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reporter: with her husband and her child, shareen will be moving to the united states. her sister will take careher chcharity work. she is leaeaving a project she loves much to seek a better future for her child. annette: let's cross to our beirut correspondent, laila. what more can you tell us about the president's lan to hold a conference to help lebanon ? reporter: he will have a conference much like the one just after they beirut blast,, in which $300 million was pledged, a large chunk of that from france, the u.s., and other countries. the money was part of a u.n. appeal. they want $560 million. almost all of that was pumped into trying to have immediate relief, that means stuff coming through the port, food, medical aid, thinks to images they allow the country to start recovering. as well as the rescue efforts that came throrough on the huge naval tankers that we saw arriving in the port behind me. the next stage is somewhat different and more politically fraught, because it is bringing in the emergency aid. now the money is going to be more about how to help rebuild the country. that brin

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help small business to provide more testing, to provide money for child care, to provide money to get our schools open and we are united. and no democrats would vote for that bill in the senate. the third point i will make is, let me tell you what this is really about. senator schumer and speaker pelosi aren't going to agree to anything until we agree to spend a trillion dollars of bailing out new york and california and that's not going to help -- have been in your or my natural life. >> hannity: good, i'm glad to hear that. by the way that means it'll cost me more money because i'm an idiot and i stayed here, my work makes me. >> moved to louisiana. >> hannity: i'd love to. by the way our thoughts and prayers are with the people of mobile, alabama, the panhandle, and long beach tonight. up next, left-wing agitators finally being held accountable and i will explain. plus the video that explains why i call leo terrel leo 2.0. larry terrel named him that. he's a goo ♪ >> hannity: left-wing agitators continue to plague cities all across the country, writers and lancaster p.a. who are not being held on a whopping $1 milli

help small business, to provide more testing, to provide money for child care, to provide money to get our schools open. and we are unitedno democrats would vote for that bill in the senate. the third point i'll make is, let me tell you what this is really about.ut senator schumer andhu speaker pelosi aren't going to agree to anything until we agree to spend a trillion dollars failing out new york and california, and that is not going to help -- happen, rather come into your or my natural life. >> sean: good, glad to hear that. by the way, that means it will cost me more money because i am an idiot and i have stayed here, my work some makes me. >> move to louisiana. spirit i would love to. by the way, our thoughts and prayers with them. thank you for being with us, senator.ht ofup next, left-wing agitators finally being held accountable, i'll explain. plus, the video that explains why i call leo to ralph leo 2.0. actually, larry elder named him matt bats. ♪ as kidnapped. our sources tell us doug was nabbed by hezbollah. your wife is cia and so are you... no one knows where you are. you gotta get him out. we'll get back t

a program of united way of connecticut and connect people with local services including utility assistance, food, child care. 211 will also help you if you are homeless or if you have housing emergency. for legal assistance the greater hartford legal aid created an information line to answer covid-19 related questions for people who are living in poverty. and in delaware, the food bank in newark directly provides food assistance in areas and other statewide services as well including services for food insecure seniors and college students as well as job training and they are open daily. then in the florida if you're facing a housing hardship the governor extended a moratorium in evictions and forecasts connected to covid-19 and extended until next month, october 1st. officials recommend you contact the state housing initiative partner program in your area for funding assistance. please be sure to call these places for more details as you need them. >>> in other news several trump administration officials and other world leaders say russia is responsible for the poison of opposition leader alexei navalny. wh

coming from the president of the united states of america and should be basic standards to how, in fact and what circumstance you can open a safely a day care or child care center. the idea that this has brought home a number of demraring problems we have in america, this whole pandemic and what has happened in terms of jobs. the idea that we are in a situation where we have so many parents who have to make the difficult choice as a single parent or both working parents to decide one gives up their salary and stay home with a child under the age of five or six and/or leaves them with somebody that is not particularly qualified and goes to work so they can earn a living is a choice we shouldn't be making. we are the most strilized ountry in the world. and be able to go to work. this is something that is a major of my build back better program. in the meantime, the most important thing to be done is have c.d.c. issue straightforward guidelines under what circumstances you should be able to open up your day care center or child care center now. and there should be clear standards and states should have the wherewithal to go out and inspect those facili

her in forcing the child to travel more than 1400 kilometers to get medical help that was why this week. we have several units in the country that do not have the capacity to take care of woman in these circumstances so the situation is dire in brazil. after finding a clinic the girl had to be smuggled into the building in the trunk of a car to avoid a near riot the girl's name and the place where she was having the procedure were revealed on social media by an anti-abortion activist who encouraged her followers to surround a hospital and call the child murder. 2 weeks after the girl's ordeal the government of jailable so now to which opposes abortion has adopted a new protocol critics say the ministerial ordinance makes it more difficult for rape victims to come forward and legally terminate their pregnancies especially those of young age brazil allows women to terminate pregnancies resulting from rape or which put their lives at risk the new norm forces doctors to inform the police about the rape or before starting the procedure it also states that they should offer the victim the chance to see the life fetus before its removal. women's organizations are mobilizin

child care, back to work and out to eat. and then there's a third success story, and that is diagnostic testing. the united states got off to a bumpy start with diagnostic testing. the first c.d.c. test flopped, and we lost some time. but since then there's been an explosion of diagnostic testing. today we have a capacity to deal with 90 million tests a month. abbott laboratories has announced that it will in october produce 50 million rapid tests. you can get a result in 15 minutes, higher degree of specificity. that means accuracy. and it costs $5. the administration has bought 150 million, the whole output, for the first three months of abbott laboratory's fast tests and is in the process of distributing them to nursing homes, to schools, to colleges, child care centers and to states. i was able to say to the governor that if tennessee gets its rough share of 2% of 150 million tests, that's a lot of tests for the state of tennessee to be receiving over the next few weeks. and again the importance of of that is between now and the time a vaccine is administered and treatments are widely available, the su

child care issues. reporter: that may be an individual problem right there but we actually spoke to the head of the second largest teachers union in the unitedt the lack of teach teachers available across the country, what that means nationwide. listen in. >> always had shortages but i think we're going to see it as 10, 20, 30% higher dependent how a jurisdiction has handled covid. reporter: it gets worse. schools are bracing for a shortage of substitute teachers. you're seeing postings across the country, including new jersey, trying to find substitute teachers. that raises a question about quality of your children's education going forward, remote, in-person, hybrid of the both, schools, states across the country, are racing to fill open teacher positions before the first school bell rings. back to you. neil: good luck with that. kristina, thank you very much. it is fascinating. also fascinating sort of tit-for-tat between the new york governor and new york city mayor with regards to indoor dining. throughout the empire state indoor dining is now back in vogue. it is not happening in new york city. the mayor, bill de blasio has indicated i

united states of america. there should be basic standards to how, in fact, what circumstance you can safely open a day-care center, you can safely open a childcenter. in addition to that in the future, the idea -- this has brought home a number of glaring problems we have in america, this whole pandemic and what's happened in terms of jobs. the idea that we're in a situation where you have so many parents who have to make the difficult choice as a single parent or working parents to decide whether one gives up their salary and stays home with a child under the age of 5 or 6 and/or somehow leaves them with somebody that is not particularly qualified and goes to work so they can earn a living is a choice that is not -- shouldn't be making. we're the only industrialized country in the world that forces people to make that kind of choice. no one should have to pay more than 7% of an income to provide for child care and be able to go to work. this is something that is a major element of my build back better program. but in the meantime, in the meantime, the most important thing that can be done is have cdc issue really straightforward guidelines

united states of america. there should be basic standards to how, in fact, and what circumstances you can safely open a day-care center. you can safely open a child care center. and in addition to that, in the future, the idea this has brought home a number of glaring problems we have in america. this whole pandemic and what's happened in terms of jobs. the idea that we're in a situation where you have so many parents who have to make the difficult choice as a single parent or both working parents to decide whether one gives up their salary and stays home with a child under the age of 5 or 6 and/or somehow leaves them with somebody that there's not particularly qualified and goes to work so they can earn a living is a choice that is not, we shouldn't be making. we're the only industrialized country in the world that makes us do that. no one should pay more than 70% of income to pay for child care and be able to go to work. this is a major element of my build back better program. but in the meantime, in the meantime, the most important thinking that can be done is have cdc issue really straightforward guidelines on under what circumstances you sho

her in forcing the child to travel more than 1400 kilometers to get medical help there was when i visited we have several units in the country that do not have the capacity to take care of women in these circumstances so the situation is dire in brazil. after finding a clinic the girl had to be smuggled into the building in the trunk of a car to avoid a near riot the girl's name and the place where she was having the procedure were revealed on social media by an anti-abortion activist who encouraged her followers to surround a hospital and call the child murderer. 2 weeks after the girl's ordeal the government of jailable so now to which opposes abortion has adopted a new protocol critics say the ministerial ordinance makes it more difficult for rape victims to come forward and legally terminate their pregnancies especially those of young age brazil allows women to terminate pregnancies resulting from rape which put their lives at risk the new norm forces doctors to inform the police about the rape or before starting the procedure it also states that they should offer the victim the chance to see the life fetus before its removal. women's organizations are mobilizing

units in london and new york. the plan to return to the office is september 21st. some exemptions will be made including employees deemed high risk or if they have issues coordinating child caregratulations to j.p. morgan chase to ordering everyone back to office on september 21st will always be better than working from home. what are your plans, sorkin? any idea >> you know, i -- i don't know what our plans are i'm going to be back and forth, i imagine, between the city and here my children, happily, are -- they're doing virtual school today but we're supposed to be starting in person five days a week at the end of this month. so i will give you a report card on our progress about whether we get to that place. we're all very hopeful crossing our fingers >> i'm ready to go back but do you think i should get rid of all of these yellow shirts i wear every day or should i continue to keep wearing these yellow shirts? actually, never mind i'm going to try and work on that today i do want to get back to the nasdaq asap. the delay kills me, andrew i'm going to say that and i'm going to wait for you to respond. >> i don't -- i actually think the delay between both of us isn't that b

child, everything else gets put into perspective. he doesn't care about his reputation. he doesn't care about curying favor. he doesn't want another job. he want to support and defend te constitution of the unitedce. one is justice. and then the other sin justice for the people in the trump administration or the people who disagree with the woke department of justice. brian: kk there are people that get along with the president and people that don't. both sides. you are friends with both sides as well. why do you think the attorney general seems to understand this president so well when so many other republicans don't? >> a lot of republicans don't want. to say remember, donald trump was elected for a revolution. he was elected to go against the republican and democrat establishment. the washington establishment. the insiders. the guys who were part of the same group that want to perpetually stay in power. and the conservative people who support donald trump, they just want to go back to what the constitution is. the people in washington, they just want to preserve their power whether they are republicans or whether they are democrats who certainly seen it in foreign policy and as the attorney

child food poverty. the education secretary responds to his calls for more support — but does the manchester united star feel its enough? "we do careutes are being paid this morning to long—serving police officer, matt ratna who has been named as the man shot dead in a south—london custody centre. an investigation is under way after the new zealand—born sergeant was shot in the chest, as a suspect — who was still in handcuffs — was being checked in. jon donnison has this report. sergeant matt ratana, almost 30 years in the metropolitan police, was on the verge of retirement. now, the first british officer to be shot and killed in duty since 2012. he leaves behind a partner and a grown—up son from a previous relationship. welcome to east grinsted rugby football club! originally from new zealand, outside of work he was a first—class rugby player, and the coach of the east grinsted club in sussex. i don't know anyone that dislikes the bloke. you know, he was just — yeah, he was a great bloke. and pretty sure he was a great sergeant, he was great at what he done. he had a positive impact on anyone that he ever, anyone who ever got to m