aye.night votes mr. brown. no.brown votes mr. russell. votes aye. murphy. mrs. murphy votes no. -- votes aye. conner. votes no. votes aye. r. o'haller -- an votes no. mr. swaszy. no.s mr. gallagher. mr. gallagher votes aye. panetta. mr. panetta votes no. mr. gates. mr. gates votes aye. mr. bacon. mr. bacon votes aye. mr. banks. mr. banks votes aye. miss cheney. cheney votes aye. heiss. votes aye. mr. mitchell. votes aye.l mr. jones. mr. norcross. the e clerk will report tally. >> mr. chairman, there were 36 votes, 24 no votes. the amendment is adopted. he question now occurs on did amendment offered by mr. 282, eran, number regarding reporting executive branch travel. the recorded vote has been rdered the clerk will call the role. >> mr. thornberry. no. mr. thornberry votes no. mr. smith? mr. smith votes aye. mr. jones. jones. mr. brady. aye.brady votes mr. wilson. mr. wilson votes no. mrs. davis. mrs. davis votes aye. mr. -- votes no. aye.- votes mr. bishop. no. bishop votes mr. larson. mr. larson votes aye. mr. turner. mr. turner votes no. cooper. mr. keeper v

mr. brown votes aye. mr. russell votes aye. mrs. murphy votes no. mr. connor votes no. dr. abraham votes aye. mr. o'halloran votes no. mr. kelly votes -- >> mr. gallagher votes aye. mr. panetta votes aye. mr. gates votes aye. mr. bacon. mr. bacon votes aye. mr. banks. mr. banks votes aye. ms. cheney votes aye. mr. mitchell votes aye. mr. jones. >> mr. chairman, how am i recorded? >> aye. >> i change the vote to no. >> how is norcross recorded? >> recorded as voting aye. >> no. >> how is mr. moulton recorded? >> recorded as voting aye. >> good. thank you. clerk will report the tally. mr. chairman 33 aye votes. 28 no votes. >> the amendment is adopted. question now occurs on russell amendment number 328 regarding machine gun transfers. a recorded vote has been ordered. the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. thornberry votes aye. mr. smith votes no. mr. jones? mr. jones? mr. brady? mr. brady votes no. mr. wilson votes aye. mrs. davis votes no. mr. langeman votes no. mr. bishop votes aye. mr. larson votes no. mr. turner votes aye. mr. cooper votes no. mr. rogers votes aye. mr. sh

mr. brown votes aye. mr. russell votes no. mrs. murphy votes aye. dr. digitally votes no. mr. cano votes aye. dr. abraham votes no. mr. o herman votes aye. mr. kelly votes no. mr. swazi votes aye. mr. gallagher votes no. mr. panetta votes aye. mr. gates votes no. mr. bacon votes no. mr. banks votes no. miss cheney votes no. mr. ice votes no. mr. mitchell votes no. mr. jones, mr. rogers votes no. mr. hunter votes no. miss gabbard -- okay. >> how has mr. kaufman recorded? >> mr. kaufman votes aye. no? okay. >> court report the tally. mr. chairman, there were 27 aye's and 33 no's. >> the amendment is not agreed to. next is the vote on bishop 221 regarding -- the recorded vote has been ordered, the clerk will call the role. >> mr. thornberry, aye. mr. smith votes no. mr. jones. mr. brady votes no. mr. wilson votes aye. mrs. davis votes no. mr. lobiondo votes aye. mr. long german votes no. mr. bishop votes aye. mr. larson votes no. mr. turner votes aye. mr. cooper, votes no. mr. rogers votes aye. misprint i/o votes no. mr. schuster votes aye. mr. courtney votes no. mr. conaway vote

mr. brown. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i do believe the things in government that are watched with the things that get done or said another way when we don't know the magnitude of the problem, we're less likely to begin taking steps to address the problem. recently, there have been cases of family members of the military who are facing deportation. and nobody knows who's responsible. and secretary mattis was asked about this, said hey, the department of homeland security has a parole in place program. they have a deferred action program. you know, look, he cares about men and women in uniform, but he said that well i don't know. i need to look into it. that's kind of part of what we're asking him to do here. because when grow to the department of homeland security, it's not even clear whether they're add centering the program. someone in government ought to be taking responsibility. it ought to be the department of defense and they can do it in coordination with homeland security. back in 2010, then congressman now vice pr

mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. tomorrow the senate votes to move forward with the president's nominee to join the seventh circuit court of appeals. it's a new low that sets a

mr. brown places his hands in the pockets. the ofcers get apprehensive, go ahead and grab mr. brown. the question is i he is struggling against that, take him to the ground. i do not understand the use of hye taser. i don't know the officer who deployed the taser did so. mwhen you havetiple officers in that close proximity and you've got the individu on the ground, doesn't make a lot of sense why a taser uld be employed. but i want to read the police report and hear exactly from mr. brown's mouth what happened so i can get a better sense of whether the tasing was appropriate or inappropriate. >> let's talk about what we know based on the video, too. you hear them going back and forth, steing brown and the initial officer who confronts him about the parking violation. they eve get intot afterwards when he's been hand couched and is standing there, they go back and forth about who initiated everything. it you think there's a sharing of blame wheomes to the escalation? >> no. i'm reminded the police dont's get to willy-nilly come into people's lives or thite comms or any of their

next mr. brown. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i have an amendment at the desk. >> the clerk will distribute brown number 25r1. without objection, it's considered as read. gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> this amendment requires a shortened report be submitted to the congressional defense committees when the national guard is deployed to the southwest border. i want to begin with and state that i have no issues whatsoever with deploying the national guard to the southern border. my concerns will always be whether or not it makes sense from a national security and a readiness standpoint. i have no objections, primarily because and as was pointed out during the discussion of the last amendment, administrations from both parties over the years have deployed the guard to the border. under the obama administration, june 2010 to september of 2011, title 32 status. we deployed the national guard. president george w. bush, from june 2006 to july 2008, we deployed the guard. perhaps in response to those two, i don't know, i wasn

that mr. brown actually was just standing there complying as best he could. >> reporter: the report also states quote a taser had to be employed to get brown in control with handcuffs. >> taser, taser, taser! >> agghh! >> it boggles your mind, because you wonder, how did we end up hands-on, physically grappling on the ground with mr. brown, and then ultimately tasing him? and tasing someone for a low-level crime without any visual evidence of resistance, it's just not appropriate under any circumstance. >> reporter: brown is then arrested on possible misdemeanor charges of resisting or obstructing an officer. he was briefly jailed but never charged with any crime. 18 hours later he would play in this game against the brooklyn nets. he can be seen durg warmups with visible bruises and marks on his face. >> are y able to confirm if the bruise and scab on the side of your face is from that incident? >> i mean, like i said, you know -- it's an issue i'm dealing with right now. that's all i really want t

criminal charges against mr. brown were not pursued. >> sterling brown, who is a rookie in the nba, says he plans to take legal action against the milwaukee police department. >>> mark zuckerberg is in france for some important tech talks. french president emmanuel macron hosted a meeting to discuss tax and data protection. zuckerberg joined other tech leaders from microsoft, uber, and ibm. secretary of state john kerry also joined the conversation. it's addressing issues such as data privacy. earlier this week, zuckerberg faced the european can't -- parliament over facebook's involvement in the cambridge analytica breach. >>> last night in san francisco, the bright light at the top of the new salesforce building were switched on again for the second night in a row. this time, the weather cooperated. those lights were flashing the words they one, celebrating the first night you could really, really see those lights. there are more than 11,000 brightly colored lights at the top of the building. they were hard to see dur

criminal charges against mr. brown were not pursued.i'm sorry this incident escalated to this level..">(grant) city officials who've viewed the videos have expressed concern about how officers conducted themselves. even leaders of the police department have hinted the video may make them look bad. the milwaukee bucks say they are standing with brown.. saying the team's "full support as he shares his story and takes action to provide accountability." making this " making this situation a little personal... brown comes from a police family... his dad is a retired police sergeant in his hometown of maywood, illinois. .... (grant) coming up... memorial day weekend is fast approaching and if you're hitting the road you may see pain at the pump.... how much you'll pay for a gallong of gallon (vicki) plus... a huge milestone in the north bay as the first home was rebuilt in coffey park after last year's devastating fires... we talk to the homeowner in a story you'll only see here on kron4... (grant) and after the break... no end in sight for t

tillerson: thank you, thank you so much, mr. brown, for that kind introduction and i want to thank the general and everyone from bmi for their kind invitation to be a part of this important day for all of you. it is important to you, it is important your families, friends, and so many others who played a part in supporting you in your journey to this transitional moment in your lives. i know many of you also received your commissions to serve as our newest leaders in all branches of our military only yesterday. i want to thank you for that. not only for your willingness to serve, but the commitment and sacrifice of yourselves and family members that comes with your service. vmi prides itself on its development of citizen soldiers and the act of your committing to this service due to no obligation to serve demonstrates why america's all volunteer armed forces are unmatched by any other fighting force in the world. your willingness to put all on the line for the american idea, our form of democracy and our freedoms, and for no other rea

with that, you back. >> mr. brown. >> thank you, mr. chairman. everybody loves a parade. and, for various reasons that i can think of two. we love our military. we genuinely, authentically and sincerely love the men and women who serve in the parades and coming out to the parades reflect that. we also like parades because they look good. young men and women, some of you older mark each in making those terms, they sound good, we love parades. let me tell you on behalf of one soldier, we don't like parades. soldiers don't like parades. why is that? because they take a lot of work. we look good when we are in parades and your money for formations because we spend an outside amount of time preparing for them. we stand on parade grounds, we practice that. drill and ceremony is something you learn in basic training and something cadets do. once you make it out to the operational unit you will never do good-looking ceremony and drill again. the larger the parade, the more time you have to spend a look good. you're going to be on national television. it is going to take days and

criminal charges against mr. brown were not pursued. >> reporter: brown himself posted a statement on his twitter account writing in part: what should have been a simple parking ticket turned into an attempat police intimidation followed by the unlawful use of physical force. the common denominator in all of these situations has been racism towards the minority community. community activist tucker agrees. >> examples must be set by the administration by terminating officers. >> reporter: the city's police chief has already pledged to make sweeping changes to the department. >> when instances like this come to light, we must pledge to do better. and we will do better. >> reporter: brown ended up playing an nba game the night of the arrest with the visible bruises to his face. he is asking the community for peaceful support and says he plans to take legal action against the milwaukee police department. >>> four minutes before 5:00. and it is two bay area cities against "big oil." coming up, the lawsuits going to court to

mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. tomorrow the senate votes to move forward with the president's nominee to join the seventh circuit court of appeals. it's a new low that sets a dangerous standard for judges that have power to make critical decisions that impact the everyday lives of the people we serve. take a look at judge michael brennan's record. at his hearing he refused to acknowledge the ways our criminal justice system are biased against -- is biased against americans of color. he made statements condoning judicial ac activism. he arked that judges are justified in not following press dengts if they feel -- precedent if they feel it was incorrectly decided. i am not a lawyer but i understand this about our courts. a judge who feels no obligation to follow precedent laid out by higher courts. that's not a judge. that's someone who has ceased to be bound by any of the standards guiding a judge. precedent is the backbone of our legal system. to say that judges can disregard it, if this feel it's incorrect would b

mr. brown: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: i thank the journalists of this country who are not enemies of the people and do their jobs explaining complicated issues and fight every day to do things as straightforwardly and honestly as they can. so i start with that. mr. president, each year during police week we honor our law. officials and the families who support them. had they all -- they all give so much in commitment to their communities and too many give the ultimate sacrifice to keep us safe. mr. president, i mentioned, and the families for an important reason. the families whether it's families of soldiers or marines, families of deputy sheriffs, families of police officers, families of police chiefs, families of f.b.i. agents, they share the anxiety and the fears -- the anxiety and concerns for their loved ones that are so important and we always honor them too. this year, mr. president, we'll add the names of 360 officers to the national law enforcement memorial, including the names of ten ohioans of we lost si

tillerson: thank you, thank you so much, mr. brown, for that kind introduction and i want to thank the general and everyone from bmi for their kind invitation to be a part of this important day for all of you.

criminal charges against mr. brownnot pursued. >> reporter: brown himself posted a statement on his twitter account writing in part what should have been a simple parking ticket turned into an attempt at police intimidation followed by the unlawful use of a physical force. the common denominator in all of these situations has been racism toward the minority community. community activists agree. >> examples must be set by the administration by terminating officers. >> reporter: the cities police chief has already pledged to make sweeping changes to the department. >> when instances like this come to life, we must allege to do better. we will do better. >> reporter: brown ended up playing an nba game the night of his arrest with visible bruises to his face. he is asking the community for peaceful support and says he plans to take legal action against the milwaukee police department. kenneth craig, cbs news. >>> a danville woman is suing a restaurant tonight after she claimed she got e. coli. katie mcgregor says she ate r

mr. brown's amendment 241r3. all those in favor say yea. those opposed say no. the no's have it. the no's have it. the amendment is not agreed to. next mr. knight number 371. >> mr. chairman i do have an amendment at the desk. >> the clerk will distributes the amendment. without objection it is considered as read. the gentleman from california is recognized for five minutes. >> mr. chairman of the amendment protects evaluation capabilities. a time where the u.s. cannot jeopardize her strategic advantage it is critical we maintain synchronized investment of the servicewide infrastructure so we know without a doubt that our equipment is the best. i have a statement from the test community for developmental tesg acquisition program risks by providing valuable information in decision-making. major defense acquisition programs often do not conduct t. too many problems are first identified during operational te expensive. i'd like to thank many representatives are prisoner brown for joining me in this amendment as well as representative dates desjarlais begin davis murphy for their cosp

tillerson: thank you, thank you so much, mr. brown, for that kind introduction and i want to thank the general and everyone from bmi for their kind invitation to be a part of this important day for all of you. it is important to you, it is important your families, friends, and so many others who played a part in supporting you in your journey to this transitional moment in your lives. i know many of you also received your commissions to serve as our newest leaders in all branches of our military only yesterday. i want to thank you fo

mr. yockelson: those are browning automatics? mr. moizan: yes, machine guns. >> i think these are captured germans. mr. moizan: these are machine guns, waterproof. these are all the artifacts they had from the germans. mr. yockelson: which were probably should back to the u.s. as souvenirs in museums now mr. moizan: yes. mr. yockelson: some of them. mr. moizan: all of the rifles, uniforms. changing wheels, important. mr. yockelson:. yes -- yes. mr. moizan: something we do not , ink about, how much trucks andes, horses -- trucks ambulances were used. mr. yockelson: working on the engine for the car. mr. moizan: yes, that is a car close by. a famous taxi. mr. yockelson: yeah, the grill on the car is seeing some action. there were a number of manufacturers, too. most were used as touring cars for officers. the chaplain -- mr. moizan: probably third division. third or second. just heading in before line. we are a few hours before launching operation. they look pretty relaxed considering. mr. moizan: it would be the first time they truly

mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. i ask unanimous consent to dispense with the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. when you look at what this body has done over the past year and a half, and what the united states senate has stood for, unfortunately, one thing is really clear, corporations get handout after handout where ordinary americans get the shaft. corporations are doing really, really, really well, especially those companies that shut down production in places like mansfield, toledo, lima and zanesfield and moved production overseas. those companies are rewarded because down the hall, often in the dead of night, lobbyists gather in the majority leader's office and write health care legislation and consumer legislation that always helps the richest and the biggest and most profitable in our country and leaves out the middle class, leaves out working families, leaves out low-income americans. we saw it with the tax bill. 80% of the benefits over the course o

mr. brown, a member of the armed services committee and a veteran of our military. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. brown: i want to thank chairman thornberry and ranking member smith for bringing a solid bipartisan defense authorization bill to the floor. as we consider one of the largest defense authorizations since world war ii we must demand leadership from the pentagon and commander of chief. a larger budget doesn't guarantee a more capable force. e must spend money wisely. we should focus on modernization, war fighter readiness and technological edge. responsible leadership must keep faith with those who serve and treat them fairly and justly. we are providing our troops with the largest pay raise in nearly a decade but we must honor the service of every american, the dreamer, ready to defend the only country they know, the student aspiring to a career and every member should be able to serve free from sexual harrassment and assault. it requirets our team to be responsive to ev

tillerson: thank you, thank you so much, mr. brown for that kind introduction and i want to think the general and everyone from bmi for their kind invitation to be a part of this important day for all of you.

mr. brownrry the milwaukee police treated him in the fashion he was treated. >> reporter: the incident unfolding back in january at about 2:00 notice morning at this milwaukee walgreen's parking lot. the only account of that night from officers themselves who said in a report they were called after brown illegally parked his car blocking two handicap spaces. when brown exited the store, ofcers s he became very aggressive and saying he physically resisted officers' attempts to handcuff him and a taser had to be used to get him in control. hours later before taking the court, the bucks' rookie was asked about the mark on his face. >> are you able to confirm the bruise and scab on the center of your face is from that incident? >> like i said, you know, sir, it's an issue i'm dealing with right now. that's all i really want to say right now. >> reporter: the 22-year-old is the son of a retired illinois police officer. brown says he plans to take legal action against the milwaukee police department.

union's park city goes shooter was visiting the city of derry or londonderry as it's also known mr brown is urging the british government to commit to staying in the customs union lawrence lee reports. there's a pony a certainly putting the miles in he's been all over ireland and here here last week was business owners except in a city that source so much violence he had a chance to stress the importance of bricks it's not damaging the piece we are all going great need for should we be able to maintain the belfast agreement in order that mentions. the city still has two names londonderry for the process and unionists a with the river dairy for catholic irish nationalists who never took down the signs of protest against what they saw as british occupation the ira force on these streets until recently it felt like a long time ago anybody under the age of thirty could have no real idea about just how bad things used to be here but clearly the fact that they built a peace bridge to join up the once divided communities tells you everything you need to know they had of course assume that the t

. >> mr. brown. >> thank you mr. chairman. i certainly have no question in the chairman's confidence in the undersecretary of defense who is assumed the duties regarding te. i have two major testing facilities in maryland. at the time the at&l was acknowledged the deity witnessed an alarming trend of too many programs that were dedicated operational testing testing witt completed test evaluation as a result the services were conducted on immature systems and the results reflect the consequences. we are supporting both the fiscal year eight team, fiscal year 19 and major increases in modern programs so this work is going to be very important. my concern is that you have facilities that are funded via services that are supporting other services. my concern is that the army doesn't underfund a place that has more air force testing test. most of the testing there's anything there other services that participated and i certainly want and want to see the navy -- that may support air force army or any other service. the sierra and c.

. >> mr. brownthere is no question that james brown was a huge influence. you hear it in the music. sly stone was different. there were women and the band was integrated. that was a big deal. ♪ ♪ >> sly stone is a product of the black church and also a child of the bay area, which is incredibly progressive politics and he also was a radio d.j. there was no show better. there was no band more interesting to look at and he's writing hit song after hit song after hit song. ♪ ♪ >> when sly came out with the outfits, it was over. every r and b group had to flip it. >> in 1968 the supremes put out "love child." what it's like to grow up in a teneme tenement. i started my life in an old, cold tenement slum. ♪ ♪ >> dianna ross is singing this? this is a darker more mature album. they are singing about social issues and mo town was the sound of young america. they never brought themselves as the sound of black america. for mo town that was a big step. ♪ ♪ sprint engineers, sprint offers 50% off a samsung gal

criminal charges against mr. brown were not present. i'm sorry this incident escalated to this level. >> sterling brown, who is an nba rookie, plans to take legal action against the milwaukee police department. >>> police say they've made an arrest in connection to a purse snatching incident that sent a 93-year-old woman to the hospital. they tracked down the oakland man identified as otto. entified as otto. now faces charges of robbery and elder abuse. >>> new charges filed against a father. jonathan allen was charged with additional counts of lewd act against children. porter and child abuse charges. his wife, ina rogers, has also been charged with child abuse but pleaded not guilty. they are set to be back in court july 10. >>> one of the two men charged in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire has been denied bail. >> the reason was because of a supreme court decision just the day before. >> reporter: max harris has been trying to get relief on bail ever since his arrest almost a year ago. judge kevin murky said the matter is out of h

. >> mr. brownbrother, united states. >> there was no question that sly stone was influenced by james brown. but sly was different there were women and the band was integrated. that was a big deal. ♪ >> sly stone is a product of the black church and also a child of the bay area which is incredibly progressive politics and also a radio dj. there was no show better no band more interesting. he was writing hit after hit song ♪ >> sly came out with haight ash bury pitcher outfits it was over. every r and b group had to flip >>. >> in 1968 the supremes put out love child. it's the whole idea what it's like to grow up in the teent. >> i started my old in a cold run dow ten a meant slum. ♪ >> i share the guilt my mama knew so afraid i missed you i had no name. >> diana ross is ink singing this. for the supremes this is a darker mature album sing singing about social issues. mow town for that was a big step. >> love child. ♪ e has leather seats! use the cars.com app to compare price, features and value. tso

mr. chairman. thank you. >> senator brown? >> yes or no or question for mr. kessler. you talked about how important it is to notify -- notify your customers. did equifax share information with you about the breach in time to help your banks' customers? >> no. >> okay. >> thanks. >> senator warner, just under the wire. you have five minutes or less. >> thank you, mr. chairman for that gracious accommodation. [laughter] >> we always appreciate you. >> this hasn't been asked? we have a lot of legacy i.t. systems that are out there, some systems -- you know, how do we make sure as we do upgrades, i understand the u.k. went through a complete meltdown when one of their banks tried to do an upgrade of their system. how are we thinking of this issue of as we think about 21st century cybersecurity when we have got the legacy i.t. systems in place? >> thank you, senator. i think it is a fascinating question because one of the things in my testimony i was keen to point out was cybersecurity is tremendously important but not the only technology risk society faces. we have multip

criminal charges against mr. brown were not pursued. ry this incident escalated. >> sterling brown who is an nba rookie plans to take legal action against the milwaukee police.>>> new video from philadelphia of a road rage incident that was caught on camera. take a look at the video showing an suv and pickup truck pulling into a parking lot and then the man in the pickup truck gets out with a sledgehammer. the attacker immediately breaks the suv drivers side window, as the victim tries to pull away his passenger opens the door and then falls out as the driver speeds out of the parking lot. the attacker was not done yet, eventually he hit the passenger with a sledgehammer at least once before running after the suv in the street smashing its rear window. police are trying to identify the attacker and the victims. >>> a new poll says republican political candidate john cox is now in second place in the race to become governor of california behind the front runner democrat gavin newsom. the lieutenant governor has 25% support in a new poll b

. >> mr. brownnited states. >> there's no question that james brown was a huge influence for sly stallone. sly stallone was different, there were women and the band was integrated. that was a big deal. >> sly stone is a product of the black church and also a child of the bay area, which is incredible progressive politics, and he also was a radio deejay. there was no show better, no band more interesting to look at. and he was writing hit song after hit song after hit song. ♪ dance to the music >> sly came out with those outfits, it was over. every r&b group had to flip it. >> so in 1968, the supremes put out "love child," and it's this whole idea what it's like to grow up in a tenement. i started my life in an old, run-down tenement slum. ♪ my father left ♪ i shared the guilt my mama knew ♪ >> diana ross is singing this? for the supremes, this is a darker, more mature album, they're singing about social issues. and motown promoted itself as the sound of young america, not black america. for motown,

mr. brown deserves an apology and i am very sorry the milwaukee police treated him in the fashion he was treated. this type of behavior whether its toward a professional athlete or any other citizen has no place in our city, the milwaukee bucks organization said in a statement:the abuse and intimidation that sterling experienced at the hands of milwaukee police was shameful and inexcusable. sterling has our full support as he shares his story and takes action to provide accountability. (pam) today a judge dismissed the domestic violence case against 49-er's star reuben foster . neither foster nor his attorney said anything ... as they left the courtroom. foster's ex-girlfriend, elissa ennis, is at the center of all this. she called 9-1-1 back in february.... accusing foster of beating her. but she later recanted her entire story... saying she did it to get back at him.. for breaking up. the judge dismissed the charges saying, there was not enough evidence to move the case to trial. foster is st

mr. browny the educational envoy, says that cooperation is feeling between the u.s., china and wto, but the light in the dark could be a breakthrough in corporation for education. earlier, and i started by asking him what he hopes to achieve do this new funding scheme. 200 million children not going to school today, and they will not go to school in a day. 400 million children who never get education beyond the age of 11. 800 million, half of the world's children, without qualifications. they are not fitted for the workforce of tomorrow. the real worry is by 2030, the year we are supposed to have everything go child in school because of our sustainable development goals, the number will still be a hundred million, and we will still have 200 million not going to school. if we do not do anything about it, we will not be able to solve this problem of a literacy, and -- you literacy, and a problem of an uneducated half of the world, but if we do something about it we can look forward to meeting our

mr. brown who is the u.n.education envoy says corporation is failing between the u.s., china, and the wto but the light in the dark could be a breakthrough in international cooperation for education. he joined me ahead of the events at the u.n. julia started by asking him what he intends to achieve? >> there are 260 million children of school age who are not going to school today or any day. there are 400 million children who never get education beyond the age of 11 and 800 million and that is half the world's children who leave school without qualifications and they are not fitted for the workforce of tomorrow. the real worry is that by 2030 which is the year we are supposed to have every single ofld in school because sustainable development goals, that will be 800 million and there will be 200 million children not going to school. if we do not do anything about it, we will not be able to solve the huge problem of illiteracy educateddead -- and an part of the world. we could look forward to meeting the goal t

. >> mr. brown deserves an apology. >> in a city where they have had a strained relationship for years, the milwaukee police association seemed to push back writing -- use of force will never look pretty. but it is, unfortunately, a necessary component of policing. brown now saying he'll take legal action against milwaukee police tweeting, this experience with the milwaukee police department forced me to stand up and tell my story so that i can help prevent injustices from happening in the future. the milwaukee bucks issued a statement which reads in part, the abuse and intimidation that sterling experienced at the hands of milwaukee police was shameful and inexcuse nl. unfortunately, this isn't an isolated case. it shouldn't require an incident involving a professional athlete to draw attention to the fact that vulnerable 'm in our community have experienced similar and even worse motte, nbc newress,ent trump s the first time on the nfl's new national anthem policy. that response came during an int

criminal charges against mr. brown were not pursued. i'm sorry this incident escalated to this level. >> melissa: the milwaukee bucks are giving brown their full support calling the officers' actions shameful and inexcusable. >> jon: now this fox news alert. the white house has withdrawn from a planned june 12th summit with kim jong-un after a top north korean official lashed out at vice president mike pence slamming his as a political dummy. president trump announcing his decision in a letter to kim jong-un saying quote sadly based on the trem en dose anger and open hostility displayed in your most recent statement i feel it is inappropriate at this time to have this long-planned meeting. joining us now arizona congresswoman martha mcsally a member of the house committee on armed services and homeland security. what do you think of the president's decision to cancel this meeting? >> well, i totally agree with his decision especially the developments of the last few days. look, kim jong-un has continued to play around with this thing and

right, beyond that i think what happened to mr. brownn this particular case speaks to a larger problem we have in this country where instead of descalating the situation what you are seeing from some police officers, let me be clear 9% of police officers do a good job. they go to work and protect our serve our community. there is 1% that engage in behavior like this that calls to question are they really protecting and serving our community? and i think these are the type of videos that get people in the african-american community upset. and angry and speaks to a larger narrative of police brutality against people of color. >> martha: statement from the milwaukee bucks. one second. they say the abuse and intimidation that sterling experienced at the hands of the milwaukee police was shameful and inexcusable. sterling has our full support he's shares his story. go ahead, lawrence. >> so there is a couple of things. i had no problem with the officers engaging in conversation with him because just ache criminal justice major, you don't if t

mr. brown: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: i ask unanimous consent to dispense with the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: i first want to add my comments to those of my friend from florida, senator rubio, about china. i remember years ago when i was helping to lead the opposition to china's admission into the world trade organization, that american c.e.o.'s came to this body and said one after another to members of congress take we want access to a billion chinese consumers when what they really wanted was access to hundreds of millions of chinese workers in u.s. companies -- and u.s. companies as part of a business plan consistently shut down production, whether it was in the florida panhandle or whether it was in northeast ohio, move that production overseas enriching that communist government and giving china the wherewithal that senator rubio talked about now. that's the importance of the cfius legislation we did yester

mr. yockelson: those are i think browning automatic? i think these are captured germans. they had from the germans. mr. yockelson: was probably were shipped back to the u.s. pursue veneers in museums now. yes, older rifles, uniforms. very important, something we do not even think about, but how ,any trucks were used ambulances, horses, and everything meets. >> do you think this is in chateau-thierry? mr. moizan: it's probably close by. mr. yockelson: working on the engine for the truck. the cars seeing some action. yes, an american cars. >> they brought forwards, and there were a number of other manufacturers, too. most were used as touring cars for officers. you have the chaplain. probably third division maybe. mr. moizan: third or second, yeah. probably a few hours before launching the operation. >> they look pretty relaxed, considering. soldiers,: for the this will be the first time they see actions or they do not even expect what they are going to suffer. mr. yockelson: there's general pershing. narrator: next on "reel america," we continue our look .t silent world war

parks and rec said negotiator was visiting the city of london there or derry as it's also known mr brown is urging the prettiest government to commit to staying in the customs union lawrence lee reports there's a pony a certainly putting the miles in he's been all over all of that here he was to be worthlessness and it was except in a city that source so much violence he had a chance to stress the importance of bricks it's not damaging the piece we're all going to bring you from should we be able to maintain. the very first agreement or it's done mentions. the city still has two names londonderry for the protestant unionists a with the river derry for catholic irish nationalists who never took down the signs of protest against what they saw as british occupation the ira force on the streets until recently it felt like a long time ago anybody under the age of thirty could have no real idea about just how bad things used to be here but clearly the fact that they built a peace bridge to join up the ones divided communities tells you everything you need to know they had of course assume that