i think the pandora's box analogy is a good one. you're also seeing some of what he's talking about manifest in the way some of these companies are functioning from a business perspective. you look at what has happened between some of the major ad players, what's held up where companies have pulled back ad spending are these direct response ads when you're driven immediately to another website you download an app, that's what's held up it's been google, it's been facebook snap has been invited to that party as well. and they've done well. 50% of snap's add revenue is being driven by this new trend of direct response ads twitter is not participating i don't know why that is, i think there's some fundamental problems there whether it's what we're talking about here or some other probes specifically with the ad platform, it's all manifesting in dink fortunes for the way these businesses are able to handle this environment and how to go forward. >> i'm glad you brought up ads, that is the arbiter of how companies are doing. we heard tod

respetando asÍ a nuestro paÍs y a nuestra bandera, pero aunque hecho no estÉ de acuerdo y a la caja de pandoran para arrodillarse por el hecho de que serÍa un poquito hipÓcrita si el cambiarÁ, de parecer, despuÉs de haber declarado que Él estÁ apoyando la causa de ellos. lo importante aquÍ es que el en eso estÁ reconociendo la importancia del pero ante el comisionado de la nfl es muy poderoso es que no tienen la capacidad de obligar a los dueÑos de equipos a permitir o no permitir que sus jugadores no posiciones en cuanto al racismo, asÍ que habrÁ que ver quÉ cambios reales van a ocurrir en lo que todos coinciden es que este reconocimiento por parte de la nfl es un buen comienzo, porque, gracias. miles de jÓvenes soÑadores estÁ muy atentos porque futuro podrÍa decidirse muy pronto la corte suprema estÁ a punto de emitir un fallo sobre la decisiÓn de la administraciÓn trump de cancelar daca, un fallo negativo, pondrÍa estos jÓvenes en peligro de deportaciÓn. primera gira hablÓ con algunos de ellos que tratan de mantener la calma en medio de una angustiosa. espera. >> el silencio de la corte es

comcast, the parent of nbc universal, offers pandora and iheart radio. >>> the new spongebob square pants movie is headed to the small screen instead of the big screen. paramount has decided to skip a release in theaters and will go straight to video on demand. "variety" repor he of the entire spongebob franchise. the pandemic forced paramount to delay the original release of the movie, and now it follows the path of universal's "trolls world tour" which made more than $100 million in its first three weeks on demand, so there is a model there, i guess. kari, back over to you. >>> thank you, leslie. my son will be so excited about that spongebob movie. we'll have hot temperatures today. find somewhere cool. that heat advisory goes into affect for solano and parts of the north bay. we'll talk more about this and what's ahead up next. >>> all right, we are looking at two notes for folks traveling across the golden gate bridge and, well, they're both there. i don't know if they contradict each other but i will pass it along. ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on th

it is a pandora's box of major proportions and it is a truly essential problem that needs to be discussed between the people in the government and journalists and academics, experts and i think it is one of the not so hidden issues that will make the next phase of international systems much much more complicated than before, much more than anything before the virus. we need to think a new about structures and people's participation in the role of information. >> you are raised a leadership point earlier on. if i could return to the theme agenda, suggesting the pandemic was hitting women harder than men. might not be true in the death rate but certainly reveals a reminder the structural inequalities women are facing around the world get amplified to the economy or the domestic situation. what is your advice to those looking to do more to address those inequalities around the world see as we don't have a us administration? >> what is essential is to recognize part of the problem, we have not talked enough about who is affected by what and an issue that is strong obviously at the moment and

of major pandora's box proportions. it is a truly essential problem that needs to be discussed between the people and the government. it needs to be discussed by journalists themselves and by academics, experts and i think it is one of the not so hidden issues that will make the next much international system more complicated than before. i don't think we are going back to anything that happened before the virus. we need to think a new -- think anew about structures, information and the people. >> you raised a gender leadership role earlier on. if i could talk about gender and the general population, i got in trouble by suggesting the pandemic was hitting women harder than men. that might not always be true in the death rate, but it has reminded us of the structural inequalities women are facing and those get amplified what the economy happens -- what the pandemic does to the economy. thoses your advice to looking to address inequalities around the world? ms. albright: what is essential is to recognize it. part of the p

it is bound to set a bad precedent and open a pandora's box.council should not be a forum for exerting diplomatic pressure. darbara: still to come, force abortions and state sanctioned sterilizations. an investigation uncovered about china enforcing its birth control policies on women. the former french foreign minister and his wife are given jail sentences over a fake jobs scandal. ♪ ♪ >> quite a bit of clouds across the southeast of australia and across into new zealand. that is where the showers are. not to many showers across the southeast. city with a bright start to the day. the sun was rising. there is quite a bit through the day on tuesday yea. one or two showers into southern areas of australia and victoria. this system brings very heavy rain and strong wind. several thousand people without any power. this also has some strong winds within it. working those wins into south australia. showers along the coast but it should be a better day wednesday. perth at 17 degrees. the rain is on its way towards the southeast. it is cool across both

has a legitimate list in the security council it is bound to set up by what president and opened a pandora's box this council should not be a forum for exerting diplomacy. if you're in a dispute with the choice of mediators you probably choose the one that you think is going to give you the best result diplomats believe egypt gambled on internationalizing this conflict hoping that the presence of the u.s. a permanent member of the security council with a veto would help its case for now that hasn't worked. this weekend the african union convened fresh talks and many council members believe it's those efforts that should take priority for now although the dispute is becoming angrier one analyst says he believes it's unlikely any of the countries involved will resort to force ultimately especially in the long run the only way egypt to secure those supplies is by cooperation with its upstream neighbors very much including you know if this escalated into any form of conflict it's going to make it much much more difficult for the parties to overcome the remaining obstacles to reaching an agreemen

would be illegitimately as in the security council it is bound to set a bad precedent and opened a pandora's box this council should not be a forum for exerting diplomatic pressure still to come this half hour forced abortions and state sanctioned sterilizations an investigation uncovers how china enforces its birth control policies on with our women and a former french prime minister and his wife for a given jail sentence says over a fake job scandal. my. and there quite a bit of cloud across the southeast of australia and quite a bit of cloud as well across into new zealand that is where the showers are well to many showers across the southeast new south wales in sydney a bright start to the day this is the business district as the sun was rising but there is quite a bit of cloud as we go through the day on tuesday and as more rain on its way towards tasmania some fairly brisk winds i want to see showers as well into southern areas over strayer and also victoria but this system here this fall some very heavy rains and strong winds of meticulous in the path in fact for a while there are sev

pandora's box of pilots fake licenses isn't acceptable it is pertinent to mention here that this fake license and corey has been in process since last 2 years so without completion of the inquiry of p.k. 8303 it looks like a conspiracy. and manila when it comes to that crash back in may pakistan so far has not said whether the pilot and the copilot on that flight had fake licenses however the country's pilots association says their licenses were in good standing in that they actually have to recertify themselves every 6 months so what will the effects on the airline be because of this 6 month travel ban while aviation experts fear that this ban by the e.u. could actually affect the airlines flights to the u.k. and also canada since the aircrafts are not going to be able to fly over europe which will then force longer routes and forcing longer flight times mela. thank you for that update. now over to the latest kovan 800 numbers worldwide cases now topping 10400000 and about 507000 reported deaths the top 3 countries the u.s. still leading the way and brazil and russia follow that here

caribbean not everywhere will get big thunderstorms for quite a few will i think from hispania this pandoraback through a keeper in jamaica but the focus is probably costa rica nick regular honduras and this eastern side of mexico much of mexico's drug yucatan still is showing a hint it wanted to be very wet no hint of tropical development in the next couple of days repeats today but still some big storms. on counting the cost in india is the labor reforms but is it reform when they cracked the job bank head and made millions with no redress what china's tightening grip on hong kong movies with financial hub status. virtual jobs are a stopgap for the real deal. counting the cost on al-jazeera i care about how the u.s. engages with the world in the world we're willing it didn't take you into a place you might not visit otherwise and feel that you were there. if you're watching out is it are a reminder of our top stories this hour the police killing of another black man in the u.s. has triggered new demonstrations anger and condemnation police and atlanta say racial brooks failed a sobriety t

study in oxytocin in human as a like study enough pandora box but don't know what is go in in the brain of humans and understand physiological role of folks at us and of course you need models and the best model would be social animals. in these rats the researchers control the release of oxytocin with considerable of facts on the social behavior of the animals. if you simulate oxytocin the became more. social they interact basically all the time and it sells oxytocin cells italy's oxytocin. sniffing stroking cuddling researchers still know little about what triggers the release of oxytocin but one thing they do know is that without this hormone rats would be less social. and humans wouldn't fall in love infatuation is like a bio chemical explosion and oxytocin sends lovers hearts racing quite literally because the heart is particularly susceptible to its effects. recent studies show that it can even produce the hug hormone itself. but love creates even greater chaos in the brain. here it flicks so many biochemical switches that acute infatuation actually resembles a psychotic disorder.

as a consequence, you might find that you open up a pandora's box, which causes more harm than is perhapsor seen at this point. the ecb is committed -- other central banks, i would definitely not go there. commerzbank the measurement of the urge to merge ? it is clearly evident in the united states. is there in a mentality of roll up right now among european large capitalized corporations? peter: we are seeing that here because first of all the economic environment was slightly different even going into the locked down so, needs were really thinking about crosscutting rather than merging. i think that process has been accelerated as a consequence of the experience in the last few months. companies i think are in survival mode. some of the long-term future plans will be put on ice as they figure out how to get through the remainder of this year and perhaps through the first half of 2021. i do not see a wave coming our way of mergers, coming our anytime soon. francine: do you see companies having to go bust either through the administration and because of the economy, or has there been enou

important that we're cautiously maintain you know good hygiene and that we don't open you know the pandora's box of tourism to say. the u.k. government has here turned on its contacts pricing out in favor of the model made by tech firms google and apple they already know that pose meant to be the cornerstone of the government's test and try system to help find contacts of those with the virus was making it so safe coronavirus press conference the health secretary blamed the u.s. tech giant but insisted the government had always been prepared to go with the alternative we found that are out works well on android devices but apple software prevents i phones being used effectively for contact tracing unless you're using apple's own technology. after we started our work on our app google and apple then started working on their own product and as soon as they did this we began working on both so as it stands our out went work because apple won't change their system but it can measure distance and their app can't measure distance well enough to a standard that we are satisfied with throughout this

he opened pandora's box and you can't close that thing up again., thanks, susan. >>> governors ignoring complaints from business owners desperate to reopen from the lockdown, now supporting demonstrators. a double standard, maybe? the judge will rule on that one. >>> new concerns over a second wave of virus. thousands have been gathering in these protests. should we be concerned? will they set off the second wave? they may. we'll be back. [squawks] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ unlike ordinary wmemory supplementsr? neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try neuriva for 30 days and see the difference. leading armies to battle?, was that your great-aunt, keeping armies alive? drafting the plans. taking the pictures. was it your family members? who flew. who fixed. who fought. who rose to the occasion. when the world needed them most. (♪) find and honor your ancestors who servered in world war ii. their stories li

great, that will open another pandora's box. let's move on to the weather a ta about yourcceather highlights. h wi be a breezes and the warming trend begins. above average highs the entire 7 day forecast. overnight lows still in the 50s and 60s. and see the orange, that is how much moisture is in the air. the more orange, the drier the aired is. and that warms up faster so we're jumping from the upper 40s and mid-50s in the south bay to mid and upper 80s even some 90s around morgan hill and gill row. 79 millbrae are. even around 80 to 86 on the peninsula. 68 to 71 along the coast to mid and upper 70s, 76 downtown, 76 south san francisco about, some 70s along the north bay coast. but 88 to 93 up in your valleys. east bay shore, 82 to 86 is our range today. so it will be a little uncomfortable. south of the bay bridge, there will be a nice breeze off the bay. and not quite as breezy in the east bay valleys, that is why we have 90 to 9 a degr5 degrees. tonight, back in the 60s. and a low risk of heat illness today, but mod wrerate

ahÍ sale una caja de pandora. con toda la atencion publica ...la estan atacando en redes con criticas de por que, en vez de grabar lo que estaba pasndo, no penso en tratar de detenerlo...ella dice que gracias a ella la familia y ahora el mundo entero saben com jomari, una chica de 17 aÑos, cÓmo puede lidiar con esto? jomari: si alguien ve esto y opina de por quÉ no hizo nada eso es una persona que quiere justificar su pensamiento con acciones de esa chica. esa chica hizo lo mÁs brillante. todos hemos visto a unos policÍas no puedes hacer nada porque tiene pistolera saca la pistola. si en tu casa tienes un problema racial, estÁs en contra de todo lo que estÁ pasando, estÁ bien, pero ya no tiene la culpa de nada. es una realidad. ella lo hizo de forma brillante. hoy como hay mucha gente que estÁ en contra del movimiento porque son la realidad que vivimos la van a atacar. en 15 aÑos era parte de la historia. le van a dar premios. ella levantÓ un movimiento que ha llenado calles de gente. carlos: el problema creo que

you can subscribe on of pandora and spotify, as well as apple itunes and other places or your amazonevice. we're back here next sunday, 11:00 eastern, we'll see you then with the latest buzz. ♪ leland: we start with a fox news alert. there are new protests planned this afternoon in atlanta, the site of the latest fatal shooting of a black man by police in america. it happened outside of a wendy's restaurant friday night. that's when 27-year-old rayshard brooks was shot and killed after taking an officer's taser and running off with it. surveillance and body cam video catching much but not all of what happened and the interactions between brooks and the officers before the deadly incident. hello, everyone, this is a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. thank you for joining us. i'm eric shawn. arthel. arthel: hi, eric, thank you. i'm arthel neville. the officer who shopped brooks had bee

comcast supports other music services like amazon prime service and pandora.s a stock to watch. look at the dow you. up 159 points, liz. it's a good market day. back to you. liz: yeah. good, we'll take it. cheryl, thank you very much, cheryl casone. talk about climbing out of the abyss, look at crude oil, and price of oil right now. it has scratched its way out of a negative 40-dollar a barrel price just a few weeks ago to the highest level, well, why does it say unch? we know it is about $40 a barrel at the moment. we will get you the exact price? can somebody get me the exact price? okay. let me look. we have oil at the moment at $40.37. i wasn't far off there. now we've gone 80-dollar swing here. amazon meanwhile announced a two billion dollar investment fund focused on environmental technology. so e-commerce giant is looking to offset the carbon footprint. jeff bezos earlier pledging $10 billion of his own wealth to combat climate change. $200 billion flowed into etfs, exchange traded funds this year so far. let's talk about the energy plays amidst the etf

today how the legitimate lives in the security council it is bar to set a bad precedent and opened a pandora's box this council should not be a forum for exerting diplomatic 'd pressure. and we have an informant that comes from the pride planet earth no wishing it in ethiopia egypt and the sudan has not yet been concluded the city country's founding father produced consensus on most of the prominent technical issues in the last rounds of the negotiation that's why ethiopia is of the few that progress. and and we're trying the beneficial agreement is within reach. even if the 3 countries failed to resolve their differences on the outstanding issues the delegation their declaration of principles to your people signed in 2015 by their leaders provides for dispute settlement mechanisms which are yet to be exhausted for them or are they have again union has the necessary good wit and expertise to hold the city countries in bridging their differences and reaching and which widely acceptable solution it is indeed lemond to say the least the principles of complementarity and subsidiarity between the u

caribbean not everywhere will get big thunderstorms for quite a few will i think from hispania this pandora back through a keeper in jamaica but the focus is probably costa rica and nicorette your home jirus and this eastern side of mexico much of mexico's driver to the yucatan still is showing a hint it wanted to be very wet no hint of tropical development in the next couple of days repeated today but there are still some big storms. in. june 1976 days there rejoin the map of the middle east is miraculous victory of the israeli army in that war was the greatest tragedy in the history of islam 50 years later al-jazeera expose the events leading to the war and its consequences which is still felt today we tried everything we went to the united nations and tried mediation contacts with different countries and it was clear that all this was the new of the rule in june. throughout history humankind has come together to prevail in our darkest moments this is a moment for pretty much the opposite. saving humankind i really really not getting near every generation has its moment where individual s

it's important what cautious we maintain you know good hygiene and that we don't open you know the pandora's box of tourism to say i don't mislead people want to get in all of them people want to get businesses reopened but it will be that if we had those spike later in this year there will be a quote cautious approach of averages that i mean could there be legal issues if averages are created between certain countries and then not all those will this is the issue if you have want to remain with one country well you don't have it with a number of aids related illness and they could be a case that you know with one country. does not do a deal with it's a killer european member state but it does it with you know they're not could lead obviously to legal issues so. ca to do with what do you think the government should do. i think the government should a gauge with people organization and businesses we should ensure that we don't encourage it over the border too quickly there's a lot of opportunities for the courts to hold it in their own country this i think we need to be very very cautious you

it is bound to set up but christened and opened a pandora's box this council should not be a forum for exerting diplomatic pressure if you're in a dispute with the choice of mediators you probably choose the one that you think is going to give you the best result diplomats believe egypt gambled on internationalizing this conflict hoping that the presence of the u.s. a permanent member of the security council with a veto would help its case for now that hasn't worked this weekend the african union convened fresh talks and many council members believe it's those efforts that should take priority for now although the dispute is becoming angrier one analyst says he believes it's unlikely any of the countries involved will resort to force ultimately especially in the long run the only way through egypt to secure those supplies is by cooperation with its upstream neighbors very much including you know if this escalated into any form of conflict it's going to make it much much more difficult for the parties to overcome the remaining obstacles to reaching an agreement on that and it really cou

aboutf this conversation quote unquote don't want to open a pandora's box. defunding police is not just about defunding police, it is about investing in other things. if you are a middle-class parent in america today, your kid wants to go to dance class, you pay. karate, pay. little league baseball, pay. inner-city kids, no opportunity of it is not provided by the public dollars. 1960's america, immigrants made up the mast -- the vast majority of american cities and you had free recreation programs, free summer camps. watch, somehow, someway, a lot of that has gone away. it is important to understand that this bill is about reforming policing, which is a pillar. there is a second additional discussion that needs to be had about how we do all the other things. i want to work with you all on that. but don't confuse the two. respectfully, bad family situations did not kill george floyd. that is an outrage. tois an absolute outrage think that a bad family -- i am tired of trying to change the issue when we have police , toality, police misconduct this rhetoric a

i think we open a pandora's box here and that's what we are seeing. please don't call us obstructionist or we don't understand or empathize with the situation or understand the gravity of it. it is the opposite. let's do it this committee is designed to do and go through this methodically so we can make changes that will actually solve the problem and keep everybody safe. >> willie jett one yield? i appreciate the tenor of your remarks in the spirit with which you offer them. there's another bill coming forward, i take it is the bill from the senate side and we will all become cosponsors -- what are the provisions related to no knock in that bill? >> it's not even in the legislative text yet. >> was interesting is saying you had no problem that you would join a but there has not been a hearing on it. >> that's exactly my point. the reason i would not support a no knock ban is because we haven't studied it yet, my friend. we have not done our job here. to paint with this broad brush and throw this out and jeopardize not only drug provisions but the saf

trump administration and its ties to russia and that he was going to be the guy that opened the pen pandora'sthat never materialized obviously and obviously that's kind of the detail about what the fbi did in the interview and, what they wrote about it. it really enabled the defense eventually over a long period of time to make the case that this is not fair. >> ed: it to point, if evidence comes to light calling into question the integrity or purpose of an underlying criminal investigation, the executive branch must have the authority to decide that further prosecution is not in the interest of justice. and i would expect that either the justice department put out something, but who knows. you may hear from the president who has weighed in a lot on th this. we have more analysis on this breaking story back after a quick break. one call can lower your payments by this time next month without verifying your income, without getting your home appraised, and without one dollar out of pocket. it's the quickest and easiest loan newday's ever offered. one call can save you $2000 a year, every year.

i think we open a pandora's box. please don't call us obstructionist. please don't say that we don't understand or empathize. it is quite the opposite. what we are saying is let's do with this committee is designed to do and go through this methodically so we can make changes that solve the problem and keep everybody safe. the tenor ofte your remarks. you just said that there is a bill coming forward, i take it is the scottdale. you said we will all become cosponsors. what are the provisions related to no-knock warrant in that? what is interesting to me is you had no problem saying you would join it but there has not been a hearing with respect to it. >> that is exactly my point. the reason i've not support a no knock ban is because we have not studied it. we have not done our job there , to jeopardize drug conviction but the safety of the out tos we are sending serve the warrant. just -- disingenuous and not fair to us. i have family members and law enforcement and i concerned about their safety. they are being hunted down like of the enemy of society

environments and safety things will fall to the background, real fast, bill, are you familiar with the pandoraoes anywhere the banshee, you're wearing 3 d glasses? shoe sure. stuart: will rides look more like that, new reality for riders? >> augmented reality and virtual technologies is going to continue to play a larger and larger role in this because there is a lot of reasons for that, not the least of which is a lot of these are media driven, software content driven attractions. those will continue to get more sophisticated as time goes forward. the pig players, universal studios and walt disney are out in front of leading edge of these things. there will be a lot of innovation moving forward. we'll look into the rear view mirror with some issues these days. stuart: with six kids, nine grandchildren, i look forward to the ride of the future, bill coan, i want you to design it? >> appreciate it, stuart. we look forward to inviting to wonderful attraction on our drawing boards today. stuart: i will be there. bill, always a pleasure. >> good to speak with you. stuart: yes, sir. sin city, as in

cuya demanda destapÓ una casa de pandora. que recibiÓ por publicidad. >>ayer hice un video diciendo que eso serÍa terminado. no le dije en ningÚn momento que los productos no funcionaban. a mÍ me funcionaron, simplemente que no puedo estÁ promoviendo mÁs productos que no existen, estÁn en existencia. si ustedes saben, si se dan la tarea de dar mi pÁgina, nunca ando promocionando nada que me paguen por hacerlo. o son mÍos, o me han funcionado. nadie me paga absolutamente un centavo por promocionar algo que no he usado. nunca he tenido la necesidad de hacerlo y de la fecha no lo he hecho. >> hay diferentes versiones que creo que deberÍa ponerse de acuerdo, primero porque como dice que fue mi socia en un tiempo, tambiÉn dijo que los productos eran de su amiga que lo estaba tomando y no le estaban pagando por promocionar. despuÉs cambiÓ la historia, cuando la demanda empezÓ, empezÓ a decir que era la dueÑa y media regalada la compaÑÍa. despuÉs dijo que fue inversionista de mi compaÑÍa. todavÍa no estÉ muy clara y no puedo seguir

margarita, alex pero nanfernÁnd sana toroja, man pandora, diego torres, y todos unidos dieron vida a,racias, un gran maestro, y luego tomÉ un curso de oratoria interesante, curso de cocina tambiÉn, hice 3 cursos de cocino, cursos de hacer pan, estoy haciendo un pan riquÍsimo. >> han sido dos meses y medio de incertidumbre, de recurrir a las fortalezas y tocar vulnerabilidad. >> que me hace mucho problema con la gente, al no poder estar con ellos, no poder resolver los problemas me empezÓ a causar eso angustia, este, pero con todo mundo, como estoy al pendiente de la gente que quieextraÑo obviamente. raÚl: saludos para juan, es un reflejo de lo que vive la gran mayorÍa de las familias, un amigo de la familia, mauricio, vÍctima de nuestra millennials jessica. francisca: claro que sÍ, le hizo una serie de preguntas que ustedes tienen que verlo. jessica: este juego se trata de una serie de preguntas, a ver un truquito si caes, no puedes decir que sÍ, no puedes utilizar la palabra sÍ y no, tienes que contestar sin decir sÍ o no. ok, toques. >> pero tampoco puedo hacer asÍ ni asÍ, ¿verdad?

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aboutf this conversation quote unquote don't want to open a pandora's box. defunding police is not just about defunding police, it is about investing in other things. if you are a middle-class parent in america today, your kid wants to go to dance class, you pay. karate, pay. little league baseball, pay. inner-city kids, no opportunity of it is not provided by the public dollars. 1960's america, immigrants made up the mast -- the vast majority of american cities and you had free recreation programs, free summer camps. watch, somehow, someway, a lot of that has gone away. it is important to understand that this bill is about reforming policing, which is a pillar. there is a second additional discussion that needs to be had about how we do all the other things. i want to work with you all on that. but don't confuse the two. respectfully, bad family situations did not kill george floyd. that is an outrage. tois an absolute outrage think that a bad family -- i am tired of trying to change the issue when we have police , toality, police misconduct this rhetoric a

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out, i thinkrow it we open a pandora's box. lees don't say that we don't understand the gravity of it. this quite the opposite. what we are saying is let's do with this committee is designed to do and go through this methodically so that we can make changes that will actually solve the problem and keep everyone safe. + i appreciate the tenor -- >> i appreciate the tenor of your remarks. what are the provisions related to no knock in that bill? rep. johnson: it is not even in legislative text yet. no problem saying you would join it. rep. johnson: that is exactly my point. the reason i would not support legislation on that is because we haven't studied that yet. we have not done our job here. to paint it with this broad brush and throw this out and jeopardize not only drug convictions, but the safety of the officers who we are sending out on that line to serve these warrants. that is what we are concerned about. please don't make it about anything else. it is disingenuous and not fair to us. i have got family members who are in

approach it by saying you can't do this, it is going to opena you can't do this, it is going to open a pandora'scurity, removing rubbish, toilets, evacuation rules and all that is in place because of past tragedies. in one gathering we had, two people were shot dead. a woman was raped and others suffer from drug overdoses. so there are good reasons why there is regulation of these events. there are many open—air festivals and people are making money from this selling alcohol and drugs. it puts the police in a very difficult operation. we heard this morning that yesterday, at bournemouth beach, a dispersal order was issued. in reality, was that meaningless given the situation that the police we re given the situation that the police were faced with? it is not meaningless. the police can impose it if they think there is a risk of anti—social behaviour. but officers would then physically have to try to move people on. but when people gather at the exits and cutbacks, that again creates problems with social distancing, so it is a balance about what is operationally feasible and what is the risk in e