he was looking for an african-american athletes it was not from the south but who was influenced by the broader tenor of the time free to sugar rayson was very influenced by what it meant to live in harlem. and harlem, in many ways a character in the story. i people should know that this is not a typical biography. certainly not a typical sports biography. you have the marvelous personification's of parliament jazz music. of esquire magazine. in effect become characters in the story. why is it important to understand harlem. and to understand sugar ray robinson. wil: people always make a statement, he had such style. well what does that mean. i was intrigued with that. what was inside. i did want to just write the book and tell the reader that sugar ray robinson had silent class about giving them explanation of how it grew and him. he grew up in detroit when he was about 12 years old. his mother moved him to harlem. father stayed behind. he was always estranged from his father like joe lewis. but i think is important. i think that both of them later sugar ray robinson, lived for father figures. and i think of them found father fi

but it is not an equal opportunities killer. ease. that rai or not. the social determinants and on the. day is. so why is it that coveted 19 seems to affect the very poorest among us most of all. welcome to this 19 special ops in berlin it's great to have you with us so far from being the great leveller as it's occasionally been described coronavirus has exposed inequalities within societies also often it's those at the bottom of the economic ladder who are suffering the most. senior consultant dr g. is doing his rounds every patient must be tested for corona virus on admission for some weeks now fewer and fewer suspected cases have been coming to the hospital in time shot in western germany to begin in the beginning we saw very mobile people they were middle aged to younger patients students business travelers holiday makers or those returning from a ski trip for example it was indeed an atypical composition for a long station like ours and over the course of time it's shifted a bit to the patients who are now significantly older again which is conne

seth apple also used to rent a room from ray not while recovering from his addictions he was adopted by lance and carol apple pious financially stable and seemingly prosperous in every sense a good christian couple. there are some. number 12. i got to call. 36 morning. had a particular addiction to alcohol was an issue for me but. the it's called the. active ingredient in cough syrup. and they also the street name for it is called robo tripping robitussin and what he would do is he would drink several bottles of it and it would cause some. effect and that's what he was. pretty much with using drugs for about 12 years he did have some very stringent rules that he voiced that. no heroin you know he said don't mess with those so he really we believe he thinks thought he had a handle on this that he was using it properly and he was not quite. willing to give it up. well we had let's see a little was the best i know them are 6155 pm so this isn't my 1st child it's korea's 1st child my 1st child was adopted. by a fusing family to say that it was the best option and you know my cousins ende

was you know corey met when they both rented rooms from ray not have been heroin it misuses for than 10 years. corey is from a very poor family in west virginia his mother abandoned her at birth and she's never seen her biological father. then that's me he was right after they adapted me is that after that 4 days old i remember that she doesn't even know the. big mystery i don't really care. it's not important. and i have a great family anyway. and then that's me senior picture so i was 17 and a half there. and i was a blonde then. if. this says her adoptive parents were wealthy and loving but that didn't save her from addiction and other things the rap sheet and corey have now stayed sober and i knew. i was just broken you know i broke in college when i was raped in that stairwell you know that's when i was like started drinking and that slate when the the addiction in me was like awakened but never like. consistently or like nourished like i mean i nurtured my heroin it made everything that was broken inside of me go away. when we met for all things he was working at one of across

ray not surprised to see some of these -- we are not surprised to see these.e do not think we are going to get clear outlooks from these companies. for banks, we are not as positive because we are worried about lower interest rates. we think some of the regions they are doing well right now are for reasons that are sustainable like capital markets and trading. goldman sachs is one of the higher quality banks. in that sector, we are -- companies like goldman sachs and jp morgan. but as a whole, we are not a fan. alix: what do you do with tech? saira: you want to stick with companies that can capitalize on megatrends. software, a handful of companies have gotten above the 5 billion revenue level. if you're going to pay the premium for technology, though with the winners that can capitalize on trends. robotics, artificial intelligence, the cloud, there are times when if you can find the right company that could get up above the 5 billion paths -- plus revenue and stay there. you have to be careful out, -- you have to be careful, otherwise you are paying premiums.

it will be a woman, but a lot of polls suggest that americans think that ray should not be a factor. four out of five said that. annette: that's intereststing, normally the p pick a vp has little influence on ththe outco. bubut this time, things are so different. about a pickd talk and we almost forget the vice president afterwards. i challenge most people to name the vice president's of several past u.s. presidents. they are often in the backdrop and you only see them at funerals. winsis case, if joe biden in november, when inaugurated in january, he'd be 78, the oldestt president sworn into office. that raises a lot of red flags about his possible health. he has had some health issues, he seems to be healthy now. but it's far from a foregone conclusion that he wouould surve area a lot of voters could be going to the polls with that in mind, knowing this is not an abstract political choice, this would have to be a policy person and presidential. when you say the vice president is a heartbeat away, it means a lot when you're talking about this to killer race -- this particular race.

ray: not a lot. dino: it goes with root beer. lemonis: does root beer sell? ray: i would say no.onis: do you sell mango? dino: it don't matter. it's staying. lemonis: do you sell mango? [ applause ] who loves simply slices? [ crowd cheers ] lemonis: we got to cut four more. how's it doing, dino? dino: it's going good, baby, going good. i think you're a genius. lemonis: i think you're a smart-ass. come on. i'm just waiting for my guy. he'll be here any second. hey, dino. it's marcus. i have the chef here. just give me an eta. that would be great. hey, dino. i'm getting a little worried that you're late. amazing school district. the hoa has been very involved. these shrubs aren't board approved. you need to break down your cardboard. thank you. violation. violation. i see you've met cynthia. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. and it does help us save a bunch of money. two inches over regulation. thanks, cynthia. for bundling made easy, go to geico.com t-now that sprint is a part ofd. t-mobile thanks, cynthia. we have more towers, more engineers, and more

>>it was exposed to a positive case, but ray says that's not enough she says ice instead should pursue alternatives to detention and release those detainees who pose no threat to community is completely right shoes for us to question. >>isis treatment in response to covid-19 but let's not go too far, but louisiana republican clay higgins says releasing detainees also risks spreading the virus into the community in washington, i'm anna warning key. >>for 36 is the time in san francisco's sanctuary policies do comply with federal law that's the ruling from the 9th circuit court of appeals. the decision upholds a 2018 decision which ruled that the trump administration cannot withhold federal grants from san francisco over its sanctuary policies. city attorney janice herrera filed the first lawsuit on this issue back in 2017. he released a statement that reads in part quote the trump administration should spend less time villain ise ing immigrants and more time trying to help all americans during this devastating pandemic now is not the time to try to withhold funding from local government

in may 2017 the parisienne carried the results of a 2nd autopsy that revealed that adam at trial ray had not died of the recurrence of a previous infection. the 2nd autopsy found that the cause of his death had been suffocation. honestly is a shall no more indifferent question which on his own. cigar streets. yeah. you can by the. deaths in custody raises questions about french police and which i put to a former senior officer. is a. place about the. ability. to free. people we. didn't see. your decision to who refuse to be with us to join the police or police and then this last week. because. it was a very i don't feel. that we probably. should be she didn't. visit community that it was a very. back to the memes at me next it is the ability of hossa but is it. because it is a horse thank you so the question of can can we do a vision. no half off we can microbe. adam a trial raise death in custody is very high profile and the investigation is still ongoing. unrest on france above and states has been linked to the failing relationship between young people and the police for many as. in 2005 t

rays. spread knowledge, not the virus. i did a video on youtube and on tiktok. are all about i'm not a physicist, which is obviously accurate, but you don't need to be a physicist to know that 56 does not cause coronavirus, you need to be human with common sense and logic. the real worry is young kids and other people who could be, for want of a better term, brainwashed by these ludicrous theories, which doesn'tjust stop with 56 and coronavirus. it goes to vaccines, then young mothers not vaccinating their kids. and by not vaccinating, we can have outbreaks of these things, we don't want that. it has been over seven weeks since most people have seen their loved ones. around 300 people have taken part in a protest against the lockdown. but a week after the last protest there was another, and it was much bigger. tom symons was there. protesters gathered near spea kers' corner making few attempts to keep their distance from one another. they oppose the government's measures, some saying the virus was a hoax. piers corbyn, the brother of the former labour leader, wa

been made. 17 the parisienne carried the results of a 2nd autopsy that revealed that adam at trial ray had not died of the recurrence of a previous infection. the 2nd autopsy found that the cause of his death had been suffocation. honestly if. it. begs. for someone with. its ability. to. want to. add them up. you can. use. race deaths in custody raises questions about french police in which i put to a former senior officer. i feel. elated. you see but the party must face about the. border between. the 2 free. people we. didn't see. your decision to who refuse to be with us to join the police or police in the disaster. because. it was a very good look for the men so his image was that he probably has some of these a mood should be she didn't. visit community that it was a very. if i'm talking to members at me next it is its ability. but is it. because it is a horse thank you so the question of can can we do a vision. no one often can. buy them a trial raise death in custody is very high profile and the investigation is still ongoing. unrest on france above and states has been linked to the fail

ray off his not exposing our has repeatedly ignored precautions like wearing it last and social distancing but has tested negative for cone of eyes at least 3 times missiles will 2nd hardest hit country by the pandemic that's off the u.s. . if you had seen the showing last man attacking the both of migrants trying to reach grace absent all the identity of the attackers has been and yet but our own investigations unit and research collective bending have uncovered information suggesting they may have been linked to the greek close caught at the ins denies all wrongdoing we will have more from the greek minister in a moment but 1st this report by. and by. the sea off greece poses a puzzling question was a disturbing answer mol migrant boats are leaving turkey for the e.u. but on the greek island of less bust there hasn't been an increase in a rival yes. there were 19 people on this boat but that one. is 16 year old from afghanistan soon these pictures he said it was shortly after the mosque men attacked them from endangering the boat was in requote off last boss on the 5th of june this year

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and rays that i don't. i'm not a lot of my friends have been injured and it's getting really scary. speaking of postcode into skate brown the governor of oregon said on our court we cannot have secret police abducting people on court is that really what's going on there. it seems to be i have been lucky enough not experienced it myself or witnessed it but i have read on thread why you think we get that after all we test she said she was taken out of context i was part house on terror on and on a few hours later they were turned out and you work and it's good that you just wrote this for us a problem is doesn't carry extra legal guns that carry that will continue to release people. not wanting to box i especially are protests own very scary it's disturbing when you see the vote is basically having the impact and these moves were supposed to have been there for protests are going to subside. oh no i don't think so portland is very angry a couple weeks ago we got a couple 100. 1000 and i got last night now i think we know this is you have to get in and. this is the kind of thing. none

>>it was exposed to a positive case, but ray says that's not enough. >>she says ice instead should pursue alternatives to detention and release those detainees who pose no threat to community is completely right shoes for us to question isis treatment in response to covid-19 but let's not go too far, but louisiana republican clay higgins says releasing detainees also risks spreading the virus into the community in washington, i'm anna warning key. >>well one in 3 young adults are at risk of contracting covid-19 and smoking apparently plays a big part in that risk factor. that's according to a new study by ucsf the study also found that men were more vulnerable to the virus than women by about 3% as a matter of fact also the effect of smoking surpasses less common risk such as asthma and obesity. in that study medical vulnerability for young people who smoke stood at more than 31%. the state's 2 largest school districts are keeping their campuses closed in the fall school leaders in both los angeles and san diego announced that they're going to be holdi

if i just think that there's not enough in the same way that ray thought it was not enough to provide an answer to the question, and there are all these states doing what colorado is doing, why not just leave it to them? >> because, your honor, when justice kagan when you said all these states are doing what colorado is doing, it has never been the case that a state is doing what colorado is doing. that's 221 years of unbroken history. i think that speaks very loudly if your honor is concerned with how to interpret that silence. and for -- >> go ahead, please. , no, no, your honor if your ready to move on. >> that was directed to justice kagan. >> no, i'm done, thank you. >> justice gorsuch? >> suppose mr. baca had asked congress to count his vote. and congress decided to do so. would we be here? >> yes, you would, your honor. there's no mechanism for mr. baca to ask congress to count his vote. e state has pointed to any recognition. in -- >> let's agree congress had counted has vote. that's my hypothetical. would we be here? >> if congress had counted his vote instead of the vote of

not everybody will want to see. i will leave you with news of two films which have recently arrived on dvd and blu—ray. avoiding tax, why not go after the big boys? look at apple and amazon, starbucks. are you chasing me? it is not them. i suggest google. how much tax did google pay? not very much. this is nick. he is chronically in my life. from director michael winterbottom, comes greed, a broad stroke with nods towards greek tragedy inspired by the real antics of philip green. steve coogan is slimy rag trade mogul richard mccready, a portrait of indulgence, planning a lavish birthday celebration on the island of mykonos. she's in your face. i want it in my face. the film is in an easy mix of farce in global politics, not one of his best worth it for coogan‘s wall tooth performance. jackson. use it to get some food, maybe a run. you're going to offer me money and they tell me what to do with it? more low—key is the public, the thought—provoking drama directed by leading man emilio estevez about a library that becomes the centre of a homelessness protest. overlooked at cinemas, it deserves to find a wi

not a ray of sunshine. a ray of vlad. or if you prefer, a ray of sunshine. not mine. it. good morning. here's a few stories we think you'll be talking about. this is an important story. >> a woman who called the cops on a black man who was bird watching in new york central park has been charged with filing a false police report. >> there's an african-american man, he's recording me and threatening myself and my dog. >> you may remember that video. chris cooper asked amy cooper, no relation to put her dog on a leash in a section of the park where it's required. she's heard telling police he's threatening her but we don't hear that in the video he took. cooper spoke to gayle shortly after that confrontation. >> even that act was racist. i'm not sure someone's life should be defind by 60 seconds of poor judgment. >> amy cooper has apologized and the wall street firm where she worked fired her. a lawyer said she will be found innocent once all facts are known. gayle, i thought it was interesting in your interview that conversation that he had with his sister is one that's

are left to defend the court hours and federal buildings without local cooperation which is very ray notlaw enforcement level. you see some of the results. laser attacks. tire punk you aring. these are violent, violent acts. one sets up the other. they use commercial fireworks, mortars, they shoot them sideways instead of up. they hit three officers. at the same time to they use lasers to attack their eyes. those lasers can do damage. regularly available lasers unfortunately on the market can do eye damage. they're being used to intentionally do that. that is what our officers are facing. these are not peaceful protesters. these are violent anarchists. that is what we're dealing with. pete: absolutely right, mr. deputy secretary, i have to ask you about your boss. this is getting personal. a group in washington, d.c., posting on facebook a planned protest of the acting secretary chat wolf. they wrote this on facebook. the department of homeland security under the leadership of acting secretary chad wolf was deployed to portland, oregon last week. unidentified federal agents kidnapped pro

rays showing almost complete lung failure patients who could not communicate their symptoms clearly because they did not speak the language. that means the hurdle to seek help was much higher for these people these mentioned one corridor further along is that covert isolation ward right now only one patient is being treated here. when the pandemic was at its peak so all of us were occupied. the doctors here had to pool their experience with the disease to find out which patients were hit particularly hard. to this clearly has something to do with social status starting with the work you do whether you are more exposed whether you couldn't work from home but instead had to continue working at the supermarket checkout or on public transport and of course that applies more to low paid jobs that was a factor and in addition there is also the risk of more severe progression if you have the disease already studies have also shown that that is clearly related to a certain social status. coronavirus patients stay in hospital for a long time they start to talk and then they tell dr gelug how badly t

so it really makes all options equal, which they're not equal. >> ray lean, you mentioned earlier toust before we started this interview that you only stumbled upon the option of virtual learning. you didn't realize initially that you had any other option? >> correct. when they started to talk about having school again there was a small section that if your child had any extenuating circumstances, that they could contact the special ed department, and when i contacted them, i'm a nurse and i work with the elderly, so i contacted them and said my child is not the one with the special circumstances, that i am and i would choose to have an alternate method than in-person learning. >> well, the surge in coronavirus cases in the u.s. is weighing on the economy. federal reserve chairman jerome powell says the pace of the recovery has hit a snag and announced wednesday the fed is leaving interest rates unchanged at near zero. >> we have seen some signs in recent weeks that the increase in virus cases and the renewed measures to control it are starting to weigh on economic activity. for exam

not have an investigation within a predicate which meant that they. liz: were having technical difficulties. did we get him back? to be get robert ray back? ent out for a moment. liz: finisher thoughts. >> they did not have a thread to support an investigation and they would not let it go. when i say they, they extended all the way up to vice president biden and barack obama with the assistance of james comey and the fbi, they wanted the investigation to continue even though they knew it should not. liz: okay, robert ray, sorry about the technical difficulties, come back soon. >> thanks very much. take care. liz: coming up u.s. border officials now warning that drug cartels are exploiting the u.s. unrest in the covid-19 pandemic and pushing for m m m m i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ find a stock basedtech. on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for sm

not have an investigation within a predicate which meant that they. liz: were having technical difficulties. did we get him back? to be get robert ray back? s. >> they did not have a thread to support an investigation and they would not let it go. when i say they, they extended all the way up to vice president biden and barack obama with the assistance of james comey and the fbi, they wanted the investigation to continue even though they knew it should not. liz: okay, robert ray, sorry about the technical difficulties, come back soon. >> thanks very much. take care. liz: coming up u.s. border officials now warning that drug cartels are exploiting the u.s. unrest in the covid-19 pandemic and pushing for massive amounts of drugs to get that across the border, former top border official tom homan is going to break it down next. and you won a golden ticket. all of these are face masks. this looks like a bottle of vodka. but when we first got these, we were like whoa! [laughing] my three-year-old, when we get a box delivered, screams "mommy's work!" mommy's work. with this pandemic, safety is even more important to make sure we go home safe eve

two senators in their 80s have already said they will not be attending. ray bogan, fox news. >>> the city of austin, texas is cracking down on anyone who does not wear a face mask. the austin city council unanimously approved a measure that finds violators $2000. leaders say they have been infected with coronavirus. the austin city council says it doesn't want to hand out fines, but rather make sure the community complies with safety guidelines. austin and its county are in stage four of a five stage reopening process. >>> the san jose soccer team will play their first game in months later on tonight. the earthquakes will play the top-seeded seattle sandals fc in the mls back tournament happening in orlando florida. the two western conference teams are among the big league soccer teams playing again for the first time since march. san jose only played two games before the season was suspended because of the pandemic. >>> still to come at noon, a fire on the ultima pass overnight leads to the closure of all lanes of 580. next, what firefighters say is to blame

ray: political writers love to talk about inside campaign intrigue, especially now when there's not much campaigning going on. neither major party nominee can really get out there and campaign and sketch out their platform. so it's similar of to criminologists watching the mayday parade in moscow and seeing who was standing where. campaigns hire and fire people, they promote and demote of people. howard: particularly in this campaign, donald trump ultimately is his own campaign manager. let me get a break. when we come back, the new york times in turmoil as the top editor resigns, blasts the liberal colleagues for bullying her. people used to care. heck, they'd come all the way out here just for a blurry photo of me. oh, that's a good one. wait, what's that? that's just the low-battery warning. oh, alright. now it's all, "check out my rv," and, "let's go four-wheeling." maybe there's a little part of me that wanted to be seen. well, progressive helps people save when they bundle their home with their outdoor vehicles. so they've got other things to do now, bigfoot. wait, what'd you just

back 10 years ago more than 10 years ago you had no one did anything absolutely not and christopher ray actually you know he talked about it at one point and then we're seeing this administration still act like none of this is ever happened and it doesn't exist and that data doesn't matter it is post trump i hope that regardless of what happens to excessive thing we kind of get into this thing of boy one strum gone from school and all this problem disappears it doesn't disappear but i just hope that you know if you remove this person from all you know if you voted out of office that somebody actually takes this seriously go away. the wonderful world of sports gets a new challenge almost daily with kobe 1000 cases continuing to spread across the u.s. sports teams are faced with major decisions major league baseball team the mammy marlins recently announced they were temporarily polishing their season following the latest round of code 1000 tests the team's most recent test results showed a growing number of positive players bringing the total to 15 players among the 33 who travel for the

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