i'm giving it to zack. it's a winner. by the way, not a lot of competition in the paint business all the companies combined >>> why don't we go to mark in iowa mark >> caller: hi, jim i'm a new investor that bought delfi technologies when it was low. they're being bought out by borg warner, late quarter 3 or quarter 2 or quarter 3 sometime. now i need to better understand how that affects the company's value when it buys out another company like that, or is there more value in selling -- >> borg warner is down the next one is to run i know when i say run, there are people actually running stocks these days they ran the hotel now they're running the airlines the next thing they're going to do is they're going to run the autos. that's just my prediction and borg warner is the one they're going to run magnum is the best in the segment. you know what i mean go read my besought entwitter file i can't bear to get through. disgusting frankly i'm disgusted by it. i don't need twitter any more than the president -- oh, no, the pre

zack is into exploring. grammarly is into helping them work together on a project.ds on circuitry. sorry for the confusion, hands-on circuitry, while zack suggests they, uh, he suggests they encourage creativity through papercraft. there you go! (bell dings) that is how they connect over a really good, no, perfect idea (switch clicking) and spark a brilliant working relationship. grammarly, helping you connect. go to grammarly.com to download. >>> a major fireworks arrest in new york city. more than $6,000 worth. new york is cracking down on illegal fireworks after complaints have soared. complaints are also up in boston, chicago, and san francisco. officials think one reason for the fireworks is so many people home because of the pandemic. >>> there were stirring words during the funeral of rayshard brooks, who was killed 12 days ago by police in atlanta. brooks' service was held in the church where dr. martin luther king jr. once preached. king's daughter told mourners quote we cannot stop our cry for justice. >>> 29-year-old natalie white is in custody facing ars

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zack was named louisiana's middle school student of the year. zack maintained a 4.0 g.p.a. throughout his time at benton middle school and already scored a 28 on the a.c.t. as an eighth grader. taye was named louisiana high school student of the year and already earned an associate's degree and certificate of general studies. he plans to major in biomedical engineering in college and become an orthopedic doctor. by being recognized as students of the year they show tremendous amounts of dedication, excellent character and clearly the best is yet to come for these young men. louisiana's fourth congressional district is home to some of the brightest and hardest working students in the nation. i'm so proud to represent them here in congress. once again, congratulations, guy, the best is yet to come. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, unanimous consent to address the body for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you,

four years ago, director zack snyder had to leave the highly anticipated dc comics film justice leaguegers now with the recent decision, snyder, who directed previous films in the dc universe, is getting the chance to bring his original vision back to life. there is nothing new about a movie studio releasing a director's cut to earn more profit. what's different here is this decision seems to be entirely driven by the enthusiasm of a group of fans who launched an online campaign knowns as release the snyder cut. they used social media to convince hbo there is a huge audience for this project. it's a big victory for the fans, but critics worry it set a poor precedent. one of the things i would worry about is once the fans have shown enough taste in the power they might have over the studio, that it's never going to end. you already see it now with other dc movies. there's a whole group of people now agitating about suicide squad line, itjust goes on and on and on. if you read facebook and twitter. if you read facebook and twitter. supporters of the initiative point out that responding t

for more on this call to define police forces let's bring in our chief correspondent fare and from zack who is reporting from outside the white house. where you have been so i have been covering these protests they started here in washington d.c. i got to tell you right in front of the white house kind of that a lot of these protesters are gathering each and every day 1st you had just had barricades behind me now you see we have fences last friday when i left these fences there was nothing on them at all and i can see that actually protesters are putting up signs in support of black lives matter as far as you know all lives matter and also defunding the police so what we're defining the police look like could actually really work well according to those that actually want to see this done it's a simple as as it sounds instead of finding a police department a big chunk of the city's budget would actually go towards communities in particular ones where much of the policing occurs but does this mean dismantling the police altogether while completely dismantling the police is on the more ra

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especially those in washington always say that their social media is biased against them so while zack about may not personally agree with trump's comments. he has actually come out to say that he doesn't agree it's. he may have recognized that during a trump presidency it's worthwhile for facebook to stay on the present side for the record as think you very much for. fidget now group of residents of the capital cairo fighting against construction that will bring hundreds of thousands of cars just outside their front doors the government says the new highway is necessary to improve life in the crowded city and the apartments were built illegally but attorneys and neighbors say the government's in the wrong . the view is certainly unusual but it's not something allah for him can enjoy the government is building a fool lane highway overpass just 50 centimeters from his balcony. soon a 750000 cars and trucks will be whizzing past his home every day the 55 year old jokes about opening a snack bar in reality it's no laughing matter. pursued b.s. i find it depressing they didn't give us any

zack is in is he coming to you from capitol hill seattle thank you for listening. while president trumps made his feelings clear about the handling of the seattle autonomy as though laying the blame squarely at the mayor and governor of a governor that doesn't do a damn thing about it and you have a mayor that doesn't know she's alive she's talking about it's going to be a love fest this summer you know if they don't do the job i'll do the job and i've already spoken to the attorney general about it but if they don't do the job we will do the job will you do about 10 different things either any one of which will solve the problem quickly now there's also a video of this plan circulating online to showing a protest or apparently handing out assault rifles to minors despite being very much against the law in washington state is good and long where we go to seattle local reporter joe white is there a joey thanks to make the time to be with us says late at night their love and pm i think if i got the time's right what's the situation at the moment so yeah we just came

and that's on the subject and i'm not just talking about luxury brands and labels it is extra zacks bustled multi flaws along it's not enough to simply saying the right thing. more words and to. what i idea advice how to the- that all. we don't expect speeches we expect c concrete. financial commitments. real support for minorities and grououpsentrepreneneurial actcts you. know we do it equal. misty has always been a supporter of the creative industries but she's also a ao founderf the torah expeditions f foundation a project that sails the seas warning of the perils of climate change. i was in the streets and sixty agencies i was protesting against a consumer society. i despised fashion but love clothes the way they give people pleasure. the clothes i created a timeless that's why i say i don't like that. this jumper i think i've had the same one. maybe i've had three of them the same style for the past thirty years it's just the normal jumper. last five is the and using the endowment fufund. it's a foundation which means we're free. when your foundation the state is involved with with an

we're talking to louie anderson and louise got a book coming out of all the characters he did in a zack the one used absolutely for me and i'm when i say characters it wasn't like he's up there doing impressions i'm just saying when his dad would find his way into a joke how did he drive it in. and it's the hint that this is why he had ice in alba that the latest book is hey mom stories for my mother but you can read them to tell me about the book. you know i was doing baskets and i was channeling my mom to a great degree. and it was you know i'm an emotional person when i'm in the deep of it and i came home from one day after a very emotional scene. but it was a happiness scene which for comics could be as hard as anything to accept but. i asked myself was my mom ever this happy in her life as this character is and so i said i took out my phone and i wrote a letter you know i m i phone i wrote this long letter to my mom she's long gone since 1990 telling her i was playing her and had some questions for i hope she get answers why knew that she couldn't answer. you know directly but i ne

the tiananmen square crackdown 31 years ago today so for more on that let's go to our to hear from zack who's sitting live with me so far in this anniversary right now happening in the middle of a very controversial bill taking place in hong kong right so that bill now actually makes it illegal to insult the chinese national anthem in china a move that the majority says is necessary for hong kong citizens to show their respect to china now just before that vote passed you had some lawmakers actually protesting even boycotting the vote arguing that the bill is an infringement of freedom of expression and this protester you see there another one that was holding up a sign that reads a murderous regime stinks for 10000 years to other lawmakers actually were even objected from those chambers for the vote was held on the 31st anniversary as you mentioned the tiananmen square protests in 1909 where thousands of students were actually killed as tanks and troops assaulted the center of beijing to break up weeks of student led protests now again many saying this new law will infringe on freedom

officers in america says it was a mistake adding i should not have been there corresponding ferran from zack will be along in just a little bit with more on this developing story well by the way while on the subject of apologies the new york times is acknowledging today that the people of bolivia had their election stolen from them the times now writes that so-called election fraud in bolivia that was used as an excuse to remove a democratically elected president was a law. think about what i just said evo morales was elected fairly and democratically within less than 48 hours after he was elected the european union the organization of american states and the united states state department declared his election fraudulent which fomented a coup causing the elected elected president to have to leave the country only to be replaced by a new president more to the liking of washington and european leaders and the oas. shouldn't surprise anyone that this type of foreign election meddling took place should it surprise anyone that the so-called fraudulent election used to remove a president was not

camps and stocking up on supplies suggesting that they are in it for the long haul 1st off an activist zack brzezinski takes this through. when was the last time they used and 2 cities at once to my right is the city of seattle typically dreary monday afternoon. that is the capitol hill autonomous so it's now becoming known as chat but what exactly are the goals of this community what exactly is trying to be achieved here. let's go check it out. currently standing outside of the police department's precinct which has been abandoned now after a series of protests that devolved into riots the seattle police department decided to be prudent to actually leave the station and so this is become the kind of epicenter for for chaz the capitol hill autonomous zone this absolutely beautiful mural of the recent black lives that have been lost in these protests so i'm currently walking down the north part of pike's street right now and see on the ground we have all sorts of a car that's been put up i think a lot of people been working on this all week. trying to create a beautiful little space they hav

been down this road before they've made apologies in the past one of those apologies wasn't 2018 when zack bit was called to testify in congress over his company's handling of use the data and how it was exploited to meddle in the 2016 u.s. election we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake while facebook's shares dropped 8 percent on friday analysts believe this controversy won't hurt the social media giant in the long run they are the total power in the me of last year even amid criticism which is very similar to what you're saying. their advertising revenues last year 2927 percent and nearly $70000000000.00 u.s. dollars so knows that he's the king and he's the gatekeeper with the november presidential vote just 4 months away facebook has already taken down a video posted by donald trump's reelection campaign and the president's lashed out at social media platforms efforts accusing them of censoring conservative views brian al-jazeera 1st dispenses a professor of political science and african a studies at john hopkins university he says the black

city mayor to quit they accuse jenny durkan of not being strict enough while implementing reforms zack was in scheme an activist inside the autonomous zone told us about the atmosphere there. is a serious serious 5 here a serious attitude to be fair yeah there is a certain celebratory atmosphere as well but i think that's to be expected when we seem to have won a bit of a victory here and now for the 1st time real hope and real change seems possible but to be fair. to be fair there should be perhaps a little bit more seriousness people here are being relatively responsible they're handing out masks for free there are hand washing stations there's hand sanitizer stations but it is still a concern and that should not go unnoticed and unmarked tense up and put up now free food being handed out there are tents for homeless people there is a medical center slowly this is becoming a small little fixture in community in seattle this is going to keep on happening people are going to keep protesting they're going to keep writing and. eventually something's going to have to happen something's go

four years ago, director zack snyder had to leave the highly anticipated dc comics film justice leagueector best known for his work on the marvel superhero movie the avengers was brought in. movie the avengers, was brought in to finish the job. now with hbo max's recent decision, snyder, who directed previous films in the dc comic universe, man of steel and batman v superman: dawn of justice, is getting the chance to bring his original vision back to life. there's nothing new about a movie studio releasing a director's cut to try to earn more profits on a popular film. what's different here is that this decision seems to be entirely driven by the enthusiasm of a group of fans who launched an online campaign knowns as release the snyder cut. they used social media to raise awareness, inserting themselves into every conversation they could find online to convince hbo max that there was a huge audience for this project. it's a big victory for the fans, but critics of the move worry that it sets a poor precedent. one of the things i would worry about with this is that once the fans have sh

be staying well after that for now reporting in front of the white house where you guys are and run zack for watching the hawks thank you for that. well well well i don't think i'm wrong for referring to those as a rebellion. national absolute it has all of the energy over a 1000000000 it has years and you. is a frustration that has been pent up because a lot of things that our government has done that have quite frankly negatively impacted the african-american community for generations now is the time that many want to see that type of revolutionary action that causes lasting change and it is interesting because right before we went on the air live to be released the autopsy results or the family released an independent autopsy results from the georgia border one of the absolutely so in stark contrast to the autopsy that would be out of the results that were originally given they found that the death was by expectation meaning that basically there was a cut off of oxygen and it was render due to the fact that the officer had his knee on georgia and that well that's interesting because a

been down this road before they've made apologies in the past one of those apologies wasn't 2018 when zack a bit was called to testify in congress over his company's handling of use a doctor and how it was exploited to meddle in the 2016 u.s. election. we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake while facebook's shares dropped 8 percent on friday analysts believe this controversy won't hurt the social media giant in the long run they are the total power in the me last year even amid criticism which is very similar to what you're seeing as. their advertising revenues last year 2101 up something like 27 percent and nearly $70000000000.00 u.s. dollars so soccer knows that he's the king of the hill he's the gatekeeper with the november presidential vote just 4 months away facebook has already taken down a video posted by donald trump's reelection campaign and the president's lashed out at social media platforms if it's accusing them of censoring conservative views on al-jazeera. authorities in mexico's capital have arrested 12 suspects off an attempt to

my name is zack. i'm a disability advocate, community organizer and i'm disabled myself. i was the person trying to seek an accommodation to call into this meeting and was denied that accommodation. the mayor's office on disability was founded in 1998 to assist meetings like this with disability accommodations. for many year, they have had a call-in number that does not have a pass code and does not have the access barriers that are present here today. these access barriers are making it incredibly difficult for me and for other people with disabilities and people without disabilitis to call into these meetings and be part of the public process that is happening here today. the call-in feature has a time limit that is very strict. after the third attempt, it just says thanks for calling. good-bye! and it's very hard to get through to these meetings. i attempted three different times to get in and never had this much trouble trying to get into the a public meeting. i've been calling public meeting for years at city hatch -- city hall. i urge this department to take it seri

inside and tens of thousands inside to biden's foray outside the basement which you can see is not a zack lee patch. i'm ed henry in for martha maccallum and this is "the story." about 100,000 people in all expected to convene on tulsa tomorrow to attend the rally and protest against it. today some countrie countries sw juneteenth rallies across america. press secretary kaylee machen and he told reporters, they need some internal consistency in the way they cover large crowds. >> i encourage all of you to cover the protest in the same way that you cover the rally, you have multiple hosts on msn msnbc, cnn, cbs, boasting about the massive crowds, tens of thousands of people, 200,000 people they exuberantly explained but then they have great concerns about the size of the trump rallies. >> ed: all this as brand-new fox news polling shows the majority of voters feel it's a bad idea for any presidential candidate to hold a large event or rally right now. in moments, james lankford will join us to defend why he's planning to personally attend the rally and his thoughts on how this could be a p

there's so much more ththat this platform can do to safeguard the public interest while at the zack sameime allow free speech -- exact same time allow free speech. this platform is able to get away with stuff that this network and broadcast media cannot do. we're simply saying, put thehe safeguards in place. you have the technology. you know what to do. just do it. protect the citizens of thiss country. otect our democrac i am an that v vein, olold-fashioned journalist, compmpanies s i've wororked for whether it was the daily news or democracacy now!,, if f we publd something that was libelous or defamed people, we would be held legally reresponsible. insist t they are plplatforms and not publishers. do you think that has to bee changed in the law to hold them responsible for the dissssemination of what is essentially hate, lies, and libel? >> absolutely. they are trying to be bothh platformrm to a lot of conontend theyey also want to be - -- to r news. you can't be both. there needs toto be guardrails.. you could not scream "fire" in a ththeater, therefore you shouldd nonot allowow for

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host: headline of zack owens peace. zach cohen's piece.n they had the senate interview alle these obama administration people, they are not allowed to lie before congress, so when they were asked did they have colludingof trump with the russians they said no under oath. that's what just declassified. and then they directly go out and lie again. guysthough we know you don't tell the truth because you didn't show any of that. rosenstein was in on all of this , they should stop pfizer because they were wrong -- fisa because they were wrong. they lied. mueller knew from the start that there was no reason to go after trump, this was an attempted coup of the president which has been going on and is still going on. host: we will get a response. guest: a couple of things on that. for those who don't know, rick grenell is the outgoing dni working in an active capacity. i believe the callers referring to is he declassified list of obama administration officials who had asked for the unmasking of michael flynn. at the time they didn't know it was mic

been down this road before they've made apologies in the past one of those apologies wasn't 2018 when zack a bit was called to testify in congress over his company's handling of use the data and how it was exploited to meddle in the 2016 u.s. election we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake while facebook's shares dropped 8 percent on friday analysts believe this controversy won't hurt the social media giant in the long run they are the total power in the media last year even amid criticism which is very similar to what you're saying. their advertising revenues last year 2127 percent and nearly $70000000000.00 u.s. dollars so know that he's the king and he's the gatekeeper with the november presidential vote just 4 months away facebook has already taken down a video posted by donald trump's reelection campaign and the president's lashed out at social media platforms efforts accusing them of censoring conservative views elixir brian al-jazeera. let's talk about this with lester spence who's a professor of political science and africana studies at

my name is zack. i'm a disability advocate, community organizer and i'm disabled myself. i was the person trying to seek an accommodation to call into this meeting and was denied that accommodation. the mayor's office on disability was founded in 1998 to assist meetings like this with disability accommodations. for many year, they have had a call-in number that does not have a pass code and does not have the access barriers that are present here today. these access barriers are making it incredibly difficult for me and for other people with disabilities and people without disabilitis to call into these meetings and be part of the public process that is happening here today. the call-in feature has a time limit that is very strict. after the third attempt, it just says thanks for calling. good-bye! and it's very hard to get through to these meetings. i attempted three different times to get in and never had this much trouble trying to get into the a public meeting. i've been calling public meeting for years at city hatch -- city hall. i urge this department to take it seri

. >> my name is zack carnasi, i request to leave a very brief public comment. would that be allowed? >> president yee: for the items we are hearing right now? >> it is not. but my public comment has to do with accessibility issues, calling into the meetings, and i just would love to leave a quick public comment. it's a quick -->> president yee: you do have the opportunity on general public comments. >> i won't, because of the accessibility problem, calling into the meetings. very hard for disabled people to call in. very difficult access code to dial in, and the call drops, i don't know if i can get back in, why i'm asking for this accommodation. >> president yee: madam clerk, how do we handle that? >> clerk: mr. president, allow the individual this accommodation and then we'll take his comments and return to our item. >> president yee: ok. so, speaker, go ahead and we are going to take you out of order and allow you to speak for two minutes. >> i greatly appreciate that. thank you so much. my name is zack karnacis, disability advocate and i post videos of meet

i'm zack, and i'm a district 6 resident. it's time to end the curfew now, as santa clara has just did. on sunday night, things were so quiet that i heard on the police scanner an officer explaining he was going to escort a chipotle delivery driver around for the next hour. if officers have time to do that, there's clearly no citywide emergency. if we have extra resources to send to oakland, there's clearly no see wide emergency. there's no reason why independent restaurants currently teetering on the brink of bankruptcy should be forced to close for the night. what we need is not a curfew and hundreds of law enforcement interactions, harassment of peaceful protesters and people of color by officers who refuse to wear face masks. it is a profound failure of leadership. the mayor's silence is stunning. her office has nothing whatsoever to say tonight in justification of the broadest use of her powers, and she didn't even show up to yesterday's public safety press conference. the police is not serving the city if it's incapable

the tax cuts punjab zack expanded the child tax credit to $2000 for taxpayers with income of science $400,000 to republicans failed to increase the refundable credit to that same amount. the earned income threshold was loaded or increase the credit percentage or a limited the child earned income altogether. the tax cuts and job act ensures the poorest americans whose children arguably would benefit from the increased the most student benefit, which is a big reason why last year i introduced the american family act with congresswoman delauro which would meaningfully expand the child tax credit irrigators act included a wonder expansion of the child tax credit making it fully refundable, , increasig the amount of $3000 per child and $3600 for children under six. make 17-year-old qualified 17-yd children gives the secretary authority to provide enhanced credit as an advanced for a monthly payment. new research from the said on poverty and social policy at columbia university shows that pre-pandemic a child tax credit expansion like that included in the heroes act would cut the child pov

i'm zack, and i'm a district 6 resident. it's time to end the curfew now, as santa clara has just did. on sunday night, things were so quiet that i heard on the police scanner an officer explaining he was going to escort a chipotle delivery driver around for the next hour. if officers have time to do that, there's clearly no citywide emergency. if we have extra resources to send to oakland, there's clearly no see wide emergency. there's no reason why independent restaurants currently teetering on the brink of bankruptcy should be forced to close for the night. what we need is not a curfew and hundreds of law enforcement interactions, harassment of peaceful protesters and people of color by officers who refuse to wear face masks. it is a profound failure of leadership. the mayor's silence is stunning. her office has nothing whatsoever to say tonight in justification of the broadest use of her powers, and she didn't even show up to yesterday's public safety press conference. the police is not serving the city if it's incapable

i'm zack, and i'm a district 6 resident.it's time to end the curfew now, as santa clara has just did. on sunday night, things were so quiet that i heard on the police scanner an officer explaining he was going to escort a chipotle delivery driver around for the next hour. if officers have time to do that, there's clearly no citywide emergency. if we have extra resources to send to oakland, there's clearly no see wide emergency. there's no reason why independent restaurants currently teetering on the brink of bankruptcy should be forced to close for the night. what we need is not a curfew and hundreds of law enforcement interactions, harassment of peaceful protesters and people of color by officers who refuse to wear face masks. it is a profound failure of leadership. the mayor's silence is stunning. her office has nothing whatsoever to say tonight in justification of the broadest use of her powers, and she didn't even show up to yesterday's public safety press conference. the police is not serving the city if it's incapable