so it's something to not it's not just about the percy cost but also about how many people you can send at one time so you think about the international space station and this is the primary purpose of this crew dragon it requires constant nature maintenance and part of that is due to age but also because we're in a how this environment with a lot of experiments and kind of learning as we're going so the savings on percy plus being able to send additional people at one time that really allows us to maximize the potential of the i assess offers and now rick are there are some major concerns about having private companies becoming the leaders in space flight and exploration i mean it's not always the most trustworthy situation when you put a private company in charge of something that is so important obviously on these 1st several we will see the most everything take precedent and safety and everything but there are the concerns that as people get complacent in the private sector and they start to try to cut you know save money is that a concern for you. you're inferring that we should tr

percy will be handled by two victim advocates. when courts reopen , core dogs are used in a dozen counties. >>> the back-and-forth against the stay at home emergency in michigan. >>> here in the bay area sewage spilling into in east bay lake? what led to the problem the what does it mean for access to the lake? >>> a judge has ruled that governor whitmer had the legal authority to attend the state of emergency in michigan. republicans sued saying that she had overstepped the law , today the court ruled in favor saying that the legislature does not have the ability to end the emergency declaration. this is the third time the court found in the governors favor during the pandemic. >>> state officials are trying to strike a balance between keeping people safe and not hindering business , here's more on the process of reopening across the country. >> reporter: as the world reaches 5 million confirmed covid-19 cases, the directors cdc says it is too early to know whether a resurgence of cases in the fall would recover. dr. redfield sai

there were no fans at percy a park but club back at least had some cardboard supporters to make it feel like home for the visitor later couzin and the inform parents after scoring twice last weekend the vindicated was at it again here. with just 6 minutes of the contest gone habits latched on to corinne bell robbie's pass and produced a delicate finish to put leverkusen at head. the hosts struggled to create chances but did cause leverkusen keeper lucas with that ski some trouble in the 41st minute to the finish stopper did just enough to keep his team ahead going into half time and make sure the away fans were smiling at the break. but then glock packs i'm young sensation marcus to level the scores. leverkusen is defense gave the forward too much space $11.00 after 51 minutes. but then disaster struck for clark back when nico a very took out bell robbie in the box. penalty to live accuser who else but haven't struck on the spot kick to make it to one and leverkusen confirmed their victory with 10 minutes to go spend bender found the corner somewhat for 2 to slay via his shoulder the 31

battle that could decide this season's turn to slake a race the league's top 2 clocks spark munich and percy dortmund clash back we'll bring you a preview. and soon as i was going to thank you for joining us it has been touted by us president i'll try brazil's jarboe scenario as a potential cure for the corona virus but evidence has been mounting that anti-malarial drug hydroxy chloroquine isn't effective and might even be dangerous now the un's world health organization has paused its trial of the truck it cited a major study published last week which found that a hydroxy floor when could lead to a britney os that's abnormal heart beats and worse than kobe patients survival chances the w.h.o. had already expressed skepticism about hydroxy chloroquine now it has announced it will stop its own trial of the drug while it further reviews the drug safety. were just acting i'm a bundle of caution based on the the recent results will still be strewed to ensure that we can continue safely without armstrong. let's get some perspective on the story with mohammad linear he's have just at britain's lan

his name is percy. is a black labrador. he is a highly trained court docket companies crime victims during crime investigations. he will sit with children and adults with developmental disabilities to help them stay calm. percy will be handled by two victim advocates was that homeowners are lifted and the courts reopen. dogs are used in more than a dozen counties.>>> coming up, new information about last year's outbreak tied to romaine lettuce. what officials believed was to blame. plus, some of the changes companies are exploring to keep workers safe when they come back. >>> he went out of his way to be as unpleasant as he could. >>>sports columnist. plus san francisco's oldest gay bar is closing. see why there is still hope. across america, business owners are figuring things out. finding new ways to serve customers... connect employees... and work with partners. comcast business is right there with you. with a network that helps give you speed, reliability and security. and enough bandwidth to handle all your connected d

looking to add to his 25 goals again today important because by in that league cuts of one point by percy dortmund yesterday and you mentioned thing the tight regulations on the fans there but there was a huge amount of scrutiny on the bundesliga yesterday in terms of how well play is and he had to social distancing bowls is that likely to be the case here again today. well i think we can expect a similar thing i think watching the games yesterday the 1st 20 minutes review notices the players are getting used today new surroundings have much more being 15 fake substitutes having to refound masks on the face but i think once they go start rolling in the tackles started flying in again the players got more used to it the one interesting thing celebrations as you mentioned some celebrations most celebrations were essentially this and not say hectic but when they were not kept invited to be civic sport his teammates jumped on him congratulated him now had said we understand will be punished by the d.f.l. because the day that if our german football league house is extensive right team concept

it belongs to walker percy. on the ride over there on the third shelf from the top is one of shakespeare and that is my favorite possession. adult 20 years ago we had agreed whichever of us died first would leave, walker would leave me to james or i would leave him shakespeare. he lost the contest. so that is walker james. he was on his deathbed and told his wife to make sure i got it. c-span: how many years ago did he die? >> guest: he died in 1990. c-span: shakespeare over there, did you read all of that? >> guest: several times. you can't read too much shakespeare. the beauty of the language and the skill with which he handles it. the language itself, shakespeare. when you get to talking about art and writing, [inaudible] then you talk about various others. c-span: we are going to go to the next room here. what is this one? >> guest: that is where i do my work. that's my work room, always has been. i had the desk and bookshelves built in. c-span: since 1967? >> guest: 66. c-span: it's going here and see what

my closest friend, walker percy has been dead for 11 years, hard to believe. but that's the way it goes. you take it as it comes and you hope with some form of grace. c-span: your mid to gwen, how long. >> guest: be 45 years good september. what it that like. >> guest: i can imagine being married to anyone for 45 years. it's just amazing. c-span: one thing i want to you to talk but is what is over here on this shelf. talk about time. i remember some things past that -- >> guest: marcel proust and right here is -- proust is my favorite 20th century writer, my mother gave me this full volume for my 17th birthday and every time i feel i've earned the right to do it i quit everything and re-read it. i've done it in the back of this when i wrote each time that -- there's the ninth reading, 1993. i haven't felt justified in taking off too much since '93. c-span: you have read this book, 3,000 pages. >> guest: yes. c-span: nine times. >> guest: right. c-span: why. >> guest: it's a -- two reasons. one is pure enjoyment. one of the mosten transing writer and he can tea

and finally tonight she is respected around the world for her leadership percy a man of deep and i would add her for me to new zealand prime minister to send to our has proven yet again that she won't be easily shaken not even by a tremor but just having a bit of an it's quite here i'm quite at quite a decent shake here but if you think things moving behind me the beehive moves a little more than most. yeah it's just stopped. now are we find i'm not under any hanging lights i look like i'm going to structurally sound sound place. that's what you call a politician there with staying power on live television well the day is almost done the conversation continues online join us on twitter either a g w news or you can follow me at brant golf t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then after. nearly 1000000 people killed in just 100 days. where one does younger generation did not experience a. 994 genocide budget daily living its consequences are. learning to overcome the psychological trauma one step at a time in the months up and down t

and that are independent and have dignity we will be able to prevail and they have tried to ousted percy and my daughter at least for the last 2 years with a very clear agenda they have tried to impose another government a fake government they have done this. operations with mercenaries they have blocked the venezuelan economy and they will not reach achieve their goals so it is by all means a prove that we are prevailing doctrine is not an automatic decision of press interim that they would have to kill millions in order to get control of our country and what the relations that we have with russia with china with iran and other nations are also a prove that we do what we can see there is good for our people not what washington can see there's is good for them well as i say my own pale secretary of state says no direct involvement in these coup attempts just finally on russia or in china they they didn't stop the destruction of africa's richest capita country libya can you really depend on russia and china as allies to protect you against a trumpet ministration that might want to invade

event and food and dancing and is a good time to celebrate like right when i got closely to cause percy time started to spread out and now you have more of the people who are waiting out to see what. so the 8 o'clock the curfew is in effect at this point in time is it expected people are planning to stay out in the streets and protest more or are they for lack of a better word fearing the national guard as they are preparing to come in. so the people these people who are where i'm this is a peaceful protest these people have no fear of the national guard they want to be able to stay out here pretty much say their chance and give their opinion but there are others who will do things they shouldn't be doing around the sign but those aren't really minneapolis people moving here 1st then there are people from different states coming in is taking old. you from your experience on the ground. sense that there's a difference between the peaceful protesters and what some people are calling the rioters or the revolutionists. or some of even call them opportunists what is the difference in mood be

we got him about called him abm libraries and local bookstores about a dozen that ranged from percy jackson and we said were going to read every day this summer and he said do i have to and i said yes unless you want to live in the garage. we really were careful to make sure to read books we thought would turn him onto it and by the end of the summer he made a dozen books and when he took his sats he got an 800 perfect score in reading. not every kid that will happen but they are all going to get a lot better. right now more than half the kids in this country do not read at grade level which is disgusting. that should be in every presidential debate. that should be dealt with every day people should be talking about it. half the kids in this country don't read at grade level, and it is correctable. i work with the university of florida and we are trying to work with the governor right now. they have a program a number of into the mid-80s they figured out some things that really if we can correct this. i don't know how to correct global warming or water problems or how to influence that as a

how this environment with a lot of experience and kind of learning as we're going so the savings on percy plus being able to send additional people at one time that really allows us to maximize the potential of the i assess offers and now rick are there are some major concerns about having private companies becoming the leaders in spaceflight and exploration i mean it's not always the most trustworthy situation when you put a private company in charge of something that is so important obviously on these 1st several we will see the most everything take precedent and safety and everything but there are the concerns that as people get complacent in the private sector and they start to try to cut you know save money is that a concern for you. you're inferring that we should trust the government more and by that. the goal here is transition from government science and exploration activities in space to the opening of a space in the front sooner where people can build businesses and routes well now that we eventually know their homes instance we want to get there but the only way to get there i

to do something more like bigger or stronger that was not big kate and for me that's the reason why percy i'm waiting on he seemed stopped talking to him last year and they never pursue him never went there with a contract they have. rarely in mclean virginia this was surely just a completely barking mad bombing idea from the get go if you've got a rag tag collection of colombians being orchestrated trained and run by 2 or 3 formerly u.s. green berets in theory the possibility was always there that they would end up squaring off against hundreds of thousands literally of venezuelan military it was never going to work. there but peter i think war has not been explained to your broad or yours thinking by the group you're seeing for them to understand is the stage as i what i think is this is a. if you do asian which 8 countries been held hostage and there's an attempt to. to free it and the head goes wrong maybe a badly identified company as a contractor that disappears the contractor continues to work with a ragtag group of venezuelan military officers who have left that as well that are i

and got him from laborers and local bookstores and we thought he would turn them on, they range from percy jackson to a wrinkle in time and we said, you reviewed every day this summer and he said to i have to, and i said yes unless you want to live in the garage, we read in our house, that's going to be the deal but we were careful to make sure that we read books that we thought would turn them on and by the end of the summer he read a dozen books and when he took his ss atc got a hundred perfect score in reading. not every kid is going to happen but they will all get a whole lot better, right now in this country more than half the kids in the country do not read at grade level which is disgusting. if that should be in every presidential debate, that should be dealt with every day, everybody should be talking about that, oh my god are you kidding, half the kids don't read at grade level, it's correctable. i work with the university of florida were trying to work with the governor, they have a program and they have that number, the university of florida has in the mid-80s, they figured out,

dozen libraries and local to enter bookstores that we thought would turn them on, they range from percy jackson to a wrinkle in time. and we said you're going to read every day this summer and they said i have to, and they said yes unless you want to live in a garage. but we were really careful to make sure to read books that we thought would turn them on and by the end of the summer he read a dozen books and when he took his ss atc got in a hundred perfect score in reading. not every kid is going to happen like that but they're all going to get a whole lot better. right now in this country, more than half the kids in the country do not read at grade level which is disgusting. that should be in every presidential debate, that should be dealt with every day, everybody should be talking about that, are you kidding half the kids don't read it grade level, it is correctable. i work with the university of florida and were trying to work with the governor right now, they have a program and they had that you number, the university of florida up into the mid-80s, they figured out some things, w

cause a lot of problems in our percy's terms it's been connected with so called years of optimization lost a lot of clinics a local physicians and for now this is the real problem with it in this dark it but for these. who do make leg of the all over if it was possible to. link to build the new clinics or at least a temporary clinic what we do it over make him around the mosque or different or another area original surgeon dr how difficult is it to get a picture of what's happening in the aside from moscow what's happening in the other regions say like dagestan or chechnya we had about. got here a situation. yes exactly about the church now but a german but all their software agents of russia they her likes. problems and it's always been allowed this because we didn't have enough information about this our agents and they have some. traditions of that old traditions what it's not exactly. consider good today and some terms or is not enough like sources. there's not enough money to pay physicians to is not enough kleenex. people and people under the. don't want to tell the. journalist

from percy jackson to a wrinkle in time. we said you're going to read every day this summer and he said do i have to? i said, yes, unless you want to live in the garage. we read in our house, that's the deal. but, but, but, we were really careful to get books we thought would turn him on. by the end of the summer he read books, when he took his ssat's, he got 800 in reading. right now in this country, more than half of the kids in this country do not read at grade level, which is disgusting. ... they figured out some things that really, we can correct this. i don't know to correct all the warming. i i don't think we'll have water problems. i don't how to influence that can actually solve a lot of this thing about kids reading grade level. you can do with your kids and grandkids. i guarantee books, i think my kids books are some of the best books by the way. i'm just doing one now. actually they came to me and said james, kids around the world we want them to know that albert einstein the scientific theories but they're very

please help me welcome the woman who needs no inspection, judy percy kelly. good afternoon. the labor commissioner and agricultural secretary and i and our teams have been working collaboratively are several weeks to assist the new jersey farming community as they open the fruit and vegetable growing season that has made new jersey renowned as the garden state. new jersey is famous for its cornty of crops, cranberries and the creativity of our farmers. yesterday we hosted a call with 85 farm owners, growers, county health and agriculture officials, the rutgers cooperative extension service, state board of agriculture and health care officials, including our federally qualified health guidanceers to discuss you are providing to the farmers and growers on how to keep their seasonal farmworkers and the whole farming community safe during this growing season. as i said earlier, testing of our seasonal farmworkers in south jersey is already underway. 507ar we have tested individuals at 11 farms. andave returned as positive are in isolation. this guidance will provide a framework

i was working for senator chuck percy from illinois. and as a junior lawyer i was assigned to work on a bill that became the civil service reform act of 1978. that was the project that was put on my desk during the course of the year writing that bill, every speech, every memo, every report started with almost the exact same sentence. this is the most important update of the civil service laws since president james garfield was shot by a disappointed office seeker in 1881 resulting in the pentdleton act of 1883. i must have written that sentence at least a hundred times and as a result i assumed it was true. and then some years later i started researching -- i had an idea for a book to write about a political convention back when political nominating conventions were the super bowl of politics. that's where parties came together, all the factions, they had it out and they picked a nominee. we haven't had a multiballot convention in america since the early 1950s. but in the 1800s, early 1900s, these were the great events. some of them we

their social distancing rules during the celebration to know when put spine back 4 points clear of percy dormant before he was weird to be playing without the fans today you know there's. no noise to be fair but it was ok i think we did our best we all love playing football so it felt great to be back out there you know it's always different if you have training or competition so it was very good body feels great and looking forward to the next couple of games. english premier league clubs will vote later on whether to return to group training the 20 teams or discuss the proposal which would see players training groups of 5 while still observing social distancing rules a planned restart on june the 12th a still not confirmed players in spain returned to group training from today live televised golf or turn to the u.s. for the 1st time since sport was shut down in the country while the one rory mcilroy in dustin johnson won a charity match which generated $5000000.00 for the fight against crowe in a virus david stokes reports. after 2 months away gopher was back live from florida but with

forgot their social distancing roles during the celebration victory was stores by and 4 point lead over percy at dortmund we're just hearing that english premier league clubs have agreed to return to small group training from cheese say players will be allowed to work out in groups of 5 while still observing social distancing rules no contact will be allowed to talk is the 1st step to restarting the season but one of the star players believes is still some way off man city is raheem sterling has been chatting to women's world cup winner megan rypien oh you come back in with one an hour weeks too because you need a full set yet or. go back and see if you're going to go back into competition where it's not your playbook. you know who's going to help. you do need. meanwhile all spanish clubs are now allowed to train in groups again these are shots of real betis taking advantage of the new season restrictions earlier on monday the league is still has not confirmed a restart date though roger is going to tell us no longer that he hasn't actually heard all kinds of different theories we hope to res

my name is matt percy and i am a student in the school of public policy. in my time at georgetown, i have had the opportunity to attend many discussion groups and special events. i can part of a team launching a student organization in the court migration andy policy initiative. it is a tremendous honor to introduce our guest tonight, senator mitt romney. growing up in utah, i can see the 2002 winter olympics ski jumps from my backyard. senator romney's leadership saved in the olympics and transformed my home state. from cofounding band capital to serving as governor of massachusetts, to running as the republican nominee for president, to representing the great state of utah in the u.s. senate, he has exhibited the best of american leadership in the private and public sectors. getting results while maintaining the upmost character and integrity. senator romney, thank you for being here to share your perspective with us tonight. the event is cosponsored by the georgetown college republicans and the georgetown bipartisan coalition. mwill hit it to our modera

wins 2 for wolfsburg hurts a 1000000000 and 2 saturday's game finished all square frankfurt against percya mention club back kicks off later on. in england the government has told the premier league to share money with lower league teams one player has taken it upon himself to make a personal contribution in captain harry kane has been shut sponsorship to force to leighton orient for next season kane started his senior career online to the north east london club in 2011 the club's 3 kids will bear a thank you message to health workers and charities leyton orient will also donate 10 percent of sales to good causes during these challenging times he has an opportunity up to them if you let you know it gave me enough for start when i was 17 i was gone within 2 most understanding and chance to help free amazing cruises there is an opportunity for them and it's been inspiring to see what i was going to do and then just go. to the different drugs it's really didn't start and watch as muslims and. leyton orient chairman told us that permeate players like harry cain have been unfairly criticized f

. >> percy brown. nato is a relatively successful organization. seto was not. i'd be interested in your views on the comparison contrast of the two. >> thank you. that's again a very interesting question. i think in the case of seto, you're dealing with regimes that were very poorly grounded in support within that political culture or, indeed, that society. so if you look at the iraqi month arc monarchy, iraq as a country had been created out of the collapse of the ottoman empire at the end of world war ii. a branch of the hashimites had been put in. there was no real grounding in it. there was no real popularity for it. in the case of iran, it was only the second of the members of the parlevy dynasty that had been put in. the first one only came to power in the military coup. he again had been a colonel in the 1920s. so again, a relatively poorly grounded regime. pakistan had only been there since partition in the '40s. so, all of these are poorly grounded regimes who have a very precarious political legitimacy, a political legitimacy that essentially rests on

it belonged to walker percy. on the right over there, on the third shelf from the top, is a limited edition of shakespeare. that was my favorite possession and the james was perhaps walker's favorite possession, and 20 years ago we get to talking and we agreed that whichever one of us died first, he would leave walker would leave me the james, or i would leave him the shakes -- shakespeare and he lost the contest and i won it. that's walker's james -- he was on his death bed and told his 2005 make sure i got it. >>> how many years ago did he die. >> guest: he died in 1990. c-span: that shakespeare, have you read all that. >> guest: men times i guess. you can't read too much shakespeare. >>> why. >> guest: because the beauty of the language and the skill which with he handles immigrant the language itself, shakespeare. we get to talking about art and write, shakespeare is out any calculations and music it's mozart and you put them off to. thes and then talk about various other people but they are from the moon. c-

the district attorney's office has a new member, a two-year- old black labrador, percy is highly trainedit with children with disabilities to help them stay calm while they are questioned. he will be handled by advocates. >>> >> breaking news out of pakistan. passenger plane crashed. dozens of people believe that we will bring you the latest developments. from coast to coast lifting restrictions and going into the memorial day weekend, a ceremony will be different, this year and where you will find businesses with no limitations. also, americans getting ready for the start of a subdued memorial day weekend. we will tell you what san francisco is doing to keep people at a safe distance for the weekend and beyond. >>> 2020, also, blue skies across much of the bay, a

a whole lot going on as high pressure builds back in things are going to be looking quiet for the percy no chance of rainfall marine layer will try to slip back in towards the middle of the week so you will have some fog during morning come area come days like wednesday morning and thursday morning temperatures today in the 60's and 70's with san jose at 72 livermore about do at 70 degrees. each well, oakland and hayward at 67 san francisco at 60 court today tomorrow and tuesday temperatures still remain uncomfortable, but definitely warmer than today and then we really see the kicking into gear by thursday and friday, especially our inland areas will be close if not to 90 degrees. well bayside areas very close to 80 and even some upper 60's to low 70's closer to the coast, lots of sunshine and definitely no chance of rain ahead this forecast. so one to stay hydrated as you're getting outside for those walks and definitely put the sunscreen on some bird for all that sign that we do have respect 7 dates back to you guys in the studio. >>thanks a lot. john is 8.16 right now in national ne