it's a lonely path that mason law has chosen but one where he believes he can be the most useful to the cos. in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic more than 500 of the largest hospital in the lebanese capital beirut have been laid off it's just one of the many diet consequences of the country's worst economic crisis since the civil war 3 decades ago. lebanon's economy is on the verge of complete collapse the local currency has lost more than 80 percent of its value on the black market food prices have skyrocketed leaving lebanese from all walks of life unable to put food on the table if the trend continues the government warns that 60 percent of the population could fall into poverty by the end of 2020 but this dire situation is anything but a surprise. lebanon is the 3rd most indebted country in the world by g.d.p. its economy has been in freefall for years. recently the government failed to make a $1200000000.00 payment for foreign bonds the 1st such default and lebanon's history. government mismanagement and corruption are rampant. over the years various lebanese governments have

it's a lonely path that mason law has chosen but one where he believes he can be the most useful to the cause. our human rights watch report has found the child athletes in japan suffer physical verbal and sexual abuse during training the experiences of over 800 athletes in 50 different sports well documented the japanese are the big committee promised to deal with abuse and violence in its courts federations as early as 2013 but the rights groups say is not enough has been done it's how urgent japan to make reforms before the commencement of the games next year which were postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. a representative from human rights watch talked about the extent of the child abuse the specific and uses we documented include hunching slapping kicking or striking with objects excessive or insufficient food and water athletes who were forced to train when they were injured or punished with excessive training cutting or shaving hair is a punishment and abuse by older teammates football now a coaching job in the job unfolds to wouldn't normally make waves but this one is the

i don't live for myself but for the home with him and it's a lonely path that mason law has chosen but one where he believes he can be the most useful to the cos. we're not in the arab emirates has lourdes the arab world's 1st interplanetary mission the u.a.e. is a mild probe which means hope in english aims to orbit mars and provide the 1st complete picture of the red time it's obvious from the launch of being postponed twice because of bad weather the orbiter blasted off from a small island in southern japan. hope is the 1st research probes sent by the united arab emirates to investigate other planets. after a roughly 7 month trip popa set to each man's unsettling to orbit. the hope mission in particular is going to study the martian atmosphere so it's going to study the lower middle and upper atmosphere on mars and it's going to try and understand how the gas escape from morse. hope will be the 1st weather satellite to orbit non's researching phenomena like the planets massive sandstorms it will study weather and climate as the seasons change over a 2 year period. the data is meant

it's a lonely path that mason law has chosen but one where he believes he can be the most useful to the cos. the 76th anniversary of an attempt to assassinate hitler has been commemorated with the swearing in of new armed services recruits in berlin the defense minister and a quite calm was among those who attended on july 20th 1904 bad led a group of officers trying to kill hitler with a briefcase bomb but hitler survived that attack today's ceremony reminds members of the armed forces to be loyal to their country rather than to any particular leader our political correspondent you know is following the story for us i need to tell us more about how this day was commemorated. well this event is commemorated every year but this year of course the commemorative commemoration was very different because there was no audience present you have to remember that the coronavirus is still the threat here in germany and the protective measures are still in place but there were some high ranking german officials there including the mayor of lynn for example and speakers included one of the grandson

it's a lonely path that mason law has chosen but one where he believes he can be the most useful to the cos. joining me from hong kong now is our correspondent phoebe kong phoebe moore is in london and now britain looks set to suspend its extradition treaty with hong kong is the pro-democracy movement of hong kong encouraged by britain support. well this is what some of the activists in hong * kong how the lobbying in seeking from the international minutes of what they call checks and balances against a lot of them to take on this by announcing this is one thing not counting right now. but it says let. me just. to be of some kind of distrust was contradictory and ellie and the british government also laid out 9 the so-called lifeboat deal to accommodate hong kong this will hold british nationals this is possible that certainly you can offer them a pop up license but on the other hand it's not that they will ask the lady china's position relations which has been rather. busy week and while this is going on you have another. huge. debate just in the city but with. russia this is not the 1

it's a lonely path that mason law has chosen but one where he believes he can be the most useful to the cause. of the world struggles to deal with worldwide coronavirus health emergency more than 500 staff the largest hospital in the lebanese capital beirut for just been laid off just one of many dire consequences of the country's worst economic crisis since the civil war 30 years ago. lebanon's economy is on the verge of complete collapse the local currency has lost more than 80 percent of its value on the black market food prices have skyrocketed leaving lebanese from all walks of life unable to put food on the table if the trend continues the government warns that 60 percent of the population could fall into poverty by the end of 2020. but this dire situation is anything but a surprise. lebanon is the 3rd most indebted country in the world by g.d.p. its economy has been in freefall for years. recently the government failed to make a $1200000000.00 payment for foreign bonds the 1st such default in lebanon's history. government mismanagement and corruption are rampant. over the years v

it's a lonely path that mason law has chosen but one where he believes he can be the most useful to the cause. a ceremony has been held in berlin to mark the 76th anniversary of a failed attempt to assassinate hitler it was attended by a defense minister on a cracked cam bar who also swore in new recruits to the german armed services which are in her remarks she reminds them that their loyalty is to the country and not to any particular leader i am most solemn trumpet salute for the heroes of the german resistance the pared down ceremony was held at the site of plots ins a prison in berlin where many of the conspirators were executed after their plot to kill hitler and failed. on the 20th of july 944 german army officer class fun stuff and bad led the attempt to kill the dictator with a briefcase bomb heedless of vive the attack but the plot showed the world that not all germans backed the nazis a story that still has meaning today according to down from banks grandson this is any bits of the his story it is a. truth that in democracies there have been many successful assassinations whi

it's a lonely path that mason law has chosen but one where he believes he can be the most useful to the cause. for more on the story let's go to hong kong where our correspondent is standing by for us we saw there that nathan law is now in london and we also mentioned the britain is looking to suspend its extradition treaty with hong kong does the democracy movement there see britain as a safe haven. to ask. nations and tensions what. did the u.k. actually follow suit many of his allies including the us canada. and australia suspended its extradition treaty with hong kong so the hong kong controversial national security law is only one of the reasons. britain and china. that you can have to basically announce out to remove chinese telecommunications giants hallways from your network and the u.k. government is also under pressure from party members to sanction chinese officials . to human rights abuses so. beijing. in home in london has already warned that. resolutely media to any kind of like what chinese official. in the. u.k. and finally going to. the shop. meanwhile we've been lookin

it's a lonely path that mason law has chosen but one where he believes he can be the most useful to the cos. in germany the trial begins on tuesday of a man charged with attacking a synagogue in the eastern town of holland last october the suspect tried and failed to storm the synagogue but is accused of shooting 2 people dead one in the street and another in the co-op shop the incident has sparked a debate in germany about the safety of its jewish citizens a spokesperson have this to say as the court prepares for the trials of the mine club before the defendant stands accused of attacking the fundamental values of our society especially the peaceful coexistence of different religions and groups in society or confess your one on deck affairs of people who are out for going on. in space on he is alleged to have caused immeasurable personal suffering but based on the rule of law the state will respond by conducting a fair trial in fear. and for more let's bring in political correspondent thomas barrow is following this story for us so thomas what can we expect our on. tomorrow is the begi

the second book i would recommend is a book by david bernstein of george mason law school called rehabilitating lochner, defending individual rights against progressive reform. i would also recommend this book as well. if you read this book, you get a somewhat different take on the facts of what was happening in the bake shop trade than you have heard so far. for one thing, you haven't heard anything about the difference between the bake shop companies, the large bakery companies, who actually were not necessarily working their workers longer hours. they could use shift workers, for example, because they had enough workers to work around the clock that way. baking does involve a certain amount of round the clock tending of ovens. if you have many employees, it's easier to work them in shifts to handle that. if you have a very, very small bake shop, a solo bake shop, then it's harder to do that. at that point, employees have to stay longer. they have to sleep somewhere nearby so they can get up and tend the ovens. this was a law that was primarily, and at the time, it was actually quite consciou

. >> jamil javer is director of the national security law and policy program at george mason university antonin scalia law center and clerked for neil gorsuch twice and former adviser to the senate house and intelligence committee and president george w. bush and thanks for being here tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> so as we begin, jeffrey rosen, we worked on selecting this case and why is this case interesting to you. >> it is the most important privacy case of the 20th century as justice alito said. this is the case that repudiated the idea that you needed to have a physical trespass to trigger the fourth amendment. this is the general warrants and writs of assistance that sparked the american revolution but in the age of electronic technology it made no sense to say that you had to trespass on property private in order to have an unreasonable search of our persons or electronic effects and by declaring that the law protects people not places, the court set the stage for moving the fourth amendment into the electronic age and that is precisely the debate that we're having today.

>>we saw that every day when i shot a law she left her corporate job to launch mason dixie biscuit co she couldn't have dreamed of how big of a hit it was going to be we had lines all the way down to the costco probably 2 miles long on it was like as if that opening day lasted. a month and a half a first generation american who grew up in public housing and work a half dozen jobs just to get through college the comfort food pop-up was the ultimate success story and the accolades. >>and brick and mortar location and most importantly. >>customer loyalty followed in spades we really important for us at the time to be a part of a neighborhood and a community and not just be in downtown. then came the pandemic the first week or 2. it was. basically no traffic i think we're making a $100 a day. so like it went to nothing business never returned above 50% of its past sales leading to this gut wrenching decision we couldn't sustain the business any more money should the town of lassa writing the letter now taped in the window of a restaurant. >>letter owner of a thriving business could ever i

>>we saw that every day when i shot a law she left her corporate job to launch mason dixie this kiko she couldn't have dreamed of how big of a hit it was going to be we had lines all the way down to the costco probably 2 miles long on it was like as if that opening day lasted. a month and a half a first generation american who grew up in public housing and work a half dozen jobs just to get through college comfort food pop-up was the ultimate success story and the accolades. >>permanent brick and mortar location and most importantly. >>customer loyalty followed in spades we really important for us at the time to be a part of a neighborhood and a community and not just be in downtown then came the pandemic the first week or 2. it was. basically no traffic i think we're making a $100 a day. so like it went to nothing business never returned above 50% of its past sales leading to this gut wrenching decision we couldn't sustain the business any more money should a town without a law shep writing the letter now taped in the window of a restaurant. >>the letter owner of a thriving business

counsel will begin "take any lawful and necessary steps to protect against harm caused by federal officers. there are serious concerns that the trump administration masons and federal agents after last weekend's protest at the alameda courthouse. about $200,000 damage was done to the building. that includes setting a fire, breaking windows and damaging some of the 90-year-old doris. >> you are not invited here. we do not want you to come here. and we will do what we can to prevent you from coming here. >> he didn't say what the steps might be. federal officers have been sent to several cities where there has been some street violence, but critics say the presence of those agents is doing more to stoke the violence and to curtail it. some bay area labor unions are calling for money to be taken away from local police department. a coalition of labor groups gathered outside the office of said risk san francisco police officer situation. including african-americans and latinos. >> people are being killed on the streets every day by police officers, that don't know how to deal with people with mental disabilities. so they come into a situation very gung and

warren law was the father of six, a good father he is a grand master, of the california masons, and he was a veteran who had served his country in world war i he was deeply, and movingly a patriot. he was an activist, to be sure but unlike his leadership, here's what that activism created. segregated schools were ruled unconstitutional, so we're states the gave white voters more power over blacks were ordered to stop. get four people were given lawyers to represent them. police would have to get a warrant before ransacking a home. people horrors arrested were reminded they have a right to a lawyer. public officials, were warned that this is a country founded on as the appreciation of -- . bureaucrats thought they were they could write prayers, and force children to speak them in school. but they were told that prayer was for religious leaders, and not public officials. i would like to conclude, by asking this. which of those principles, would anyone here liberal or conservative, disavow. to any of us believe that this would be a better country, if public schools discriminated by race,

and now he's off to harvard law showing us how hard work pays offe "today," july 13th, 2020 ♪ >> good morning from our family. >> from houston, texas >> we're celebrating mason's>> and my tita >> we love you >> greetings from the beautiful southern oregon wine country >> that's fantastic. >> that's amazing. i feel like we're there, hoda. that could actually happen me, you, wine country. morning, everybody craig, you got to come too >> i'm here. >> we got to meet those girls. come on. they look like so much fun >> they seem fun >> they captured you guys. >> they did. isn't it good we're all three kind of together in this moment. >> welcome back. >> i've had vacation you had vacation craig, yours is coming up. >> next week i'm out. >> all right we're going to have a lot of fun, though, coming up check out our crowd. check out our my "today" plaza we have so many things to celebrate. we're going to get in touch with all those folks on the big board. >> all right it's going to be good. >>> we've got a lot to get to in the news here are the headlines at 8:00 the latest on the coronavirus. the world health organization announced a record surge in new cases around th

mason joins us this morning. we have a ton to get to. president trump is doubling down on his plan to send more federal law enforcement officers into some of america's biggest cities despite local leaders saying they are not welcome. >>> plus california passes new york's total for the highest number of coronavirus cases. this as a growing number of states impose new mask restrictions. we'll get to all of that. >>> but first person, woman, man, camera, tv. for the second time this week, president trump spent time bragging about his cognitive testing results. this time in an interview with fox news contributor dr. mark segal. >> it was 30 or 35 questions, the first questions are easy, the last questions are much more difficult. like a memory question. it's like you'll go person, woman, man, camera, tv. so they say, could you repeat that. so i said, yeah. so it's person, woman, man, camera, tv. okay. that's very good. if if you get it in order, you get extra points. now he's asking you other questions, other questions and then ten minutes, 15 minutes, 20 minutes later, say remember the first question, not the first but the tenth question,