aisha? >> yeah. sum that up and go back to something that has been said about who gets the credit for this. surely we're going to elect joe biden in november to get rid of this monster in the white house. but let's recognize that the power, this is really power to people. joe biden is being powered by movements that rose up in the wake of donald trump, starting with the women's march that happened just as he was being inaugurated and then certainly before that, the black lives matter movement that said we're not going to tolerate all of the bodies in the street. and even go back and look at occupy wall street for example. it is been elizabeth warren, it is been bernie sanders as leaders that have also really ignited movements but it is been the people on the ground, our republican friends included who have seen this country slip away from the dignity and respect that we want to portray in the world, they have allowed some of our darkest angels to come back up into the mainstream that have said, no, n

fox's aisha hosni has a therapeutics prescribed for the president.. >> reporter: president trump has received an aggressive treatment today, and that we know he has also received the remdesivir therapy as medical experts caution the next 72 hours are critical. before the president was hospitalized, he received a cot tale of two experimental drugs through an iv, meant to supply antibodies to help him fight the infection. the one time eight ground goes from regeneron, pharmaceuticals has not yet been approved for treating coronavirus. >> the whole point of this antiviral therapy, if you will, is to minimize the viral load so that there's no secondary effects coming from the coronavirus that can impact a significant side effect in his lungs or in his heart. >> reporter: some doctors believe the president may have been hospitalized to monitor how he reacts to the drugs. trump is also taking over-the- counter supplements medicines like zinc, vitamin d, the and asset are met at nine, melatonin and aspirin, which he takes to reduce the risk of heart attack or stroke. the president in the hi

aisha and cornell are still here. taken me down a notch in my optimism that donald trump's racism doesn't land with as much as a swath. i do think lebron's off-court actions and the way these issues have been elevated do have an impact. would you disagree? >> i'm going to try to bring you back up, nicolle, because i don't want you down. the good news is that, look, i think racism on the ballot this time around in a way it hasn't been before. >> me, too. >> i can argue that for a long time white americans didn't have much skin in the racism game. it was something that other people had to deal with and it was that community and those people over there. now you hear in focus groups white moms talking about what's the future of this country if we continue down this path? and what's the future for our kids if we continue down this path? two things donald trump has done and done uniquely. one is he's made white people understand that they have skin in this racism game and they have to also play a part in doing something abo

nick, aisha and charlie are sticking around. when we come back. talk about not normal.ocrats running strong in red states like texas and georgia. our friend steve kornacki joins us with joe biden's electoral map wish list. he's looking to expand the map as donald trump struggles to lockdown the states he won four years ago. >>> plus a staggering number of new coronavirus cases is straining hospitals and health care workers across this country as the pandemic is growing at a rate we have not seen before. and later the lincoln project versus javanka, the story of the times square billboard that sent jared kushner and ivanka trump in a mega legal meltdown. "deadline: white house" continues after a break. don't go anywhere. se" continues after a break. don't go anywhere. almost no contact tracing. completely ignored the science, completely ignored the warning signs. there were things that could have been done. a lot of people have died needlessly, and there's nothing more frustrating than feeling like you're fighting against someone who should have your back. we are not goi

. >> aisha? >> i totally agree.ike pence is not as disastrously nasty and evil as donald trump in his social engagement, so he showed up and had a bit of dignity. even trying to find something nice to say. he had a bit of dignity and poise to his presentation, but it doesn't matter because almost everything that he spewed was either propaganda, misinformation, disinformation or just plain old lies. and what was interesting about that is i think that, you know, he thought that he could speak in some kind of civil tone and would dupe the american public into believing what he said. when, in fact, the things that jumped out for me were the way that he seemed extremely misogynistically dismissive of the other two women who were there in conversation with him. he talked all over the moderator like she didn't even matter. and then certainly had, you know, a bit of disregard for kamala harris and just kept on going, even with the calm tone. and i think that, you know, he showed himself out to be in a very evangelical way,

of their daughter aisha i'm sure anymore if you were told of the large number of electrically powered satellites being introduced into critical orbit hearts will definitely post questions. in the final phase of these satellites deployment this will also present a bigger challenges for global surveillance systems than is the case with the current population and all that. so we have to prepare accordingly and continue to expand our capabilities of h.r. what else for. the importance of protecting critical infrastructure such as whether g.p.s. and observation satellites this is highlighted in march 29th teen the indian military shut down one of the country's weather satellites in order to demonstrate its strategic space capabilities the satellite broke up into 6 and a half 1000 pieces of debris which then spread around the globe to speed of 35000 kilometers per hour. the interesting thing in this area is not so much the massive data breach that stay on the rich. you know all right there's the parts move by kinetic energy. of course pose a threat. to. china has also demonstrated its abilit

that was bbc asian network's anisa kadri speaking to sultan akhtar and aisha rosalie.weather is turning again. as the wind picks up overnight, we blow in cloud and rain into scotland and northern ireland, eventually pushing down into northern england and north wales by the end of the night, by which time it's going to be quite chilly. ahead of that, with the clearer skies, colder than last night. could be five or six degrees. maybe a touch colder than that even in the glens of scotland where, after the overnight rain, tomorrow, we're going to see sunshine and showers for scotland, northern ireland, chasing in behind this band of cloud and rain as it moves its way southwards, arriving in southern england in the afternoon. the rain could be rather heavy. the showers following, though, will be heavy in the northwest, where the winds are strongest. may well be some hail and thunder in there, too, and typical temperatures are only 11 degrees in the afternoon, a touch higher than that ahead of that rain in the southeast. over the weekend, a chilly wind — at least on saturday

we're back with tina kandel former facebook director of lunches aisha next president of contrasts and c.e.o. of mom and app team so tell me so that we know what are the most sophisticated tills stat keep users on the hill i mean are engineers in a big tech consciously using your scientific knowledge to keep us in gauged. no i i i mean i think part of what is scary is that there really are cumin beings on the other side of of of these services right it's really an algorithm that's not very well in my opinion not very well supervised that is being given an instruction which is make him spend more time on the service tomorrow you have this universe of billions of pieces of content that he's got a couple 100 friend of him that's going to get him sucked in and we also have push notifications and we can play with the time of day that we send those push notifications to him and if things get really bad we have his phone number so we can text message him and what really bad i mean he hasn't come back for a few days when i go off a spot for several days or week i get a text message from that w

dissin from aisha's become one of the key weapons in the ground war. deception and full of military victories are as old as wolf heart south but in the digital age the dissent from ation can be tough charged the military propaganda machine of armenia which found itself in a stalemate after a series of successful hostilities by the us or by johnny army began a large scale provocation in the information space though the armenian side as always presents old video of battles as new ones the goal was to present their failures to the population successes the ongoing conflict in the want to care about is an example of how information is deployed just as powerfully and destructively as guns claiming victory can play as important a role as physically claiming territory it's all about the image you project so one surprise in that just as azerbaijan tried to discredit armenia as claims of success yet on shot off its own attack the enemy both at the front and in the information space is making its last efforts is running out of steam and therefore threw everything

of their daughter aisha i'm sure any more if you were told of the large number of electrically powered satellites being introduced into critical orbit hearts will definitely post questions. in the final phase of the satellites deployment this will also present a bigger challenges for global surveillance systems than is the case with the current population and all that well that's all we have so we have to prepare accordingly and continue to expand our capabilities of a cloud white house for. the importance of protecting critical infrastructure such as weather g.p.s. and observation satellites was highlighted in march 29th teen the indian military shut down one of the country's weather satellites in order to demonstrate its strategic space capabilities the satellite broke up into 6 and a half 1000 pieces of debris which then spread around the globe to speed of 35000 kilometers per hour. the interesting thing or syria is not so much the massive dead briana's that stay on the rich. grant is the past move by kinetic energy. transfer. since you can. china has also demonstrated its ability t

if correspondent aisha hosni is in philadelphia tonight. >> if you engage in violent civil unrest youa federal crime in the district. we will come after you as hard as we can. >> philadelphia will not have a curfew tonight after a 9:00 p.m. curfew and increased police presence wednesday night. appears to have prevented leaders from hitting more than a handful of stories. multiple people are in custody after a van containing low-grade exposes. looters using explosives to break into atms but police have not said if that's what the explosives were going to be used for. officers get assistance as governor tom well has called up the national guard to help safeguard property and prevent looting. if more than 50 officers injured in clashes over the shooting death of walter wallace jr. police say two officers shot while the seven times each after they say he ignored commands to drop a knife and kept advancing towards them. wallace's family has now viewed a police body cam footage of his death, not yet made available to the public. their attorney says it proves police failed wallace and his fa

. >> aisha you first.se charges tell you about the evidence, investigators and prosecutors have on the suspects. >> well they have drefd in this case,irect evidence in this case, the fbi was using an informant who was on the inside of this domestic terrori terrorist, recording the conversations audio and video, describing their plot. and included firearms trainings. use of explosives. how they were planning to kidnap the governor, as well as what they plan do with law enforcement in order to divert them or confront them as well with violence. >> and rain showeren the government isn't the only one making a correlation between these allegations of and the president's rhetoric. how do you evaluate what the president has said even postthese charges now and perhaps the silence of the u.s. attorney general? >> well i think what happened -- thanks for having me on. i think what happened is unfortunately predictable. we wrote a piece about the relationship between covid and guns and also thinking about the economy

. >>> happening today, bay area chef and super mom aisha curry is teaming up with disney for the returnast, hosting a virtual play date today to celebrate one year since the release of "frozen 2." it will be full of fun and educational activities for fans of olaf, elsa and the gang, including a singalong, choreographed dance lesson and tutorial on drawing olaf from one of disney's very own artists. >> "frozen" is definitely life. we have choreographed dance lessons that my girls are excited about. there's an american sign language tutorial to the song "show yourself" which i'm sure you're familiar with. i'll be cooking. it will be so much fun. >> participants will get an exclusive first look at the trailer for "once upon a snowman" which debuts on disney plus this week. of course disney is the parent company of abc 7. >>> plans have been made for a lot of young kids around the bay area now, lisa. >> oh, yeah, for sure. other folks too, you don't have to be a kid to enjoy that, no doubt. we're looking at a warm start, a mild start to your sunday. sunny to hazy conditions today with low 9

but for those that have maybe lost some documents whether be a driver's license how to find out if aisha about insurance that will all be here. mayor of santa rosa tom sled home says the resource center will also have information specific to city residents for instance, we still have a resilient city ordinance for the tubbs fire and that has really helped fast track a lot of those buildings so we are currently trying to figure out how can we now apply that to this new glass fire burn area, the local resource center will open on monday at maria creel high school in santa rosa from 01:00pm to 07:00pm and tuesday through saturday 10:00am to while will help replace important documents and provide information from building. >>no money or gift cards will be available as of now the fire isn't considered a federal emergency so agencies like fema will be providing assistance money. >>but sonoma county supervisor susan gorin hopes that will change not sure whether this the glass fire will qualify and will make that its monetary threshold. >>on damages. but between the county and sonoma county we'r

our special coverages continues, but i do want to thank mara, aisha and margaret. cornell stays. we're 13 days out. final debate's tomorrow. and we are seeing record-breaking early voting. in the key battleground states we know what that means. right now democrats outpacing the gop by nearly 1.5 million votes, approaching 10 million to their 8 million. trump also trailing in cash. the most recent data shows the trump campaign has $63 million. that compares to biden's $177 mil. to actually pull ad buys in wisconsin, minnesota, ohio and iowa. now, republicans stress whatever you think of that terrain, they say they have other measurable advantages. in a campaign you have to know what everyone's saying. so take a look at this. they argue by running a more robust in-person ground game republicans have now registered new voters than democrats in key swing states like florida, north carolina and pennsylvania. now, let me give you a little bit of context. that number could reflect an edge for republicans on election day. there are also democratic operatives that say these registrations

. >> bill: thanks, aisha holds me in philadelphia, thank you. rivera, and leo terrell civil rights lawyer and a host of the podcast. good data both of you and thank you. we moved to politics in a moment but geraldo on the philadelphia deal, do you see this a case of here we go again in a major american city? because i think where people miss, bill, is context here. yes, the cops were on edge when they got to the scene after getting a call the guy was armed and dangerous. the pilot excelled and tragedy what happened to him. but philadelphia is a murder going on in philadelphia. 408 murdered and of course, cops are on edge. it is becoming one of the murder capitals of the country. and now in this case a guy mentally ill on lithium and the cops called three times the day he was shot tragically by the cops. but they have been called over 30 times over the last several months. this was a not job and should have had tasers, yes, but you can't blame them given the edgy notice berg -- in the city of brotherly love. >> bill: we will see body cam video bu