>> what i'm going to do is bring together a national commission and in the wake of breonna's death, we mom and her family. they're asking can justice ever be equal in america? i know so many people that this recent decision doesn't satisfy. a federal investigation remains ongoing but we don't have to wait for the final judgment to deliver justice for breonna. here is what i know. we have to start by addressing the excessive use of force by policing, overhauling no-knock warrants. i'm going to set up a national commission where we bring in police and the community to talk about what we have to do. the cop ice know are cops who, in fact, want to get rid of bad cops as much as bad lawyers want to get rid of -- good lawyers want to get rid of bad lawyers. violence is never acceptable. that's the one thing we have to communicate. john -- look, the whole notion of what's going on here is we cannot let -- have an excuse for him to avoid what needs to be done. those who engage in violence must be held accountable. shooting of a police officer in louisville the other night, our prayers are with

of missing children and survivors of rape in mexico have occupied the offices of the national human rights commission they say they won't move until perpetrators are brought to justice reports from mexico city. protesters outside the offices of mexico's national human rights commission. they are survivors of gender violence and family members of missing persons who with support from feminist activist groups have moved into the building and taken over. there protesting against the government which they say has turned a blind eye to soaring rates of gender violence and other human rights abuses in the country. mexico has close to $600.00 reported femicide so far this year more than $75000.00 missing persons and the murder rate higher than at any other time in the country's history. when at least west that were predicted a lack me this action is different to others we've seen in the past but i think it's a response from the thousands of victims who are waiting for any investigation from authorities in 2 cases of disappearances famous sites valiant story and many other human rights cases that remain in i

today, i am also pleased to announce that i will soon sign an executive order establishing a national commissionpromote patriotic education. it will be called the 1776 commission. [applause] thank you. it will encourage our educators to teach our children about the miracle of american history and make plans to honor the 250th anniversary of our founding. think of that, 250 years. recently, i also signed an executive order to establish the national garden of american heroes, a vast outdoor park that will feature the statues of the greatest americans who have ever lived. today, i am announcing a new name for inclusion. one of the 56 signers of the declaration of independence was a patriot from delaware. in july of 1776, the continental congress was deadlocked during the debate over independence. the delegation from delaware was divided. caesar rodney was called upon to break the tie. even though he was suffering from very advanced cancer, he was deathly ill, rodney rode 80 miles through the night, through a severe thunderstorm, from dover to philadelphia to cast his vote for independence. for near

government giving was the national health commission in china and the return is my understanding and my research suggested that even the national health commission was and you formed the severity of the true nature of the outbreak so there was clearly local government. by your twenty's even though by that time it was an open secret in the front line. you know there was human to human transmission i should steal you know basically stopped at the official. snow. you mean to human transmission. with the very poor in pain that gives him over to the father so much for them into normal notified of it's on a regular basis on a call about this you know there's a. lot of this but i think that it will make you cool to be saying but i. don't want to be there. on this course of work because it. yet and early january data collected by chinese hospitals late to published by the new england journal of medicine confirmed that there had been human transmission. it is proven that since mid december human to human transmission happened among people who were in close contact with each other. the 1st 6 pe

. >> reporter: if elected he'll convene a national commission on policing, bringing together police chiefs and civil rights activists to address tensions in their communities. hallie >> peter alexander at the white house. >>> a new warning from election officials pushing back on president trump after he suggested voters illegally cast ballots twice to test the system more now from pete williams >> reporter: in north carolina where mail pal lots start going out tomorrow president trump continued his attack on voting by mail, suggesting wednesday that voters test the system by voting twice once by mail and then again at the polls to see if they can do it. >> so let them send it in and let them go vote and if their system's as good as they say it is obviously they won't be able to vote. >> reporter: that prompted a certain warning from election officials and prosecutors. >> to go and try to vote a second time, to test the system, is a felony in north carolina do not do that it's a terrible idea >> reporter: election experts say it won't work anyway, here's why. if a voter is sent a mail-in ba

. >> if i get elected president i promise you, there will be a national commission on policing out of the without. >> the other doubling down on his message of law and order. >> we should talk about the kind of violence that we've seen in portland and here and other places. it's tremendous violence. >> two trips to kenosha, offering a stark contrast in style and strategy. while on the ground today, biden met with blake's family for over an hour. >> what i came away with was the overwhelming sense of resilience and optimism. >> he also spoke to jacob blake on the phone from the hospital. >> he talked about how nothing was going to defeat him. how whether he walked again or not he was not going to give up. >> his sister was at that meeting with biden. >> it definitely hurts my heart what has happened with my brother. in order for me to continue to speak out for my brother to get justice and many other african-american people, very to kind of just be strong and make sure that this thing does not keep happening to the next generation. >> the jacob family and their attorney wanted officers

the united nations commission accused government forces of crimes against humanity, including summary execution, rape, and torture. is one of the world's most troubled countries with a history of ethnic violence. the u.n. report comes days after a group opened eight mass graves suspected of containing the remains of victims shot by security forces in 1972. >> these people who rest in these mass graves were murdered out of the content and irresponsibility of the political power, which deliberately chose not to protect its citizens. >> local investigators want to interview regional leaders about the suspicious deaths. suggestsd nations those killed more recently also deserve a chance for justice. candidateshe 40 barred from running in ivory coast's election says there will not be a unless they are on the ballot. the former is calling for protests to continue against the reelection bid of the president. a court has cleared the way for him to run for a third term, even though the limit is two. atmosphere a tense in the city. fighting between supporters of the president and opposition acti

offi >> if i get elec i promise you there will be a national commission on policing out of the h whise where i'll bring everyone to the table. robert: nikole, was wisconsin this week ath microcosm o campaign and where this nation nikole: well, i think it certainly is a microcosm of the campaign. i don't know if it is where the nation currently stands. i mean, i think to me what struck most searingly is that this really is as we pointed outheven wit military story, a tale of two campaigns, candidates. o differ and so i think the president has been very clear that he is going to continue with this law and order message. and biden on the other hand of course is trying to paint himself as the more empathetic figure as someone who is a uniter, not a divider, so we saw in his visit, you know, him sitting downh members of the community, and hearing some of the pain that many in the african-american community feel versus the president who took more of the o approa sitting down with law enforcement. and certainly we need to bring all of those communities together and so in the context t of this

government 5000000000 dollars to fund his new as they say or at the authoritarian light national commission to support patriotic education. as orwell the most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history and that my friends is why we must always study the past and continue watching the hawks. if you want to know what's going on a city street you want to see. it is so you like to see the rises joyce state i'll see you. great city displays systemic deceptions the late show which is. so brings up the guilt as. well that we're going to watching the hawks i am tyrrel the time of it and joining us today to discuss the $776.00 commission president and trump president drums calls for pro america pro patriotism curriculum in public schools as author and professor of media studies at georgetown university the one and only chris chambers chris thank you for coming on today. thank you so chris 1st as a as a university professor a teacher but also a father whose own child graduated from high school just a few years ago do you find a staggering lack o

mexico relatives of missing children and survivors of rape occupy the offices of the national human rights commission and they're vowing not to leave until they get justice reports now from mexico city. to protesters outside the offices of mexico's national human rights commission. they are survivors of gender violence and family members of missing persons who with support from feminist activist groups have moved into the building and taken over. there protesting against the government which they say has turned a blind eye to soaring rates of gender violence and other human rights abuses in the country. mexico has close to $600.00 reported femicide so far this year more than $75000.00 missing persons and the murder rate higher than at any other time in the country's history he commands the n.-s. wanted list rest that were brought to their last meeting the section is different to others we've seen in the past but i think it's a response from the thousands of victims who are waiting for any investigation from authorities in 2 cases of disappearances famous sites violence stories and many other human ri

. >> if i get elected president, i promise you there will be a national commission on policing out of white house, where i'll bring everyone to the table. now is the time for racial justice. >> reporter: today, biden's campaign released an ad featuring both the former v.p. and kamala harris addressing e against black against black americans. >> we hold police officers accountable. >> reporter: wisconsin is a battleground state. in 2016, then-candidate trump narrowly won here while hillary clinton was criticized for not visiting the state. on tuesday, president trump came to kenosha focused on restoring law and order. he did not meet with the blake family. today, biden tried to sell himself as a unifier in a community hoping to heal and rebuild. >> it's just heartbreaking. i mean, i understand the anger, you know, showing that we need better communication. i'm hoping that this brings everybody together. >> reporter: well, just as he did with president trump earlier this week, wisconsin governor tony evers says that he asked joe biden not to come to kenosha today, saying that now is the

forced disappearances of more than $100.00 civilians during operations against armed groups a national commission for human rights spent months investigating the disappearance is in the till a very region the operation in december followed an attack on the military by armed groups who killed at least 71 soldiers and forces in asia neighboring mali and booking a fast so have been accused of human rights abuses as they battle fighters linked to isis manager says munching developments from neighboring nigeria where security forces have also faced serious accusations we've seen this scene play out across the region over the last 10 years remember in the early days of boko haram in nigeria we've seen how security forces react angrily to look arrested and following attacks on their convoy on their own troops so unusual got it all. painful episode in december last year when i saw linked fighters attacked the army barracks or you notice or ambushed the army convoy in august more than 71 people officially ordered porter to have been killed and then a month later in general where dozens at least $25.00 off

international companies the names of it least 50 corporations were mentioned by brazil's national truth commission money they are not here i'll just sirrah rio de janeiro. environmentalists are again targeting a coal mine in western germany protesters say the government's decision to allow coal use for another 18 years is too late to effectively tackle climate change rallies are being held at the ghauts phylum mine and nearby power stations for years protesters say that among the biggest sources of greenhouse gas emissions in europe. women in afghanistan have achieved a significant breakthrough with the president decreeing that their names must be included on the identity cards of their children up to now only the father's name is documented making it difficult for. well and to prove rights over their own children shot a bogus reports. doctor who america re is divorced and c. washes her only son but on his national afghan identification card arnie her husband's name a show in leaving her guardianship unrecorded now prison gunny has signed a decree that a mother's name must also be included in the

participation of other international companies the names of it least 50 corporations were mentioned by national commission money taken not to al-jazeera rio de janeiro. in chile rocks are being thrown and water cannon have been fired as police confronted protesting health care workers there demanding more paid holidays fewer working i was and psychological support during the pandemic protests against inequality and demands for the new constitution are being held weekly. the mexican president is meeting the parents of dozens of students who've been missing since 2014 and those men the lopez obrador is expected to give them an update on the investigation the students were abducted by corrupt local police in the town over there with then reportedly turned over to a local gang that killed them and burned their bodies it's the 6th anniversary of that disappearance or 9 year old apollos joining us live now from mexico city do we have any more details about what the president is likely to say to the families. well that meeting is taking place right now as we speak between mexican president of it as one of the lo

i will soon sign an executive order establishing a national commission to promote patriotic education. it will be called the 1776 commission >> tonight former obama national security adviser susan rice blasted the president's speech as fundamentally at odds with our nation's ideals. >> this was one of the most astonishing speeches i've heard him give he talks about patriotic education. i thought i was listening to mao tse-tung running communist china. we don't have a system of patriotic education where the dear leader tells the people what they must learn >> hours before the president's bleak warning of insurrection and violence on the left, fbi director chris wray told the house homeland security committee about his agency's conclusions about racially motivated attacks. >> the biggest chunk of that are individuals who are motivated by some form of white supremacist ideology, and that's the -- that group, the racially motivated violent extremists, has been responsible for the most lethal activity the last few years. >> wray also seemed to break from president trump when he warned of r

called the 1776 commission to promote patriotic education. this was the president from the nationals yesterday on constitution day. [applause] pres. trump: today, i'm also pleased to announce i will soon sign an executive order establishing a national commission to promote patriotic education. the 1776be called, " commission." [applause] thank you. it will encourage educators to teach our children about the miracle of american history, and make plans to honor the 250th anniversary of our founding. think of that, 250 years. host: that was the president yesterday at the national archives, and we are getting your thoughts this morning. here is how the phone lines are split up, democrats, (202) 748-8000, republicans are (202) ts (202), independen 748-8002, and a special line for teachers and parents, (202) 748-8003. some reaction to the president's announcement yesterday. first, the republican side of the aisle, congressman ken buck, the 6019 teaches a historically inaccurate version of our history. this from tennessee republican --nted -- seven note are senator marsha blackburn, we wil

president trump: i will soon sign an executive order establishing a national commission to promote patrioticd the 1776 commission. it will encourage our educators to teach our children about the miracle of american history and make plans to honor the 250th anniversary of our founding. steve: charlie, i thank you are with us the night we talked about that. how about this? >> thrilled. the president right here is displaying leadership in addressing root causes. you are watching this and you've been wondering the last couple of months why are so many people angry that they live in america and that's because we do not teacher history and did not teacher founding values to young people and it is one of the greatest failures in the last couple decades in the president is addressing this head-on. he is saying we want to make young people think well, not angry that they live in america and that we are making our kids love america again but make them think broadly about the heroes that built our country. yes, talk about the complexities of things we got wrong but never apologize for the trajectory or

imagine that if we pay attention, all the democrats would back it and why would anybody oppose a national commission to guarantee the integrity of this election when we have a criminal president in the united states trying toun undermine it? you think mcconnell would go for it? >> look, i think two things. number one, you're presupposing that there's some fraud when we don't have any evidence that that exists and number two. states and localities managing elections. we do not have federalized for good reason and a lot of resistance to that and the secretaries of states and county clerks. they dont answer to the president. >> the president has influence and we've heard not only and the false claims about widespread fraud. the president's urging supporters to raise concerns about voter intimidation. he's made comments suggesting north carolinians should open twice and test the system. trump dismissing and i want to ask you about the role bill barr and now we have an assistant attorney who wrote a letter to the editor in the boston globe heavily criticizing bar and says as though his job to only serve

a refugee might come under the attention of the united nation commission for refugees who then contacts the u.s. or another country and asks if that person can be resettled in the person is subjected to intensive screening before they are allowed to emigrate. an asylum seeker is essentially a refugee but the asylum seeker asks for protection on u.s. soil. they might do so at a port of entry like an airport, at the u.s. -canada border, or they might come in as a student or a tourist and law they are here, they might ask for asylum. it has to do with location. the difference between a refugee and asylum seeker has to do with location. where are you at. during the 1990's, half a million people requested asylum. the numbers have continued to grow since then. our asylum system is overburdened and immigration judges appear in an extraordinary number of cases. the majority of asylum-seekers do not receive asylum in the united states. asylum-seekers are not guaranteed legal representation, there is no due process as we understand it in our justice system. legal representation makes all the diff

today i am also pleased to announce an executive order establishing a national commission to promote patriotic education. it will be called the 1776 commission. thank you. it will encourage our educators to teach our children about the miracle of american history and make plans to honor the 250th anniversary of our founding. 250 years. recently i also signed an executive order to establish the national guard of american heroes, a vast outdoor park that will feature the statues of the greatest americans who have ever lived. today i am announcing a new name for inclusion. one of the 56 signers of the declaration of independence was a patriot from delaware. in july of 1776, the continental congress was deadlocked during the debate over independence. the delegation from delaware was divided. caesar rodney was called upon to break the tie even though he was suffering from very advanced cancer. he was deathly ill. rodney rode 80 miles through the night through a severe thunderstorm from dover to philadelphia to cast his vote for independence. for nearly a century, a statue, one of delaware

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he said he's going to be signine an etive order, a national commission on patriotic education. 's not clear wh that meant. i have been talking to white house sources who says thet presidres about this, but essentially the 1619 project is gog into american schools and is based on facts, judy, not on exploitation or falsehoods. >> woodruff: so, yamiche, th president also, today, as he has before, criticized the protests for racial justice around the country. message was there. at the >> well, tesident was saying that this historical movement to distort amican ideals, which, again, there's no evidence of this movement, that it led to the protests we've seen all over this country. what i know as someone w covered the protest is they'r taking to streets because they want to see african-americans treated more fairly. attorney general bill barr at one point suggested charging protesters with sedition which is really a way to look tament as unlawful and that has really ared a lot of people, frankly, and esee him as politicizing inis. the president cos to talk about protesters as if the

government giving was the national health commission in china and the return is my understanding and my research suggested that even the national health commission was and you formed the severity of the true nature of the outbreak so there was clearly local government. by your twenty's even though by that time it was an open secret in the front line. you know there was human to human transmission i should steal you know basically stopped at the official. snow. you mean to human transmission. the very poor in pain that because you have achieved so much for them into normal notified of aids and so on a regular basis on a call about this you know there's a. lot of us but i think that all may be saying but i. don't want to be there. on this course of work because. yet and early january data collected by chinese hospitals late to published by the new england journal of medicine confirmed that there had been human transmission. it is proven that since mid december human to human transmission happened among people who were in close contact with each other. the 1st 6 people came from the seaf

this is the only, it is only possible with the national cyber director prayed this idea of course is not new. i worked on it with the csi commission for the 44ths presidency. taken great pains to describe at length, the process pioneered by president eisenhower as a way of refining one's thinking. we debated the proposal for national cyber director extensively. we are very deliberate in our decision-making. we chose an office in the white house we have the confirm position because congressional oversight and by and is critical with operational event in the role cyber defenders, need strategic guidance not tactical advice. madam chair, just to conclude, there is some whom argue that the national cyber director is congressional overreach. there are those wholt favor the president as the ultimate of the executive office of the presidentbu and congress, interfering in these affairs. these people respectfully, i disregard history as congresses help to guide white house structure in the past in the moment demanded it such as when congress treated the office of science and technology policy or the u.s. trade representative. they're turni

if i get elected president, i promise you there will be a national commission on policing out of the white house, where i will bring everyone to the table, including police chiefs, ,ivil rights activists, naacp the latino community. we will sit down there and work it out. a significant portion of the police are decent people. but no one, there are a lot of bad folks in every organization. there is not a whole lot of nople willing to speak up matter what outfit you work with. we have to give a chance to change things. there is not a single solitary reason in the world why we should not be in a position that wifebody -- i asked my jill -- we're in a situation now where we cannot let up. we cannot let up. violence of any form is wrong. the idea that this president ,ontinues to try to divide us talks about how there is really good people on both sides, talks in ways that are just absolutely -- not only incorrect but immoral. simply wrong. simply wrong. the one concern, and i understand it, people are going and say itustrated is not worth it at all, i am not going to vote. a very good fri

international companies the names of at least 50 corporations were mentioned by brazil's national truth commission monica you're not here i'll just sirrah rio de janeiro. people in israel have defied a ban on protesters among prime minister benjamin netanyahu stands down demonstrations are not allowed under coronavirus restrictions but for the 13th week in a row they gathered in front of netanyahu is official residence in western sudan accusing of corruption and mishandling the pandemic. several people have been arrested at a protest in the u.k. it was largely made up of people who don't believe the coronavirus pandemic is real with britain's infection rate rising lockdown restrictions are being reimposed in parts of the country as research intensifies to produce a vaccine as quickly as possible growing numbers say they'll refuse inoculation john hall has more from london so. they call themselves the resistance the idea is that it's a creek towards shipping us. controlling us and this has been an engine of possibly the rockefeller in particular. the swarm the deep state they're here some of them t

international companies the names of at least 50 corporations were mentioned by brazil's national truth commission on if they are not clear i'll just 0 rio de janeiro. a military plane crash in eastern ukraine has killed at least 22 people. was landing at a military airport near kharkiv around 400 kilometers from the capital kiev it was reportedly on a training flight with cadets from an aviation university run by the defense ministry it's unclear what caused the crash. now women in afghanistan have achieved a significant breakthrough with the president to create the names must now be included on the children's identity cards up until now only the father's name is documented now it's made it hard for women to prove rights if the own child. dr who mary cutter is divorced and c. washes her only son but on his national afghan identification card arnie her husband's name a show in leaving her guardianship unrecorded now prison gunny has signed a decree that a mother's name must also be included in the division that that it's symbolic but i'm happy that step by step we're getting out of the stage where

one of the proposals by the cyberspace solarium commission was the formation of a new national cyber director and senate confirmed official inside of the white house. while i appreciate the commission's desire to ensure that the federal government's cybersecurity infrastructure includes a one-stop shop for cyber guidelines, i wonder whether we might be too quick to create yet another new bureaucracy but not considering potential down sides to this reform. we must keep in mind the trump administration success in protecting our last midterm elections from disruptive cyber incidents and the administration's strong stance against those who wish to take advantage of international attempts to exploit the technology challenges presented by the pandemic. would we be doing a disservice to agencies that have responses for our nation. i want to keep an open mind on the merits of any proposal to improve our national security security, and i appreciate today's witnesses and the time and attention that they have each dedicated to protecting our nation's information and critical infrastructures. i l

keeping watch farmers recently seized control of the dam and have attacked members of mexico's national water commission who plan to extract water from the reservoir mexico has until october 26th of this year to pay off its water debt with the united states which amounts to some 100000000000 gallons of fresh water and the word of mexico's president has addressed the recent violence but claims water reserves and she are enough to pay both the water debt to the u.s. and supply the needs of farmers in the region the president has also suggested the conflict is politically motivated it don't matter don't. they took over the kid dam which was being used to follow through with a commitment to deliver water to the united states under the treaty of 1904 but since the literal interest this has become a political issues. as the drought in northern mexico worsens a growing number of supporters are joining in the protest against the treaty the hopes are fading verse aleutian that will guarantee farmers access to the water they say is essential to their survival. below al jazeera mexico city. now water is indispensa