oliver darcy is joining us right now. oliver, what is this conspiracy theory all about and why would these television stations air it and in what way are they airing this? >> reporter: fred, who needs russian disinformation when you have united states companies willing to poison their own audiences with conspiracy theories that have been discredited like this. so what's happening this weekend is local stations across the country owned by sinclair are going to be airing a segment with a discredited medical researcher who was the star of this viral plan demmic video that came out earlier this year. in the segment she suggests that dr. anthony fauci is supposedly responsible for this coronavirus. her lawyer on air as well, you know, backs up her claims and says that the origins are in the u.s. obviously this is not true, but it's going to be airing on eric bowling's sunday show, which is broadcast to the stations owned by sinclair. they're one of the largest network stations across the country, so there's a good chance that

darcy seems content to stay in the air conditioning and play dress up. petaluma, warming up to the low to mid-80s by lunchtime, but close to 90 degrees in the afternoon. that's a little too warm for the puppy paws, so take it easy, get them out early in the day or wait ticloser to sunset. we'll start off in the 50s to maybe mid-60s in the east bay. then everybody warms up there is going to be an on-shore breeze. 60s to low 70s around lunchtime in the bay. we're talking about 90s especially for the usual hot spots, eastern contra costa county, salonna county in the upper 90s. a lot of upper 80s and mid-90s around the north bay as well. but the hottest weather, sunday is going to be the warmesday for everybody. mid to upper seconds along the coast. >>> with many people starved for any sort of entertainment during the pandemic, the lock down puppet theater >>> at a time when so many people are starving for some sort of entertainment, a man in chicago is feeding the need with -- shall and gentlemen, bo and girls. >> wow. matt owens has transformed his balcon

other children and the elderly under the hot sun they were only relates to hours later after both darcy's verified their documents my daughter still is scared she is talking and nothing. she said may be to come again even we have a valid documentation they are not respecting us as a woman i learn here we have up for near have a value just like a dog and. malaysia's economy depends on $2200000.00 migrant workers but it's estimated another $4000000.00 i here illegally taking the dirty dangerous jobs few locals months. they often traffic but i did seize exploited and trap them in a site. debs. soon after the pen to make was declared malaysia's defense minister ismail sabri called the amnesty so they would come forward and be tested for the virus they did it for by their document but there are none record that pick it up for. some i don't recall any but it. could be 19 at the border but if you need more what setting and that surprised them will get by by living by x. 3 board. yeah kind of liken it to. malaysia's migrants say that promise now feels like a brutal betrayal. right one could be a

allison darcy is the founder of robot health. >> it just speaks to the importance of having meaning and purpose in the day-to-day work you do and how that can convey some protection against the worst effects of an emotional distress. >> reporter: the survey also revealed people dealing with stress and anxiety have identified some positive developments, labeled silver linings. a large number ranging from 59% to 79% said they created new possibilities, strengthened their connections with others, saw an increased appreciation of life, identified personal strength and created personal change. >> i started noticing that i was trying to reach out to friends and i thought hold on a second. i'm lonely and i need to do something about that. >> reporter: that feeling of isolation she believes is due to her husband being an essential worker, a special needs teacher, who had to go to work and leave her alone. what's emerging from this survey is that each of us has different thresholds of stress and that out of that can come positive change. >> often we don't know how strong we are until we're faced

very very institutions of a new we've been speaking to the greek immigration minister not as a mr darcy. and pointed out this exactly this a survey is lack of solidarity. there is not sufficient support for relocating people who are there from the front line states to the rest of europe we currently have a 100 in 1000 feet are side i'm suggesting that if you understand what the asylum service is that's a huge burden for out of the 8 camps that's a big number we would need more support for other countries to help us with asylum seekers and refugees but at the same time you understand most beautifully in countries that are not actively participating in a mechanism for there to look asian of asylum seekers and refugees so here's the thing custer we have known this is a problem since at least 2015 everybody realizes the problem but no one has come up with a solution why. well we have elections fully doty in between the e.u. member states. but i think even if it is not possible to achieve a common solution which means that all of 27 member states would achieve a constant on this then we must

or is trying to misinform others but we have to manage the risks and if you ation and so i think dr darcy is definitely a valuable part of the conversation but i don't agree with the approaches that we should just give all the decisions over to him because then none of us none of us would be the house in we would have thrown away our masks in february and tried to find them again in april wouldn't you say the medical community has been 95 percent right on the coronavirus. no. you know that's a no no knight no 95 percent that's the problem and the other problem. when you can say no i need i say they've been writing about some things i definitely think that . that people should wear a mask i mean that's that's what they're saying now but remember the surgeon general of the united states was sitting until i think april some time that we shouldn't wear a mask out you know says they were going along with that policy because they were worried that there weren't enough masks to go around so they wanted to keep the masks for the hospitals so trump made sure the manufacturers produce more masks no

rf darcy and a team of researchers are using smartphone data to see where people are going.le traveled hit a new nationwide high. >> we expect to see more travel during the holidays. but getting back to where we were before the pandemic, it was a big surprise for us. >> so people feel safe to make a road trip. >> exactly. >> reporter: that could spread new cases from new exposure said the university's louisa fran. >> when people travel they bring the virus with them. >> reporter: she's urging states to consider more travel advisories. new jersey just expanded its list telling travelers from more states to quarantine for 14 days. >> in some states, they need to be told because the virus is out of control. >> reporter: aaa forecasted that road trips would drop only 3% this summer but the bureau of transportation statistics find it increased compared to last year. maryland governor stresses now is the time for vigilance, not vacations. >> this virus has a mind of its own and it doesn't recognize borders so people travel from one state to another, we're very much watching it. >>

cnn senior media reporter, oliver darcy, broke the story. he joins me now. good evening, sir. thank you so much. so tell us what you have learned about this ex-tucker carlson lead writer. >> hey, don. yeah. tucker carlson's top writer, we found, had been posting on a message board under a pseudoname, racist comments, sexist comments. frankly, comments that are too horrific to read on air to you, largely. they used very vulgar language. and it's just shocking to read. i think if viewers go check it out on cnn.com, they'd be stunned. but let's zoom back. what we're looking at here is the person that was helping to write the monologues of tucker carlson, which are seen by millions of people each night. he has the top-rated show on cable news. top-rated show actually in the last quarter. helped shape those monologues for years. vulgar, horrific comments on a secret message board. and you know what? we don't know, for sure, if this writer had actually written the monologues that the president has shared b. yut, you know, tr does share a lot of tucker carlson. >> he said, i think, i

al son darcy is the founder of it. >> it just speaks to the importance of having meaning and purposeay work that you do. and how that can convey some protection against the worst effects of emotional distress. >> reporter: it revealed people dealing with emotional sang sight have silver linings. a large number from vinyl to 79% said they created new possibilities, strengthened their connections with others, saw an increased appreciation of life, identified personal strengths and created spiritual change. >> i started noticing that i was trying to reach out to friends, texting people. i thought hold on a second. i'm lonely and i need to do something about that. >> reporter: that feeling of isolation is due to her husband being an essential worker, a special needs teacher who had to go to work and leave her alone. what is emerge spg each of us has different thresholds of stressful and out of that can come positive change. >> often we don't know how strong we are until we're faced with the situation in which we have to exercise those strengths. >> reporter: david louie, 8 ne news. >>> a

you can read darcy's full story up on cnn.com right now. he has all the, frankly, gruesome details about what nef was post and go why it matters. because that's what we're going to get into today. neff has resigned, it's been an embarrassment for fox news, but it matters because tucker carlson tonight has a pipeline to the president's ear. on saturday afternoon, fox news ceo suzanne scott and president jay wallace condemned neff in this memo saying his abhorrent conduct on the forum was never dwuld to t divulged to the network, at which point we swiftly accepted his resignation. with me is nicole hemmer, author of the book "messengers of the right, all about the conservative media landscape." oliver, you reached out to neff for comment, are and that's what he resigned. fox says they didn't know what he was doing. but his radiation rhetoric, doesn't it line up with the monologs he was writing for tucker carlson? >> they sure do, brian. a lot of the ideology he was spreading on this forum, there's a direct trace to what tucker carlson says on

this story was broken on friday by our colleague cnn's oliver darcy. tucker carlson had more than 24 hours' advance notice. at least fox news did. fox news knew this story was coming. but tucker didn't say anything about it on friday night. except taking a little jab at cnn and cancel culture. now over the weekend fox's executives deplored this former writer, condemned him, said of course he resigned. what he said was abominable. and they promised tucker would address this story tonight. tucker did. but like i said, he was angrier about the reporting than he was about the racism. watch. >> what blake wrote anonymously was wrong. we don't endorse those words. they have no connection to the show. it is wrong to attack people for qualities they cannot control. in this country we judge people for what they do, not for how they were born. but we should also point out to the ghouls now beating their chests in triumph at the destruction of a young man that self-righteousness also has its costs. we're all human. when we pretend we are holy, we are lying. when

. >> joining us now is oliver darcy who broke that story. great reporting.did a super deep dive and you had to read all of this. i mean, it's so vile. it turns your stomach, this stuff that this guy wrote for years. it really shows a deep depravty. this is the misogynistic, vile stuff and the fox bosses said they didn't know anything about it and the second they did, they took his resignation. did tucker last night address whether he was aware of what the guy was doing. >> well, tucker carlson said he's not aware of what the writer -- his top writer was doing secretly online. but a couple things were missing from the way he addressed this last night and, you played that clip. the most notable thing missing within a actual apology to his show, that his show, monologues have been written in part by someone who has been expressing the racist attitudes online. he never explained to the audience for instance exactly what the posts were that got the kid in trouble. he didn't explain that they were raci racist. he never gave insight into why this person was ashamed

cnn's oliver darcy who broke this story found several examples of what blake wrote online overlapping with what came right out of tucker carlson's mouth including on june 25th when the writers post quoted a news story about coronavirus. interest in montana real estate to which carlson referred to that night. and then on june 15th, his words about a football coach wearing a t-shirt showed up in the script. again, no connection to the show. this writer once said, quote, anything carlson is reading off the teleprompter, the first draft was written by me. and he goes on, quote, we're very aware that we do have that power to sway the conversation so we try to use it responsibly. but don't take blake ness's word for it. how about tucker carlson's. the host said on air that ness is, quote, a wonderful writer and credit his assistance on the nightly scripts and acknowledged ness in his book. tucker carlson is showing us he's not ashamed by this racist talk. tucker carlson seems angrier about the exposure and appears to think it is something to be protected. a programming note, tucker carlson

cnn's oliver darcy walks us through all of this. oliver? >> yeah, john, there are a number of bizarre medical claims that this doctor, that the president called an important voice yesterday, has made. she's the founder of firepower ministries. so alongside her practice, she's a houston ba-based physician. alongside her practice, she's delivered these medical sermons and have made a number of claims you've alluded to. let's listen to the sound directly from her. >> it's what we call astral sex. that means, this person is not really a demon or a nephilim, it's just a human being that's a witch, and they're astral project and sleep with people. we had a lady right here, she was sitting right there. she had been fantasizing about one of the movie stars. when she came to the delivers ground, she started screaming that she was pregnant. she start ed screaming. she was tearing off her clothes. she was screaming and screaming like she was in labor. and she said this thing came out of me. her stomach deflated, right here. real life. >> yeah, john, s

during and after the pandemic posted by the national low income housing coalition, my name is dave darcy and we're glad you're able to join us for this live conversation with president and ceo day diane yentel and ibram kendi. we encourage you to submit questions for doctor kendi and if you start to have a question for our support team, click here on that right side of the screen. the event will be available on the site within 24 hours and is now my pleasure to turn it over to diane yentel. >> thank you dave and welcome everyone to today's conversation with doctor ibram kendi on racial equity before and after the covid-19 pandemic. i'm glad almost 5000 people have registered today. i'm heartened and encouraged by the level of interest in this topic so i am diane yentel, president and ceo of the national housing coalition, where a membership organization dedicated to achieving socially just public policies and ensuring that the lowest income people have decent, accessible and affordable homes. and as part of that work you have worked on disasters, housing response, recovery and rebuilding

darcy, the mom we talked to, started a facebook group in her area to see if others would be interested. parents are pretty desperate to find solutions in the fall. >> becky, let's face it. not all parents are good at teaching at home. i put myself in that category as well. so a lot of things to work out. thank you so much, becky. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> now to a "gma" medical alert about two health headlines we're following. a new study revealing how long antibodies may last for covid-19 and the fda is also expanding its list of potentially dangerous hand sanitizers over concerns about methanol contamination. our dr. jennifer ashton is here with more on that and, dr. ashton, let's start with antibodies. we have been talking about these covid parties that people have been going to. to develop immunity. this study suggests those antibodies may fade after awhile. explain the significance of this. >> yeah, whit, not so fast with that assumption that you're protected in the long term. this is not yet peer review data and not yet published but echoes previously published data abo

thank you, pat darcy for two and a half years of dedicated field. we have appointed matt canon. that was his dappism pretty much. he started that month and did a phenomenal job. we had to change tactics, the way we dispatch on the fly on the run and he was able to do it. thank you, chief canon. homeland is working to support safe demonstrations. this is mission high school. we have to respond inside these incidents. we did so also with usually rescue captain bond and the police department eoc. thank you. we have been using our fdoc at headquarters here on a daily basis. every day now. it is phenomenal. we worked out kinks and use it every day for ieps, eoc, field operations and do a lot of projects. that is working flawlessly. homeland is working with testing site evaluations and quarantine site management. we are assisting deputy chief fellow with the after action report for covid-19. sadly and lastly, father green. we had a very emotional day on the 29th. father green turned in his radio and pager. it was a very difficult and emotional day. we are happy for him in his retireme

thank you, pat darcy for two and a half years of dedicated field. we have appointed matt canon. that was his dappism pretty much. he started that month and did a phenomenal job. we had to change tactics, the way we dispatch on the fly on the run and he was able to do it. thank you, chief canon. homeland is working to support safe demonstrations. this is mission high school. we have to respond inside these incidents. we did so also with usually rescue captain bond and the police department eoc. thank you. we have been using our fdoc at headquarters here on a daily basis. every day now. it is phenomenal. we worked out kinks and use it every day for ieps, eoc, field operations and do a lot of projects. that is working flawlessly. homeland is working with testing site evaluations and quarantine site management. we are assisting deputy chief fellow with the after action report for covid-19. sadly and lastly, father green. we had a very emotional day on the 29th. father green turned in his radio and pager. it was a very difficult and emotional day. we are happy for him in his retireme

. >> darcy. >> >> i'm a first grade teacher at ser dan school and i wanted to say i'm very happy to hearbout the decision to distribute tech and materials at school sites so we can best meet the needs of our students where they're used to being. i am very concerned about the requirement of daily synchronous instructions at middle school and high school levels. when you are looking at the distance learning plan for educators about scheduling, daily instruction in high school and middle school would require the teachers and the students to sit in front of a computer screen to get all their subjects in each day and the quality of teaching and learning by can occur is extremely limit and basically been be successful. you must allow our educators to determine how often and when they provide instructions so that students can have meeting times but it's not taxing and detrimental to their health and we do have to look at there's ways we can do it where they have focus and effective instructions staying in small groups and not everyday but a few days a week and you can include other educators li

darcy also believe that by building a new hospital in town, the government will send a message to theharitable income. without urgent government action, luton council will be forced to make £22 million of cuts next week. i have raised this issue repeatedly in parliament, where the prime minister meets with me to discuss how emergency funding for luton council will save crucial local services and hundreds of key workers multi mcjobs? that this is an important issue, because the aviation industry has been hit very ha rd aviation industry has been hit very hard and we are supporting the sector and all sorts of ways by supporting not just employee sector and all sorts of ways by supporting notjust employee but the way to pay scheme and loans from the bank of england. we are supporting local councils as well with the billions of pounds, £3.2 billion. the most important thing is to get a medium and long—term solution that enables those airlines to start flying again so that luton council can get the revenues it needs. i perfectly understand and support the point she makes. it has been said,

you have seenin somerset, kingston lacy as you have seen in dorset, lime, intuition, famous for mr darcy. day trips are sorted, dan. a slice of normality! few things are very different to how we are used of them being many months ago but little snippets of returning normal. thank you to john maguire. we have had some lovely weather over the weekend but some of you may have noticed some unwanted visitors. yes, flying ants! these we re visitors. yes, flying ants! these were from matt's back garden. it is a time of year. here he is and he can tell us what has been going on! good morning, and man! -- and. if the mnemonic of the woods it was not very nice with lots of flying ants around and even though it was dry and sunny those flying ants were picked up by the weather radar through yesterday afternoon so take a look at the splashes, speckles of blue appearing on the chart to the afternoon as those winged ants took to the skies across south and east as dan as it happens over a few days during eitherjuly or august and different parts of the country at different parts of the country at differe