twa a chief financial officer can go ahead she's wanted in the u.s. on charges of misleading a major bank on hallways dealings with iran growing anger over the death of an unarmed black man in u.s. police custody has spread to los angeles hundreds of protesters have been on the streets there meanwhile in minneapolis where george floyds died police have used tear gas to disperse demonstrates is the number of corona virus deaths in the united states has passed 100000 it comes as the country continues to loosen restrictions aimed at stopping the spread of the virus the european commission is calling for a recovery package to help nations tackle the pandemic fallout 820 $5000000000.00 bailout money is to be raised from capital markets but some nations are against taking on debt to help other member states. well witness is next to. what a prime minister takes a lump of coal into his own parliament that coal means a lot of the country's fortunes we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in get a break that gunshot

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and striking twa balance n safety and livelihoods, some retailers are beginning to vereopen as california mos to stage 2 of the pandemic recovery. plus, a long-running asann amerilm festival goes virtual for the first time.we will preview the lineup. om hello, and weto kqed newsroom. it is week eight of sheltering in place in northernst california, and ewide, some restrictions started to lift today. the california state assembly headed back to sacramento following a two month hiatus which coincided with the coronavirus pandemic. among the challenges, with stores closed in residence at home, legislors are dealing with a massive deficit from declining tax revenue. with the pandemic projected to continue through the fall, expanding vote by il as a safe option for the november election. lawmakers have to address long- standing chaenges from osting affordable housing to fighting climate change. >>> joining us is state assembly member david chu, and from the sutter county, james gallagher, thank you both for joining us >> thanks for having us. >> you both returned to work this week. wh is it ke

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charges are also crimes in canada it's a huge blow to take giant twa away which had hoped to drop the case and bring mang back to china she was arrested in vancouver in 2018 at washington's request the u.s. wants to extradite her on charges of bank fraud and misleading a major bank on while ways the feelings with iran preys on is a program associate at wilson's a center kissinger institute which looks at us china relations she says that this feud goes far beyond the mangling issue this ruling has been something that i think canada has through diplomatic channels communicated to china to expect. the ruling is an indicator a setback for her lawyers and within china this is definitely a much more than just a case of a one business executive acting in appropriately to subvert sanctions this is seen as a piece of a larger scale. u.s. china competition on technologies that while ai is producing and selling and the political ramifications of those products. the u.s. is ending some of the last u.s. sanctions waivers provided under the 2015 iran nuclear deal meaning that russian chinese and eu

panam, twa, to get to the southeast asia. if that wasn't available, you could take a foreign flag, you could rent the ship, a naval boat. you could do anything you wanted to get and accomplish your mission. and if anything would deter us from accomplishing our mission, we could circumvent the problem and go do what we wanted. we would rent cars, trains, planes, we would do anything we wanted to. so we had total freedom to move around. and this is what really irritated that colonel in okinawa. it said the utilization of government quarters and mess is not required. well, we walked in there, he said, you're not going to a hotel, you're going to be on boq, you're going to be in enlisted quarters. i said, sir, we can't function that way and that's not what our orders say. going back to what i said originally, living reason the economy, we could -- we had to be together 24 hours a day. we were a mobile force ready to go. and if the enlisted men were out, i was downtown in a boq in saigon and we have orders to go do something, well

we put the footage on pan-am, twa, to get it back, the army picket pictorial center. i opened my own advertising agency, p.r. firm, and di that from 1973 or >> so to the present day. so, we're honored to have some of daspo's finest photographers. motion men sitting here tonight and our next speaker is one of the greatest daspo still photographers, bob. >> bob -- >> that's me. >> i'm retired, live in mcdonagh, which is south of georgia. in the afternoons i end up at the jonesboro legions. i enlisted in the army in 1964 and graduated from photography story in september of 1965. like many of my fellow photographers i received orders for daspo pacific located at hawaii. hawaii. my first thought, there is a god. [laughter] >> beaches, surfing, bikinis and fun in the sun. i guess at the time being a soldier in the army it evaded me. in october of 1965, i arrived aboard a ship at pearl harbor. what a hell of a pleasure trip that was. the majority of the soldiers aboard the ship were from the first infantry division heading on ward to vietnam. after listening to some of the s

we put the footage on pan-am, t -- twa to get it back for processing. post daspo, i opened my own advertising agency, pr firm, and have done that from '73 or so to the present day. so we are honored to have some of daspo's finest photographers still and motion men sitting here tonight. and our next speaker is one of the greatest daspo still photographers, bob lafoon. >> that's me. i'm bob lafoon. i was born in washington d.c., hail to the redskins. i'm retired now. fully. live in mcdonna, south of georgia. the afternoons i end up at the american legions, vfws and play card games, have dinner, go to bed around 9:00 or earlier in possible. i graduated from high school in 1964. like many of my fellow photographs i received orders for daspo pacific located in hawaii. hawaii. hawaii. my first thought, there is a god. beaches, surfing, bikinis and fun in the sun. i guess at the time being a soldier in the army it evaded me. in october of 1965, i arrived aboard a troop ship at pearl harbor, what a pleasure trip that was. the majority of the soldiers aboard the

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cheryl: the airline industry is littered with twa, braniff. there is a list of carriers. >> pan am.l: pan am, exactly. at the same time the industry was under pressure if you will, a slowing in the economy, worry about global growth. that seems the bigger problem the global economic story will hurt airlines. that is something no one can control, not even chapter 11 can help you in that regard. >> that's true. don't forget when you say braniff, pan am, pwa, eastern airlines,. cheryl: eastern. >> i'm dating myself that was a different time. the last five years the airline industry fully figured out how to nickel and dime the public for their profitability. for them it is a great business model. global slow something also part of the business model. the economy doesn't only go like this. sometimes it flats out, heaven forbid we have recession that is all part of us managing our business. fox managing its business. boeing, airlines, et cetera. there is nothing wrong with the airlines and airline or two going chapter 11 route, shedding some routes, guesting rid of some planes, being a li

and that inches twas the launch moments ago of the first launch of a crewed spacecraft from u.s. soil in nine years and the first time ever a launch from a private company. i'm joined by miles o'brien, cnn space analyst, and scott kelly, nasa astronaut. scott, your feelings right now? >> lately not a lot of great news or good news in this country. this is just great. i'm very excited not only for bob and doug but all the time that put so many years of labor into this. the first flight of anything is significant but more so the first flight of doing something like this is a real achievement so i am absolutely thrilled. >> on the left-hand side of your screen there is the landing drone basically of the first stage of that rocket. miles o'brien it is always remarkable to see this. this is a launch we haven't seen before. yes spacex has launched unmanned capsules and rockets before but this is the first time astronauts are onboard so we are watching something happen for the very first time. >> yes, john. we should point out they are officially on orbit now. that is a big deal as you

i fsz in twas in the service ana staff based on my previous experience and a program called citizens military training camps. if you attended that camp for four summers you would be commissioned as a second lieutenant. it was terminated because the military bases were being used to train national guard folks. i was a star sergeant. and the officer's candidate school, and i graduated there in march of 1943. the first assignment was being at a student at officer school in california. they had to train company grade officers for assignments in the pacific theater. after the one month course i was selected as an instructor where i stayed for a year. after that i was september to the pacific. the first on the island of new caladonia. i was there for a short time. we ended up on the island where i joined the 27th division, and that started my real military career as a first lieutenant platoon leader. >> what were you responsibility for doing when you were in position? >> you were the leader of an infantry platoon which was three squads, 12 men in each squad, each one commanded by a master

you are going to open and even if you open, if you are employees are going to come back do they have twaky business owners say look we don't know if we we don't know if we can reopen we don't know what we're going to look like in future they are not just -- they are telling you they are pure emotional being don't know if neck reopen it is a dangerous proposition we did for greater good of the country. >> right we have seen a whole slew of bankruptcies since there are many businesses that won't make it out of it, also, let me ask you about hong kong, tensions escalating china approved that decision. to force a controversial national security law on hong kong. secretary pompeo certifying to congress yesterday that hong kong is no longer enjoying a high degree of autonomy from china could result in loss of hong kong special trading status with the united states, as a business man what could he gos that mean to you? what does that mean to you in terms of deterioration in hong kong it is different place you probably took companies public in hong did not you -- >> i did i spent a lot of time t

twas the night before mothers day and all through the house not a mother was stirring not even a maybeot matching what, gwen? we got matching mom tattoos for the moms we love. happy mother's day. pete: happy mother's day. >> illegal immigrants: happy mothers day to my incredible mom , i love you. griff: and happy mothers day to every mother out there and my wife kathleen. have a great sunday. maria: welcome and sunday morning everyone happy mother's day thank you for joining us and to our nations heros our mothers we salute you all of the wonderful women out there who make our lives so much better. i'm maria bartiromo, joining me straight ahead right here on "sunday morning futures", coming up, misconduct at the highest levels of the fbi, the justice department dropping its criminal case against three star general michael flynn last week, after internal memos uncovering what we've been reporting all along, and he was entrapped by his own government. his personal attorney sidney powell is here, live, with the next steps toward justice. also ahead newly-released russia probe interviews v

a model rehearsing in beijing yesterday, and guess what, of course, facemask and now on the ca twa lksw what's going to happen. talking about not knowing what's going to happen, the return of the premier league may be at some stage and sally will be talking about this this morning, there's talk of neutral grounds being used and a discussion going on between various teams in the premier league about whether that's going to work and who it will benefit. sally will be looking at that this morning. i think she will be speaking to brighton striker glenn murray as well, they are one of the teams back in training last week and how they're doing that. we had a chat with him on football focus at the weekend and each player has their own half which they use, that is how socially distant they are at the moment. tell us your thoughts, get in touch and in about ten minutes we are speaking to agp, so if you got any concerns for them, let us know —— a gp. while schools being shut has been a welcome break for some children, for others, the restrictions are bringing new struggles. the charity, adoption