what's the latest you're hearing from cuba? good morning. thank you for having me. well, yesterday we, we had a report from new project, not nationwide us sunday. and also it was hard to say whether dvds and photos we were eating where from sunday or monday. but we do have some testimonies that there were and other approaches just today along with the fact that the government has their supporters to take to st. and to deploy to the police. and we understand the, you know, these, these protests that are taking place in the country. we're, we're also hearing reports that it's not only in the capital, it's not only in havana, but also in several cities across the island. if that proves true, how significant is that? yes, i see. it was amazing to see how what, how was nationwide it started on sunday in the west of the island. and then you could, you would start

as also the subject of corruption investigation linked to a contract to buy indian made vaccines. monica, you're not get reports. now somebody, a diginero, tens of thousands of brazilians took to the street for the 3rd time in 5 weeks. to me, they've been calling for president jaden, also not impeachment. the accused him of scorning health measures to contain the coven 19 outbreak, allowing the virus to spread and kill more than 520000 people. ah, we still have the world's 2nd largest pool with 1900 tool after the united states, while americans have more than enough vaccines to go around. brazilians are sadly lacking, with less than 13 percent of its population fully inoculated. that he said, he bade, says, there are 42 year old brother would be alive if the government had not refused to buy the $70000000.00 vaccines. pfizer offered last year. i'm like, you know, you know, my brothers that last march could have been avoided. we found that the government could have vaccinated thousands of people earlier, but chose not to because the president said the disease was a little flu. now we find

in the humble form of the heart of berlin is likely the largest construction project during monica router's time in office. it is a landmark, but also a place for debate. reconstructing the prussian royal palace has proven contentious from the very beginning, both to pieces in the 2nd world war. the palace was demolished in east germany and replaced by the pallet of the republic. the house for the people following the fall of the iron curtain that too had to go to which i suppose and to which socialism instead, the wheels of history are turned back and the berlin palaces reconstructed and redesigned as a place for world culture and cultural exchange. under the new name, the humboldt, for depression, cultural heritage, foundations and electrical collections will be moved into the humboldt forum. these precious objects that have accumulated over hundreds of years include lucid arc from colonial times shouldn't day be returned. when example is the balloon thrown from rooms? it was not given freely to germany and viewed as a single daneen bronzes romped by the british in $1897.00. and what is t

monica, let me start with you. this positive jobs report, monica alba, what does it do for the white house's calculations moving forward? >> as pacted the president did say that the recovery will not be instand or flipped on and off. there is still ups and downs but the president arguing that these are very encouraging signs and he a i tributed a lot of that to the legislation that he already passed. the fact that vaccinations are really up nationwide despite the fact that they will miss their own self imposed goal. they have more than one dose of the vaccine. the white house is trying to frame this as other benchmarks of progress that we have seen on the virus and the pandemic, specifically. that's something the president has mentioned in every single read out saying that at least because that is trending in the right direction so too is the economy. he said that the economy is on the move and covid is on the run. he used that to dove tale that with a push for a infrastructure plan. take a listen to exactly how he

now from monica you not give in reissue, nor this is sounding really serious at this point. monica, and reminds me of i think it was 2018 when he was actually stabbed prior to the election. are the 2 things linked? yes. well that's at least what he has been saying on his social media. he was stabbed in 2018, the knife perforated his intestines. he has since then have several surgeries. he's been actually the rest of the campaign almost hospitalized. and that some analysts say helped him even when the presidential election that and the fact that his major rival, which was left wing, former president reason actually had been banned for running the election due to corruption charges so well. so natalie posted a picture of himself in the hospital, the for being moved from brazil, the capital to so follow. and remember that episode in 2018, he's now undergoing new exams to see if a new surgery is necessary or not. okay, thank you for that monica, you know, kevin rear diginero as we so life pictures there is from the hospital in palo now cuba government is lifting the import duties on food me

monica gandhi joins us now. first, doctor bhati,

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. >>> joining me is monica alba, and richard engel in kabul for us as well., monica, let me start with you. i know what he's not going to do today. he's not going to necessarily declare victory, but he is going to make the case that what the united states went to afghanistan to do has been done, and that maybe we made other promises as we were there, but we couldn't keep every one of those promises. how is he going to thread this needle? >> reporter: in fact jen psaki was just asked about whether this is the final speech we should expect from the president on this, or whether there will be regular updates as the withdrawal continues over the summer. she said, in her own words, this is certainly not going to be a mission accomplished moment today. it is not going to be celebratory in nature, but this is about, in the words of the white house, the president explaining his rationale for not continues to have a military option in what he views as an unwinnable war. he's going to come out today and talk a bit about the timeline, which has shifted in the last coupl

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monica, we'll start with you. the president talking about the human infrastructure portion of his plan which will likely be included in a bill that will probably have to be passed through budget rec sill rules that require only 51 votes in the senate. unlikely to get that bipartisan threshold of 60 votes. i want to play for you and others what senate republican leader mitch mcconnell had to say about this yesterday. watch. >> this is going to be a hell a fight over what this country ought to look like in the future, and it's all going to unfold here in the next few weeks. i don't think we've got a bigger difference of opinion between the two parties over the best thing to do for america than we have right now, and there are a few democrats left in rural america and some others who would like to be more in the political center who may find this offensive. >> so monica, just before he made another pitch for that portion of his plan, the president also responded to senator mcconnell's comment. walk us through what he

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and more with monica you not give in rear diginero any updates, monica? because this is starting to sound very serious. well yes, on the update the, the newest thing that happened was that the doctors have examined him again and have decided for the moment not to submit him to a new surgery. they just said in a statement that they are born, he's going to undergo conservative treatment. and so tonight, nothing more will happen. we must remember that this isn't the 1st time that he's had surgeries after he was stabbed in the 2018 presidential campaign. since then he was, he has gone through several surgeries in the test and or dominant area. so it's going to be now a period of waiting and seeing what new development there will be. but this is happening at a moment where president j both. so nato is under extreme he's, he's going through the worst period of his 2 and a half year presidency. the senate is investigating the government's handling of the pandemic, which has killed half a 1000000 brazilian. his popularity has been taking a severe blow. right. rea

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you can see our full interview with germany's culture. commissioner monica has this weekend on d. w. 's arts 21 program. now one of the biggest hurdles she's faced has of course, been the corona virus, pandemic, artists and creatives lost their jobs, lost their income, as theaters, galleries and clubs were forced to close for months. cortez did push through 2000000000 euros in federal aid for artists salvation for many, but for others, they're still struggling. capturing shoreline is the artistic director of a small band in theater. she's very happy company has been able to hold performances again since the end of may. theater was receiving funds from an up stimulus program called noise start called to or restart culture, shoot line, and her team worked on the application for weeks. just on the club touch up. when our application was accepted, i thought coverage. i had my now suddenly know what it's like to get real support. first to go into town, clicked ah, charleston, spring and burger and his band fell in 21 street workers busking. the jazz clubs have only just reopened and th

monica ghandi, thank you for being us. we know two olympic athletes tested positive, these are breakthrough cases, how concerned should we be about that? >> there are three types of break through cases, asymptomatic where they feel well. don't test them even though they are vaccinated. if you do that, you have to incorporate the cpr test to see if they are infectious, they're not doing that at the olympics. these athletes are disqualified and they may not be infectious at all. that's unfortunate. second is a symptomatic break through where they have a cold, those are getting common with the delta variant but they are still mild. and third is severe break through where someone would be in the hospital. that's not increasing if you are vaccinated with the delta variant. tomorrow there is a meeting with the acih at the cdc to determine if anyone needs a booster shot specifically those who are immune compromised. >> let's talk about the testing, athletes are tested everyday, it could take up a week after someone is exposed for

they sued los angeles and now we see it in santa monica as well. only if there is a settlement if there is any merit, in the case of unc it is remarkable that bullying by the black lives matter movement and the progressive left is actually what ends up getting tenure for people today instead of allowing the real process to go by where we evaluate their work, look at their marriage and in this case there is no merit, no scholarship but that is how it should be done that bullying instead is going to carry the day. which for some. privilege for some. privilege for some. jeanine: and the fact that robin d'angelo gets 10 year is outrageous. i am sorry about that. nicole hannah jones. in her new book robin d'angelo reveals the inner workings of her twisted mind, she writes this about going to dinner with a black couple back in college, quote, i had no black friends, really spent time with black people. i was excited and felt an immediate need to let them know i was not racist into that end i proceeded to spend the evening telling them how racist my famil

monica alba is in crystal lake, illinois.i want to bring in former obama white house press secretary, monica we'll start with you there on the ground. what do we expect to hear from the president today? >> they are southing the bipartisan frame work on the programs that he would like to see get passed in congress. today is about part 2. if you think about it these are the programs that didn't make into that plan because the republicans were not on board with them. it is more about focusing on education, free community college, and that's why he will come to this campus where it is not just educational, but it is also a workforce development program and they have childcare on site. that is something that are main centerpieces of the american feel's plans. you will see the president talk about all of those elements. but the other critical thing to think about here is that these are the things that the president has talked about personally. his experience as a single father and how important some of these things have been to him

. >> jimmy: monica lewinsky and linda tripp. >> we're still shooting it.immy: oh, wow. >> yeah. so, that's crazy. >> jimmy: beanie felts plays monica lewinsky. >> yeah. >> jimmy: for those that do not remember the story. [ laughter ] >> the people in ohio? >> jimmy: we used to have a president named bill clinton, and something very dirty happened. [ laughter ] now they're making a show about it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he's going to be excited about that. >> so happy. >> jimmy: do you think he'll watch this? >> i -- i don't know. >> jimmy: no way, right? >> i don't know. i'm thinking maybe no. >> jimmy: they're going to pretend this one never happened. >> maybe, yeah. >> jimmy: you are playing this part. they were close and linda tripp started to record all of monica's phone calls. jimmy, this is a long conversation. i don't think of her as a busybody, i think of her as trying very hard -- we'll talk about it later. >> jimmy: okay. >> but yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you and beanie are shooting this in washington, right? >> we went to washington to shoot, yeah. >> jim

will be deploying -- thousands of covid vaccine doses, possibly as early as this week kate >> okay, monica alba at the white house, thank you >>> still ahead tonight, the out of control airline passenger duct taped to her seat and an airline ceo who says the mask mandate may go away >>> also, one for the history books. novak djokovic's wimbledon win sets him up for something that hasn't been done in 30 years >>> this weekend we have seen incidents in the air and on the ground caused by unruly airline passengers one out of control traveler even had to be duct taped to her seat mid flight the disturbances have led to delayed and canceled trips for a lot of people. vaughn hillyard has more >> reporter: this weekend, unruly passengers shutting down airports and diverting planes. flight attendants duct taping this woman to her seat in a flight to charlotte this week. she had attempted to open the plane's boarding door and physically assaulted, bit, and caused injury to a flight attendant. these passengers heading to miami forced to put their hands on their head for nearly an hour due to a secur

the impact on athletes and the future of college sports. >>> plus, we'll talk with dax shepard and monicaexpert." >>> in our series, "a more perfect union," we'll meet the owner of weathered souls brewery, the only black brewery owner in the state of texas. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news.

monica alvarez is with us from the white house. monica, the president, the white house, the administration has put a lot of emphasis on this date, on july 4th as sort of a turning point. and that's what you heard from him. >> exactly, kate. this was a celebratory progress report, but not quite a victory speech. and that's because president biden said the country has come a long way but there is still a long way to go, that the job is far from over. and he framed that specifically in the context of vaccination. by today the white house wanted to see 70% of all american adults with at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine. but they did fall short of that, narrowly missing it with only about 67% of that in that field. and about half of all americans fully vaccinated at this point. so, he wanted to remind everybody while acknowledging the massive toll, more than 600,000 lives lost in this pandemic so far, that still there is work to be done and that people who might still be waiting on the sidelines in terms of debating whether to

monica alba is at the white house. crowe, a former army ranger. monica, what do we expect to matter from the president later on? >> reporter: the president campaigned on this. he's going to portray this as fulfilling a promise, something he views as an unwinnable, that there was no military solution for keeping a high number of troops in afghanistan. that's why the president ultimately decided to do this drawdown, but we're going to get some specifics we expect today on the timetine of all of this. the president framed it as by the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attack. now it's possible that may happen a little sooner, given we're at the 90% withdrawal completion rate. so expect to hear him talk about the logistics, what is left to do, of course, everything that's already happened, and also what comes next. there's still outstanding questions about what happens to these thousands of interpreters, drivers, engineers, afghan nationals who really aided the u.s. mission for more than two decades, who now want to b

now, monica ribeiro cabrera. she is a cuban journalist when it gets good to have you on the program. we're hearing from the white house in the u. s. in a statement that these protests appear to have been spontaneous. what's your take on that? well, thank you for having me. i was started by saying that it is the 1st time in 60 years. so sharp popular in huge demonstration of social breast. it was a nationwide, i mean we started to corporate from the, on the 1st row this that it was in the, in the west of the island. and then through social media you can see how there was then at least one demonstration in every province of the, of the country. so it was really nationwide and even even the island, the island of use that is our island also have some money to stations on the demonstrations. and monica mean, it seems on the outside. it seems surprising when we know that these protests, in part, over the lack of access to a cobit 19 that seen, and we know that cuba has developed its own vaccine. i mean, how do you expl

well, why didn't not the best that was than will come up with the monica? i could see what the thought of the what you see, how do you say it as yeah, that was i left enough you my that's going to say doing so you need walker and i'm a little harder on. well, the poor was a good one, man. familiar with you is a german mediator who negotiated with him to broker the release of the captured israeli soldier, shirley. so my one, he says, well, well acquainted with the whole story and he was my in that regard, my counterpart in, you know, looking into the lists and checking the balance between the solutions and proposals i saw. he was very, very meticulous and careful analyst. that's my my impression from him. he knew the bias my heart the matter of prisoner exchanges is highly sensitive and all parties are reluctant to disclose details of the process. but now for the 1st time, senior leaders from both israel and hamas as well as mediators have gone on the record. they reveal how shall eat was captured in 26. and what price was paid for his release? is really pri

monica arioto is also starting. the g.o.a.t., a little shaking during the qualifying event, the gymnasts finished second to russia no qualifying. she talked about the difficulty of doing what she does at her age >> definitely get tired a lot quicker. i'm a little bit more scared of of my skills now. when i was younger i was fearless, now i'm going, okay, this could go wrong, this could go wrong. i could do this, that scares me a little bit. and just getting up every day and going back to the gym is just like something always hurts. you always have aches and pains. >> reporter: we know how you feel. by the way, she's 24 years young. but in terms of a gymnastics body, that's a lot of wear and tear especially for the accomplishments and duty that she's put in. we're talking about the exchange, a slice of tokyo. in terms of the money, it's yen here, about 100 yen to $1. like everything in japan, it's spotless and beautiful. this is 1,000 yen. that's a 1,000-yen note, which is about $10. it gets you a nice bowl of ramen