now mr. mark has voice to support for israel, which he has done since the hostilities erupted, unequivocally did he call, and he also called for a sci fi, or we have to add, did he mention the palestinians at all, address the toll of human suffering in gaza while you're definitely not the only person asking this question. he was confronted exactly with this question at the airport when he was where he was given a statement. and instead of referring in detail to the death toll in gaza, he again repeated his statement, saying that israel has the right to defend itself and just added that. all actions are included within that right of so called self defense. so he said, as you can, we could hear before he said that germany's commitment and follow. derek is not only limited to words but did not specify anything about the suffer on the palestinian side. now we understand that mister moss is not the only foreign minister currently visiting the region are planning to visit the region. that's correct. tod

and the government has failed to ensure the security of the public the state is governed by mr a mr mark on and they have quite simply failed what can mr mcconnell mr carr sticks do not so much just 6 months before the presidential campaign gets underway in fact it's already too late. contempt for the current administration's policies have also see through into the forces this week serving french soldiers once again hit out at the state of play in the country thousands signed a letter supporting a warning that came last month from. they were tired officers but france has been brought to the brink of a civil war even compared president grackle and his government to wartime nazi collaborators the cry of alarm from our elders for 1st a more distant coasts our elders are the resistance fighters of 940 people like you very often treated as factious and who continued to fight while the league list transfixed with fear were already betting on concessions with evil to limit the damage the government is see the only this is the latest interjection well democracy sort of democracy it is the people

mr. mark preston savage has appealed to international data to safe a son. obviously been tortured since being pulled off, diverted, brian and sliced on sunday, which essentially feared the government was killed with us secretary of state. and the blanket has arrived in egypt as part of the middle east tour. and it's showing up as these far between israel and palestinian. the star guys across the pacific enjoyed having a treat. first total the eclipse for 2 years. so this is the view from sydney harbour bridge blocking light from the sun on the moon. as this is known as the rest super blood astronomer say. so once in a decade site, you can read that by the looks of things. so i leave you with a view from the griffith observatory and california skies claudia or not as the case maybe have a good. mm. ah, [000:00:00;00] excuse me. the news? the news? the news? the news. the news, the news, the many places not minus. apparently, dugeon is being sold as a clean all rounders as the energy source of the future. many industries are very interested in the c o 2. but

guy and always still him all by himself not with friends not with a girl or let's go live now to a mr mark on the director of the crisis research institute joining us here on r.t. international thanks for coming on the program today the the mass shootings obviously this is well it's very unfortunate what happened at this stage what makes people so vulnerable do you think to a situation like this marc. well i think whether we're talking about an individual case as it seems to be or a terrorist case i think basically there are these terrible psychological pressures and so quite often we have to try to separate out the medically ill psychologically ill person from a political religiously motivated killer which in many ways this reference you just had for instance this young man's apparent so hyper sense of his divinity and so on that these isolated individuals who may see them externally through quite normal but on. the inside probably up with muscles and resentments and pressures if they have access to weapons and then they have perhaps in this case a target that is related to the militants

why it was tough for you mr. mark -- why it was tough for you? charlotte: but knew i could not function anymore if they knew me before i fell apart. they knew it was not something i had control of. i was able to get out of it vietnam and i came back and i got stationed at edwin. when i got to edwin there was no room for a dog handler at that point so i got put on regular security police. then got sent out to the one of the main gates and waved to traffic through, sometimes i would be on the fly line with an airplane. i also got to guard at the sr 70 or sr 701i stood guard on that plane. it was interesting. around june of 69 an opening came in the canine section. i had been there since around february. it took until june for an opening to, available at the kennel. in june i get to go be in canine again. from february when i got to edwin until i left there, i had a sleep disorder and i couldn't wake up if i went to sleep i couldn't wake up, and people could not wake me a. i was always late for everything place i had to be. i was in trouble all the

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mark: mr.iden spoke in front of a dilapidated ridge that both republicans and democrats have pledged to rebuild. he says it provides a key example of why lawmakers should pass his funding package which would provide $115 billion in funding for roads and bridges. the u.s. secretary of state reaffirmed washington support for ukraine at a meeting with president zelensky in the wake of heightened tensions with russia fueled by moscow's recent troop buildup near their borders. secretary of state blinken met with president zelensky and reiterated the u.s. commitment to ukraine's "sovereignty, territory, and independence are co->> we look to russia to cease reckless and aggressive action. we want to secure our security partnership in close collaboration with you to make sure ukraine can defend itself against aggression. mark: secretary blinken also underscored the importance of ukrainian efforts to tackle widespread corruption and carry out reforms. the coronavirus pandemic in india is showing no sign

mr. today marks a world press freedom day and what better day to reveal the winner of the w.'s freedom of speech award this year we are honoring and the investigative journalist from nigeria from an early age she's stood up for women's rights and called out injustices will speak heard a few minutes 1st here's some insight into some of her most challenging investigations. few things excite to portray of war even more than finding a good story. i think is firing 8 her at the crew aboard one plane through really on to our last in a good trade in male sexual gun. overbore has been speaking out against injustice and she was a little girl encouraged by her father she decided to become an investigative journalist. i watched we met. paid i watched your drain banks are attacked unjustly. i was there in the same been quite nice and all the way loving the thing when walking free that's the environment i'm comin from so that's really laid the foundation for what i do now wanting to give voice to the voice live with the power to rethink the world. of worries work sometimes involves changin

mark: when we come back mr. ought it up i want to ask you about iran iran's role in this and their role. we'll be right back. mark: welcome to fox news lifetime jon scott another round hussein the attacks against hamas would continue at full force. just within the last hour president biden releasing a short message to celebrate the end of ramadan, he also had this to say. >> we also believe palestinians and is really equally deserve to live in safety and security and enjoy equal measure of freedom, prosperity and democracy. my administration is going to continue to engage palestinians and israelis and other regional partners to work towards sustaining,. >> i'm jon scott, now back to "life, liberty & levin". ♪ ♪. mark: pastor former ambassador to israel and confidant of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, i brought up by ron, what is their role, even bigger than that you can see their efforts to get back into the iran deal in billions of dollars into the iranian economy president trump in his administration too

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the 1921 tulsa, oklahoma, race massacre and lead a voice vote on the revolution that marking the 100th anniversary. >> mr. president, next week is a somber anniversary, 100 years since the tulsa massacre. before it, 1921 greenwood district also known as the black wall street, was a vibrant, thriving, prosperous black community. but then the evening of may 31 into the early morning of june 1, 1921,1, there was a horrific massacre for hundreds of black tall sonsls who were murdered, and thousands were made homeless overnight. it was awful. but as terrible as it was, , its why it is important we come together to honor the victims and their families and share their stories today, and with future generations i'm honored to cosponsor the right -- the legislation to member this anniversary. together we can all work to lift up the story of black wall street, and use this anniversary to remember, reflect and work as we do, every day towards reconciliation. i yield the floor. >> mr. president? >> senator from oklahoma. >> mr. president, snow in half and i and this body has just passed -- senator inhofe and i recog

mark: you know mr.s grant who signed off on it on bureaucracy typically a level of signoffs, and ultimately if it went ultimately went to the-- top and then same with the third party immediately how they conduct themselves, it wouldn't take a lot to figure this out. we are not china, we are the united states, this is where there are paper trails, there seems to be still no interest, instead when you have somebody like doctor rand paul questioning doctor fauci, it's fighting with each other rather than figure out what's taking place here and doctor fauci made the statement unequivocal that we did not and do not fund gain of function and yet the wuhan lab, this is in a significant way, what they do. if there's third parties the federal government gives money to and then gives money to these entities, that do in fact gain of function research, they would know more about that than you and i, we are the outsiders. even though you've written a fantastic piece on this, there giving money to gain of function ac

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mark: you know mr. out the trajectory of this grant who signed off on it on bureaucracy typically a level of signoffs, and ultimately if it went to the top -- and then swam the third party intermediary how they conducted themselves wouldn't take a lot to figure this out it really wouldn't. we're not china. we are the united states. this is the sort of twhring there are paper trails. there seems to be in interest in this and when you have rand paul questioning dr. fauci reporting more about how they're fighting with each other rather than can we figure out exactly what is taking place here? and -- dr. fauci made the definitive statement unequivocal that we did not and do not fund gain of function. and yet the wuhan lab -- this is in a significant way what they do. now, if there's third parties at the federal government giving money to that then gives money to these entities that do nt do gain of function research, they would know more about that than you and i. we're the outsiders. i mean, even though yo

i want to associate myself with the marks of mr. pocan we do not agree on everything, we agree on this. if we could do additional resources that would be wonderful, although again i want to point out i am very pleased with what the administration has proposed as the top line. i have some questions about how we should distribute funds and whether arph should get the exactly the amount we are talking about we should put that through more traditional things and let this initiative grow. but those are matters of discussion, not disagreement. so, i will certainly be working hard with you to see that we reach these compromises, because i think they are important for the american people. i will disagree with my friend on wisconsin for one thing, i should not come from -- it should not come from the department of defense. the cost of great powerful -- powerful -- power rivalry is very high. we should not underestimate the kind of world we live in with china and russia, it is a dangerous world. we can debate and we will what is appropriate f

politically is the kind of globalist neo liberalism that is represented by people like mr weiss and i don't follow. mark to kill our party and america shore america is on its knees. because of the kind of politics represented by the clintons and the rest but the ultimate because for me someone who defended russia through all of these falls allegations that they were all looking at the wrong european country for whose stall america's i lecture yeah and and d. and ad i want to go back to for one more i'm just i'm really shocked right now that nobody on television right now is covering this story and why do you think that is ending this should be a huge story campaign finance outside money coming in why is nobody talking about it. it is just it's ridiculous like us i think people need to talk about you know if you can speak for the beach news agencies because i have been here so you should listen but i think we miss an opportunity here to bring the country together everybody talks about units units units if you like america to bring this together this is one issue that we can get behind the elections the t

mr. trump seeking to reinstate his account. ceo markrberg who supports the suspension cannot override the board's decision. >>> and now for some out of this world news. lydell, a filtration company is testing some ways to make breathing available on mars. the company is testing the rover which turns carbon dioxide in mars to breathe oxygen. system called moxey is showing signs of success. anne-marie. >> could be a game-changer. diane king hall in new york. thank you, diane. >> you got it. >>> up next, a new innocent touf get vaccinated. residents in new jersey can bring to this latest free offer for those to get the covid shot. that's why febreze works differently. plus, it eliminates odors with a water-based formula and no dyes. for freshness you'll enjoy. ♪ ♪ irresistibly smooth chocolate. to put the world on pause. lindor. made to melt you. by the lindt master chocolatier. our strength, our power, our purpose... starts within. so let's start there. with collagen, that supports our body from the inside, out. ♪ nicorette knows, quittin

she was fired by mark pompeo. mr.peo, would you like to talk about your wrote in effectuating that deliverable as part of the scheme? the indicted oligarch, dmytro firtash, did have his case brought to the u.s. department of justice at the high's role. and in fact mr. firtash has not been extradited to the united states to face trial on those multiple now long-standing felony corruption charges. and in terms of deliverables, mr. giuliani did jack home a whole bunch of agenda up fake allegations against joe biden and his family that were designed to hurt him in the election. interestingly, in a way, as part of the story that's too often overlooked, where did giuliani actually get those deliverables? there were people in ukraine. they came forward to help rudy with the anti biden political ammunition. that donald trump and rudy giuliani, certain members of republican members of congress and media outlets would in fact try to use to damage his chances in the election. the people came forward in ukraine to help giuliani a

the brilliance with which he answered this challenge marks one of the greatest soldiers. mr.mond massey, distinguished actor now brings you some of the finest moments in our history. the story of the general of the army dwight d. eisenhower. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> the time is june 1945. the occasion, the return to his homeland of a war hero whose stature has seldom been matched in the esteem of his countrymen. the european phase of the greatest war america ever fought is over and part of the warmth with which the people of abilene, kansas, greet general dwight d. eisenhower reflects the deep joy of a nation approaching peace again. some of it is the kind of welcome any hometown might give a favorite son who has done a good job. but more than anything else, it is a tribute. a gratitude felt in every corner of the allied world. no less than in abilene. towards a man who stewarded the crusade toward the victory and it was a crusade with many battles and triumphs but it found its symbol in one day above all others. ♪♪ >> d-day, june 6, 1944. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> the invasion of fortress europe was o

mr. scalise: thank you, alayna. alayna: today markshe 100th day that president biden has been in office. he gave his joint address to congress earlier this week. spoke a lot about some of the things on the trail, unity, calls for bipartisanship. he spoke a lot about his infrastructure package and his big proposals for the future. i'm curious. i know a lot of your republican colleagues don't think that the biden administration is doing much to be bipartisan. they think he's catering to more of the left flank of the party. i'm curious, though, what areas you think there are still -- there's still hope for bipartisanship? mr. scalise: yeah, alayna, if you look at the first 100 days, it's a far left move to the socialist extreme agenda. you've seem from the very beginning. he canceled the keystone pipeline just to appease the radical left. he got rid a lot of the permitting and things that were being done on federal land to produce energy. event goes and gets rid of the remain in mexico policy. our border is open. halt construction of the

mr. mccarthy: thank you for coming. today, may 20rks marks cuban independence day. the day

showing for welsh labour in the senedd elections, with mark drakeford expected to remain as first minister. this is the current situation, with mrur correspondent, tomos morgan is in cardiff. mark drakeford mark dra keford was mark drakeford was front and centre of welsh labours campaign this year and it clearly has paid off. they've equalled their best ever tally, just one shy of a majority. the question now for mark drakeford, is how will they rule as a government? will they rule as a minority government or will they seek a less formal coalition such as the confidence and supply deal? will they ask the lib dem member tojoin them in a co—op maybe? forthe dem member tojoin them in a co—op maybe? for the tories, they gain some seats, however they will be disappointed they haven't been able to break the north—eastern red wall, simply dented, just getting one asleep there. for plaid cymru, not a great day, losing formerly debt leanne wood in the rhondda valley i'm not making any ground in the target seats. labour, great day for them are not so great for the tories or plaid cymru. lib dems holding their seat and not seen so far with

mr mosley won damages for libel and invasion of privacy. our home editor mark racing driver who went on to run motorsport, a barrister who helped change britain's laws on privacy and a suave family man with a secret double life. he was the son of 0swald mosley, leader of the british union of fascists, and his mother, lady diana, described by one newspaper is an "unrepentant nazi". "all my life, i've had hanging over me my antecedents, my parents," max mosley once said. he went into motor racing, a world where people didn't care about his parental background. he briefly competed as a driver before concluding he wasn't quick enough and, instead, helped start the car manufacturer march engineering and became a representative on the formula one constructors' association. his abilities and charm made him an effective advocate and, in the 1990s, he became head of the fia, the body representing the interests of motorsport. it was a role he held for 16 years. today, former formula one boss bernie ecclestone said, "it's like losing family, like losing a brother. "he did

in the first of several events, members of mr floyd's family joined activists and citizens of minneapolis on sunday to begin markingett usher reports. the killing of george floyd was such a pivotal moment for race relations in the country and for the city. it is taking stock now a year full of grief and anger and passionate debate about what to do with policing and police reform. this is a time to take stock, mobilise for the future, as pay tribute. i will stand and be the voice for him. i will stand and be the change for him. i will stand and continue to be a legacy for him.— stand and continue to be a legacy for him. there was a crucial moment _ legacy for him. there was a crucial moment of - crucial moment of accountability about a month ago when derek chauvin was convicted of murder. it felt then as if the city heaved a collective sigh of relief. but polls show a majority of americans believe racial justice and policing issues only improved marginally since this time last year. and in washington, are built on police reform are named after it george floyd is stuck in congress. it george floyd is stuck in congres

mr. mccarthy: thank you for coming. today, may 20rks marks cuban independence day. the day that cuba successfully gained its independence from spain over a century ago in 1902. this should be a happy occasion. sadly today is a somber reminder that cuba is not a free country. its brave people suffer from the ruthless, communist regime that stripped them of their rights and their self-determination and their future. on this anniversary we refame our -- we reaffirm our commitment to standing with the people of cube -- cue band all those who fight for freedom -- cuba and all those who fight for freedom and democracy across the world. at a time when the new socialist democrat says that socialism is the answer, today reminds us that socialism is incompatible with the true meaning of freedom. freedom means protecting ourselves, our families and our communities. not subjecting them to the state. freedom means practicing free speech and self-determination, not suppressing them with violence. and freedom certainly means pursuing happiness, not stifling it. americans are bless

majority leader chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell and virginias current senators tim kaine and mark warner. mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. surely schumer well, we were greeted this morning by some very sad news, that our former colleague, senator john warner of r, of virginia, had had passed away at the age of 94. a five-term senator, he was a consensus builder, authority on military affairs, one of the last world war ii veterans to serve in this chamber and

mark. finra and mr. cook can speak to it, already published information on a by weekly play. that's positive to markets and i've asked staff to put forward recommendations to our five-member mission. it was a mandate from congress. it wasn't a -- it was a shell. we're going to lean in and follow congress's mandate from 12 years ago. >> thank you, thank you. last question for you, do you believe that short sellers play a role in maintaining fair, orderly and official capital markets? >> i think that short selling, which is probably as old as capital markets does play a role in capital markets and price formation. the important tenant for the s.e.c. is to ensure that the markets are free of fraud. the participants in the market whether on the buy, long or short side, are doing so without defrauding or manipulating the markets and there's the appropriate transparency. >> thank you. mr. cook, do you believe that know your customer rules and current policies can continue -- >> last question. >> -- retail investors regardless of their broker dealer. . >> can you repeat your questio

a name mark on a federal ticket. mr college could you please stand. on the chamber here by sentences you write the value college to a single sentence or 30. 0 years old be in prison. today is not the commander of the mean stuff of the book was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment for his crimes among those crimes and some of the worst atrocities carried out of europe since the 2nd world war thanks to the 4 year siege of sarajevo which an estimated $10000.00 people were killed shelling and sniper fire. night in america in a region of wonder joy tragedy and violence but it doesn't matter where you are you have to be able to relate to the human condition. trying to break away. i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career but no country is alike and it's my job to lead light on how and why. or. how i once again we've got more wet weather in the full cost to southern parts of australia last a little bit of wet weather coming in across western australia down towards the southeast and kona in between just past towards the south austr

today's visit also marked a home coming. by his account, mr. biden has made 7,000 round trips between d.c. and delaware in his career. we want to turn now to a mystery right here in the nation's capitol. law enforcement agencies are investigating two possible sonic attacks on government officials leading to vertigo, pounding headaches and nausea. the c.i.a. is now working to find out if possible attacks are being carried out by foreigners on u.s. soil. here's cbs' jeff pegues. >> reporter: one to have the alleged energy attacks occurred on the south side of the white house last november, sickening a white house aide. that followed a similar incident in 2019 in a virginia suburb reportedly administering an administration aid walking her dog. their conditions are not known. the white house confirms president biden has been briefed on one of the incidence and senators are demanding answers. >> there are personnel who have been harmed who we need to make sure get the care and ben fists sure get the care and benefits they need. it's critically impor

mr. chair, the vote is five ayes. >> thank you. motion carries. look forward to working with, you mark, and your team. >> thank you. >> madam secretary, please call the next item. >> clerk: the next item of business is item six, public comment on nonagenda items. mr. chair? >> madam secretary, do we have any public speakers on this item? >> clerk: members of the public who wish to provide public comment should call 415-655-0001, enter meeting access code 187-271-5746. press pound and pound again, and star, three to enter the queue to submit your request. if you're already on the line, press star, three to submit your request. we'll wait a few moments. mr. chair, it does not appear there are any members of the public wishing to comment on this item. >> okay. hearing no public comment, i will close public comment on this item. madam secretary, call the next item. >> clerk: the next item is item seven, report of the chair. >> there is no report of the chair. please call the next item. >> clerk: the next item is item eight, report of the executive director. info memo on the intention to is

mr. chairman, it may mark the anniversary of the tolls the -- tulsa race massacre but it doesn't honor the victims of that tragic day seeking to further inflame the racial divisions. the memory of those that suffered isn't honored by the generating animosity towards police officers. the families they grieve loved ones and lost livelihoods those families are not honored by divisive rhetoric calculated to appease the opponents of law and order. instead, we honor those who suffered and died in families they left behind by simply telling the truth about what happened. we honor them by educating america about the tragic day. but above all, we can honor them by giving the descendents a land of freedom and opportunity. i can think of no greater way to honor the legacy of black wall street than to foster a new generation of black entrepreneurs and business owners generating wealth and , jobs that lift whole communities out of poverty, but if the legacy of greenwood teaches us anything it is that if we want strong communities and a strong nation, it first begins with strong families. mr. chairman a

marking his first 100 days in office, traveling the country. critics say his plan includes too many social service programs and not enough spending on traditional infrastructure? today, mrn is in philadelphia to urge americans to support their plans to rebuild the economy. he is speaking at an event marking the 50th anniversary of the national rail service amtrak. we can see himhere officiating that event, which i am told has just rounded up. of course, his plan ha earmarked $80 million for the rail service so this is an event that will be hugely significant for these plans. let's learn into president item. -- let's listen in to president biden. >> i imagine a bright future for all of american rail. since 2016, i announced a federal loan that allowed amtrak to purchase new trains and they look great. i can hardly wait to ride. they are made in america and i want to see more of that. that's why the american jobs plan is guided by one principal, by american and products that are made in american -- buy american and products that are made in america. >> let's trust our correspondent. president biden pushing his plans quite hard. >> this is part of selling the message to th

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mr. chair, the vote is five ayes. >> thank you. motion carries. look forward to working with, you markyour team. >> thank you. >> madam secretary, please call the next item. >> clerk: the next item of business is item six, public comment on nonagenda items. mr. chair? >> madam secretary, do we have any public speakers on this item? >> clerk: members of the public who wish to provide public comment should call 415-655-0001, enter meeting access code 187-271-5746. press pound and pound again, and star, three to enter the queue to submit your request. if you're already on the line, press star, three to submit your request. we'll wait a few moments. mr. chair, it does not appear there are any members of the public wishing to comment on this item. >> okay. hearing no public comment, i will close public comment on this item. madam secretary, call the next item. >> clerk: the next item is item seven, report of the chair. >> there is no report of the chair. please call the next item. >> clerk: the next item is item eight, report of the executive director. info memo on the intention to issue a

mr. trump a reach his 35 million and to air ads. but, his words have already hit their markecent poll found 70% of republican voters still believe president biden did not get enough votes to win the white house. mr. biden was asked today about the g.o.p. effort to push wyoming's liz cheney out of house leadership, all because she has repeatedly called mr. trump's lie a lie. >> they're in the midst of a significant mini-revolution. >> reporter: on his own web site today, mr. trump backed another lawmaker, elise stefanik of new york, to take cheney's place. stefanik thanked him for his 100% support. >> o'donnell: and nancy, liz cheney speaking out again tonight, saying the republican party is at a turning point and that history is watching, right? >> reporter: that's right. she is not backiown fr hers republicans "need to stand for genuinely conservative principles, and steer away from the dangerous and antidemocratic trump cult of personality." but many of her colleagues believe they're going to need his base and his fund-raising ability come 2022. norah. >> o'donnell: it's a

mr. president, i want to thank my best friend in politics, senator mark warner, and i just realized something. john warner defeated in an election my best friend in politics, and john warner also defeated in an election my political hero, my father-in-law, who was governor of virginia from 1970 to 1974. so i want to talk a little bit about john's effect on me personally and also when i was mayor of richmond and governor and i will hand it back to our senior senator. when john came back from the pacific in world war ii, he came back to complete his studies at washington and lee. he was a pacific ship guy in the navy and went back to lexington. my father-in-law was a submariner in the pacific during world war ii and also came back to complete his studies at washington and lee and john warner and lynnwood holton, my father met and they were part of the same fraternity. and john warner used to say my father-in-law broke a paddle across his backside in a fraternity hazing. they had a friendship for 75 years. my father-in-law still alive. he'll be 98 in september. it was an amazing friendship. they

mr. g, about using that leverage and demanding from palestinian president mark would boss that he finally called fair and free elections in the palestinian territories. well, i think you're absolutely right. but i think that here, the real tragedy is that as your opinions, we haven't been forceful enough precisely on this points. and the reason why we haven't been forceful on it is unfortunate the also because not only are your opinions as americans, as indeed is res. we quote unquote fear the results of elections as we indeed indeed happened back in 2006. so this is why i say yes, there is potential leverage, but that leverage is not you know, when you say you are afraid of possible results from these elections, obviously you're talking about her moss. there are critics who say that european union money that's going to the palestinians is actually also being used to support her mos in gaza. what do you say to those critics? i would say that it's not really i mean to meet the main criticism to be levied against you. assistance for the palestinian authority is actually of a different natur

mr. g about using that leverage and demanding from palestinian president mark my boss that he finally call fair and free elections in the palestinian territory. well, i think you're absolutely right. but i think that here, the real tragedy is that as your opinions, we haven't been forceful enough precisely on this points. and the reason why we haven't been forceful on it is unfortunate the also because not only as europeans, as americans, as in fiji israelis, we quote unquote fear the results of elections as we indeed indeed happened back in 2006. so this is why i say yes, there is potential leverage, but that leverage is not used. when you say you are afraid of possible results from these elections. obviously you're talking about her moss. there are critics who say that european union money that's going to the palestinians is actually also being used to support her mos in gaza. what do you say to those critics? i would say, but it's not really. i mean, to meet the main criticism to be levied against you. assistance for the senior therapy is actually of a different nature and it basically

if mr mark drakeford, the first minister wales is watching our coverage, why would he be, mark, can wented in _ little comfort. i am bitterly disappointed in the - little comfort. i am bitterly disappointed in the results| little comfort. i am bitterly - disappointed in the results and i take full responsibility for the results and i will take full responsibility for fixing things. the greens have been picking up seats here from labour in sheffield. the liberal democrats and the conservatives in cambridgeshire. in the west parliament election, labour lost the to the conservatives. but one has enough other challenges so wales at least labour are celebrating. scotland's parliament has said the result could be the most consequential. the snp has taken air and most consequential. the snp has taken airand it most consequential. the snp has taken air and it a real essential, the question here, can nicola sturgeon get an overall majority, and if so how soon might she push for independence?— and if so how soon might she push for independence? extremely happy. extremely confident _ for independ

floyd's families and others who have lost family members to police, gathered to march to mark the one-year anniversary of mrh. hundreds joined the rally at a courthouse in

i believe we have mark watson and amber craft here. looks like mr. watson just popped up on my screen. >> good morning, chair and commissioners. my internet went a little fragile in the last few minutes, but i'll get through this as...today i have several bills for you to act on... [audio is cutting in and out] >> so briefly, new bill positions in your packet on the first table. we're recommending move from a watch to a support position. this is senator weiner's -- >> chairman: mr. watson, you are breaking up. so we should -- >> i'm so sorry. >> chairman: you can connect a different way, or we can have ms. craft -- you can do your piece and then you may have to do mr. watson's as well. >> mark, do you want to try muting your video. try that. >> does that seem to work? >> chairman: that's better. okay. go ahead. >> i am apologetic. >> chairman: maybe it is not better. >> can you hear me? >> no. >> director chan, how do you want us to deal with this? >> is amber able to go? >> i'll go ahead and cover the bills that are on your matrix. the first is asse