lewis says i'm going to draw a 10-3 plan, if i could draw an 11-2 plan, i would. the retputational risk of doing something is much, much less than the reputational risk of doing nothing which will be read as a green light for this kind of discriminatory rhetoric and manipulation in redistricting from here on out. this is -- this is a situation wherewithal due respect, justice connor was not correct. this isn't self-correcting. voters in north carolina no matter what level they turn out, this was a swing election in 2018 for north carolina voters. and they were not able to eliminate the bias in the plans. the techniques are so sophisticated now that there's no room for self-correction and these voters -- >> if we look at the popular vote for the house of representatives nationally in the 2018 election and compare that to the percentage of seats won by the two parties, what -- to what degree do they diverge? >> i don't know the answer to that question off the top of my head. i know there was a five-point advantage for north carolina democrats in 2018. >> this is a g

lewis says, i'm going to draw a 10/3 plan and if i could drew an 11/2 plan, i would, the reputational risk of doing something is much, much less than the reputational risk of doing nothing, which will be read as a green light for this kind of discriminatory rhetoric and manipulation in redistricting from here on out. this is a situation where, with all due respect, justice o'connor was not correct. this isn't self-correcting. voters in north carolina, no matter how hard -- no matter what level they turn out -- this was a swing election in 2018 for north carolina voters, and they were not able to eliminate the bias in the plans. the techniques are so sophisticated now that there's no room for self-correction. and these voters -- justice alito: if we look at the popular vote for the house of representatives nationally in the 2018 election and compare that to the percentage of seats won by the two parties, to what degree do they diverge? ms. riggs: i don't know the answer to that question off the top of my head. i know there was a 5 point advantage for north carolina democrats in 2018. j

we need what david elliott lewis was really talking about. we need an extreme team to work on these cases, on these people dealing with all of these issues, that have -- i think you said 40, 30 or 40 people. well, we need an extreme team. i think mental health association, along with the rounds, along with all of these other programs, can work on building the team that deals with these cases in a more humane way. locking them up six month is not going to problem the problem. we have to solve the problem at the basic line. we have to love and care and do this the right way. or we're going to lose the game for real. thank you. >> hello. good morning. my name is ray small, i'm an organizer at senior and disability action. i'm actually going to read the testimony from susan missner, the director of the aclu's disability rights program, because she wasn't able to make it today. i want to be clear that the -- sorry -- start over. thank you for taking my testimony remotely. i want to be clear the expensive case management and the relationship-buildi

aaron david miller, errol lewis, thank you both. lots of topics that came out from the president today. >> no doubt about it. >>> and president trump of course joking with russian president vladimir putin about fake news. why this morning journalists in russia may not think that's a laughing matter. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. here's another reason to join t-mobile. get unlimited data and texting in over 210 countries and destinations. and here's another reason to join. bring in your discount, and we'll match it. that's right. t-mobile will match your discount. they're america's bpursuing life-changing cures. in a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... because it's not just about the next breakthrough... it's all

quest says marijuana positives are up 17% from 2014 when legalization began hr consultant david lewis says companies are looking the other way because they need workers. >> we have companies that have been working with us for years whou always had a pretty strict drug testing policy. they've dropped that policy now or they've dropped pieces of it so their testing is for less and focusing on their main concerns which is some level of abuse and thing that are going to put employees in danger. >> also up, cheating on this test like the one i bought from test clear. some are more anatomically correct for men. come in different shades i did not buy one of those because i want to keep my job. but synthetic urine is a thing >> if there's a way to cheat something, there's a business for it i mean, that's the way of capitalism >> i think this is pretty crazy. and it doesn't make a fair for it >> all my urine samples say i'm pregnant >> i asked how often follow-up testing were done these days pip took one when i joined this company and never again. companies don't usually do retests because if

, david geffen. thee these are the most accomplished people in our nation and they all were helped or inspired by clarence avon. >> and was willing to talk about it. >> absolutely. people see the film, they say if he can do it, i can do it. if i have the will power, the determination, i can have the same kind of drive and make the same difference that clarence did, so that's why i don't care who you are, i think this is a movie people need to see and i think it can inspire you to be a better person after you see it. >> i think he showed the magic of the power of someone behind the scenes. i don't think a lot of people understand that fame and influence and power don't always have to be connected. here's a guy who worked at not being known but got the job done over and over and over again, and you're right. he doesn't hold grudges. he will call you up, cuss you out, call you the next day and say reverend like he never cursed me out. thank you. "black godfather" friday june 7th on netflix. >> thank you

. >> joining us now errill lewis, david gregory, and andrew gillum. errol, that moment between senator harris and the former vice president, obviously it was planned. we know that because of the t-shirts and hashtags she had ready. what did you see in that moment? >> i saw one of the candidates who really wanted to do what all of them wanted to do which is take a shot, take a bite out of joe biden. and she figured out how to do it. she did it on an issue that fits perfectly with her persona. she did it in a way that was respectful. she brought up unimpeachable. he wrote what he wrote and did what he did. it's what prosecutors do. she was saying i can bring the case against donald trump. indirectly she was making that case. and by the way it wasn't just on the issue of race. it was also on the communities program where she talked about how she was defying the obama/biden administration over some of their deportation policies. she is ready to really go after him in such a way that we saw last night he shut himself up. he didn't have much of a response a

david ornstein, bbc news. world champion lewis hamilton underlined his dominance this season with another formula 1 victory, his fourth in a row. it came at the french grand prix where he led from start to finish. team—mate valtteri bottas finished second. mercedes have now won all eight races this season. charles leclerc in the ferrari was third. there's more on the bbc sport website, including details of pakistan's win over south africa in the cricket world cup. south africa have been knocked out of the tournament. but from me, goodnight. finally, for over a century, admirality arch has been one of london's most distinctive landmarks — a gateway to the mall and buckingham palace. after being sold as part of government cost—cutting, it will reopen soon as a luxury hotel. but building work revealed that the arch was an entrance to a network of secret tunnels beneath westminster. our home editor mark easton went to have a look. familiar backdrop to a century of british ceremonial — the secrets of admira

roger federer beat david go fan in straight sets. and lewis hamilton is leading the french grand prix bright around 11 seconds with mercedes team—mate second. sebastian vettel is down to fifth. more to come in the next hour. england take on cameroon in the last 16 of the women's world cup later this afternoon, with a place in the quarter—finals at stake. it's live on bbc1 and radio 5 live from half past four. let's cross live to valenciennes where the match is taking place and speak to our reporterjane dougall. jane, good afternoon. lots of expectation, not least after the success that the england women have enjoyed in their group matches. as the atmosphere there? there is a lot of confidence around the england team, especially following the fact they topped the group, they had three wins from three. we spent some time with the squad training yesterday at their training base here in valenciennes. the mood was very relaxed. we have a fully fit squad which is a relief because their barcelona forward missed the first two matches bec

david: welcome now our political panel of lewis miranda, coming to us from washington, and mark lauder. coming to us from just across the river, and mark and arlington, virginia. i want to start with you, as we listened to governor bullock -- is this process aligned and a way to come up with the best candidate to run against president trump? >> i think the process is fine. and as he said, he just got into the race a couple of weeks ago and he may actually benefit. onle the debate takes place nbc and affiliates, he may be able to go to the other networks and do some sort of town hall or meeting that get some attention. it is not a complete loss, and it is the challenge of having so many candidates. frankly, the 20 candidates on stage will have a hard time distinguishing themselves and most of the attention will fall on the three or four frontrunners, and the other candidates will struggle to get a word or two in. it will be a challenge no matter what. question, whost gets to appear, and who appears with whom? the new york times is reporting will beala harris joining vice president biden

as david domb reports. if friday's practice was dominated by mercedes, qualifying looked destined to be similar. that every bot has finished fastest and was again on top for much of saturday. the problems persist for sebastian vettel, not even 204i the problems persist for sebastian vettel, not even 2041 was after his canadian race review request was rejected, final qualifying issues destabilised his progress. i suspected technical problem forcing him to pete and he fell further behind the leaders. ferrari team—mate start third. when it mattered, lewis hamilton improved on his time. it will be the championship leader at the start of the grid. he is on pole for the third time this season. the 86 time he started in once race at the front. and the 60th with mercedes. he started in once race at the front. and the 60th with mercedeslj would front. and the 60th with mercedes.” would say it is a more enjoyable discovery. especially when you get your first lap on the q}. you think, i'm done. and then you think

but it was another frustrating day for ferrari's sebastian vettel, as david domb reports. if friday's practice was dominated by mercedes, qualifying looked destined to be similar. valteri bottas finished the fastest and was again on top for much of saturday. going into 03. the problems persist for sebastian vettel, not even 24 andi for sebastian vettel, not even 24 and i was after his canadian race review request was rejected, final qualifying issues to stabilise his progress. i suspected technical issue forcing him to pit falling further behind the leaders. his ferrari team—mate will be third. when it mattered, lewis hamilton improved on his time. it will be the championship leader at the start of the grid. he is on pole for the third time this season, it is the 86 time he started an f1 race at the front and the 60th with mercedes. time he started an f1 race at the front and the 60th with mercedeslj front and the 60th with mercedes.” would say it is probably a more enjoyable discovery, qualifying session. especially when you get your first lap session. especially when

particularly against david who i have a lot of respect for. mercedes‘ dominance of the formula one season looks set to continue into its 8th race — the french grand prix lewis hamilton took pole position. the championship leader was 0.286 seconds quicker than his teammate valterri bottas. behind them, ferrari's charles leclerc was third while team—mate sebastian vettel could only manage seventh. that's all the sport for now. events are being held in the uk to mark the first national windrush day — named after a ship that brought hundreds of caribbean migrants to help rebuild postwar britain. the government made the announcement last year after it emerged that some of the windrush generation and theirfamilies had been wrongly accused of living in britain illegally. adina campbell went to meet some of those taking part. five, six, seven, eight. one last practice for these schoolchildren in north london. for weeks they have been preparing performances for a special audience. some of the residents in this care home belong to the windrush g

police have detained nine people in the shooting of former red sox great david orit is. ortiz continues his rehabilitation in boston after being shot sunday, but the there are several suspects on the loose including lewis riv sarks known as the surgeon. blake: joining me now, dr. marc siegel. hello, doctor. there is this -- the "new york post" is reporting that bootleg liquor is where the investigation might be going to now. methanol is a pure form of alcohol. but you think that's look count wrong path? >> i think it could be. because methanol' tore wood alcohol comes from wood and ethel alcohol comes from grade. i believe if these deaths are linked to the mini bar, then yet mini bar could have been contaminated. there have been reports of mini bars or alcohol being contaminated. but here is the problem. it doesn't cause acute onset death. chuck warner was supposedly standing there, took a drink, then cold over and had a d keeled over and had a heart attack. it would cause g.i. problems. it wouldn't cause the respiratory failure. if we are talking poison -- blake: if you

david begno is following this story. what are we learning? >> we have received a host of new information since we first brought this story 24 hours ago. police say mckenzie lewis arrived at the airport last week. she took a lyft to hatch park, 20 minutes from the airport, right off the 15 freeway. investigators say the 23-year-old met an unknown individual, put her bag in that person's car, seemed happy to see the person, and then left. she hasn't been seen or heard from since. >> our detectives have been working around the clock on this case. >> police in salt lake city worked overnight to find the person who met mckenzie at that park the morning she disappeared. salt lake's assistant police chief says investigators have been searching the area for clues, looking for surveillance footage. >> detectives have spoken with the lyft driver and learned that mckenzie was met at hatch park by an individual in a vehicle. the lyft driver left mckenzie at the park with that person and stated that mckenzie did not appear to be any type of distress. >> i