so that there is the white tower.t tower for over 500 years. this is where the dungeons and the torture chambers were once located. i have been asked by my social media adviser, my 23—year—old son, that i have got to ask you to like and subscribe to this channel. i have absolutely no idea what that means, but if that means anything to you do that. i would say that in the 1,000 year history of the tower of london this is completely unprecedented because there is no one here. normally this site would be packed. an average of 10,000 — 12,000 people per day. when you think about what has happened in the past, yes, we have had world wars and bombs dropping on the tower. things were still going on. it's a big crisis across the world, but here in the tower we are trying to make things as normal as possible. you know, we have got to get on as a community. it is a community and there are 45 families and the children and all the rest of it. we all know each other very, very well and all find it an honour to live within the wall

so that there is the white tower. that tower for over 500 years. this is where the dungeons and the torture chambers were once located. i have been asked by my social media adviser, my 23—year—old son, that i have got to ask you to like and subscribe to this channel. i have absolutely no idea what that means, but if that means anything to you do that. i would say that in the 1,000 year history of the tower of london this is completely unprecedented because there is no one here. normally this site would be packed. an average of 10,000 — 12,000 people per day. when you think about what has happened in the past, yes, we have had world wars and bombs dropping on the tower. things were still going on. it's a big crisis across the world, but here in the tower we are trying to make things as normal as possible. you know, we have got to get on as a community. it is a community and there are 45 families and the children and all the rest of it. we all know each other very, very well and all find it an honour to live within the

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it is standing next to the big tower, and there's a little white bar that goes from the tower to thele. that is the crew access arm. that is where these astronauts, at roughly 2:00 today, 2:30, will take their last steps on earth before they hop in and strap in and get ready for this launch. a whole lot of excitement. let's take a live shot look at cocoa beach. there are people out there on the beach, they've been out there for hours. they have camped out, they have set their positions down, popped up their tent, they are having a beach day, they are barbecuing. very excited to once again watch live and listen live to the thunderous launch of the falcon 9 rocket as we are now, after nine long years, sending astronauts back into space. nasa was concerned because of coronavirus and social distancing concerns that three weeks ago they were advising and urging all americans, all the typical thousands and tens of thousands of space tourists to descend on the cape for launch days, not to do it this year for this launch. stay home, watch it live on tv. everybody will be broadcasting it. as

it was slashing 15000 jobs will white the leaning tower of pisa in italy is among monuments museums reopening there after 3 months of lockdown the move coincides with the national holiday is a weekend. of republika. head to head i'll have the news for you in about 28 minutes hopefully to see them. welcome back you're watching we head to head on al jazeera english my guest today is erik prince the founder former c.e.o. of blackwater also a big supporter of and donor to president donald trump eric i want to talk to you about your relationship with president moment but before i do just very briefly your currently executive deputy chairman of frontier services group f s g a hong kong based security logistics firm that you found it why is f s g opening a training center for security guards in of all places province in china where up to a 1000000 muslim we are being held in basically concentration camps right now there's a lot of this reporting on that the company is not opening any training facility up there that was actually discussed at a board meeting the reporting got it wrong the only there w

they went to the white house, then they marched to trump tower. they understand that the inequities are policy-based. the level of racial violence is germinating from the white house, and in 30 years since rodney king, nothing much has changed. it has been the same reality. we go through this cycle, senator booker said earlier, we go through this cycle. people are shocked at the image. we're frustrated. but there are no policy changes. there are no systematic approaches to close the gap to ensure that all americans are participating equally. we're done dying. >> let me ask you -- let me ask you about the protests. some of them are -- they're all angry. they're all visceral, but some of them are more violent than others as you can see. we've got destruction here of public property. we've got fires. we had a lot of that stuff. we had people going into cnn. how do you think about that, and how should we be thinking about that? i've been making a point of saying every night that i've been here that actually, most of the protesters are not involved in l

tonight we light up city hall, coit tower and sales force tower in e.m.s. blue and white to honor your service and sacrifice. ♪ >> e.m.s. strong! thank you. >> e.m.s. strong! thank you! >> e.m.s. strong! thank you. >> e.m.s. strong. thank you so much for what you do. >> e.m.s. strong! thank you. >> e.m.s. strong. thank you. >> e.m.s. strong! thank you. >> i view san francisco almost as a sibling or a parent or something. i just love the city. i love everything about it. when i'm away from it, i miss it like a person. i grew up in san francisco kind of all over the city. we had pretty much the run of the city 'cause we lived pretty close to polk street, and so we would -- in the summer, we'd all all the way down to aquatic park, and we'd walk down to the library, to the kids' center. in those days, the city was safe and nobody worried about us running around. i went to high school in spring valley. it was over the hill from chinatown. it was kind of fun to experience being in a minority, which most white people don't get to experience that often. everything was just really

saw protests both at the white house and over to trump tower. seattle, you see what's happening there. and chicago also had protests. minneapolis had a very peaceful gathering, actually,s that wa interrupted quite suddenly by police with support of the national guard. tensions running high still in this city. while one officer has been arrested in connection with the death of george floyd on monday night, three others remain uncharged, and people in the city continue to be worried about the effect of policing on african-americans. i want to bring in two guests to discuss the week we have seen. in fact, the last couple of weeks. my good friend is joining me, ed eddie glaude from princeton university and an msnbc contributor. tom perez joining us as well. tom, you know, is chairman of the democratic national committee, but a former assistant attorney general of civil rights and labor secretary of the united states, but i got him here largely because of this question of civil rights thatyo. it's been a remarkable several weeks in america. right? th

also learned yesterday that mueller is reportedly investigating the white house's shifting explanations for that infamous trump towerng. don jr. had with the russians during the 2016 campaign as you might recall, the trump team originally said don jr. and the russians discussed a program about the adoption of russian children a topic that is, of course, close to don jr.'s heart since his brother was adopted from, transylvania [ laughter ] i think? but then emails later surfaced in which it was revealed that the meeting was explicitly about getting dirt on hillary clinton from the russians. the times reported that trump and his communications director hope hicks knew about the emails, but that hicks said the emails, quote, "will never get out. amazing, so not only did the emails get out, the comment about how the emails would never get out, got out [ laughter and applause this administration is so incompetent, they cover their tracks with bigger tracks. [ cheers and applause and yet, as more evidence comes out about trump's attempts to obstruct justice, republicans in congress are becoming more aggressive in protecti

that plume is continually dying down you can still see it here in this view from our sutro tower little bit of whitee fire the a's is pretty obvious that is sending across areas like marina embarcadero and you can see even up towards the golden gate bridge in some cases but the good news is that deep black plume that was there just a couple of hours ago as one really settle down notes now so as a cruise of dance in the spy or a you will start to see improving conditions. one of the reasons that it's just so easy out there across the city of san francisco right now as we do just how still air pushing that smoke or right down to the surface. so it hasn't had a whole lot of a chance to get pushed out of the region, yes, just yet. you are starting to see a bit more of the city's skyline from alcatraz just a sign that smoke is now beginning to diffuse and yes, definitely some improvements. this was earlier this morning right here you see that the black area right there this is a radar detected heat signatures and well the rest of the bay area was nice and cool this morning. that's how hot this fire was b

tonight we light up city hall, coit tower and sales force tower in e.m.s. blue and white to honor your service and sacrifice. ♪ >> e.m.s. strong! thank you. >> e.m.s. strong! thank you! >> e.m.s. strong! thank you. >> e.m.s. strong. thank you so much for what you do. >> e.m.s. strong! thank you. >> e.m.s. strong. thank you. >> e.m.s. strong! thank you. >> my name is miguel gustos and this is the regular meeting of the community investment and infrastructure for tuesday, may 19, 2020. i'd like to welcome the members of the public who are listening or watching on sfgov tv or by phone. i'd like to welcome our staff and partners who will be presenting today for today's meeting. due to the current health emergency, the san francisco department of public health, mayor london breed and governor gavin newsom have declared that the coronavirus is a

tower, launch pad. i a had to phone makeover so know it, too, is black-and-white in tone.n musk and his team had the plan as futuristic as possible, taking a whole giant new step for humans and americans space exploration. it's extremely ambitious and very exciting. of course mother nature's way here, you lived down there, and i know you just had a tornado warning for that area. how long do those learnings usually last and one might me know if this launch is a go? >> typically they begin and are called off within roughly a half hour depending on the storm itself. the second string as well as where you are in the country, florida gets a lot of tornadoes. and of course you have tornado alley in the center of the u.s. hopefully this passes without any formal clouds and that's certainly what everyone here helps in the astronauts are up there in the launchpad, they are anchored down to the pad. before a rocket launches, and how does the stock stay there and not get blown over, there are huge not screwed on and holding it down. as soon as the countdown clocks hit zero, and hopef

then you have comey going to the white house basis saying, we're going to talk to the president, yeah, then, he was just newly-elected trump, in trump tower about the steele dossier which has been debunked. then he gets it leaked to the media. peter strzok, then they will shut the case on michael flynn. they don't have any use for him from the trump russia probe. peter strzok keeps it open, 7th floor, powerful senior management, they set him up without even defense or lawyer present. they cook up a crime. they try to get him to lie without a lawyer present? this is, this is wild stuff. and if they don't investigate it, if the fbi doesn't get to the bottom of it, what happens? >> well, let's hope john durham does. you're right, liz, that 3 1/2 week time period, starting on january 3rd, chuck schumer says on the rachel maddow show, if you mess with the intel community they have six ways from sunday getting back to you. look how they got back at him. the very next day two agents investigating general flynn said we should drop this case, there is nothing there. peter strzok says no, no, hang on, january 4th. peter strzok says hang on, we don'

james comey going up to the trump tower on the dossier he already knows is false and of course james comey stinking guys in the whitese to set up michael flynn on january 24th. but we forget those critical eight days in may of 2017. james comey fired on the ninth and on the 17th a special counsel but in between, they were talking rod rosenstein about wearing a wire on the 25th amendment. they were talking about an obstruction of justice. the president of the united states and chris wray doesn't seem to care! so we are going to try to go around him to get these guys to testify and answer questions. >> sean: i cannot for the life of me understand the lack of urgency by this fbi director. he should be cleaning house, judge. this is the premier of law enforcement agency in the world. my friends in the fbi, they want the house clean. the top button. they want towels clean. and yet, he is writing and what, july, 2,018th justifying the fisa warrant at that point when the sub source was debunked all of the steele dossier, still debunked his own dossier. no evidence up to that late date but why would he defend that? >> well,

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white house right now, president trump continues his roundtable with restaurant industry executives. mike pence now speaking. we will continue to watch that for headlines and bring it to you. meanwhile, on lock down inside the toweru will get an inside look exclusively coming up next. ♪ today's incredibly low rates at newday usa. newday's va streamline refi is the quickest and easiest refi they've ever offered. you can lower your payments by this time next month without having to verify your income, without getting your home appraised, and there's no money out of pocket. call newday right now. because i trust their quality they were the first to have a vitamin verified by usp... ...an independent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards nature made, the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand introducing ore-ida potato pay. where ore-ida golden crinkles are your crispy currency to pay for bites of this... ...with this. when kids won't eat dinner, potato pay them to. ore-ida. win at mealtime. >> bill: tourist attractions all over the world are close, but fox news got an inside look at the tower of london during lockdown. benjamin hall knows. he was there. >> hey, bill. for a thousa

worked in the white house on 9/11 and are you surprised, i mean, the people who are frontline workers in hospitals, in any city in a hotspot, they have the same dna as the same people in towers run toward the danger. are you surprised as a country we're not grieving collectively for people who lost their lives? >> as you know better than anyone, we have different leadership in our country now. i have a constant drumbeat in my caucus about when are we going to have real memorial service for those who have lost their lives to this villainous, as i said, virus. but the fact is we owe it to them and to all who are fighting the fight on the front lines, whether healthcare workers, emergency service folks, police and fire, sanitation workers, food providers, i said sanitation but even our teachers and the rest, we owe it to them to make sure that they have the ppe, the protections that they need and we owe it to them to make sure that they can feel secure in their jobs and that their workplaces are safe and when they go there they don't bring something home that can be deadly to other members of their families and they still have the opportunity to keep their jobs, so it's many pe

this towering spirit permeates every inch of the soil beneath our feet. ainsley: let's bring in kayleigh mcenany the whiteretary, that was the president, good to see you this morning that was the president yesterday remembering our fallen heros. why was that message so important? >> it is incredibly important. there's so many great american service men and women who paid the ultimate sacrifice who laid down their life for this country , and this president honored those men and women yesterday, now we're fighting a different kind of war , a war with the invisible enemy and once again, american service men and women have rose to the occasion on the comfort and deploying and fighting this virus head on. this is an amazing country and we owe it all to the men and women that gave their lives to the values we hold dear. steve: one thing about the pandemic, kayleigh is the fact that the president essentially turned over to each state the reopening to the governors, and certain states are slower than others. you look at nevada where they are currently when it comes to church gatherings and houses of worship you c

creating unprecedented havoc as they set towers on fire, vandalized, a shot of police toicers, all in the response a death of an unarmed black man under a whiteolice officer's knee on monday. by all accounts, law enforcement presence was almost undetectable as the violence rapidly accelerated until just before midnight into early saturday, when hundreds of police officers, state troopers and national guard troops, some in armored vehicles, fanned out into trouble areas confronting writers with mass force, tear and orders to disperse via bullhorn. those efforts had visibly little impact for much of the night, and questions world among citizens and politicians about how such a dire situation could have developed in a long, peaceable, progressive old city. the police officer suspected in the death of george floyd who detained a black man on suspicion of using a counterfeit bill. mayor held ais news conference. he began by saying he talked to the family and they agreed what was happening in minneapolis was horrific and counterproductive. this is not grieving. this is not making a statement about an injustice that we fully acknowledge needs to be

white house. i now have her old office, and upstairs in the oval office they were could being up the scheme that they went to trump towernext day when comey pulls the president aside after their intelligence briefing and mentions this ridiculous dossier to him. then, everybody house intel report april 2018. james clapper subsequently acknowledged discussing the dossier with cnn journalist and admitted that he might have spoke with other journalists. we no one of these officials who asked for the unmasking likely leaked to the washington post in or around january 13 the same time joe biden himself who wants to be your president, was requesting the unmasking so we already have more questions than answers and the idea that the people at the department of justice and others cannot be looking at this while the president leads us through the global pandemic, the financial and medical crisis is ridiculous. today in the rose garden the president will be announcing the vaccination updates and going to be incredibly impressive. do you know that the nih started looking at vaccine development on january 11, march 2, the president i

tower was covered in lights. >> the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, that's dr. anthony fauci is set to testify before the senate committee. this is after the whitetestify in front of the democrat-led house. in march there were about 1,000 cases in the united states. >>> one small roadside cafe in eldorado county are de typing the dine-in ban. many have been wanting to come to the restaurant. it's been open for takeout orders since restrictions kicked in last march but the owner said she needs sitdown customers. >> running the fear of getting the virus or we're homeless. i'm going to be homeless if i don't open my business back up. >> wow, this feels awesome. >> well, it felt like getting back to normal. >> well, the owner has received an email from the eldorado health department asking her to end her dine-in service but it appears she has no plans, at least not yet. >>> well, construction sites are going to be able to restart work tomorrow. we'll tell you how contractors are trying to ensure safety for its workers while on the job. >>> and why the trump administration wants to reopen the economy sooner rather than later and when they think the e

tower. should be a very short time before they make it to the top and are able to get to the white room andug. [background sounds] >> it should just be a few more men moments will see the close of team make their way back into the crew down the hatchway and again if you are just now tuning in we have that scrub 70 minutes before launch. to temp is going to be this saturday may 30, launch time is going to be another instantaneous launch. the time is going to be 3:22 p.m. eastern time over there in florida. assuming an on-time launch it will be a pretty similar flight that wea were looking at today where all be roughly 19 hours before they make that initial contact to the international space station. they will get on orbit execute a series of five different versions gradually until they are a few hundred meters below the station will or may be a few kilometers behind and they will do the final initiation maneuvers and by that point the team and hawthorne will be working very closely with the team down in houston and the international space station flight control room. the weather for saturday