the stolen car is the same vehicle that weber used to ram the vehicle.randan it's not a representation of the true frazier. >> martha: before we go tonight, i did refer to julian castro as joachim a few moments ago. i apologize for that pair that is the story from tempe, arizona. the story continues from >> good evening. there was a time not too long ago when if you wanted to commit or you would set up a shortwave radio transmitter in your basement and call-in troop movements. that's how people used to betray their country. the standards are lower now. according to democrats donald trump committed treason merely by answering a hypothetical question. here's how it happened. george stephanopoulos asked the president what he might do if a foreign government offered his campaign dag

. >> hechlt on the civil war, jennifer weber tells about her book "copperheads", the rise and fall of lincoln's opponents the north this, is part of a conference hosted by shenandoah university's civil war institute. >> there a lot of great things about institute and having the great pleasure to work at shenandoah university and one neat thing about the institute is that historians, there are so many civil historians that publish great work and had times, you never get to meet them and you can only admire them from a war. i've been familiar with jennifer weber's work for years and never had an opportunity to meet her, we're both at a conference this summer but there, but never hadded a chance to connect. so i'm glad that we're able to bring her to shenandoah. are weber is a associate professor at the university of kansas this academic year, she's a visit proing fessor at united states air force academy. the book has been called "copperhead", on sale out this the lobby and a children's book. her current ro jekt describes the rise of a large, powerful government. please join me in welco

jason: as we heard from joel weber, new data from businessweek shows top u.s.ls - b-schools are piling on more debt. carol: we sat down to speak about the future of the nba. >> -- mba. >> it is the flagship. but we also have thousands of executives to hone their leadership skills. we have a program that change the next generation of faculty. we have a publishing arm which takes ideas from outside of the world and our newest venture, harvard business school online. carol: i was actually checking that out. it is amazing. >> and we are trying our best to make sure that is just as engaging as our classrooms. jason: when you think about what happens after they leave here, you work very closely. a lot people make a big investment come here in some fashion, whether as an executive or learning online. how has that changed and what are you seeing in that evolution? >> the most interesting thing i see among students is that they are interested in purpose in their careers. it is not all about the paycheck. the paycheck is important, but they are trying to have both purpos

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i've been familiar with jennifer weber's work for years and never had an opportunity to meet her, we're both at a conference this summer but there, but never hadded a chance to connect. so i'm glad that we're able to bring her to shenandoah. are weber is a associate professor at the university of kansas this academic year, she's a visit proing fessor at united states air force academy. the book has been called "copperhead", on sale out this the lobby and a children's book. her current ro jekt describes the rise of a large, owerful government. please join me in welcoming dr. ennifer weber. >> good afternoon, it's to to be here and to see all of you awake, this being after lunch, o i'd like to thank jonathan an his staff. it's a pleasure to be here. i love this part of the country. it's also spring here, which it is not in colorado yet owe i'm enjoying that. putting a conference like this on is a huge amount of work, i'm grateful to jonathan for everything he's done here. so, aim today talking about and hey gave lincoln a run for his money and came los to taking over the democratic party

jason: as we heard from joel weber, new data from businessweek shows top u.s.ls - b-schools are piling on more debt. carol: we sat down to speak about the future of the nba. >> -- mba. >> it is the flagship. but we also have thousands of executives to hone their leadership skills. we have a program that change the next generation of faculty. we have a publishing arm which takes ideas from outside of the world and our newest venture, harvard business school online. carol: i was actually checking that out. it is amazing. >> and we are trying our best to make sure that is just as engaging as our classrooms. jason: when you think about what happens after they leave here, you work very closely. a lot people make a big investment come here in some fashion, whether as an executive or learning online. how has that changed and what are you seeing in that evolution? >> the most interesting thing i see among students is that they are interested in purpose in their careers. it is not all about the paycheck. the paycheck is important, but they are trying to have both purpos

weber. the chair: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. webster: -- mr. weber: i thank the gentleman. i think mr. lamb's going to have a statement coming up. if you're ready, i'll yield you a minute or, daniel, are you supposed to be first? are we out of order here? the chair: the gentleman from texas controls the time. mr. weber: ok, all right, i can do. this i want to thank chairman lamb in advance for his remarks. he has a jam-up amendment. nuclear energy has been one of my top priorities during my time on the science committee. america has a long history of leadership in nuclear science and it is critical that we maintain that leadership. but our existing fleet of reactors is aging. many of our nuclear plants are nearing end of their 40-year licenses and must reapply with the n.r.c. to continue operations. while license renewals are important to ensure nuclear safety, the process requires robust analysis, planning, and science and technology-based solutions to modernize nuclear plants. fortunately the d.o.e. is carrying out this critical r&d through i

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joel weber is here with us. great story that is going to make you rethink how you perceive silicon valley. joel: we wanted to really open up the whole idea of the issue here. it is really too easy to be down on tech right now. the tech-lash is real. antitrust is in the wind. don't forget that technology and innovators can still do incredible things and sometimes you just have to look outside silicon valley. ashley has spent a lot of time doing that. jason: it is amazing, his purview, his worldview, and it also comes at a time of real existential questions around silicon valley and yet, i found it to ultimately be optimistic. joel: there is a sense of hope. that is the spirit of this whole issue, the sooner than you think issue. not to just look at the glass half-empty. let's look at it half-full. carol: solving really serious problems. thank you so much. jason: more on this issue. jeff: last year, we were looking at the incredible moment that we were seeing coming back for ai. this year, in the midst of the back

marshall's service tried to arrest brandon weber who tried to use his car as a ram.d him in they claimed he got out of his car with a gun in his hand and at some point they opened fire on him. all of that led to a confrontation with the neighborhood because they felt several different rumors were spreading through the neighborhood. they were upset and arrived to find out what was goingin off. they turned their anger towards the police department who had nothing to do with this initial setup. something else that we've learned that apparently the marshall service does not wear body cam so we won't have body cam footage. interesting to see what happens tonight. a lot of leaders that we've had little contact with since we arrived here said they believe tonight will be more calmer because more information has been available in the last five hours or so. brianna? >> that's so surprising they don't wear body cam raise. ryan young in memphis, thanks for that report. really appreciate it. >>> just in, we have new information on the two tankers that were hit with explosions in

a vigil was held for branden weber.was shot after he rammed a vehicle multiple time into officers' vehicles and got out of his vehicle with a gun. his dad prompted a wave of protests leading to 36 arrests. investigators say weber was driving a stolen car at the time of his death but weber's father does not believe that to be true. >> how do you ram somebody in a car? >> my son -- he didn't stole it. he got a key. he didn't stole it. >> marshals arrested for a shooting and robbery a week earlier. >>> new jersey officials are looking into a man outside of a school with a loaded gun. >> reporter: police say thomas wilke showed up to that elementary school armed with a handgun, bullets and 30 rounds of ammunition. when officers arrived they found him in the front seat of his car in the parking lot of the school. the school was immediately placed on lockdown. he now faces three separate charges. he was not on law enforcement's radar. he will be in court next week to face those charges. brynn gingras, cnn, new york. >>> mexic

. >> hechlt on the civil war, jennifer weber tells about her "copperheads", the rise and fall of lincoln's opponents the north this, is part of a conference hosted by shenandoah university's civil war institute. >> there a lot of great things about institute and having the great pleasure to work at d one doah university an neat thing about the institute historians, there are so many civil historians that nd had great work a times, you never get to meet them and you can only admire war. from a i've been familiar with jennifer

your average person on the street your average person trying to make a living day to day felicitous weber you know we talk about jobs moving to vietnam we talk about you know the shifts we've seen in trade and manufacturing and all of this assists. going to be addressed somewhat at this g. 20 summit but what does that mean for your average worker or and who is benefiting from this is it is the likely the big corporations that are really benefiting from this or is this is there going to be a trickle down effect yeah unfortunately we're not seeing so much of a trickle down effect today's disclosed have to g. 20 economies yet it's not really trickling down to to the worker in an underground we are seeing rising inequality we're seeing massive wage discrepancy between also the highest paid and the lowest paid workers and we're seeing a lot of issues around 0 contracts our contra low wages poverty wages part time contracts short term contracts making it really really difficult for the average person to sustain their families. ali khan such you i mean good going back to this whole idea of the g

we have heard from axel weber. he said the fed is overpricing. the goldman sachs president saying he is concerned about the fed inference on the market. are also saying get ready for more. the extra kicker yesterday was the line from trump on iran and the risk of war for that possibility. combined with the adp data, which sets us up with a nervy kind of edge going into the job data tomorrow. yen is in an interesting space. the market is pricing a potential rate cut from the boj. is that stretching too far too fast? breaking the 108 level in japan. nymex crude bounces from the bear market, down 22% originally from the start of the talks about the ability to take the economic bearishness into context. it is all about the demand side. morgan stanley flashes their global demand. -- slashes their global demand. nejra: seven days of steepening. the question for the bond market, if we get the fed capitulating to the markets, cut orat be an assurance something more sinister around the risk of global recession? on s&p futures. we look ahead to the ecb. wh

jason: joel weber, thank you. carol: to learn how a million dollar coin disappears in just 16 minutes. jason: we turn to reporter benedikt hammel. >> one of five big coins minted by the royal canadian mint and they are as big as a tire and they way 100 kilos, about 220 pounds. solid gold and impressive, imposing. investors, one ended up with an investor in germany and he loaned it to a museum where it sat for a couple of years. jason: it is a couple hundred pounds and yet behind the scenes leading up to this, there is an ocean's 11 type plot to steal this thing. walk us through how they did it. >> one night, three guys show up the trainorm nearby, platform and walk across the platform onto the tracks that on an olde museum overpass and they climb up there through a window, go in, break the glass, take the coin and they are out in 16 minutes. seems very simple but if you dig -- was seriousre planning that went into it. they tried it twice before and didn't seem to work out. the didn't make it into the museum so the

editor joel weber is here with us.shlee vance, a great story that is going to make you rethink how you perceive silicon valley. joel: we wanted to really open up the whole idea of the issue here. it is really too easy to be down on tech right now. the tech-lash is real. antitrust is in the wind. don't forget that technology and innovators can still do incredible things and sometimes you just have to look outside silicon valley. ashley has spent a lot of time doing that. jason: it is amazing, his purview, his worldview, and it also comes at a time of real existential questions around silicon valley and yet, i found it to ultimately be optimistic. joel: there is a sense of hope. that is the spirit of this whole issue, the sooner than you think issue. not to just look at the glass half-empty. let's look at it half-full. carol: solving really serious problems. thank you so much. jason: more on this issue. jeff: last year, we were looking at the incredible moment that we were seeing coming back for ai. this year, in the mid

ranking member weber, it is my great pleasure to be in front of you naked for your friendship and your wise counsel as i can say for a number of the members of the it is always a pleasure to be in front of a colleague in making remarks behind the door like doctor governor is good so thank you for your friendship and assistance through the years, it's a pleasure to be anything front of you members today to share with you my observation about the presence honey 20 budget and as a budget request as ranking member weber. describe the appropriately the department of energy. as a man, further highlight some of the great work we are doing there is a short video i would like to ask you to enjoy with me. it actually has volume two. is anything working on at the agency. basically what i'm saying -- >> shell gas leve revolution. it remains the coolest job i've ever had due to the incredibly brilliant people at her labs. they have an astonishing impact across the nation and around the world. over the years are scientists of engineers have decoded dna, they kick started the development of the inter

broken down among the eu leaders about who is the leading candidate reports suggested that manfred weberhead of the epp party, that he is losing favor. where do we stand on those discussions? what can we be looking forward to >> so, talks broke down, it wasn't so much yesterday as just very early this morning. we had quite a few leaders leaving as late as 3:00 a.m. brussels time after those negotiations went late into the night. what seems to have happened, there was no way or no single candidate that could win over 21 of the 28 european leaders they need a qualified majority 65% of the 28 in order for a candidate to be proposed formally to the european parliament who then in turn would in theory endorse that candidate. what we've seen leading up to this process is the various political groups or families as they call themselves inside the european parliament putting forward their preferred candidate for the job. some political leaders across europe say we don't like this process because we have such a fractured parliament, don't think some of these people are qualified to take on the jo

we spent a bit of time at the norway trainee the other divers they have played weber in the tournamently in that match againstjulia. —— against australia. norway managed to contain her quite considerably. they have played very well, they are a buy technically gifted team for topsail never mention that in his media conference yesterday. he praised them for that and said it was obvious that they had a cause and feeling of solidarity. he picked out two of the players for some praise, the captain and a defender. they both play for chelsea in the women's super league back in england. he says he has watched them and it's a great admirer of them. we spoke to another norwegian tv journalists great admirer of them. we spoke to another norwegian tvjournalists and asked him what the norway squad to be expecting others match was notlj think norway take a lot of confidence in their performance against france who was ranked on the takeaway to england. they know what they did there should be enough to match england, as well as dobson, there is a really positive, really positive norwegian team that we

manfred weber led the picks.mmanuel macron pushed for chief brexit negotiator michel barnier, who ran an unofficial campaign against weber, even though they are in the same party. >> it as clear as day now that emmanuel macron and angela merkel do not see eye to eye on the issue. they will have to clarify who becomes commission president before they can focus on the european central bank. we could see a delay or a transition period that becomes very long. the problem is mario draghi needs to leave the central bank by the end of october. vonnie: the standoff between e.u. and italy continues. italy said to respond to the european union as it faces a multibillion-dollar euro penalty from the commission due to the country's failure to rein in debt. it does seem like we have been here before. why is this time different? >> yes, well, it is different because the balance of changed inside the coalition. we now have matteo salvini, of the league, who is the dominant force in the coalition, because of this massive win in

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in theory, that would mean man fred weber from the center-right european people's party.anuel macron however says this process is unworkable after last month's elections left the e.u. parliament more fragmented than ever. three leads of the candidates were tested by donald -- and he considered there was no majority on either of those three names. >> angela merkel meanwhile defended the process. a new summit will be held on the 30th of june break the deadlock that will take place two days before the parliament begins the opening session. >> our common position is that we absolutely need an agreement before the new parliament convenes and chooses its president. >> besides the replacement for jean-claude juncker, other top jobs include speaker of the european parliament, president of the european council, and foreign policy chief. >> the leaders of the e.u. also failed to agree on a carbon neutral climate target on thursday despite promises to protesters to fight harder against climate change. western member states and the eastern nations on that issue. after they, a day e.u

. -- including michelle bonnier, manfred weber, or margrethe vestager. e.u.missioners will be discussing the block's ambitious climate goals on how to achieve them. with more on that story, here is dave keesling, who has details on the agenda and the struggle to find a candidate for the top job. dave: e.u. national leaders hoped to come to an agreement on selecting the new e.u. commission president, but that has been complicated by conflicts between e.u. countries , political parties, and e.u. institutions. angela merkel's favorite candidate, manfred gable, the spitz and candidate -- spitzen candidate is opposed by emmanuel macron. he is upset of the center-right group that has been powerful across europe has had the commission presidency for 15 years along with other top e.u. positions. he says recent national elections and european elections show the epp's dominance over europe is over and it needs to step aside. he wants margrethe vestager to become european commission president. there may be one epp candidate that is acceptable to him and that is michelle

. >> then all of the bad years with the warriors not being in the playoffs once they traded chris webery. that seemed to just be a jinx. >> the warriors rose from the ashes led by steph curry. >> obviously championship winning at home, that was incredible. >> the team captured the championship in 2015 before winning another two in 2017 and 2018. with the help of former league mvp kevin durant. few people who work in the arena know the mars todplayers today than curtis jones. he stands at the entrance to the tunnel to the court. he's also the guy that tosses the ball to steph curry before that three point tunnel shot before every home game. >> steph was warming up one day. he was shooting these deep shots from the corner, from the tunnel. so i just got into a conversation about it. we had a pretty good rapport or whatever. they just started throwing me the ball so i just started passing the ball and it went from there. >> he says the warriors star is a role model and the essence of what it means to be a golden state warrior. >> he's a really grounded, down to earth person. you can tell t

your average person on the street your average person trying to make a living day to day felicitous weber you know we talk about jobs moving to vietnam we talk about you know the shifts we've seen in trade and manufacturing and all of this assists. going to be addressed somewhat at this g. 20 summit but what does that mean for your average worker or and who is benefiting from this is it is the likely the big corporations that are really benefiting from this or is this is there going to be a trickle down effect yeah unfortunately we're not seeing so much of a trickle down effect today as described have to be 20 economies yet it's not really trickling down to the worker in an underground we are seeing rising inequality we're seeing massive wage discrepancy between also the highest paid and the lowest paid workers and we're seeing a lot of issues around 0 contracts our contra low wages poverty wages part time contracts short term contracts making it really really difficult for the average person to sustain their families. ali concept you i mean good going back to this whole idea of the globa

someone like manfred weber, who leads the centre right in the european parliament. or margrethe vestager, the competition commissioner from denmark who represented the liberals but parliament can't settle on anyone. neither can the leaders and it has become a bit of a power struggle between them. so it could end up being a compromise candidate like michel barnier someone from the world bank. or somebody that no one has mentioned. president of the european parliament is more like the speaker oi’ parliament is more like the speaker or the chair. the high representative who is kind of like the eu foreign minister but also kind of not like the eu foreign minister. and the president of the european central bank who is usually a european central banker and will be in office for eight years. all five jobs are being treated as one package which has to be divided up by geography, north, south, east and west. politics, so the right, the left, the liberals and the greens. by gender and between bigger countries than smaller ones. it is all a big old mix of politics and power an

>>a photo spread was shown to our victim he positively i d mister weber is being one who shot him and his violent protests broke out over webber's just about 3 dozen police officers were injured by bricks and rocks being thrown at them. >>and more than 20 squad cars were vandalized. authorities say they grieve for the loss of webbers life. >>but wish people would wait for information before turning to violence. >>from my knowledge do what they had to there to not only protect themselves, but that doesn't people around in the neighborhood where half the way in a kind way they they could have the july they him that what they can. >>in memphis and camila bernal reporting. >>sarah huckabee sanders is leaving her job as white house press secretary at the end of june president trump announced the news on twitter thanking her for her 3 and a half years on the job. the departure caps a tumultuous tenure as the president's chief spokesperson during which she largely redefined the job. sanders is one of the president's closest aides and one of the few remaining who also worked on his campaign.

marshall shot and killed brandon weber a fugitive wanted on multiple felony warrants on wednesday night. police say marshall's tried to arrest him outside the home when he jumped into a car and try to take off. >>> attempted to dividue repoedly rammed his vehicle into the offices vehicles multiple times. before exiting with a weapon.>> regardless of the preliminary reports another african- american man has lost his life. >>> people poured into the street after the shooting throwing bottles and rocks at police. officers say they were forced to use tear gas on the crowd. 25 officers suffered minor injuries. the tennessee bureau of investigation is reviewing the shooting to determine in the officer should face charges. >>> cuba gooding junior surrendered to new york police today for an allegedly groping incident. he is facing a misdemeanor count of forcible touching. a woman claims he grabbed her breast while he was drunk at a bar in new york on sunday. the actor denies the allegation. his attorney says surveillance footage were clear him. he entered a not guilty plea. >>> jessica biel is

people in webers falls, oklahoma are looking at the devastation left behind by the floodwaters. they're not allowed back home yet because most houses don't have running water and electricity. >>> a judge will hear arguments in a case that could decide whether missouri will be the first state since 1974 without an abortion clinic. at issue is missouri's refusal to renew planned parenthood's license at a st. louis location that performs abortions. that license was supposed to expire last week. a judge has issued a temporary restraining order to allow the clinic to continue to perform abortions until the ruling at this week's hearing. >> people still don't know from day to day. they're on pins and needles about whether they can access safe and legal abortion in their home state. >> pray that the judge will make the best decision possible, the best decision to truly protect pregnant women and their children. >> lawmakers in missouri and several other conservative states recently passed new restrictions on abortion. >>> virginia's governor said the state's response to a mass shooting

weber. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. weber: i ask unanimous consent to call up h.r. 3056 to call up provide humanitarian crisis at the border and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the chair understands that the gentlewoman from california has not yielded for that purpose. therefore, the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. woodall: i would would like to yield myself 15 seconds to remind the chamber we tried to offer an amendment last night in committee that would have addressed this funding, the rules committee objected the consideration by the whole house of a measure that would provide what we all agree is urgently needed funding and seeing some of that passion here. with that, mr. speaker, i yield to the purposes of unanimous consent request to the gentleman from arizona, dr. gosar. mr. gosar: i ask unanimous consent to call up h.r. 3056, emergency supplemental to provide critically needed funding for the humanitarian crisis at the b

candidate manfred weber others stand by their lead candidate obviously those are quite tired looking young who addressed the press after this meeting broke down he's searching for his own replacement however he did allow a joke his own expense. i noted with satisfaction mused and yes pleasure that it seems is not easy. to replacement. so with no decision from the heads of government of the states over who they want to see appointed as the next european commission president they're all going to have to come back again next week on the 30th of june for another round of talks in the go see asians to try and hammer out a solution. coming up shocking allegations of mistreatment by a facebook contractor come to light details after the break. quick note for those italian the sad want to keep their savings or put into a big client you can escape to confiscation of the government or the vatican our whoever runs the country over there and you will preserve your wealth and jurisdiction that respects your sovereignty as an individual and respects your wealth don't live in a country that's just g

candidate manfred weber other stand by their lead candidate obviously those are quite tired looking young who address the press after this meeting broke down he's searching for his own replacement however he did allow a joke his own expense does it cause i know to the satisfaction museum and yes pleasure that it seems is not easy to replace me. so with no decision from the heads of government of the states over who they want to see appointed as the next european commission president they're all going to have to come back again next week on the 30th of june for another round of talks in the go see asians to try and hammer out a solution. shocking allegations of mistreatment by a facebook contractor come to light and bring you details on that after this break . ok we're going to get rid of the break because there's lots more news to squeeze in so let's get on with just that just a day after u.k. courts ruled arms sales to saudi arabia unlawful britain's biggest weapons manufacturer be a insists that it won't stop supplying riyadh we continue to support the u.k. government in providing equip

candidate manfred weber other stand by their lead candidate obviously those are quite tired looking young who address the press after this meeting broke down and he's searching for his own replacement however he did allow a joke his own expense. i noted with satisfaction mused and yes pleasure that it seems is not easy. to replacement. so with no decision from the heads of government of member states over who they want to see appointed as the next european commission president they're all going to have to come back again next week on the 30th of june for another round of talks in the go see asians to try and hammer out a solution. and then the of the u.s. congress is facing a backlash off to comparing detention centers on the mexican border to nazi concentration camps more on this and other news off the short break. what is it calling the coin is magic internet the new type of digital currency the centralized digital scarcity chancellor i'm bringing a 2nd bailout for bank that's called the genesis blog for reason because being a civil disobedience a source of optimism because i can contro

candidate manfred weber others stand by their lead candidate obviously.was a quite tired looking young who addressed the press after this meeting broke down he's searching for his own replacement however he did allow a joke his own expense saying it was a little bit too difficult to replace it seems. i know it with satisfaction amusement and yes pleasure that it seems is not easy to replace me. of office so deadlock in brussels they're going to be back again on the 30th of june to try and put forward a candidate who will lead some of the european european union's top jobs in the future artie's peter all over the queue for bringing us that report. the ecuadorian embassy in london spied on wiki leaks frontman julian assange after london murano became president that's according to police recordings of alleged extortionists who tried to get money from us on just team by threatening to release the material the group consisted of a spanish reporter and 2 computer experts their information hall included video and audio recordings his medical reports and even leg

candidate manfred weber other stand by their lead candidate obviously those are quite tired looking young who address the press after this meeting broke down he's searching for his own replacement however he did allow a joke his own expense. i noted with satisfaction yes pleasure that it seems it's not easy. to replacement. so with no decision from the heads of government of the states over who they want to see appointed as the next european commission president they're all going to have to come back again next week on the 30th of june for another round of talks in the go see asians to try and hammer out a solution. a u.s. congresswoman has received a firestorm of criticism after comparing detention centers for undocumented immigrants on the mexican border to nazi concentration camps but alexandria cacio cortez is refusing to back down. the united states is running concentration camps on our southern border and that is exactly why they are there concentration camps where people across the u.s. political spectrum flounder the comparison by cortez often referred to by her initials a o c the

candidate manfred weber other stand by their lead candidate obviously those are quite tired looking young who addressed the press after this meeting broke down he's searching for his own replacement however he did allow a joke his own expense. i noted with satisfaction yes pleasure that it seems is not easy. to replacement. so with no decision from the heads of government of the states over who they want to see appointed as the next european commission president they're all going to have to come back again next week on the 30th of june for another round of talks in the go ca sions to try and hammer out a solution and then both the us congress is facing a backlash after comparing detention centers on the mexican border to nazi concentration camps more on this sound of the news off to the shop. you know world of big partisan. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight fo

what started as a protest over the shooting death of 20 year-old brandon weber by marshals developingnto violence, demonstrators, throwing bricks at police and vandalizing squad cars leaving 3 dozen officers and deputies injured as well as to other journalists. police using tear gas on the crowds. according to the tennessee bureau of investigations. us marshals were trying to support or who they say was wanted on multiple warrants as it was getting into a vehicle outside a home wednesday night and they were up in that this looking for >>they were very aware of his propensity for toward our victim. down here and he just buys the cold-blooded we shot and got times. >>in a statement, the n double acp memphis, france says they're making a formal inquiry into webber's death. this remains an active and ongoing investigation as tbi special agents and forensic scientist continue to work together any and all relevant interviews and evidence there is no body camera video of the shooting says federal agents are notequired to wear the devices in memphis and camila bernal reporting. >>according to

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