. >> professor steven roberts an stanford. your time. >> thank you. >> this week san francisco mayor london reed announced that restaurants could reopen starting today for outdoor dining. on monday san francisco retailers will be allowed to reopen for indoor shopping for the first time in three nths. the city is also providing free temporary permits to allow businesses to use public kearea sidewalks and parking spaces for outdoor dining and shping. joining me by skype is jay change the public policy director of the chamber of commerce and also with us buy skype is jeremy owens the san francisco pure chief and tech editoror market watch. hello and thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having us. >> jay, let's start with you. what are you hearing about op restauranting to patrons and the outdoor seating area. how helpful is this to them? >> we have a lot of restaurant owners excited to open for outdoor dining and a t of challenges facing with the model. for one it is summer in san francisco and so for a t of folks it is fre

steven, robert both ordered to stand trial for the killing of homeland security officer dave patrick under wood from the east bay. he was shot and killed during the height of the protest in oakland following the death of george floyd. a second guard was wounded there as well. they also are facing attempted murder charges. prosecutors allege they have links to a far right extremist movement and wanted to enviet violence that night of the protest. >>> we are learning some more information on the collapse and death of a shoplifting suspect at a lucky store in antioch. police say 34-year-old michael hamilton died because he had methamphetamine in his system. they say all the excitement from the struggle with the store employee may have also contributed to his death. that incident happeneday an empd he was trying to steal meat from behind the butcher counter. the employee confronted him and the two began fighting. at some point hamilton stopped breathing. rescue efforts on scene were unsuccessful. >>> well its pride weekend in san francisco and there are festivities that mark the 50th ann

steven carrillo and robert justice were charged with murder and attempted murder for killing dave patricknderwood and wounding another officer on may 29th during a protest in oakland. the fbi said they were not part of the protest but used it as cover. "ktvu" is under arrest for the killing of santa cruz sergeant damon gutzwiller in petaluma last week. he drove a white van during the drive-by shooting. they found pattern other evidence linking both men to in antigovernment extremists group. "ktvu" is expected to enter a plea tomorrow and the english killing is in santa cruz county. a short time ago pg&e pled guilty to 84 felony counts of involuntary manslaughter for the deadly camp fire the cause devastation in the town of paradise in november of 2018 and comes nearly three months after pg&e released a plea deal. they found a fire that destroyed. this was ignited that might pg&e's electrical grid and agreed to pay a $3.5 million fine and $500 thousand for that criminal investigation. investigators looking into a fire in the downtown area of stinson beach. it started as an explosion in the

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steven carrillo will be in court tomorrow. we obtained the court documents that reveal how he staged that attack. >> robert handa joins us with more. >> reporter: when steven carrillo shows up in court tomorrow, he will face 19 charges. but the ongoing federal investigation in oakland could push the legal stakes even higher. when steven carrillo was captured and arrested for the attack on santa cruz county deputies, the focus was on the death of sergeant damon gutzwiller, who the two officers who were also injured. the charging documents released today by the district attorney indicates he killed the officer while lying in wait and was willful, deliberate, and premeditated. >> which means that he enticed or lured the officer to a location to gain a tactical advantage, which makes this super premeditation and puts it in the category of a potential death penalty case. >> reporter: today the sister of the oakland federal officer, patrick underwood, talked with our l.a. station about the killing after testifying before congress yesterday. multiple sources with knowledge of the investigation tell our nbc bay area investigative team

cdc director doctor robert redfield, admiral of health and human services and doctor steven hawn of the fda. later at 12:30 p.m. the house financial services committee hears from federal reserve chair jerome powell and treasury secretary steven minh mnuchin at an oversight hearing on operation at the treasury department and the federal reserve pandemic response. >> house democrats say the senate needs to join them in passing a bipartisan policing reform bill and hakeem jeffries announced that a climate crisis plan is due on the house floor shortly and he criticized president trump's reaction to reports of russian bounties offered to tell a ban backed militants to kill coalition forces possibly resulting in the deaths of several american soldiers. the house democratic caucus briefing also covered other topics. >> tuesday on her website c-span .org the senate foreign relations committee looks at covid-19 and the international pandemic preparedness prevention and response efforts that is at 10:00 a.m. the house energy and commerce subcommittee on health hears from medical professionals on

we'll hear testimony from white house task force members anthony fauci, robert redfield, and steven hanh, education, labor and pensions will please come to order. first, some administrative matters based on the advice of the attending physician and the se

robert e. lee jefferson davis and alexander stevens actually have statues within the u.s. capitol building but now the call is coming for those statues to finally be removed 150 years later the possibility has never been so real confederate statues in monuments to pay tribute to white supremacy and slavery in public spaces it is time to tell the truth about what these statues are hateful symbols that have no place in our society and certainly should not be enshrined in the u.s. capitol the confederate flag is a symbol that many southerners as well as even low income whites in other parts of the country have come to identify with but now the declaration is coming from the halls of power saying that it's time for this to come to an end the u.s. military with the backing of the u.s. senate is talking about changing the name of bases named after confederates this does not sit well with the president it has been suggested that we should rename as many as 10 of all legendary military bases my ministration even consider the renaming of these magnificent and fabled military instal

house energy and commerce committee hears from doctor anthony fauci with cdc robert redfield and fda commissioner doctor stevenahn on the federal response to the pandemic. that is at 11:00 a.m. on c-span. at 230 a hearing on the foreign sovereign immunities act and state lawsuits against china seeking damages for the spread of covid-19. on c-span2 at 10:00 a.m. the senate returns to continue work on the nomination of cory wilson to the fifth circuit court. washington post interviews former national security adviser john bolton at 1:00 p.m. talking about his new book the room where it happened. on c-span3 the senate committee meets at 10:00 a.m. to examine lessons learned from covid-19 to prepare for the next pandemic. at 2:00 p.m. the house ways and means subcommittee hearing on worker access to childcare during the pandemic.

steven hahn, anthony fauci and dr. robert redfield and live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern. ♪ ♪ >> an historic victory has over eight dread is -- has unfolded at the university of michigan. a new medical age with a monumental report that proves the vaccine against polio proves to be a success. it's a day of triumph for the developer of the vaccine. -- dr. jonas salk developer of the vaccine. he arrives with the head of the national foundation for infantile paralysis. hundreds of reporters and scientists from all over the nation gather for the announcement. probably on hand are the people who receive the first injections. >> this gigantic experiment is symbolic of the equally great foundation, both scientific and philanthropic, without which it could not have been conceived or executed. >> the entire world heralded the and discovery, which is assuring an end to one of the most dreadful diseases. susan: that is in april, 1955 transit announcement of the -- triumphant announcement of the successful polio vaccine. dr. elena conis, you suggest there are some cautionary n

robert e. lee, and alexander hamilton stevens, the confederate vice president. now, when george floyd's brother philonise testified at today's house hearing, he filed into the congressional auditorium past the statue of wade hampton of south carolina who supported the kkk. now confederate figures are not the only controversial statute in the u.s. capitol. there was a senator from nevada, democrat pat mccarran who was known as a race later. he said in fact he thought the united states would be" contaminated by aliens. a lot of these figures you know are very complicated and he was considered to be the father of the air force. if you fly into las vegas, you fly into mccarran international airport. back to you. >> sean: chad pergram, thank you as always. today the house judiciary committee held a hearing on police reform and among those who testified was the sister of the slain federal protective officer. these are powerful remarks and i think something everyone needs to hear it, take a listen. >> police brutality of any kind must not be condoned. however it is bla

robert redfield and dr. steven hahn on the federal response to the pandemic. that's at 11:00 on c-span. at 2:30 a hearing on the foreign sovereignties immunities act against china seeking damages for the spread of covid-19. on c-span2 at 10:00 a.m., the senate returns to continue work on the nomination of corey will sons to the fifth circuit court. "the washington post" interviews former national current advisor john bolton at 1:00 p.m. talking about his new book, "the room where it happened." on c-span 3, the senate health committee meets at 10:00 a.m. to comma minute lessons learn from covid-19 to prepare for the next pandemic. the house, ways and means committee on childcare during the pandemic. >> this week, watch house votes on policing reform and d.c. statehood legislation, thursday live on c-span, the house will debate and vote on the democrat 's policing reform bill. the george floyd justice and policing act. and on friday, live on c-span, the house will vote on legislation to designate the district of columbia has a state. watch this week, live thursd

the charges against steven carillo were announced yesterday. his alleged accomplice was robertce, jr. they said they were associated with the extremist movement. >> he appeared to use his own blood to write phrases on one of the cars he carjacked. >> authorities say members of the group believe there will be a violent civil war in the united states. if convicted they could receive life in prison. >>> a santa clara county public health officers is receiving threats and the sheriffs department is investigating the threats against dr. cody. recently she cautioned that the governor was moving too fast. she said the county will move more cautiously. >>> we continue to cover our developing story about an suv that fell off of the freeway and 4 people in the vehicle were killed. more on the story. >> reporter: we have a new photo to share from the chp. this is a screen shot from dashcam footage. this is the car right before it plunged off of the bridge killing all four people inside. it happened 8:40 tuesday night. the driver was a woman in her early 20s lost control of the car on east

>>> the justice department says thair force sergeant steven carrillo was charged accused in the murder. his alleged accomplice is 30- year-old robert justus jr.. federal officials say the evidence shows carrillo was part of an extremist group called "boogaloo". >> he appears to have used his own blood to write phrases on one of the cars that he carjacked. >> authorities say members of "boogaloo" believe there will be a violent civil war in the united states. if convicted both carrillo and justus can get life in prison or the death penalty. >>> health officials in contra costa county are warning people to stay away from blue-green algae blooms in the discovery bay area. they say those are harmful because they have build up of bacteria that can make people and pets sick. the state water resources control board has several samples with dangerous levels of toxins into three separate codes. people are advised to stay on shore and avoid eating fish caught in the area. >>> caught in, you know what steve is about to say. >> she is, he is about to say that things will get warmer for those of us that need it a little bit warmer. >> it is not

commerce committee hears from doctor anthony fauci with cdc robert redfield and fda commissioner doctor steven hahn on the federal response to the pandemic. that is at 11:00 a.m. on c-span. at 230 a hearing on the foreign sovereign immunities act and state lawsuits against china seeking damages for the spread of covid-19. on c-span2 at 10:00 a.m. the senate returns to continue work on the nomination of cory wilson to the fifth circuit court. washington post interviews former national security adviser john bolton at 1:00 p.m. talking about his new book the room where it happened. on c-span3 the senate committee meets at 10:00 a.m. to examine lessons learned from covid-19 to prepare for the next pandemic. at 2:00 p.m. the house ways and means subcommittee hearing on worker access to childcare during the pandemic. >> joining us from new york john dickerson, his newest book, the hardest job in the world: the american presidency. he's also a correspondent on cbs news. thank you for being with us. >> thank you, steve. >> what surprised you the most in researching this book? >> and working on the boo

steven hahn, dr. anthony fauci and dr. robert redfield. live coverage begins at 10:00 eastern on c-span 3, online at c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>> tracy walder is co-author of "the unexpected spy from the cia to the fbi my secret life taking down some of the world's most notorious terrorists." next she sits down for an interview in her time as a cia special operations officer in the aftermath of the september 11th terrorist attacks. she discusses leaving the cia to focus on chinese counterintelligence. the fbi spy museum recorded this event in february. >> good evening, everyone and thank you for coming out on this gloomy washington, d.c. evening to the international spy museum. i'm chris costa, the executive director of the international spy museum. i'm really excited to introduce this program with former cia operations officer, fbi special agent, now author tracy walder. tracy joined the cia straight out of college and served as a staff operations officer at the counterterrorism center where she was responsi

steven carrillo . the same man already arrested in the murder of a santa cruz county sheriff's sergeant. his accomplice is robert justus junior arrested after coming forward with information. according to unsealed federal documents, justus was captured on video outside the courthouse before the shooting and the greed to drive steven carrillo to the oakland protest . >> there's no evidence they had any intention to join the demonstration. they came to oakland to kill cops. >> surveillance images show the white van parked across from the securities stand advance forward with the side door open. the same van would be spotted on june 6 in ben goldman. damon gutzwiller was killed and his partner entered while responding. surveillance video showed revealed what he did next. >> he appears to abused his own blood to write phrases on one of the cars that he carjacked. >> reporter: officials say that he was associated with the boogaloo movement. dispatch with igloo and hawaiian print symbols associated with a ideology. >> the boogaloo is used for describing an impending civil war in the united states. >> reporter: steven

fauci and steven hahn, the fda commissioner, and robert redfield the cdc director.rom dr. fauci, that he is optimistic a vaccine will be available as soon as early part of next year. other companies are talking about i end of this year. those comments by fauci, usually very guarded in his comments, did give the dow an extra pop. i'm not attributing it solely to that but the fact that dr. fauci is optimistic a vaccine could be very soon had stocks getting all the better. after this. ♪. ♪ (announcer) reliability is everything. so, if your network's down, you're down. verizon knows your customers need to reach you seamlessly. your team needs to work from different places across many devices. plus, you want the security trusted by some of the largest companies in the world. and that's why you trust us. the most reliable network in america. ♪. neil: all right. i guess they call florida right now the new texas enticing a lot of employees and those highly-taxed, their bosses to come to the state for confines, the tech wave here, where certainly california makes it administ

anthony fauci, robert redfield, admiral bret gerard and steven hahn are briefing the senate and warning the surges we're seeing now could even get worse. >> we are now having 40,000-plus cases a day. i would not be surprised if we go up to 100,000 a day if this does not turn around. and so i am very concerned. >> let's go straight to capitol hill. nbc news correspondent leigh ann caldwell is there for us. this was a closely watched hearing. the title is "update on progress toward safely getting back to work and back to school." has that been the focus thus far or has it focused on what has led to this recent surge in cases across the south of the country? >> ayman, that's right. that was supposed to be the focus of this hearing. the chairman of the committee, senator lamar alexander of tennessee, i was speaking to him last week and he said one of his biggest focuses on an upcoming covid relief bill and everything that congress does is going to be about getting kids back to school. he says it's going to take a lot of money to do so and that congress needs to address that. but at this hea

robert alvin justus appeared for a hearing via teleconference. he is charged with aiding and abetting steven carrillo who allegedly shot at a federal building killing underwood and wanting another guard. the judge appointed an attorney for justus and he is ordered to return to court next wednesday for arraignment. >>> a funeral service was held today for alluding suspect who was shot and killed by a vallejo police officer. family and friends gathered at the chapel by the sea. the 22-year-old was from san francisco. a vallejo police officer shot him after responding to reports of looting at a walgreens. he was on his knees but the officer thought that a hammer in his pocket was a gun. john purvis an attorney for his family who attended the funeral says he intends to file a lawsuit against the city of vallejo. >> we will be filing federal civil rights lawsuits in the near future. first we want to get the district attorney issue out of the way. i anticipate that we will keep the pressure on their and we will keep pressing. >> he also said before filing the lawsuit he will demand the officer be

robert justus junior appeared before the court in a videoconference. he is charged with aiding and abetting steven carrillo who allegedly shot at the federal building while he was passing in a white van killing underwood and wounding another officer. the judge appointed an attorney for justus and he is ordered to return to court next wednesday for arraignment. >>> a temporary restraining order limiting the police department from using teargas or rubber bullets. the order says that opd can only use teargas or flash bang grenades if it is reasonably necessary to protect the lives of people or prevent the imminent destruction of property. flash bang grenades cannot be fired directly at someone and can only be fired in a safe direction. >>> today bart announced it is taking the step to reduce the use of force. the proposals ruled out include increased oversight and increased training including more anti-bias training. parts general manager pledged to increase the safety budget by $2 million to pay for an armed staff like the ambassador program and mental health outreach workers. >>> we are thinking sm

steven carrillo, the man suspected of killing a sheriff's deputy is now facing federal charges of murder and attempted murder. u.s. attorney for northern california also announced his accomplice robert justice jr. is believed to be the getaway driver of that federal courthouse shooting. now that u.s. attorney says a white van and guns and bomb-making supplies connected the two crimes that left sergeant damon gutzwiller and dave underwood dead. >> pat underwood was murdered because he wore a uniform. he wore thatuthority to protect federal courthouse where we are gathered here today. this courthouse exists to administer justice, to uphold the rule of law, and to protect the freedoms that we all cherish. >> reporter: carillo is believed to be linked to the bugaloo movement. if convicted he could face life in prison. we are live in downtown san francisco, cierra johnson, bay area news. >>> we also have breaking news in marin county as well where an explosion and a fire destroyed at least two buildings and damaged more buildings in downtown stinson beach. this is video just posted to facebook by the california highway patrol. you can see buildings on shoreline highway now in rubble. no

anthony fauci, doctor robert redfield, doctor steven hahn and assistant secretary of health admiral testified before the senate health committee on what federal, state and local governments are doing to help americans go back to work and school in the fall is safely as possible. watch live coverage beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three, on demand on c-span.org, or listen live wherever you are from the free c-span radio app. ♪ ♪ c-span's washington journal every day we are taking your calls live on air, on the news of the day and discussing policy issues that impact you. coming up on tuesday morning, princeton university discusses his new book, james baldwin's america and its urgent lessons for our own. in the state of race relations after the death of george floyd. also ohio republican congressman ranking member of the small business committee talks about the pandemic's effect on businesses and economic recovery efforts. watch c-span's "washington journal", live on tuesday morning. and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets.

robert alvin just a junior from millbrae appeared for the hearing via zoom . he is charged with aiding and abetting steven carrillo who allegedly shot at the federal building from a white van killing underwood and wending the other guard. an attorney was appointed for justus . >>> a funeral service was held today for sean moner rosa a suspect shot and killed by police. friends and family gathered at the chapel by the sea. he was from san francisco. of alejo officer shot him earlier this month after responding to reports of alluding at walgreens. john purvis an attorney from his family who attended the funeral said he intends to file a civil suit against the city of vallejo. >> we will be filing federal civil rights lawsuits in the near future. we want to get this issue out of the way and see the cameras. i anticipate that we will keep the pressure on their and we will keep pressing. >> he also said before filing the lawsuit he will demand the officer be criminally charged by the salon oda. >>> coming up on ktvu fox2 news, we will speak about the balance between a second wave of covid-19 cases and keeping

roberts siding with the gay and transgender community. this is a huge victory. there were three plans who brought this case. amy stevens, i spoke with her back in the fall when oral argots was being held here. she was a transgender female who told her boss, a funeral director owner, a funeral homeowner, i should say. she told her boss years ago he was transitioning to female. he then was fired and unfortunately, john, she passed away one month ago but this massive victory not being enjoyed by her but her wife. there are is.8 million americans who transgender or gay and they are now protected under the law. >> you can hear the winning parties celebrating on the steps of the court. jessica schneider outside the supreme court on this day, a decision about fairness and justice comes in the middle-of-other conversations about fairness and justice in the united states to. that point let's move on to the other big story. the death of rayshard brooks. in a police encounter friday night, sparking more national outrage, over the discussion of racial injustices. boris johnson joins us for with more on the march. take us inside an

steven koreo is gunman. they say he did not act alone and help from an accomplice. >> photos show the white van on may 29th. they say a second suspect, robert alvin justice, jr., was the driver. >> they came to oakland to kill cops. >> reporter: the sergeant was manning a homemade ar-15, a ghost gunme menas they drove by courthouse. >> as the van came in to contact with the guard post, the shots were fired out of that sliding side passenger door. >> reporter: federal security officer was killed and another injured. that van was the subject of speculation for ten days after a white van was found in the 16 of an ambush that killed deputy damon gutzwiler and now they say it's the same one. >> the one discovered on june 6 was the van used in the shooting in oakland on may 29th. koreo was arrested the same day of the ben loman shooting. the guns are more ammo and explosives in it. they are tied to a malitia group called boogaloo. >> it's to reference a violent uprising or impending civil war. >> our investigative team looked in to justice' background and found minor previous crimes. he now faces attempted murder charge. and koreo was charged wit

robert redfield, admiral gerard of health and human services. later at 12:30 p.m. house financial services committee hears from federal reserve chair jerome powell and treasury secretary steven mnuchin at an oversight hearing on operations at the treasury department and the federal reserves pandemic response.

steven carillo of ben lomond. the same man already arrested in the murder of a santa cruz county sheriff sergeant. is accused the congress identified as 30-year-old, robert justus, junior ofrdwith to the fbi last thursday. according to unsealed federal documents, justus was the driver and captured on surveillance video outside the courthouse before the shooting and agreed to drive carillo after meeting on facebook. >> there is no evidence any man had the intention to join the demonstration as the media have asked. they came to oakland to kill cops. >> reporter: surveillance shows the white van parked across from the security stand and advancing forward with the side door open. investigators say the same van would later be spotted june 6 in ben lomond. santa cruz county sheriff, damon gutzwiller was killed, his partner injured while responding to the 9-1-1 call. surv -- carillo attempting several carjackings. >> carillo appears to have used his own blood to write phrases on one of the cars that he carjacked. >> reporter: federal officials also said carillo was associated with the boogaloo movement noting this patch found on a ballistic vest with it will a

robert just days junior was arrested after coming forward with information to the fbi last thursday. according to documents, justice was captured outside the federal courthouse before the shooting and agreed to drive steven carrillo to the protest after meeting on facebook. >> there is no evidence that these men had any attention to join the protest. they came to kill cops. >> reporter: the white van parked across from the securities the and advanced forward with the side door open. the same van would be spotted on june 6. santa cruz county sheriff deputy damon gutzwiller was killed. surveillance video captured and armed steven carrillo and federal officials on tuesday revealed what he did next. >> 4 on 2 appears to abused his own blood to write phrases on one of the cars that he carjacked. >> reporter: federal officials say he was associated with igloo and hawaiian print symbols associated with the extremist ideology. >> the term is used by extremists to reference a violent uprising. or an impending civil war in the united states. >> the atf said he use this reverently made rifle with no markings oat the ben lomond crime scene. >> this firearm is a machine gun that had a silencer attached to the barrel.

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robert redfield. dr.ral brett giroir and stephen hahn. later at 12:30 p.m., the house financial services committee hears from federal reserve chair jerome powell and treasury secretary stevennuchin at an oversight hearing on operations at the treasury department and the federal reserve's pandemic response. website, ther senate foreign relations committee looks at covid-19 and the international pandemic preparedness, prevention and response efforts. that is at 10 a.m. the house energy and some committee hears for medical professionals on the impact of covid-19 on mental health. that is at 11 a.m. that is daily coronavirus briefing, arizona governor doug ducey announce new actions in hopes of reducing the number of positive coronavirus cases as infections continue to rise in his state since its reopening. the governor ordered the closure of bars, gyms, movie theaters and water parks, and announce the first day of school would be delayed until august 17. this runs one hour and 15 nu

robert redfield, admiral gerard of health and human services. later at 12:30 p.m. house financial services committee hears from federal reserve chair jerome powell and treasury secretary steven mnuchin at an oversight hearing on operations at the treasury department and the federal reserves pandemic response. >> several democratic senators came to the floor to push for more coronavirus economic relief to local and state governments designed health emergency workers. here are the speeches leading up with senator ron wyden of oregon. >> senator from oregon. >> the covid-19 pandemic has thrown our country into a nightmare level crisis of joblessness. the congress has not done enough to stop it and has not done enough to save the jobs of our people. i have come to the floor this evening, the distinguished democratic leader, to call for the senate to pass legislation that is all about saving key jobs that form the backbone of our local communities, our firefighters, our first responders, our teachers, our families, and so many others. they need our help. they need it now. senate democrats have been warning since march, covid-19 cases exploded and our economy went into lockdown, t

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robert mueller's office and as an advisor in the state department. previously come he clerked for justice kennedy before his retirement from the supreme court. and for stevens after his retirement, as well as for judge griffith. rom yceived his b.a. fo ale. zelensky's personal counsel is participating in the hearing on the webex software platform. attorneyes is a trial in the antitrust division of the department of justice. since joining the department into thousand six, he has served in a variety of roles, including acting chief of staff. in 2015, following a detailed to the white house's presidential personnel office, he joined the office of the associate attorney general, where he had served as counsel and chief of staff. he received his j.d. from stanford and b.a. from yale. michael mukasey served as a u.s. as the u.s. attorney general from november 2007 to january 2009, under president george w. bush. prior to his services attorney general, he served as a judge in the southern district of new york, becoming chief judge in 2000. previously come he served as an assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. he is currently in private prac

robert mueller's office and as an advisor in the state department. previously come he clerked for justice kennedy before his retirement from the supreme court. and for stevens after his retirement, as well as for judge griffith. rom yceived his b.a. fo ale. zelensky's personal counsel is participating in the hearing on the webex software platform. attorneyes is a trial in the antitrust division of the department of justice. since joining the department into thousand six, he has served in a variety of roles, including acting chief of staff. in 2015, following a detailed to the white house's presidential personnel office, he joined the office of the associate attorney general, where he had served as counsel and chief of staff. he received his j.d. from stanford and b.a. from yale. michael mukasey served as a u.s. as the u.s. attorney general from november 2007 to january 2009, under president george w. bush. prior to his services attorney general, he served as a judge in the southern district of new york, becoming chief judge in 2000. previously come he served as an assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. he is currently in private prac

robert redfield, and dr. stephen hahn of the fda. at 12:30 p.m. the house financial services committee hears from federal reserve chair jerome powell and treasury secretary steven mnuchin at an oversight hearing on operations of the treasury department and the federal reserve pandemic response. website,y on her c-span.org, the senate foreign relations committee looks at covid-19 and international pandemic preparedness present response efforts at 10:00 a.m.. the house subcommittee on health here is from medical professionals on mental health. that is at 11:00 a.m. during his coronavirus briefing, california governor gavin newsom discussed the recent spike of positive cases. he announced additional funding to support those areas impacted by the spike, and said guidance later in the week will offer clarity on safety in bars and restaurants as well as protocols when visiting nursing homes. gov. newsom: good afternoon, everybody.

eventually put into an asylum by her older son robert because he didn't think she was stable enough to live on her own. when lincoln first met her when she was dating stevendouglas she was a feisty conversationalist and well-educated preacher love poetry and politics was his unusual for a young woman at that time. there's a wonderful story when i could first saw her and seeing her with all of her bows, maryanne would love to dance with you in the worst way. and mary said he certainly did was rather awkward. she said steven douglas could be a little giant and my husband towers over douglas physically. >> guest: she said that during the period of 18 50's. he had been called steven douglas was short and bold looking so he was called to load giant. a huge head and was very smart to think mary pulito mikan early on and again historians have been unkind to her in a lot of ways to she was a's 18 50's. she had faith in him. he had all the ambition in the world because ever since he was young he wanted to accomplish something so story could be told after you die. i would have carried them through even if he never married anybody think we see next speaking of rival

steven in new york city, you're on the air. go ahead, please. >> >> caller: i love your show. i love it. i wanted to ask you is it true that robert lincoln, abraham lincoln's son at his bedside when he died was at mckinley's assassination? >> he was at garfield's. i think he was at the train station at the time. i don't believe he was in the temple of music. he was in buffalo. >> like zellie. >> i think at that point he probably decided we best not to accompany presidents on business. >> before we get to the assassination and we have to do it briefly, donna asked the question, if she was so frail how did she function as first lady in the white house? we've talked so much about parlor politics and bringing dinners together, did the mckinley white house do that? >> she was not interested -- it's interesting. apart from her illness, even before she had gotten the disorder, she was not interested in housekeeping and not really interested in menus or, you know, entertaining. i mean they had basically lived in the hotel suites in washington and then in columbus. she was interested in him. again, that's a good question, but it's -- from