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john cat tan zara remarks thank you. >> thank you. >> jason chaffetz and richard fowler both fox newstributors. you hear this all the time, right? we talk about democratic mayors who want to defund their own police departments but they do not want any outside help from the federal government crime rates in these cities continue to go up. what are your thoughts on that? >> the numbers don't lie, there are literally 1900 shootings in chicago getting worse every day. we are talking 40 to 5050 shootings over a weekend. they seem to think that's acceptable coming in this week. the streets top to bottom. but to work in unison with the fraternal order of police these people are being overwhelmed. the position less police and less funding how do they think that is possibly going to lead to safer streets? there is no rational argument to say that would work. >> trace: is that a fair question, snriched how do they expect that to happen if you take away the police and don'ted any federal agents or anything to back them up, what is the answer? >> look, i don't think -- thanks for having me, trace

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travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter to zara. they're welcome to the stream i'm josh rushing in you are in my home today we're talking about what spills like a major shift in the movement to stop pipelines in the u.s. to quit with native americans resisting those pipelines and they've had quite a few successes recently now hey look we're alive on you tube and i'm hoping you're going to join us in that you to chat over there so that i can get some of your discussions and during the show. let's go right to the issue you know in the u.s. right now about 9000 miles a pipeline with another 12500 miles already kind of announced or in the approval process so that comes out to what 2122000 miles of pipeline just to give you a sense of what that means the earth at its or come prince is about 25000 miles around so we're talking about be able go all the way around the planet just in the pipelines here in the u.s. they are often problematic particularly environmentally speaking and so there has been resistance and they often go across nativ

watching out zara remind all of our top stories this hour the u.k. has signed deals for $90000000.00 doses of 2 potential vaccines it's also signed a deal for a 1000000 doses of an antibody treatment reports on the early stage of human clinical trial is expected on monday. talks on a crowded virus economic rescue package the european union are entering a 4th day leaders are trying to agree on how to distribute 857. he and all that because of the phone. torrential rains and rising river waters have swept across southern and central china at least 140 people are dead or missing. more than 8000000 people have recovered from the coronavirus globally some of those who were seriously ill still experience some difficulties earlier we spoke with janine cross on who's based in new zealand she told us how the virus impacted her health. to be honest i don't remember a lot of it and i think my brains block some of that because it was quite traumatic . it was very scary i had a lot of anxiety through it i remember feeling very sick but it was so unknown and . the

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. >> and zara, you had the experience when you were young and now you're older and you see the outpouring him here today what goes through your mind when you see that and why was it important for you to be here today. >> it is great to see the love and support and it is important to be here because it is a reminder and remembrance that we should always continue to fight for what is right and just fight until we get those rights. >> and that is the message, alex, that i've hearing from so many young people out here and parents. it is time for those people to pick up the mantle to continue on john lewis's legacy and life. >> speaks very well of those three that they have a reference and appreciatation for a man thank you. >>> john lewis often credited dr. martin luther king jr. stfo sparking his love and would stand side-by-side with him for the civil rights movement including the march on washington and on selma, two marches. joining me now to reflect on the legacy of john lewis is dr. king's daughter and ceo of the king center bernice king thank you so much for being here i'm curious, abo

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zara closing 1200 stores.on dollar loss that macy's just posted doesn't surprise me at all. we're going to continue to get bad news every single day. ashley: well i wanted to bring up macy's as you mentioned. they did report profits today. they did see a sales slump as the lockdown begins to wane but they posted a 630 million-dollar first-quarter loss. for a company the size of macy's, do you really feel they're going to struggle to survive? >> i mean they were struggling before the pan dim mick. ashley: right. >> they announced 160 stories closing and how does anybody expect them to be profitable with all the stores closed? and with the daily threats from the governor and the mayor of new york city, saying that we are going to extend the next phase we might closeout door dining, we're all in survival mode. we need to open, we need to open safely. ashley: yeah, you know what is interesting, you mentioned that macy's was struggling before the pandemic but if you walked along with new york city, fifth avenue, le