uno de los firmantes, el asesor polÍtico jj rendÓn asegura que juan guaido no firmÓ ese documento, algobiÉn un plan de ataque a venezuela con un objetivo, capturar al gobernante nicolÁs maduro. el estrategapolÍtico jj rendÓn entrevistado por la cadena cnn asÍ lo admite. una de las firmas es la suya. >> fue parte de un acuerdo preliminar que no llegÓ a hacerse efectivo, pero sÍ . >> el contrato si firma con el tiraque ex boina verde. ahora investigado por la autoridad estadounidense por trÁfico de arma. >> claro que lo hicey lo he hecho millones de veces, por cierto. >> entrenÓ y armó a militares venezolanosdesertores para la llamada operaciÓn". las fuerzas del rÉgimen capturaron a tres grupos. entre ellos, dos asesores militares estadounidenses que trabajanpara ellos. la televisiÓn oficial confirmase confesiones. jordan describen mis responsabilidades con silvery estÁ firmado por juan guaido. >> aunque la firma de de juan guaido aparece, el presidente se desvincula. segÚn su asesor polÍtico, jj rendÓn este no firmÓ, pero el rÉgimen sostiene todo lo contrario. >> pperfectamente se pueden

wherever you are in the world, welcome to this virtual interview from politico. my name is robert heath and i am the author of politicos "global translations." if you don't get my newsletter, you can get that. today, we are kicking off a a worldcalled " transformed." to discuss how the pandemic is changing global leadership. other countries, global ngos andons and global private sector groups are rising to the occasion. our guest today is kristalina georgieva, managing director of the international monetary fund, imf. i have had the privilege of getting to know her over the course of 10 years as a colleague and as a journalist and i'm delighted that she will help us understand what she calls the great lockdown. -- imf is pushing the emergency liquidity into the market. it is succeeding in getting a debt moratorium. ina.ome, kristal dir. georgieva: thank you very much. and hello to the obvious. ryan: we have people all over the world. glad you made it into the office. i'll start with an easy one. larry summers says we might have unemployment in the double digits f

haciendo referencia al partido polÍtico que corresponda.ro ciertamente estamos conscientes de que esto ha impactado no sÓlo al mundo sino tambiÉn a california, dice. seguiremos trabajando muy de cerca con legisladores y con el gobierno federal. tenemos la responsabilidad de estar listos para seguir adelante. habla de la propagaciÓn de la enfermedad y menciona de seis puntos especÍficos para poder reabrir la economÍa del estado. hace referencia sobre todo al distanciamiento social.esas restricciones... habla de un experto que estarÁ indagando sobre el tema para ser mÁs especÍfico, haciendo referencia a la apertura del estado pero esto serÁ de forma gradual. no serÁ de golpe. habla de modificaciones que podrÍan verse a travÉs del estado en cada condado, con colaboraciÓn y cooperación. habla tambiÉn de gente que conoce de la materia y que podrÍa ser varias especificaciones que tendrÍan que ponerse en efecto . hace tambiÉn referencia a toda la gente que ha hecho su esfuerzo ante esta pandemia, los hÉroes y heroÍnas que se han mantenido en pie.

nbc correspondent and ben white, "politico" correspondent and host of the podcast. exactly the two people i want to talk this all over with. ben, let me start with you. two sort of main characters today. i want to start with you. mnuchin. we just heard a little of what he had to say there. but his message, it seemed the message he wanted to deliver here had to do with reopening the economy. obviously, that's the president's preferred message on this. mnuchin talking about the risk

. >> no tengo dudas que fue algo polÍtico por investigaciones por parte del secretario. el 3 de abril despidio a quienes encadenÓ la denuncia el juicio polÍtico al presidente. 7 de abril sacÓ de su cargo al inspector general del departamento de defensa. el 1 de mayo despidiÓ a la inspectora general adjunta del departamento de salud que advirtiera de una escasez grave y generalizada de suministros en hospitales. 15 dÍas despuÉs lÍquido a steve. trump molesto ha minimizado el rol de los inspectores de investigar al gobierno. >> revisar a ver si divido estÁn envueltos en algo que sea fuera de la ley. y por eso tenemos inspectores generales. reportera. dicen que el presidente tiene derecho a despedir a quien quiera pero no por represalia, que eso es ilegal. patricia: y ahÍ cierto optimismo por el hecho de que casi todos los estados del paÍs iniciaron con menos restricciones por la pandemia. pero expertos de salud opinan que serÁ difÍcil eliminar mÁs restricciones mientras no haya una vacuna o medicamentos efectivos contra el virus. como nos dice dulce, se teme que no serÁ fá

i understand that sarah from politico's first up -- from politico is first up virtually, remotely. should we go to -- we will go to the room first. >> has there been any movement from the other side to the negotiating table? speaker pelosi: there will be. we will see. >> anybody reaching out to you to have these discussions? speaker pelosi: we will see. i think public opinion will be very much our friend in all of this. you have heard me say, as abraham lincoln said, public sentiment is everything. with it, you can accomplish almost anything. without it, practically nothing. the public sentiment out there the last few days i have been on the phone with the conference of mayors, the league of cities, the national association of counties, and their leadership and the rest. if you go to speaker.com/heroesact, you will see how so many cities, towns, -- townships, counties, and states across the country are saved by this. and they are saved not only from the cost of the coronavirus to them, outlays of funds, but the loss of revenue that universally, regardless of the amount of infection

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general ministro de la defensa durante el gobierno de chÁvez, y hoy en dÍa es uno de los presos polÍticose armamento de guerra. el domingo se frustrÓ un gran prix intento de incursiÓn donde ocho personas fueron abatidas y dos mÁs capturadas tras un intenso tiroteo. Éste inflamado la retÓrica oficial soluble o intento de golpe de estado. con los mismos sospechosos habituales. >> el objetivo central era matar al presidente de venezuela. >> el movimiento insurgente estÁ dirigido por un veterano de guerra estadounidense. y el capitÁn javier nieto, que han asumido la voz de grupo militar. nuestros hombres continÚa luchando en este momento.nuestras unidades han sido activadas en el sur, este, y oeste de buen de suela. el rÉgimen, con el tiempo que en caracas lidera otra guerra. entre grupos de delincuentes. y el silencio oficial se mantiene sobre la masacrecarcelaria donde 50 presos perdieron la vida a manos de efectivos de la guardia nacional. y esta crisis se ha desatado en medio de la pandemia del coronavirus.las medias de cuarentena han impedido las acciones de combate y militares. las esta

"politico" story in about this, the waste of food that goes on in the country. "politico" has a story where the first paragraph says "tens of millions of pounds of american grown produce is rotting in fields as food banks across the country scramble to meet a massive surge in demand, a two-pronged disaster that has bribed farmers of billions of dollars in revenue while millions of newly jobless americans struggle to feed their families." a couple of social media concern. one says that there is a farm in idaho with potatoes with no buyers to take them. deople who are in foods tha deserts would love to have those. isn't there something we have that is called a railroad? we need to find a way to stop wasting food. milk is still being dumped, billion's of gallons that could be turned into cheese, yogurt and used to be thousands of americans. heather, how do we stop the food waste at a time when we know there are people who need food? concern thatrm the your social media followers have expressed. there has been a ton of food waste in this country even before the pand

presidente lÓpez: respeto las opiniones, pero tienen que ver con los intereses polÍticos.ran. el presidente dice que el momento de mayor contagio podrÍa durar hasta el 20 de mayo. mientras tanto, aquÍ el llanto seguirÁ. patricia: varios cientos de bolivianos han acampado durante mÁs de una semana, en un parque cercano al consulado de bolivia, en santiago de chile. ellos esperan la aprobaciÓn para regresar a su paÍs. en medio de la pandemia que hace estragos en gran parte de amÉrica del sur. estÁn instalados en tiendas de campaÑa y no estar e respetando las grises sobre el distanciamiento fÍsico. el campeonato de fÚtbol de corea del sur reanudÓ sus partidos, tras una paralizaciÓn de mÁs de dos meses por la pandemia. pero lo hizo sin espectadores en los estadios. en los asientos se colocaron tarjetas amarillas y blancas. entrenadores y suplentes llevaban tapabocas. singapur presentÓ este robot para advertirle a los visitantes de un parque que deben mantener el distanciamiento social. el robot estÁ equipado cámaras y sensores que calcula el nÚmero de visitantes del parque. oc

en la sociedad, sÍ se va a chequear pero si no, no, estamos mucho mÁs atentos a las celebridades, polÍticoserencia en lo que estÁn haciendo ellos? >> bastante y me encanta tu pregunta. desde el punto de vista, lo que estÁ haciendo twitter no es. porque no se ve la etiqueta, el tweet de donald trump no se ve falso. cuando pinchamos el enlace no nos damos cuenta, no llegamos a un artÍculo con enlaces y podemos chequear la informaciÓn y ver la fuente. a una colecciÓn de tweets que estÁn publicados por otros medios de comunicaciÓn, y eso da mucho trabajo al usuario. no es un chequeo clÁsico tradicional. lo que estÁ haciendo facebook e instagram es dar la soluciÓn del chequeo de forma muy objetiva: es falso, es exagerado, es verdadero. el trabajo que estÁ haciendo twitter no cuenta con el apoyo. entonces faltan grados de transparencia que es un tema muy importante. no se combate la desinformaciÓn, sino altÍsimos grados de transparencia. carolina: te agradecemos por estar aquÍ, cristina hablando de un tema que en las Últimas horas se ha vuelto tan viral. mÁs adelante más informaciÓn. borja: me qu

"politico" blight this week, too.hey ran a story saying strum owed china millions of dollars and said he was going soft on the communist country because his company was on the hook. "politico" said the bank of china loaned trump money to do a nnlt real estate deal and the president had to paper at any minute. it turns out the entire story was fake. trump doesn't owe a single penny to the bank of china. friday evening "politico" received a statement from a representative from the china bank of usa that the bank thanked sold off or securitized its debt shortly after. saying the bank has no interest in any trump organization property. we updated the body of the article and the headline was changed to trump owed tens of thousands to the bank of china. imagine running a story that trump owed the chinese bank and not even calling the chinese bank to confirm it? at least they apologized. but wow, the damage was already done with the first headline. then you add a clarification way at the bottom? this is something dr. birx me

el polÍtico calificÓ la muerte de floyd de asesinato.que en este momento se requiere calma y no incitar a mÁs violencia. trump dijo que sus palabras fueron mal interpretadas. twitter dice que glorifican la violencia. patricia: en el Ámbito internacional, el presidente trump anunciÓ que pondrÁ fin a la relaciÓn de estados unidos con la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud, a la que ha venido cuestionando por el mal manejo de la pandemia de coronavirus. en abril, trump suspendiÓ en forma tan podada en las comisiones la organizaciÓn, unos $500,000,000 al aÑo, lo que equivale al 15% del presupuesto de la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud. pero ahora esta decisiÓn parece que se ha vuelto permanente. los comercios en todo el paÍs han comenzado a abrir aunque no ha terminado la pandemia y se reportan contagios masivos y muertes. sin embargo, empresas y negocios tratan de ajustarse a lo que se ha dado en llamar la nueva normalidad para funcionar. el departamento de trabajo divulgÓ una serie de recomendaciones para implementar en los lugares de trabaj

por cambiar reglas de votación, histórico cambio que dicen que es inconstitucional permiten que un políticoque puso etiquetas en los tweets alertando de que deben verificar la información >> amenazó trump con poner regulaciones a twitter pero dicen que lo puede hacer el congreso >> telemundo >> de una entrevista con nuestra cadena hermana el gobernador respondió una publicación del presidente en redes sociales, escribió que el voto por california iría a un fraude electoral masivo y responden diciendo que se debe de enfocar en datos reales y no opiniones porque la maleta por correo o por ausencia es utilizado en el país >> iremos a la pausa pero en breve autoridades hablan del cuerpo de un menor >> recobrarán peajes >> sigue el calor en la región mire como está el sistema con teorías para el norte de california contrario a lo que tenemos, pronóstico al volver >> subtítulos patrocinados por >> información en pantalla >> [♪ ♪] ¿qué tal? amigos hablamos del sistema . >> tema de baja presión mire la humedad es masa de aire frío contrario un sistema de alta presión es una baja presión definida po

creciente entre analistas expl afrent> yaantre analistas expl >> cualquier aspecto de nuestro deb tod polÍticotica o a la toc narrativa de esta naciÓn con este tema bipartidista donde se enfrentan de va a tocar ahora con este tema polÍtico partidista donde car donald trump y joe biden noviem0 presidente trump y el vicepres.ente bid el respaldoa el m a pasado ree jo un altoe el m a pasado ree bideasesor de cn a blancael mes donaldobama es el nuevo secreta prensa de la campaÑa demÓcrata. en washies elr vega s noticias telem nuevo secretarioe la campaña demócrata secretarioe >>con el buen clima playas y parques son el pun>to de recreación para muchos con el b relajaciÓn de las restricciones los parques y con ellon elo se pono de muchos,e hora tienen que mantener distancia y usa mascarillas es en luprueba pÚ las medidas de precchos goberaucións , perotran también hay quienes hacen caso omiso preocÓ quienes deciden hacer caso omiso a las reglas. las precauciones nunca estÁ demÁs en californi. >en california 180 feligrese celebraron s n guardalas madres en su iglesi violando la orden del gobierno ne

la gente confÍa mÁs en los mÉdicos para tener informaciÓn sobre el coronavirus por encima de los polÍticos en febrero del 2020 cuando 73% estaba dispuesto a votar. >> creo que es importante que nuestra comunidad, la comunidad latina reconozca durante esta crisis que es hora de liderarnos a nosotros mismos y elegir sÓlo a las personas que tengan nuestros mejores intereses. galo: el 76% de latinos sigan apoyando las Órdenes de permanecer en casa, a pesar de los problemas econÓmicos que este confinamiento les ocasiona. desde miami, florida, galo arellano, univisiÓn. enrique: organizaciones de la sociedad civil denunciaron que los servicios de migraciÓn y aduanas no aceptaron la donaciÓn de 500 mascarillas, 500 cubrebocas que llevÓ un grupo de mÉdicos al centro de reclusiÓn de aurora al este de dÉnver. la alianza popular explicÓ que el objetivo era suministrar la mascarillas y otros equipos de protecciÓn personal recluidos en las instalaciones, pero no pudieron hacerlo. patricia: cientos de trabajadores de mcdonald's en 20 ciudades del paÍs realizaron un paro en protesta por lo que califican c

pues tienen que ver con los intereses polÍticos.mento de mayor contagio durarÍa 12 días hasta el 20 de mayo. mientras aquÍ el llanto seguirÁ. ♪ ilia: el fiscal general de venezuela dijo que los individuos acusados de participar en una incursiÓn armada contra su paÍs serían acusados de terrrorismo, conspiraciÓn y trÁfico de armas de guerra. hay dos ciudadanos estadounidenses. agregÓ que su oficina pidió la detenciÓn y extradición del ex militar estadounidenses. director de la empresa reinvidicÓ la responsabilidad de la presunta incursiÓn. las iglesias en italia se preparan para restricciÓn de cierre. reanudaciÓn de las misas. el gobierno y los obispos firmaron un acuerdo para permitir asistir a las misas de fines de este mes poniendo fin a un enfrentamiento entre la iglesia y el estado por la cuarentena por el coronavirus. esta noche, ante la gran cantidad de trabajadores contagiados en las plantas procesadoras de carne polÍticos conservadores dicen que la culpa la tienen las condiciones en que viven los trabajadores hispanos. se cri

also "politico" reporting that the number of democratic progressive members are against the bill. john bresnahan of "politico" says, he tweets the speaker, speaker pelosi, says the house is still moving forward on a fisa vote despite republican requests to pull the bill. quoting pelosi, we'll act upon it today one way or another. we'll have live coverage when they do here on c-span. live coverage also a very historic day when they do vote hey'll vote by --. expressed my republican leadership this morning in their morning news conference outside the u.s. capitol. we'll show that to you again we'll have the house live when they gavel back in here on -span. mr. mccarthy: we thank you for coming. across this country we are seeing communities working towards opening up safely. in california, we are opening up churches, we are opening hair salons, even today in america we are going to send astronauts back into space. the only place that hasn't been opening is here on the capitol inside the house. we know we have a responsibility that is essential that congress does its work. today for m

greg: let's start with something adorable from politico.article called hobos were on women, they offered this sentence. it is true that more men are dying and women from covid-19 around the world but that is not exactly cause for celebration. isn't it nice of politico, mike dad's death, your son's death, not exactly a cause for celebration, now this casual endorsement of gender side was written by two people but is also seen by an editor, a copy editor, may be a terrified intern instill the line seemed okay with them. these are the same people that set their hair on fire every time trump makes an casual unedited, which they take literally, so can gasoline, light it and toss into what they call a debate. this was not offhand, this is edited, nice work politico. from now on your extinction will be exactly my cause for celebration. it's one example of the reflex of the media to inject psychotic woke is him into realms that have never belonged. since we've always poisoned sports, romance and movies with identity driven, why not science. and yet

una situación incómoda que se escala en cuestiÓn de segundos a violencia (gritos) así captaron al políticoe nunca se debe pasar y yo respondí para proteger a mis hijos . >> el concejal llamó a la policía, al llegar, las autoridades confirmaron tres personas habían sido agredidas por el concejal, y él aclara. >> brincaron la cerca para llegar a mi casa. >> el alcalde en un comunicado asegura haber tenido una plática con los manifestantes (hablan en inglés) . >> (información en pantalla) . >> tras este incidente, otro miembro del consejo anuncia esta tarde una propuesta de ley para terminar con el refugio en casa en fresno, tras la confusión de todo esto . >> noticias telemundo 48 . >> en méxico las medidas impuestas para prevenir el coronavirus de las cárceles del país desataron el caos en cuatro penales que dejaron a varias personas muertas y heridas, mientras esta mañana el presidente andrés manuel lópez obrador anunció su plan para reactivar el país, así como el fin del confinamiento. >> la esperanza de que vamos a caminar hacia adelante. >> el plan comenzará el lunes 18 de mayo, 269 mun

reportero: gracias al tÍtulo, ella va a participar a eventos polÍticos.exicana. pero los comerciantes no se han quedado callados, porque quieren que los ayude, ya que sin clientes no pueden pagar la renta. >> es difÍcil verlo vacío, no hay baile, no hay gente. reportera: ella ve con dolor cerrado su negocio por la ley de emergencia del coronavirus, y le preocupa que no sabe de dÓnde sacar miles de dólares que debe pagar para el alquiler. garcÍa se uniÓ hoy junto con otros comerciantes para reiterarle al consejo de la ciudad la peticiÓn que ya les enviaron por escrito. >> queremos reincorporarnos a nuestro negocio. >> es una decisiÓn que se debe tomar por medio del consejo de los angeles. reportera: chÁvez dijo que se estÁ discutiendo en el consejo dos mociones. >> una indica especÍficamente que los comerciantes se les perdone.. reportera: la oficina nos enviÓ este comunicado: " apoyo a los comerciantes, estamos tratando que la ciudad condone el pago de la deuda". presentador: hacemos una pausa. cuando regresemos hablamos pautas establecidas, elegimos quiÉ

this virtual event was hosted by politico. laura: so, i'm a national political reporter for "politico." i am joined by karen bass of california today, the chairwoman of the congressional black caucus. and a new york city physician, dr. uche blackstock, ceo of advancing health equity, which partners with health care organizations to tackle racial health disparities. we are here today to talk about the disproportionate impact the coronavirus pandemic is having on people of color, particularly african americans and latinos. it is an issue that i have spoken to policymakers about extensively over the last two months. we will discuss the push by lawmakers in public health experts for the data on coronavirus cases, the historic neglect of black and brown health that has led to this moment, what immediate action is being taken to mitigate the impact of the coronavirus on minorities, and finally, what can be done to address the long-standing public health issues that this crisis has brought to the forefront. we are going to incorporat

i understand that sarah from politico is first up, >> we will go to the room. been any movement from the other side to the negotiating table? be.ker pelosi: there will we will see. i have seen public opinion will be very much our friend in all of this. say, as heard me abraham lincoln said, public sentiment is everything. the public sentiment out there the last few days i have been on the phone with the conference of mayors, the league of cities, the national association of counties, and their leadership and the rest. speaker.com/ heroesact, you will see how so many cities, towns, counties are saved by this. they are saved not only from the cost of the coronavirus to them, thathe loss of revenue universally, regardless of the amount of infection you may have, everyone is suffering from loss of revenue. or theher it is that scientific support for testing, treating, tracing, it set or, or th -- or those about caring enough to have -- which is a stimulus. a pp based onting -- that is the only part of the plan that republicans in the senate like. do you or you migh

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she spoke with politico for about half an hour. today we're kicking off a series called a world transformed. it's exploring how the coronavirus pandemic is reshaping global leadership and exposing a new world order. the u.s. isn't the main or only center of that order, and other countries, global institutions, global n.g.o.'s and private sector groups are rising to the occasion. our guest today is the managing director of the international monetary fund, the i.m.f. please tweet us your questions using #askpolitico. i've had the privilege of getting to know her over the course of 10 years, first as a colleague, now as a journalist, and i'm delighted she's going to help us understand what she calls the great lockdown. the i.m.f. is pushing emergency liquidity into emerging markets. it succeeded in getting a debt mother tourm. it's got $1 trillion in lending capacity. is it enough? we're go b to find out. welcome. >> thank you very much. hello to the audience. >> absolutely. we've got people all over the world. so glad you made it to

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she's with "politico." >> think it's a much.ast week the judiciary hearing had the judiciary committee had hung on self preference on the issue you can talk about where a company gets more benefits to its own products as opposed to third party. in your view how does google preference self products? >> guest: it's worth taking a step back and think it helped ubiquitous and for the producta tool google is for consumers in terms of helping them discover information across the internet. today when a mom to search for pediatrician in st. louis, it's most likely being done on a smartphone device, either for iphone or android device. 65% of all search goes through smart phones. over half a smart phone search has local intent. it includes, involves a consumer looking for local business. when she does a search for a pediatrician in st. louis, instead of being matched with the best information across the web, above the organic results hardwired to the top of that page is a map with links to businesses. but instead of those links going to

. >> joining us now to discuss it, alex thompson from o"politico" and meredith mcgraw from "politico." alex, this is unusual for a few reasons. one of which being that we've had president obama making this high profile graduation speech instead of the incumbent president. it's unusual. then again, we have a pandemic to deal with. >> yeah. i mean, for the past three years barack obama's been chomping at the bit to take trump on. you may remember in december 2016 after the election he publicly said he thought he could have beaten trump. now over the past three years, he's been relatively restrained. sort of occasionally subtweeting the president, calling him out but not by name. people close to president told me that the last week they feel that they have been strategic moves. you know, he hasn't been going out publicly necessarily like going out on podcasts and tv and criticizing the president. but he did a 3,000 person zoom call with 3,000 members of the obama administration, called the trump administration's response to disaster, a way to try to get the obama alumni on to the field i

politico obtained audio recordings of three conference call meetings held between 24 april and 1st of may led by hhs and fema officials. they talked about medical supplies and a possible new outbreak as restrictions are lifted. politico says a may 1st conference call started with the head of the cdc's influenza division warning "the numbers of deaths definitely will be high." while this afternoon trump was asked about the risk. >> will the nation just have to accept the idea that by reopening there will be more cases, there will be more deaths? >> so i call these people warriors. and i'm actually calling them, now, as you know, john, the nation warriors. hopefully that won't be the case but that could very well be the case. we can't have our whole country out. we can't do it. the country won't take it, won't stand it. it's not sustainable. if somebody lost somebody, a parent or a wife or a husband or, you know, any brothers, sisters, if you lost someone, you can never make up for that by saying, wow, you're going to have a great year next year economically. and so you can never do tha

daniel lippman is white house reporter for politico. he's in washington.k to you. you have very good contacts in washington. what are you hearing about safety systems within the white house and also about the mindset of the president and vice president? we never see the president, for instance, ina we never see the president, for instance, in a mask? we don't. he says that all thinks to himself that it makes them look wea k himself that it makes them look weak and he doesn't want to be meeting with foreign leaders or dignitaries wearing a mask. the safety systems in the last 2a hours in the white house has really increased as those to a tested positive. for months now we have been monitoring the situation and white house aides proudly said they did not want to wear a mask. they do not wa nt to to wear a mask. they do not want to confuse the public. they do not want to make the public feel like everything is melting down, but they also wa nt to melting down, but they also want to protect president's safety, so they know that people can be asymptomatic and s

he is interviewed by an antitrust reporter for politico. >> google is during this traffic to himself -- to itself and de -oxygenating the world wide web ultimatelyg and harming consumers because they don't have access to the best information. >> watch monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. minister borise johnson told house of commons that the government would put in place -- [applause] premier li: fellow deputies, on behalf of the state council, i premier li: fellow deputies, on behalf of the state council, i will now report to you on the work of the government. i ask for your deliberation and approval.

daniel lippman of politico there.bating how best the justice department thejustice department in the us is looking at whether to bring hate crime charges in the killing of ahmaud arbury. he was shot and killed while out for a job was shot and killed while out forajob in was shot and killed while out for a job in atlanta in february. two men were arrested for his killing only after a national outcry at the handling of his case. electric car maker tesla has defied local health officials in california and restarted production at its factory there. alameda county, east of san francisco, wants tesla to stay shut. on saturday, the company filed a lawsuit against the county, claiming it was violating the state's gardens. with many countries debating how best and lockdown and allow shops and offices to open again, the main worry remains that the virus could spread again, leading to a so—called second wave of infections. dr eleanor murray is assistant professor of epidemiology at boston university. right now we're seeing a lot

politico reports the trump campaign sent a polling memo to surrogates saying president trump had made points against joe biden in the past three weeks. now they are split in a head-to-head matchup, tied at 48%. meanwhile, a new cnn national poll out today shows joe biden holding a five-point lead over president trump among registered voters, 51 to 46%. however, the same polling shows the president holding an edge in battleground states. the power panel joins me now. richard fowler, senior fellow at the new leader's counsel. guy benson, most of the guidance and show on fox news radio. both are fox news contributor's. great to see you. >> hey, harris. >> harris: why is joe biden slipping? >> richard: i don't think it's a slip, i think it's a natural shift in movement as you see in every election as you get closer to it. i think now more than ever voters are finally starting to pay attention, know that they are locked in their homes, they are paying attention to the candidates, giving all the candidates and extra review. i think that's why you're seeing the poles of inflow. if you take a

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