honestly, i had never heard the name richard burton. i'll have to go at home and look at that. >> i thought he was talking about the movie star. former star, travis got the game winning shot last night to win the basketball tournament and a 1 million-dollar prize for his team. he received his cut during the post game press conference. >> can you take us through the last two weeks ? >> there it is. 93,000. woo. [ laughter ]. >> his bank account was somewhat lighter this morning after he picked up the tab for one hour at a bar back home in wisconsin after the game. but the reason he picked up that tab is because his father bob was going crazy watching the game in that bar. guys ? that's the latest. . >>> wisconsin. where bars are still open. thanks, denis. >> apparently. >>> coming up, airbnb getting ♪ ♪ we've always put safety first. ♪ ♪ and we always will. ♪ ♪ for people. ♪ ♪ for the future. ♪ ♪ and there has never been a summer when it's mattered more. wherever you go, summer safely. get zero percent apr financing for up to five years

and richard burton hands it to them.we watch that scene our eyes follow the line of george segal's hand until we see the painting. then arise go over to richard burton's eyes and get the answer. then arise come back to george segal to see how he reacts to the answer. we form a triangle really quick in a millisecond. what is peter do? he's listening to me is watching, he hears, who did that painting? painting he doesn't follow the line of the finger of george segal's finger because he can't make sense of his gesture. hit this gesture means nothing to someone who can't read minds. to know what i'm pointing at and why am pointing at you have to be able to inhabit my mind for that moment. it was a why would malcolm do that what's the purpose of that? peter can't do that. all he has is the information who did the painting come he looks at the wall where the painting is but there's three paintings on the walls, not one.what peter does is go back and forth frantically among all the paintings trying to figure out which painting

millet thank you very much for talking with us i was journalist melanie burton in melbourne australia. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world today german chancellor is set to meet with european lawmakers today as the country assumes the presidency of the e.u. council is expected to focus on bolstering support for a multi-billion euro corunna criers crisis recovery package which has faced resistance from some e.u. members. demonstrators have stormed the serbian parliament in the capital belgrade to protest a renewed lockdown president alexander of which imposed a curfew and banned gatherings of more than 5 people after a surge in corona virus deaths 13 people died of corona virus on tuesday serbia's highest single day death toll. and china has opened a new national security office in hong kong which comes a week after china imposed a controversial new national security law on the territory security headquarters is located across from big torii a park a frequent site of opposition protests. thai police have seized over 1400000 tablets of met him

okay. >> does richard burton know about that? >> as a person of color does liz stand a chance? >> no. certainly not for vp and i have some questions about the key policy advisor thing. on the one hand you can say she stands for moderates because she was super left before she focused full time on sucking up to joe biden but you also have to wonder she has been so desperate about it that is she really having influence the x you are a key policy advisor like the tile there was to help you put the table together with a power drill and you say help me sleep you are doing such a good job mommy's little helper just so she would leave them alone i'm not sure i feel how involved she really is. greg: that's a good point. joe is joe and an embarrassment to joe. >> i don't think so because i will say why is elizabeth out there talking more about joe biden than joe biden is? we are in a situation now where people say we are borrowing many against our kids future and i think that's true anymore. with $1 trillion a month we are borrowing against the idea that money is real. like peter pan. an

for more we're joined by military burton she's a journalist working for reuters in melbourne australia milk bill in the city of 5000000 being forced back into law down mode how do people feel about that. and thank you for having me i think everyone's feeling a bit flat we just started having some of the restrictions being eased halves we just started i cannot say that was exciting at school holidays now but yeah now as well where all backing out houses and not going anywhere we didn't metropole us enough and anyway the border between the states of victoria new south wales those are australis to most populous states that border is now closed what impact is that going to have on australia and it's a call to me. yes so the border between the 2 states it's a river and so 2 it has a number of. towns that straddle each side of the border so people it's pretty common for people to live on one side and where kind and other sites this morning you had plays checking everybody who is coming over to over the bridge isn't that what he's for more than an hour just to get to get home once you get to

also on the show burton imposes a 14 day quarantine on travelers arriving from spain where there's been a recent spike in coronavirus cases that's the spanish authorities reintroduced measures to prevent the spread of the virus. i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us we begin in the united states where crowds of people gathered to witness the body of the late civil rights icon john lewis being carried across the edmund pettus bridge in selma alabama in a highly symbolic ceremony this was the last crossing for john lewis of the bridge that changed his life and helped change american history 55 years ago on a day now known as bloody sunday lewis and other peaceful protesters were beaten by police as they march across the bridge called. for voting rights for african-americans lewis who became a highly respected congressman died of cancer a week ago at the age of 80. i'll go live to selma alabama in just a moment but 1st we have this look back at the life of john lewis and why many people in the united states hold him in such high esteem. his death brought the capitol to a st

resolution submitted by burton and germany is adopted. a resolution from the united nations security council to resume aid deliveries to war 2 on syria one day after the program had expired but it gave way to russia's and healing demands only one border crossing from turkey will remain open for the next 12 months a move that will cut a lifeline as western countries describe it for syrians in the country's northwest to be clear today's resolution leaves us bitterly disappointed at the loss of barbour's fall and on our border crossings the syrian themselves if i had a voice will tell you that the loss of those crossings is unacceptable and rest the health and welfare of millions of their fellow syrians are those people who gave the instructions to give instructions to cut off the aid of 500000 children if they are ready to look into the mirror tomorrow. the security council was in a deadlock the majority of members argued to the 2 crossing points were essential especially during the coronavirus pandemic but the veto powers russia and china

>> he's now a retired los angeles superior court judge and a law clerk to burton marks and burton marks, we have to note, made a great filing in this case. when he filed the brief, he said -- thanks to a typo -- a man has as much a right to bet alone in a public phone booth as in his own home. so snyder took over the case from marks and it was snyder who came up with the brilliant theory of the core of the case that rather than focusing on what is a constitutionally protected place, the question should be barring from tort law, do people have reasonable expectations of privacy. he remembered his own law school class where he studied the views of the reasonable man and made that argument before the supreme court and it ended up defining the case. >> that must make both of you, who teach law, feel good, about the importance of individual classes and the impact they can have on your students overall. this is one class that sparked a brainstorm for this lawyer approaches the case. >> absolutely. and this is the most exciting sort of case to teach in criminal procedure because it does inspir

crystal from burton said, i fear my children and i are going to be left homeless and without food. i just don't know what else we'd do. hese are the stakes. these are the stakes. this is about real american lives that are going to be affected permanently. do we want to create another round of multigenerational poverty? no, we don't. we have acted. the leader in this effort, in all our efforts has been our leader, the speaker, and she has been just dogged in her determination to get this done. it's my pleasure to bring forward our leader, the speaker, specter pelosi. ms. pelosi: thank you, mr. kildee. thank you all for focusing on this very central issue. an issue that goes to the heart of the kitchen table concerns of america's working families. we can talk about a number of things. time. everything is about time. the time it has taken for the administration to recognize that you should wear a mask. the time it took, 98 days, just at 100 days, to reach one million people infected in the united states. half that time to reach two million. 43 days. 27 days to reach three million peop

burton reynolds. >> look at that center table, i really would not want your job. >> i don't think anyere have to worry about that. . >> hi, nancy. hi, dutch. you changed ages, didn't you? dutch and i have a lot in common. we both played college football. i played at florida state. dutch played at eureka. florida state is going to the gator bowl. did eureka get a bowl bid? and of course we both made westerns. i made four westerns, dutch made four westerns, cowboy from brooklyn in 1938, and jean from texas, santa fe trail, 1940, and cattle queen of montana in 1955. all of them. i was going to do a remake of cattle queen of montana, but they wanted me to play the title role. in the early 19 fifties, that went into television, hosting general electric theater and death valley days. he parlay to television series into a lot better job. i parlayed two terrible television series into another terrible television seniors. he then spent eight years at the branch office in sacramento before being called to headquarters back east. and i think we should be grateful for that. (applause) >> okay. tw

the burton said an attack at the home of a publicly elected official does noadvance democracy. in a statement he added this attack will not stop her from advocating for the policy she believes is that in the long- term interest of her town. oakland police spent the time documenting the scene. police say they are looking for witnesses as part of an open investigation. >> -- >> reporter: brooks says she doesn't know what happened overnight but understands why some people are frustrated with the mayor. >> she repeatedly sits on the other end of the fence on the people and her responses to the crisis and the city of oakland is absolutely tone deaf >> reporter: this is not -- activists spent the night back in 2019. their complaints range from police misconduct to housing and homelessness. >> i was personally sad to hear about the vandalism. our community has a history of free speech and activism, but to go and vandal and destroy someone's home has gone away far past free speech. >> reporter: online a group did claim responsibility anonymously saying quote this is just the beginning.

the crash happened on marywood drive near burton valley elementary school. now, friends and neighbors have been stopping to place signs and flowers at the site. amazon released a statement, calling it a, terrible accident. it says the driver was going downhill, and that the boys bike ran into the back of the delivery truck when it stopped. the boy was taken to the hospital where he died. police say the delivery driver was cooperating and has not been cited. >>> a memorial service was held for a baby boy found by workers at a recycling plant in san jose, last october. the group, little treasures, held the service and burial yesterday, along with members of law enforcement and volunteers. they say they want to offer a message of community and hope. >> i hope that it shows the community as a whole. that there is another choice to not leave their child abandoned, so they can drop off at a hospital or fire station, if they don't think they can care for the child. >> since 2005, the group has provided a burial for 52 abandoned babies. >>> our time is now 4:37. a c

hello i'm richard burton you're watching the listening post working from home here are some of the media stories we're covering this week china india and the border dispute that turned deadly what is actually happening on the line of actual control advertisers pull the plug on facebook temporarily at least they say it's their way to get hate messages off the platform it's called neo ottoman cool turkey is exporting its history through epic t.v. adventures from the days of empire and paying a lip sync service $1000000.00 people to the president of the united states. the 2 most populous countries in the world china and india are dealing with the fallout of the 1st deadly border clash between them in almost half a century 20 indian soldiers were reportedly killed some clubbed to death by chinese forces in a pitched battle on what's known as the line of actual control of the l.a. see what we do not know is just about everything else the confrontation took place in the middle of nowhere at 14000 feet of altitude on a himalayan mountain that journalists cannot get to and the 2 governments are

and happened around 12:45 on the 500 block of marywood drive near burton valley elementary school. police say the boy was riding a bicycle at the time. he was taken to the hospital where he died. police say the delivery driver is cooperating. so far the boy has not been identified publicly. >>> now to the latest data on coronavirus cases in california. the state says 6000 new cases of coronavirus were reported yesterday. that number is actually smaller than the average number, although that may be due to a delay in reporting for the weekend. the seven day average is generally around 9000 cases. 73 people also died yesterday, but that's down from the seven day average of 108 deaths per day. the rate of positive tests also ticked down slightly to 7 1/2%. hospitalizations are down about half of a percent and icu patients are down nearly 2%. >>> state democratic legislative leaders have released a $100 billion stimulus plan. it comes after millions of californians received their last $600 supplemental unemployment benefit. the states stimulus package calls for california to borrow fede

. >> andrea burton is the ceo of home first which serves more than 5000 on housed individuals in santa clara county annually. she attributes that rising death toll to the aging homeless population. >> is the age they are coming down with heart issues, lung issues, and unfortunately they are dying. >> more people than ever before are aging into homelessness. back in the 90s only 11% of people experiencing homelessness were over the age of 50. now more than 50% are, more than half of those people became homeless for the first time after turning 50. >> most people in santa clara county are living on the edge, check to check in only $400 away from becoming on housed themselves. >> every year it is harder. >> for this 86-year-old man, it was having nowhere to go after being acquitted and released from prison. >> it was difficult, yes. >> 54-year-old jose mendez says an expensive surgery caused him to lose housing. >> i had colon cancer, they took my stomach out. >> while 21% of homeless deaths from last year were caused by alcohol and drug overdoses, 25% were caused by chronic illness alone

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we're going to talk to paul burton about this military analyst and managing director for asia pacific at aviation week networking on skype from singapore. pull a $185000000000.00 even over a decade that sounds like an extraordinary amount of money and you're the expert tell me does is this a surprising step up. thank you for having me the headline is certainly very grabbing and that went into context as you stated it is 2 percent of g.d.p. now if you look back over the past 5 years plus that's constant amounts that australia has spent indeed during the cold war era or shreya spend 3.5 percent of g 8 so taken as a whole as a headline i.c.e.'s destruction amounts but actually it isn't unusual and out of kilter with what's going to soar do you think it's necessary now given the current geo political climate the australians are obviously focusing on the us china conflict which they feel will be encroaching on their part of the world. yes i think it was changed today in prime minister morrison's rhetoric is the sense that australia now wants to focus on defending its own territory what we'

crystal from burton said i fear and i will be left homeless and without food. i just don't know what else we do.ld these are the stakes. these are the stakes. this is about real american going to be e affected permanently. do we want to create the first another round of multiple generation poverty? no, we don't. have acted. he leader in this effort and all of our efforts has been our speaker, and she's been just to ed in her determination get this done so it's my pleasure to bring forward speaker pelosi. very much.u kildee and all of you. or something that goes to the heart of america's working families. we can talk about a number of things. time. is about time. the time it's taken for the to recognize that should you wear a mask. 98 days, just k, at a hundred days, to reach one in the people infected united states. half that time to reach two million. days. 27 days to reach three million people. reach four million. terrible. terrible. congresswoman -- chairman davis, thank you, congressman evans, kildee, mr. chairman neal bringing us here. we keep saying we wa

burton who can escape from the chinese disaster his journey to 5 days by train at 1st then by bus he's relieved to be back home again but not if you're working in germany on and off for 12 years but these last 3 months have been the toughest experience of my life my. one of his colleagues of 10 years called the karuna fighters he and 10 other people are now stuck in this house and. all of them are infected. the other man got to just killed over workers who tested positive still came to work as long as they felt ok no one cared. for. working on the assembly line the tinnies make distancing impossible workers say no 5 of them are in the i.c.u. fighting for their life. didn't just use the virus germany already had to create an . alberta glue and his wife were among the 1st to be flown to germany in april so they could work during the harvest season boy are each children stay behind in romania and it will last on the yeah they don't understand at all it's. very scary to have. to travel to germany in response to the german government's initiative for harvest workers even though the country

legislation was fast tracked in record time in beijing and enacted on july 1, the 23rd anniversary of burton'sand over chinese rule. -- britain's handover to chinese rule. >> china is hong kong. hong kong is china. as of today. it is a sad day, but that is what it is. i say what i think. that is my right as a human being. >> protesters started marching, chanting freedom comes, laying out their key demands only to be met by a line of riot police. this group of demonstrators to say it is their duty to stand up to china. >> the law enforcement in hong kong, they allow you to protest and make the arrest later. and chant to out end the one-party dictatorship. i know probably i will get arrested or charged. >> the scope of the national security law is far-reaching. it can essentially target anyone anywhere. extradition to china for trial and a maximum sentence of life .n prison people were arrested during wednesday's rally for breaking the new law. they were calling for hong kong's independence from china. police sealed off the area, fired in the water cannons, tear gas, and pepper balls. one office

stalin a lot of your future and wants to stay in power even longer addressing lawmakers afterwards burton said he backed the amendment allowing him to seek another term in office but there are dozens of interesting traditions that should also be discussed and the one that caught my eye was on children the role of children and all that often as i explicitly mentioned in one of the constitutional monarch moments which i think is worse while reflecting the russian federation of the year 2020 is in many regards i would say in a different situation than was the country in 1903 when we compare the international circumstances but also of course the national economic and political situation the early ninety's were marked by the implosion of the soviet union marked by the communists and. it was more about being a fax s. of the then the russian federation that we have today i think there is a need for. meeting these new circumstances because a constitution is almost a reflection of a society and also of the circumstances of the country it is in so the future of the legislature the parliament in ord

speaking of brexit, the sunday express , speaking of brexit, the sunday express, burton takes back borderetting's border checks on immigration controls and so on, £700 billion, a small beer compared to some of the money the chancellor has been handing out in the last few weeks. it is small bed but the question of when this money will actually be spent, some papers are raging up it is going to get us ready for a potential no—deal brexit or the end of the transition, which ever way in january. or the end of the transition, which ever way injanuary. some are saying it will be spent after that to create a well beating border, one of the world's bass bodice by 2025. in matters which it is because if you speak to business and listen to what they are saying, they can send the order will not be ready for them to have the free flow of goods across it, if there is a no—deal brexit. this was the impression given by liz truss's warning as well last week, that was leaked. 0ne truss's warning as well last week, that was leaked. one is this board are going to be ready? it is vitally important that it is

is unconscience he's jersey burton smoking is coach helps. save the goalkeeper 3 weeks later the only evidence of the strike is a burn on his chest so another look at the flash shows the stunning power of lightning which somehow spanned the 16 year old boy. well this is day w newsline from bell and i'll be back at the top of the hour with the whole world news and i'm back in just a moment with a look at the day's big events in the desk with. the fun. are they friends say wanted to be with you that she should i steer toward you which it wasn't really a bull fight among the chinese new management or are they can i mean he's going to finish the job he's still in the building she approached you would go in but he's usually what he's going to go skittish if i get more firm right jeff donald trump and flooding your putin now we're 2 point complementary analyzes the difficult relationship between russia and the west and between the presidents how does their model marine and their dangerous mutual admiration affect the. the world has some bullies tru

so laura the boy was riding his bike tuesday afternoon along merriewood drive near burton valley elementary school when he was hit by an amazon delivery vehicle. he died at a local hospital that amazon driver is cooperating with investigators. happening now crews are getting ready to clean up and investigate the scene of that massive fire in san francisco and this is new video from our quad copter 4 showing the damage done to that section of the south of market neighborhood 6 buildings were destroyed by the fire tuesday morning, firefighters will remain on scene for a few more days to monitor for hot spots. people can also expect some road closures as well in the area. happening today federal agents will start leaving portland oregon governor kate brown negotiated a plan with homeland security to withdraw those agents in phases. the nightly portland protests began after george floyd's death at the hands of minneapolis police 2 months ago, and they spiraled at times into violence after agents were brought in to use tear gas and take people away. president trump insisted the federal troops wo

and they always have it's just it's just sort of the burton way which makes it and one hand and in my opinion charming because people really take care of people very much care about their community here and they're involved that the young activist talked to that are involved in the matter movement have been calm collected incredibly well spoken very well educated they're looking to change you know they're looking for racial justice and that's a very legitimate thing to protest and so i don't understand. i don't understand the federal response and i tried to reach out to the people that i've been photographing so you see here in this video clip you see homeland security agency you're us marshals and then there's a 3rd. border patrol that's involved i haven't seen any portland police the local police bureau on the streets sense this started but i also have to say that i have been gassed out all 4 nights of my coverage and the gas mask that i bought was insufficient for the simply the volume of gas it's it definitely works if it's tear gas well 8 if you will but. every night i've been ou

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racial makeup of neighborhoods the black or the community in your zip code the higher the student loan burton the student loan borrow protection center document the ways student debt is exacerbated by racial inequality furthermore the findings also show how student loan debt reinforces financial segregation that is already baked into the american pot of credit markets in their discriminatory policies. according to the f.t. piece the neighborhoods where most residents are white struggle less with student debt for example in philadelphia in majority white that goes like paramount francisville and spring garden the student debt the median household income is 32 percent in the zip code where 86 percent of residents aren't white in neighborhoods like poor town and strawberry mansion that debt to median household income rates leads to a whopping 104 percent. code matters it always has it determines the best k. to 12 education the best housing options the young people most likely to graduate from college or even have the opportunity to attend in the 1st place there is if coke can determine the type

by police in january it was a traffic check the offices say that he had been looking at this case burton and they say that the motive by delivery driver also had a duty to license plates passes by filming the scenes the followed at 1st is said to make sure they can be seen pointing his finger at the police for over 10 minutes he in the police are shown to be in discussion but then citrix is said to have called an officer a fool and he's arrested under arrest they say he resisted the video then shows 3 officers holding him down on the full while still wearing his motorbike helmets in order heard by investigators the fault of 5 is said to be crying out that he called to brief he repeats this 7 times during that arrest he suffered a heart attack he was taken to hospital in a coma 2 days later said to pick shoot was dead a post-mortem found that he hadn't died from the heart attack in fact his larynx had been fractured and he died from this pyxia said family devastated by his death hit out at the manner in which the police arrested him. we do not understand why these technical restraint the

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remember you can always step to date on our website that's day w dot com for now about math and how tim burton from maine all the thing thanks for your company. i'm neal i'm good welcome to the 2nd season on the good sense of the planet on the brink of disaster we did long in-depth interviews with experts about one question how to change that attitude either in front. of. 979 shah mohammed to raise up after he was overthrown by a revolution that put an end to a monarchy that was more than 2500 years old. shove it through needs i didn't believe it was an uprising at 1st people get to know. that sewer authoritarian regimes for 1st gradually and then suddenly. this shows the mistake was to want to do too much too fast mohammed razor park levy was the last shah of iran and a key figure in world politics during the 2nd half of the 20th century. his arch opponent was the shiite i have torn ruhollah khomeini who became a beacon of resistance to the shops rule. to buy food through the tissues the 2 of them were polar. because it's both in terms of social image and personality by the bells of they beca

and he was the retired partner of a man named >> burton marks made a great filing in this case. when he filed a brief, he said a man has much a right to bet in his own home as he does in a phone booth. schneider came up with the core of the case which was rather than focusing on what was constitutionally protected, the question should be, do people have reasonable expectations of privacy? schnatter remembered his own law school class where he studied the views of the reasonable man and he made that argument before the supreme court it ended up defining the case >> both of you who teach law, must feel pretty good about the imports about the individual classes and the impact that they can have on your students, overall. this is one class that sparked a brainstorm for this lawyer as he was approaching the case. >> absolutely this is the most exciting sort of case to teach and criminal procedure, because it does inspire thing people to transform the amendment and to translated in light of new technologies. that was what harvey schneider did, that's what louis brandeis did, that is w

this happened on marywood drive near burton elementary. today amazon released a statement calling it a terrible accident. they say the driver was going downhill and leonardo ran into the back of the delivery truck when it stopped. he was taken to the hospital but they were unable to save him. police essay the delivery driver is cooperating and has not been cited. >>> a homeowner association is asking a resident to take down the black lives matter signs on their car. we hear from the homeowners who say that they will not take the signs down. >>> the debate over federal officers being deployed in cities around the country intensifies . the agreement oregon's mayor made? >>> >>> those temperatures inland will start to heat up. you will notice that on saturday and sunday. back into the mid 90s. i will be back with that forecast. >>> chief executives from apple , facebook , google , and amazon were on capitol hill where they were answering questions about whether their companies are too big and stifle competition. the seals faces some tough que

it happened near burton valley elementary school. the boy was taken to the hospital but they were unable to save him. the delivery driver is now cooperating and officers have not yet publicly identified the boy or the driver. >>> the santa clara sheriff's office is investigating after a man was found on fire on the side of the freeway. it happened last friday before the 3:00 and d highway 101 near gilroy. the sheriff's department has identified the man as 40-year- old terry of gilroy. he died at the hospital later that day. his sister wrote on facebook that he had been in a verbal altercation that night, the sheriff's department is asking anyone with information to please call them. >>> stretch of highway for is open this morning, after a grass fire shutdown lanes yesterday afternoon. 30 acres had burned in an area west of willow pass road. to the eastbound lanes and the offramp to willow road had to be closed, causing a traffic backup. the fire is under investigation. >>> we are going to talk about wednesday morning weather and the

leonardo was riding a bicycle yesterday afternoon when the crash happened on marywood drive near burton valley elementary. today friends and neighbors stop to place signs and flowers . amazon released a statement and called it a terrible accident. they said the driver was going downhill and the little boy's bicycle ran into the back of the delivery vehicle when it stop . the little boy was taken to the hospital where he died. the delivery driver is cooperating and has not been cited. >>> a memorial service was held for a baby boy today who was found by rescuers at a recycling plant last october. the group little treasures held the service today that was attended by law enforcement and volunteers. they said they want to offer a message of community and hope. >> i hope it shows the community as a whole about the safe haven law and that there is another choice to not abandon their child. so they can drop the child off at a hospital or fire station. >>> 36 hours later and crews are pouring water on that five alarm fire in san francisco . the why firefighters say they still see flareups. >>>

it happened on marywood drive, near burton valley elementary school. the point was taken to the hospital, but they were unable to save him. the delivery driver is now cooperating, and officers have not publicly identified the boy or the driver. >>> congress has no deal for an economic stimulus package, republicans are still negotiating but disagree on the size of the bill, and certain protections. republicans want a $1 trillion plan. it includes another $1200 stimulus check and $200 a week and unemployment benefits. democrats won a $3 trillion plan with up to $6000 in payments per household, and they want to extend the current $600 a week in federal unemployment benefits. >> the republican plan falls dreadfully short. >> they would've said it is not good enough. >> they want to stay on the sidelines. >> one sticking point is liability protection for schools and businesses. nancy pelosi says this does not hold employers responsible for making workplaces safe, while providing no recourse for employees that may get sick. if they do not approve the extensi

alora was riding a bike at 12:45 am tuesday afternoon, the crash happened on marywood drive near burton valley elementary. neighbors have been putting signs and flowers at the crash scene. amazon released a statement saying terrible accident, the driver was going downhill, and the little boy's bike ran into the back of the delivery truck when it stopped. the child was taken to the hospital, and that is where he died. police say the delivery driver is cooperating with investigations and has not been cited. >>> antioch police say they found 20 guns connected to a man suspected of killing the mother of his child. investigators say ramallah randall byard into a car parked into a 7-11 parking lot. authorities searched and oakland home, and found assault rifles and ammunition. he is in custody with bail set at $6 million. >>> a former captain is making shocking allegations against officers, the community log open vallejo had first reported that captain john whitney was fired last year after coming forward with the allegations, whitney says he learned that misconduct after the deadly shooting

north harbor and another in lake allatoona which is 45 minutes outside the city and it's up at camp burton, and the age group that attend are 7 to 15 but a counsellor began showing symptoms of covid-19, went out, got test, sure enough it was said to be coronavirus, so then the camps began close down. the very next day they started sending all the young people home, and camps are now closed. nonetheless, the georgia department of public health says as a result there are 30 cases of people who have now tested positive that had been linked to these two summer camps, so the ymca is saying they followed cdc guidelines when it came to opening and operating their summer camp and yet despite that the coronavirus was not only able to get in but as you see spread so rapidly even after they quickly identified the original source. >> martin savidge with the latest for us, martin, thank you. >>> as we have 'been saying this morning on this monday morning. 32 states are now seeing a surge in coronavirus cases, concern growing for hospitals and some of the hot spots. more on that struggle ahead. ur so yo

it happened near burton valley elementary school. amazon called the ain't terrible accident and said the driver was going downhill at the time, and that the boy ran his bike into the back of that delivery truck when it stopped. he was taken to the hospital where he died. police say the delivery driver is cooperating and has not yet been cited. there is a growing memorial at the scene for the young boy. his identity has not been released. >>> well, still ahead this afternoon, a return to normalcy somewhat. coming up at 4:30, we'll speak with the head of the oakland zoo which reopened to the general public today. >>> and next pinpointing the cause of yesterday's massive and destructive fire in san francisco. the spokesperson joins us talk about the huge warming tre subtle one over the next few days. coming up, we'll highlight the hottest days of the week. - [narrator] did you just reward yourself for spending a perfectly reasonable amount of time on the couch with tacos from grubhub? rewarded! get a free delivery perk when you order. -

you can imagine the fun tim burton could have. >> yes, you could have edward scissorhands trying to shredbe hard to read. when you look at the reporting on, this night of all nights, what is the evidence or information that guides you to your understanding of why he's hiding and what might be in there? >> well, the new york prosecutors already have trump's federal tax information. not the literal returns but the information on them. the state of new york like all the states, shares information to the internal revenue service. what they don't have are the accounting records and the business records of the trump organization. if they don't line up with tax returns, he has serious problems. if they've been fabricating deductions or not, describing income properly, he has a problem. we all sign our tax return where we testify in if he can that this is an honest return. we know from "the new york times" massive brilliant completely on the money article in the fall of 2018, that there is clear evidence of donald trump engaging in a variety of tax cheating activities, along with his siblings, in

hosted by new york city strand bookstore "new york times" columnist ross interviewed author tera burtonabout her new book strange rights. this portion of the program she describes how use on religion are changing in america. >> so we are not necessarily talking about people who are atheists although about 6% of the population because atheists tend to self underreport. we talk about people who for whatever reason are alienated by institutional religion, organized religion who feel they have nothing to offer them who may as the case of the people who believe in that traditional judeo christian god still have some form of faith but are unwilling to identify with or participate in it as of itself part of her talk about the spiritual but not religious. we also talked about about a broader category and my book i called and the religious remix not just the spiritual but not religious which is the most visible part of the phenomenon but people who do identify kick engine tick the box with traditional religious but his personal practices beliefs are more eclectic statistic i like to bring up her