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i mean, this issue with the russian bounties is another last straw.aw is going all the way back to attacking john mccain. i think more than ever before the american military feels abandoned and used by trump. i think that is going to hurt him in the polls, but in the meantime they feel really unstable. they don't know what is coming next and they don't know if they are going to be deployed into places like washington, d.c. for riots. trump continues to puts us in really difficult positions that are more about politics than the well-being of national defense. >> and not to mention the number of cases of coronavirus among active service members is on the rise as well. paul, thanks for being on with us. thank you, everybody, for being with us. don't go away because there's another hour of "meet the press daily" after the break. but bristol myers squibb is working to change things. by researching new kinds of medicines that could help you live longer. including options that are chemo-free. because we're committed to bringing new hope into lung cancer care

club in the bundesliga this to fill the sole remaining spot in germany's top tier after a goal of straw in the 1st leg of the match up the 2nd leg was the decider. hiden himes journey has taken them from 6th division obscurity to the brink of the bundesliga and despite no spectators allowed into the tiny stadium they did have some home support. after just 3 minutes the visitors got off the mark on closer inspection it was an own goal norman tyler cowen himself a former braman player putting it into his own net with the way goals counting is the tiebreaker breman now knew a drool would suffice heighten himes 1st major upset came after the break when around 50 local fans somehow snuck into the stadium and were promptly chucked out again perhaps this woke the home side up 5 minutes from time to be a small bust 3 and unleashed a shot that was put in on the rebound by team kleindienst his 15th goal of the season. with hard time then throwing everything forward better braman broke free in the 90 full of minutes to restore their lead absolute big team suns goal sparked wild celebrations. it wa

the final straw came a few days ago when the site's editor and she was fired prompting more than 80 staff to resign on friday. that the 1st said. our editor in chief was fired this week and while i don't want to speak on behalf of all of us for me this was the red line i can't work there anymore. one point to put out the. shortly after protesters flooded the streets when they want to fake showed real news and it's getting more and more difficult almost impossible to get that in hungary now we don't know what's happening around us because the state media isn't telling the truth. now. and honestly regardless of the website the reason why it came to demonstrate is that another independent news portal has fallen victim to the government and i really don't like that and that's why i came i don't think there's any free press. hungry foreign secretary denies the government poses a threat to press freedom she reckons the show me a concrete case one was a journalist in hungary not allowed to write what they thought. in texas just the latest of several hunger news outlets to fall under control of g

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joined now by our correspondent in a straw she's in brussels marina a new proposal put forward this morning what we know about it. shelf plan is ready to break the deadlock been experiencing yesterday on the 1st day of the summit so as it looks like at the moment the overall sound of the recovery package won't change but the proposal is to reduce the amount of grants to convince the so-called frugal countries led by the know the lambs mark route michelle also wants to get them some other goodies to win them over for example rebates on the overall budget . so how likely is it that leaders are going to be able to reach an agreement whether it's this proposal or any other we've heard from a diplomat's really am. this is from outside that actually this proposal is a step in the right direction but the next 24 hours will show if the country's if the 27 member states those so divided will be able to find a solution so actually we are preparing for a very long night. let's get more into these talks what comes out of it this is a big moment for the e.u. what does it mean for the blocks future well

that was the last straw for e.u. competition commissioner my creative us here in 2016 the european commission ordered apple to pay ireland 13000000000 euros in back taxes but dublin and apple both appealed the ruling. and want more details on that story as they call in let's get you briefed on some of the other news around the world right now u.s. supreme court just. ruth bader ginsburg ginsburg has been admitted to a washington d.c. hospital that received treatment for a possible infection she's 87 and is one of 4 liberals on the supreme court if she is replaced in the health reasons neutral before m.t.v. could tilt the court in a more conservative direction. elaine maxwell has been denied bail after pleading not guilty to sex crimes charges linked to alleged dealings with her former associate jeffrey epstein u.s. prosecutors say the british service socialite is a flight risk she's accused of helping the late financier recruit an abuse minors. thousands of bolivians of protests against the capital in la paz because

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that was the last straw for e.u. competition commissioner my creative us here in 2060 in the european commission ordered apple to pay ireland 13000000000 euros in back taxes but dublin and apple both appealed the ruling. and now joined by author sullivan from d.w. businesses looks a little closer to the story it looks like a major vindication of full countries a low tax policies like ireland so where does this leave the european. a mission in the fight against tax avoidance but it's definitely a blow hard symbolically it's a big blow but it is important to draw a distinction between this specific case and the wider fight against tax avoidance so this case looked at the issue of illegal state aid did at those specific arrangements in ireland amount when you can state it the courts today said it didn't that the commission did not prove that it did under various levels and the verdict is quite clear in that regard over the wider issue that is that countries like ireland and the netherlands and so on so forth that the co

you know for that for that matter and then when you consider the teams the biggest the 1st i guess straw that broke the camel's back so to speak was fed ex fed ex you know paid them over $200000000.00 for the naming rights of their stadium they threaten to take their name off other companies followed suit nike amazon if you want to look for washington redskins merchandise right now you can find it on anywhere available because they've taken it you know off of you know the availability list is the one team right now you cannot buy any merchandise well interesting ok tell us about this team's name in washington well so the team has always you know been embedded with racism there founder did not even want to integrate the national football league this is back in the 1960 s. he had to do so because he was pressured by the kid the administration you know basically so he obviously buckled to that pressure and the legacy now he's been erased from history the founder had a monument standing in front of their old stadium they took that down erased all of his you know name from all of the official

that was the last straw for e.u. competition commissioner my creative s. here in 2016 the european commission ordered apple to pay ireland 13000000000 euros in back taxes but dublin and apple both appeal the ruling. we're going to brussels correspondent barbara visa with us as well as our business reporter on the sullivan with me of the apple's welcome the deal so is island even though it just missed out on how much 13000000000 euro yeah that's right so there'll be a lot of parties and i've been celebrating what we're not going to do with 13000000000 euros of those seriously there actually won't be because there's really a lot of people in ireland who aren't happy about this so for starters the opposition parties in our large swathes of the public feel it's quite embarrassing and insulting that of the time when the irish government is spending a fortune on payments to try and boost the economy off the crown of ours or during the democrat or a while this is happening they're turning down it's actually more than $13000000000.00 euros because that figure has

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was it -- was this the straw that broke the camel's back, what was it about what was being said about dr. fauci that led to this very public statement? >> what led to the statement at least for me was the fundamental dishonesty that the group used and it was somebody within the white house apparently, but doing things like quoting part of one of fauci's statements and acting as if that was his opinion when, in fact, he said at this point in time, you don't have to modify your day-to-day behavior. that was february 29th. and then he went on to say, but, this could change if this -- if we see community spread. they left out the critical part. that was really the message that dr. fauci was trying to make. so the straw that broke the camel's back for us was when they were doing maneuvers that demonstrated they didn't want a legitimate conversation. they wanted to use traditional, i would say political maneuvers, to discredit somebody who is worthy of our admiration. >> do you think, as kaitlan collins was just reporting, that some in the white house think the damage is done in terms of ef

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it's not a straw -- but more than the state can handle? hurricane isaias would be a huge issue. but you take into the contents of dealing with the pandemic, it becomes a major problem. you mentioned that the covid sites have been forced to be shut down in many places across the state. you have the companion problem as to what they're going to do about shelters, the governor warning the florida residents should have days of food and water. that often leads to folks needing to access shelters. that means asking the counties to put special precautions in place to stop the spread of the coronavirus, meaning only 50 people per shelter, hand sanitizer, mandatory masks and social distancing. they're suggesting that each person be given up to 60 square feet inside these shelters. that is going to be a very difficult task to manage, especially if there's high demand for the shelters. shelters have et why to open across the state as they wait to see how the storm progresses. there is still a hope it's just a rain maker, but they are prepared for the

i can't say that there was a last straw because there have been so many straws, but certainly the horrors at the border, you know, the separating of children from their parents, the torture, the kidnapping, and the incarceration of them in cages was unthinkable, unbearable. and when an opportunity presented itself to me to do something, i needed to take a leap. >> our guest tonight is mary trump. her new book is called "too much and never enough." we'll be right back with more. . when you walk into an amazon fulfillment center, it's like walking into the chocolate factory 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 every single day. >>> you write in a very dramatic section of the book towards the end about the leap that you took when you decided that you would provide the financial documents that you had to "the new york

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you basically have a drink straw in a tube. you spit down the straw into the tube. it's a relatively fast test to run. so far at least we have been promising 48 hours. so far we have done better than that. usually we get the results out in 24. >> reporter: two significant benefits. one is, as you heard, results from 24 to 48 hours instead of more than a week. the other is by doing this type of saliva test, it doesn't require the personnel, the same number of personnel to do those nasal swabs. here efs talking with an executive from nextcare urgent care. he said they don't have the health care professional staffs to process enough people. that's why you see these hour-long lines. it doesn't require the same sort of ppe where folks can take that test tube, dispose of their sal live have and have results back in 24 to 48 hours. promising development in arizona here. >> certainly is. i know you're going to continue to watch it very closely. vaughn hillyard, thank you so much. appreciate the great report there. >>> meanwhile, schools in arizona are supposed to reopen in

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i can't say that there was a last straw because there had been so many straws, but certainly the horrors at the border, you know, the separating of children from their parents, the torture, the kidnapping and the incarceration of them in cages was unthinkable, unbearable. and when an opportunity presented itself to me to do something, i needed to take a leap. >> joy reid, your reaction to that explanation of why now instead of four years ago. >> i peen the sad thing about it is, lawrence, if she had come out and gibbon this information in 2016 she's right, probably a lot of people wouldn't have believed her. there was such an irrational hatred of hillary clinton among a certain part of this country who no matter what anyone said about donald trump, look everyone found out before donald trump was elected he wouldn't allow black people to rent in his buildings. everyone knew he had quotes like a well educated black was better than a well educated white. there was knowledge already he cheated people, he didn't pay people, he was cruel to people. all of this was known information and people

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finally it's the last straw and we won't stop until justice is served for all and for the police to be defended. >> reporter: esquire reminded people to bring masks and fines, if youth led with organizers pushing for progress? we're trying to keep the momentum going by continuing to do actions like this. we meet at all of the city council town halls. >> reporter: some of the emphasis today around fighting race im, justice for breana taylor and improving conditions in prison. >> we are trying to start a revolution. we are glad to have such kind support of alameda. >> reporter: and they marched toward city hall with a long carpocalypca car caravan. >> it was like a new orleans jazz funeral for all the black lives gun violence. >> reporter: she organized this march in oakland saying she, too, thought of breana taylor and given the climate we're in felt this was right. many showed up will agree. >> i'll do alternative like a celebration of life for black people lost or protests to talk about black lives matter. >> and the clear message for south bay mayor, black lives matter, painted on em

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i can't say that there was a last straw because there have been so many straws, but certainly the horrors at the border, you know, the separating of children from their parents, the torture, the kidnapping, and the incarceration of them in cages was unthinkable, unbearable. and when i had -- when an opportunity presented itself to me to do something, i needed to take a leap. >> so david, to that point that she made about why not in 2016 when she talks about how quickly he was enveloped and somewhat propelled to this position by the establishment, i go back to the point that i asked you earlier a little bit to expand on it, which is at this point now everything that we have seen with the trump administration, his numbers lagging, you heard today from the governor of maryland, a republican who has criticized the president saying there's a lack of leadership. do you begin to see any points within the republican party to distance themselves from this president, or is there a serious price to pay for them like we saw with somebody like jeff sessions who just lost in alabama a senate candidacy.

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and you basically spit down the straw into the tube, while driving through a little kind of path and by the end of the path hand back the tube. >> just like that. give me a sense, to what extent are you able to expand testing? there are thousands of folks not able to get it timely right now. how are you able to scale up? >> we are scaling up as we speak. we're working at around 1,000 to 2,000 samples a day. we are adding robots and equipment so we can scale that up, aiming for 16,000 samples a day. all that means we have to have enough plastics, enough supplies, and we have to be able to collect all those samples. >> to what extent are other labs, arizona is a hot spot here, to what extent are others around the country able to build laboratories like your own to do this sort of testing, and what is the success rate in terms of actual results that come back, what is that efficacy rate? >> so we do think other labs can do the same thing we are. we would encourage them and happy to help them teach them what we know. it is key to think end to end you have to think about how you collect t

other than may not be in their best interest to go out and volunteer in person at this time straw says that he needs shoring up because volunteers themselves are often impacted by wildfires and other disasters. covid-19 as the red cross planning for alternatives to traditional shelter protocols. >>which means volunteers with special skills are also needed to maximize readiness is we're looking for anybody willing to be shelter workers to work in our shelters with their but we are looking for have a health professional so doctors nurses >>people with those licenses that can help us with screenings and monitoring people during this time. >>and you may recall that in recent years of the bay area volunteers have been sent to houston and to respond to the needs of a hurricane victims. there and volunteers from the red cross in those areas have responded here to the bay area but i'm told that is not likely to happen issue because of the risks associated with travel. now anyone interested in volunteering with the red cross can go online the address is redcross dot org slash volunteer today. o

companies have already been badly hit by the coronavirus and the latest disaster must feel like the final straw. >> translator: the government will compile a a rescue packagef over $3.7 billion to help restore disaster-hit regions, plus a reserve fund. >> abe also said the government will prorovide assistance including setting up temporary housing and dispatching support staff. >>> volunteers in the disaster areas are running up against new challenges from the coronavirus. but as our next report shows, some are finding ways to lend a hand from afar. >> reporter: in the city of hitoyoshi, volunteers have their temperature checked and hands disinfected before they get down to work. this volunteer center only accepts workers from within kumamoto prefecture to limit the risk of contagion. but they've still received more applications than expected, and residents are grateful for the help. >> translatotor: it's been raing all week, and i have no idea where to start cleaning up. today volunteers cleared away a lot of things. so i am thankful. >> reporter: those who can't be there in person, due to the

the final straw, may have been the mandated covid-19 shut down. >> we may not be able to keep this bar alive. >> reporter: all across the bay area, bars and restaurants struggle to survive. the make it, some don't. >> covidiot, and covid just snuffed out any possibility of perry's being survived. >> reporter: it has been a family business for nearly 75 years, started by his grandfather during prohibition, he says the friendly relationship with local police helped the business grow. his father inherited the business, bringing in live music and michael grew up here. >> this place was booming. this place, until 2:00 in the morning was rocking out. and you could come into town, and looked down the street of fairfax and there would be nothing on but the lights at 19th and perry's. >> reporter: the stages silent, yet this original bar might remember gallons of spilled whiskey, high hill dancing boots, the stories could fill a lifetime. and they have. >> there are about four people's ashes buried here, they had no place else to go. on this was their home. >> reporter: do you know the bartende