they see a bunch of kids playing for nite on their nine tendos. i see a bunch of future dr.u, kevin. you probably a dr. oz at best. >> the running 30 minutes late substitute. >> whew! hey, guys, sorry i'm late. okay. that's all for today. >> trevor: the too much information substitute. >> so then i said, marvin! how you gonna hook up with my sister on easter? dressed like an easter bunny? whown what? how about i shove a basket up your ass? how about that for resurrection day? >> the stuck in the past. >> state semifinals 2005, i was up a set 40 love and it happened, i got a foot cramp! oh, damn it! i should have won! ( sighs ) anyway, so that's a rombus. >> a substitute on his phone the whole time. >> everyone, we, today are going to be -- going -- the homework was assigned -- >> should we be doing something right now? >> yeah, you should. >> and, of course, the acting too young for her age substitute. >> nite one. epic. definitely putting that on my tik tok. now you guys aren't supposed to follow teachers, but i won't tell if you don't. >> all of our subs are available and

this is the seventh nite of the protests. some of the protestors talking to police.oks peaceful. which is good. we did see a number of clashes with louisville on friday last week and earlier in the week. and over the weekend as well. many of the cities are on curfew under curfew orders. new york city as a matter of fact just about 20 minutes ago. there are still a number of protestors on the street. i believe that louisville may have a curfew. not exactly sure. there's so many cities and curfews. it's hard to keep track. producers, check it out. people are still out. and lots of horn honking that i can hear of now. but, so far, from my vantage point, where we are, not many conflicts going on. president trump claiming he is an ally of peaceful protestors at the same time peaceful protestors were tear gassed outside of the white house gate. joining me now to talk about it. the coleader of the national women's march. the senior organizer of community change action. a president of the louisville urban league and director of the denver school board. i'm so happy to have y

katty: europe overall is a few nited ahead of us in the states it seems to me that the trend is good europe compared to what is happening in america. is that right to three or foop weeks after ing up, it seems that eure has got this under control? understand that will restart right now when we open up is much, much lower than the infection rate that is going on in the united states and brazil you have to bring it down and then think about opeerng up very,carefully and having a plan what to do if you identify new cluster katty: i want to look at the united states. we have got numbers to show what is happening in the u.s. referred to them a little bit there. these are the latest numbers in the increase inases. oklahoma, positive increase of 210%. florida, 179%. these are huge rises we e seeing in some states across the united states. does it look from the european perspective as if america has sort of given up on trying to control the virus? >> no, i don't think you can say given up, but certainly it underscores the importance of opening up very carefully. some of the states have been

. >> now, last nite a large group gathered outside d.c. mayor's home. many singing and dancing, hoping to convince here to defund the police, a call that's going out across the country right now. the mayor a major supporter of police. she came out and walked with protesters in what is known as black lives matter plaza last week. here locally in washington, d.c., the d.c. city council tomorrow night will talk about funding the police for next year, a previously-scheduled meeting. so far several hundred people have signed up to talk about funding the d.c. police. jon? jon: david spunt in washington, d.c. david, thank you. >>> now a live look at the protests in minneapolis where more than a dozen officers have resigned or are in the process of doing so, citing a lack of support from their department. matt finn is there live with the latest. matt? >> jon, this sunday afternoon, hundreds of people are still pouring in and out of this location, the intersection where george floyd died. right now you can see there are ongoing demonstrations and rallies. today

nited kingdom, 11 months longer. those cures cancers, those new medicines on the market, evolutionary sort of new innovations we all want. all we're asking for here is law, your bill becomes and by the way, the administration said they'll ecommend a veto, before it moves through the path, let's at east make sure that an unintended but dangerous consequence of this bill does not take effect and that is will note sure that it inhibit research and innovation cure to atment or covid-19. that's what our motion asks for, vote on the yes motion to recommit and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? opposition to the motion to recommit, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. pallone: madam speaker, i urge my colleagues to vote motion toe republican recommit. this motion to recommit is a provides n and it cover to the pharmaceutical industry to continue to raise price