sammy: no..: so when you left for your honeymoon without telling anybody what was going on in the middle of all this construction, who finished it? sammy: you did. you -- joe t.: did you tell me what you were doing? did you tell me where you were? -sammy: yeah, i said -- joe t.: did you tell me what stage you were at? did you tell what vendor was coming? sammy: joe, did the place get built? joe t.: it did, because i slept on the bench. that's why it got built. sammy: joe, it was my honeymoon. i entrusted you 'cause you're my friend. joe t.: i know. but you're telling me right now that you feel like i make decisions without you. sammy: you do. joe t.: we didn't even see you, though, sam. you're welcome to come in this door and join the conversation any time you like. lemonis: listen, i've had enough. we have a franchisee scheduled to come here. he's expecting to see consistency, and there's chalkboards up here, you've changed the price of things -- it looks like chaos to me. why don't we do this?

sammy: around $250,000. covello: sammy! sammy: this is my partner joe covello. -lemonis: joe c. -covello: joe c., yes. -nice to meet you, marcus. -tranchina: joseph tranchina. -lemonis: joe c., joe t. -tranchina: that's right. -todd: todd baslin. -lemonis: and you're just todd. so, is it you're 25% and they're each -- sammy: no. so, i own a 45% share. tranchina: 22.5%. -covello: 10%. -todd: 22.5%. lemonis: is the restaurant making money? all: no. lemonis: how much are you losing? covello: currently, $5,000, $6,000 a month. todd: when you don't have the money to pay the bills, and you have to fight with your partners to pay the bills, it becomes an issue. lemonis: who acts as the owner/operator, the person that unlocks the door and locks the door? covello: nobody. lemonis: do you have weekly meetings, where you're sitting here going over what we sold for the week? -todd: no. -lemonis: how -- [ chuckles ] tranchina: keep in mind, none of us have had any restaurant ownership experience at all. lemonis: oh, i don't have to keep it in mind. i picked up on it pretty quick. look, these

recognizes it is not just about sammy.e who would come to hear him play. and the risk of their health for what? you know? look we all want to go back to work. my livelihood is i'm a concert performer around the world and i have the greatest job in the world. we all want to go back to performing but i have no interest in even contemplating the idea of having people who like what i do gather in a space and risk their health and my own until we really have a handle on this thing. i just don't understand the pushback. it is just common sense to me but at the end of the day i just feel that a statement like sammy's was just so puzzling to me because it's a whole lot more than just sammy. >> americans right now are grappling with what their entertainment is going to look like here in the next year or so, right? whether it's sports or music. we spoke with keith urban after he had given a concert as basically a drive-in theater and not getting that reaction from the fans, right? like lights flicking on and off at you but i wonder

. >> reporter: sammy mcdowell owns sammy's avenue eatery. how do you feel? >> i feel exhausted for our community. >> reporter: the cafe and other stores have signs in their windows that say black-owned business, reminisce entitle nt business owners in detroit doing the same in the 1967 riots. as fire ripped through, mcdowell feared he could lose everything. still, he sided with protesters. >> a lot of people don't feel like they're destroying their community. people are angry. people get angry when they hit a wall. this stuff can be replaced. >> reporter: but human life can't. >> it can't. that's why to he am, there's not -- there's know justice for george. >> reporter: pastor williams sees hope in the protest. >> i'm grateful for people to be not just a good person, but be about equity and justice and equality because it takes more than you simply being nice to he my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify, voted product of the year. it works below the gum line to neutrali

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sammy: right, what's your problem?t shows up once a month, that's what it is. that's the problem. lemonis: we have a big opportunity to grow this business. we have a franchisee scheduled to come here, but it looks like chaos to me. but if these guys can't grow up... sammy: i laid out all the kitchen equipment, designed the entire space --

darren sammy spoke out about facing derogatory slurs when playing in the indian premier league.rtunity to learn and educate people through that experience, and i've seen a numberof that experience, and i've seen a number of people that have now come back and have admitted that most of them have had in the cricket circle who have experienced that. is the black lives matter movement gives football platform to be heard from it's also inspiring younger players. i'm glad that some of the players have addressed it and spoken and shown how they feel about it all stop i think many people that believe in that way should be doing what people are shown and protesting to make their voices heard. in a situation wherein, black lives matter now, so we have to show that in every aspect. you can in football, whether of kneeling down or doing something else, i feel like it can be shown, because obviously, the amount of people watching foot ball the amount of people watching football and the profiles we have as footballers i feel it is the right thing to do. and with nascar announcing the ban of t

. >> reporter: sandy mcdowell owns sammy's avenue eatery. how do you feel? >> i feel exhausted for our community. >> reporter: the cafe and other stores have signs in their windows that say, "black-owned business," reminiscent of black business owners in detroit doing the same during the 1967 riots. as fires ripped through this weekend, mcdowell feared he could lose everything. still, he sided with protesters. >> a lot of people don't feel like they're destroying their community. they feel like-- people are angry. and a lot of people get so angry when they hit a wall. this stuff can be replaced. >> reporter: but human life can't. >> it can't. so that's why, to me, there's not-- there's no justice for george. >> reporter: pastor williams sees hope in the protests. >> i'm grateful for people for whom the goal is not just to be a good person but to actually be about equity and justice and equality, because it takes more than simply you being nice to me for us to fix what's broken in our country right now. >> reporter: jamie yuccas, cbs news, minneapolis. >> o'd

there are people abroad who have completed their contract and sammy beyond that stipulated contract i'mt stipulated contract i'm so physically and mentally they are tied. —— sailing beyond. i conduct a lot of meetings, games together, sometimes parties, sometimes wejust chat, play games, maybe in the evenings, a small stroll, and gauging how they are doing morally and emotionally they are sound so they stay motivated and they stay working in good conditions so they do not end up in an accident or a casualty where they are tied mentally. i keep morale very high. i feel myself as a father of the ship, they are my children.” feel myself as a father of the ship, they are my children. i know you have said to me that you have a great captain on your ship as well but i have to ask you, i think you are one woman anything company of men. how is life? do you feel relaxed? i definitely feel relaxed. there is no problem and we have a really great captain. one final question, with all this responsibility, what keeps you motivated? what kissing motivated is a very good question. my wife and family co

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says did you deserve to die for the so called crime he committed peace must prevail this time around sammy from ghana says that is always a time for actions and reaction this is the time the entire african fraternity has been waiting for it's time for the hands of equality before the law to work floyd is the trigger to put the law to its feet i'm just i'm john is burke says the criminal was not fleeing he resisted arrest and goes on to say it was an accident just almost from gambia says did you watch the scene video some of us watch that went viral criminal or not he had the right to be heard in the courts of law the friend from tim johnson and taken by bitter says all human life matter we did not create life so we should not take people's life away from them emma from zambia says george needs justice and stop killing black people august in costa rica says sick and tired of all these people enough is enough let's take our country back in november joseph from nairobi says we are human whether white or black we are all in the same world and finally norbert from trinidad and tobago says ameri

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thanks for having me here today sammy i mean i'm still aracely i said i am a viral objects to columbia university i study the host response to viral diseases including sars coronavirus to work overnight and today i'm here to talk about biology and susceptibility great to have your expertise in our conversation and ran a welcome back to the strain remind everybody who you are. thanks for having me for me i'm a general pediatrician in a small town in washington state for the last 20 years and obviously i'm seeing kids that either have disease or whose parents have disease and so i think that's more what i'm here to talk about plus probably answer your niece and nephews questions. many many many questions. and this is this is an entire i showed a question that he asked and i'm going to start if he doesn't ranch i'm aware of the covert $900.00 cases all around the well it seems like children immune to the disease why a lot makes them so different that they can get a common flu but no sign of the covert 19 virus what if you see with the kids that you can treat. well i will say they are gett

lock down the strip back in place there is no such desire to do so from the central government to sammy and that is the cause of the massive economic impact that the lockdown had on india all right elizabeth from the delhi. still ahead on al-jazeera coming together to say farewell crowds gather for the funeral of randian president currencies. and world war crimes committed in ins away to a decision by the international criminal court could open investigations into israel. and the pens are right in front of individuals affect you shaz across into the philippines but the very heavy rain that will be across into silhouette and across into borneo cilicia. back today really saturday across much of java but the 3 continuing through much of thailand on the tools cambodia and on into vietnam and again there's. widespread throughout much of the philippines some heavy downpours at times comical want to sunny across into australia can see quite a bit of cloud across areas of the south this will produce wanted to showers along the coastal as new south wales up into queensland and really quite a wet

yeah this is something sammy the you know i've covered several of these aussie on summits and it has always been one of the issues on the table particular because what's been happening and the international reaction to what's been happening with the rethink over the last 3 years so it's always brought up at the meetings but what's interesting is that you know it comes up on to the agenda and actually the malaysian prime minister has said something today about how often needs to do more i have to say i've been hearing rhetoric like that for the last several years running indonesia leadership indonesian leadership has also been criticizing the block the body of not doing enough for the rethink the crisis but it needs to be to be addressed that you know when you look at this block of nations it has been traditionally toothless when it comes to dealing with each other if there's something like this like we're seeing with the region get they tend to kind of sidestep it and say that's an internal issue but obviously with what's been going on the last couple of years there has been focus on

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last 23 months if you remember sammy right so it's going to be. there's going to be a telethon but you have now unprecedented was the number of missiles and drones and again there are kind of 2 claims and counterclaims about how many missiles and drones were launched. well i don't have enough and 4 but i think you read the news that's like like for me silence 8 drawings and some cruise events. but what's. not to believe there is the military must civilian once. but they have the accuracy and they have the range if you remember that some other 3 drones they have to be taken crease around so they have this. change the balance of the war. concerning the emery and the. d. but it's also some amazing by them that treating the immorality the same you know munching substring i think the market. to the iranian the ask not to be hit or something like that so i'm not sure about that that segues nicely into my question about what does this strike tell us about the who he's technological capabilities because as you said i mean we're talking about the people yo

strongly worded comments in the past but then it really kind of fell short of any kind of action after it sammy all right scott live from bangkok after weeks at sea least 90 rocking the refugees have been rescued off the coast of chain indonesia the boat was towed to shore by locals after authorities refused to let them land coronavirus fears they've since been put up in private housing and given medical checks jessica washington has more from jakarta. this is very much a developing situation now because of local community intervention because locals did in fact carry them off that vessel that did sort of force the hand of local authorities and now the process is under way there for cation identifying these refugees it's only then that will able to say with certainty what will happen to them at this stage it does seem likely that they will be permitted to say but local authorities have not indicated any sort of decisiveness in terms of that coming to that sort of decision as yet so we will have to wait and see we have heard briefly from the central government not specifically with regards to th

elevated to 2nd degree murder while the 3 others are accused of aiding and abetting his actions floyd sammy says it's a significant step and as john hendren reports from minneapolis protesters on the streets say it proves the movement can deliver justice. for the crowds filling the streets here and across the u.s. a sign their demands are being heard i filed an amended complaint that charges the charges former minneapolis police officer derrick shaaban with murder in the 2nd degree for the death of george floyd for officer derek chauvin who was seen with his knee on george floyd's neck the charge was increased from 3rd degree murder to 2nd degree alleging floyd's death was intentional it's the same day i'm going to make a different they are listening to the people we ask it for me in a global we have to fork over it those are the opposite and they were minnesota's attorney general announced charges for the involvement of the other 3 officers in floyd's fatal arrest of filed a complaint that charges police officer king lane in town with aiding and abetting murder in the 2nd degree for floyd'

and sammy davis jr. she said the same conversations these very smart very bright gentlemen were having the same conversations that we have now. or could have been 2020. we have come a long way. i'm not sure in some corners if we have changed enough hearts. and i'm not sure you can actually do that. if you can change hearts. i don't know. i know you can change legislation. i don't know if you can legislate someone's heart. >> i think what you have to do is appeal to the collective. what we both seen in our lives is that even if people don't get it, when enough people are like them and want to be like, who seem to be getting it, they go along. there's something adaptive about that. this country has been through that several times. it will be interesting to see who the next generation of great voices are. on this. i want chuck d on tonight for perspective. beautiful job bringing in voices about the next. who will be --? a tony bennett? >> who's going to be -- do you remember when we met? this was a rally du

mark mcgwire, sammy sosa, i mean, all of those differences and rivalries were on display. >> reporterted off the giant shoulders of mark mcgwire who has now written an entire page for himself in baseball history. >> reporter: the chase to 62 homers captivating the nation leading some to wonder if these colossal swings and massive home runs were a product of steroids and cheating. >> people were desperate for a feel-good story. in retrospect there was a price to pay for it. >> mcgwire and sosa are still paying that price if not for their connection to steroids their stats would have made them surefire hall-of-famers. mcgwire admitted to steroid use, sosa never has. it airs this sunday, 9:00 eastern, 6:00 pacific on espn and the espn app. >>> now to jobless numbers on the rise. 43 million americans have filed for unemployment since mid-march. small businesses trying to be saved including a new organization launched by the former governor and abc news contributor chris christie along with his wife mary pat both joining us now. thank you for being with us. governor christie, we'll talk ab

the sammy police department an attorney are both investigating the shooting. >>> in vallejo, city councilmember calling for independent investigation into this week's deadly shooting, officer shabbos thought a looter had a gun in his waistband and it turned out to be a hammer. police say he was kneeling and had into hands in the air when he was shot. governor brown is pushing for an independent investigation. >>> coming up on one two, for norris head coach kyle shanahan now speaking about racism and please brutality, and it's clear but businesses. >>> plus. >> a sudden change of plans congratulate yourself. >> up next, we catch up with a valedictorian of fremont high school as we get ready to celebrate the class of 2020 . it's gentle and effective. it's a new laundry detergent designed for sensitive skin. from the brand families have trusted for over 140 years. it is free of all these ingredients which can all irritate your family's sensitive skin. it's also accepted by the national eczema association. your family deserves a trusted choice. pick up new ivory laundry detergent at a walmart near

marlon bran doudo, sammy davis and on and on and on. she said these same conversations, these very smart, very bright, gentlemen were having the same conversations that we have now. it could have been 2020. it's amazing. yes, we've come a long way. i'm not sure, in some corners, if we've changed enough hearts. and i'm not sure if you can actually do that. if you can change heart, i don't know. i know you can change legislation, but i don't know if you can legislate someone's heart. >> i think what you have to do is appeal to the collective. i think that what you and i have both seen in our lives is that, even if people don't get it, when there are enough people like them, who they want to be like, who seem to be getting it, they go along. and there's something adaptive about that. and this country's been through that, several different times. but, look, it'll be interesting to see who the next generation of great voices are on this. that's why i wanted chuck d on tonight for some perspective about it. you've been doing a beautiful job

this is one of the -- sammy adams is a gentleman that suffers with gout, slovenly dressed and would have been a great story to bring out but a few years ago the history channel did a documentary sons of liberty and he's suddenly 25, a gq model running across roofs. i'm thinking you're missing the point of this gentleman and the true story behind samuel adams. if you ever watched that just kind in mind that's samuel adams not the 25-year-old gq model in that show. the one guy of course i forgot or did not put up here and i figured that he would be later in discussions because his suing tour is on the bottom of a small document, john hancock. i figured in future symposiums out at the lyceum we will talk more about john hack dock. maybe next year. on the other side of the coin we have gentleman such as these, lord dartmouth to the left, george germane, i like how they spelled his name down here and of course frederick lord north. as dr. en reeks was saying sometimes their grammar or writing did not adhere to certain rules and regulations, so you can see spelled a little differently there. t

a couple 100 a lawyer will not come sammy had taken the fight and come. 30 weeks after i was arrested the investigate this came in the room where the picture myself holding my dad's weapon and he said to me that if you have photos on your phone a woman that oppose the government when i can comment is on the i haven't seen it so he took out the photo from his folder and he showed it to me and i asked him do you know who is this they said no i said this is me. the crime in south africa is very high so most home specific least wanted to guns and it would be strained and hard to use the gun so that in case anything happens they can defend themselves. sound you arabia uses a communication lawn to bring charges of cyber crime against so-called dissidents as well as foreign nationals like you not to sign with the law what is. it it's not clear and certain and it can therefore be manipulated and used by prosecutors and charges to justify any action to to to to get a conviction and sentence in the end of course every country does need to have proper sidles but you can't have them used in this

>>hang >>it was just totally unacceptable we had to turn around he was coming to see us, we know sammy was then taken down most of her it must have been told to the system it was and within 2000 i turned and it was that just to see something like that in person just terrified, i was. >>and god it wasn't really a binding which it was and so that was and they say was a big relief. >>we're on 95 south of approaching the overpass. >>if you are driving on the interstate this is the overpass the mannequin was hanging from. >>here's another vantage points to give you perspective and that's 95 and interstate thousands of people use every day and this is the sign that mannequin was hanging from. >>i left work about 7 o'clock him remarry weather just worked a 12 hour shifts and my entire heart dropped it it just saying i was not sure what to do like i was. i was there ever a scare. very upset that the same time very confused, i could not believe my entire life that i'd ever see anything like that jacksonville sheriff mike williams called the incident extremely disturbing. >>and released the foll

sammi colson is the former deputy assistant director of the fbi, joins us tonight. mr.olson, thanks so much for coming on, you've been in law enforcement all your life, you talk to people who are still in it, why would anyone -- >> thank you very much, tucker. >> tucker: why would anyone want to enforce the law right now? >> well, that's a great point and what you're seeing in atlanta, officers are walking off the job. you know, lady justice is supposed to have a blindfold onp but in this case, lady justice is looking in the eyes of a corrupt politician and answering to the mob and it's a travesty. also i think there's an important case here that we need to point out, and thates is that the georgia bureau of investigation that was asked to investigate this case and this prosecutor announced charges for the investigation was even done, so where is due process? where is the rule of law? we don't have it now. and it's a travesty and i'm in contact with police officers in literally every day of my life and all of them are looking to leave or retire or get out of the busines

>>hang >>it was just totally unacceptable we had to turn around he was coming to see us, we know sammyas then taken down most of her it must have been told to the system it was and within 2000 i turned and it was that just to see something like that in person just terrified, i was. >>and god it wasn't really a binding which it was and so that was and great thing was a big relief. >>we're on 95 south of approaching the overpass. >>if you are driving on the interstate this is the overpass the mannequin was hanging from. >>here's another vantage points to give you perspective and that's 95 and interstate thousands of people use every day and this is the sign that mannequin was hanging from. >>left work about 7 o'clock him remarry weather just worked a 12 hour shifts and my entire heart dropped it it just saying i was not sure what to do like i was. i was there ever a scare. very upset that the same time very confused, i could not believe my entire life that i'd ever see anything like that jacksonville sheriff mike williams called the incident extremely disturbing. >>and released the follo

march 10 my daughter sammy was traveling on her first international trip for her employer, she flew fromdallas to ethiopia with a layover, after she arrived she text us, she landed, another two hours to where she was going preaching never made it. she aborted the max around 830 local time, that aircraft is only about four months old. again the angle of the tax sensors failed in that repeatedly engaged in pushing the no's down to the ground, sammy experienced six minutes of roller coaster tear, so to the others on the plane, the plane plowed into an ethiopian farm field, buried itself dozens of feet into the ground. when my family and i visited the crash site we saw the plane and the passengers had broken into small pieces and were mixed fuel.er with the jette the first crash should not i hae happened, the second crash is inexcusable. between the crashes december 18 december 3, 2018, we know faa had did the internal risk assessment protecting 15 more crashes in the max. in the lifetime in the live show dated december 18 the 2018 boeing was reassuringg faa that they can handle thees failur

sammy isa recovered after intensive care. sammy is a domestic.every day to clean the board and brings a bit of no medical normality to patients.|j just try going in there and have light conversations and i think the fa ct light conversations and i think the fact that i'm not medical, i could just have a normal conversation, there not visitors able to go into it's nice just to have a there not visitors able to go into it's nicejust to have a normal conversation. andrea helped karen to wash, dress, eat. karen couldn't do anything. in the shower, i was holding her arms up for her so it just goes to show that everybody is different. but she is remarkable. she's made a remarkable recovery. robert is a physiotherapist and helped karen regain her strength.- see someone to stand, begin to walk is great and to see her discharged from hospital that is yeah, yeah, it's what it's... it makes it all worth it, of course. i sort of basically manage and oversee everything that goes on the ward. and it was justin who wheeled everything that goes on the ward. and

for the presidency in a very short space of time all 3 candidates were dispensed with by at the c. 3 sammy a not a retired general was charged with breaching military regulations. and consul was a little known army colonel was court martialed and ahmed shafik a former air force commander withdrew from the race after being held in a luxury hotel for a month. both recently president and sisi expressed regrets that no one was willing to run against him but the situation became increasingly embarrassing for kairos partners in the west. parts of the us government were communicating to see see into those around him that we were concerned about his efforts to drive out every credible poneman to his reelection i think it may even have been addressed by vice president and spun he went to cairo earlier and 28 team so that message was being conveyed. with no real contest the main focus for sisi became obtaining legitimacy through a high voter turnout and. people were promised that they would get pilgrimage to mecca or they would get an approved electricity supply in their town or they would get and u

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ok and that is all your support for now peter back to you all right thanks very much sammy's it ends in the chair on the other side of the break will be across all the aspects to the aviation stories today a big bailout for based in germany of course and also the p.i. a fake licensing story for the pilots so you see. when the news breaks children here say they're excited to be back in school but also nervous when people need to be heard to walk up or are currently has one here if they're kind of free on board in part from the plane and not push the country for poker on the method al-jazeera has teams on the ground just because it's lawyer doesn't mean you can all be proud of what about the guy that can afford it to bring you more room documentaries and life any kenyan journalists in pursuit of press freedom and justice i have. this great situation someone says they hope you can afford investigating government corruption and the national health care system some of their transactions to seeing the collapse. of money the tucson explained to africa on some sites and published those thing

joe thanks very much we'll talk to sammy is here with so few minutes about his role well he was on the other side of the break i will have another news out of the team g c that. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. this underwater treasure he's a risk of disappearing juice a coral bleaching caused by rising temperatures but we think the great strain the area 'd heritage's and i'm. sure is a big industry. is this we will lose instantly if we have another bleaching event of these. if this continues they just will be the opportunity for the corals to return. in between those major. scientists supporting for stronger climate policy from the government to reduce emissions without the situation on the get worse. kenyan journalists in pursuit of press freedom and justice thomas think esp a situation where someone says but they cannot afford to that

none of the international powers could ever hope to bring good to get your thoughts on this as always sammy hyundai we appreciate it thanks very much indeed. of course we're going to keep bringing you the latest on this story we're also going to be speaking to our correspondent on the wall head live from tucker and i later in the program ok let's go to the u.s. 10 nights of nationwide protests have given way to a somber memorial service for george floyd as life was celebrated in minneapolis by civil rights leaders and family members while thousands of others across the u.s. paused to remember him his last words i can't breathe i've now become a rallying cry against police brutality and systemic racism john hendren reports from minneapolis the minneapolis police chief took a knee as the hearse bearing george floyd passed a barrel of respect for the man whose death at the hands of his officers launched a national movement. inside a minneapolis memorial service george floyd was remembered as a family man a gentle giant who would doored his 6 year old daughter giana now fatherless it's crazy. a

case yet to see what the reaction will be i think we'll need to talk to you in another couple of days sammy because things are moving fast and they be around by thank you so we have these with us from london. on to other news and city council is in minneapolis and the u.s. are promising to dismantle and rebuild the police department then this is in response to the deaths in custody of george floyd just spot protests in the u.s. and around the world has a report. a movement that shows no signs of abating across the united states another day of massive crowds demanding police reform and it appears in some places getting what they want in minneapolis where the killing of george bush and unarmed african-american sparked the protests the city council have pledged to disband the police department and try to figure out a new form of policing our commitment is to end our city's toxic relationship with the media outlets to police departments to answer these things as we wait and wait for yet. actually. a new york city's mayor says he's focusing on the funding we will be moving funding from the n.y.p

president trump's health chief sammy window is -- chief saying the window is rapidly closing.president mike pence saying that the u.s. is well-placed to respond. travelers.o ban a draft decision, 15 countries set to be given entry, and that does not include the united states. chinese travelers will only be allowed to enter the eu if european citizens are welcomed in the mainland and return. virus inspections have soared in japan since early may, breaking a key threshold level. 57 new cases were confirmed saturday, more than a month after japan lifted its state of emergency. the government has abandoned trying to wipe out the virus, focusing on limiting its spread as national travel -- at international travel resumes. protests returned to the streets of hong kong as lawmakers in china are said to be debating new security laws for the city. they will vote on tuesday, the day before the city marks the anniversary of its return to chinese control in 1997. hong kong police have refused to permit the annual july 4 march in the city, citing social and potential violence. >> we are of

this is sammy abbott. he is an old school guy. he was an old school labor rights guy. a union organizer back in the 30's. he knew how to organize people to get things going. this is reginald booker. he was the president. part of the reason i think he was the president's they adopted the slogan. "white man's roads through black men's homes." if you look across the country, that was very much true. some mayors said that is why we want to do this. we want to racially segregate this town. we want to tear up west cincinnati and throw in a multilane exchange. in reality, in d.c., it wasn't quite that way. these were white and black neighborhoods they were going through. using that slogan really captured the moment. i think that's interesting. it's interesting we are facing that again. ok. let's keep moving. let's talk about driverless cars. why driverless cars? what kind of cars we getting? we are not getting safe & cars back in 1890. we got gasoline cars. we are not getting mobility as a service in the 1890's. we got sell a car to people and have them sit at the car dealer