megan barrett: they're dying alone, you know, and you know it's hard. you just try to be in there with them, they may not know you are in there with them, and hold their hand. these people need us, they really really do need us. i am trying not to cry. so it's been hard. jessica: in titus county texas, for matter of fact, i'm jessica gomez. >> next on matter of fact. how are you coping during the crisis? >> 70 percent of people say the government's response to corona virus is actually causing them stress. >> plus, preparing the public for an election night cliffhanger.low process. >> and why did the president kill a housing policy meant to combat segregation? pres. trump: there will be no more low income housing forced into the suburbs. - oh. - what's going on? - oh, darn! - let me help. lift and push and push! there... it's up there. hey joshie... wrinkles send the wrong message. help prevent them before they start with downy wrinkleguard. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig i

hearings this week after a state senator, tom barrett, tested positive for the virus. all state representatives and staff members are being encouraged to get tested this week. >>> new york is seeing a decrease in new daily coronavirus cases, with an average of 650 cases per day. governor andrew cuomo says he's ready to make a decision later this week on reopening schools. he also noted that both parents and teachers are not exactly likely to trust school districts when they say they are ready to reopen. so unclear how that will play out. >>> philadelphia eagles head coach doug pederson has tested positive for covid-19. he'll continue to work from home, leading the team virtually during his quarantine. and we're only a few weeks into the shortened season, and there are already questions about how long baseball can last. over the weekend, more games were postponed and more schedules were disrupted after more players and staffers tested positive for covid-19. the miami marlins have 20 cases, and there are now six cases

. >> mayor tom barrett. i.yor barrett: h i am the proud mayor of milwaukee.ove to welcome you to my home city right now. the good people of milwaukee and i were so excited when we return -- learned a resilient city was chosen to host the 2020 dnc. it was the first time a major political party chose wisconsin to hold its convention. but these are not conventional

mayor tom barrett, a democrat is mayor of milwaukee, mr.ayor, what is left of this convention experience for milwaukee? >> well, what's left a lot of memories and a lot of hard work and a lot of people who poured their heart and soul into making this a reality, but we have been forced to deal with reality, the reality is we are in a pandemic right now and so there had to be dramatic changes. so of course it is a disappointment for us here locally. there is no question about it, because this is the first time in the history of the city of wisconsin that we would be posting a major political party convetion. here w a lot of excitement but there is also a realization that with all of the challenges we are facing right now, again, it couldn't be distance as usual. >> garrett: what, if anything, will go on in milwaukee? >> well we still have the staging that will go on here and some local speakers and a lot of the logistics are going to be done from here, but as you noted in your introduction, it is not going to be the four day extravaganza we s

the studies will be carried out alongside the production of a new vaccine research to be tallish barrett says this is irresponsible. with just dealing with a little created here is something completely new these vaccines aren't available yet we don't know how it will behave and what will happen when someone is interacting with the virus we also don't know how long the unity last for going forward. despite many warnings 13000000 doses of that that scene will be produced in russia this year another 170000000 are expected to be produced by foreign firms in the future. a team of united nations experts has arrived in mauritius to help prevent a major ecological disaster salvage crews are racing against the clock to pump oil out of a stranded freighter before it breaks apart more than a 1000 tons of already spilled into the waters around damaging the country's pristine marine environment. it's a race against time thousands of residents of my riches are working around the clock their mission to prevent a 2nd disasters oil spill off the picture perfect coastline devastating for one of the world'

the studies will be carried out alongside the production of a new vaccine research to be tallish barrett says this is irresponsible but of. course that's just dealing with a little created here is something completely new these vaccines aren't available yet we don't know how it will behave and what will happen when someone is interacting with the virus we also don't know how long the unity last for going forward. despite many warnings 13000000 doses of the facts seem to be produced in russia this year another 170000000 are expected to be produced by form farms in the future. you're watching news and here's a reminder of the top story this hour. u.s. presidential hopeful joe biden has picked connelly harris to be his running mate for another family was election a californian salazar will be the 1st black woman to run on a major presidential. you're watching the news coming to you from but then you can keep up with the news on our website d.w. dot com i'm told me a lot of things are tuning in. we're all set. to go beyond. that. we're all about the stories that matter to the. country. whate

it was up near barrett town, new york, and they were all playing games and i didn't know how to play any game. i was a very unathletic person, but i could watch very appreciatively, and i thanked my husband for showing off. oh, this one, this one was on the beach on an island across from where our host was. it looked straight out across the bay of fundy to spain. the water was terribly cold and we decided to go wading. the beach was pebbley but there , was a little sand on that beach but i can see that we were on the pebbles, and i doubt very much if either of us enjoyed it because only a second or two in that water and you will feel completely blue and frozen. this is my wedding picture. i had a lovely bouquet of lilies of the valley and i have love them ever since. i never tried to seal it. i naturally took off much of the lace which was lace my grandmother had worn on her wedding dress, but the satin i went on using, and the train, which was a long train, i kept a piece of for many years in the trunk. it's still, i think, somewhere, yellow and warm. >> you were married, i understa

maura barrett is on the ground in portland with more.racterize the people who were there as anarchists anda agitators? >> reporter: not for the most part. what we have seen happen the last two nights is protesters largely self policed themself. while there were some self agitators present looking to throw things at the federal courthouse and rile people up, people around them in the crowd saying, no, we are mott going to do that, this is a peaceful protest. and the tactics that we have seen from the federal police to the local police has been night and day. you can see troops behind me at the courthouse. they have been waving at people going by answering questions of anybody that asks them anything going by. this is not what we have seen over the past two weeks. we haven't seen any police presence come out during the nights. when protesters are out here. there have been no dispersal announcements which tends to rile protesters up. no shift into violent energy. when you see the president tweeting like that overnight it is focusing on this

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still have not heard from any democrat leaders here in wisconsin, we have not heard yet from mayor barrettave not heard from governor tony evers, you know, the crime rate in milwaukee is going through the roof right now, homicides are going up, they don't have the resources that they need. meanwhile, i guess barrett and evers are still on summer vacation. >> laura: yeah, they're up north hanging out at the lakes right? this is how milwaukee pd captain described trammell's murder. "this was an execution, walk up behind someone, approach from the back, fire several rounds in his direction, killing him, and walking away. it's an execution-style homicide." andrew, these brazen acts of violence, in this case against an african-american supporter of trump, do you think this was politically motivated, just in your gut, gut instinct? >> we look at this, we look at how the mpd captain describes it, the office of violence prevention has described it as a public assassination. what we know is that this didn't happen in the heat of a moment as part of an argument. what we know is there is a leven of p

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mara barrett is outside a post office in philadelphia.hat are election officials saying about all this and what can they do now to prevent chaos in the future? >> yeah, lindsey. election officials are heeding the warning from the usps about the delays that we're likely to see come november when it comes to this influx of mail-in voting. they're telling me voters just need to really, they can't procrastinate this year. you have to apply for your mail-in ballot early and send it in as early as possible because that's the surefire way that your vote will be counted. but they also point out that individual states can do a lot to help as well. they can allow ballots that are postmarked before election day or by election day to still count even if they come in after the fact, and some states, pennsylvania included, can early up the ballot processing timeline so elected officials can get that process going a little faster and it saves them some time on the back end when it comes to counting the ballots. there's a lot of frustration from election

here's milwaukee mayor tom barrett leading off the second day of the convention. >> mayor tom barretterybody. i am the proud mayor of milwaukee. i would love to welcome you to my home city right now. the good people of milwaukee and i were so excited when we return -- learned a resilient city was chosen to host dnc. it was the first time a major political party chose wisconsin to hold its convention. but these are not conventional times. as a

the final of the champions league a search not great i scored twice in the 1st half to give the barrett's a comfortable to nil half time late the result was sealed late header from robot 11 dusky the 3 no wind means that german champions will meet. a sunday's final in this . $100.00 pair of spectacles thought to have belonged to mahatma gandhi ought to be auctioned in the english city of bristol on friday iconic round rooms were found stuffed in the option boxes letterbox. employees connected them to a local 80 year old man who says his uncle met the future indian independence leader while working in south africa for b.p. oil producer b.p. on line beds for the frames of pasta 50000 euros. as a reminder of our top stories at this hour a spokeswoman for russian opposition leader i've seen the family says he is unconscious in a hospital in siberia following a suspected poison it became sick during a flight all spittles chief doctor has confirmed that they have spoken to trump the critics condition is serious. and prosecutors in belarus say they're open to criminal case against leaders of a m

the studies will be carried out alongside the production of a new vaccine research it be tallish barrett says this is irresponsible but of. course that's just dealing with a hitter created something completely new these vaccines on to bailable yet you don't know how it will behave and what will happen when someone is infected with the virus we also don't know how long gloom unity lost the sense of comfort that we need to. despite many warnings 13000000 doses of the facts seem to be produced in russia this year another 170000000 are expected to be produced by foreign firms in the future. well my next guest tonight says that russia and china have violated medical ethics in their rush to develop a coronavirus vaccine lords gaston is professor of global health law at georgetown university and director of the w.h.o. center on public health and human rights she joins me tonight from washington d. c. as a gazan it's good to have you on the date if you were offered this russian vaccine would you take it. i absolutely would not take it and i would recommend anyone in russia or other places in the

think that it will it should be dealt with more seriousness and more arrests have to be to be made mr barrett we mentioned and you said this is while lebanese people are extremely frustrated by chronic political deadlock corruption and you resigned in 2011 and we've seen protests over last year this year as well people calling for us a politician as well to come back to affect change why did you leave government and not try to improve such a difficult situation. well simply because i'm an independent i don't belong to any political party and ready to serve whatever needs to be but it's not personal it's not me it's not any any one of us and it's a climate that should be changed it's a political climate that should be totally changed and we're all responsible for the change to to happen so i'm not quitting i resigned from office when i felt that this cannot be done the same way business as usual anymore but on many lebanese people are ready to serve many are ready to serve the country we all need to be part of the reconstruction of our economy the reconstruction of the trust between the lebane

well today german chancellor angela merkel met in berlin with climate activists gratitude barrett and louise annoyed by our they discussed concrete steps to mitigate the effects of climate change and they talked about how to keep the public's attention on the climate despite the coronavirus pandemic. it's been 2 years since we dish climate activists claim to to my bag went on strike from school for the 1st time to call for more action against climate change since then her activism has led to worldwide school strikes but the global current virus pandemic has kept protesters at home a 90 minute meeting with german chancellor angela merkel on thursday provided a chance to refocus attention on the climate change crisis we want people to listen to the science and to act on the signs to act in line with the science. that is all we also that's also in our demands that we should establish annual binding call them budgets based on the contest available science and then of course based on the budgets which gives us the best chance of staying below 1.5 degrees of global average temperature rise

3 mobile green network in which mr and mr mantei used a green mobiles only to communicate with mr barrett the prosecution attempted to prove that they were using the network mobiles based upon the colocation of the network my bowels with their own personal mobiles in other words that the personal and network my bowels made coles and travelled in a man a suggesting that they had a single user meaning that one person was using them the prosecution presented a vast quantity of documents and telecommunications evidence including the cold data records of the calls made and sell side evidence of the cell towers activated by the my vols in attempting to prove 1st that the accused mr bad again were using the personal my balls alleged sickened that these were co-locating within that network my bowels and thirdly that the network mobiles were engaged in mr hariri surveillance and then he's assessing the nation the 4 accused and 5 while mr bedridden was an accused person on the indictment were tried in absentia that was after the trial chamber had decided that they were aware of the indictment and h

only have 100 paul where's your joy got your vote 50000000 followers are ticked are learning more of barrett it's art to you're going to get a regular job well the clock's ticking no time to waste so take took you on to talk. it is but are we didn't come up with that i know you didn't yeah that's going to be probably why you you love free markets of course we do if we can if it what would you say a ban is on the table. one last i'm listening oh i don't know yet how does out in november. tick tock tick tock i don't have all day i've got pandemics to fight in the civil unrest of course. i just too so your band probably by the way i'm not sure how to read them facebook ask. the world health organization is now warning that coronavirus isn't seasonal like the flu but instead just one big wave that's off the lockdowns were easily done to another spike in covert victims for days on the biggest ever daily increase in corona virus cases reaching almost 300000 across the globe but w.h.o. sais that this summer is no time to relax. the transmission is still there so the concern was that people saw it y

. >> 18 rifles including a barrett sniper rifle, six shotguns, 58 pistols, part of the haul from a plane bound for venezuela. customs and border protection said the pilot and co-pilot filed a flight plant to go to st. vincent. he asked permission to taxi the learjet. instead of proceeding to the customs area they turned the aircraft around and parked in front of the hanger, exited the vehicle and drove his vehicle to the area. they checked out the plane. he was asked to declare currency and goods and he stated he was transported $8,000 of u.s. currency to venezuela from the united states, cash in a backpack found something else. the inspection resulted in $20,000 of undeclared currency. the co-pilot began off-loading the learjet. the aircraft was fully loaded with cases and boxes of weapons, ammunition and household goods. in addition there was body armor and a silencer shall they said they purchased everything while living in south florida planning to take it to venezuela. >>> good evening heather holmes. >> and i am frank somerville. firefighters and deputies went door-to-door. the fla

henry long, with france albert barrett and jessica long, were convicted of the manslaughter of andrewthem and now want change. harper's law, supported by the police federation, with feeders convicted of killing emergency workers given life sentences. with that level of evidence and the details, the way that he was killed, it is so clear that they are responsible, these people are responsible, these people are responsible, and we did not get the right outcome for the trial. so, yeah, you know, we all feel totally like there has been any suggestions. changing the law will be an enormous challenge for lissie harper, but she feels the obstacles ahead was taking on. andrew made the ultimate sacrifice, it was notjust his life, it was his future and my future and, you know, the lives of everyone who loved him. so harper‘s law isjust so important that we bring in. maybe it will give other families a little bit of closure that we haven't got. daniela relph, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's phil avery. it is not dull as? plenty going on, simon. ruth has her eye on proceedings in

that's the fcc when you file your big investor you have to file it, they acquired 21 million shares of barrett 45 days a long time kritcritic of buyine metal itself thinks it could be a sea change in buffet's strategy so selling some banks and buying gold also watch big moves from the fund appaloosa p paypal disney and mastercard those are the names. you also have to watch sis coe one guest he was buying two weeks ago. he was buying that and this is syy. this is the food company and 1.9 million shares in the previous quarter there's the names to watch as we go whale watching. back down at the broader market at the s&p 500 new all time highs despite the markets continued climb higher, any time will preserve the market pulled back. ceo, fund manager and cnbc contributor. you have the start like i do of a long day today which is fantastic to have you on listen, we have been waiting for this pull back since the march lows you know, the market just continues to go higher is there anything that you see that indicates a pull back may be forth coming? >> i think that there could be a lot of emotion co

coming out of right field marker joining to start mr barrett all right excuse me we see political beliefs pushed and debated constantly on us news programs especially on cable news channels like fox c.n.n. and amazon b c mentioned this before do you believe this oversaturation of rights. this is left the base is playing a role in people at home across the country and you know democrats independents and republicans you know being afraid to expose on their political beliefs in you know private settings are we getting too much of it on t.v. this kind of constant push of the left right paradigm and people shouting about it . well i think we're getting too little of the truth right i think people are parroting positions and you guys know i did a stint at c.n.n. for about 6 months i was a contributor and they flew me up to new york and i saw you know people that say that cable news doesn't make money they make money hand over fist and they use it to study not how to tell the truth but how to influence people and so i lasted about 5 or 6 months and you know they never told me what to say but the

gold stocks are higher today after warren buffet is taking a new position in barrett gold ty >>> heres an interesting story. costco today winning a court battle against its retail rival tiffany. what yeah, rooifival a court overturning a $21 million judgment against costco. this feud has been going on for years. tiffany saying costco sold engagement rings using tiffany's name a judge saying it was unlikely to confuse customers kelly, here are the two rings side by side one from tiffany one from costco. which do you think there >> they look pretty dang similar. this isn't exact lly a reveal. that jewelry section, you look at some of the stuff it's really expensive. i'm surprised that costco prevailed here and tiffany said it will keep fighting. >> i think costco should just change it to the kirkland ring or maybe tiffany should call their bracelet kirkland just to get back at costco >> i don't know if tiffany would do that. we're talking about this 6-point ring tiffany's thing is people might get confused >> there are stiffany cuts of diamond and don't have the actual property protecti

violence in the streets earliert there is plenty to go around barrett get there needs to be unrest in the streets we have been watching what unrest in the streets looks like. she says we need more. so there is more. presley, like nancy pelosi and brock and michelle obama and so many leaders in that party is t racial arsonist. she wants america to despise and fear each other. she is pleased when things burn. presley has no skills, she never created anything in her life she has built nothing. tearing things down is the onlyo way that she and people like her become powerful. so they push hate and chaos. republicans for all their many and very obvious faults don't do this. they don't do anything like this. when was the last time a mob of trump voters torched a wendy's or looted a target? and if you did, if you watch them do that, how would you feel about it you would be repulsed very do you think republican leaders would defend trump voters if they did that. you think they would encourage them to do it again? that's a rhetorical question. you know the answer be right it's obvious prayed o

interesting, i don't know if you have to connect his movement in banks and trade in gold but p t barretts kind of move for mr. buffett is important to understand this is an improving balance sheet. been long time since we talked about minor and said it could be positive cash. they have $1.4 billion in -- $3.6 billion in debt couple years ago. free port max, similar story what we're seeing with the lower dollar but when you look what's going on with part and with gold prices, depending where you want to be, the notes on the street give you scenario analysis if you want to put $2200 price per ounce on gold and throw eight times on part this is 48 to $50 stock. not sure you're supposed to do that here but when you listen to what is going on with gold prices it makes sense. it's a balance sheet play. net free cash flow play. and i think it's independent of bad trade. >> yeah heck of a day if you own bold and bitcoin today's your day go to a restaurant socially distance. sit outside. coming up, we're going to raise the roof on home builders, they're on fire, the sector hitting a new all-time

maura barrett, a fellow pennsylvanians. we hold this closely, because benjamin franklin is the guy who discussed this is really, really important, as the situation at any times to intensify, she hayes a follow-up to a piece she did in a simp way for states to process ballots more quickly. what do you have in terms of solutions? >> as you remember back in june, we saw major delays in the state reporting. and this was before the usps drama. the same thing hand in new york and several other states sort of serving a a practices run. an election official told me wonderful big holdups was just literally opening the ballots and getting them ready to put in the scanser. so experts tell me one way to make this process faster and ultimately prevent any delays is to early up a ballot processing timeline. pennsylvania is one of a dozen states across the country. other swing states they don't allow their election officials to touch their ballots at all until election day. i want to point out if processing a ballot is earlier than counti

they should start shipping investments to gold and gold mining stocks and warren buffet invests in barrett gold. i'm concerned by the feds and monetary policy decisions. do you see gold as an investment safe haven >> i felt gold should be 10% of your portfolio lately, it gotten so big it might not be 10% it might be more i'm totally discounting warren buffet's move. i don't want to be picky but we said buy it and mark would be the first to tell you, listen, it just doubled. you're not coming in at the bottom and that's a reason i like it. this is not an early call. however, the sale of the banks, well, i mean, wells fargo was at 50 and you're selling it now maybe it's gone a lot lower but i didn't like either call and not everybody is perfect certainly not me mark in ohio, mark >> caller: jim. >> mark. >> caller: first-time caller been a fan of the show for 15 plus years. >> thank you there you go we've been at it 15 years. i had hair then, not really, what's up? >> caller: my 3-year-old cash and i tune in regularly. >> kid has horse sense >> caller: say hi. >> hi. >> how are you doing par

. >> mayor tom barrett. i.yor barrett: h i am the proud mayor of milwaukee. i would love to welcome you to my home city right now. the good people of milwaukee and i were so excited when we return -- learned a resilient city was chosen to host the 2020 dnc. it was the first time a major political party chose wisconsin to hold its convention. but these are not conventional times. all know,t, as we this is not a conventional convention. and as much as we would have loved to host you in person, i am proud the democratic party in the city of milwaukee have made the health of our residents our number one priority. unlike the president, we have -- covid-19 ar hoax. unlike the president, we have never made fun of face masks. and unlike the president, we have never belittled her public health experts. we understand that our public health experts. we understand why we can't be together, and we hope you do too, and as our party comes together virtually to nominate joe biden as our next president, we are showing the country we are nominating a leader who isn't afraid to

nbc's maura barrett is in scranton, a city that's already seen the direct impact of postal service changesephanie, i spoke with the vice president of the pennsylvania postal unit here and he says that he's delaying the essential services that americans deserve and he's actually wrd about the intent behind these actions. i asked him what he's wanting to hear from dejoy on the hill today. take a listen to what he told me. >> so he is arbitrarily reducing delivery standards without going through congress like he is supposed to. he's shortening the operational windows in the plants. removing 670 pieces of equipment nationwide. many of them in pennsylvania, including the scranton plant. he's reducing our ability to handle mail volume, if it recovers, god give us out of the pandemic, and i would like to hear why he's doing that. >> as we look ahead to the election, battleground pennsylvania is doing a book of mail-in ballots for the first time this year. it didn't go so well for them in the primary. ten arrived late, even before the delays, in the mail service, and they didn't report the results

maura barrett joins us now.eping it local there in p.a., speaking with renters who are worried they may end up getting kicked out of their homes. >> reporter: yeah, hallie. that irwore they're worried about that becauses to is the last day of the eviction moratorium put in place in pennsylvania to protect tenant s s that couldn't pay th rent during the pandemic. a bureau survey in july found one in five pennsylvanians weren't able to pay their rent. there is a lot of anxious tenants and renters across the state today. philadelphia, it is a bigger problem locally, something they have been dealing with for years on top of the pandemic. i spoke with tammy jubilee, she can't work because she has ms and lupus, she's depending on disability payments. every month she faces a tough decision about what she does with her money. take a listen to what she told me. >> either i pay rent, i pay gas and electric and don't pay rent because i can't walk sometimes, i can't move and i have to get back and forth to the doctor's. i h

can't be fixed again because look it's like candy than as a puzzle his message is of preserving barrett's heritage of retaining its beauty if it's not the old one can be replaced with a new one similar. nobody will notice. then or they will know this one of the explosion very always. going to be born again for now it's just the start of an uphill struggle to patch up the city to heal these deep wounds the enormity of what has happened is taking time to sink in for everyone small signs of hope unscathed she remains as she was despite the walls having crumbled the challenge now to rebuild beirut as it once was and to keep its character that is so loved by so many stephanie decker al-jazeera beirut the defense ministers of turkey and qatar were in tripoli on monday to discuss cooperation with libya's internationally recognized government that is efforts to continue to secure a ceasefire in the divided country to support the tripoli based government which recently defeated a 14 month campaign to seize the capital by warlord holly for huffed on. at the same time germany's foreign minister paid

wondering if it's realistic that numbers can be driven down in 6 weeks gauge al-jazeera sydney dr barrett is a senior clinical lecturer at the university of exeter medical school in the u.k. he says that lockdowns not the only on stopping the virus. what we have learned is that this infection is still generating cases we've got to be careful the virus has not gone away and really the public health message is don't drop your guard you can get infected don't get infected don't in fact others this is very important and if every single person took infection control precautions we would have less drastic restrictions or lock downs as we refer to it the 2nd lockdown will have to be very prolonged and and and that makes it difficult because we cannot have a very prolonged lockdown and this is why i'm very concerned that if you have a lockdown and then you have a premature lifting of the lockdown you undo the pain the cost and the expenses of the initial lock down very very quickly therefore speed is always of the essence and early speed allows you to regain control whereas later on it's much har

this is appeal number 20-027, christie barrett west versus zoning administrator. [agenda item read] on july 1, 2020 upon motion by vice president honda, the board voted 4-0 to continue this matter to august 12th on the condition zoning administrator will submit a brief by august 6th. that matter was not heard on july 1st. we will now proceed with the hearing. appellant, i believe mr. chong is the attorney for the appellant. you have seven minutes. >> good afternoon president lazarus and members of the board of appeals. at the hearing today is christie west. before we get to the appeal i like to update the board and zoning department what the owners are doing on the property in our brief and our application for continuance of the hearing. we noted that 1215, 29th avenue is the primary resident christie west over 70 years of age and suffer significant health condition which delayed the processing of the work necessary to get the permit on file. we have managed to get the inspection done. they are preparing plans we submitted to the building department. we hope to be

that technology and we have to leave that that many thanks for taking time to join us there from barrett thank you. a top infectious disease expert in the u.s. insists the country's regulators are not cussing corners on vaccine safety and to separate interviews on wednesday doctor and say found he said he does not believe the white house has tried to pressure the food and drug administration. i mean obviously they've expressed a nice the sooner the better but i haven't seen any pressure to do something that is out of line with the regulatory yeah we have assurances and i've discussed this with the regulatory authorities that they promise that they are not going to let political considerations interfere with a regulatory decision because we've spoken explicitly about that because the subject obviously comes up and the people in charge of the regulatory process is sure is that safety and efficacy is going to be the prime consideration. millions of people who want their homes in the u.s. are facing eviction help crying a virus crisis is coming to an end and i got reports from miami. even as

thinkwe would like to devlin barrett from "the washington post," they are justice department reporter, for walking us through this. we appreciate it. guest: great to talk to you, jesse. host: we will be covering more of this issue later in the show today. for now, let's go back to talking about the post office. once again, we want to know whether you think the post office needs more funding to handle mail-in voting this morning. mail-in voting for the fall. our regular numbers are, if you support more money for the post office, we want to hear from you at (202)-748-8000. if you oppose more funding for the post office for mail-in voting, (202)-748-8001. and postal work is, once again, we want to hear from you, (202)-748-8002. let's go back to the phones and let's talk to nina calling from florida. good morning. i support the post. they have been needing money for years. them.ave not funded and the military has nothing to do with this. they have been absentee voting forever. i don't like the military getting into the mix of this. ofl-in ballot is a role report of people of addresses tha

big barrett, 83 got one '06 up to sacramento 80 san francisco with 86 for moderates, let's get to yourforecast 80 projected for a high san francisco today along the coast will try some middle 70's 75 for a half moon bay peninsula's looking at 80's for highs going on today then meanwhile to the southern end 90's are popping here at 92 san carlos in the 90 foster city 96 going on or a fire other for palo alto 89 from mountain view in the south bay, the middle 90's in place but were popping the on 100 from morgan hill one '05 moscato said 98 meanwhile 95 for cupertino east bay shoreline around lower 90's, one oh one pleasanton livermore about one '02 dublin 99. this is after rain even in the morning, one of 3 going on 4 walnut creek and one '04 for concord 87 for oakland 86 for richmond up to the north bay we're looking at fairfield at one o 3 pittsburgh 197 going on for napa 100 sonoma and 100 also for santa rosa cc some of those valleys there are also popping at about 100 today with 90's trending down towards the south now in the seven-day forecast we have temperatures triple digits ver

this is appeal number 20-027, christie barrett west versus zoning administrator. [agenda item read] on july 1, 2020 upon motion by vice president honda, the board voted 4-0 to continue this matter to august 12th on the condition zoning administrator will submit a brief by august 6th. that matter was not heard on july 1st. we will now proceed with the hearing. appellant, i believe mr. chong is the attorney for the appellant. you have seven minutes. >> good afternoon president lazarus and members of the board of appeals. at the hearing today is christie west. before we get to the appeal i like to update the board and zoning department what the owners are doing on the property in our brief and our application for continuance of the hearing. we noted that 1215, 29th avenue is the primary resident christie west over 70 years of age and suffer significant health condition which delayed the processing of the work necessary to get the permit on file. we have managed to get the inspection done. they are preparing plans we submitted to the building department. we hope to be

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this is appeal number 20-027, christie barrett west versus zoning administrator. [agenda item read] on july 1, 2020 upon motion by vice president honda, the board voted 4-0 to continue this matter to august 12th on the condition zoning administrator will submit a brief by august 6th. that matter was not heard on july 1st. we will now proceed with the hearing. appellant, i believe mr. chong is the attorney for the appellant. you have seven minutes. >> good afternoon president lazarus and members of the board of appeals. at the hearing today is christie west. before we get to the appeal i like to update the board and zoning department what the owners are doing on the property in our brief and our application for continuance of the hearing. we noted that 1215, 29th avenue is the primary resident christie west over 70 years of age and suffer significant health condition which delayed the processing of the work necessary to get the permit on file. we have managed to get the inspection done. they are preparing plans we submitted to the building department. we hope to be

. >> or mister barrett burch, about wilson and the league of nations. but thought is i've heard he was so intransigent, not willing to accept some of the reservations that some of the senators, i'm wondering if you could reflect on that and to miss goodwin, i want to thank you. i'm reading no ordinary times andis incredible . i was wondering and this is such a big question that choose whatever part you'd like either comparisons between tr and fdr, similar , similarities, dissimilarities and reflections given yesterday was the 50th anniversary of the killing of kennedy and how in the world do we get to campaign finance reform? everyone is so disheartened about where we are. what doyou see in the future ? >> i don't even think this is within my job description to answer that question but i heard something about the league of nations in there somewhere . which woodrow wilson desperately wanted to half past so that we might have fought the war to end all wars and wilson was intransigent and i think for a couple of reasons. one of which he was just a pretty

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it is very exciting, the legendary norman barrett has been doing it for 35 years but he is at home, heery different things the audience has to do to make sure everyone is safe. studio: thank you, fiona foster amazing pictures behind you. it was making me feel a little queasy! they know what they are doing. 8.54. we've had some lovely stories on breakfast recently about young children going the extra mile to raise money for charity — well, here's another one. two six—year—old boys from london have raised thousands of pounds by selling lemonade to help people in yemen, after they heard about the humanitarian crisis there. let's speak now to ayaan, who is with his mum and dad adeela and shakil, and mikaeel, who is with his mum tasneem. a very good morning. can we have a wave? good morning! wright lovely. and good morning, mikaeel. good morning. working well so far. i will ask iran first, tell us about the idea, why did you come up with the idea? because over12 million people are suffering in yemen and i really wa nted are suffering in yemen and i really wanted to help them. tell us a bit