coming up, we speak to rodney slater about the u.s. infrastructure deal. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg: markets . president biden scored a win yesterday, at least visually, by sealing a bipartisan infrastructure deal but the agreement still faces a comp pitted path in congress -- complicated path in congress. here is the president speaking about it yesterday. >> this agreement represents the largest investment in public transit in history and the largest creation of rail since the history of amtrak. you all know i have nothing but affection for amtrak. matt: certainly, a lot of money is needed. that something both sides agree on. joining us to talk about it structure is the former secretary of transportation, rodney slater. think you very much for your time. i would like to ask about this deal. this is a compromise that democrats have made with republicans. if you and i make a compromise but i tell you at the same time i'm going to take everything else i want by force, why would you even to enter into a bipartisan deal. does not make a lot

>> rodney king is not a public spokesman. he's not an activist. he was a victim of a police beating. clearly, he didn't know what to say. i mean, what is there to say? you beat the shit out of me and i'm still alive. [ bleep ] you. that's what you should say. he didn't say that. he said, can we all get along? and a lot of people didn't want to get along. >> no justice, no peace. of an unusual charge on their credit card? you do. round the clock fraud protection. one of the many things you can expect when you're with amex. every day unilever does good for communities across america. ♪ every squeeze every smile every drop every style every spray every bubble every day dove, suave & hellmann's donate everyday products to local communities. every day u does good. you try to stay ahead of the mess but scrubbing still takes time. now there's dawn powerwash dish spray. it's the faster way to clean as you go. just spray, wipe and rinse. it cleans grease five times faster. dawn powerwash now available in free & clear. finally, a make-up made... just for

joining us tonight rodney fong, ceo of the san francisco chamber of commerce. you are a power player in san francisco politics and business. what concerns you most? >> this is a deep concern and probably of deeper concern is this is a multi-year pattern trend we are seeing that san francisco voters are concerned about their own safety in san francisco. the residents and employees are concerned as well. >> rodney, i've known you for a long time. i've grown up here, like yourself. for the first time i thought about my safety walking through the streets of san francisco or maybe even parking there. that shouldn't be crossing our minds. >> it shouldn't. you know just going out for dinner and having an encounter that's uncomfortable. part of recovery for san francisco is getting our streets safe. part of the recovery is having the consumer confidence to go out to dinner with your family. we need to regain that confidence. the businesses are ready to open. many have already but they need that customer confidence to get back out there and feel safe. >> what are restau

and at the end of the hallway, waiting for susan -- rodney with a thank you. >> hey, how you doing? >> and with us tonight -- >> hi, david. >> susan and her husband lance. >> lance seems to be feeling great. >> i am feeling great. never felt better. >> hi, david. >> tia and rodney, too. >> recovery has had its ups and downs but it's headed in the right direction. >> tonight, two wives, two mothers, two coworkers and their message. >> take time to do the most simple of things, which is just, reach out to each other. >> they could be someone else's hope and all it takes is just a conversation. >> powerful bond. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night

and at the end of the hallway, waiting for susan -- rodney with a thank you. >> hey, how you doing? >> and with us tonight -- >> hi, david. >> susan and her husband lance. >> lance seems to be feeling great. >> i am feeling great. never felt better. >> hi, david. >> tia and rodney, too. >> recovery has had its ups and downs but it's headed in the right direction. >> tonight, two wives, two mothers, two coworkers and their message. >> take time to do the most simple of things, which is just, reach out to ehothe >> they could be someone else's hope and all it takes is just a conversation. >> powerful bond. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. and >>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >>> it is emotionally draining working a case like this. now that we are able to make an arrest on this case is extremely gratifying. >>> the san jose woman wanted for the death of her son is now in custody this afternoon. police released new details in this case. good afternoon and thanks for joining us. i am a larry beil. >> i am kristen sze. we hav

kroger chairman and ceo rodney mcmullen joins us now for an exclusive interview from cincinnati rodney, great to have you back on the show. welcome. >> thanks, sara. thanks for invitingtest >> right now we're expecting inflation to be 1 f% to 2% as w look out. >> so sort of in the transitory camp, rodney i'm curious what those conversations with the food and beverage companies look like usually when it comes to pricing, higher prices, they can be somewhat contentious. >> yeah. you're always working with your cpg companies. and one of the things as you know we have incredibly strong r brands one of the nice things about having a strong our brands program, any time there's cost increases not driven by real costs, it gives our brands an opportunity to gain share. what happens historically is those brands do gain share whenever there's cost increases that aren't driven by true fundamental cost changes >> rodney, we were talking the other day about amazon's new big physical stores and despite the coverage it gets there are still only 2% to 3% of nationwide market share in groceries. where d

i noticed that the ranking member is on the screen, my good friend, congressman rodney davis from the great state of illinois. can you share a few words? rep. davis: thank you, mr. chair, great to see you again. i cannot wait to get a chance to get back in the hearing room to do these hearings, bring these witnesses out and there is some updated -- updated guidance coming. i will chip away at the other end of the dais that makes you and mr. aguilar feel mr. -- i will sit way at the other end of the dais if that makes you feel comfortable. mr. chair, if i could ask unanimous consent to enter into the record a copy of our house administration minority report, the copy of the election assistance data about elections, and the correspondence that we have gathered between the state of california and skd knickerbocker on the misuse of taxpayer dollars. chair. butterfield: without objection. rep. davis: thank you, sir. i'm excited to listen to the witnesses and i certainly hope, coming forward as we move these subcommittee hearings into the future, that we might have a chance to invite some o

pulling the talks, capito this week, but some are dismissing the bipartisan approach i'm joined by rodney slater. he is now a partner at square, patton and boggs mr. secretary, i wonder if there is any hope for a deal on this i want to know if there is something as big as the eisenhower highway act that the whole project there i don't feel this is something that can happen in my lifetime we have been talking about it so long what is the biggest hurdle to getting a deal done? >> dom, as long as they are talking, there is a possibility. as long as there is a possibility, there should be hope i like to commend the president for being a visionary here and offering a big and bold plan something for the members to content with and grapple with and debate and discuss and hopefully bring to closure with the kind of bill that represents what you are talking about an eisenhower-era measure that focuses america on the future. that is what the president is trying to do he wants this new measure to be one that represents resilience, sustainability and equity with infrastructure investment and one that

blake and rodney? >> probably like mr. blake and mr. rodney. he should have gotten the maximum. my brother, he is dead. i will never get to see him again. we will always have empty seats at the house. we loved him. just like when mrs. chauvin, his mom stepped up and spoke for him. she loves him. but the facts still there. the video shows the knee on my brother's neck. consequences, they vary. but for us just to get some time, even though it was a slap on the wrist, we have to appreciate it because we didn't have to get anything. >> yeah. let me go to you my friend. we have been a long ways coming. you win and lose some. you have won really important cases for families brutalized by police and lost loved ones. but this is a big deal for this conviction to happen given what you and i know about how hard it is to convict a police officer. what do you think that it means in the bigger picture for this officer to spend at least 15 years and up to 22 years in prison? >> a couple of things. i am going to make him feel more optimistic. today represents an opportunity for america to have

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>> rodney dangerfield? >> no, rodney mcmullen the ceo of kroger. he delivers a very good quarter. he has $1.19 versus 94. a billion dollar buyback 10 and 11%, same store sales in any other language and the comparable store sales, down 4 people looking down 6.6. digital sales. and it's not enough. no no they have to sell it so i hope he comes on, two cincinnati people, right, sara eisen -- >> today. >> closing bell. >> yes. >> and look, the stock has been right. now, people, in respect here, except for warren buffett, they didn't respect him here, and look at him here, the trajectory here, i say give the man some respect. and when he comes on, he is going to tell a great tale so those who are dumping or shorting kroger, be careful. rodney mcmullen has become a very good spokesperson for the entire industry as has al bertson's. >> i was thinking about albertson's. asked about inflation and margins and that kind of stuff. >> this is the right moment for the supermarkets, the right amount of inflation and make a lot of money so the guys dumping kroger, they will regret it when you hea

rodney, can you share a few words with us this morning? >> thank you, mr. chair. great to see you again next week. i can't wait until we get a chance to get back in the hearing room to do these hearings and bring these witnesses out in-person. saw there were some updated guidance coming from the office of attending physician today. i promise you, sir, i will sit way at the other end of the dais if it makes you and mr. aguilar feel more comfortable but i'd love to be able to be there and share some of those great sweet potato chips that you guys have in your office. sir, mr. chair, if i could real quick ask unanimous consent to enter into the record a copy of our house administration minority ballot harvesting report, a copy of the election assistance commission data on turnout and elections and also the correspondence that we have gathered between the state of california and knickerbocker and the election i assistance commission on the misuse of taxpayer dollars. >> without objection. >> thank you, sir, very much. listen, i'm really excited to listen to the witnes

this american flag represents us because we feel it. >> thank you, rodney. as we bring his cousin, please understand, this is only one step in getting accountability in the criminal level. the federal charges are still pending. i do believe that with philonise and terrance and rodney say the maximum, it's still attainable to get maximum accountability for george floyd. maximum accountability for george floyd. maximum accountability for george floyd. maximum accountability for george floyd. maximum accountability for george floyd. maximum accountability for george floyd. maximum accountability for george floyd. maximum accountability for george floyd. now you will hear from his cousin. >> hello, everybody. i won't spend a whole lot of time reiterating what my family has said. i think they have spoke el -- eloquently and our thought processes as it relates to the amount of time derek chauvin have been sentenced. i don't think any sentence would be enough. justice for us would be to have george back. i like to take this time to thank the countless number of peo

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it is probably -- >> it is just because ryan and i are old enough to have watched a film with rodney dangerfield in it. but any way, continue your point. >> i'm saying this is an skraermdly complex two step maneuver to pass the bipartisan bill, keep all of those republicans on that bill, don't lose any of the progressives on that -- on that bill if they need them and then keep both wings of the democratic party on this big reconciliation bill. this is going to be tough and it is going to be declared dead many, many more times before this is all through over the summer and into the fall. >> so sabrina, what is president biden doing? is he calling -- well we'll have to save that because we do have live pictures coming from the border. we also have breaking news coming out in a short time. ryan lizza and sabrina, thank you very much. next hour, attorney general merrick garland is expected to make a significant announcement regarding voting rights. possibility of enforcement action, a lawsuit. >>> evan perez, this is really interesting. this is about what georgia has done. you could expl

make, i don't need much of that color, not one i was i may go to the police want to see about sun. rodney? yeah, that's what i can i'm, it's gonna be the neutrality will be done off. so i didn't do that, but i get child from the shadow fish made us put that cuz i don't know what's going on here. the way that the pick up with your bus job, you know, that's what i keep getting a lot of them i love was being geared i will what i could go to my did. how could i have those community used to be a member of the local element? the woman king keeps addressing a subject issues. if she doesn't, who will love little grandma because of the cause. of course that's good. seeing you, my son, your show i was blah blah. to go go to what you love. that is and i mean you market . so there should god let each and you know, but me come on, i'm what i've got on the time i was by them except that are ready to go from. i don't want to share the go with the one on to let me just for that with them, which i would put, you know? yeah, that will be done that way. i am, i'm i'm okay, why don't you get that done as you

i just make as much of a column i want to make out of the police wanted to see about santa rodney. yeah, that's what i can i'm it's one of the didn't try to get them off. i didn't do that, but i guess is charlo from the shadow fish me let me put that because i don't know what is the what was the way why dad will pick up a ah your bus last job. you know, that's what i could go. glad. while i was being get, i will what i could go to my did that. so how do you have those community used to be a member of the local element? the woman came keeps her dressing subjects issues. if she doesn't, who will love little ground because of the weather has a full force when that's good to you, my son. usually what we go towards that isn't good. i said there should god let each and you know, but all me come on. i'm what i've got on the gun at that time. i was in because i got the same i want to come. i don't want to have to share the go with the one on to live. you get me or that would be done that way. i am i i look at what you got to do that. yeah, the the how does that then if you need an extra on

and we have his brother, his baby brother rodney floyd from houston, texas, third ward. >> how y'all doing? i'd like to thank the protesters first, the local protesters in this city. i'd like to thank all the protesters that came out across this country standing up for their cities as well demanding change. we all have one thing in common. we want change from our brother's case. this 22-year sentence they gave this man, it's a slap on the wrist. we serving a life sentence from not having him in our life. and that hurts me. and looking at his beautiful daughter gianna in her video saying my dad changed the world. he did change the world. but he gets a slap on the wrist, 22 years from killing her dad. that he can't take her to school, he can't eat lunch with her. i know my daughter, i love my daughter. we talk, we hug, she's my best friend. i hate to see that she can't have that connection with her father. those great conversations, those wonderful phone calls lighting up her face. and around the world black, white, brown, we all need to come together, take our butts to the senate, sta

. >> thank you, rodney. and as we bring his cousin sharita. please understand this is only one step in getting accountability at the criminal level. the federal charges are still pending. so i do believe that when philonise and terrence and rodney say the maximum, it is still attainable to get maximum accountability for george floyd. maximum accountability for george floyd! maximum accountability for george floyd! maximum accountability for george floyd! maximum accountability for george floyd! maximum accountability for george floyd! maximum accountability for george floyd! now you will hear from his cousin sherita tate. >> hello, everybody. i won't spend a whole lot of time sort of reiterating what my family has already said. i think they have spoke very eloquently about how we dealt with this last year, and our thought processes as it relates to the amount of time that derek chauvin was given. truth be told, i don't think any sentence will be enough because what truly would be justice would be for us to be able to have george back. but with

to extend the term for up to two additional one-year terms and an am not to exceed $15,425,000 and rodney harris, tjpa's chief financial officer, will present. >> good morning, chair. >> that is okay. good morning, chair gee and directors. >> next slide please. to have a background of this item, the tjpa board authorized the executive directors to execute for three years in -- for a three-year and one half year term not to exceed $18.1 million. the base term of the current agreement expires june 30 to extend and please go back. the prenegotiated extension is full-year and fiscal year 2021 is 5.7. and fiscal year 2023 is prktly 5.9. and january 28 of this year, a comparative analysis on the contract security bill rate and the full contact security service was issue and february 22 to increase competition and overall yearly costs. next slide please. the scope of service and the to report and to to support other safety duty with the standard operations center and staffed by security personnel 24/7 and is the transit centers neuncation hub for our operations. and comes into the security opera

. >> reporter: rodney has been organizing the event for 12 years. she says since the death of george floyd last year, the holiday has taken on new meaning. >> juneteenth became a symbol for black solid arty. for people coming together for for people people understanding that we are not and still are not a part of the fabric of the united states. >> hiss or thely, juneteenth marks the day in 1865 when union leader arrived in galveston, texas to inform the slaves they had been freed. >>> that came two and a half years after the emancipation proclamation petition n. areas of the south t news was just arriving. >> that becomes a holiday for african americans in that part of the country e. >> reporter: historian bryan burnell cure rated an exhibit to coenside with juneteenth. >>> any time we as americans can learn a more complete picture of our past, there is a possibility for us to ask new questions, to raise new issues, and to november new directions as a nation. >> i am going to continue to push the envelope that we are more than just slaves. we are m

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president trump said he would travel to the border next week and also comes amid word border patrol chief rodney scott who assumed the role in the trump era is leaving. >>> in an nbc news exclusive harris' husband is opening up in his first tv interview as second gentleman. doug emhoff speaking out to our peter alexander about the criticism the vice president has faced on the border issue >> president trump today said the reason she's going this week is because he's going next week. what do you make of that >> kamala harris is not driven by any political issues or political pressure she's really just doing what the right thing is to do for this very important job that the president entrusted her with. >> when you see the attacks, when you see the criticism, what do you think? >> look, no one wants to see anyone they love attacked or criticized, but that's part of what she signed up for in this life of public service. if you could see what i see behind the scenes, she's just focused on the work, working hard and getting it done for the american people and that's it. >> do you guys talk this stuff

it's close to what rodney davis put out in the first place. maybe they will make some change in terms of staff appointments, but short of that i think it rings hollow. eugene: another question on the house in 2022. if republicans to take the house, do you think the party is going to take that as a sign that they have to continue the trump train and keep doing the same things they have been doing over the last few years? or do you think they will see it as the other things you talked about. it feels like it's a make or break time for the party for people like yourself. rep. kinzinger: i think it will depend on that guess on how much we win or lose by. it does seem like -- a few weeks ago i was under the impression that maybe the fever would not break. but it does feel in the past few weeks there does seem to be, it's time to move on. donald trump -- i do think donald trump will be fatiguing with people, and folks who are besides the most hard-core will say it is time to move on. in terms of the lesson, i don't know. but as we turn, and kevin mc

we are joined now by the ceo of the kroger company, rodney mcmullen, with what we can expect as america returns to some level of normalcy and welcome to your return, mr. mcmullen, here to "gma." good morning to you. >> good morning, robin. good to see you. >> good to see you again. you know this, just last week one of your suppliers, the nation's largest meat supplier, jbs foods hit by a massive ransomware attack. how did this directly impact kroger? >> well, in this case jbs did a great job of keeping the supply and really getting back online and so the customer didn't feel it, didn't see it at all, and it's really the two companies working together and jbs having a good backup plan, so in this case fortunately it didn't affect the customer in any kind of way. the supply chain was fine. >> that's very encouraging, but in general, consumers are saying they are seeing a rise in costs at the supermarket and in particular when it comes to meat purchases. when do you think you're going to see an improvement in that? >> if you look at -- through the balance of the year, we would expect infla

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king michael rodney and manually as opposed to when i return to the old days. we're not sitting here under the lush mangle trees by the river. they're hopeful, but they're society, distinct identity will one day be resurrected an era to become a one. me s. and let's hope that that pride can be restored for a younger generation. and i'm joined now by my colleague adrian kennedy. welcome, adrian. it's great to see you and we heard about one initiative there in the report, but there are really many voices across africa that are now being heard on this topic. yes, for example, kenya's national museum in nairobi has an exhibition called invisible inventories examining the skulls and consequences caused by the absence of so many cultural artifacts. the symbolism of the m. t showcases cannot be overlooked. missing objects include mosques, shields, smoking, pipes, cones, grave markers, drums, and even stuffed lions all in all the international inventories group has a recorded over 32000 objects. wow, which is a huge number. so the plan, i guess, is to create a database

i king michael rodney and manuel he has been both aware of return to the old days will not be sitting here under the lush mangle trees by the river. this society is distinct. identity will one day be resurrected in an era to become a one in s. and let's hope that that pride can be restored for a younger generation and enjoy. now by my colleague adrian kennedy. welcome, adrian. it's great to see you. and we heard about one initiative there in the report, but there are really many voices across africa that are now being heard on this topic. yes, for example, kenya's national museum in ny ropey has an exhibition called invisible inventories examining the skulls and consequences caused by the absence of so many cultural artifacts. the symbolism of the m. t showcases cannot be overlooked. missing objects include mosques, shields, smoking, pipes, cones, grave markers, drums, and even stuffed lions all in all the international inventories group has a recorded over 32000 objects. wow, which is a huge number. so the plan, i guess, is to create a database of canyon objects that are held bicultu

king michael rodney and manuel he has been both aware, returned to the old days will not be here under the lash mangled trees by the river there. hopeful, but there society, distinct identity will one day be resurrected an era for coma. one, me as and let's hope that that pride can be restored for a younger generation. and i'm joined now by my colleague adrian kennedy. welcome, adrian. it's great to see you. and we heard about one initiative there in the report, but there are really many voices across africa that are now being heard on this topic. yes, for example, kenya's national museum in nairobi has an exhibition called invisible inventories examining the skulls and consequences caused by the absence of so many cultural artifacts. the symbolism of the m. t showcases cannot be overlooked. missing objects include mosques, shields, smoking, pipes, cones, grave markers, drums, and even stuffed lions all in all the international inventories group has a recorded over 32000 objects. wow, which is a huge number. so the plan, i guess, is to create a database of canyon objects that are held

an election in iran itself in which we have a new president who is quite critical of his predecessor rodney and his negotiations with the united states. so we have a new administration said to come into office in iran. we have a new administration united states and the contacts in the moment of this is quite interesting. now, one of the websites that was seized is run by the who's easy that is fighting against saudi arabia, and has long been accused by the united states being iranian proxies. the other website that was seized is of iranian origin, and the other website press tv is that is that iran's official english language news outlet, the primary voice of iran to the english speaking world. now their website is available at press t, v dot i are, but it is press t v dot com that has this message about being c. so we are waiting for clarification from the u. s. department of justice. we're also waiting to hear any statement from the islamic republic of iran at the moment. these 3 websites bear this. notice, it's not clear yet what has gone on. could this be the work of hackers? could this

different minnesota, but it's a little logic behind just re shuffle a that when the president president rodney came to power, he tried to line them. and finally, we hired the old guard in the military and he did use new faces when particularly young faces to this to get the card back. looking at the rating situation in avalon is where the government has almost slimmed, by the time, but they have not the district. i think the policy will, did not much prove. right. and now by bringing law might be a military commander and a person with what? because enjoying the home line is done, and within the 7 elements and group. now i think that if they start to actually, boards are sorry to interrupt you, general. but mila will have almost a problem here and that he has to fight the taliban on the ground. and that's probably why he's been brought in because he's got that experience. but at the same time you've got the government trying to hold some sort of peace talks with the taliban. can you do both at the same time? i think it finally comes, approach it doing at the moment. they believe that the withdr

an election in iran itself in which we have a new president who is quite critical of his predecessor rodney and his negotiations with the united states. so we have a new administration set to come into office in iran. we have a new administration united states and the contacts and the moment of this is quite interesting. daniel mcadams, executive director at the ron paul piece institute, says that the move makes the bite administration look so bad at 1st. he didn't believe it. i thought it was a hoax, maybe the iranians did it themselves to make us look bad because you couldn't have made us look worse than the u. s. government did. so i actually went to the treasury department website and they're lo and behold. they probably announce that they had taken down these websites because of quote misinformation. and it's interesting just a little over a month ago, secretary of state antony blink and sent out a tweet congratulating the world on world press day. and he said that a free and independent press ensure the public has access to information. and here you have the u. s. seizing and shutting

an election in iran itself in which we have a new president who is quite critical of his predecessor rodney and his negotiations with the united states. so we have a new administration center come into office in iran, we have a new administration united states and the contacts and the moment of this is quite interesting. now, one of the websites that was seized is run by the who's easy that is fighting against saudi arabia, and has long been accused by the united states of being iranian proxies. the other website that was seized is of iranian origin, and the other website press tv is that is that iran's official english language news outlet, the primary voice of iran to the english speaking world. there's been some reaction on the back from you many tv channel which says u. s. freedom of speech is a mess. the been on our website reviews once again, the falsehoods of the slogan, so freedom of expression and all the other headlines promoted by the united states of america, including its inability to confront the truth. with requested comments on this from several journalist rights organizatio

> reporter: janice harper was on her way home from the movies last july when arkansas state trooper rodney dunn tried to pull her over for speeding. video from dunn's dash cam shows within seconds of turning on his overhead lights harper moves into the right lane, slows down, and turns on her hazards while continuing to drive. about two minutes later dunn hits harper's car. the maneuver caused the suv to spin on the highway, hit the inside wall, and flip. >> it rolled over. get me an ems. >> reporter: dunn calls for ems before pulling over and talkin to harper while helping her out of the car. >> are you the only one in the vehicle? >> yes. >> okay. >> i'm pregnant. >> well, ma'am, you've got to pull over -- >> i had my flashers. >> it doesn't matter, ma'am. >> i thought would be safer at the next exit. >> no, ma'am, you should pull over when law enforcement stops you. >> reporter: but in arkansas state driver's license guide it says when being stopped by law enforcement you should turn on your turn signal or emergency flashers to indicate to the lawsuit you're looking for a safe place to

than a decade ago. polls are set to open in a few hours in the wrong presidential elections. president rodney is appealed to people to cough balance or to turn out is expected to hit record lows. and i've chemist on who's recorded high number of current of our staff in one day dependent pandemic began with 8 groups warning the situation in the country is spiraling out of control. some years founding president kenneth county has died at the age of 97. he left the country for nearly 30 years from independence and helped other african nations move on from colonialism farm which has, has more on his long life in politics. it was 1964, zambia gaines independence on britain for many who were there. it was the time for new beginnings. people had high expectations from zambia, the 1st president kenneth calendar. it was an exciting time as one by one liberation movements in africa, gained independence from the colonial masters cohen, the rules ambia for nearly 3 decades in what was effectively a one party state. as life got tougher for the poor, many became frustrated and angry. some blame the struggl

ok, the current president rodney is a reform of a moderate, as, as we said earlier, abraham racy is, is billed as a hand liner. he's the chief of the judiciary. how will the lives of, of iranian versus change with him as president? you know, it's not about the political affiliation. what are the major takes about the president honeys administration? was that he was not doing anything. the inaction was the problem. with their general agenda because the only agenda that he had was taught negotiations and gave you a reach. we know what happens to that in terms of production, agriculture industry and such thing. he's administration did not do anything. so anyone who can do something that would be better than the current situation. that's actually the mindset here among many people, including the politicians, the issue, all the candidates and the people. so it seems that the foreign policy, especially the nuclear talks, would not be a major case for a major agent agenda for the government. it would be, as i said, something in the, in the supreme council national security and the governmen

an election in iran itself in which we have a new president who is quite critical of his predecessor rodney and his negotiations with the united states. so we have a new administration center come into office in iran. we have a new administration united states and the contacts and the moment of this is quite interesting. ok, life now to robert in the cache is a political analyst and journalist who also contributes to around press tv broadcast network, one of the websites as effective. welcome to r t c. has the been any looking into the legality of all this? does the us have the right set shut down for websites for supposed this information? so low we've heard so far is from the united states. now that they are claiming, according to the department of justice, that this is to do with sanctions. however, this has been viewed in the context of it being a targeted attack on around the news outlets, especially after the election of even our humor. i see iran new president, a lack, and the fact that this is contributing towards taking away really any critical voices from iran or connected to iran

rodney scott is a supporter of trump-era policies. >>> and we continue to follow breaking news from south florida. a building collapsed in the town of surf side in miami dade county. the images dramatic and rescue efforts underway with people trapped on higher floors. there was no immediate word on any injuries. >>> today's weather, gusty winds will fan wildfires in the northwest. rain across the middle of the country. severe storms in the plains. storms across the gulf covert. sun coast. sunny in the northeast. >>> challenges of living your daily life when you look like prince harry >> here's will ganss. >> who is this? >> daddy. >> daddy? >> daddy. >> daddy. >> this is you right here. >> reporter: he's the royal replica that's captivated tiktok. more than 7 million people viewing the video of his daughter dubbing him prince harry. but that's not the duke of sussex and this definitely isn't frog more cottage in windsor. his name is kevin ganus and he's a teacher and soccer coach from arkansas. >> a lot of people call me the walmart version, which is funny. >> reporter: others slightly mo

an election in iran itself in which we have a new president who is quite critical of his predecessor rodney and his negotiations with the united states. so we have a new administration sent to come into office in iran, we have a new administration united states and the contacts and the moment of this is quite interesting. or a little earlier, i talked to journalist robert in the cash to contribute to one of the networks targeted press tv. he says that if us media sites will cease, the global reaction will be rather different even with american websites in american use outlet. so, i mean, iran is often criticized and bastard as a country which doesn't allow freedom of speech. yet. when abraham gracie was elected, some of the 1st news outlets which were allowed to come and ask questions and were able to have their media. there were american news outlets. could you imagine that in the united states press tv was one of the 1st outlets which is allowed to ask a question to president joe biden when he was elected. it is very unlikely. i don't think that we will see this in the foreseeable future.

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the meanwhile, and he looked on protest is rodney a downing street in london on monday, sean and shame on you on demanding freedom. some people in the british capital told us about developing everyone to do that that day. and those 6 months start from one to be really positive and, and get back to the fax later. and then to be told that you were in the 4 weeks of things not being, being opened. it is, it is very frustrating. it's who i like to come out. there's plenty open. there's no social distance sending going out and taking it for that. the thing is a great idea to try and get them get more people like i don't agree with closing for the 4 weeks. so delaying everything because maybe they could have done something before lights trying not to open too quick to people teaching inside because no one knew about the discovery. and so no one knew hired could be there are lots of people with businesses and things like that. and really struggle for next fully, especially in the country. just in other world news, armenia has just rubbed off. it's not parliamentary reaction with preliminary r

election and the pandemic on saturday. racy was visited at his office by the outgoing president of rodney bracy takes office in august and promises to work closely with the former leader said my to about that. it is sure, as i congratulate my very dear brother mister abraham, right. you see he has a very heavy responsibility check. now that i'm care, ma'am, i have no doubt that the people will support his legitimate government so that their interests can be based implemented fossa, shackle hold on. right now, i'd like to offer my gratitude to the very dear, honorable and vigilant people. i thank the almighty god for the dear people's trust in the serving seminary student. i hope i can respond well to the people's confidence votes unkindness during my term. that was, well, it's the 2nd time the abraham racy has run for the presidency. and now that he has the job, he faces some uphill challenges domestically. the primary problem is the economy. unemployment is up, the currency has collapsed to its lowest rate. and with ins, projections of 39 percent inflation this year, prices have stored a

here in minneapolis and at present we have the brothers of george flor for loan as flor turned flor rodney floor as well as brandon williams. we have his cousins, sharita tate and tara brown. and we know at home prayer, we have his sisters, bridget flores, john flores, and latania flores. and certainly his beautiful daughter, chris tells me, is looking smile. i'm saying that her daddy changed the world and he will talk more about that later on. and we want to acknowledge all his family. we want to acknowledge, oh, of the people who use their boys to say his name. so i have 909. today represent from opportunity to be a turning point in america. this is the longest set of tests that a police officer has ever been sensitive to in the history of the state of minnesota. but this should not be the exception. when a berg person is kill barbara, italy by police, it should be the norm. and so when we think about real justice, real justice would be circuit at georgia floor. we're still be here with his family . so what we got today was some measure of accountability. and we understand that there are

can you welcome back to safari rodney, for the 1st time needing to decades? ah frank assessments schools and tell to the been reduced to rubble. how do you think the shapes of generation and the politics that life has been shipped? why vitamin some conflict inside story on our jazeera, overflowing with passion, but desperately under resourced chide national football team as never qualified for the africa couple of nations. all the wildcat al jazeera world asks, what will it take for the squad to find the success? will routine be forever sidelined chad football dream on al jazeera, challenging how mainstream media covers the news. stories like these that should be easy pickings for political reporters out the whole power to account while the others are breaking among the listening post on the era. ah, a holiday watching out there. let's remind you about top story and this ellen, 159 people are still unaccounted for a day after the possible collapse with 12 story apartment building in the us state of florida. at least 4 people have died in the collapse, but it'

let me assure you, rodney, that we are just as eager as we are to return to in person hearings, but we are just concerned, concerned that not all staff and not all of our members have been vaccinated. but i clearly understand your concerns and we've talked about it in our democratic caucus. please know that we will return to in person hearings just as soon as we can do it safely. in just a moment, i will introduce our witnesses, but before i do so, as a reminder, each of you will be recognized for five minutes. there is a timer there on your screen. please be sure that you can see the timer, and are mindful of this five-minute time limit. your entire written statements will be made part of the record and the record will remain open for at least five days for additional materials to be submitted. and so i welcome each of our witnesses today. joining us on our first panel are mr. stephen pettigrew at the university of pennsylvania, miss mccurdy of the leadership conference on civil and human rights, mr. kevin morris on the brennan center from justice, -- of the texas civil-rights project