mr. yangtrying to have it both ways and it has to face fact -- it is at this point the most powerful and well resourced publisher and media company in the world and saying they somehow cannot account for what is true and not true, given that cable news networks -- i'm sure bloomberg and others have we can takeyes, responsibility," does not make sense to me or millions of americans. it's one reason facebook is feeling pressure internally and externally. just take responsibility. at this point, they are not a scrappy start up anymore. emily: what does that mean facebook should be doing? should they not take money for political ads at all? twitter doesn't anymore. mr. yang: i think facebook should not take money for political advertising. it has to look up and ask who is winning and losing. the people who are winning other people who have millions of dollars to target voters. that's not necessarily the way we want our democracy to function. i would agree with twitter's stance and i feel like face

mr. yang: either way you are going to have a gritty taste in there. inanother question that came , it is very relevant, that speaking of back at the beginning, the museum wanting to be relevant, bringing in history , how about toilet paper? you talked a little bit about the trains. -- latrines. >> there are all kinds of ways to get that job done. there is a lot of paper floating around. you could find paper readily available. to using therted old corncob way of doing things when it was in season. times, sad to say, some men did not do it enough. that is what could create that smell around camp, the fact that they were not keeping themselves properly clean. you could find ways to do it. the old leaf is a good way if you are running out of paper. it was all in what you get. there were different ways of doing it. you see different people commenting on it once in a while. but it is a rare thing. it was something they took for granted. they are not going to put it in their journal, how they did that. it is a great question. it all depends on locale, what i

mr. herzog: andrew yang. ms. boylan: bernie sanders. rep. nadler: elizabeth warren. losi you support nancy if she wants to continue a speaker of the house? rep. nadler: yes. ms. boylan: no. mr. herzog: it depends on the choices at the time. >> should the nypd continue to provide security in public schools? mr. herzog: unarmed and demilitarized. ms. boylan: no. rep. nadler: no. we have to take a lot of functions away from the police department and give it to proper authorities like mental health agencies and defund money for that purpose. >> should religious and private schools monitored in order to ensure that they are following state standards? rep. nadler: yes. ms. boylan: i think the way it has been done is completely from on high and has maligned communities that have already been attacked and i think it is unfair and unjust. no. i would say not the way it has been done. mr. herzog: generally speaking, yes. >> should the nypd continue to handle parking enforcement. mr. herzog: no. ms. boylan: no. rep. nadler: no. raised ontaxes be households making more than $500,

mr. herzog: andrew yang. ms. boylan: bernie sanders. rep. nadler: elizabeth warren. errol: mr.ler, will you support nancy pelosi if she was to continue as speaker of the house? absolutely.yes, ms. boylan: no. mr. herzog: it depends. errol: should the mi pd continue to provide security in public schools? mr. herzog: it should be demilitarized. ms. boylan: no. rep. nadler: no. we have to take functions away from the police and give them to proper authorities like mental health agencies. errol: mr. nadler, should religious and private schools be monitored to ensure they are following state standards? rep. nadler: yes. ms. boylan: i think the way it has been done has maligned communities and it is unfair and unjust. i would say not the way it has been done. mr. herzog: generally speaking, yes. errol: mr. herzog, should the nypd continue to handle parking enforcement? mr. herzog: no. ms. boylan: no. rep. nadler: no. errol: should taxes be raised on households making more than $500,000 a year? rep. nadler: yes, it is one of the most important things we have to do. ms. boylan: absolut

yang. >> bernie sanders. >> elizabeth warren. >> mr.r, will you support nancy pelosi if she wants to continue as speaker of the house? >> yes, absolutely. >> no. >> it depends on the choices of the time. >> should the nypd continue to strive i'd security in public schools? >> unarmed in the middle sized. >> no. >> no, we have to take functions away from the police department and give it to proper authorities like mental health agencies and money from the police department for that purpose. >> should religious and private schools, including [inaudible] be monitored in order to ensure they are following safe standards? >> yes. >> i think the way it has been done is completely from on high and has maligned communities that have already been attacked and i think it's completely unfair and unjust. >> is that a no? >> not the way it's been done. >> generally speaking, yes. >> said the nypd continue to handle parking enforcement? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> should taxes be raised on households making more than $500,000 a year? >> yes, increasing t

mr. arbery was on the ground, he heard travis mcmichael make a statement. "( bleep )ing n-word." >> yang:onight, demonstrators are gathering across the country for another round of protests. and mayors of cities like los angeles, san francisco and washington, d.c., have lfted nighttime curfews, hoping last night's calm holds. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> woodruff: as john reported, yesterday's protests in new york were largely peaceful, but did include some skirmishes between protesters and police. the newshour's daniel bush has been on the ground following the protests, and he joins me now. so, dan, hello. we have been reporting on police actions across the country. in some cases, there's been violent action taken by police. tell us what you're seeing in new york city. >> that's right, judy. i'm here right now in the bay ridge section of brooklyn where we've seen protest activity for several days. more is expected later today. in the area you can see police behind me gathering as well as protesters in the park. this is the scene during the day, judy. at night, it's a different