he repeatedly yelled at parker to drop his gun, and then shot parker seconds later. review board office cleared him of any wrongdoing but a grand jury dieted him. only to bond out, a few hours later. he is still out of jail. on what's called a crude leave with pay, until his sentencing, in august. darby's defense team says they will appeal. joining me now, is the attorney for jeffrey parker's family. martin wineburg. martin, thanks for being with me, first. what does this family feel about officer darby still being paid, after conviction for murder? >> sure. thanks for having us, victor. they're pretty upset. you know, we -- and they believe the taxpayers should be even more upset. you know, this is a city that's already paid $125,000 or authorized $125,000 for his defense. he was found guilty. and the mayor and the police chief have not changed their tune on this. they're still supporting him. and they're still paying him. i mean, they feel that this is a travesty. and the fact that -- that the taxpayers are having to pay nfo this is pretty incredible. there is a lo

we've seen logistics be an easier piece thanks to the back end companies for those brands warby parkera success story, now aiming for an ipo. does it and brands suggest these indirect channels like amazon and walmart are becoming less and less necessary to brands >> there's a huge opportunity for really strong brands like a warby parker i think there continue to be opportunities in that space. i think they're products that resonate with customers. a certain demographic for merchants to replicate and i continue to see great opportunity and the companies will continue to grow and get bigger and i think it's difficult for mass retailers to replicate those type of brands if they were to do a private label and really tough they have a real soul. >> right we've seen amazon at least trying to do that with a similar sneaker. are these indirect channels as they come under more scrutiny and launch their own private label brands, are they almost detrimental to brands like warby parker >> i think difficult to create those brands inside of a mass merchant i think what really makes those brands spec

there's a story in which william parker is housing for fugitive slaves and the slave owner. gorsuch comes to his house to retrieve these slaves because he parker has a reputation for housing fugitives and when his wife sees what's happening that the interaction between her husband william parker and this lay holder and it's getting tense and you know words are being exchanged and it's kind of like over my dead body type stuff and people are brandishing weapons. she says to her husband. should i sound the alarm? i think i'm gonna sound the alarm and she goes up to the attic and she starts to blow. he's really loud horn to to alert the black protection society that we're in trouble that you need to come. 80 people show up and surround william parker's house with like guns rifles pitchforks farm equipment and the whole time she's blowing the horn us marshals are shooting into the attic to try to get her to stop blowing up to kill her basically and she hides behind this this wall, so she's protected but women i mean that act in and of itself all of the resistance of christiana c

jessica parker, bbc news. time for the weather with sarah keith—lucas.s in short supply further south. this was the picture in devon during sunday afternoon, heavy rain there and will continue to see heavy downpours to this evening and overnight through south—west england, south east area is also having heavy showers, some of them don't mix ten in the south. localised flooding possible by tomorrow morning. —— thunder mixed in. tomorrow, for scotland, northern ireland and northern england, sunshine, cloudy skies are further south, some outbreaks of rain. a bit of sunshine foot southern england to developing, but also scattered heavy showers and thunderstorms by the time we get the afternoon. not much in the way of a breeze around, if you do catch one of these showers it could be slow—moving but they are few and far between. many areas dry and in the sunshine, temperatures up to 21 or 22 degrees. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven... sajid javid says he recognises the "huge responsibility" facing him as he takes over as health secret

parker. ms. hammer you are recognized for five anyone else to give an oral presentation of your testimony. >> chair green, ranking member emmer and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today. my name is sara hammer i'm managing director of the stephens center for innovation in finance and senior director of the alternative investments program at the wharton school of the university of pennsylvania. i also oversee the block chain laboratory within the stephens center at wharton. digitally i am adjunct professor of law at the university of pennsylvania law school where i keep an upper level course on financial regulation. before i proceed i'd like to note that the views i express today are my own and not the views of the wharton school or the university of pennsylvania. block chain is a shared ledger that facilitates the recording of transactions in a network. today block chain technology infiltrates, empowers a myriad of institutions, functions and assets in the un

ashley parker, pulitzer prize winner bureau chief for the washington post. jonathan, carl chief washington correspondent for nbc news. longtime white house correspondent. his recent book, front row at the trump show, out now in paperback. and his forthcoming book at the end of the administration be trail is now out this year. and back with us barbara quaint of former veteran processor for the eastern district of michigan worked with the doj during the transition happens to be a professor at her alma mater university of michigan law school. cohost of the posh cast sisters in law, along with three other friends of ours. good evening, welcome to you all. counselor, indeed, i need to begin with you. what's kind of thing would happen inside of that meeting between trump's lawyers, and the new york district attorney? what do we think, what do you think, barbara, maybe coming? >> i think that kind of meeting is what we sometimes referred to as dog and pony show. the prosecutor shows its card, these documents in this testimony and the crimes were committed. what are

we thank you, former mayor parker, and thank you for the fight of equality. though we did not make it in the city when we tried to do an ordinance to indicate that bathrooms were not important and no one in this community should be characterized as attacking anyone but just wanting freedom and justice. we like to recognize a few organizations that continue to do great work. the houston glbt political caucus. montrose center, many of these were pioneers doing the work that was so important. i'm reminded of the ryan white treatment act. as a member of the houston city council i was honored to be the only member of congress that came from houston, texas, to stand by ryan white and his family here in the united states congress with the late former senator ted kennedy and senator orrin hatch, the two co-sponsors, stand right next to him in a sweating, very small room. i'm not sure why they selected that small room. they must have believed we were not coming from everywhere to witness this historic moment of the ryan white treatment act and to meet ryan white at th

holder edward gorsuch comes to his house to retrieve these slaves because parker has a reputation. and when his wife sees what's happening, the interaction between her husband william parker and this slave holder and it's getting tense and words are being exchanged, over my dead body type stuff, people are brandishing weapons, she says to her husband, should i sound the alarm? i think i will sound the alarm. she goes up to the attic and starts to blow this really loud horn to alert the black protection society that we are in trouble and you need to come. 80 people show up and surround william parker's house with guns, rifles, pitchforks, farm equipment. and the whole time she's blowing the horn, u.s. marshals are shooting into the addict to try to get her to stop blowing, to kill her basically. and she hides behind this walls, she's protected, but i mean that act in and of itself, all the resistance, it could have gone horribly had she not thought to sound the alarm and not risked her life to sound the alarm as well. we make them footnotes, but they really need to be features. >> b

he's saying it's all b.s. >> ashley parker, you get the last word. is there any way to measure the level of concern in trump world that a world of hurt is about to come down on them from the manhattan d.a.? >> well, the way you measure now that his twitter account has been taken away are his public statements he puts out through his tack on e-mail, and he weighed in with something he had written himself. there's also what people in his world are saying. but i think the real effect on this, depending on what happens, and this is what we saw during his presidency, too, even an agitation like this, something that starts maybe not with the trump organization at large but with his cfo, it's like a little pebble in his shoe that irritates him and irritates him and makes him behave increasingly erratic ways. the stakes are lower because he's not president, but he's starting to do rallies again, he's starting to do more media again, and this is the kind of thing that will lodge in him in the statements he puts out, the ways he rallies his base and the claims

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sarah jessica parker with this photo. first table read got here way too early.at the read through was like an ice cream sundae. tasty stuff. doesn't it feel like 1998 all over again? >> i loved 1998. >> i have some regrets from 1998. that's a different story. >> we were all laughing. >>> the spice girls -- ♪ stop right now ♪ >> the spice girls are all back together again for a good cause. victoria bell beckham, mel b, mel c altogether again for a good cause. sporting a new t-shirt that says proud and wanna be your lover. 100% of the proceeds from the sales of the shirt go to a charity combatting homelessness. the shirt is designed by victoria beckham who wrote pride to me is a celebration of being completely yourself. this year's t-shirt is a reminder of that. the spice girls championing accepting yourself and others, being kind, having fun and living your best life and girl power. right, whit? >> oh, yeah. >> the lgbtq plus community is so close to my heart and i'm so proud to be supporting pride 2021 with the girls. the shirts are available on victoriabeckham.

ashley parker, pulitzer prize-winning white house bureau chief of the washington post.julie pace, washington bureau chief and assistant managing editor for the associated press and veteran attorney c.k. hall for it. she is ceo of the c.k. hovered form and atlanta which deals with civil rights litigation. she's council to jesse jackson and the rainbow push coalition and president of the national bar association, the country's oldest network of predominantly black judges and attorneys. good to see you on this monday night. julie pace, it seems to me not and significant that the president met with senators manchin and sinema. should we read something into it? with this it tell us? >> i would think it's very significant that those are two of the senators that he met with today because they are so crucial to his ability to get all of these legislative priorities through on infrastructure and voting rights. this really hinges on his ability not just to forge a bipartisan coalition which is certainly when he is aiming for and some of these instances boats that keep this democr

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parker center has a glass entrance and people were throwing rocks at the doors.sioners and they were frantically searching for gates. gates was unreachable because he was at a fund-raiser. >> i was standing in front of parker center trying to protect the building, and my wife said, are you watching television? they're beating a guy up in the middle of florence and normandy. >> terrible, terrible pictures. >> in our living rooms, we saw in realtime reginald denny smashed with the big cement block. >> and there's no police presence down here. they will not enter the area. >> it sent a message to everybody else that that is a free for all. there are no police. there's nobody that's going to stop you. so people poured into the streets. and the violence spread from that. >> no justice. no peace. >> where's lapd? what the hell's going on here? once you don't control something like that early on, it explodes and continues to explode. and that's what happened here. >> martin luther king jr. said that riots are the language of the unheard. in the song, they're saying this

jessica parker, bbc news.ritain, including st paul's cathedral, the british museum and the bank of england. the gleaming white limestone is mined on a tiny island off the coast of dorset, which could soon be made into a tourist attraction, as ollie peart reports. this hole may not look like much, but inside is a physical archive of the history of earth. this is mark. he's lived on portland his whole life, and he's worked here for almost a0 years. he designed this mine, and it's true to say he loves this place. i started as a trainee quarryman back in the very early 1980s, and i've been here ever since, really. i heard that geologists lick rocks. some of us do. why? sometimes you can you can pick up diagnostic things about rocks from licking them. portland stone is exactly that, it's stone from portland, and these rocks have literally built every building you've ever seen. well, not every building, but some pretty iconic ones. buildings such as st paul's cathedral, the british museum and the un building in new

our political correspondent, jessica parker, has more.weeks as england's final release from lockdown is pushed back. but delay won't defeat the virus. taste pushed back. but delay won't defeat the virus.— pushed back. but delay won't defeat the virus. we must learn to live with _ defeat the virus. we must learn to live with it. _ defeat the virus. we must learn to live with it. and _ defeat the virus. we must learn to live with it. and with - defeat the virus. we must learn to live with it. and with every i to live with it. and with every day that goes by, we are better protected by the vaccines and better able to live with the disease. vaccination greatly reduces transmission, and two doses provides a very high degree of protection against serious illness. but there is still millions of young adults who have not been vaccinated. and exhilarated vaccination programme will run up to the so—called freedom day ofjuly 19. bm is to have most adults offered a double dose and of 185 offered at least one. from today, vaccines are opening up today

i think warby parker ipos are interesting. a trend setter he is i do like that company and i do like the name. >> okay. that said, lesley, i want to circle back on this point that michael raised could this be them testing the waters for additional ipos >> oh, absolutely. the valuation that krispy kreme is seeking maybe making 3x their money at the high end of the range. this would be an enormously successful turn around in just about six years or so. so, you know, when you put that into perspective of a company that -- or a firm that's not really in the business of flipping companies and not really their kind of m.o., it could be -- you know, we could potentially see more panera is one that's been floated out there given they recently raised additional money as an another ipo to look for. >> j.b. seems to hold pretty much all of them i would say household favorites, but fast casual and that sort of thing. all the more reason to watch how this goes. >>> let's talk about morgan stanley seeing momentum, ahead still for the mining

jessica parker, bbc news.weather across the uk, hazy across much of scotland and northern ireland, dry, set to be dry for several days if not all of the week ahead whereas for much of england and wales, a lot of cloud around. you may see outbreaks of rain as well, especially southern england because we are closer to low pressure bringing rather more unsettled weather in the week ahead and the potential for quite unsettled weather in the week ahead and the potentialfor quite heavy, thundery rain in particularfor southern england and south wales. more of this rain will start to push in to the next few hours and heavy as it does so. sunshine towards western parts of wales, the far north of northern england, the lion's share is in england and —— scotland and northern ireland. turning wet and more widely across southern england, parts of east anglia, the midlands and wales, into this evening and the night. rain might bring flooding to southern counties of england and south wales, potential for torrential bursts may

jess parker, thank you.ead of the g7 summit which starts on friday. it's the first foreign visit for the us presidentjoe biden since his election, and it will be the first meeting between him and borisjohnson as leaders. there are big issues ahead of them, including a future trade deal, and the northern ireland protocol. ahead of the summit talks, our north america editorjon sopel has been speaking to the us national security advisor, jake sullivan. if the administration were producing a bumper sticker for this trip, it would be "america is back", a point underlined by the president's national security advisor speaking exclusively to the bbc. when we show up in cornwall, we will be there to help lead the g7 in ending the pandemic. we will be there with incredible domestic growth to help power our global economic recovery. i think we will be showing, through our deeds, that the united states is capable, right now, today, i've actually right now, today, of actually delivering bold and decisive action to help s

joining our conversation is missy ryan, "washington post" reporter, and ashley parker is still here as there's stuff out there. let me play that first. >> what is true, and i'm actually being serious here is that there are -- there's footage and records of objects in the skies that we don't know exactly what they are. we can't explain how they moved, their trajectory. they did not have an easily explainable pattern. >> and then 60 minutes very soon after had a long report. let me play some of that as well. >> you know, i think that we have sort of said, hey, man, if i saw this solo, i don't know that i would have come back and said anything because it sounds so crazy when i say it. >> you understand that reaction? >> i do. we've had some people tell me, you know, you say that you can sound crazy. i'm not a ufo guy. >> but from what i hear you guys saying, there's something. >> yes. >> oh, there's definitely something. i don't know who's building it, who's got the technology, who's got the brains but there was something out there that was better than our airplane. >> ashley parker, ente

and locked downs meant fewer pilgrims visiting hostiles and restaurants was now pub owners, like parker lopez, are slowly trying to get back on their feet. it said, you don't know. it's important that the pilgrims are coming back and it gives us a good feeling and helps us forget the past year with that and you give us all ah, no one has already covered 65 kilometers, stopping at a hospital overnight. he's more than halfway there. but his feet are sore, it's a struggle. last year he was hit hard by a coby infection and he's still feeling some of the effects. but i me, the la they, when the, when i recovered from covered left the hospital. but it was those something was missing a better method that i will. it was a federal kind of now to be able to return to the camino de santiago despite the virus and all the difficulties. it's like having a 2nd life. they say it will be after 3 days, he has reached santiago, the destination of all pilgrims on the way of saint james. all the my know though has made it for the 99th time. you go to campus, stella in latin with the cathedral stamp effect,

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sarah jessica parker's wines were on sale in 43 us states, and are expanding global distribution.decanter. good morning to you. is this just really a bit of a gimmick? and also, i was surprised to see that wine drinking is in decline. i thought it was going up in the lockdown. ,, ., thought it was going up in the lockdown— thought it was going up in the lockdown. , ., lockdown. so, in terms of wine drinking. _ lockdown. so, in terms of wine drinking. i _ lockdown. so, in terms of wine drinking, ithink— lockdown. so, in terms of wine drinking, i think it _ lockdown. so, in terms of wine drinking, i think it is _ lockdown. so, in terms of wine drinking, i think it is so - lockdown. so, in terms of wine drinking, i think it is so hard i drinking, i think it is so hard to tell because there are lots of different factors at play. people were drinking more at home because we were not in restaurants, we were not at the pub. but i think there is a lot to be said about how the younger generation are turning more teetotal. i also think that the boom and spirits, craft spirits, cocktails, ma

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all right, thank you very much indeed, jessica parker out there, our political correspondent.f a million coronavirus deaths, making it only the second country after the us to pass that figure. more than 2,000 people have died of covid there in the past day alone. it's led to protests this weekend over president bolsonaro's approach to dealing with the virus. experts say the outbreak could get even worse because of a slow vaccination programme and the beginning of winter in brazil. mark lobel reports. as covid deaths reach half a million here, the painful goodbyes continue. but some blame the government for that, accusing them of initially letting the virus spread, to build up herd immunity and for rejecting masks and social distancing. leading to visible anger at this unenviable milestone. translation: the feeling here is one of indignation. | we can't stand it any more. the government is worse than the virus. translation: he took too long to buy the vaccine. - herd immunity won't do any good. the only immunity you can get is with the vaccine, there is no other way. i have los

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how new regulation proposals could impact the broader tech sector josh brown is with us and adam parkerlose. we're into the summer kind of lull >> josh alone napping in his pool >> did you nap >> no. not good about naps. >> but also, the machines don't sleep. and so i do think it's been a lot of kind of this very much mechanical trading at this top of the range that the nasdaq has shown this outperformance and in a way the big growth stocks are this market's defenses because you've not seen, even when we got the jolt last week you've not seen outperformance by the traditional defensive sectors. it's more about, gee, nasdaq has underperformed for nine months there's a little bit of attacking in that direction. i don't see it as a strong brand-new leadership team but it's holding the market together for now. >> adam parker welcome to the show. it's been a while. want to hear your view on the market i think you're bullish on equities why? what's driving that view >> pretty easy you always sound -- and for me, you always sound smart. but it's four things earnings are growing the economy is

that'sjessica parker there at westminster for us.to cut foreign aid temporarily could be facing a significant rebellion in the commons, as a group of conservative mps has strongly criticised the move as morally devastating and lacking in global leadership. ministers want to cut the aid budget by around £4 billion this year, arguing it will still be contributing around £10 billion, and that the pandemic means spending has to be curbed. but it's up to the speaker to decide whether the amendment put forward by the rebels should be voted on in the commons later today. here's our political correspondent iain watson. pre—pandemic, the uk was a leader in providing overseas aid. at last november the chancellor announced what he described as a temporary cut, saying the spending would go back up again when public finances improved. today, his conservative critics say want to ensure the cuts really are temporary and they want a commitment from the government to increase aid from the beginning of next year. increase aid from the beginning of nex

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our political correspondent jessica parker is here. and more people get their second jabs, this issue of whether they should be allowed more freedoms is only going to grow. yes, it is all part of this conversation around living with the virus. _ conversation around living with the virus. a _ conversation around living with the virus, a phrase we often hear and what _ virus, a phrase we often hear and what it_ virus, a phrase we often hear and what it actually means. we virus, a phrase we often hear and what it actually means.— virus, a phrase we often hear and what it actually means. we now know a stud is what it actually means. we now know a study is looking _ what it actually means. we now know a study is looking at _ what it actually means. we now know a study is looking at this _ what it actually means. we now know a study is looking at this idea - what it actually means. we now know a study is looking at this idea of- a study is looking at this idea of daily tests instead of quarantining, for people who might have come into contac

not to have a friendly or normalized relationship because that's not possible. >> parker back to biden, this may require some philosophizing on your part but let's give it a go. there is such a difference between romantic washington and actual washington as you know. there's a difference for this president between symbolism and substance. a lot of people have pointed out with the notion of how things are going to go. the criticism is there is more at his disposal that they're not using. there's more he's not doing for instance. there are issues where we can act unilaterally that he hasn't thus far. >> there are and there aren't i mean you're right that biden comes to office with a long-standing abiding belief in the power of words and symbols and rhetoric and that's from the way he launched his campaign in charlottesville. that's from some of the speeches he gave outstanding before his historic backdrops in gettysburg he talks about unity and more recently going to tulsa to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the race massacre there. you think that's important and historians and other

. >> dana: i was on andy parker culture scavenger podcast.ulture podcast. this week everything will be okay podcast. my first boss on capitol hill and deign who has amazing scottish accent. jesse,i do have time to could this corny joke in this was voted the number one dad joke in the u.k. for 2021. are you ready? i once hired a limo, when it arrived the guy driving it walked off. i said excuse me, are you not going to drive me in the guy told me that the price had didn't include a driver. so i spent hundred pounds on a limo and had having to chauffeur it. [laughter] good one? >> jesse: that was really good. >> greg: typical 1% humor. >> jesse: if i was dana perino podcast how i saved the world. she is the best podcaster ever. >> dana: "special report" suspect next. hey, mike. >> mike: as a dad who likes to joke i like the joke. thanks, dana. >> dana: great. >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight, we are following two major stories. president biden says he and a bipartisan group of se

jessica parker, bbc news.imental medicine at imperial college london and also a member of the uk vaccine network. he is also a member of nervtag, one of the groups of scientists advising the uk government on the pandemic but speaking to us in a personal capacity. do you think the prime minister is going to make the decision to delay by a period of possibly up to four weeks? t’m by a period of possibly up to four weeks? �* ., ., by a period of possibly up to four weeks? �* . . ,. . weeks? i'm afraid the scientific advice is pretty _ weeks? i'm afraid the scientific advice is pretty uniform, - weeks? i'm afraid the scientific advice is pretty uniform, that l weeks? i'm afraid the scientific advice is pretty uniform, that aj advice is pretty uniform, that a delay really is essential if we are to not lose all the advantage that we gained by massive effort over the last few months. it does seem quite clear that the third wave is under way and we need to really keep a very close eye on what's going on and learn more

downing street and sources are saying, jessica parker is telling us we have got a guide from people indata. the most likely option seems to be a four week delay, although others are being considered, and there also saying they're discussing things like weddings and whether it might be possible to ease restrictions for weddings, even if other restrictions for things like football matches you can have. doubtless we will hear more. i suspect borisjohnson will be pinned on that when he does his news conference at the g7 at the end of the event on sunday. do you want to talk a bit about the front of the ft? yeah, there's... yeah, there's. .. it's yeah, there's... it's not like a commitment. it's not written down, it's just something you said. with people who are going to be talking to... but the g7 is fundamentally... i wrote a column today comparing it to caligula's bridged 2000 years ago — sorry to confuse viewer. trio. - sorry to confuse viewer. no, ou're - sorry to confuse viewer. no, you're come — - sorry to confuse viewer. no, you're come losing _ - sorry to confuse viewer. no, you're

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jessica parker, bbc news.escribing how he escaped being swallowed by a humpback whale. in a modern day version ofjonah and the whale, the story of the man who spent three days and nights inside one, michael packard says he was diving off the coast of cape cod in massachusetts when he felt a huge bump and everything went dark. aruna iyengar has the story. he's sore and limping a little, but he's lived to tell the tale. michael packard, a lobster diver for a0 years, was out diving with his friend when he was swallowed by a whale. all of a sudden ijust felt this huge bump, and everything went dark, and i could sense that i was moving, and i was like — oh, my god, did ijust get bitten by a shark? and i was actually in his mouth probably a good 30 seconds. but i still had my regulator in my mouth, i was still breathing. and i wasjust wondering, actually, one of the things that went through my mind wasjust, my god, what if he does swallow me? and here i am, i'm breathing air, am i am going to breathe in this whale's

. >> peter parker and the pope. >> yes. nice. >> we have been working together a long time. that's it for kpix news at noon. we are >> steffy: thanks. i wish there was something i could do. seriously, finn and i are here if you need anything. >> hope: all the same goes for you. i know this has been difficult for your family as well. i mean, neither one of our daughters gets to see liam. >> steffy: [ sighs ] i'm just dreading kelly asking me where her dad is. [ phones beeps ] [ sighs ] >> hope: the kids won't be back for another few hours. >> steffy: you need a break. >> hope: [ sighs ] liam wants me to tell the kids what's happening but... i can't.

dallas fed president robert kaplan, philly fed president parker, talking about that they want to get this conversation about tapering asset purchases sooner than later. that is another thing we will be listening for and the press conference, any hint as to whether that discussion began today. the other interesting thing to keep in mind is that there seems to be pretty widespread consensus even in the hawkish wing of the committee that some of the inflation we are seeing now is very much transitory, not expected to last. that is another interesting possibility for the statement tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. some fed watchers have expected that right now, they do have a record of inflation being transitory. they could double down and had a look more color to reinforce -- and add a little more color to reinforce that message that inflation is here to stay. caroline: we will take a drink every time they say transitory. we thank you. for more on the fed rate decision, tune in tomorrow for our special programming. coming up, the rise of alternative assets. trading cards, sneakers, markets. what is

ashley parker, pulitzer prize -winning bree or chief for the washington post. errin haines, a veteran of the associated press, now editor at large over the 19th. a nonprofit, nonprofits focused on gender politics and policy. and frank figliuzzi, former fbi assistant director for counter intelligence. he's also the host of the new podcast called, the bureau. we'll let you decide what is it. up >> hey, actually i'd like to begin with. you job one of this incoming administration was getting the pandemic under control. now it seems like about job number eight, louis no less urgent, in this country where everything is upside down currently, what are the politics right now of insisting that as a nation we are all well? or at least we've given they are best effort? t >> this is the key thing that biden came into office understanding we needed to get under control. and in some ways, it is a testament to the fact that he could be worried about other crises now. right? like what he will sue to putin. what to do about his infrastructure bill. it's a sign that this pandemi

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jessica parker, thank you very much. _ definitely remained. jessica parker, thank you very much.st figures on the pandemic show that in the past 24 hours, three deaths were reported. people who tested positive within the past 28 days. there have been... an average of 7439 new cases every day over the last week. this means more than 41.6 million people have had theirfirstjab, 79th .2% -- 79.2%. have had theirfirstjab, 79th .2% —— 79.2%. just under 30 million people have now had both doses of the vaccine. that's 56.9% of uk adults fully vaccinated. let's talk to doctorjulian tang. he is a virologist at the university of leicester. thank you very much. what do you make of the explanation given for the purpose served by this month—long delay? for the purpose served by this month-long delay?— month-long delay? yeah, it's interesting — month-long delay? yeah, it's interesting briefing. - month-long delay? yeah, it's interesting briefing. what - month-long delay? yeah, it's| interesting briefing. what they month-long delay? yeah, it's- interesting briefing. what they are trying to do is

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so thank you to all of you. >> clerk: hello, michelle parker?y thanks there and my excitement about some of the collaboration that we have with the fall, and ways to involve p.t.a. -- p.t.a.s and understanding how students with disabilities and general education students first. these are over and over and how our schools are only as good as our special education programs are. >> clerk: thank you, you're out of time. sorry. >> caller: thank you again. >> clerk: all right. hello, rebecca? >> caller: hello, can you hear me? >> clerk: yes. >> caller: hi, i just wanted to give an amazing, like, thank you and appreciation to the c.a.c. like megan said, all of our goals in special education committee are totally aligned with everything that you put out, and i love how articulate and clear you guys were on your goals and i really appreciate that. i do want to add that we'll try to hold the district accountable as well. we want to make sure that we're doing better by our students. just want to add a little comment that i have been serving the members abo

and donny, father of 16-year-old parker saxton. i want to thank you all for joining us.i want to start by asking you. i know you've been on testosterone for a little less than a year now. if this law in arkansas goes into effect, how is that going to impact you? >> it could impact me in so many different ways. since starting on my gender-affirming care, my confidence and happiness and overall mental health, well-being is just shot up and i'm doing so much better. it could impact that a lot. >> mom, how worried are you about this? >> i'm worried. i'm trying really hard to be cautiously optimistic, but i'm worried that all of the progress that he has made could come to a halt, and that the happy, well-adjusted kid that i know now could be impacted in a negative way if this were to take effect. >> amanda, your daughter brooke is 9 years old. i know you've already been meeting with medical providers to discuss brooke's care down the road in the future. what worries you right now? >> i mean, it's unconscionable to me that a law would make my child go through something that sh

bases loaded for parker nolan he gets plunked by that christian mccloy fast ball.ust getting started. jason gonzalez 3-1 shot off of jeff patrick. they scored 7 in the first and they win it 8-2. they look to close things out tomorrow night. >>> abc 7 >>> all right that's it for tonight. thanks for watching i'm >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, chris pratt, michael cohen, and music from the isley brothers featuring snoop dogg. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. that's very nice. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. welcome. [ cheers and applause ] i appreciate it. thanks. sit down. please. relax. i have to say we have safety measures in place. i am still getting used to the masks in the audience. feels like i just woke up in the middle of having surgery and they called in a huge team of medical students. look at how big this guy's liver

it's a beautiful day at the lake winslow and her friend miss parker the holiday means more than a day off now. gives it more recognition. and i think that's why it is more actively celebrating right now. today because it has been recognized telling the that we know. but more people can understand the plight juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in the united states in 1865 oaklanders kicked off celebrations with full of food art. >> music and dance. >> finally, they made a day of president joe biden signing of juneteenth national independence day into law has been a long time coming. but people say more work is ahead tried and did a great thing. but black people have been celebrating juneteenth. and i think we will continue and hopefully it's the start of much more to come takes time. its name that get to point where people understand. >> our struggle it's never likely taken for we know and it everything to me now even more so. >> juneteenth celebrations continue sunday. there are planned events at the solano county fairgrounds in vallejo and san francisco's gilman park reporting