four churches, in all, are named in a letter to the arch diocese from the city attorney's office. the economy is roaring back, if you ask president trump. president gave a coronavirus briefing this afternoon. covering everything from the economy to mr. trump pointed to success on the testing front. many sites, now, getting people results much faster. he says he is also working on additional measures to protect nursing homes. the president characterized the economic upturn as historic. >> we are currently witnessing the faste recovery in history. that's because previously, before the virus came and hit our shore, the foundation was so strong. we had such a strong foundation that we're recovering, much faster than anybody anticipated. >> the stock market is doing very well. but many businesses are still being closed for the foreseeable future. the unemployment rate is 10.2%. very high but down from nearly 15% back in april. >>> coming up. voters being told to stay away from the open estuary and with very good reason. we will tell you what happened there last night. >> plus, is it si

neil: arch, i remember it well. arch, great to see you again. let's get you back. and very well. you're the best. arch crawford. the others look at this, that is silly, the stars. no, no. look at his record. more after this. hike! simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. he scores! stanley cup champions! touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. ♪. neil: all right. ahead of the third night of the democratic convention we just gotten word of that joe biden has shown up at the chase center in will ming ton, delaware. i don't know whether he will be there all day as he was a good chunk ever the day. again all of this virtual here. obviously he will keep a close eye on kamala harris who is going to be speaking to the nation, first time as a vice-presidential candidate tonight. also barack obama, nancy pelosi, elizabeth warren, hillary clinton. former representative gabby

and shortly after, the french flag appeared at the arch de, triumph as well. french soldiers made their way to the hotel maurice fought their way inside, broke into the door to choltitz's office and the first french soldier in challenged choltitz. choltitz' response was yes, and probably better than you. but at that point choltitz surrendered. and shortly after, he signed the documents surrendering all the remaining german forces there in paris. not far away a small column of trucks pulled up into the hotel ritz and an american reporter working for colyer's magazine, man on the right, earnest hemming way, got out and with a group of -- i'm going to be generous here and say a group of french irregular soldiers, made their way into the bar where hemmingway, by legend, at least, ordered 73 dry martinis for himself and his newfound friends. the celebrations were beginning in paris. well, charles de gaulle arrived in paris late that friday afternoon and the first thing he went -- the first place he went to was the train station. this is a photograph of him and de g

leaders of a military coupe in the west african nation of m arch li will hold new elections within quote reasonable time. mali's president announced his resignation after hours after being detained by armed soldiers. hisous ing followed months of protest over corruption and mismanagement. while the events may have been yet with uplation, itt sparked alarm among international observers.s. reporter: the peoplple of m arcl inch wake up to a new chapter in history wednesday. rebel military leaders forord the preresident f from office. for some, the coupe came as a welcome surprise. no, wewe didn't expxpect this a all. it was a surprise for everyone. the population has abandoned the president. to tell you the truth, i'm very happy. i'm very satisfied that the military interveeped and i'm really very pleased. [gun fire] reporter: shots are fired in celebration. the president is led away. later resigning in a broadcast, he called for calm. >> i a accept the decision, because i don't want a siningle drop of blood to be spilled to keep me in power. reporter: the coupe leadeders appearared on s st

the arch facility is what we call a low demand shelter their. demand is that we don't ask you to do anything it's just that they can and it will walk through the door other than their security behavior guidelines for us the definition of loaded been sheltering pleads that we're not requiring any partizan ation in a program or service in order to be in the building there's not going to be a requirement for you to be sober to be in the building you can come in under the influence of drugs or alcohol we just can't have you bringing it in with you so it's an opportunity to work with our clientele on sobriety issues and we'd much rather have them inside the building and under the influence than in the safety concern on the offical. what we've got right now is welcome to our 3rd for this is our dormitory for here at the arch we were originally constructed on this property as a 100 bed facility they knew when they built that it was under built probably didn't know that it was in the under built as it actually is today we sleep 230 min in this facility

what we've got right now is welcome to our 3rd for this is our dormitory for here at the arch we were originally. instructed on this property is a 100 bed facility they knew when they built that it was under built probably didn't know that it was in those under built as it actually is today we sleep 230 min in this facility every night versus the 100 beds that we were created with we're going to take a look at the dormitories themselves during the nicely we're going to sleep 100 minutes here there are case management clients there in a plan they're in a program they're working on some goals that they've set through their program it may be in comes to build the it may be sobriety there's a lot of different kinds of things that case management will address but every night they get to sleep in our dormitories. which are bunk bed style we have some storage and underneath each bed they love being able to store their own stuff and because they're in our shelter program in our case management program each bed is assigned overnight to a specific individual so we'll have on this floor there ar

that was -- they were then behind the arch. the issue that they picked for this jurisdictional strike was that the set erectors should be carpenters. now, carpenters worked in the mill and made those sections. these fellows only put them together. this led to the jurisdictional strike. the then czar of the carpenters union had always had a rivalry with the stage hands. so that was the cause of it. during the war there had come sub version and infiltration of some of the unions, even some of the afl-cio unions. they had formed a rum please group called the hollywood conference of studio unions. this was in contrast to the afl-cio council. they were on one side and they were on the other. i wasn't prepared. i wasn't a red baiter. i was a new deal democrat. i had never gone for all of the stories. i had been told after i got back by some there had been this kind of infiltration into the picture business. i wasn't prepared to believe it. i am the one who made the motion on the board of the guild, i was a board member at the time, n

neil: you're a gentleman, arch. i can, i can.idn't think a dead guy could sound so clear. but seriously, while i've to got you, my friend, it got me think about novel ways to follow the market. obviously you're a good technician, you follow price multiple, all that stuff. but you incorporated astrology. this young woman uses tarot cards. people might look at it as a gimmick. you encountered people said your astrology thing was a gimmick and it wasn't. how dot stars align for you and this market right now? >> most significant right now is the spx is flirting with the old high and it looks like it will need to go just a couple more spins to do so. so we'll see how that comes out. but, in terms of the astrology, i read about it on the front page of "the wall street journal" on the day before my birthday in 1963 about people using astrology in the market. so i got several books on it and i, the books did not have what i wanted to know. i wanted to know, what is the actual percent change in the dow jones when these things occur? so i

if that arch boxes get close enough all the set will be out of the window. and therefore you will have a strong authoritarian government i think the general tendency of the brand of the arch boxes is that majority of the party to. dispensation but this doesn't seem to want emotion longer than for many. appear the best option given their handling of the coronavirus outbreak and the negative perception of the previous government including security failures that led to one of the worst bombing in sri lanka on easter sunday 2019 the main opposition united national party has been ripped apart by infighting and he's contesting the election separately or not carrying the eggs in. the past history show. was screened. it was a lion's incompetent people who was who was exhibited leadership qualities i'm not because nobody no lines. in the political system was. very funny and sincerely believe that we possess the requisite capabilities to carry forward the national agenda and any say low voter turnout is possible and spheres of 19 may keep people in the we from the bal

. >> yeah, arch manning is a sophomore at a new orleans high school.ay have heard of his uncles, peyton and eli manning. >> arch has gotten hype. he's just been ranked as the nation's top high school quarterback in the class of 2023. he's already been offered scholarships from several schools including his uncles' alma maters tennessee and ole miss, the son of the third manning brother cooper. >>> next the luckiest guy in the world. nova scotia. he claimed his second multimillion dollar lottery win. the check says over 17 million canadian dollars. that's nothing to sneeze at, 13 million bucks. >> his first win was more than 2 million american bucks back in 2013. >>> now your chance to make everything taste like cinnamon toast crunch is almost here. >> i can hardly wait. a flavor enhancer called cinnadust is hitting the market from cinnamon toast crunch is described as cinnamon, sugar, vanilla and graham. >> throw it into some coffee, some oatmeal. i can already see it. >> is graham a thing? i thought it was like graham crackers. >>> anyway, a fishing t

in hollywood they made the presenium arch the sound stage door. anything in there was stagehands, but every studio had mills where they made in sections the sets. you would see the sets for the next day's shooting being wheeled down on rollers. huge sections. think set erectors put these pieces together. the issue they picked was that the set erectors should be carpenters. they made the sections. these fellows only put them together. this led to the jurisdictional strike. the then czar of the carpenters union had always had a rivalry with the stagehands, so that was the cause of it. during the war, there had come subversion and infiltration of some of the unions they had formed a rump group called the hollywood conference of studio union unions this was in contrast. they were on one side, we were on the other. like i say, i was a new deal democrat. i had been told after i got back by some there had been some kind of infiltration into the picture business. i want prepared to believe it. i am the one who made the motion that as long as there was thi

yes good evening thanks for arch and say it's not now i'm inviting our man in the neighborhood off the mayor which just shows that there's some george hospital and that not that far away from the fort they are just completely destroyed when the us government argument and at the moment of the glass i've been in i shot fears center upsets you its sides are a shopping mall in a small. lustful all of i were under the impression that a bomb exploded inside the mall. or step meserve's there and then everything got to start and when those weapons from wrong people get injured but like injuries injuries. and this is what i can see i do believe from glass it. is so you were describing that you were in i should i feel very popular neighborhood a very famous shopping area this is explain to us how far is this from the ports where the blast is it has taken place. it is several kilometers i can give you their exact distance but maybe it's 2 or 3 a lot of interest maybe 4 club which is on the port in the more we did not understand that it's an explosion outside that message was the last inside it's

they were than behind the percentage of arch. the issue they picked, for this jurisdictional strike was, that the set erector's should be carpenters. now carpenters worked in the mill and made those sections. and these fellows only put them together. so this led to the strike. then the czar of the carpenters union, had always had a rivalry with the stagehands. so that was the cause of it. during the war, there had come subversion and infiltration of some of the unions, even some of the afn ceo unions. , they had formed a group called the hollywood conference of studio unions. and this was in contrast to the afl-cio labour council. so they were on one side we are on the other. i was not prepared, i'm not a red baiter. i was a democrat i was new deal democrat. i never got in front of the stories. and i've been told after i got back by some that there had been this kind of infiltration in the picture business. i was not prepared to leave it. i'm the one who made the motion on the board of the guild i was a board member at the time.

arch on university in paris and developed an interest in waste products of all kinds are consumerist and throw away society is the central theme of our works trash is transformed into a piece of cake. these objects attract people's attention because they look at advertising and at the same time they're familiar all at once and old mattress that people once found disgusting or just overlooked becomes interesting and that's what fascinates me that people will look at something they didn't originally want to see logically or from the. transit of objects of art pop up all over the city. couldn't imagine making them for an art gallery. here i can set out on my own and create really big objects with just my bare hands and a tool bag. of almost one that is doing that this is even possible on the street it wouldn't have any meaning for me in a room the contact with people just isn't the same so. my search for junk mainly took me into the multicultural knows rentis trans people don't have such ready access to the. more you. can cure walkers work stand in public spaces they can be classed as p

business has been able to provide employment for 10 other people it has taken some time but even in the arch conservative islamic. public women are starting to break into the business world bobby couldn't say i prefer to deal with women out there want to record so much because they rage addition isis the asshole with them forever. highlighting today. less than half of pakistan's women can read and write as opposed to 3 quarters of men that's an imbalance a huge shotgun he finds an acceptable. oh you meant my advice to all the girls that once you get far and rally for support among your family and friends then he'll be capable of anything i'll get better. at the end of the evening she goes home with 3 cows left over but she's not really bothered most of her male colleagues have sold less. satisfying day at the cattle market for irish but of this man right here is japan's most famous a volunteer 2 year old hard or bottle has made a name for himself showing up wherever help is needed be to national tragedy or down at the mocha school with children or bottle is always there and people are happy

and cameroonian arches senate c.l. tells us about his recent collaboration with beyonce. allowed to see when to welcome to news africa it's good to have you along that it is of a military coup in mind these say they will bring about a political transition and hold fresh elections within reasonable time it comes off the mahdi's president abraham announced his resignation just style was off to being detained by armed soldiers his ousting follows months of protest over corruption and economic mismanagement in the west african nation but while the events have been met by jubilation inside bani they sparked a long among international observers. gunshots that aren't meant to kill but to celebrate this car navigates the jaring crowd sitting inside is believed to be the detained president he brought him cater and other officials and later in the day where we are looking president cater appeared on state t.v. . if some elements of our armed forces concluded that my presidency should end with their intervention is going to want to. do i really have a choice. i accept their decision

it really is about the over of-arching lack of respect for the officers, the men and women who work soin and day out. >> reporter: and chief best says she couldn't bring herself to carry out layoffs which would hit newer, likely minority officers the hardest. gillian, -- jillian, todd. jillian: thank you. todd: a north carolina man charged with shooting 5-year-old boy in the head in front of her sers, -- her sers. police arrested him and charged him with first degree murder. the boy was riding his bike when he walked up and shot him. jillian: michael flynn facing a skeptical d.c. court of you appeals as he fights to have his case dismissed. the former national security advisor telling the court he was defended without a prosecutor and he was forced to right the wrongs he perceived and discarded any semblance of impartiality. a three judge panel sided with the doj to dismiss flynn's case. todd: the squad will remain intact. congresswoman ilhan omar winning her democratic primary in minnesota. she beat a newcomer with over 57% of the vote. jillian: marjorie taylor green won the runoff. s

did not lead me too do this at all. >> you talk about him being a fraud character and him being an arch imperialist, always got the sense, this comes across in the roberts biography to that even in his days he seemed somewhat, his way of thinking seemed a little bit outdated and nostalgic and in the 30s, he's seen by many people is a good preposterous and over-the-top into dramatic and partly it's because he's beating the drums on the threats that they pose and they want to have a more temperate. but when you think about the leadership that we need when the democratic society is facing an x potential crisis, is that the persona and the traits that you want when you need a leader, maybe they're different from the kinds of leaders and leaders that you want in a time of normalcy. >> in the 1940s they turned to churchill who was this larger-than-life character that had been out of the mainstream and so caught up they had no more choice in a way and then one of the things that is so poignant about the whole saga of the work from the british perspective and the churchill protagonist is that h

louis, or paris, san jose doesn't have an arch of its own.t's drawing entries from all over the globe. scott budman shows us some of the ideas that are hoping to become san jose's icons. >> reporter: it's the bay area's largest city. it's got high-rises, tech companies, and the sharks. but really -- >> when we think of san jose, sadly, we might think of the "shark tank" but we probably think of suburbia. >> reporter: marketer dan orlof says san jose needs something more than the title, capital of silicon valley. >> silicon valley is where i work. san jose is where i live. getting to a landmark that gets to the heart of who we are as a region headquartered here in san jose is important. >> reporter: so, a contest was launched to bring an icon to san jose. something to define it, like the golden gate bridge in san francisco or the eiffel tower in paris. >> and i have always thought that it was a hole in our community that we don't have such a place. >> reporter: 963 submissions from 72 countries later, a group called urban confluence silicon va

going to his spot with a little bit come back and check off on me because i was laying out here by the arch. it's known as a body know it in in the year and it's it's more dangerous for women the world is more dangerous for women in that. they get lost in the in the. overall tapestry of promises i mean everybody's hard breaks for their children 1st of all and rightly so and there is the veteran then there is the mentally ill by you would do is assess pacific population only women that are having there is specific needs to a we going to this and do enough so you know we made it a priority and by that we pushed through in it any beds available to them or to listen to a year ago there were hardly any beds available for them and it's an unsafe for a place for women to. tell all gotos to not walk in the street a lot at night in a dark neighborhood that's the sort of imagine that you have no work to go. or no what do i do when something. or were. were. in the us is being told in the quote to good wages figure out which song to beat your own is with your company planes on h.b.o. to. me shit like b

basically he was an arch imperialist but during this period he was in fact the leader of the moment. a man of the hour. and his experience during world war i was i think important to know because you know, he screwed up. he screwed up big-time in that prior experience and now here he was coming into this i think actually it's a graver apparent existential threat. and how he then, how he mustered the confidence to do so and this was a tremendous story the first he did not want to do this at all. >> you talk about is being a flawed character and him being an arch imperialist and i always get the sense and this comes across in the roberts biography to that even in his days he seemed somewhat, his way of thinking seemed a little bit outdated and overly nostalgic. and in the 30s i think he seemed i many people as a bit preposterous and over-the-top and too melodramatic. and partly it's because he's beating the drums on the threat the nazis posed other people wanted to have more temperate but when you think about the kind of leadership we need when the democratic society is facing an accid

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and then it has that nice, little shape with scoop ports, arches on the bottom. all the fabrics here have nanotechs and they're a moisture barrier. steve: yes. ana: so they're all basically -- steve: and this is...? ana: this is vinyl. steve: yeah. sam: i got to tell you, it's cool. lemonis: it's different. sam: it's different, and it's cool. ana: when i walk into this space, i want to feel like i'm captivated by a lot of elements. sam: it's a good approach. very nice approach. steve: well, i think your boards are beautiful. i think you did a great job. it's just that i disagree with him, and i disagree with her. the furniture ain't as beautiful as the boards, personally. i think the banquette is ugly. lemonis: let him go. steve: let me go. the colors, i'm not that fond of in that. i don't see these colors there. and i think the scale of the chair is too big. sam: but it's not about the furniture as much as it's about what we're trying to create and as an overall brand and image, and then the furniture comes into it, and i can see by looking at this, i like it. i

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this is peace arch park for you. home away from home. >> it looks like everyone here is having a really nice time with their loved ones and family and friends. >> reporter: other couples stuck oceans apart are embarking on more extreme journeys. with much of the world still shuttered, croatia has emerged as a tourist destination, welcoming visitors in the country if they can show proof of a negative covid-19 test. >> going to get a covid test, loads of fun. >> reporter: i traveled there and met some couples using croatia as a safe haven. >> a lot of people aren't traveling to gallon event. this is the only way we can see each other. rememb . >> reporter: she is a u.s. citizen. her boyfriend lives in the czech republic. >> i thought, maybe it won't be that long. and i'm sure it will work out. but there was really, it was looking like there was very little hope. >> reporter: the pair plans to move to europe together, but for now that's all on hold. did you ever feel helpless? >> absolutely. >> all the time. >> reporter

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this was the first floor at marble arch this lunchtime, one of the key london stores for marks & spencerhe company said there had been a material shift in trade and it had to act. these new figures show the challenge. in the two months since reopening, clothing and home sales at its stores down 48% compared to last year but online sales up 39%. this pandemic has driven a rapid change in shopping habits. with more people buying online, fewer workers are needed in stores. marks & spencers was already making big changes before the pandemic and they have been speeding up those changes now. today, 7,000 jobs to go today, the biggest cuts this retailer has ever made. awful news for the people involved but i'm afraid rather inevitable as shops like this are expensive to run, the cost does not go down if fewer people turn up to shop and that is what is happening. sooner or later you have to align your cost with revenue and that is what m&s is doing today. they're not the only ones? they're not and we will see i'm afraid a lot more. just look at the last seven days, 2,500 morejob losses at debenh

on arch that's 1.2 million infected each month since the first case in china in early december joining us now from london, molly, researchers are closer to a skur but there may never be a silver bullet. >> reporter: so the w.h.o. chief says the way out is long and requires a sustained commitment but experts have been warning for months that the race for a vaccine is unrealistic it's going to be a long time until we return to normal until there's a vaccine that's available to everyone and what that means to everyone is that countries and states will have to figure out states to commit and sustain kind of the lockdowns and to control the virus. in australia, a country that has largely been thought to have beat the virus has now locked down the state of victoria take a listen to what it looks like right now >> apart from emergency medical care there is literally no reason for you to leave your home and if you were to leave your home and not be found there, you will have a very difficult time convincing victoria place that you have a lawful reason. you've just got to stay home >> reporter:

in fact as a law also mounted repeated attacks on its arch enemy after that time. in 2006 hezbollah began firing rockets into northern israel. then crossing over into israel hezbollah militants killed 3 israeli soldiers and abducted 2 more . israel hit back launching a ground invasion of southern lebanon and a series of airstrikes reaching as far as beirut. more than a 1000 lebanese were killed most of them civilians. the war also cemented hezbollah's status as one of israel's principal enemies. the israelis faced with and is challenge by an army these using those guerrilla tactics that's what i call ethan. and it is a very well trained very well equipped. with money intentions and it jeopardize the stability of the region and it may create a war between israel and lebanon on the state of living on which is by law has basically a 100. united nations troops had been stationed in southern lebanon since 1978. their mandate to guarantee peace and security in the contested region. but it proved an impossible task for a u.n. force that was far too small. the lebanese arm

hong kong authorities say the arch is linked to the protest movement, but critics have been quick toall it a beijing cut down in an effort to silence political opposition. jimmy is already facing charges related to antigovernment protests in the territory last year, and we are told by a senior executive and hisimompany that tg of his latest arrest is crucial. >>or they knew while that they would probably come sooner or later for him. we basically ascertained the reason why they did itek this was jimmy has a trial coming up in two weeks for another matter. once he disposed of that matter, he could travel again. so i guess now is the time they wa ted to pull thegger. ly, i thite fra they are very frustrated that they have not been able to totally control hong kong. as usual, they hold jimmy and apple daily responsible for a large part of that. >> pro-democracy activists have been condemning his arrest via twitter. it w called the end of freedom of press in hong kong. the national security law is quashing the freedom of our fear.t spreading political another high profile activist, joshu

arches in the hawkins house the details. well the cue to cast their votes here in about a russian embassy in central moscow has been going around the block for quite some time now crowds of approximately 2000 that have been waiting in line it's been all very calm and peaceful quite a contrast though from what's been happening in the roof itself of the record civil rights and the tensions of complain is that activists even some reports of the internet blackouts problems with internet connection in some parts of the country. there has been no movement clause or was there any violations of the law or just follow the rules in any talk of reprisals would disappear if you violate the law we will respond she has not yet we have been responding mildly so far but i want to look at shannon who has held the post of president in belarus since 1904 he's won multiple elections with landslide victories a lot of the time he faces though his biggest challenge to date there is this content in belarus with the political situation and he faces