the news hit vince's family hard. >> hearing the news that vince was killed was horrible.hat the justice system did was unfair. when they threw that out of court, i was devastated all over again. and we thought that she was going to walk away. we thought that they were gonna get away with it. >> reporter: but prosecutor pryor wasn't going down without a fight. she filed a motion with the kentucky court of appeals. jessie and jared, meanwhile, were out and about, relatively free. >> how did you feel about both jessie and jarred being out on house arrest with just ankle bracelets? >> i was livid. i argued to the best of my ability to the judge about why someone that was charged with such a heinous murder should be out on an ankle monitor. and none of the arguments that i made were convincing to the judge. >> reporter: then everyone waited -- and waited. four long years went by before the appeals court finally reached a decision and sided with the prosecution. >> what's that moment like when you get word that it's been overturned, and that the statement will be allowed? >> i

vince: thank you, chris. i just want to mention that the first time we were introduced to tracy as a museum was when our educational team discovered the amazing work that she was doing now as a teacher at a school called the hockaday school in dallas. we're going to talk about this later, but it is extraordinary what she decided to do to challenge young people. i have taught at every level, from elementary school all the way through college, and just the gumption to challenge these people is really extraordinary. i probably would not have had college students do what you're having them do so it is really interesting, that. she is also on the board of directors for a nonprofit organization called girl security, which we will definitely talk about later on as well, which is another way she has decided to give back to not only her community but also to her country. we will hear about more of those later, but i want to jump right in. we actually just had a long conversation. if anyone listens to "spycast," you're

vince: preparing you is one thing. the frustrations you might have experienced having to cooperate with local intelligence agencies -- you talk about in the book it side ofth the woman's things in developing countries that tend to have fundamentalist islam as a tenant in their governing system but also that they were not quite taking things seriously as they should have at the time. what ended up being more frustrating for you? tracy: you wanted me to get mad about the sexism. one called me malibu barbie. it did not bother me much because my colleagues were so great about being she is the one you need to talk to. to continue calling her malibu barbie, go ahead, but you are going to continue to deal with her. gettingstrated me was cable. we do not work on sundays. that was frustrating. as a result, we cannot locate that person because they do not want to work on a sunday. vince: you have a known bad guy going through a european country or in a european country. you know where he is at. they either do not work on sundays

. >> vince collins, don't be fooled by the background. vince spends a better part of his day on the dark web, researching and reporting for nbc news. which yo thank you, always appreciate your work. thank you. >>> we're just a few blocks away from lafayette square, where we're getting from roughly 6:00, 6:30 yesterday peaceful protesters, driven back by tear gas with police on horses to make way to president trump's visit to st. john's church. st. john's again known as the church of the president because since it was erected in 1816, every president at some point has worshipped there. there was also the scene of a significant amount of violence two nights ago. fire set in the basement of that church. the director there gave me a tour of what's left for his nursery. as you can see there, not a whole lot. here's part of what he had to say -- >> i don't think it's right for me to speak on behalf of any parishioner but i can speak on my own, i forgive that person. >> why? because that is -- >> they know not what they do. we have to learn to t

thank you. >> thank you, mayor vince williams, union city, georgia. and with the national league of cities. appreciate you being on with us this morning. >> thank you. >>> "the presidents," from public affairs, available now in paperback and e-book. presents biographies of every president, organized by their ranking by noted historians, from best to worst, and features perspectives into the lives of our nation's chief executives and leadership styles. visit our website, c-span.org/thepresidents, to learn more about each president and historian featured, and " order your copy today, wherever books and e-books are sold. >>> on with us next is kevin rea baron. he is the executive editor of "defense 1." on, great to have you with us this morning. >> thank you. >> here to talk tro aboutop not what's currently going on, the use of federal troops, but the istory of federal forces inhave quelling unrest across the united states. first off, your thoughts on what you've seen over the last few

what is going on here, vince?nt trump james comey to ask american public to tell him he was not under investigation. that he confirmed to the president. comey never told us, the american people. that is a big deal. because you can't have a ongoing conspiracy theory that the president of the united states is compromised by a foreign government. you have to put that to bed as soon as you know the truth. government official after government official didn't do that very thing. my impression what they were up to, constantly use a nonsense conspiracy theory as a basis for trying to wrap every single one of these nice up in a -- guys up in process crimes. when you get to mike flynn, you start lying get him to start lying to fbi agents, that is trying to work your way up to the candidate donald trump. elizabeth: you know the fbi, according to the justs it department inspector general was still doing surveillance on the trump administration after the president took office in january 2017, deep into 2017, the fbi was doing

vince williams, thanks for being with us this morning. >> thank you for having me this morning. >> tell us, first of all, where union city, georgia, is.of the and how big is it? >> well, union city is approximately ten minutes south of the great city of atlanta. and we have a population of a little less than 25,000 great people.ed and we're about 19.6 square jan miles. we'rein nestled six to seven minutes away from hartsville jackson international airport, n so we are greatly positioned in the metro area. >> you serve as one of the vice presidents for the national nizi league of cities. what's that organization's mission? >> well, certainly, the mission of the national league of cities is truly to be the arm for local

. >> mike: vince? had some contact coming to pit road for that last stop when he came in and topped off. they were concerned it would create a tire rub and thought they had escaped that but efficiently not and he has to come back. >> jeff: he is moving around. you can see right here tire i believe is down and some smoke there. >> mike: so logano is your leader. over hamlin, harvick, and byron, the first car on the outside. william byron has our xfinity fastest lap of the day, 201.22 miles per hour. kyle busch has safely made it to pit road. >> jeff: that was efforts from nascar to slow these cars down with a smaller spacer. >> mike: jeff, that seems to have worked. only three drivers today have turned the lap in xeexcess of 2 miles an hour. >> jeff: that was the goal. i can't say it stopped the bump drafting and the bumpers from meeting up with one another and that is only going to continue to increase as this race goes on. >> mike: what it did stop was the love bug style racing where two cars attached

teams in the league including the atlanta hawks and ultimately the end of an incredible career for vince carter carter is the only player in n.b.a. history to play 22 seasons you don't announce that this would be his last with the current virus shut down it means the hawks lost to the new york knicks back in march was the 43 year old's final. take your 2020 lympics organizes my have to wait until early next year before deciding whether to go ahead with the games that's according to one of its executive board members the olympics have already been postponed until 2021 because the current virus but now the board member. says they need to monitor the situation until early 2021 to decide whether to hold the games next year despite that a further delay beyond 2021 has already been ruled out barcelona tried to calm their fans fears over an injury to lean on messi the spanish giants have confirmed their star player has a thigh injury and has been training away from his teammates but they say he should be ready for the league's restart next week barcelona lead by 2 points as they

vince and melissa, good to see you both. thank you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, a caravan of protesters in headed from compton to los angeles and cnn is there live on the scene next. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill... ...can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some-rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system... ...attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious infections and blood clots, sometimes fatal, have occurred... ...as have certain cancers, including lymphoma, tears in the stomach or intestines, and changes in lab results. your doctor should monitor your bloodwork. tell your doctor about any infections...and if you are or may become pregnant while taking rinvoq. take on ra talk to your rheumatologist about

vince williams. any thoughts on what our caller had to say? guest: certainly what the caller stated is true. there are many leaders around this nation that are doing the right thing. certainly we must at all times do our best and strive our hardest to do the right thing. the national league of cities, we are one of the organizations, if not the only the real program provides training and resources to apply lens policies and drive initiatives and programs. city leaders must step up to take the lead with their police departments and committee members to address racial and goodies -- racial inequities. to approach our 100 year in the next couple of years. resourcesny helpful available to members and community leaders. cindy outs hear from of hendersonville, north carolina. guest: i am concerned about the protests. protested in 1968 against the vietnam war. man and i amblack white and we got discriminated against for being together. concern is about the protests -- what effect will this have with covid? you shut down all the cities because of covi

one charlotte police officer, jasmine nef vince, meeting the protesters there with dialogue instead of violence. >> as i was mentioning, i speak for those officers and that officer in minneapolis. i can only do what i can do and what i say and i feel. i'm hurt the same way you hurt. we all feel the same thing. obviously some of our pain is deeper. deeper rooted just because of the color of our skin. i do my best to hold my brothers and sisters in blue accountable and i can speak for myself and the situations that i've been in where i've had to say, ease up, where somebody's had to tell me, hey, ease up. i'm confused as to why that didn't happen. >> also speaking now from charlotte, michael jordan. in the past now the nba legend and the owner of the charlotte hornets has shied away from weighing in on the politics of race but now he says in part, quote, i am deeply saddened, truly pained and plain angry. i see and feel everyone's pain, anger and frustration. i stand with those who are calling out the engrained racism and violence towards people of color in our country. we have had enoug

carter why do i bring it up >> and >> because air france should hire vince carter and the ad shoulding our air space for 20 years and vince carder is your guy brilliant. >> that's a long story to get to that. >> deep end of pool, guy deep end of the pool. >> i don't know how you follow that, b.k. go ahead i felt like i was on a flight to paris. groggy stay in the usa and listen, shaquille o'neal, probably one of the best secelebrity business people we have in this country and a struggling brand out there harley davidson. they're having a tough time because baby boomers bought their harleys or hogs. shaq goes into harley davidson you see it shaquille, harley, that's the pla play. >> i do love the hog i love shaquille peloton still could get a shot in the arm and a lot of competition coming down and they get it they get it from lance armstrong. >> what? >> the guy everybody loves to hate put on those spandex that you're biking to beat lance armstrong this es manpn documentary on les doesn't make you love him more i don't let my kids use that word around the use. lance armstrong takes

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the book on vince labounty, presidents clinton and obama. you write about people and you write about the visit but now you are writing about the place. why the place, detroit. david: will detroit is sort of the main character of the book. but the characters that is able to write about during that period were extraordinary. reverend franklin, reflux father who was this preacher at the baptist church and not note just known through that area but through south. and these sermons worth 10000 people attending. and they knew every one of those sermons by heart. but they were also on the radio. he would commonly call up and say we want to hear the one about the eagles nest. and he was able to more than the previous performer of amazing we need to do. hincluding aretha to sing. and walter luther was one of the great underappreciated figures of the 20th century. working with jerome kavanaugh the mayor, john f. kennedy acolyte pretty rep. of that progressive instinct in so many ways. the police chief of that era, george edwards on the first one. he re

came crashing down on vince mcmahon it was the 1st time vince mcmahon ever censored me and i was never allowed to say that again and i personally felt that was unfair because i said here you've got eddie murphy on t.v. portraying buckwheat i remember the famous one buckwheat is dead you know where they did a whole show on saturday night live on buckwheat and yet i as a white guy wasn't allowed to say that name even though i got permission from koko to do it so i didn't do it again because apparently you know it was offensive i guess although i'll argue our gang was actually the 1st integrated neighborhood on television. ok and do you think it's so relevant here that there there was while there do you think racism is still in progress and today the wu today than 6 that it's make me well i don't know if that racism or sat heavy because that came from outside actually inside wrestling i never found much racism i never found much racism actually in the world 'd of wrestling i mean i wrestled tony atlas i was damn near married to him for a while you know he's a black wrestler and and i real

but first some exclusive i reporting, vince collin is standing by. of the big questions has been who these protesters are. your headline, white nationalist group posing as antifa. it's a grabbing headline, but there's a lot of reporting in this. if you can explain that to us. >> yes, the black group posed as an ticha on twitter, antifa underscore u.s. they said go into white hoods and residential neighborhoods and start looting basically. that was a way to inflame tensions and a way to get antifa, just regular protesters, to sort of up their game. that's what they're going here, sow the seeds of chaos on social media. twitter flagged this. we identified this as ropia account. it wasn't heart. antifa wanted to get caught with their flag, ie, shortened for their name. the problem is this was taken off twitter. they did a great job. but on facebook and nextdoor and hyper-local apps, group text messages too, that's a big thing, things you can't really track, this is still like wildfire out there. people are really afraid suburban rural residential commun

an all-star lineup including vince gill and bill murray as well as others celebrating his life in music on line. anthony anthony has a preview. ♪ summer's end came faster than we wanted ♪ >> reporter: john prien was beloved by his fans. who are still grieving his loss. ♪ though you don't have to >> reporter: fee oena says they miss her late husband. so does she. >> reporter: what has it been like putting the concert together? >> it's been difficult, it's been difficult at times but it's also been a great distraction. >> reporter: prien's friends have all come out for him. bonnie raitt ist perform his classic -- snoend after my mother ♪ >> reporter: casey muss graves is playing a song she wrote in homage to prine. jason is singing another standard, hello in there. ♪ ♪ if you didn't care ♪ say hello in there ♪ hello >> when you're listening to a john prine song it's easy to forget you're listening to a song at all. he did the ultimate trick of making it seem like it was magic. ♪ waiting for someone to say >>> prooin never sought the limelight but at 73 he'd been in the midst of a remarkab

we'll get them next week. >> thanks vince. we will be right back. the campsite. and anything else we set our sights on. miles that take us back to the places we want to go. and to the people who count on us. so, let's roll up our sleeves. because we've got miles to make up. these days, it's just nice to have something to look forward to. well, break out the good plates and tell the kids to wash up, because it's sunday dinner, even if it isn't necessarily sunday. to the dewnited states collection with labels inspired by each state in our nation. collect all 50 and get 100 bucks. each bottle also gets you a chance to win a million dollars. when we are united together we win. >> mike: ryan blaney's margin of victory today .007 of a second the same he won by last fall. jimmie johnson and bubba wallace 13th and 14th today and finish next to each other. next week we will be pocono for a unique double-header and a lot of action on fs1 with the cup race saturday on fox and sunday on fs1. everyone stood with bubba wallace in prerace. including the king richard petty on a

. >> i don't know, vince, if you want to respond to the capacity issue. >> yeah, a couple of things. one of the things that as you recall, we were thinking about the previously the $26 million, our request was to cut from central. out of that 26, remember 22 came from central, which reduces the capacity of central. we want to build ourselves up, but this is at a time when we pretty significantly cut from strant. this is a big part of stran stran central. that's why the request is right there, right now. we're not at a place where we would want to be coming out of or still in an epidemic and knowing that we significantly cut central. >> the last thing i'll let you speak on, the grant that was provided for. can you talk a little bit about that. >> i'm going to call on ms. white, if she is here to talk about that. >> [indiscernible] -- i want to just clarify that we have received over $5 million in donations for our covid-19 response fund. that funding will support a number of things, and one of those things is the planning phase of this project. >> commissioner moligna. >> daniel, what

vince williams. any thoughts on what our caller had to say?rtainly what the caller stated is true. there are many leaders around this nation that are doing the right thing. certainly we must at all times do our best and strive our hardest to do the right thing. the national league of cities, we are one of the organizations, if not the only organization, that has created an opportunity for local leaders to understand how to navigate through this issue of racial equity, but also leadership. -- that is real something that many of us need to have a discussion around. that is, understanding the race, the equity, and the leadership that needs to be supported in all communities. the reopen program provides training and resources to bear -- prepare heaters to provide a racial equity lends to policies, to certainly drive initiatives and programs, and even your budget. city leaders must take the lead with their police departments and community members to address racial inequities and their respective cities -- in their respective cities and towns. that

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rights and all the more closely in the case of bella reduce their ability we have today to run the vince again investigation that iris seems very small. that's a problem well the file as far as we are concerned never close the file would close the day when a probe an investigation is conducted and that there are findings as to up hold up until these disappear people it's impossible for these abductions and murders to have taken place without the consent to put it mildly of very very high officials and when i say very high officials. my mind goes to the president. was north of la he knew about it maybe he didn't i can't be sure but i think he did not. accusations that barely reach alexander lukashenko for many years the president of bella ruse was not welcome in the west that changed in nov 29th cheney. the austrian president received the dictator from minsk in vienna it was look at those 1st visit to an e.u. country in many years. at the press conference the question of the opposition politicians who disappeared was raised. did not answer but he admitted that he rules his country in an a

a spiraling out there right now, but all told it looks like the fog low clouds really going to rue vince on shore tonight and well thinking up in many spots and maybe some drizzle along the coastline starting out of the fog early on tomorrow inside the bay along the coast valleys remain mostly clear by the afternoon it's going get hot again away from media coastline. the watch what happens as we get into the latter part of thursday, you start to see more of a northerly component the wind and clears out by thursday just yet. but i think on friday maybe an offshore wind if that happens temperatures going to be nice even along the coastline. the numbers are for tomorrow though plan to some cool weather out toward the beaches, 59 degrees in the sunset about 62 civica 60 in half moon bay, 72 degrees sunshine in millbrae and burlingame 75 in foster city 79 in san carlos, 80 in mount view the south bay 80's couple low 90's there by the afternoon high 90's still returning de spots inland about 91 in pleasanton 92 in livermore 89 degrees getting close in concord 73 in san leandro 71 richmond and

vince champion leads the union representing the two officers he is also a certified taser instructor >> somebody's got the taser and you believe there is a possibility your life is in danger, then you can move up to use deadly force. that is a force -- >> reporter: against somebody armed with a taser. >> yes >> and you are armed with a gun >> reporter: now atlanta leaders are grappling with the question, how do you restore trust? >> this is the public that we serve. we want to listen to them and make sure we are giving them what they are asking for. >> reporter: today's action he says a first step of many blayne alexander, nbc news, atlanta. >>> another flash point tonight, albuquerque, new mexico, where a protest over a controversial statue turned violent last night with one man shot and a member of a militia group under arrest >> reporter: on top of the monument in albuquerque, new mexico a heated confrontation between protesters wanting to tear down a conquistador statue and an armed militia trying to protect it it is unclear how the showdown began but during the showdown a man in

when i was on the way even moscow here at the time of london this election the way vince lead the tide of london it will quote go to dust in the great hall more before locking done so it is my responsibility to make sure that i stay here. his 1st time i ask in the early morning hours to check on the ravens. and i've got few to do i will go to march to be on good terms. just to skate has been in charge of the ravens of the tower of london since 2011 the raven master ensures the well being of the birds there are asians them at the moment. she live prove me in my home for about 4 or 5 weeks before she can come to the enclosure she's beautiful really intelligent life and course very intelligent date. on. the ravens can fly around freely scaife knows each individual very well. and they are very peculiar they will have their own different count 2 mistakes some of them are very boisterous some of them are very shy some of them very very inquisitive so i kind of have to get used to the characters of the wave ins and it's just really full observation that i can actually manage to do that the tu

reportedly targeted the multiple security barriers that have been erected outside to america's rachel blood vince reports from the capital for you. i mean the protesters are marching to the capitol right now here in washington d.c. and we are hearing calls have no gas is no piece say his name george boyd is a horny briana taylor and people that have gathered here want to emphasize the fact that this is a largely peaceful protest well at the same time they are still adamant about bringing attention to those cases of police brutality the cases where americans have lost their lives at the hands of police yet in these cases as they have said there has been no justice and they say there will be no peace. check this next community still see what all this with each other over the reaction this is a peaceful march in the state of indiana no signs of aggression there but the route is being lined with locals for the rifles we're watching as they pass by look oklo see the regarding that wall next to us could tailor looks at how the situation is progressed beyond protesting police brutality that. we go to wa

congressman vince nte hank johnson. congresswoman lizzie fletcher.e congresswoman deb holland from new mexico. they are across the nation. they are here because they are honouring a brother that came out of the heart of the third ward and jack yates. they are here to honour that leadership. so as i conclude, george floyd was here on an assignment. it is painful to be able to accept that, i'm so sorry i know him in death. but he was here on an assignment. some folk on assignments only get to stay 30 years. when the wicked men thought they had done something, george floyd took at 46 years he walk this journey. something, george floyd took at 46 years he walk thisjourney. he left behind sisters and brothers who could stand up against the adversity of life when the camera came and people asked to pj and others "what do you want? " people asked to pj and others "what do you want?" we wantjustice. we wa nt do you want?" we wantjustice. we wantjustice. and do you want?" we wantjustice. we want justice. and so, do you want?" we wantjustice. we wantjustice. a

covered 19 vaccine has begun it's being tested by researchers from oxford university and johannesburg vince university and it's one of more than $140.00 being developed around the world it usually takes years of research and development to reach human trials stages but scientists are under enormous pressure to come up with something fast 1st shot filled with hope this unemployed young man is taking a risk so that others might benefit. i feel it it's good. but. i want to move once we learn this scene it's worth telling friends in the us once a week. this is the 1st covert 19 vaccine trial being done on humans on the african continent the vaccine is initially being tested on a small number of people researchers hope it will stimulate their immune systems to produce antibodies against the virus in participants form part of what's called in the group what we should really read is a small group of individuals really trying to steer a green organization to push the safety of a scene especially in terms of work to be calling side effects and 2nd of the work involved in this problems against the se

bulldogs squabbling under a carpet you know i mean it's these elites that are doing so well i mean by vince the ultimate empty vessel i mean all he's going to do is just continue with the obama the 8 years under obama the bush era and the clinton era so for them biden is the perfect president and it goes back to the destroying of this petition i agree with that the presidency is absolutely the ultimate democratic institutions the ultimate expression of democracy if you have a bite in winning then yes it is democracy for you have trump you have to tear it down that's the way they see things it's always a binary with them and you also see it on the streets it's a binary these riots are a binary you're either with us and you're ideologically pure or if you're not you're racist you're white. supremacists in ukraine peter in ukraine they support it real not fake not imaginary real neo nazi neo nazi white supremacist real the real deal not this fake stuff that they're pushing in the us media these guys were the real deal they were violent they were damn violence and who supported them who support

last week the football league's founder, vince mcmahon, said he had 20 potential buyers come forward. the new owner will not only get the league and its assets but potentially tens of millions in unpaid bills. may not be the best deal. we're back with more in a minute. >>> okay. we're still keeping an eye on this scene right here. this is in san jose. an officer-involved shooting although we don't know a lot of the details. we do know it happened around north 8th and mission street, not anywhere near where the protests happened in downtown san jose tonight. police say they're still working it and they'll give us more information in the morning. >>> an update from oakland. minutes ago the city confirmed two demonstrations in oakland ended peacefully. police chief says their department chose not to enact the curfew order because the demonstrators were exercising their first amendment rights and they were doing it in a peaceful manner. the chief says the curfew is, quote, a flexible tool that will be applied with discretion when dealing with crowds that create public safety threats. so i

staying with things of the arts, a written written by both vince yvonne garg and go again —— van goghtt rolfe has been charged over the killing of rays ha rd charged over the killing of rayshard brooks in the city of atla nta rayshard brooks in the city of atlanta last friday. it could face the penalty if found guilty. the district attorneys ata guilty. the district attorneys at a second officer involved had decided to become a state witness but we should tell you that mr bressman's lawyer has denied that point. much more on the bbc website and on twitter. thank you for watching. hello there. it's been a very thundery week so far across the country, thanks to the warmth and the humidity. and the next few days also looks like we'll see more downpours. now, wednesday we saw some pretty intense thunderstorms across parts of england. this lightning strike was captured on one of our weather watchers in leicestershire there. we also had some slow—moving downpours which gave rise to lots of rainfall fall in a short space of time, giving rise to some surface water flooding. some subtle change

want to make sure that they are charged and convicted and they want to make sure the officers show vince 3rd degree murder charge goes to the 1st degree they are sick of the smell of they're sick of this happening like i said before this happened with atlanta castiel this is. time and time again to mark o'mara are not charged or convicted for killing an armed black person so today they want justice served and we are going to see more protests take place today and for the rest of the week monella actually banks live for us in minneapolis they're thank you. and from jacksonville florida to tampa and south support lauderdale and miami protests and rioting also broke out there over the weekend down in florida where some cities have been active a curfew to deal with that while this next r.t. correspondent john heidi has more porous out of miami. the city of miami and county of miami dade both have a curfew in effect going into the evening and early morning hours after some of these peaceful peaceful protests turned violent over the weekend and we're also getting word that attorney general wil

we will talk with vince williams , democratic mayor of union city, georgia about cities impacted by protestsnd covid-19. north dakota republican congressman kelly armstrong joins us to talk about the review of the fbi russia investigation. spent -- watch c-span's "washington journal." here's a look at alive coverage thursday. the senate judiciary committee continues its review of the pfizer application process by sa application fi process. on c-span2, the senate is back at 10:00 a.m. to consider the michael pack to be ceo of the u.s. agency for global media, which operates various government act international broadcast outlets. on c-span3, the head of the centers for disease control and prevention, dr. robert redfield, testifies before a house appropriations subcommittee about the federal response to the coronavirus. that gets underway at 11:00 a.m. eastern. at the pentagon wednesday, defense secretary mark esper talked about the response to nationwide protests, saying he did not support the use of active duty forces in a law enforcement role. he also spoke about events earlier this week out

. >> reporter: for tuesday's story, i also interviewed vince they're and ryan henrikson who have usinghe antibody test at drive-through sites in san jose. >> not only does it tell you if you have covid, but if there is medical necessity for it, we'll help discern anything that is making your breathing tough or life miserable. >> clearliy oversold. i reached out to them today. they said we got duped, too. they're shutting down their testing sites until they find a new test and a new company. >>> santa clara county is looking to dramatically expand coronavirus testing. in a health order issued today, the county is requiring hospitals and major health care providers to carry more of the burden. >> county can't do it by itself. the small community clinics can't do it by themselves. but the large community -- the large health care centers, the large clinics in this county need to step up. >> the new order covers any essential worker, anyone showing symptoms and anyone exposed to a known covid-19 case. takes effect on monday. >>> in light of the coronavirus pandemic, we have focused on effor

. >> reporter: for tuesday's story, i also interviewed vince they're and ryan henrikson who have usingst at drive-through sites in san jose. >> not only does it tell you if you have covid, but if there is medical necessity for it, we'll help discern anything that is making your breathing tough or life miserable. >> clearliy oversold. i reached out to them today. they said we got duped, too. they're shutting down their testing sites until they find a new test and a new company. >>> santa clara county is looking to dramatically expand coronavirus testing. in a health order issued today, the county is requiring hospitals and major health care providers to carry more of the burden. >> county can't do it by itself. the small community clinics can't do it by themselves. but the large community -- the large health care centers, the large clinics in this county need to step up. >> the new order covers any essential worker, anyone showing symptoms and anyone exposed to a known covid-19 case. takes effect on monday. >>> in light of the coronavirus pandemic, we have focused on efforts to build a