alexi mccammon. good evening, and welcome to you all. peter, i'd like to begin with you and your beat first. another coronavirus case in the white house. another briefing absent experts. the president says they're more concise this way. and in the meantime as the virus continues to surge, he is surging militarized feds to chicago after they tear-gassed a group of moms in portland who had formed a human line to protect the protesters. have i about correctly described this week in july in the trump white house in the summer of 2020? >> yeah, you have. and, brian, of course, it's a very unsettled time. it's a time when it feels like anything can happen, is happening, and it's hard to get a grasp on it. and you have a president who for weeks had denied that there was anything serious going on with the virus. basically put it in his rear view mirror. and now tacitly and somewhat overtly, he's admitting it's not over. it's a serious problem, as much as he wants to use positive language. he has described himself as a cheerleader, the fact that

alexis, i want to go really big picture here.n, what do you see as the connection between grappling with the history and the reality that our forefathers, so many of our forefathers were enslavers and this moment of reckoning we now find ourselves in. >> it's not just that so many of the founders were slave holders. it's that it defined their world view in many ways. when i talk about george washington and the things that he thought about on any given day, yes, he thought about the war when it was happening and he thought about the presidency when he was serving as the president for two terms, but he also thought of the hundreds of people who he enslaved at mount vernon who made his life possible, who enabled him to do all the things that he's being celebrated for today. and so, when we talk about there is no country without george washington, we have to talk about there's no george washington without the people he enslaved. they are one in the same and until we understand that, we will not understand what is going on right now i

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press than they already have indeed so i think it's crossed hopefully it'll all work out all right alexis up at an office from the institute for maritime tourism and primakov we thank you so much for your time and to stay healthy. thank you very much the same to you. and now for the last time this week we've got our science correspondent derek williams answering your questions and this week you wanted to know about t. cell immunity. what is currently known about teeth phelim unity the immune system is quite complex when the body is infected with a virus it mounts an immune response in it what are called antigen presenting cells in just proteins from the virus and display them on their surface this activates t. helper cells which initiate a host of immune functions one is to help activate what are known as site a toxic or killer t. cells to destroy cells in the body that are already infected and they also stimulate so-called b. cells to produce antibodies that bind to the virus the antibodies prevent the virus from infecting other cells and tag it for elimination and antibody levels are wh

of a more i'm joined by professor alexis puff of the masses he's the chairman of the truth research society and co-director of the institute for maritime tourism and brain maha from university of applied sciences now that out of the way good to have you with us 1st question simply has to be would you board a cruise ship right now or. me personally i would probably do this. for research for. all right as you probably would weigh a mask and not look for fun but the problem is why did cruise ships get caught up in this pandemic in the 1st place more so than aviation or other modes of transport what went wrong. well i think there's a degree it's very easy to trace back let's say a coral outbreak or an order on a ship rather than on an airplane as simply because you know in an airplane people go in and out and it's very difficult introspect where you came from plus cruise companies for deployed in asia and where they had the outbreak started and therefore the noose and i think this is basically what happened i don't think that . is less risky than the crucible that bob as i mentioned it's very v

of a more i'm joined by professor alexis. he's the chairman of the truth research society and co-director of the institute for maritime tourism and brave a half a university of applied sciences now that out of the way good to have you with us 1st question simply has to be would you board a cruise ship right now. me personally i would probably do this more for research purposes all right as you probably would weigh a mask and not look for fun but the problem is why did cruise ships get caught up in this pandemic in the 1st place more so than aviation other modes of transport what went wrong well i think there's a degree it's very easy to trace back let's say a coral outbreak or an order on a ship rather than an airplane as simply because you know in an airplane people go in and out and it's very difficult introspect where you came from plus cruise companies for deployed in asia and there where they had the outbreak started and therefore the noose and i think this is basically what happened i don't think that . asian is less ri

robert costa, alexi mccammond, dr.rwin redlener, greatly appreciate it. >>> coming up for us following our first break, the explosive new book we mentioned from inside the trump extended family. our next guest explains why this could destroy some of the mythology of the trump family. >>> and later, everything's bigger in texas, but during a pandemic, that's not good. texas is home to 30 million americans, and texas just set three new records just today as "the 11th hour" is just getting under way on this tuesday night. >>> welcome back. nbc news has obtained a copy of this new tell-all book from the president's niece, a book the trump family attempted to stop in court. the book by mary trump called "too much and never enough: how my family created the world's most dangerous man" paints a scathing picture of the president and is full of unflattering anecdotes as the title might indicate. mary trump, who is a ph.d. clinical psychologist, calls her uncle a narcissist for starters, adding, quote, the fact is donald's patho

of a more i'm joined by professor alexis had an assay say he's the chairman of the truce research society and co-director of the institute for maritime tourism and brave aha from university of applied sciences now that out of the way good to have you with us 1st question simply has to be would you board a cruise ship right now. but me personally i would probably do this. for research for. all right as you probably would weigh a mask and not look for fun but the problem is why did cruise ships get caught up in this pandemic in the 1st place more so than aviation other modes of transport what went wrong. well i think there's a degree it's very easy to trace back let's say a coral outbreak or an order on a ship rather than an airplane is simply because you know in an airplane people go in and out and it's very difficult to trace back where it came from plus cruise companies for deployed in asia and where they had the outbreak started and therefore the noose and i think this is basically what happened i don't think that variation is less risky that crucial that that but as i mentioned it's ve

it's a glaring difference, compared to 2020, when you have a pandemic, alexi.hich is affecting states like texas and florida and arizona, maybe places that the president's message might have had an impact before. but i'm just not sure that the audience, the broader audience beyond his base is receptive to what he's saying. >> i mean, one thing we know to be true, the numbers do not lie. if you look at polling time and time again in the last few weeks alone, but even in the last few days, if the presidential election were held today, joe biden would win by a ten-point advantage. and that is not, you know, a coincidence, given what's happening with the coronavirus. we've seen how president trump's standing with seniors, especially those 65 and older, has declined significantly, since the coronavirus pandemic started. but we've also seen how americans are sort of revealing that they don't really like these intangible qualities about the president. they don't like personality traits. they feel fearful or angry when they're thinking about the next couple of months,

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. >> and alexi, the president remains in committed denial when he is absent the teleprompter, saying there are no failures, again, second guessing the value of testing, saying it is overrated, and again, urging all schools to open regardless of the trajectory of infections in their states or districts. do they really think putting him in front of all that is the way to repair his political standing? >> we have seen howe t the president has -- older voters, 65 votes are effected by coronavirus, women, suburban voters, these voters that see the president in a different way than previously seen before the virus. we know that wasn't good for numbers. we know at the same time, president trump loves being the messenger. he loves being a person standing at the podium, being in control of that narrative. even if it is going against his own internal polls for the campaign, he wants to be out there giving this message. you know, to your point, what's amazing is that voters are hearing different ways they feel he is lying to them. they're realizing different ways in which they don't know what's

finance alexis christoforous. good morning.do you think would happen if all of those students were forced to leave. >> good morning, phillip. good to be with you. these new rules could be absolutely devastating to private universities, state universities because at some of these schools, international students make up a third of the body and they represent the majority of many students in graduate programs as well. more than a million international students were issued visas to study in the u.s. last year alone. the thing circumstance phillip, a lot of these international students, most of them, typical typically pay full tuition. not having them is really a double whammy for these universities. not only are they trying to navigate around the pandemic, but now there's extreme pressure to be able to allow these international students in. it's not just what the students mean to the schools themselves, right? it's what it means to sort of the trickle-down effect to the rest of the economy there. there was a recent study by the sta

alexi, i start with you. >> thank you for having me, nicole. colonel vindman is an example of this larger trend that we've come to know within trump's orbit. which is this evolving door that exists within his administration and his white house. who anyone who is perceived as being disloyal to the president or worse, insubordinate, as president trump called vindman when he fired him, as a way to justify him, those votes will be quietly or loudly, often is the case, removed from trump's orbit and humiliated on their way out. and you know, what's interesting about vindman is that, you know, your opening touched on this, nicole. he was a particularly threatening character in trump's orbit, in that he spoke out against the president's authority and challenged the president's authority, which we all know something that he likes to, obviously, exert in any way he can, but also something that he simply cannot stand to be challenged on, even when it is something that he is getting impeached for. >> you know, steve schmidt, it's such an eerie window into

olympia is the daughter of tennis champion, serena williams and read it cofounder, alexis, alexis olympia is listed as one of the owner of the new los angeles team in a women's professional soccer league. just a toddler but running the show for this new team. >> watch out when she's like 24, right? thanks for joining us here at noon, our news shifts to online coverage at ktvu.com and the ktvu news app. if you stay here, you'll see dr. oz, up next. ♪ dr. oz: the secrets to aging backwards. and what you can do now to turn back the clock. >> we are cracking the code for aging. dr. oz: plus, the dish crew is serving up the cheesiest mouthwatering meals. >> everybody, grab a corner. dr. oz: coming up next. ♪ dr. oz: are you ready for season 11? >> yeah! ♪ [applause]

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. >> we will seek the death penalty against alexi sands who is a leader in the east eastern district of new york. >> new york will likely be mentioned against next week's news conference. and if pressed people make good on his threat to take over cities that he thinks are out of control. speak to that something at this point i think the american people want to see. >> from the oval office to battleground georgia were president trump promises to expedite infrastructure projects by cutting red tape and removing legislation. >> president trump: biden is happy to tie up projects in red tape and we want to get things built. >> georgia is also home for the cdc, center for disease control, headquarters for the nation's coronavirus response but the white house is now shifting one of its key responsibilities, coronavirus data collection and dissemination to the department of health and human services. critics say it's just the latest offered by the white house to undercut the agency but president trump doesn't see it that way. it didn't change for me, they are all on the same team, including

and then, finally, i announced that we are going to seek the death penalty against alexi saenz who iseader in the eastern district of new york, a leader of ms-13 there. the president made a trip to brentwood, new york, earlier in his administration. and he met with the families of victims that have been killed by ms-13, including the family of two young girls who were butchered with machetes. and the person that we are seeking the death penalty against was involved in those murders, as well as the murder of two african americans who they just saw on the street and thought they were from a rival gang and just butchered. so those are the actions that were taken. there is more coming as we are going to target the leadership of ms-13. we are working very closely with the el salvadorians on this; they have been very cooperative. have the hsi and the fbi with operations down in el salvador. pres. trump: in past administrations, el salvador did not cooperate. administration, my second or third day, i said that's not going to work. get them out of here, we are not taking them. they don't even

de la champions, siguen los problemas en la liga mx otro jugador dio positivo el jugador de chivas alexisona mixta con los gallos aÍi estÁ miguel gurwitz y el goleador carlos hermosillo nos hablarÁ de todo lo que sucediÓ en la fecha de la liga mx por fin vuelve el fÚtbol en mÉxico. >>> me encanta copÁn. esta compaÑÍa es francesa se llama piano y se vio obligado a cancelar dos giras por la pandemia sus integrantes no saben cuÁndo volverÍan a tocar a un pÚblico y montaron este espectÁculo flota de fusiÓn y ahora muchos pueden disfrutar de su mÚsica por supuesto guardando la recomendada distancia social. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> quÉ belleza y con esto nos despedimos muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos, recuerde que tiene una cita aquÍ con nosotros a las 11 o despuÉs de su noticiero local los esperamos. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >> hola hola seguimos en universo en la cuenta regresiva al gran partido de debut de chivas v/s león pero ahora es el extra del fútbol estelar, el extra del extra del extra y queremos darle cosas adicionales. >> seguimos con el mismo enfoque y creo que nos

of alexis's resignation? i think reddit has a long way to go, and it is about doing the work. it is about making better decisions, it is about getting people to actually care about these changes. it is the same problem we are seeing on facebook and all these other platforms. there is no accountability for all of the bad decisions that got us here. how thee understand changes are going to be made going forward to completely turn these platforms around? i don't see a path when the boards don't push and when the leaders don't care of change. arecremental changes that -- that seem more pr-oriented. i think it is great that advertisers are getting involved, because that is another pressure point on these platforms, but again, one person changing is it going to make a difference. you have to change in a way that is much deeper than that. i will believe it when i see it. right now they have done some work, but you can see there is still so much more work to do, and it's not easy and it is not something that is -- yo

. >>> joining me now with a look at axios a.m., alexi mccammond.rity advisor, while most of us have kind of moved on from his memoir, "the room where it happened" various officials have fixated on details brought up in that book. this matters because the revelations in the book behind the scenes in the oval office is raising the blood pressure of our allies around the world who are already kind of worried about president trump's reliability to begin with. so we've seen in interviews and heard from directly leaders in venezuela, south korea, and european officials who are nervous about the things that john bolton raised in his book. and the bottom line is that while these folks may have had their assumptions about president trump or thoughts of what was going on behind the scenes, it's different when the suspicious suspicions are confirmed by someone as senior as john bolton in this book. >> we saw the president delivering dark, divisive remarks this weekend. what are you hearing from the biden campaign about how the former vice president plans to c

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alexis lÍcito en la playa ocean beach en san francisco con su familiar, comiendo papas con salsa valentinauy bien. julio: tambiÉn nos dirigimos al parque grand canion donde dimos personas haciendo picnic, jugando tenis filiaciÓn y rescisiÓn, pero todo esto estarÁ prohibido este fin de semana. por orden del condado, el departamento de parques era la parques y playas de la ciudad este sÁbado y domingo a causa del reciente incremento de casos de coronavirus. >>es un sacrificio que todos tenemos que tomar. >> a lo que gente estÉ afuera. julio: hoy hay gente en la playa que no hay estacionamiento, pero maÑana estarÁn completamente cerrados. segÚn el departamento de parques y recreaciÓn de la ciudad, a partir del lunes las partes blancas podrÉ volver a reabrir. desde san francisco, julio poletti, "univisiÓn" 14. ramÓn: para mantenerse actualizado sobre cuÁles playas de nuestras zonas suyos cerradaseste fin de semana feriado le sugiero que descarguÉ nuestra aplicaciÓn de "noticias univisiÓn" en el Área de la bahÍa. es completamente gratis. despuÉs de perder a su hermano a manos de la policÍa de v

. >>> finally, alexi and siri be triggered no y more often th think.xperts say false triggers could lead to privacy intrusions. hey siri, those are your "techbytes." >> got to be carefully. >>> and the pandemic is having one unexpected expectffect on t economy. >>> and two local teens honored with an >>> rents are dropping at a record rate. for the first time ever, san francisco rents are down by double digits compared with a year ago. median price$3280. but that is town 12% frs touis e last year. and rent in sacramento went up nearly 8% compared with june of last year. >>> monterey bay aquarium is now selling tickets for when it will reopen on july 13th. but overwhelming demand crashed the system. they had this message for fans telli telling tell that the beingaqua was fish for a solution. masks and social distancing will be required. a one way path through the exhibits has been set the unto help the social distancing requirement. >>> and a big honor for two teens. fr sarah goody was wrong those reaction noised for t e se told us what the award means

equipo de antonio mohamed , golazo luego por la izquierda el centro de segundo palo alan asistido por alexisnales chris , va a patear y tapa el portero estaban 3 a 2 a favor de minnesota y aparce kaspell el lateral por izquierda minnesota avanza a los cuartos de final significa que san josé este sábado anote primero de agosto los quakes contra minnesota united en cuartos de final un equipo que han perdido los últimos 3 más recientes estas son las llaves de mls (major league soccer) is back >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> hemos dominado la acción un día más soy carlos cambio y fuera >> esperamos que los quakes anoten y ganen >> una ventaja el equipo que hoy ganó que es minnesota fueron a penales si se define así el sábado al menos tenkdran referencia de cómo pateó los penales robin que en conferencia de prensa dijo sabemos sus debiliades cuidado el sábado >> gracias por la información carlos nos vamos a una pausa, y ya estamos de regreso >> [♪ ] >> ahora que estamos más en casa puede ser que estés más expuesto al humo de segunda mano que entra por las puertas y ve

as pointed out by alexis, you have that in europe. you have that in taiwan, south korea. you know, we do have a play book. it is not the case that we don't have a play book. we have a play book. we don't want to get into the play book. >> this is the interesting thing. right. so finding a vaccine is akin to rocket science. that's hard work. but this part isn't. the stuff that we know that public officials tell us we have to do to stop the spread is social distancing, masks, hand washing and then some method of figuring out what public gatherings or people working outside the home do. i'm having trouble. you worked in government. i'm having trouble understanding where the institutional and political resistance to things like that have come from. in south dakota, the governor has said that we're celebrating freedom. >> this is not, this is not rocket science. the failure is at the top. it's called donald trump, mike pence and everyone that has taken lessons from them, greg abbott, ducey, all those people who have now had to reverse their, oh, it's not here, we don't have to

del virus es trabajo de todos >>> sobre todo si conviven con personas de la tercera edad, r farah alexis adicionales podemos tomar para proteger a la salud >>> es comÚn que especialmente en residencias hispanos los abuelitos vivan con sus hijos y a raÍz del coronavirus mÉdicos de la regiÓn se encuentran alarmados ya que los abuelos son los mÁs expuestos al virus >>> algo que he visto frecuentemente es que cada vez que tengo un niÑo que tiene la infecciÓn por coronavirus y mero es muy leve para el niÑo, al niÑo no le pasa mayor cosa que fiebre, dolor de cabeza, pero lo que me tiene extremadamente preocupada es que en el momento que hablo con ellos los padres a veces le dan el niÑo a los abuelos para que lo cuiden porque los padres tienen que ir a trabajar entonces el mensaje no es importante para la comunidad, es estamos en una pandemia, las personas mayores de 65 aÑos tienen que estar permanentemente aislados del resto de la comunidad >>> es importante que si las personas de la tercera edad no cumplen con su propiedad y viven con sus hijos o nietos, expertos recomiendan que tengan un Áre

alexis olivia will hannahan is listed as one of the owners of the los angeles intrigue in the women's professional soccer league known as angel city. pretty good company that team, along with olympia and her mom. eva longoria, natalie portman. >>> 7'2" inches tall and you can see that comes in handy when you're a basketball player. remember the denver nuggets practicing? i don't know how you get up and block that shot, even if you are a tall guy yourself and get on a ladder he's got pretty good reach. >> wasn't his dad even taller than him? i think the new goal was 7'6". >> yes, somewhere between 7.6 and 7.7. what his wingspan is is how tall he was. >> well the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. [ laughter ] >> mark says something when he saw a bolt in his car he literally took out the front see and would drive from the backseat. >> that's true i told that story earlier tonight. he had a big ford sedan. his arms and legs were in perfect proportion for the car. >> see you later everyone, good night. s at 7:00. claire, where are you? okay, see you in two. [ cellphone beeps ] [ footst

trump is calling attention to the failure of the blue state model the battlegrounds for the 2020 alexis people in power reports on trump versus california on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever. its the u.k.'s biggest hospital with the eventual capacity for 4000 covert 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding. the critical care bed count and other similar sites are under way the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised researches say that huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close extrapolate that across the country and the spread of corona virus appears far wider than anyone thought. japan is doing the math it's a way to protect against devastating tsunami one o one east investigative nature can be can time or if the expose could be used to greater danger. on al-jazeera. the warning. the rest of it all found serious under the national security law cyber crackdown in hong kong 4 students are detained accuse of posting content on social media a

use the word they are that's in american democracy because i don't know trump was listen believe alexis into fastens and 16 we cannot however say exactly the same about george bush jr in true france and because there are many folks in the regularities regard in his fair trade our job was severely alexa's and yes in the last 4 years we have seen the liberal elements predominantly but also. conservative elements do that are most such try to bring down the trump administration now i am no friends of struggle and i believe whoever is in the white house is not going to make fundamental changes in america be it the message clear and also concerns of american foreign policy. iris the fact that he won that election and was i absolutely loved pizza is the science of those in the american astonishment who are not just secretly a tendency to undermine him and bring him down they're doing it in claiming that fear of not just the american public but all the entire you know well that is an issue that must be addressed by the american people that there are enemies we are in america who have no regard

they consider syria only way to exploit and to follow their own interests so you have the murphy alexis and that is really ruining the country and even russians are losing patience because they are claiming that assad is not able to finish or to better manage the country so they are very kind of upset with this quote level of corruption and mismanagement and now another important aspect of war is of course foreign involvement in you and the us have been widely criticised for their response to the syrian conflict is it too late for them to act now. i think the we of. right now offers the no opportunity the americans are going for maximum pressure with their caesar act which enables them to put sanctions on whoever wants to make a deal with assad and its allies i think the europeans should go to another way they should use the money that they're already spending in syria they are financing 70 percent of the humanitarian aid that is the little by the u.n. it's financed by the europeans so they should really put their own conditions on that to make sure that this helps that this help reache

france and because there are many folks in irregularities in his fair trade our job was legitimately alexis and yes in the last 4 years we have seen the liberal elements predominantly but also the conservative elements to that are most to try and bring down the trunk administration now i am no friends awestruck and i believe that whoever is in the white house is not going to make fundamental changes in america be it a message clear and also concerns of american foreign policy. i respect the fact that he won that election and was i absolutely loath pizza is the science of those in the american astonishment who are not just. it's secretly a tendency to undermine him and bring him down they're doing it in claiming that fear of not just the american public will be. sad it is an issue that must be addressed by the american people that they are all enemies we are seeing america who have no regard for who will watch the american people all they want to say is america as they will see this city. and this is an intolerable situation if you don't get safe answers one phrase but it was the adults in t

alexandrovitch put a weekend curfew back in place after the country's worst day of the pandemic with 13 deaths alexy o'brien reports. process does and police battle on the streets around say be as parliament. i. tried to storm the building some briefly managing to get inside before being pushed that. was there angry at president aleksander of the church and his decision to reimpose coronavirus restriction. some chanted calling him a thing. this demanded his resignation the government signed for the 2nd time. put the city. to impose crime scene. for a beach. county. it's a responsibility because they made all the mistakes. the mistake they say was lifting what was one of europe's strictest lockdowns. we gathered here to protest because our president lifted the state of emergency because of the election and now he wants to impose it again. critics say the president lifted restrictions so he could hold parliamentary elections last month has passed an overwhelming victory night clubs were back in action it was a tennis tournament shops were open and 25000 fans packed a belgrade stadium for the country's

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los segmentos favoritos en "despierta amÉrica".com, la aplicaciÓn carlos y les tenemos noticias de alexise quererlo todo. >> estoy feliz porque lo Último que hice fue amar a muerte. regresamos a abrir otra vez un horario que es un melodrama sensacional. sabÉis cÓmo se llama tu personaje? >> se llama artemio quien es un hombre mujeriego y poderoso. es un hombre corrupto pero tambiÉn tiene el amor por sus hijas pero mal llevado. y explicÓ que ha sido estricta en continuar con las medidas sanitarias >> cÓmo estÁ tu corazÓn? >> estÁ entero, contento y feliz emocionalmente tienes que hacerte fuerte. >> en esta Época creo que quien mÁs nos han enseÑado a estar tranquilos es roberta porque me ha ayudado a ser un hombre mÁs tierno, un hombre mÁs tranquilo, con mÁs impulso y tambiÉn mÁs aguerrido yo creo que no se trata de coronas sino de entretenimiento. >> yo le podÍa dar algo muy distinto de lo que estÁn acostumbrados y le he mostrado al pÚblico que no me ha visto en un teatro que se puede hacer comedia. >> es alexis ayala de regreso a la fÁbrica de las estrellas con una nueva historia, quererl

allowed around 5000 companies including tech giants such as facebook to send data across the atlantic alexyo'brien explains the case was called facebook arland and shrimps for words that could have major global implications sram says all of that and previously activist make shrimps so we are really really happy with this judgment he launched legal action against facebook and its european headquarters in ireland arguing his dollars that wasn't protected when it was transferred to the social media giant servers in the u.s. . the case went from arland to europe's top cotton oxenberg where judges agreed with him 5 commission implementing decision e.u. 2016 well of 150 is invalid. the court has ordered the scrapping of an agreement called the previous the shield which was supposed to keep the diameter of european customers safe when it was transmitted across the atlantic not because many u.s. tech companies are obliged to give some access to government surveillance the court found that safety can't be ensured this has been seen as the way in which the european commission has bowed down to us emp

arrest of their regional governor on murder charges that his supporters say are politically motivated alexi or brian reports. the crowds might be smaller but they may surge is the same they demand the regional governor said to her go be released. the rallies lasting long into the night in khabarovsk in russia's far east there have been protests here since for a girl was detained last week and taken to moscow more than 6000 kilometers away he deployed in court accused of murder but according to the investigation 4 goal was organizing assassination attempts on the murders of a list of business men the charges date back about 15 years before he got into politics he denies the allegations which his supporters say politically motivated because he was popular and bait the candidate from the governing united russia party in the 2018 election. his victory was seen as reflecting a growing public frustration with president vladimir putin and mocked and may just say back the putin's policy let's say there's some kind of disregard for us in general for the citizens of russia it's like we mean nothing o

twitter is undoubtedly alexis of annie jr. 2 years old. already an icon. leave it at that. a purple matching power stance out there on the tennis courts this week. posting this on her instagram. is that not the pandemic era you need right now? we're in the midst of a pandemic that has taken away from us yet another you know, rite of passage of the summer, wimbledon. seven champions. we should be seeing her on the screen this week, but i guess if we can't, that little 2-year-old's power stance is the next best thing in this moment. >> i love it. that's a great thing. thank you for representing. all of you guys had great picks and i thought this was going to be the week that i finally get to have my choice since joy always wins, but you all had great picks. how do you compete with a baby? okay, fine. for me, it is definitely without a lynn miranda. the fact hamilton is streaming on disney plus now. first of all, all of us who have been stuck in our homes have bemid binge watched everything. thank you for finally watching the show. i am happy you tune nd to hamilton on disney

is an enemy and does not want an independent iraq alexy o'brian reports. iraqi prime minister to me is the 1st official iran's supreme leader has welcomed face to face and 5 months ayatollah ali how many's matings have been called off until now because of the coronavirus pandemic these talks a privilege reserved to one of iran's most important allies how many using the occasion to warn about the influence of the united states saying it's against an independent iraq and the rivalry between tehran and washington came close to open conflict on iraqi soil area this year when the u.s. launched air strikes in baghdad killing iranian military commander. must offer them a way into tehran a gets a point out that iraq would not be a battlefield for iran and the u.s. but also aware that iran is crucial to iraq's security as well as its financial recovery from the pandemic. from the iraqi people always aspired to exceptional bilateral cooperation based on mutual respect and without any intervention in domestic affairs we fought against isis and other terrorist groups

anthony kochi alexis dr. anthony fauchi says goggles may be needed to prevent the spread of coronavirus. dr. anthony fauchi explained that because the virus infects mucosal services, including the eyes, it may be necessary to protect eyes with a shield or goggles. dr. anthony fauchi says it is not universally recommending, but he says people may want to consider eye protection. right now, the cdc recommends eye protection for healthcare workers. >>> dominican university and san rafael will offer coronavirus contact tracing. the marin county public health department is partnering with the university for the class. officials have told the chronicle that students will now be able to track down the contacts of people with coronavirus to control the spread. health experts say there is a critical need for tracers to respond to the health crisis. >>> uc berkeley is rolling out students returning to on-campus housing august 20. administrators say that residents will be single occupancy, students will be asked to self

ladies and gentlemen some time ago there was a gentleman by the name of alexis.rote a book called democracy in america. absolute genius. the book was ignored for about a half-century but as many of you now know it's a very popular book particularly among those who believe in liberty. one of the things he says that so crucially important in the book is that america will never face. [inaudible] why because it governs from the bottom up. the central government is mostly weak and their are so many hamlets and villages and towns, so many cities in these vast america which is where the action is which is where the people live which is where representative government really takes place that they will not tolerate a centralized top-down government. will that's what we have today. a centralized top-down government and now they're about to unleash a war against our town are township, our villages and our cities to concentrate police powers, funding powers, resource powers, governing powers in the bureaucracy and washington d.c. this is part of the whole plan that biden has

we have alexi mchammond who has a smart piece, looking at the ways that elizabeth warren is influencing the biden campaign and the policy rollouts, you see warren's fingerprints all over a lot of biden's plans. we know they're in close conversations. you saw it last week in the green energy proposal where vice president biden moved up his time line by 15 years when you want to get to 100% renewals. we know they're in close conversations. the implications, everyone is wondering whether or not who is going to be the vice president's basically anything anyone is talking about in washington right now. this piece gives us a hint there's a lot of si nor ji between warren and the former vice president. but that pick we're expecting in a couple weeks. a couple more policy proposals, big rollouts, and once they get that done they'll shift theo wh their choice is for the number two spot is. >> considering the fact that he's taken so many policy cues as has been laid out from elizabeth warren, i know she's been on the short list as a vice presidential pick. where are they on this search? >> there

. >> she is just a toddler, she already owns professional sports franchise. 2-year-old alexis olympiais the daughter of serena williams. she is listed as one of the owners of the new los angeles team in a wind women's professional soccer league. other owners are natalie portman and jennifer garner. >> lastly tonight this will be your last time to see the comment is visible tonight until early morning hours tomorrow. a look towards the northwest. right below the big dipper consolation. you can see it without binoculars although those will give you a better view. >>> britain's prince philip made a rare public appearance in windsor castle. he stepped down from his post as colonel in chief. as separate ceremony, prince charles his wife, camilla, took over the regimen. she is retired for most public duties. the royal family is also celebrating prince georges 70th birthday, the oldest son of prince william, which means he is expected to become king one day. >>> the wedding, because of the pandemic is entering a contest. they could win the dream wedding in france. they are in the finals beca

betty owning alexis for 63 years, devastated about cloverleaf. >> cloverleaf has been the model of just about every bowling center in the country. >> he worries about his business, and vesting $35,000 in order to make it safe. >> we did what we feel was everything that the cdc had suggested. >> county health is quick to shut them down without visiting, due to thermal cameras to check temperatures, partitions between bowling alleys, touchless restroom doors and air-conditioner purifiers and gloves for bowling balls. >> i was hoping and praying that we would be able to survive the five-month and open doors. >> the owner believes that he will miss the people the most. >> it is going to be a big hit for the schools, special needs, and just the families every month. it is going to hit them hard. >>> all right, thank you, such sad news to hear about that. yeah. >> yeah. yeah. >> we are going to talk about whether, as i mentioned, pam and steve, i was able to come here in the way in and see them in this morning where the sky was clear, big huge and cold. i just wanted to pull over, and stand t

the tennis superstar on the court, but this time she's playing doubles, and it's with her daughter alexisat these adorable photos of the two of them in matching purple outfits no less. the 2-year-old already having the moves down, mirroring her mom's crouch. her racket in position, even giving her mom a victory high-five, so we're not the only ones who are loving these pictures. serena's sister venus commenting i just love her and you too much. if this gets any cuter, i will not live. it is absolutely adorable, especially her -- little olympia's squat was incredible. >>> all right, now if we've learned anything this year in quarantine, it's that you can't always get what you want, but now the rolling stones are giving us what we need. the stones will arrive at drive-in movie theaters around the country and in canada starting july 10th with a showing of "havana moon," a concert that the band filmed in cuba in 2019. the movie follows the stones concert that made history, made headlines as the biggest open air rock concert to ever be held in cuba after a decades-long ban on rock 'n' roll in