a week gone by, everyone at hardy windows was cleared. so no suspects at all. detective trapp went to church, said her rosary, worried, prayed, and wondered. >> i had heard a story on the news that there was three missing prostitutes in the city of santa ana. >> which is right next door, basically? >> right next door, yes. >> reporter: what if this wasn't the killer's first time, or last? >> coming up, four young women in two neighboring towns now missing or dead. was there a link? >> we were like, what are the odds that they're related? >>> when "dateline" continues. ♪ car vending machines and buying a car 100% online.vented now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions, and our techno-wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot, and pick up your car. that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to t

that is john hardy, head of fx strategy from saxo bank.till to come on the program, wall street firms are set to release earnings and allies expect the worst quarter since the financial crisis. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: economics, finance, and politics. i'm yousef gamal el-din in dubai. let's get to a top item on the agenda, the u.s. bank earnings developments, because they are expected to be the worst this quarter since the financial crisis. the results were given more of an indication of how coronavirus has affected the industry. more with bloomberg's dani burger. surging loan-loss provisions were a big thing in the first quarter. are we going to get more of the same? dani: we are and loan-loss provisions are expected to be higher than in the first. banks hadter o coronavirus baked into earnings but having gone through three months of the pandemic, they should have a clear picture of the funds they need to set aside for souring loans and it will behind especially in consumer division, with crippling unemployment. it means a lot of cus

but hardy is fighting a losing battle. sand dunes now stand right outside his house and a handful of pantries are all that's left to remind him of the oasis. in bygone times desert caravans used to stop off here on their way to timbuktu more recently it has attracted droves of tourists from all around the world. runs a small cafe in the center of the village which has become a meeting place for visitors and locals to a certain extent it has become a little oasis in its own right with espresso and internet access. also acts as a tourist guide offering group tours in the sahara the region is a favorite destination among more adventurous travelers with the races drying up some people have turned to desert tourism as an alternative source of income. next to the map are a few limbs father a highly regarded tribal chief and the young king mohammed the 6th the old photos evoke a time when water was not a problem in the oases. limas came to discuss the problem with scientist mary m. 10 after. the trained chemist works as a climate

farmer but hardy does not know how long his garden will be able to keep lost something. although he has his own well he frequently has to take deeper for water . to get a future it looks like this the boys have to look for work somewhere else. only my generation the older generation stays here. in. the sand dunes are ready encroaching on his garden only a few palm trees are left to remind him of the former oasis. 7000 people live in harmony delegates. most of the inhabitants have left the village. to buy runs a small cafe here. and he also works as a tourist guide. he's fascinated by how the climate is changing his home country. chemist mariam 10 after he is researching this exact subject at the university of kansas lanka. studies predict that the temperature in north africa will rise twice as fast as the global average hold to the desert climate would be worse in the future and especially in the summer the increase of temperature were also about 2 to 3 degrees. in the mine scenario. 2 thirds of all oases in morocco have disappeared over the last century. but a bit of th

well done hardy and good luck in the future. and we'll see you all next week. 'd the be. the boss. the be. the bigger. the be. on. be in good shape the bears no kill for a child. how can one lead to normal life with a potentially deadly virus they are working on a back seat and better therapeutic drugs the bumi a new to defeat the virus want to talk to hendricks today leading a child abduction. of the body w. . the best sales are off to sleep because. they called new custom agents. may explore some of the loveliest sights. go on adventures. and come rollo's with the locals the buy a lot. ok just give it a try and check in. 30 minutes on d w. we know that this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself keep your distance wash your hands if you can date and how we do w. here for you we are working tirelessly to keep you informed on all of our platforms are all in this spirit and together make it. stay safe everybody. stay safe stay safe increase in stay safe. this is some story a stubborn rice farmer from thailand. his

cases surging the level of fear and frustration seems near the boiling point or to correspondent john hardy reporting today from miami. miami has always been high just not like this the center for public integrity reports that a new document prepared for the white house coronavirus task force. lists florida and 17 other states as being in the coronavirus red zone with 11 of those states including florida having more than 10 percent of covert $900.00 tests coming back positive we've been reporting for almost a month about miami being the epicenter of the coven $1000.00 virus in florida this week the mainstream media picked up on it with wada law coverage of florida's outbreak and public officials including city of miami mayor francis suarez making the rounds on the various talk shows talking about what miami is doing to stop the outbreak the problem is almost every other day a new record is being set reuters reported thursday that florida recorded the largest one day increase in deaths from the corona virus since the pandemic began and the state 2nd largest increase in cases ever as our t.v.

farmer hardy does not know how long his garden will be able to keep blossoming. although he has his own well he frequently has to take deeper for water. to get a future it looks like this the boys have to look for work somewhere else. only my generation the older generation stays here. in. the sand dunes are ready encroaching on his garden only a few palm trees are left to remind him of the former oasis. 7000 people live in harmony. most of the inhabitants have left the village. to buy friends a small cafe here. and he also works as a tourist guide. he's fascination by how the climate is changing his home country. chemist mary m. tenacity is researching this exact subject at the university of kansas blanka. studies predict that the temperature in north africa will rise twice as fast as the global average halt to the desert climate would be even worse in the future and especially in the summer the increase of temperature were also about 2 to 3 degrees . in the mine scenario. 2 thirds of all oases in morocco have disappeared over the last century. and the farmers a

our correspondent is john hardy. the new york times reported july 3rd that a new administration memo seeks to foster doubts about suspected russian bounties on american troops the memos reportedly from the national intelligence council when according to the times acknowledges the cia and top counterterrorism officials agree russia appears to have offered bounties to kill american and coalition troops in afghanistan the story goes on to report that the nic which reports to the director of national intelligence john radcliffe produced the 2 and a half page document a so-called sense of the community memorandum and dated july 1st it appears to have been commissioned after the new york times reported on june 26th that intelligence officials had assessed months ago that russia had offered mounties but the white house had yet to authorize a response well the times reported specifically last month that a russian military intelligence unit secretly offered bounties to taliban militants for killing coalition forces in afghani

john hardy. and today israel's plans to annex parts of the west bank were met by several 1000 palestinians marching in gaza city for a day of rage the protesters waved palestinian flags and held signs calling the annexation proposal and desperation of war on the palestinian people despite such large turnout there were actually no reported injuries or breakouts of violence. and back here stateside f.c.c. officially designated wall way and as national security threats those tech companies will not be allowed to use the $8300000000.00 in a government subsidy program known as the universal service fund to purchase any equipment or services from the 2 chinese telecom giants nor to maintain or support them now while wait and see t. both deny claims made against them. partly due to hands over the sports h.q. working out for some sports it's never too early to start getting ready for the next competition were you looking to the fall because quarantine has made a mess of sports and the current of our time

john hardy. and away goes the space x. falcon 9 rocket blasting off this week from cape canaveral florida and carrying with it the new g.p.s. 3 series satellite system up into orbit the launch was the 1st by space x. for the u.s. space force which was established back in december the g.p.s. 3 satellite is the 3rd in a new line of upgraded g.p.s. navigation satellite technology it's set to enter service in plain east slot 4 of the u.s. is g.p.s. constellation in space a position currently occupied according to space x. by a g.p.s. satellite launched way back in may 2000 well the new g p s 3 provides more accurate navigation signals and a longer design lifetime of 15 years while also being compatible with japan's cause i seen it satellite system and europe's galileo network speaking of europe european commissioner to report on told reuters that the e.u. is budgeting billions of euros for space missions including new technology to launch rockets and an agreement with the commercial satellite launch

farmer but hardy does not know how long his garden will be able to keep last remaining. although he has his own well he frequently has to take d. for for water. to go to future it looks like this the boys have to look for work somewhere else. only my generation the older generation stays here. in. the sand dunes are ready encroaching on his garden only a few palm trees are left to remind him of the former oasis. 7000 people live in harmony delegates. most of the inhabitants have left the village. alliums to buy runs a small cafe here. and he also works as a tourist guide. he's fascinated by how the climate is changing his home country. chemist mariam 10 after he is researching this exact subject at the university of kansas lanka. studies predict that the temperature in north africa will rise twice as fast as the global average the whole desert climate would be worse in the future and especially in the summer the increase of temperature will also about 2 to 3 degrees. in the mine scenario. 2 thirds of all oases in morocco have disappeared over the last century. but the fa

are being investigated as hate crimes as the investigations continue for the news rick sanchez john hardy. drilled out on this a little bit further with steve gerber he's the host of the steve gruber show steve should we has a tape or be mindful before we start making too many connections in this case to the wave of protests we've seen around the country or do you feel like it's the right time to make that connection. well rick it looks like to me that you have a series of attacks not only in this country but you look at it's happening in france and across europe as well christian symbols are being attacked by a variety of people maybe just to get on social media maybe it's something deeper but it's a continuation of the attacks on the social fabric of western civilization quite frankly you behead christopher columbus should not those statues down it began with confederates edges as you know rick and for myself i'm not concerned about the removal of confederate statues from the city square in america i think they should be moved to a more appropriate place like a museum we don't put up st

john hardy great job guys reporting to us from all 'd 'd sides of the country on what's going on right now here in the united states with. right now as we speak there are men all over the world very rich or very powerful or both are very influential who might have reason to be shaking their heads or maybe better said shaking in their boots why because in case you haven't heard jeffrey epstein's fixer has finally been arrested and there is talk that she is ready to name names she knows every woman epstein abused but she also knows every man that epstein may have brought into the abuse among those who have been connected to epstein are presidents trump and clinton t.v. lawyer alan dershowitz even british royal prince andrew and there are many many more including some you may not even know about to be fair just because these men traveled with epstein or were seen with him does not mean they're guilty of absolutely anything unless of course maxwell now comes forward and says i know what they did and here it is wow joining us now to take on this huge development are lionel lionel media and

john hardy. and an outbreak of corona virus cases on u.s. military bases in japan now alarming locals and prompting a virtual lockout officials and ok now us that almost $100.00 u.s. service members have tested positive for the virus so as a result the governor of okinawa is now demanding a top u.s. military commander take stricter prevention measures. and officials and told to oklahoma are resuming excavation of mass graves after the pandemic put a halt. on their search back in march it's been nearly a century after a race riot left as many as 300 black people dead the city plans to dig for graves across the board different locations today. now from coded to territorial integrity at this moment serbia is facing a number of unprecedented challenges the european countries government was reelected just weeks ago and with the pressure on internally and externally it's already being put to the test parties alex has the story of the sporadic fire which was. posted to the origin of peaceful. demonstrators came out in the thousands over the weekend

correspondent john hardy is following the story. bank agreeing to pay the state of new york a $150000000.00 fine for sketchy financial transactions related to jeffrey epstein new york state department of financial services superintendent linda lacewell saying in a statement quote to watch a bank failed to adequately monitor the activity of customers that the bank itself deemed to be high risk in the case of geoffrey epstein in particular despite knowing mr epstein's terrible criminal history the bank inexcusably failed to detect or prevent millions of dollars of suspicious transactions lacewell said the bank processed hundreds of transactions totaling millions of dollars that at the very least should have prompted additional scrutiny in light of epstein's history including payments to individuals publicly alleged to have been abstains coconspirators in sexually abusing young women settlement payments of more than $7000000.00 and legal expenses of epstein and his coconspirators of more than $6000000.00 payments to russian models hote

and if hardy's government in the s.t.c. will ever be able to see eye to eye on this question of what role all is sly's to play in the future of yemen we don't know. turkey's parliament has passed a controversial social media law but human by school sworn it will give the government even more control over the media landscape science like facebook and twitter will be required to have local representatives in turkey that also need to store users data inside the country making it easier for prosecutors and authorities to access the companies could face fines or essentially be blocked under the new law simcoe say lou has more from istanbul. basically the turkish government says if something is a crime according to turkish though that it is a crime on social media as well the bill has some positive sides but especially on the possibilities of restricting personal freedom of speech and restricting journalism suppressing journalism many international organizations hooman rights groups and also even the united nations have reacted a

is the muslim brotherhoods yemeni franchise of islam has played an important role as an ally of the hardy government but the s.t.c. views the muslim brotherhood linked group in yemen as a very dangerous group and is a big threat to the s.t.c. and if hadi is government in the s.t.c. will ever be able to see eye to eye on this question of what role is sly's to play of yemen we don't know georgia o'keeffe area great to talk to you thanks very much indeed for your time thank you. time for a short break here al-jazeera when we come back killed for defending their land the new report details a record rise in the numbers of people murdered for profit around the world and grew by politicians the u.s. attorney general strongly defends the white house's heavy handed response to months of anti-racist protests more than stay with us. but. still no sign of any less hoppin those flooding rains across central china pushing across the korean peninsula and on into japan this weather front that's stationary system that's going to continue pulsing that western weather outs of china through the yellow sea in

and if hardy's government in the s.t.c. will ever be able to see eye to eye on this question of what role is sly's to play in the future of yemen we don't know but just as across southern iraq are demanding stable exiting supplies last week temperatures in southern iraq reached 54 degrees centigrade the highest ever recorded increase demand of the grid has led to frequent power cuts so one of 14 reports from baghdad. under bugged out scorching sun electricity workers go from house to house to collect their dues government electricity in iraq is heavily subsidized hussein's monthly bill is $16.00 but like most iraqis people living in this neighborhood only get a few hours of electricity per day during the summer and image rising temperatures their anger at the government is boiling over by oh. look at me i'm swishing you talking to me and i'm full of sweet from 2003 into a no god brought these people promise as a punishment with 0 atrocity sleeps that's a state of the. when the government cuts electricity the family relies o

and if hardy's government in the s.t.c. will ever be able to see eye to eye on this question of what role is sly's to play in the future of yemen we don't know. well still ahead here on al-jazeera. their own sons the sons of the most us act contrary it's just too true but the reaction has been very real and. i'm going hey he bank all the way will tell you about the link between the energy drink company red bull and the death of a policeman and why the attorney general in chief of police had been summoned to parliament. hollow hot and sunny sums it up yet again across the middle east we have got some showers in the full cost between the black sea and the caspian sea just around the caucasus mountains we are going to see a few showers coming in here and from time to time and it could be on the heavy side but come to the south of that $51.00 celsius on the concept for baghdad $43.00 here in doha some of the temperatures as we go on into thursday could also still see some very heavy showers just down towards that western side o

again packing the bars and beaches ignoring guidelines germany's health minister warns reckless hardiness could trigger a 2nd wave to the coronavirus. and encourage out of work and out of options to the virus that leaves the forest struggling to stay afloat. i'm claridge adds and welcome to the show amid an ongoing surge in corona virus cases across several u.s. states california has announced it is a once again shutting down state authorities have ordered closures of restaurants and bars gems shopping malls and churches across america as most populous state several rural counties are experiencing strains to their hospital systems while cases are also mounting in large metropolitan areas including los angeles and san francisco. well for more on this we go to correspondent stephanie simons in our washington studio 7 california rolling back on reopening shutting down bars again and banning rest indoor restaurant dining why has the state decided to take these measures now victor step one is your rightfully say so and that is because i want to share a number with you the host from sation rate

and unfortunately, we didn't get that. >> mayor hardy, thank you so much. be safe down there. come back and update us. i hope it's better news, next time i speak with you. >> absolutely, don. thank you. >> and next, take this. it's a former -- it's a former game show host. he is claiming coronavirus is a lie. the president retweets it. then, the son's hosts son tests positive. companies will need the right tools. that's why salesforce created work.com it's an all-new suite of apps, expertise, and services. to manage this crisis today, and thrive tomorrow. everything companies need to return to the workplace. let's reopen. safely. >>> so i'm sure you remember, in case you don't, i'll remind you. earlier this week, president trump retweeted chuck woolery, the former game show host. writing this, the most outramgs rajs lies are the ones about covid-19. everyone is lying. our doctors, not all but most. i think it's all about the election and keeping the economy from coming back, which is about the election. i am sick of it. so after a lot of blowback, woolery saying on a right-win

being hardy, cabbages are planted early.ick sets the roots deep and presses the soil firmly around them. if the ground is dry, he pours a little water into each hole before covering. a piece of tar paper, two inches square, with a slit through the hole in the center, will keep maggots away. the holders have best results with onion sets grown the previous year, though they could use seedlings or seeds. the corner or handle of the hoe is used to make furrows for small seeds like lettuce, about a half inch deep. jane shakes the seed out evenly but not too thickly. carrot seeds are also planted about a half inch deep. beet seeds, larger, are planted one inch deep, one inch apart. spinach seeds are planted like carrots. the young plants are thinned to four inches apart. the holders have selected vegetables that are grown easily, good yielders, rich in vitamins, and can be canned or stored for winter use. plum trees are in bloom. time to plant sweet corn. this is the golden one, resistant to disease. three kernels to the hill of h

augusta mayor hardy davie davis here, who joins me now. thank you so much.r, this doesn't make sense. does it make sense to you what the governor is doing? >> con, it doesn't make sense. i think all of us are shocked by what the governor has done, particularly today, to issue an executive order last night that prevents local governments fromm being able to enact requirements for face coverings or masks, while at the same time in this order, allowing schools that are not even in at this point to require masks of employees and students. i think it's completely out of line and certainly out of character for us to have a governor who says that he's looked at the data on a daily basis and we've just got to learn to live with it. i do not believe that we need to be live with the fact that good georgians are dying every single day. the numbers continually rise -- >> let's put up -- as you say that, almost 2,000 of those -- georgia's reporting more than 3,000 new covid cases, almost 2,000 of those are in augusta. hospitalizations -- hospitalizations and deaths are s

joining us now is mayor hardy davis of augusta, georgia. it's good to see you again, mr. mayor.ghts on john lewis' passing? what are your memories of john lewis? >> i was deeply saddened by that, chris. when i think about the occasions i've had to spend with congressman lewis, i remember back to the inauguration of president barack obama. we stopped by the office. my wife and i, and had a chance to not only touch base with him, but chat for a few moments. and i'm reminded of this one thought that he consistently said. and that is you may not have chosen a time, but the time has chosen us. and i don't think that it could be a more poignant statement than now. we did not choose his arrival and we certainly did not choose his departure, but our lives are inextricably better in this nation because of john lewis. >> and he was involved until the end. he spoke truth until the end. he leaves us, of course, mr. mayor, at a time of great challenge. and i want to talk to you about the challenges you and your city are facing with the coronavirus. you've expressed outrage in recent weeks ov

mayor hardie davis, thanks for joining us.luck. >> thanks, wolf. >>> we're following another big story tonight, a titan of the civil rights movement has lost his battle with pancreatic cancer. we're going to pay special tribute to the life of the georgia congressman, john lewis. that's next. ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. ruth bader ginsburg revealed she is under going chemotherapy. in a statement on friday the 87-year-old justice said the treatment is yielding positive results and she remains fully able to continue her post. dr. sanjay gup to sheds some light on justice ginsburg's latest health battle. >> well, over the years we've certainly gotten to know justice ginsburg in terms of her tenure on the supreme court but also her medical history, something we followed very closely

about a tale of trying to find a septic tank and i knew it me tonight and that was my baby we wanted hardy safe zones from they have d.n.a. tests us. under pressure from widespread international concern and in 2015 the irish government set up an official commission of investigation into islands mother and baby. is the commission building if ever there so i. don't look much really put the survivors it represents all their hopes and their fears and this is patients. the commission was due to produce its final reports in 2018. cases still not done so. it's an uphill struggle the whole time to keep on top of the government to remind them to get the started to get this going. nearly 800 babies died in chew. but that is just part of the story. the commission is investigating 14 of the republic's mother and baby homes of which 10 were run by catholic orders in these films we investigate evidence that between 4 and 6000 babies and infants died in their care. and on some new babies were dying and did it nothing about it's the collecting babies to death. and we reveal how what began as a church and

i want to bring in hardy davis, who is the mayor of augusta, georgia. augusta had previously passed a mask order. thanks for being with us. what's your response to the governor? can he do this? >> chris, thank you for having us. we're extremely disappointed with the governor's approach to this. in fact, i thought that brian kemp, as i have known him for many, many years, was a compassionate leader, but when you hear statements that we have just got to learn to deal with it, i find that unconscionable, especially when we're dealing with a public health care crisis that's been turned into a political conversation when quite frankly it should be completely apolitical. >> let's talk about that public health care crisis. how are things in your city, and what was it that made you say, you know what, we need to do this? we need to make sure that people don't go out of their houses without a mask on. >> i have been meeting weekly with public health officials, those from the private sector as well as my ema director, and what we found by looking at the data is t

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joining me now is democrat mayor of augusta, georgia, mayor hardy davis. thank you so much for joining me. we've seen these governors in indiana and ohio issue mask orders. so why not the governor of georgia, especially given how close the state is to florida which has become a new epicenter of its own. how do you explain why brian kemp refuses a mask mand aate i your state. >> ayman, thanks for having me. i can't explain why governor kemp has not chosen to follow suit as many southern governors have at this point in time. what i do know is that we as city leaders, mayors across this great state, continue to reach out and look for opportunities to work with the governor. but in advance of that, we're going to put in place the necessary steps to try to secure and provide for the health and welfare of all of our citizens just as well over 100 cities and leaders have done already with enacting mask ordinances or executive orders to make sure that we're putting those things in place while georgia continues to surge in terms of confirmed cases of covid. >> let

yeah it was like just excitement to get there and to see her like hardy. when we 1st got on the island there was a brief safety briefing and it world was very very brief it was just you know don't touch anything you don't take anything stay on the path and stay in between the tour guides that was kind of about it. i was sun dried kept filming is the 2 a guide warned about getting too close to the steam. are great if we're going to ask you for your oh no here here's what you're going to choose here it really is a bit of bottled water we're going to go through life here because we're going to. put you. through a very very. i think they're going to go before this thing right it to. picked out a move to thank you for. the walking track crossed a shallow creek. the group hiked towards the crater like the highlight of the 2 are right in the center of the island. while they were there laddie photographed a helicopter run by volcanic a landing on the island with the pilot and 4 passengers. for if you will. as allison drew headed back to the jetty he filmed another

justice looks like you're going to make a breakthrough good morning hardy cure it is again. i was but it's also one in which you recognize no i'm so surprised when you have brink to the breakthrough is a real and so it isn't democracy. one step forward 2 steps back 3 steps forward 2 steps back that's the history of who we are as a species both wonderful and terrible. aspirational and visionary on the one hand. and all present. in the blue zones then you can't you check both polls at same time and always preserve not your optimism preserve your hope your prisoner of hope the corporate elites they want to divide. they want to divide and conquer it is a strategy as old as the links who emerged from the cave in the history of speech. in some cities in california los angeles and san francisco in particular but their biggest threat are criminal. black males who are involved in this crime and violence to keep the political commentary to yourself or as someone once said shut up and variable. will be right back. that's the fundamental threat. they do all that they can to cultivate th

i'm traveling to the i car to seed bank to meet one of these scientists dr alisha hardy hi ali good to see that what happened to the seed bank in aleppo syria it became possible to access to the g.m. by god the premises and the public 2015 because every band accessed through the sent by the armed group controlling the area. they stole the vehicles they stole the lot of equipments nothing left in the head coach to exit the buildings and the june by. the war forced 5000000 refugees out of syria right now it's not safe for a doctor so how did to continue his work at home. how hard was it to leave that seed bank behind i spent more than. 27 years of my life for going to the gym bag so it's a like you someone who left behind the babies or a long long history we dealt with them day by day we knew everything about the behavior of those plants in the field in the plastic houses even in the dream bangs time effort made by everybody. both syria and lebanon lie in the fertile crescent which is where farming began. it makes this part of the world an ideal place to work on safeguarding future food

and if hardy's government in the s.t.c. will ever be able to see eye to eye on this question of what role is sly's to play in the future of yemen we don't know. hundreds of people were killed last year for defending the environment and in some cases for protecting their ancestral lands most of the attacks happened in latin america that's according to a report by the environmental group global witness out of more than 200 reported killings 641 in colombia and dozens more in brazil's amazon region in the philippines the majority of aids 43 murders were linked to agriculture that's an increase of more than 40 percent compared to the year before the report outlines the escalation may be linked to activists becoming more outspoken in fighting climate change illegal mining and deforestation or rachel cox is a campaigner global witness and she's joining us live from london by skype good to have you on the program thank you very much indeed for being with us why is it happening spend it specifically in these areas. well it's so muc