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let's introduce our panel in beijing vic to go chairman and professor at university in the german city of lipstick i don't need director of china policy center and in singapore i feel open tucci senior associate fellow at the royal united services institute a warm welcome to your let me begin in beijing with you victor gale a national security law in hong kong being put in by china a security office being placed since the 1st time that china took over the territory in 1907 from the brits this despite assurances to the british that actually hong kong would always remain hong kong was chinese justification for this well hong kong will always remain as hong kong the one country 2 system will continue up to. $2847.00 and nothing will be changed in hong kong now every country has a national security law the british does have that the united states have that what china is doing for hong kong now is no more than what the british had in hong kong prior to $997.00 just imagine anyone would do anything in hong kong prior to $997.00 which would threaten the national security interest of british e

vic: this whole thing's based on just the quality of the product.: i'm not as self-righteous as you guys are about product. lisa, from my perspective, you're the person that determines what the brand promise is, what the products are that come in and out. so what i want you to do is actually write it down on paper. i want to see, bullet point by bullet point, exactly what it stands for. anything else before we get to work? okay. ♪ -lisa: hey, how are you? -lemonis: i'm marcus. -lisa: marcus, this is kacey. -kacey: nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you? how are you? pet food experts is one of the largest distributors of pet food in the united states. not only do they carry a ton of brands, but they carry a wide variety of price points. that's why we're here. do you have your mission statement? lisa: this is our food promise that we go off of. lemonis: "no byproducts, corn, wheat, or soy." -"no chemical preservatives." -kacey: mm-hmm. lemonis: why don't we walk and just kind of get a feel for it? i need lisa's expertise and her brand promise to

but the old vic has a solution.utting 1000 tickets on sale for it because there are 1000 seats in the auditorium to replicate that and we're going to charge a range of prices for those tickets to reflect the different seats in the auditorium and of course eve ryo ne auditorium and of course everyone will get the same view but people will, i hope, pay what they think they can afford to pay. it is not going to be enough to reopen the building or to pay for new productions but it might just or to pay for new productions but it mightjust be a breathing space at a time when theatre has been badly hit the coronavirus pandemic. and a glimmer of hope that things might yet return to life as we know it. rachel stanton, bbc news. they desperately needed, don't they? a major part of the tourism industry as well and in a couple of minutes we will be looking and focusing on tourism and travel and the challenges ahead right across europe, in fa ct, ahead right across europe, in fact, particularly here the uk as we focus on the bus

pinky and vic and what the. process must look at all racism couldn't really be damaging especially when you get these micro aggressions every day and that's something to be taken seriously and many people want to hear about these experiences they might think oh well it's once a month no it's every day when you go out every day it starts with the media you can see him at home and then you go out and get these looks and there are these questions. if you don't get a job or an apartment you applied for it's not always for racist reasons of course but that's always one of the 1st things you wonder was it because of my skin color and was it because i'm a woman with a really too many applicants was my resume not good enough and what was it it's hard to talk about and nobody would admit it openly and honestly. fire. and. the in my. little brother. comes to his monthly meetings as well. they're doing a flash mob in the pouring rain but not even that can dampen their enthusiasm. for. their slogan is clear enough. let's. c

alix: talk to me about the vic's.was we saw back were dated curves so investors expecting more short-term and longer-term. what you see there? david: what is interesting on back beforeoing the rally we had yesterday. x had beenin the vi contained at higher levels t!jì% we normally assumed. we have healthy 25 24 area. we had a load of other support levels in there as well. what the move is doing is reinforcing a much higher level range for volatility. i think the risk is clearly higher in the range, and just in terms of levels if the vic's gets much above 48 we are going to see that rise continue up to 5455, and probably higher, more in line with the s&p breaking down. even if wes, stabilize at 50, we are now in a much higher level range then we have been for several years. guy: what about in europe? what is the euro stoxx 50 look like? david: is interesting. the selloff we have seen, the reversal we have seen, europe has been showing signs of outperforming. i think that is been interesting. you see the euro strengthen

. >> estamos aquÍ para apoyar a la vÍctima que han sido vic y mayor oprimida por las autoridades. por la muerte de floyd. condenan los asesinatos de personas afroamericanas a manos de policÍas blancos, y el racismo sistÉmico que catalogan como esclavitud moderna. >> este problema, nunca va a parar. >> hemos sido vÍctimas de la injusticia, por tantas dÉcadas. >> es importante que nuestros hijos vean que su voz importa. es mi primer maestro, a veces me dice mami, recuerda que dijiste eso, hay que empezar en muchas casas. >> un amigo mÍo lo mataron enfrente de su casa. >> los policÍas dieron que estaba armado, cuando no estaba armado y le dispararon. reportera: un clamor que les recuerda a luther king, donde soÑaba que las personas no fueran juzgados por el color de su piel, sino por el contenido de su carÁcter. es algo que muchos hispanos dicen que tambiÉn han vivido en carne propia, por lo cual hoy dicen hasta aquÍ. paola: hay novedades en el caso, el fiscal general de minnesota, informÓ que presentarÁ cargo para todos los policÍas que participaron en la muerte de floyd. ahora es u

h aoha ahora va al noroeste del pais en california una madarre mexicnans a punto de ser deportada, vic s historia . >>> o una cubeta de agua f fr fria >>> la vida de vicotitoria ca o cuando ice le diria que seiria e deportada el 11 elde junio >>> no es verdad, porque nunca me he seapraparado de ellosos v vida . >>> aun temerosa de comer el cvoronavirus acepto regersare a tabjar a un hotel con ancianos v vulnerables al contagio >>> huyo de mxexico a los 1s 1as y que despues por un notario d debio ser deprotaortada >>> ice nego la deprotaciortacis que le han otorgado antes. >>> victoria presentarse en esta oficina do n dodnde debe ir con una maleta qe no soberpase las 5 lbiras. >>> ice dijo una suspension p d puede ser terminad aen cualquier monitoreando a di momento mtientras tanto, miles a han firmado una peticion por su estancian, maria paula ochoa, t ntn noticias telemundo . >>> y asi llegamos al final de sesta edicoion , muchas gracia o por el privilegio de su tiempo, las notiacias continuan a las 1 en neuuestra eidciodicion epei a grai gracias y buenas tardes,noches >> hola. gracia

that is a negotiation just as important as their weapons, as reykjavik.ke vic -- we need this to move in a new direction. just india and pakistan but russia and the u.s. we are seeing the increased arms race. it is dangerous. it is a vast expenditure of funding that we do not need to do. you have climate change. globale the challenge of populister the nationalism that is being exploited. there are many huge challenges. you have to have global engagement. it is no exaggeration to say we did not have a leader of the free world. the institutions that we put together, you know this. world war i, we said we do not want chemical weapons. world war ii, we talked about how to deal with torture. none of this was done for the sake of doing it. that it would address problems and be a better way of making the world a better place that we could work together to get done. that is not happening today. we are moving in the opposite direction. we will have a mandated america. point, he up on that is a journalist and he is asking about what will happen if donald trump is reelected. >> i am worried. it

book why not learn with him online on the mobile and free newscast of the w e learning course because vic. a male landed goalkeeper 2nd season on the french it's back environment soon about society and it's still about us put off planet on the brink we spoke to several leading experts on the fish about how to cherry pick up just a couple of really fancy. frank food. international gateway to the best connections also road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from a bought. this is deja vu news. from berlin protesters across the u.s. vowed to continue rallying on the streets over the death of george florence many are gathering at the spot where he was killed in minneapolis while in police custody the city's residents are no longer under curfew as protests remain peaceful also coming out. donald trump just criticism.

i says vic do you want been in help now come on over come on over. to some fan ok and given the address he told me dad was. again i went to his place. find how beautiful some strange looking guy is walking around the house. and in 19 and didn't realize where i was gone and turned in the right pressed button. or a buzz no door opposite opens up and the lady looks out. and who is that way but the minister of culture. it's. where am i. hello i said hello in russian of course who's who's calling to the neighbor. of opens up hello up his wife. ellen comes up and since this is my father. he already consent to know which was the patronymic continue it which is the most confusing to me. i lost my gift of speech here's the marshal of the soviet union the highest military rank just below generalists most alan. s. . we became good friends. and l. it all quite often came to our place. for turkey and. then we met often i was his place. in the morning. karen clock the parade starts on the red square. obvious on the mausoleum. but marshall fruit on his not there. m

which was the study because vic. called it a while yelling to be good. because every day. you calling i'm unaware of any. other. what do you believe more that on the border or about for you to name who do you. think the more. we do it for the well rather but who is over we'll go with all the border ridges were the border nubile to a lawyer good or untruthful you mean you would know before you. lot of moved all that you know what do you do if you quantity of all do so in doctor you got to that i must be vocal with. these years of the i think you are young you don't mind getting news of. one of. your washington for the money to the committee democrat on. democrat or are it part of the price. is right there look to refer to a group they don't equal even if. its 6. b1b with a. full rig there with all of those who are going to be easy to. put up a sale was a couple of. now for the vocal group of rogue wave newcomer global for their war on the we're going to fall on the quote of what i'll do you come up on because of what i thought of you know and i'm afraid i'm going people don

joke but surely the good witch wouldn't fit in with the study because vic. called it a while yelling to be good for her kids having a. the calling him on every. night. why do you do more than that on the border with your partner for you to live with to come up. with a book for the well rather of the poor girl who will go all boarded up rigid where the borders are poor to a lawyer bigger and who will you know you will mobile will you. with what i'm most all of us and that you know what do you do if you quantity of all do so in doctor you got to that i must be vocal with. he said to use of the i think you are young you don't know getting yourself. well what if you want to eat your washing for the money to the committee democrat on. a couple feet than what they are a part of the price. they're looking. for the group they don't equal even if. it's. a big no one will be able to. pull over it there will be qualified to move over we're going to be easy and if we put up a film well the cup. now for the vocal group of rove we're a newcomer to global for the move on b

week in benefits for unemployed americans expires next month america is on the precipice of the new vic shuns tsunami particularly in the black community house democrats passed a bill last month to extend the benefits through january oregon senator ron wyden is pushing for the senate to do the same and wyden says he doesn't understand why republicans are pushing back big corporations are getting trillions of dollars in support to weather this crisis. and now senate republicans are saying well we're just going to cut with the little guy gets the trump administration is against the extension. our economy has turned a corner. against the coronavirus secretary of labor eugene scalia says in may the unemployment rate dropped nearly one and a half percent and senate republicans say that extending the extra $600 a week in benefits may do more harm. >>they got most recipients are being paid more on that on employment insurance and they were when working iowa, senator chuck grassley says letters from small business owners say some employers can't find people to hire for $15 an hour and we fine.

which initiative was a study because vic off of particular started called a while yelling to be cured. as evidence. well you do more for the of the border with your rights are meant for you to review of work through the more. we do it with the will rather than who is over we'll go wall to wall board up rooting for the border there for. a while or why you would do you mean you would mobile would you. with bottom up though. you know what do you do if you quantity of all do so in the you got i got i must think of oh cool and feel really used up that you know. you don't mind getting rich. well but if you want me you are watching for the money to your committee democrat on the no. comparable thing to market our project to try feel good to me to write the book to refer to groups i don't feel because even if. it's a good thing i want to be able to. pull over it. was a little girl were. easy to. put up to sell. you . now for the focal length of the week newcomer to global for their wall and we're going to follow up without waking them up but i'm glad i woulda thought i was the one on the prob

and this sort of a listen vic as it's not as if it's all gone but i need far less cortisone and fewer painkillers and that enhances my quality of life due to the tedious less intense so i can actually get out of bed it is over ticked as well you know the kind of fatigue i had before was indescribable you have to i couldn't take care of myself at all but now i can again 100 percent. tend as hired the person hit doesn't cure lupus there is no cure for these conditions but it does reduce the symptoms. and it protects the organs from further damage that seems to be established with no horse car but i did see that kidney inflammation is reduced and kidney function improves the inference and it's clearly very effective as a dense cloud see a verb some. heads have been treated earlier she might have been able to continue to pursue her profession as an occupational therapist but now thanks to the drug she can at least work in an office for a few hours at a time. that's it 1st a day see one next week and until then let's all try to stay in good shape. i have. the fun. in the. creating of under

good joke but surely the good witch initiative was a study because vic off of particular started called a while yelling to be the good. is evident. in color you mean the way they. were you knew more about the border or parts are meant for you to name we live with 3 of them or both. would double with the railroad over who is over will all boarded up blue to move the border the border. along while you're going to do it will you do it will will you. with what i must go into the jungle what do you do if you quantity there will be so in doubt that you got that i must be vocal with. use of it you know i think. you don't mind getting into. what if you want your washing to get the money to your committee democrat on i know. i will keep the market all right roger and i feel good. right there because. we should agree that i don't think the even if. it's good to begin with the 1000000000 with a. little bit there would qualify a little bit to be easy. but i can tell. you. that for the vocal group of rove we knew from the get go and vote for their war on the we're going to follow up without letting

but i can also pray in arabic because we muslims also pray in their vic the. mind of god from my whole family who live as muslims even my relatives in turkey in the my grandmothers and grandfathers and my cousins are all pleased you know this age they know very well but it's a christian play but they say it's great you're doing it. you don't have to be a christian to understand religion for state. the cost is presented to the media the special interest in the fact that change is good or a muslim will be playing a change he changes. it is for all this is for i've been asked if it's a provocation that a young man from a turkish family is playing judas no it's not us and casting the roles my only consideration is who i can envision playing who i see in the role. how good to see our state. would be. if. they'll devour sheep and cattle they will not starve that worked out. winter 2019 the 1st rehearsals of cold they held in the town smaller theater the actors familiarize themselves with the new script in small groups playing judas genghis crew tries to persuade jes

learning course nikos vic. in the art of climate change. cuts to massive. much instant.d what ideas do they have of their future. g.w. dot com an african legacy of the making of. the click. i'm doing the crazy thing in full time. how to handle our new lives in times of the corona pandemic reporter your job just like everyone else and she's looking for answers and thankfully with the help of cleaning expect your the. thank you is not life as we know it we're all in this together our new website. frank food. international gateway to the best connection self road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from. this is ditto the news a lie about from by let us anti-racism protests enter their 8th night people gather near the white house and across the country defying curfews in many cities to call for justice after the death of a black man in fleece custody also coming up on the show. police in paris clashed with protesters

vic, thank you. >>> despite coronavirus concerns president trump is returning to the campaign trail next week with a major rally in tulsa, oklahoma. even though dr. anthony fauci of the president's virus task force says it's still not safe for large gathering like this one. but that's not the only concern for the rally. the president is under fire about when and where it's taking place. here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: as the president prepares to hold his first political rally in months, the government's top expert on coronavirus has a stark warning. attending a rally is risky. >> the best way that you can avoid either acquiring or transmitting infection is to avoid crowded places, to wear a mask whenever you're outside. >> reporter: dr. fauci is equally blunt in warning those who attend protests around the country. >> when you start to chant and shout, even though the instinct is to pull the mask down, which you see, don't do that, because there is a risk there and it's a real risk. >> reporter: even as there are clear indications of increasing infections in several parts of the coun

not to give those were discouraged and go it's all fine when we come militarily independent vic honest as i don't want europe to become militarily independent. i want to realize our security interests as an ally in nato with the united states that is also in the interests of the u.s. and i will always push for that. because i think there are many in nato who see things the same way and i can't imagine that the u.s. would be interested in uncoupling our security arrangements in the long term support of copper to be defined as. you wish i can tell us we see launched year political vacuums can europe fell when. i was a vicar if we can fill every gap where the u.s. is pulling back look a question. ready taken on a lot of responsibilities it's always about security but also diplomacy and it's very important that both are present in all of them because in the end wars need peace treaties and they need political and not military solutions military minister thank you for the interview my pleasure. that's going to check out some of the stories making news the european court of justice has ruled

before the outbreak, viewers of eastenders could enjoy a trip to the queen vic four times a week.t does the future hold for eastenders and other popular shows? the chair of the culture committee has been trying to find out. what will this mean for viewers and listeners? will we see repeats in the autumn? obviously not fawlty towers, but will we see repeats as a result? i really hope not but i think you are right to say the schedule is going to be mixed and for example, we have shown in this period that actually you can do great innovation even now, so for example we have talking heads coming soon, we have done spring watch really innovatively with four presenters from different places. but coming up this sunday is the luminaires. we've had some great drama, we have some great drama coming through in the autumn as well, but i think you will see that mixture of shows that we can innovate easily in this period and other things which will take more time. eastenders is coming back into production at the end of this month. although we have run out fairly shortly and we will introduce a

cave in a bid to climb out of the bottom half of the league in search of a much needed win that's cost vic and dory yes pronounce like victory just hanging around the at the stadium cheering on the waves and they should have bombed the 1st with left fielder mel rojas jr with a tune on double to right field that will support joe young hole and a big gong and catcher gets just 28 with open scoring to nothing above the 4th with 3rd base and one with a solo home run to left field you can actually hear it this dance with go up 3 nothing against their gas bombs that bears you get a chance to shine and joe young called the fly ball to center field and very young to begin with a diving catch who brain gets it on the tip of his glove it actually has rolled out but he still pretty impressive catch next batter does better for the wizard how soon your again towering opposite field home run to left and build it of the year for him and put the wind up for nothing top the night bears get their 1st part of the game up and i realize they go to left field by right fielder part well. and bears make it 7 to o

on bears in a bid to climb out of that bottom spot in search of a much needed win this got mascots vic and dory yes perhaps like victory to hang out the at the stadium cheering on the way it is and they've done too happy but they should be bottom of the 1st with left fielder mel rojas jr with a 2 run double to right field and that'll support joe young hope and a big day and a catcher gets a ball too late with breaks open scoring 2 nothing bob the 4th with their base and long gone with aids solo home run to left field you even hear it in the stands with go up 3 to nothing against their guest on of the bears the fans get a chance to shine yo young home 7 with a whole lot of on a lesser field and bears junkfood being with a diving catch and suman just gets the ball on the tip of his glove almost rolls out next batter does better for the way as one has to do with his towering opposite field home run to left center his 8th of the year and that's going to put the wiz up for 10 nothing bears 1st part of the game often r.b.i. still left field by right fielder park while it'll score kim bears n

serbia's a present at xander vic chichester clad what he described as a historic victory for his party in the country's parliamentary election but a number of opposition parties boycotted the polls saying it wouldn't be free all fair because of his control over the media laura but manly ripples. in celebration but no surprise with a clear majority of the parliamentary election exit polls serbian president alexander says it's an historic victory for his ruling process. we want the greatest confidence from the people tonight the biggest ever in serbia in times when a few believe we can do it this is also a warning from our voters to be even more responsible and much more diligent and to get the best results for our people. although president who just isn't up for election he's the leader of the center right serbian progressive party that's been in power since 2012 he's also been of the helm for its election campaign as people don't see it in belgrade many say the president brewed a wave of popularity for his handling of the pandemic a strict knock down with ease in early may the country

. >> he has more man power and resources, then he has the vic, victory of vicksburg. why is it so impressive? >> so in new orleans, baton rouge, there were forces, it set on one big bastion in the confederacy, vicksburg was located at the bend of mississippi that forced to slow down. it was seven, miles a impenetrable fortress. grants had a strategy to take vicksburg, under cover of night he had things going down the river despite heavy shelling from confederates. they then crossed over south of vicksburg, to the only high dry land in that area. then, grant has this campaign that he wins five major victories and a five week period. surrounds vicksburg, leads siege to, it surrounds around the same time as the victory at gettysburg. and for a second time, grant is captured, and it entire confederate army of 1000 soldiers. at that point the union not only control mississippi, but it by sect in the confederacy because a lot of the resources came from the west of the mississippi, so the army was suddenly cut off from this major source of supplies. that was grant. >> when d

you need to know is it was ugly and we have a very nice bounce to -- bounce today, from the worst vic's-- from the , to today. it is certainly better today. francine: here is ritika gupta with first word news. ritika: there has never been a month as bad as april for the british economy. gdp fell more than 20% as the coronavirus lockdown took hold. on a three-month basis, economic output shrank more than 10%. the imf says the global economy is recovering more slowly than expected from the coronavirus. the fund expects it will have lingering scars from the experience. the imf will release economic with injections june 24. it expects them to be worse than the last forecast in april. the imf says in general asian economies are further along in the recovery path. president trump is rejecting calls to overall law enforcement to cut funding. he says a strong economy will be the fix for racial injustice. the president is working on an executive order that he says asks police to meet the most current standards. there are few details on what that program will look like. north korea accuses the u.

100 years ago we repelled russians from warsaw in a great battle in 1920, we defeated the boll so he vics and drove them back. that was a great victory. but remanaged to stop them only out the outskirts of our capital city. we would never want to see the situation repeated again. that is why the allied presence is crucially important today and it is a very important security guarantee to us. i'm very pleased that both within nato, as well as in the united states, and today that the president of the united states understand the history of europe and the realities in europe. and that he also understands the situation as it is developing in europe. so today, this generates peace to my country. it brings security and thanks to that, ration is a very strong imperial ambitions, which have been revived over the last tens of years, i can say, because georgia -- georgia was attacked in 2018. thappings to those ambitions have been -- thanks to, that those ambitions have been stopped for the time at least. and i have no doubt whatsoever that this is also a huge merit of the policy of the united stat

kwame kwei-armah, the artistic director at the young vic theater. 20 more on the arts through the daye on your stock market. this is what the s&p in europe is doing. european stocks are paring some losses. u.s. equity futures seem to be rallying more than before. there is an economic recovery under way and that seems to be going even as the virus infection rates rise. gold approaching the highest since 2012, treasuries on the dollar little changed. i'm looking at crude oil. crude oil, hovering below $40 a barrel in new york. ♪ you say that customers make their own rules. let's talk data. only xfinity mobile lets you switch up your wireless data whenever. i accept! 5g - everybody's talking about it. how do i get it? everyone gets 5g with our new data options at no extra cost. that's good. next item - corner offices for everyone. just have to make more corners in this building. chad? your wireless your rules. only with xfinity mobile. now that's simple easy awesome. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $200 off a new samsung galaxy s20 ultra. ♪ >> an op-ed f

lung5 this is an image from the old vic, claire foy...the play itself ran last year but they're doing a number of performances and you can see it here, there are no people, that is the rules at the moment, they have rejigged the play itself. they are social distancing them5elve5 rejigged the play itself. they are social distancing themselves while performing. and, of course, they are 5aying, performing. and, of course, they are saying, how are they going to do thing5? saying, how are they going to do things? this is one way, so they can sell tickets for a performance you can buy into. we will be talking about this later with a theatre producer and monger te5t, actor and writer, about how they might do it. —— mark gati55. and we will be asking about what row you will want to be on. at least there is one where there's no where near you —— there is no—one near you. we can talk to the actors when we talk to them but they split when they are projecting, i don't want to be spat on! that is what people will think -- be spat on! that is what peop

in lafayette tonight, he joins us now with more on the lawsuit >>well vic in grant the attorney for the 2 men says that they should have never been bothered in the first place. he says what started out as a minor traffic stop turned into chaos and the city of richmond and the police department needs to do something about it. >>police body cam video shows 25 year-old is john brown's being arrested by richmond police brown was criticizing officers over a traffic stop of his brother on april 29, you think you're talking to you guys police say brown advanced towards officers while threatening them forcing officers to act or what. the lawsuit claims body cam video shows grounds back was turned and he was walking away before being taken down brown's brother then seen shoving the officers. is then chased. and then hit with a taser people on the video are seen outraged by what they're witnessing the people in the neighborhood are going crazy say what are you doing. >>how come you're escalating. it was like a military operation, not a police operation keep talking we'll come there with you or do

encounter between a driver and protesters in santa rosa has both sides claiming that therpt vehicy were the vicers of the march says an suv suddenly sped through the crowd saturday night. two blocompleters suffered mino injuries. a nurse who had just finished her shift was behind the wheel. she told investigators she drove flew t through the marchers after she car.ted >> she became scared, panicked. she had items thrown at her vehicle. and so she tried to get through the crowd. and then a subject on a bicycle that gave chase according to her punched her through her open window. >> i want her charged with attempted murder because that is what that was. >> the incident is going to be turned over to the violence crime s division. >>> and san francisco unified will reportedly part ways with sfpd if a resolution is passed this week. it would redirect all money associated with the police into health and wellness programs. this of course is after week of calls to eliminate police presence in schools and in the wake of the give proteeorge flo protests. >>> and coming up, the cdc may be getting ready to

basically, biannbianna, and vic you can expect people traveling from high-rate states to be quarantinedf they travel from new york, new jersey and connecticut. >> like a whiplash from where we were a few months ago, right,y new yorkers were not allowed in those states. >> starting it too. >> paolo sandoval, thank you. >>> let's turn to the white house that's where cnn's sarah westwood joins us live. sarah, the signals from the president, vice president, are clearly at odds with what health officials like dr. fauci has been saying? >> we saw the confusing signals on display yesterday at that task force briefing where we saw some members of the task force applauding that briefing and others warning about the dangers that may lie ahead, all of that mixed signals are coming as some americans are experiencing whiplash, with some states putting a pause on reopening, texas, for example, and nonetheless, we saw vice president pence touting the reopening, with all of the states heading towards reopening and even though we know that is no longer the case. take a listen. >> all 50 states and terri

so for this coach, for vic fangio to say he doesn't see racism, either he has a really big blind spothe doesn't want to see it because it makes him uncomfortable. what we're seeing in real-time are examples of the type of resistance, conversation, the cumulative effect of feeling like you're talking on a brick wall, if you're trying to explain what is our experience in the country. the nfl because you theoretically have a meritocracy, yes, the best players play. but don't act as if the nfl is somehow impervious to the racial prejudices and biases. this is the same league where it took a long time for black quarterbacks to be able to play because there was an assumed notion that black quarterbacks could not lead other men and they were not intellectually capable of playing the position. that was a real thing. for him to say that, it is just disgraceful. when i wrote the column for the atlantic, it was about continuing to practice selective amnesia when it came to their own racial track record. >> i think a lot of people don't realize that and that's why reading your column is so import

>> reporter: well, first of all, i want to say that vic fangio did not make a controversial statementfalse state. it was not accurate. we know it was not accurate because the nfl has documented how what he said was not accurate. and i think that's important to note. we need to move away from saying, race sensitive to racist. we need to call changes out. you asked what i would like to see. that's what i would like to see. no more soft shoeing. we call it out as we see fit. so the nfl specifically, that's where we jumped out from. i thought roger goodell's personalized post, saying that the nfl was wrong was about 90% of what you wanted. the other 10%, he didn't mention colin kaepernick and i think that rubbed a lot of people the wrong way but it is a good first step. >> only issue, the issue of players kneeling during the national anthem. i want to play you what ben carson said to jake tapper this morning. >> there are some people talking about the flag, talking about our veterans, talking about people who sacrifice their lives, talking about police officers. and there are others who a

. >> vic in long beach, california raytheon can i get your thoughts. >> couple of thoughts here thiskind of a chicken way to play boeing. if you're noticing what's going on with boeing, it's rallying because they may get the 737 max up in the air tonight. now raytheon supplies jet eng e engin engines, all sorts of things the other good thing to think about, this kwaert, the second quarter is the first quarter since the merger with united technologies after they report that quarter, analysts will sink their teeth into what it means and what the earning power of the company is. i think they will be pleasantly surprised. this is a good time to buy it. >> shannon from norm in wisconsin. dell seems to have found traction and momentum. is it worth to it buy more shares now >> well, it's all about vm wear. it's about a third of their operating propere ining profits. the gains are as a result of that position. there's talks about a spin off i don't think it's in dell's best interest. if you're patient, you could see the realization of this discount over the course of time but it might take a

say that if you look at the context at the time, it was the fbi who wa telling president trump and vic president bends that general michael flynn was lying to them. you fast-forward now and you have mike pence saying if i kne what i knew then about the circumstances of what the fbi was doing, i actually do not believe what he told me was alive. so that is in important follow-up to the context. >> to me timmy, the big disservice that the grave disservice that was done here, was the previous obama administration orchestrated attempt to the fbi and the doj and political appointees to survey all the political opponent pride they never believed it would be found out because hillary clinton was supposed to win. then she didn't. barack obama had a personal for michael flynn for when he led the dia and disagreed with the botching of what was happening in iraq and syria in the fight against isis. their was a personal thread of the ministration to go after him , they use the biggest tools in surveillance in our government to do so and entrapped him based on the grea point from katie, intelligenc

there have been in more than a dozen cities from capetown to rake yeah vic demonstrations in solidarity with black lives matter, in solidarity with what is happening all across the united states. people say systemic racism is not just an american problem. we were just listening to governor cuomo. he talked about this confluence of events, the covid pandemic and the unrest that is happening in the united states. that is something that we're feeling here in this country as well. several of the demonstrators i spoke to said they have been in lockdown for months. because of the pandemic, the economic pain has been very real. covid has hit black and south asian communities here more than it has hit white communities. the disease, according to studies released just yesterday, is more lethal for minorities. so all of this confluence of events brought people out onto the streets and they say systemic racism is another pandemic that they want to address, not just covid. >> chief foreign correspondent richard engel for us there in london. what a sight. richard, thank you. thank you so much. >>> b

i mean, calhoun will not have anything to do with margaret o'neal, the wife of thed0#Ñ vic president. cabinet officers follow her along. van buren, not married, is very gi and -- wtj >> what was he then? resident.as he then? no, he was secretary of state. and jackson wraps him arm around van buren and named his vice president, really ordained him to the vice presidency in the second term because he was nice to eaton and mrs. eaton. well, so the whole cabinet is wiped out. eaton resigns and others are forced to resign. polk comes into office and i think one of the reasons that he didn't dump buchanan is because he didn't want that same sort of image that had haunted jackson. he didn't want anybody to leave the cabinet over a controversy. he left george bancroft, his secretary of the navy, to become minister of great britain, but he kept that cabinet as much in tact as he could, even though he was constantly at war with buchanan in the cabinet meetings. >> you have all of the names in your book back in those years. martin van buren goes on after president to run again. >> he runs. you k

because these markets are building these compression patterns on the vics and the rallies are steep.aps never fill in many sessions, but technically they want to revert and fill those gaps, and for that reason, actually, knowing there's so many gaps below 2,700, all the way down to 23, 2,400 is a lot of open space from a technical perspective. >> sven, it's always great to speak with you we hope you'll come on again soon i'm sure this is a conversation that will continue sven henrich, of north man trader group karen, what do you think >> definitely the feds, that has been driving the market, of course, we know that but it's interesting, powell says over and over and over again, he needs additional help, right, he wants fiscal stimulus as well. and i think we'll get that, which will just allow this sort of bridge to be built out a little longerment i don't kn i don't know if it gets us all the way over the kcasm of what covid-19 causes, but i think there's kind of a floor. i don't know that it's at the money floor. this kind of market, i find it very difficult, and i don't find things