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the trip will be the president's face-to-face meeting with russian president putin as both are on op sid sides. >> joe biden is not meeting with putin dies spit the differences, he is meeting with him because of the differences. there's simply a lot we have to work through. >> reporter: the white house says the president plans to discuss a number of topics. including aggress in ukraine, election interference and russia's possible harboring of cyber criminals. the president down played expectation for the putin meeting this morning. >> putin will be able to work out understanding with you on the cyber attacks? >> who knows. >> reporter: the relationship has been strained ever since the first meeting in 2011. when voice president biden told putin don't have a soul. skyler henry, cbs news, the white house. >>> president biden will be the 12th u.s. president to meet with queen elizabeth. >>> and you saw president biden brush off the cicada. it turns out the insects had a big impact on the biden press corpplane carrying dozens of journalists was going to take off from dc to comfort president'

unfortunately, injuries are often associated with other risk factors,h and we are familiar with the sids phenomenon which is the nightmare ofno every new parent. this is a terrible tragedy that happens often and you know, where babies die in an unexplained manner. our job is to continue to prioritize safety, to work in collaboration with the cpsc to share every did and every discipline information we have and to understand what can we do in our product to design better safety mechanism and continue to collaborate with parents and emphasize the importance of following instructions. i can tell you that at mattel we recently formed the medical ande scientific safety council that is comprised of renowned pediatricians, five pediatricians. this council meets regularly with our internal safety teams to provide professional opinions, different advice, and recommendations to fisher-price about the safe and proper use of our products. so we're learning as well here where evolving our practices. we will never stop improving what we can do, and prioritize and make sure that our products held at the

. >> the phenomenon of sids which is one situation where babies die suddenly.this is a nightmare for every parent. in addition, in some cases babies were not strapped. >> they are recalling all its sleeper products including before and one rock and glide soother which has been linked to for infants deaths. >>> a new shepherd rocket scheduled to take off july 20th. just 15 days after he is set to resign as the ceo of amazon. his younger brother will also join the first human flight along with the winner of an auction. the company says bidding is already almost as i safety million bucks, good luck to you if you were the one. applicant of its worldwide developers conference and they announced a batch of major updates that changes will be found in the upcoming software for the mobile devices. the sound quality by reducing the ambient noise, and allowing use unrivaled android and windows devices. they put apple in more direct competition with companies like zoom. >>> apples that is updating its email app to block senders using trackers that detect when an email is o

that seven out of more than 750,000 that have been reported in this country ve th many cases very rare sid two important things. the baseline amount that -- is the same. we still see it. i see it in the hospital in kids who never got the vaccine and coronavirus can cause it. we have seen that. >> this could be like the johnson and johnson blood clots in some women where the cases are -- so few that they could be just what happens in nature even among people who didn't get the vaccine for whatever reason. this is your like on camera expert shining through. you know it's -- when you want to compare the background rate and look to see is there a cause behind this or is it so rare that just this coincidence i think that should give people some type of comfort. >> okay. i want to get at other questions including our full reopening happening june 15th. that's exactly a week away. right >> yes a lot of people at that point we ditched the color coded tiers. we ditched the capacity limits indoors. we ditched social distancing and mask mandates. should this mean we throw caution to the wind like it'

an inquest that he had wanted friends in the police to arrange the murder so that another officer, sidd take daniel'sjob, which actually happened. the accusation was undermined because the accuser had a fraud conviction. both men have strongly denied being involved and they were acquitted of related charges, but the panel says lines of inquiry weren't properly followed up. this report is enormous and damning. it details forms of corruption at all levels, from the tolerance of poor investigations to police officers drinking with people on the limits of legality. but most of all, it says that the metropolitan police concealed or denied its failings. in short, that it was dishonest. today's report finds that in 2005, during a review of the case, the met failed to identify deficiencies in its own police work. in 2011, the force made a statement on possible corruption, but failed to make it clear that police officers might have been involved in the murder itself. and when in 2013 this panel began its inquiry, the met delayed handing over documents and made it difficult to get access to a po

with different reasons and causes of terrible accidents i mentioned sids earlier which is one situation where babies died suddenly in the unexpected manner. in addition some cases that is an important part. . . . . a lee received from consumer reports dated june 4th, 2021. consumer reports wrote in november of 2019 is send a letter urging mattel to stop selling all inclined products marketed for sleep and all inclined sleepers. the following week, you wrote back stating the company would not recall this product including the rock 'n glide soother because it hasn't been marketed for overnight sleep. how many infants had already died in the soother by the time consumer reports sent you this letter flex. >> we were aware of for fatalities and all of them unfortunately were found and this is according to the investigation reports in all four incidences the infants were unrestrained and left overnight or unsupervised sleep. two of them died before the letter was sent to you by consumer reports and after you refused to recall the product, two more died and we know not just through scientific

the pod is sid. we're saying people will quietly around victoria pop, holding the phones on with this torture on. so that instead of actually going on to the victoria park onto the courts field, they've gone around at 50 because a disband. you might recall last year, thousands defied the band that was put in place by place. and that was the pandemic, the corporate social distancing restrictions said 5 places i went on to the sports graham as other arrested as a result. and then the because the victim entering jail and that includes lead chuck, who's one of the organizers of this particular process. the difference between last year and this year has been the threat of the national security law that wasn't for . busy the last july by china, and that's the key risks to anyone who would have looked up here on the 2021 in a very heavy penalties and potentially lost sense. and that as a result, that they why a number of people hasn't with thousands of the same of the past, hundreds of 1000 and haven't turn

could make in this, this will be a limited appearance where he says, listen, i want to challenge the sid, the sufficiency of service. i want to come into a court, and i don't want to in any way invoke your restriction or admit your is 6 you but i want you just for purposes of thing. you didn't serve me well, you know they're going to do. they're going to end up serving them. most of the time. you don't fight it. it does go to show you how drastic this is. and frankly, most of the time, there's substitute service lawyer said that bring it to me don't, don't, don't change. it doesn't look good when you're chase down, you know, when you're caught at 3 in the morning coming out, you know what that bark look, coming out, you know, during the watergate thing. but, but what this is going to show you though, is how ridiculous this is. and i do hope that is played out because let me just say somebody breaks seem to be clear. i am not countenance seen or agreeing, or dismissing or say it's no big deal. what i saw there was horrible. you don't do this, this is the capital, this is a tabernacle of l

one of my dad's of jobs, my grand pops job was to go from sid the city convincing them is okay to bury these great big tanks with gasoline in them. an entire community grew up around it. this is exactly what we have to do with regard to electric vehicles. this bill will help our cities and towns, school districts deploy electric buses. 35,000 of them, electric school buses. there are about 475,000 school buses in this country. 95% of them, like the ones you have here, easy okay, honey? are you sure? he took a little bit of a tumble. 95% of them run on diesel. so every day, more than 25 million kids, and thousands of bus drivers breathe polluted air on the way to and from school. diesel air pollution is linked to asthma and other health problems. it hurts communities and causes students to get sick and missed time in school. we owe it to our kids to clean up the school buses, at this deal will help do just that. i know the city of la crosse is getting two electric transit buses this fall. i think i saw them both. i was down in the carolinas looking at the bus company where you are going

it will take time to get through the sid processes.time we look at an evacuation as we've done this. >> i was just talking to michael mccall who agreed. you're tell me there -- what our not telling me is that there niece people in the choice i will and you're the one who has to say secretary us a in, do this. so why aren't they? >> that's --. they can't make that policy. they can only carry out that policy so that's why we eked the in. we've called this a working group in congress and have an ad going out and putting up op-eds and we're trending a very people. we understand that this is a political decision about i get that. we have a pandemic. trying to pass an international chris ease, hacks, if there's a lot rpg energy. this should go on the priority list. we don't have a second shot at this. if these people are killed under our watch because we will serey that with us. it's not only a moral issue but a national security kun. you know, we're are. this is something that i support and we're pivoting to other clothes and the dangers ar

sid miller, thanks for coming on tonight.y time tucker. >> tucker: we have heard of for years and seen some evidence over the years that the nsa which is chartered to spy on foreign countriesa keep of safe by surveilling our adversary and has been turning its power on americans. on sunday that was confirmed for us because we found out conclusively that the nsa has been reading our emails, my emails from my personal email account. we just got off the phone from a very intense conversation with nsa officials about 22 minutes ago and we will tell you what they are saying about it, next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: last night we told you about the biden administration's efforts to monitor and end up.ad on sunday we heard from the whistle-blower in the u.s.tl government, someone with direct knowledge warned us of the nsa was reading arun electronic communications, emails and texts and was planning to lick themni selectively in an effort to hurt us. this person had details for my emails that no one outside of the recipient could have known so i

the fantisi sid and all of thoe forms offer forms of fragility.ant to be celebrating coming out of lockdown. how do we do that when they are burning funeral pods on the streets of india. what we witness with boris johnson, he won the election, we have the vaccine, we are on top of it. if you think globally no one is on top of anything. it's a clear moment where the fragility fragility is interconnected. can we have a space where we bring that into center field of what we need to understand and it's a different time for not only. it's not knowledge of mastery but venerable ility. we need that. we need it now. if you see someone like rachel clark who has written two books about all of this since it bega began. she spoke about what it's like to work with dying patients. of course she has a unique voices because postpeople don't want to talk about that. so, i'm v.ing a book about the confliction. . she's talking about an affliction where people try to gloss over and lie about. in that, there is no difference for men and women. there are huge racial di

sid miller i appreciate you coming on tonight.nk it's much. >> in a time, tucker god bless. >> tucker: we have heard for years and seen evidence that the nsa charter to spy on foreign countries by surveilling our adversaries has been turning its power on america. but on sunday, that was confirmed for us because we found out exclusively that the nsa has been reading our emails, my emails from my personal email account. we just got off the phone with a very intense conversation with nsa officials about 22 minutes ago. we will tell you what they are saying about it next. ♪ ♪ do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.co

i sid i'm going to the border. elizabeth: okay. we have a preview.he will talk more about root causes and the trip to central america. what do you say? >> well it is no laughing matter and you know, we don't, we take it seriously. it is a very simple criteria for the presidency. is making our country more secure and more prosperous? the the answer to the question is unequivocally no. we don't appreciate vice president harris laughing at our situation and other border states. they need to bring policy proposals. like the remain in mexico agreements with honduras, mexico and el salvador. that would help solve the problem. unfortunately they completely abdicated this. and we see the border patrol chief was recently let go without even a trip, without looking into the eyes of these agents. it is shameful. elizabeth: congressman august pleuger, thanks for being here. we have congressman rick crawford. can you explain this the president cheered a bipartisan 953 infrastructure bill over five years to fix roads and bridges. less than two hours later did a 18

. >> i think it's the best thing that came out of the sids was the idea that i could choose differenteople and i'm okay with waiting months or weeks until we figure out -- i don't need instant gratification on a mayor. i almost rather it be vetted and done properly than get the answer tonight. >> reporter: so certainly going to be a waiting game. we have been told by new york's elections board here it might be a while. it might be potentially into july when we find out who will emerge the winner and a lot of voters here, victor and alisyn say they're okay with that if it means getting a clear picture of who will be the winner and turnout, we did see early voting numbers, it wrapped up sunday, certainly less than impressive, workers here have told me they wish it was a little busier but then again the day is not over yet. polls close at:00. back to you. >> polo, thank you for that status report. let's discuss with bob hart, the political director of the local news station new york one. bob, great to have you here. is this as much of a toss-up as it appears with all of these different c

today it's what you would call infrastructure diplomat sid. they're announcing b3w as an answer to what the decline ease have been aggressive in doing, working with poorer nations to help invest in what u.s. officials have said is a $40 trillion gap in infrastructure in the developing world. so, yes, today is all about counters the rise of china and just how aggressive to be pushing back. there's also, of course, a recurring theme, which is the argument that the many is making toe our closest allying that america is back. we saw that on display as he did sit down with the french president. take a listen to a bit of that conversation we heard from the two of them earlier today. >> we have some things we have to talk about later, but i think things are going well, and we're, as we say back in the states, we're on the same page. >> we have to deal with this pandemic and the covid-19. we have to face those challenges, a lot of crises, climate changes, and for all these issues, what we need is cooperation. i think it's great to have a u.s. presiden

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one of the big reasons why bitcoin was down today, we'll talk to a wall street broker that sid that and news from the irs on wanting to have some sway over bitcoin is what really walloped the cryptocurrency. we're on that. we're also on kamala harris in mexico today indicating that she thinks at least this time a trip to the border might not be necessary. although she's telling those that do want to go to the border do not come. but there's progressives within her own party that say was a mistake. after this. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis... stelara® can provide relief and is the only approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on th

in an 8-1 decision they sid the school's punishment was too severe.ing the need of school systems to be able to deal with issues like bullying and threat. the majority opinion emphasized the importance of freedom of speech. justice clarence thomas dissented. andy cevallos, good to see you. it's been more than 50 years since we've seen something like this. can you talk a little bit about how they thread the needle here? it wasn't universally, go ahead, said and whatever you want if you're off campus. it's still a significant victory for the students here. >> it is. it's the a case where the students have won the war, but they lost this particular battle because the court still says schools can regulate off-campus speech if it affects or substantially discorrupts activities on campus. the challenge today when you look back at decades ago when this issue was first decided, now you have social media. speech occurs on campus, off campus. it's hard to say where it happens. schools can still regulate speech, bun in this particular case under these particular

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a willingness to act in ways that it's interest starts in the standards and norms and >> thank you, sid okay, go ahead. >> yeah. thank you very much, it's wonderful -- always good to hear, you know, opinions. thank you. first of all, is related by north korea. [inaudible] >> changing the money from the crypto currency exchange market. without the chinese helping, almost impossible north korea to get the money. so what is your opinion and how we can stop north korea ransomware hacking. >> thank you assessment we are cd about the espionage we know that pyongyang continues to develop these capabilities. whether it be a sony pictures attack, some of the ransom where. and you hinted at cooperation which i will not confirm or deny in a particular case but we work globally with countries. we share intelligence and as appropriate to work with the community against actors like north korea on the cyber domain and so i think every responsible nation sees a value in such and on the particular north korea since its capabilities continue to develop. that's about all i can say on that right now. >> th

. >> i feel the world has us in the palm of their hands, and that sid surfside is here in solidaritythis activity. surfside has been overrun. this our command village. people can't get through. business has been disrupted. and the outpouring of support, we all feel it. it means so much to us. >> reporter: we are ready to lend whatever support we can. thank you, mayor. we will be standing by for updates. if there is anything we can do, please let us know. >> thank you. >> reporter: thank you for your time. please, stay with cnn. we have plenty more to get to. we are going to be speaking to experts to get the latest on their impressions regarding accountability and potentially answers to how this could have happened, and we are also going to be hearing framily members t get the latest how they are doing. stay with cnn. u pursue. plans for the long term, and plans for a long weekend. at thrivent, we believe money is a tool, not a goal. to learn more, text thrive to 444555, or visit thrivent.com. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you know how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know

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that's his older brother sid next to him bill was really drawing from the start, but he was also doing like complex mathematics. he was reading novels at age five. he could kind of master any academic tasks that you gave him, but you know where he grew up in the mountains of southern new mexico. that wasn't that didn't seem important to a lot of people he he didn't like farm work and that was the only important thing so bill was the family kind of hoped that bill would become a famous orator or famous artist or a surgeon or you know, even even a preacher or an army general or something like that, but when it came down to it, you know bill is a poor kid high school dropout. he know that none of that was in his future and and so he really decided just after reading an article and popular mechanics about how much money check young maid drawing, blondie. that he was going to become a cartoonist. so he apprenticed with the local cartoonist named hillbilly larry. and hillbilly larry boy what an apprenticeship hillbilly larry drew. probably 10 cartoons a day it first thing he taught bill he d

of prison don'tew have an interestn finding out what happens to them once they get out given the re sid did i vimp rates. you mentioned the first step act. it was much too small of a time to evaluate. obviously the echo of that law is goingis to be heard for many years to t come given recidivis rates in this country or when we're debating the act i propose an amendment that would have tracked the t actual recidivism rates off every single person wo was released. suffice it to say, the democrats wanted nothing to do with it. ait lot of the republican sponss as well. now that report did have one interesting conclusion. it said that basically the entire e premise of the first sp act, there are these evidence-based anti-recidivism training programs wastt nothing more than a aspirational, that e evidence d was pretty thin. it was notef clear at all which ones worked and which ones didn't work and that there needm to be more effort to invest in and trying ton determine what w can do to help prisoners turn their lives. around and get bac to being productive members of society. i mean, igori ha

now, sid bastian, is this over exuberance? —— sebastien.interesting question and, to be honest, we don't fully know the answer to that yet because the liberal democrats haven't made many games or had much to celebrate about in politics in recent years but this by—election we really threw the kitchen sink at it and one in five liberal democrat activists now live in london and i think they all spent every spare moment in that constituency trying to win the by—election and they did it by focusing very closely on the... the johnson government is planning to reform england's planning laws, to liberalise them, to make it easier to build on a big part of the country and the fact is that it is very unpopular in the chilterns and the area of outstanding natural beauty where chesham and amersham is based. the lib dems came in and said we would protect your green and pleasant land and it proved very popular. conservative gains in this election, and unlike hartlepool, was appalling. election, and unlike hartlepool, was a- allinu. ., , ., election, and

what you did not see is you did not see the g7 leaders sid ing up entirely to joe biden's agenda.some things in terms of trying to figure out origin of covid. you did see some movement on vaccines. did not quite get as far as the initial promises unless you do a little bit of creative math. i am not sure i would read the fact there was not complete unanimity on this as a failing. it is a bit more directional. i think the white house is going to be happier with how the very first step of joe biden's first foreign trip as president rounded out. rishaad: you mentioned the word movement. how do we see this as being carried forward. we have other governmental meetings coming up. >> that is right. biden has got some big things left on his plate that he is looking at this week. you are talking about moving from the g7 now to a europe focused and in a russia focused thing. you're going to see joe biden meet with some baltic leaders before his meeting with vladimir putin, for which i think there are so many storylines looking at coming out of there. particularly to me about cybersecurity.

stocks about well in 2020, and they outperformed then for the last few months they have been trending sidideways, because people have rotated away from the secular growth story i think in terms of valuations and given where the fed is, i think the leadership will change from cyclical to sec ullr stocks >> you still like financials despite that point of view >> it's almost like a barbell approach you said a hedge to some extent. this inflation is going to be transit free however, there is still a chance you could have a spike in inflation. if you were to choose one cyclical stock or sector, which you would like to hold, it would be financials. even if they have varied quite significantly, they are not as rich as some of the other cyclical sectors such as consumer discretionary and industrials. >>> maneesh, we have to leave it there. the afoyer mentioned chairman powell ran long. >> of course thank you. >>> down 10%, and then back up about 10% intraday we'll break down those moves and what's ahead for crypto, as we go into the market zone. [squeaky shopping cart] [sniffing] is the salmon wi

host: let's go to sid who is calling from jackson springs, north carolina. good morning.aller: good morning. i believe in less government intervention in all of our lives. our government has gotten completely out of hand. we are leaving a tremendous debt for our children and our grandchildren. by incurring such expensive -- trillions and trillions of dollars of debt, we are putting our country in a very precarious position, politically, economically, worldwide -- not just here. host: do you think the government made a mistake during the pandemic and earlier this year when it stepped in to help people make it through the worst parts of the coronavirus pandemic? caller: no, i do not believe they did, but they should have lowered the amount. host: you think they get people to much money? caller: if they sent out $1200 per person for people making less than $75,000, people are getting $100,000 a year as a couple do not need that money. what we need to do is get ourselves out of debt, and we need to get government out of private industry. sure, there needs to be regulation so

and i just had two questions, two parts, and the other one is just food for thought but, i know you sid right now, there's 26 open cases and you talked about the number of cases so i wanted to know if you have the number on the book-back cases and then the second question is just more around, you know, we get an opportunity to speak with chief and get an opportunity to spend time with director henderson ex just wanted to get your opinion, your thoughts after being in office and what do you think there might be -- were there opportunities, right, for improvements in terms of the system so i think it's safe to say in terms of my colleagues and we're also pushing forward reforms for the police department and reforming systems as well too and so, one of the things we look at are the systems we use and how we communicate and you brought up a couple, so the m.o.u. is there and president cohen bringing this platform to be able to express numbers and it's another actually breathing some more life into i.i.b. is another but i just wanted to get your thoughts around opportunities for improving th

it would provide research and best practices how to prevent the so-called sids death. so i will yield to you for your response, mr. secretary. >> congresswoman, great to be with you. i would say to you two things, one, we need to help those know are in most need. whether it's funds made available for those recipients. we're looking forward to working with you. on the issue on maternity mortality and morbidity, you know as well it's communities of color the most, and the black community where you see so many women. and one of these that was done is provide the medicaid, a program that alo us women to receive postpartum care for more than 60 days, up to a full year. we hope you'll take advantage of it. >> thank the gentle woman, go to the gentleman from michigan, mr. kildee to inquire. >> thank you for seeing you, i never have to chance to see you on this committee, but i'm happy to see my friend. i'm really pleased to see the new hhs initiative, low income housing water assistance program which will make funding available to help low income family's ford something as si