>> she said trent. i didn't talk about trent.o you guys, i did not do this. >> but his denials were to no avail. shane ragland was charged with murder. bail was set and shane's wealthy father paid it, a million dollars cash. so shane was free pending trial, which was a very big problem for the ex-girlfriend who turned him in. police moved her to a secure location, kept an eye on her. and then strange things started happening. >> we got information from our state police intelligence section that there was a hit out on this girl. there were phone calls to her friends that would ask, have you seen her? do you know where she is these days? obviously trying to locate her. >> and with all of that going on, she had to do precisely what she didn't want to do, go public, show herself and testify. and the world would know that her name was amy lloyd, and that she was truly terrified. >> amy goes public for the first time, facing her fears and shane. >>> coming up. the defense hits back hard. >> if, in fact, someone had actually told you th

yes, i would. manufacturers in stoke—on—trent? yes, iwould. i manufacturers in stoke—on—trent? the manufacturing of pottery and china wear in stoke—on—trent has long been one of the finest thins in this country and my right honourable friend is an inesteemable representative, along with her two collea g u es representative, along with her two colleagues for stoke—on—trent, and inestimable, think that is what i said! and she rightly makes a case, but there is a broader point to it, which is that, which is that coming out of this, we are going to need many industries that work differently, the economy will not be the same on the way out as on the way in, and in many cases, that we can make changes for the better and she absolutely is sticking up for the pottery industry. i welcome what the secretary of state said about the phe report and the need to get to the bottom of why these racial disparities seem to be a thing, but, it is notjust enough to work out after the event why this has happened, why there have been so many more deaths among the bame community, what is he doing to s

hopefully we can do it in a knife and trent nice, safe smart way. to bookstores start opening up again now. until that the same way and i'm sure they will still do it in the same way. >> host: does a bookstore owner applied to a grant? other strings attached? you have to do this or that? >> guest: we did it through a group i am so bad, they will distribute it. there are a couple thousand independent bookstores that are on our list. the money will go out within the next couple of weeks. >> host: it's just purely a grant? >> yes here it is. god bless you and hopefully this will help and if you can bring a couple of your employees back. i do think we will have a fair number of bookstores opening in the next few weeks or month. >> host: are you a fan of amazon? >> guest: madonna and trent amazon does a lot of good things i don't think they did great things for publishers or books in the beginning. they do a lot of good things i think they could do better i've talked to them about it, especially with kids can really get kids reading it could really do a

that echoes from the time of nixon as a country appears to be moving toward a new era and equality trent holds on to the same campaign formula culture wars and division and the hopes of mobilizing his base. turning over and they've already correspondent stephanie simmons was in tulsa for the rally he told us about the surprises the day had in store for president trump tulsa oklahoma had 3 surprises ready surprise number one for the president of the united states who wanted to have a strong coming out of the gate with a new invigorated campaign start here in tulsa oklahoma but a lot of people were no shows a lot of trump's supporters were no shows the arena wasn't fully booked never ever were 90000 people in this arena. and outside it the same picture massive no shows all over the from japan had to cancel out site stages and outside activities for the expected overflow which never materialized surprise number too many people thought that protesters here unteach from protesters would be clashing with and on a large scale clashing with trump supporters that also didn't happen protests were

all the other candidates you know all saying so i just don't see why i would act any different this trent defended his administration's handling of the pandemic even as cases across the united states rise. i say hundreds of thousands of lives we don't. get even. he said higher infection rates come with more testing. when you cast of when you do testing to that extent you can find more people you get a far more chances so i said to my people are slow to test things out please he play media coverage of covert and the threat of alleged violence from social justice protesters for low supporter turnout there. he chose to newark protesters pleas for racial equality and an end to police brutality and steady focus on branding and self as the law and order president. we are the 40. 4th. it's an old catchphrase that echoes from the time of nixon as the country appears to be moving toward a new era and equality trap holds on to the same campaign formula culture wars and division and the hopes of mobilizing this base. or our time to bring in day doubly correspondent stephanie months who is on the str

área de la bahía aumenta el número de usuarios del transporte público por eso dicen que agregarán trentersonas deben llevar puesto un cubrebocas o canceladas desde que se cerraron en marzo a la pandemia >> reabren los estacionamientos en la parte sur del puente en san francisco pero solo entre semana, también habían cerrado durante esta crisis de salud tomen cuenta que los estacionamientos habían enterrado los fin de semana y los festivos >> la asaltaron al llegar a su casa después de haber ido al banco >> esta mujer advierte a las personas que tengan cuidado tendremos detalles este alameda donde la policía investiga el caso >> estaría de acuerdo con que la policía de san francisco no esté presente en los planteles educativos autoridades podrían aprobar esta medida hoy contaremos como les impactará >> con la llegada del verano muchas personas quieren ir a la playa tengo recomendaciones sobre qué precauciones necesita tomar para estar seguro del tras disfruta del sol y el mar >> (comerciales) [♪ ♪] . > [♪ ♪] . >> los centros para el control y prevención de enfermedades para las personas

gary trent jr.ho played his high school ball at nappers prep doesn't think it will take the blazers long after the layoff. >> i'm going in, conditioning, lifting. i feel great. i'm ready to play again tomorrow. if we have to. i'm ready. >> and the soccer earthquake fans will be watching their team from home. the san jose franchise could be joining the nba team in orlando. the major league soccer players association approved a new collective bargaining agreement that will represent a lockout, the mls is planning to have all teams report to the disney complex for a tournament. and i don't know about you, but just the mere thought of voicing over actual moving pictures, actual games makes me a little tingly. it does. >> i can smell the garlic fries now. >> oh man. [ laughter ] >> can't wait, vern. >> thanks vern. more local news ahead at 5:30ful we'll take you back live to the massive protest now in san francisco. >>> i'm kenny choi here at mission dolores park. thousands gathering here and they are al

he got married to his wife and trent taylor proposed to his now fiancee sarah. a few teammates in attendance including kittel and c.j. very nice conquers all. k at the forecast. something a lot of people love. if you like something warm, we've got that. if you like something cooler, kari has that as well. >> all you have to do is make a short drive in our microclimates because we've seen weather all over the place. as we get a live look outside, cupertino looking over the south bay enjoying sunshine here. it's going to start the heat up. as we look at all of our mic microclimates and temperatures today, here we are at 2:00 this afternoon, fairfield at 93 while half moon bay is at 64. 80 in palo alto. these will be some of the hottest hours of the day as we go toward the evening drive we're staying in those low 80s for parts of the east bay and fremont and cupertino, 87, and still 90s inland. once that ocean breeze starts to kick in for the rest of the bay area, those winds pick up this evening, it will be a walk around sunset. go ahead and start to m upper 5 low

eric armstead got married to his now wife mindy in santa barbara over the weekend and trent taylor proposedo his fiancee sarah. george kittle and very nice. they're not letting the whole shelter-in-place. >> you saw what they had on. they kept it simple. the only thing the bling is the ring. >> i'm kind of at that point, too. simple. >> all you need is love. that's all. we can party next year. >> we probably will. >> we will. >> we'll party any time. >> we deserve it. >> that's good. that's a good attitude. we can party next year. >>> 4:56 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay" order up. a live report on the bay area cities that are soon going to be easing those restrictions that we've been seeing on outdoor dining. >>> plus, the east bay school that now plans to make some big changes when it comes officers in classrooms. >>> and we're going to talk about the south bay college where students are also pushing for police reform. we'll talk about it all and much more here on "today in the bay." 4:56. >>> right now at 5:00, expanding outdoor dining. coming up a live report of the bay k

the president of ilwu local 10 trent willis says that more than 150 years later there they are still fighting for equality. >> if we are not free to walk the streets without getting killed by law enforcement, then we are not free. the wealth gap disproportionately negatively affects african-americans and we are still not free. >> 10 companies like twitter and google recently announced juneteenth will be a paid holiday. black leaders point out they employee very few black and brown folks. dr. lawrence been hook with community christian church says if companies want change, then they have to partner with local organizations to close the digital divide. >> we want equity, we want a level playing field, we want a chance to become just like every other american citizen where we can ride down the street. >> senator kamala harris says that she will introduce a bill to make juneteenth and national holiday. live in oakland, i am darlin', kpix 5. >>> you can feel this coming about we ago and now christopher columbus is gone for the next big question, who might replace him. >>> a startling numb

. >> reporter: the stanton's also joined in bringing seventh grader trent. >> i want to end racism, black lives matter the same as light lives. >> just around the corner of civic park, walnut court pd staged in case of trouble as businesses downtown shutdown and boarded up. ahmad hassan says he wants these young people chge hearts and minds. >> this is not about giving all this attention to the police. the police are over here and they've got battle armor and military support and all that. i told protesters, we do not want to be in front of the police. we want to be in front of the general public. the police have already seen this. they are here to protect the city and we are not here to damage the city. let's be out in front of people. >> reporter: things have remained very peaceful here in downtown walnut creek today. of course there is a curfew here in walnut creek starting at 8:00. anyone who is not an essential person going to and from work must be at home. live in walnut creek tonight, kpix 5.>>> after a weekend of vandalism, car dealers across walnut creek not taking any chances. s

we will hear from trent in louisiana. caller: hey ralph.he scripture i have been living in in my christian -- is here our god for we are despised, our captors sneer and scorned us and say sing us a song, sing us a song, but how can we sing in an alien land? -- wems like we are in have intense powers and principalities over blacks, and withispanics, etc. this perfect storm emerging with the virus and the economy and china and civil unrest, i am wondering with 40 million unemployed, is there something tocan do as evangelicals stand behind, and help the country? and auestion is serious little bit of a hackle on c-span have such great book reviews and a guy they had on right before the virus hit was fh buckley from george mason university, and he was talking about -- his book was entitled american secession, the looming threat of a national breakup. that might be a good thing in this crisis. i am interested in the your -- in your point of view. guest: i am not familiar with mr. buckley's book. i am familiar with him and his work. this is not a

i love you that on the road get back to trent. >>working on by try again once there he is definitely touched. so many people friended racer steve johnson was there every step of the way. his biggest initiative is this is real get educated. let's get back to work but let's do it let's do it smart, you know it. it may be disappearing a little bit in the news, but it is absolutely real. >>since alabama has a u of the infectious disease experts citing the state's number says that the average daily number of positive covid-19 results has doubled up from 250 a day to around 500 the number of people being tested daily remains flat. still ahead here tonight at 6 a tense confrontation in central park that went viral. now the man behind the camera is speaking out what he says he was most shocked about during this encounter. and next at 6.30 amid ongoing protests over police brutality the president is reportedly mulling over an executive order addressing protester concerns. usaa was made for right now. and right now, is a time for action. so

in the fictitious jobs scandal all reporter katherine norris trent said this update earlier from central paris. hunting down i have- dick the judge said that only a severe sentence would do pounding false all fail a two year jail time plus three year suspended sentence after convicting him of embezzling huge sums. of public money of fraudulently paying his wife for decades to work as a parliliamentary assistant works the court found she simply didn't do. that the judge said that the films had sought to boost that personal income putting that personal gain weight above the public interest. the net at the film was also found guilty she was given a three year suspended sentence in both the films received a hefty fine of. three hundred and seventy five thousand euros that lawyer call this verdict on johnston said that they would immediately appeal that puts the sentence is on hold. pending that appeal so foster field went heading straight to prison none the less this is a huge fall from grace for france's former prime minister and a man who was at one time front runner. to become the preside

about prevention and the precise praise that requires that the program, the program i started ngc and trent boyd doing education in schools and working with adult to teach. no boundaries impact health, i'll be completely honest i work with people where vibrant affectional violent and must not rely heavily on police and prison to prevent or respond to sexual violence and must and organizing that i know better abolitionist machine for a change in and not respond to sexual violence with incarceration are themselves survivors. self-centering the voices means that we need to spend the time and energy focusing on preventing and accountability practices that don't rely on the same size and program that they are telling us ivory traumatizing in the first place. >> , thank you. there is only a minute left and i want to underscore, listening to the people were victims and asking them what they want to see police they look like in the future is a great place to start and many victims of sexual violence will tell you is not working. internet act back police to be more proactive in a lot recognized it a

let's go back to our reporter katherine norris trent who calls began the day reporting on the opening of the terraces- i'm not always so witnessing- before her very eyes at the scene that w we havave here- whe a demonstration calling for justice. for a black man who died in police custody in france this is integrated into the kind of this sort of beaten witnessing in united states. catherine first off are you okay. we will we will first of all confirm that the catholics okay we think she is. with the problem is merely a breakdown in communication it's a technical fault so to be re issued a report was fine. what we'r're seeing is- still a lack of control of the situation. this is from the police side of things. further down the- tramway lines you can see that is where most of the demonstrators are. completely trashed dowown that. we w will t ck to this wcacan. be able to situate. but it's a very clear an ongoing. demonstrations into what looks like a- total breakdown of law and order. in that part of paris and the issue of course- the- treatment of black people. by the police force we'

know all he's got to do is print just shut up and prove that's all he's got a key juice showed up at trent estates i need a sock puppet for this clock he won't do off course it needs more than that it's well you know what earlier this week fed chair powell warns of significant uncertainty about the recovery and says small business is at risk of course you and i have been covering the facts that you know he's directly responsible for this erosion.

african-american first sort of the mississippi army national guard to served under my command republican trent kelly says he seemed discrimination firsthand we know a 5 speed with 5 years and a lot are treated differently. if they're african-american and it's more than just advancement minority service members are more than twice as likely to get court-martialed or prosecuted. a trend that's gone back more than 30 years and every single year black service members replenish at a significantly higher rate than whites servicemembers retired air force colonel don christensen says those disparities affect every branch ron says the air force especially need significant reform air force needs to focus on finding solutions and causes congressman gil cisneros, a minority veteran himself says the solution starts with recruitment recruiting more. a diverse officer corps. really help solve this criminal justice system cisneros is hopeful the military can improve adding our armed forces have a history of leading on civil rights in washington, i'm joe khaleel. a drug that showed positive results in treating

right directions here you know and now we have the president we can go speaking to graduate right trent's and west point and he's saying something that he said during the campaign was far as i'm concerned that's unkept promises and i am not disappointed he wants to keep you know that promise out there again because we already heard from james your reaction oh you're right it is the man kept.

george kittle, trent taylor and backup quarterback c.j.d, they live in nashville, so easy for them, and kendrick borne right here to get to workouts. hey, we may have a baseball season after all. commissioner rob manfred met with tony clark of the players union. new propos, 60 games, prorated salaries. the next move belo you send your video, i call the action. this video is awesome. >> rodney hewitt looks like he just stepped out of a globetrotters game. trick shots for days. who needs to actually look at the basket? not rodney. rodney played at alameda junior college and for san jose in the old aba. you want something behind the back? oh, yeah, he's got that in his game. hey, globies, you need a point guard, we got your man. robbie, we just called your play on abc 7. >> oh, that's a bad man right there. send me your video, use #abc 7. to he,rcycleove th ico vee get here they're geico is givers with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders

see here on this chart, the high for the year is anotated, the low point, you can see we have broken trent, and now where to i think we get to 2800 at that point, there will be real jockeying for position. we know vix is elevated and there is still a lot of issues with all of the things that people are hoping on, banks, industrials, and so forth. >> carter, thanks. we'll see you next show, options action and jeff, you also were looking at the charts. you're noticing a relationship between airlines and the broader markets. >> yeah, i mean, look, i had my reservations about the market in general from a fundamental perspective. i think we're in the beginning periods of healing, but i think the market has priced in a lot more than that i'm not sure what's going to be the catalyst from here to something more substantial in the market i was looking at the correlation. i talked about this last week, but early in the trading session, actually, the correlation between cruise lines, airlines, casinos, we were up, but you had some red on the screen there, and even within airlines, you had some up and

that's being bandied about but i'm not sure how realistic it is at this point you know ever since trent became u.s. president europe has asked itself more than ever should we can we go with a low here's what germany's foreign ministers speaking to us yesterday and i want to say i lie in a canonical most into trouble before i don't think we'll have to manage on our own the united states also has an interest that is closely tied to europe in terms of foreign and security policy. but maybe the u.s. will not be the protective shield that it once was for europe and that will lead to us having to do more for our own security that there will have to be a european pillar in nato and we are having that discussion and trying not to get those so that's what we're hearing right now here are nato members such as germany are they hoping for a job win in november and if biden is president then the status quo will be restored. well the status quo isn't all that satisfying to to a lot of allies either you know this discussion has gone on long before the trump presidency bridge you and i have been discus

george kittle, trent taylor and backup quarterback c.j.hey live in nashville, so easy for them, and kendrick borne right here to get to workouts. hey, we may have a baseball season after all. commissioner rob manfred met with tony clark of the players union. new proposal, 60 games, fully prorated salaries. the next move belongs tos players. you send your video, i call the action. this video is awesome. >> rodney hewitt looks like he just stepped out of a globetrotters game. trick shots for days. who needs to actually look at the basket? not rodney. rodney played at alameda junior college and for san jose in the old aba. you want something behind the back? oh, yeah, he's got that in his game. hey, globies, you need a point guard, we got your man. called y on abc 7. >> oh, that's a bad man right there. send me your video, use #abc 7. ta-da! did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i should get a quote. do it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ when you think

here's a look at some date of today's remark starting the senate minority leader and trent leader chuck schumer. on senator tim scott smell and the booker harrisville. this morning is a tale of two chambers, the house of representatives,st starting to consider of the justice and policing act led by centers booker and harris in the senate . and developed in the congressional black caucus and house democrats. the billmp represents, henson strong and enduring reform to police departments . the most forceful center change in decades. this morning in the senate, republicans have put forth a separate proposal led by the senator from south carolina. with only had the bill for a few

know all he's got to do is print just shut up and prove that's all he's gotta keep juice shot up at trent estates. i need a sock puppet for this clucky won't do of course it needs more than that well you know at earlier this week fed chair powell warns of significant uncertainty about the recovery and says small business is at risk of course you and i have been covering the fact that you know he's directly responsible for this erosion of price discovery of you know free speech essential he is he's like the tyrant of the markets he doesn't allow free speech free price discovery. free markets that's absolutely right he is censoring the machinations of capitalism which we doubt the weekends and gives us only the winners so that we may become glorious in our quest to dominate the global economy but because of the printing that's going on in the bailing out. of the we can still weakest amongst us in corporate america what happens is the vibrant new small to medium enterprises are pushed aside if they don't have access to credit and the worst behaved myths the albatross the no good mics are flo

kumu and kim in song that'll give the $25.00 nothing about the 4th was much the same for the man on trent right fielder sung with a hard aground off the 3rd base and it beats out the throw from lehigh you base of loaded 2 batters later this to run double to right field off the bat of 3rd baseman came in song scores you sung and kim sued to push the twins to an 8 nothing lead and the twins office kept on coming next batter another sacrifice fly by young to left field scores were hurt the ramos twins now up to 9 up in the add 2 more runs in the inning and shut out the lions 11 to nothing. now many athletes across the national football league have spoken out supporting the protesters angered about the death of george floyd but new orleans saints quarterback drew brees expressed as a proof for those who neil during national anthem twice 16 bre said reporters quote i agree with his protest i don't agree with his method when i look at that flag and think about my grandfathers i think about a lot of things like when i stand to listen the national anthem with my heart or my hand there is a motion

here's a look at some date of today's remark starting the senate minority leader and trent leader chuck schumer. on senator tim scott smell and the booker harrisville. this morning is a tale of two chambers, the house of representatives,st starting to consider of the justice and policing act led by centers booker and harris in the senate . and developed in the congressional black caucus and house democrats. the billmp represents, henson strong and enduring reform to police departments . the most forceful center change in decades. this morning in the senate, republicans have put forth a separate proposal led by the senator from south carolina. with only had the bill for a few hours and will review it . but what is clear, is that the senate republican proposal on not rise to the moment. the democratic bill has been on in federal law cases where the republican built only requires data a no knock warrants. democratic bill has a publicly available nationwide database on this conduct. so that abusive police officers who were fired cannot simply go to another department some rest in the countr

about prevention and the precise praise that requires that the program, the program i started ngc and trent boyd doing education in schools and working with adult to teach. no boundaries impact health, i'll be completely honest i work with people where vibrant affectional violent and must not rely heavily on police and prison to prevent or respond to sexual violence and must and organizing that i know better abolitionist machine for a change in and not respond to sexual violence with incarceration are themselves survivors. self-centering the voices means that we need to spend the time and energy focusing on preventing and accountability practices that don't rely on the same size and program that they are telling us ivory traumatizing in the first place. >> , thank you. there is only a minute left and i want to underscore, listening to the people were victims and asking them what they want to see police they look like in the future is a great place to start and many victims of sexual violence will tell you is not working. internet act back police to be more proactive in a lot recognized it a

finding himself with the support of only one member of the cabinet during a critical phase of the trent affair when britain threatened war over the navy's seizures of envoys he recalled the drunk who strayed into an illinois church and fell asleep in the front row. he slumbered on as the revivalist asked, who are on the lord's side? and the congregation responded by rising en masse. when the preacher inquired, who are on the side of the devil? the sleeper stood. but not fully grasping the inquiry and seeing the minister on his feet, he stood up. i don't exactly understand the question, he said. but i'll stand by you parsen to last, but it seems to me that we're in a hopeless minority. [ laughter ] >> the power of lincoln's humor to enforce his argument was on one estimate irresistible. it confirmed the president as the representative american. the women's right activists and abolitionist dole rebuked those fine ladies who were repelled by the president's homely manners and jokes. as a nation, she wrote, we're an intelligent but not as a resucu people. he's never written a letter that hi

. >> trent wlils be leading a massive march. he says on top of all of that his locals are concerned about covid at the ports for him to sort of covid, trade, and black lives matter all wrapped into one back to you. >> yeah, genjean, i'm curious au what that data is showing us in terms of a return for freight flows in general and what the ports you have have been speaking to expect as we start to get into these summer months now. i wonder what it looks like on the shipping side. >> it's not looking like much today. the stoppage just started at the top of the hour, there was not a lot oftivity this morning. the numbers are still very down. the numbers were down because of the trade war but we have a new state rule now you to wear a mask all of the time it is not looking particularly good here yet. and we're going to get back to school and the holiday season and that is when it will be critical >> this is the most fascinating e mer -- emergence of a holiday i have ever seen i have never celebrated it growing up on the east coast, t

an guardian correspondent luke harding reports russia's rating a covid war against the rest and trent west and shadow states also being published this week, david provides information on russian interference in foreign elections. university of chicago law professor offers his thoughts on how america can deal with demigods in the demigods playbook. anna bears and ballots heather has her inside local politics. watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv on cspan2. >> sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on book tv, former national security advisor for president trump, john bolton and his book the room where it happened on his time in the trump administration. then sunday at 3:30 p.m. eastern, nathan freedom coalition ralph reed with his book god and country the christian case for trump heard and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on "after words", author and robin hood ceo west amore on his book, five days about the 2015 baltimore uprising following the death of freddie gray. he's interviewed by the most senior fellow heather mcgee, watch book tv sunday at 2:00 p.m. 3:30 p.m. and 9:30 p

. >>> and in england's premier league trent alexander arnold wore boots carrying the words black livester. he spoke out against racism saying the system is broken and we all have a responsibility to fix it. the 21-year-old also revealed his boots would be auctioned to raise money for the nelson mandela foundation. liverpool will be crowned champions of england forth first time in 30 years if they beat crystal palace. patrick snell, cnn, atlanta. >>> you're watching "cnn newsroom." we'll be right back. so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh... i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 7 million dogs. nice. and... the talking dog thing? is it bothering you? no... itching like a dog is bothering me. until dogs can speak for themselves, you have to. when allergic itch is a problem, ask for apoquel. apoquel is for the control of itch associated with allergic dermatitis and the control of atopic dermatitis in dogs.

finding himself with the support of only one member of the cabinet during a critical phase of the trent affair, when eizure britain threatened war over the union navy seizure of confederate envoys from a bri british ship. he recalled the drunk. lots of drunks in lincoln's stories, he recalled a drunk whn strayed into an illinois church and fell asleep in the front s row. he slumberred ononside as the revivalists ask who are on the lord's side, and the uired, w congregation responded by risin en masse. when the preacher then inquired, who are on the side of the devil, the sleeper stood, but not before grasping the inquiry. he stood up, i don't exactly understand the question, he said, but i'll stand by you parson to last, but itit seems me that we're in a hopeless minority.ways. the power of lincoln's humor to enforce his argument is on one instant irresistible. it confirmed the president as the representative american. the women's rights activist and abolitionist caroline healy dold rebuked those fine lady whose were repelled by the president's homely manners and jokes. as a nation, she

african-american first sort of the mississippi army national guard to served under my command republican trent kelly says he seemed discrimination firsthand we know if i've speaking with 5 years and a lot are treated differently. if they're african-american and it's more than just advancement minority service members are more than twice as likely to get court-martialed or prosecuted. a trend that's going back more than 30 years and every single year black service members replenish at a significantly higher rate than whites servicemembers retired air force colonel don christensen says those disparities affect every branch ron says the air force especially need significant reform air force needs to focus on flying to and solutions in cars is congressman gil cisneros, a minority veteran himself says the solution starts with recruitment recruiting more. a diverse officer corps. really help solve this criminal justice system cisneros is hopeful the military can improve adding our armed forces have a history of leading on civil rights in washington, i'm joe khaleel. and our current temperatures lot

and trent jones can speak about how it's not just a one-and-done training.ng is about a cultural movement in police reform in the walls of this agency. >> yeah, sergeant jones, i was about to ask, how does write training work? what is the one biggest thing that i would notice? say i've been through other diversity training. if i went through write training, what's the biggest difference i would notice? >> i think you would notice that this focuses on officer wellness first and foremost. you cannot send a broken officer out there to fix a problem. i'm a firm believer that hurt people hurt people. so if you get the officer to focus on themselves, their emotions, what they're feeling at the moment, to learn how to process those things, i think it just makes for a better officer and a professional that you're sending out in the field. >> linda, there's a term used in your training, "blockout." how does blockout affect law enforcement? >> well, it's interesting because i see police chiefs across this nation right now, they're changing their policies on choke hold

administration and our border for the hard work and what they're doing keeping disease out of occur trent borders. that is crucial. elizabeth: what is interesting, deneen, there was a lot of coverage on what is going on about the border. don't hear that a lot right now. seems all the quiet on that front as president cracked down on chaos, turmoil, crime, children smuggling across the border. you see it dialed back. you don't see democrats talking about it anymore. what do you think? final word. >> that is right. this is the anti-trump media. don't want to talk about the accomplishments and successes coming out of the administration that benefits all americans, especially those who don't want to about it. elizabeth: you know deneen, final word, the thinking was the administration was anti-immigrant with policies on the border. your take on that? final word? >> absolutely not. we want to emto come to the country the right way. it is not far for those who came here the right way, spending money and time on lawyers, in the process. get in line. do it the right way. we are about rule of law, n

. >> that is the stay in sports, june 4th, i am trent 27. >>> and we will have plenty of, check thisff you later on at 10:00. but we are out of time right now. that is the sporting life. like we said, basketball is headed our way. >> that is good news. >> we will have to wait a little longer. >> we will way. >> see you tonight, take care everyone. good night. >> have a good night everyone. thanks for joining us. well, it's true. once i saw him sit on a bunch of loose change and add it up. have you heard from howard? i did. his talk at nasa went great. sheldon didn't heckle him? no. in fact, he was so well-behaved, howie bought him a buzz aldrin bobble head and astronaut ice cream. (knocking) hey, guys. oh, hi. hi, stuart. hey, stuart! how's it going? good. sheldon's out of town, so we can do whatever we want. we even ordered from the thai place he doesn't like. oh, how is it? disgusting. do not tell him. what do you guys want to do tonight? i don't know. well, i told howie if i wasn't busy, i'd spend the night at his mom's. so for god's sake, think of something. (stuart coughing) stu

african-american first sort of the mississippi army national guard to served under my command republican trent kelly says he seemed discrimination firsthand we know a 5 speed with 5 years and a lot are treated differently. if they're african-american and it's more than just advancement minority service members are more than twice as likely to get court-martialed or prosecuted. a trend that's gone back year black service members replenish at a significantly higher rate than whites servicemembers retired air force colonel don christensen says those disparities affect every branch ron says the air force especially need significant reform air force needs to focus on finding solutions in cars is congressman gil cisneros, a minority veteran himself says the solution starts with recruitment recruiting more. a diverse officer corps. really help solve this criminal justice system cisneros is hopeful the military can improve adding our armed forces have a history of leading on civil rights in washington, i'm joe khaleel. before your money this morning parents are more worried about the cost of childcare

two figures i think were interesting, pat nixon, richard nixon's wife cut the engine j the wife of trentthink actually much controversial figure. she approved of the model pigs and looked at the model kindergartens. mao's wife is much more controversial. she was terrifying personality. she'd been an actress in shanghai very pretty in her youth. it made her way up to the hills of communists and attracted mao's attention. mao had fallen for her and divorced his other wife his wife at the time. the senior colleagues had said, this is the nature of the chinese communist party we will only give you permission to marry judging this pretty actress from shanghai as long as she stays out of politics. mao accepted to deal Ãbwhen she was tried she shouted out à Ãwhoever he told me to bite a bit. she used the opportunity to call revolution to get revenge on people people who had given people who knew too many details she had affairs commission might possibly work for the nationalist at one point. a lot of people suffer because of her. she became the great mouthpiece of mao and took particular respon

westernan states like nebraska's i've already and trent already, why is this important for i mentioned again in a little bit. let's look at those coastlines . were going way too. they have to be held see balls because of the waves. beautiful homes are being threatened to wash away in the sea. we should spend money also where people b live. that's would be wise public policy mr. president. now they states that i just mentioned including those wish to receive this proportionate but americans act. but a also benefits as with the coastal states, if we invest collectively as a nation in the coastal resiliency. the reason is this so important, failure to invest in the coastal resiliency cost lives. and communities and cost taxpayers. and it costs us a lot. land loss due to rising sea levels 42 percent of americans safety who live in a county or parish directly in it because hundred amino that if you invest in coastal resiliency and flood protection, you can save the millions on the backend protecting against a hurricane or flood events. we are spending billions of parks that we occasionally

and it has been great to see the schools in stoke on trents notjust staying open, for those childrenitical workers, but so many of them opening up last week and seeing so many children come back into them. my honourable friend raises them. my honourable friend raises theissue them. my honourable friend raises the issue of unexpected costs as a result of coronavirus. secondary and primary schools have the ability to bid into a fund to recover some costs they have experienced as a result of the pandemic. thank you. i have been shocked and alarmed to be supporting a school in my constituency whose children have endured physical and violence insta nces endured physical and violence instances of racism on their walk home. we have seen calls for our schools to teach the brutal history of the british empire and the racism that continues today to have generational impact. given the systemic and structural inequality and state—sanctioned racism, will the government assure my constituents by introducing a curriculum that educates young people about the enduring history of racism? i think we wo

1990 they've beaten crystal palace 4 nil so moved 23 points clear at the top of the table goals from trent alexander on mohamed salah have been you know and saudi armani securing the when it failed its 2nd placed manchester city failed to beat chelsea on thursday and liverpool will be crowned champions. big said 7 they refuse to in the italian league title they've just lost 32 to us alonso and stay 4 points behind leaders events in some a land outside chance of catching you also taking the hits with their game against the smaller poised it suits him into did take the lead late so on there was still time for smaller to grab an equaliser that finished 33 and into trial you've a by 8 points. nascar driver bubble wallace says he's upset the people are now questioning his integrity the f.b.i. has concluded that wallace wasn't the victim of a racist act his fellow drivers put on a big show of support ahead of monday's race in alabama after a noose was found in wallace just seeing garrett but the f.b.i. say this evidence it had been there since october the noose is a symbol connected to lynching

1990 they beat crystal palace for nel to move $23.00 points clear at the top of the table goals from trent alexander arnold mohamed salah fabien you know and sadly i'm on a secure in the when at anfield if 2nd place manchester city fail to be chelsea on thursday then liverpool will be crowned champions and once again because they've begun. so that's what it is best against chelsea you play as well all these games are really. played you and whatever happens more. so i'm not too much interest of the us. but. anyway game next week against man city is a must watch for you on this planet a big setback for a lot so in their efforts to win the italian league title they lost 32 away to atalanta having led to an all. that malinowski levelled the score. which shows a louis palomino getting the winner in the 80th minutes the defeat means lots of stay 4 points behind the don't see that this i are both in new york city and berlin marathons have been cancelled due to the covert 19 pandemic in new york city marathon which is the largest marches in the world was due to be held on november the 1st organize

we had some protesters in brooklyn trent "f the curfew" but there are nearly as many calls of losing last night. here the conversation has all been about whether or not the national guard will be called in new york. new york governor andrew cuomo blames the nypd and mayor bill de blasio for all of the looting that we saw last night. he said that they did not do their job. he also said that he did not believe that right now that the u.s. national guard should be called, though there are 13,000 troops he said on standby. he also went after the mayor saying that bill de blasio underestimated the threat and so we shall see where that goes, but ultimately, the city believes him and the nypd, that if they bring in the national guard, it will escalate tensions. they do not believe that having uniformed personnel in new york city will help. last night, again, there were approximately 500 arrests for looting. 400 of them arrested in manhattan in the heart of new york city and because of new york's bail reform laws, nearly all of them, the nypd tells me, will be released. sean. >> sean: that i

since 1990 they beat crystal palace 4 nil to move 23 points clear at the top of the table goals from trent alexander arnold the beano and saudi of money secured the win at anfield 2nd place manchester city failed to be chelsea on thursday then liverpool be crowned champions are 2 more golfers have been forced to pull out of thursday's p.g.a. events in connecticut due to coronavirus for maria so when champion graeme mcdowell and 4 time major winner works kept car both out because their caddies have tested positive nick watney and cameron champ are also missing after positive tests this will be the 3rd tournaments since calls restarted without fam. 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

goes from trent alexander arnold and a rocket from for being your after the break and they are just int chelsea on thursday. you can see all of today's premier league results on the website as well. all eyes are on the top spot in la liga. just three points separate rree out madrid and barcelona. that all could change tonight. taken on majorca at the moment it is currently 81 —— two rheometer railroad. earlier there wins for two players. elsewhere a remarkable night in milan, swallow held into a 30 draw a two—game still ongoing leaving atlanta two —— one. they home to sampdoria where it is currently one nil to sampdoria. calls pga tour has confirmed three positive test for coronavirus and head of the travellers championship in connecticut. it's all ready caused world number for to in connecticut. it's all ready caused world numberfor to pull out after his caddy was among those diagnosed. let's get more from our golf correspondent there is just a feeling at the minute it's all a bit ofa feeling at the minute it's all a bit of a shambles, his neck was?m certainly been a stressful day for

and if democrats are in control of the legislation on trent. the entirety of the legislature in virginia now have democratic governor in virginia. necessary photo id law physically in place by the republicans. just because they exist now, does not mean they have to be there forever. we will have to fight through these inappropriate things that have been put in place. if everybody gets out there and votes offense of the with the long lines and of the things that they will throw at us, we can get to the benefit or a better place. we can handle long lines by having more people to have the ability to vote and the vote by mail. that is something given the pandemic, makes a great deal of sense . people should not have to decide between the health and civic responsibility. place for the pandemic. we certainly need to make available to cast ballots at home. amy klobuchar: when i think of it, are the story this morning and eight -year-old woman in georgia wrote this. she actually marched with doctor king. there she is writing she was six in the morning

trend of speaking last night. —— trent speaking last night.ls were scored by one man — anthony martial. believe it or not, his hat—trick was the first by any manchester united player, in more than seven years. marcus rashford set up a couple of them, showing it's not only school meals he puts on a plate. in the night's other games, everton pushed norwich closer to relegation, bournemouth also stay in the bottom three after losing to wolves, and struggling aston villa got a point at newcastle. now, leeds united have had to double check all the cardboard cut—outs of fans ahead of their first home game back in the championship this weekend after a picture of 0sama bin laden was attached to a seat at elland road. fans have been invited to buy so called crowdies, and send pictures of themselves or loved ones. 15,000 of them will be in place by saturday. but a cut—out of the al-qaeda leader has been removed and the club has said it will ensure there will be no more offensive images in place. and there was no crowd and no coaches but there were some