year to just one because of the coronavirus pandemic so it's straight down to business the national committee chair says new security laws for hong kong will be discussed on day one. i need you in there wouldn't do to ensure the policy of one country 2 systems is firmly up held over the long term we will strengthen the sense of mission and political responsibility of national committee members representing hong kong and macau and firmly support the improvement of systems and mechanisms for enforcing china's constitution and the basic laws of those 2 special administrative regions i thought. has long considered limiting opposition movements in hong kong but the issue intensified after large anti-government protests last year when pro-democracy activists took to hong kong streets to protest a number of proposed changes to the city's laws the demonstrators believe beijing is chipping away at the territories unique rights to assembly and free speech just this month a number of hong kong lawmakers were dragged from parliament amid a round about a chinese national anthem bill that would criminalize

over the long term we will strengthen the sense of mission and political responsibility of national committee members representing hong kong and macau and firmly support the improvement of systems and mechanisms for enforcing china's constitution and the basic laws of those 2 special administrative region. i. hate ging has long considered limiting opposition movements in hong kong but the issue intensified after a large anti-government protests last year when pro-democracy activists took to hong kong streets to protest a number of proposed changes to the city's laws. the demonstrators believe by aging is chipping away at the territories unique rights to assembly and free speech just this month a number of hong kong law my kids would drag from parliament amid a row about a chinese national anthem bill that would criminalize disrespect of the song. on thursday many legislators said the central communist party was targeting its grip on hong kong. i just want to say to the international community. no mistake about the program referred to the government. promised to the hong kong people and a new

meeting and the national committee warman you know these are office holders with in the way already that that's what i would do i think it's too down i see but that's just me. in this new way to separate politics from this pandemic doesn't matter whether in the u.s. so whether countries to take the political out of it so i wanted to introduce into a conversation. he said g.o.p. political strategist and then delay i'm going to get you to respond to him the 1st as he sent out that the american people do not require perfection when it comes to government responses to the pandemic but they do require accountability affective ness and after republican seed to focus less on getting in fights with journalists on twitter and more on the fact that america has tested more people per capita than any other place in the world and has exceeded many places in can east asia and europe in our responses to the pandemic without that no matter how radical the democrats are and no matter how mentally compromised their nominee republicans will get swamp in 2020. 7 i don't want to get into a fight with al

>>republican national committee chairwoman ronna mcdaniel warns the idea of mass mailing ballots for the november election would cause chaos up ending the entire election process was 6 months to go. just doesn't make sense mcdaniel says she's ready to fight states like california that are encouraging every voter to cast a mail in ballot from home, especially in states that haven't done a thorough audit to make sure they're not sending debt ballots to people have moved away or passed away california is the first state to make widespread voting by mail an option, although california governor gavin newsom says the polls will remain open even residents choose to vote in person. >>giving them the choice and not to feel like they have to go into a concentrated dense environment where their health may be at risk but mcdaniel says if a registered voter isn't comfortable going to the polls they should request an absentee ballot. we think an absence he is to request farm is critical for verification that this is the voter who the ballots intended for and texas republican senator john cornyn sa

. >> 1935 balloon flight took place while the national advisory committee for aeronautics was the chief agency for aeronautic research. founded in 1915, it was dissolved in 1958 when nasa was created by an act of congress. with the soviet union sputnik launch, and their next first as a cosmonaut successfully orbited the earth once in 1961, the u.s. and the soviet union battle for supremacy in the space race. then on february 20, 1962, nasa astronaut john glenn became the first american to orbit the earth, spending almost five hours in space and circling the earth three times. as nasa prepares for its scheduled wednesday launch of u.s. astronauts into space for the first time since 2011, we take you to the glenn research center in cleveland. >> nasa glenn is primarily a research and technology center. we are not really the mission center. we work with the mission center in goddard, maryland, which does science missions. we work with jpl, which is done in california for the deep space mission, as well as the johnson space center in texas, which does man missions. we provide some of the sy

you know, how many of us as republicans would walk into the democratic national committee and say, hey's go. i mean, just like how many democrats would walk into the republican national committee and say is, hey, let's go. put me before a board and ask me all your questions. this is lunacy that republicans are even talking to these people. sorry to off on that tangent, but it's important. they were the enabler of all of this. they gave the platform for this whole coup to be started, for the investigation to be started that then turned into a coup and trying to take out the president of the united states. lou: yeah. if i may if, i would like to add one other element of this for consideration as well. and that is, the corporate owners of these outlets. this is beyond fake news, it's also fake ownership because this is not happening without the at least tacit approval of the corporations for whom they work. and as they conspire against the president, that is cheerily obvious -- clearly obvious to very smart people who run "the washington post" and who own it, jeff bezos. it is also appare

use said on the republican national committee. rhetoric from president donald trump against china. at the same time, we've seen quite warm words from president donald trump towards president xi, andi donald trump towards president xi, and i wonder which president donald trump do you believe? i believe the one with strong rhetoric for very, very simple reason. let me explain. the president is an america first president. we are operating under the coronavirus crisis, and this crisis, this virus, killed over 99,000 americans on our soil. as simple as that. and now, what we see is, based on the agreement — the promise — and to the uk too, that's a treaty obligation, china made to the uk, and they want to shorten one country, two systems, a 50 year promise, they want to shorten the years. meanwhile, i have 85,000 americans working and living in hong kong. and guess what? we helped to build their economy and help them to build the financial centre. meanwhile, that's what is going to happen so what would happen to happen so what would ha

>>republican national committee chairwoman ronna mcdaniel warns the idea of mass mailing ballots for the november election would cause chaos up ending the entire election process was 6 months to go. just doesn't make sense mcdaniel says she's ready to fight states like california that are encouring every voter to cast a mail in ballot from home, especially in states that haven't done a thorough audit to make sure they're not sending debt ballots to people have moved away or passed away california is the first state to make widespread voting by mail an option, although california governor gavin newsom says the polls will remain open even residents choose to vote in person. >>giving them the choice and not to feel like they have to go into a concentrated dense environment where their health may be at risk but mcdaniel says if a registered voter isn't comfortable going to the polls they should request an absentee ballot. we think an absence he is to request farm is critical for verification that this is the voter who the ballots intended for and texas republican senator john cornyn says

and democratic national committee chair tom perez.ix months from the election. you were reportedly on a call when the president was presented with worrisome polling data based on his handling of the coronavirus and the economic crisis, two polls last week found the president trailing biden in pennsylvania and florida, are you concerned that the pandemic threatens the president's re-election message? >> you know, i don't really on polling this far out. as you know, martha, the polling is going to fluctuate. we know the polling today is not going to be what we see on november 3 rd. the polling was historically inaccurate in the 2016 race. what we have seen consistently the voters approve of his handling of the economy. heading into this pandemic and they recognize he'll be the leader to restore the economy coming out of this. he did it once with 7 million jobs, record low unemployment, and they trust him as the leader who's going to get these jobs back and get our economy humming again as we come out of this crisis which he's leading us

it is clearly not a priority for stevenson or the democratic national committee at this time. why?ocratic party at this time? where do they win elections? >> may be remnants of roosevelt's coalition from the 1930s -- >> absolutely. >> -- and something else the advertisement pointed out, look back to 1931. look 20 years ago when the republicans did that thing. i feel like in the modern era 20 years ago as a different environment. so it is trying to harken back to decision-making of the past few decades. >> excellent. kayla? >> i was going to say, you can see the contrast between the democratic party and they are continually asking people to look back at what we have done. not even what stevenson has done, necessarily, but what other democrats have done and linking the party together. just that because he is a democrat he will be as successful as past democrats. whereas, with ike's campaign, it was looking to the future. they didn't really have a great past in recent years to look back to that they would want to advertise, so they had to push past that and you can see that contrast h

for the national advisory committee for aeronautics founded in 1915 in the infancy of aviation in this country to study this new technology and figure out how we can harness it for economic military use. prior to this they only focused on general aeronautics. they had not done anything with that have beens seeing what they were doing in europe and found that they were way ahead of us when it came to aircraft engine research especially the germans. in the late 1930's that made them nervous. the establishment of a third laboratory that would focus on aircraft engines. you can do all the aerodynamic research -- that was our single role, to improve aircraft engines, 75 years later we are still working on aircraft engine research and proving that technology. we have had five names over the course of our history. we started off as the aircraft engine research lab and later we were named the lewis flight propulsion lab after george lewis who was the first director of aeronautical research for the national advisory committee on aeronautics and he was instrumental in promoting this idea of an a

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versus democratic national committee, case whose name suggest a high partisan steak divided decision 5 -4 decision, ricky britton about the decision and said it was an application of what the majority justices called the principal the teller audience of what was at stake in the case, what the principle is and what the implications of the principle are for future election disputes as concisely as you can and i know you can do it because your master. >> that's a lot. >> you can do it. >> just to back up a bit, what we saw as the coronavirus hitting across united states estate that had upcoming primaries had to decide what to do and so some states went to head in ohio and arizona and florida, they all had the same primary on the same date in ohio decided to postpone in the decided to go forward, problems there, the next one up was wisconsin, the governor urge that the legislator change the date of the governor did not try to order changing the date, he went back and forth because lots of people were free to show up in person, there's a lot of uncertainty what's going to happen, at one p

for stevenson, for the democratic national committee at this particular time. why? party at this time? why do they win elections? >> it would be, like, remnants from roosevelt's coalition from the 1930's. look back to 1931. they're like, look 2020rength y, did badublicans things. i mean, i feel like in the modern era, 20 years ago is abe completely different environment than now. so it's really trying to hearken back to an argument they've been making for theen t last two decades. publ>> excellent. kayla? >> yeah. i was gonna say that you can d see the contrast betweenec the democratic party andd they're trying to -- they're se continually asking people tobetn look back at what we've done. not even what stevensonas done necessarily but what other democrats have done and just linking the partyty together, because he's aat democratic, he will be ashas successful as pat democrats, whereas with ike's campaign it was very much looking towards the future and not --othe well, because they didn't really have a great past in recent years to look back to, that they would want

so instead adlai stevenson worked with the democratic national committee and purchased longer chunkshere he would then go in front of a tv camera and deliver a long speech about a particular policy. well, if you're going to purchase an hour of tv time and you have a limited budget when will that time be? any thoughts? when can you afford that time? ryan? >> whenever it's cheapest. >> absolutely. >> which would probably be late at night when it's not prime time. >> exactly. so when adlai stevenson did appear on tv it was late at night, when the only people watching were perhaps those people who were committed democrats that wanted to watch what stevenson had to say. so that's really the only time that he appeared in these purchased periods on television. and he had his advertising team make ads again that reflected radio strategy. i'm going to show you two of them and i want you to think about how these are perhaps reminiscent of something you'd hear over the radio than something you'd see on tv. ♪ old mcdonald had a farm back in '31, conditions filled him with alarm in '31 ♪ ♪ farmer

president trump blasted california on twitter today and the republican national committee has filed aawsuit against the state and the governor. ktvu political reporter greg lee has more. >> reporter: president trump took to twitter again, this time to blast governor gavin newsom's plan to mail every registered voter a ballot for the november election. the president ended the message with this will be a rigged election. >> it's a massive civil rights violation and die lugs of the vote of all legitimate voters to spam the entire potential elect rat with unrequested, absentee ballots. >> reporter: she represents the republican national committee and other gop groups suing the governor for his executive order, calling it a power grab. the lawsuit argues it's up to the legislature to make such a decision. >> we don't have a problem, just to be very clear, with absentee ballots or vote by mail. we have a problem with it being done unilaterally in this spam fashion. >> reporter: california and several other states have explored expanding mail-in voting amidst the coronavirus pandemic. when a

over the long term we will strengthen the sense of mission and political responsibility of national committee members representing hong kong and macau and firmly support the improvement of systems and mechanisms for enforcing china's constitution and the basic laws of those 2 special administrative regions to the deputies phoebe kong has been following the story for us and joins us now from taiwan's capital taipei what more can you tell us about this new deal and they all will be put on the agenda of the national people's congress which is the chinese parliament or which starts its meeting on friday so according to the slopes we know and according to information from local media the new law may prohibit section of foreign interference of procession of the chinese central government and possibly terrorism so these are the so-called loopholes in beijing's eyes which they consider to be something that explodes 1 exposed during the months long and he's going to impose has happened last year in hong kong so beijing person saying that this is to safeguard the national security for china. so what do

lou: the republican national committee and two other republican groups are are suing california over mail-out ballot plan. in the lawsuit the groups claim the mail-in ballots would be sent to inactive voters including citizens who have moved or who have died. meanwhile, a clinton-appointed judge's ruling could allow felons in florida to vote in the upcoming election without having to pay any fees as required by law. u.s. district judge robert hipging -- clinton-appointed judge -- ruled that state law requires felons to pay legal fees before voting is, quote-unquote, unconstitutional. that ruling could potentially add thousands of more voters to the rolls. and president trump swearing in john ratcliffe today as the new director of national intelligence. ratcliffe taking over from richard grenell who served in an acting capacity for the past three months providing unprecedented transparency as he did so. and today grenell declassified a new bunch of russia probe documents including transcripts of phone calls that incoming national security adviser michael flynn and then-russian ambassa

i have confidence in the chairman of the democratic national committee, chairman perez, that he will make the right decision based on health and science. is when i wastion a girl, i went with my parents to a convention in los angeles that convention, john f. kennedy was nominated. as he gave his acceptance speech in the coliseum, and an enormous me,torium, stadium, excuse when obama did that in denver are come everyone said that was not. don was the first time. my suggestion to mr. perez was get a gigantic stadium and put people six feet apart so instead of having 80,000 people there you would have 16,000 people there and do it all in one day. i know what that entails. have your platform and nominate your vice president and president and have your speeches and everyone goes home. the problem with it though is logistics. you have to have many more buses to get people there. that was my suggestion to him with absolutely no support for how it could be done but just knowing on how exciting it was to be in the stadium with john f. kennedy and barack obama making their speeches but never w

. >> the republican national committee is considering legal action warning that sending millions of ballots the mail could lead to widespread a bus. >>> the two appeared together on friday in a virtual high dollar fundraiser with the national committee where top donors were asked to raise $100,000 of the >> still to come, a major airline pulls out international as air travel slows to a trickle. and bart sees the opportunity to do maintenance as the number of passeng plummets. >>> oakland in the national it one of u.s. airports where they are halting service. the announcement affects regions that delta currently serves at one airport. in our case it will continue to serve san francisco putting ahold on flights to oakland. it will last until at least september crews are taking advantage of the quiet time for a project. they startgot started on saturday. service will be suspendnd there for the next five weekends with bus bridges available for the few passengers who are still using the transit system. >>> we're also getting a look at a first new brand-new bart map. as you can see it includes st

jillian: the republican national committee and republican gop suing governor newsom over his executiverder. rob: we have reaction from overnight. >> reporter: governor newsom signed this executive order on may 8th, just a few weeks ago, has caused a lot of controversy since the lawsuit was filed yesterday. when he signed it on may 8th, he made california the first state in the country to be able to do all mail-in voting temporarily because of the coronavirus pandemic. the republican national committee and california gop filed a lawsuit arguing that the plan invites fraud, ballots could be intercepted by the wrong people in the mail, part of the complaint reads, quote, this brazen power grab was not authorized by state law and violates both the elections clause and electors clause of the united states constitution. newsom's spokesman fired back, quote, california will continue to defend california's right to vote including their right to vote by mail and the right to hold an election that is safe, secure and accessible. voters shouldn't have to choose between their health and their righ

the president continued to stress to pull the republican national committee from north carolina, by goings far as saying governor cooper acting suspiciously. >> we have a governor that doesn't want to open up the state, and we have a date in august, end of august. and we have to know before we spend millions and millions of dollars on an arena, to make it magnificent for the convention. and we have tremendous -- i mean, economic development consequences are tremendous for the state. we have to know that when the people come down they're going to have the doors open. now, if the governor can't tell us very soon, unfortunately, we'll have no choice. this has nothing to do with us, this is between the governor and north carolina. the people of north carolina. but the people want it, and we'll have to see whether or not the governor. now, he's a democrat, a lot of the democrats for political reasons don't want to open up their states. we'll see if that works. i'd love to have it in north carolina, that is why we chose it, charlotte. but we're going to see. we're going to see. in the end, we n

. >> charles, look, at the end of the day, president trump, republican national committee leadership na mcdaniel and republican national convention under the leadership of marcia lee kelly want to have the gop convention in charlotte, north carolina. this is up to the democrat governor, governor cooper. has to sell his constituents, city of charlotte, the state of south carolina, to open up economy and allow for a convention that can have almost $200 million coming into the state indirectly and directly. this is thousands of visitors, over 3,000 some events just outside of the convention itself. in the global pandemic we're in, with the economic conditions they are for small business owners, restaurants, all things happening in charlotte, we need to have this convention here. governor cooper should open it up for the economy alone. charles: paris, he says he is relying on science. do you know what the parameters are he is looking at? has he been able to share that with the public? >> i have not seen those data or science recommendations that he is relying on but i do know that the gop

tom, you know, is chairman of the democratic national committee, but a former assistant attorney general of civil rights and labor secretary of the united states, but i got him here largely because of this question of civil rights thatyo. it's been a remarkable several weeks in america. right? these things most of us realize that as far as we think we are, just talking about the space, the rocket launch yesterday, as far as we move, for some african-americans in this country, whether it comes to socioeconomics, family wealth, meedsi i median income our police violence, things don't look like they've changed at the same rate as they've changed for the ref of america? >> that's absolutely right, ali. i'm just glad your safe. i watch your amazing reporting last night and glad to see you're okay. back to the commissioner report of 1968. names line. america is moving towards two nations's one white, one black, separate and unequal. think about what sparked the commissioner report. a series of urban unrest, urban rebellions, right? enter issed around not only the assassination of dr. king but

but republican national committee chair ronna mcdaniel says the gop will draw the line at voting from home and we're in a key has more. >>republican national committee chairwoman ronna mcdaniel warns the idea of mass mailing ballots for the november election would cause chaos up ending the entire election process was 6 months to go. just doesn't make sense mcdaniel says she's ready to fight states like california that are encouraging every voter to cast a mail in ballot voter to cast a mail in ballot from home states that haven't done a thorough audit to make sure they're not sending debt ballots to people have moved away or passed away california is the first state to make widespread voting by mail an option, although california governor gavin newsom says the polls will remain open even residents choose to vote in person. >>giving them the choice and not to feel like they have to go into a concentrated dense environment where their health may be at risk but mcdaniel says if a registered voter isn't comfortable going to the polls they should request an absentee ballot. we think an abs

the two if you're together yesterday at a virtual high dollar fundraiser for the democratic national committee. were top donors were asked to raise $100,000. >>> right now, police in san mateo county, looking for a pair of robbery suspects. authorities say two man approached the victim in the area of crystal springs road and skyline boulevard, thursday night. the suspects brandished a firearm and threatened the victim. police say the victim fought back but was knocked unconscious. the suspects stole $900 in cash. the victim was taken to a local hospital for treatment. >>> police in oakland looking for the driver in a hit-and-run that left a 55 -year-old woman in critical condition. the victim was crossing the street on martin luther king jr. way when she was hit by a white is to be. the driver stopped before fleeing the scene. so far, a detailed description of the vehicle and driver have not been released. >>> coming up, apple and google join the fight to stop the spread of the coronavirus by using your phone. should we be concerned over privacy? ♪ . >>> remembering a rock 'n' roll icon been w

offered evidence that would show that the trump campaign was not involved in the democratic national committee. and do not have the russian connections the fbi thought they had. by theth way, that evidence was hidden from the fisa court. by the fbi. obama has said, they must be kept independent of white house interference. yet, based on information that we've had this point, it appears that he biden were much more involved with the russian investigation and it and they would like to have us believe. and ultimately, obama and biden, will have to answer for what they knew and when they knew it. it should not be a problem for the so-called most transparent administration in history as he used to tell us all the time. ... ... acting director has a broad range relating to unmasking by the obama administration. on may the 19th, i expanded that request with senator johnson. prior to that, i wrote to the justiceic department mr. grenell requesting t the transcripts of flynn's call with the ambassador and susan rice's infamous january 2017 e-mail to herself be declassified among other things. that e-ma

versus democratic national committee, a case of whose name suggests a high partisan stakes. it was a divided decision, 5 to 4 decision. rick, you've written about the decision and said it was an application of what the majority justices called the persaud principal. tell our audience what was its stake in the case, what the court decided and what the persaud principle is and what the implications are for future election disputes as precisely as you can and i know you can do it because you're a master at this . >>it's a tall order . so to back up a bit, what we saw as the coronavirus was getting across the united states is states that had upcoming primaries had to decide what to do so some states went ahead like ohio and arizona and florida. they all have the same primary on the same date and ohio decided to postpone. arizona had to go forward and there were problems there. the next one up was wisconsin and the governor urged that the legislature change the date but the governordidn't try to order the date . it went back and forth because lots of people were afraid to show up

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. >> the republican national committee has sued to stop california from sending out mail-in ballots. >>> for the first time ever, twitter has labeled some of president trump's tweets as misleading. twitter flagged two tweets the president posted in which he alleged mail-in ballots will be substantially fraudulent, result in rigged elections. both tweets have a link that says get the facts about mail- in ballots. the link leads users to a page think the president's tweets are not true. >>> blazing a new path to space. we are hours away from the historic spacex lift off carrying nasa astronauts. the successes and failures that brought the elon musk accompanied at this moment. >>> the heart stopping video of a 12-year-old boy's close encounter with a bear. how he kept his cool. >>> coming up on the at 6:00, a group of local fishermen and after a fire tore through. 45 in ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means o

in case you missed it, the republican national committee announced they would sue the state of california for the all-mail election. back story governor gavin newsom used an executive order to say every eligible registered voter in the state should get a mail-in ballot. the rnc says that arbitrarily changed the voter registration which will call into question the integrity and the accuracy of the voter rolls. the governor's office released a statement reading california will continue to defend californians' right to vote including their right to vote by mail and the right to hold an election that is safe, secure, and accessible. votershoose between their health and their right to vote. governor newsom is expected to address the issue today at his press conference along with entering phase three. and now most of the bay area just entered phase two. a lot of folks are eager to reopen churches, salons and gyms and not just the folks who attend or need some services but also the small business owners who don't know how much longer they can last. governor newsom said that phase three might beg

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invested in taking back have represented california democrats flipped 8 seats in 2018 republican national committee spokesperson liz harrington says this race is republicans first chance to win one back by focusing on economic recovery after coronavirus with the job president after we defeat this virus believe in god friended again mike or via free. >>and to the table but democrats have also had their eyes on this race as one of the few key districts for keeping their majority in the house and the party's big names, including president obama joe biden and hillary clinton all publicly endorsed smithville we need replace in washington dc. so did senator kamala harris, congressman pete aguilar says despite the party star power this seat will be tough for democrats to hold on to in a special election u.s. are totally different of ember aguilar who serves on the democratic congressional campaign committee says today's winner has to get right back on the campaign trail to defend the seat in the fall, it is going to much more diverse a continent where to show up and vote against donald trump win or lose t

versus democratic national committee, a case whose name suggests the high partisan stakes it was dividedecision 5 Ã4 decision. rick, you written about the decision and said it was an application of what the majority of justice is called, the personal principal, tell our audience what was at stake in the case. what the court decided. what the personal principal is. and what the applications of that à >> that's a lot a tall order let me see. >> you can do it. >> to back up a bit, what we saw as the coronavirus was hitting across the united states is states that had upcoming primaries had to decide what to do. some states went ahead like ohio and arizona and florida. they all had the same primary and the same date and ohio decided to postpone, illinois, florida, arizona decided to go forward, there were problems there. next was wisconsin, the governor urged the legislature change the date that the governor didn't try to order changing the date. he went back and forth because lots of people were afraid to show up in person. there was a lot of uncertainty about what was going to happen and at