--ard white house things in life --ard duous things in life and you don't know where to start. >> host: no after your father died, you relate how a coach abused you and you also write in dare to fly that while at the air force academy, quote, i was raped, yes, raped. >> guest: yeah. those are not easy words to say or to write. and after i lost my dad, i was a naive, very vulnerable kid, who was very trusting, and looking for other father figures in my life, and that trust was deeply betrayed as a teenager in high school, and it almost crushed me. share this in my book. and many women and men can relate to this. sexual abuse of young people is something that is impacted so many people's lives for those viewing you or your loved ones. it's happening in places you may not even know someone you love has been through this. so i wanted to share i have been through this and as i went off to the air force academy, one reason honestly was to get away from this perpetrator. one of my decisions points was get away. i realized you can't get away from the pain. i realized that later. and the impact

ens cerca a la ciudad de "gilroy" esta (♪ música ) >> el incendio que todavía arde en las montañas está que causó evacuaciones desde el norte de la carretera 152 y al sureste con la avenida >> las autoridades de salud están al armadas por la calidad del aire y humo de los incendios que podrían ser obstáculo con la ya contra el covid 19 >> algunos revelan que la mezcla de gas y partículas emanadas por la vegetación podría ser mortal especialmente en personas con covid 19 >> en esta temporada de incendios recomiendan el uso de la mascarilla >> en telemundo 48 somos autoridad en el tiempo vamos a pasar con nuestro jefe de meteorología. guillermo cuéntanos qué tal >> gracias buenas tardes feliz jueves falta la poco para el fin de semana vamos a ver qué sucede este ese sistema de alta presión que sigue trayendo ondas cálidas y se expande en este fin de semana hasta el norte de california inclusive nevadas la situación con los incendios se pondrá difícil debido a ese sistema temperatura en los 90 vemos como 82 grados temperaturas en los 90 continuarán hasta santa rosa. por la noche viene el c

esa forma, primero es la vida después lo demás se puede recuperar >> en área de la bahía un incendio ardecarretera. la patrulla de caminos confirma que los carriles han abierto, >> también condado contracosta otro incendio de maleza está creciendo. la agencia informa que el carril número 4 ha sido cerrado al tráfico, equipos de bomberos están combatiendo las llamas.>> los incendios generados por fuegos artificailes ilegales se extendieron más allá del sur de la bahía >> desde el puente de la bahía a san francisco el espectáculo de fuegos artificiales iluminó el cielo pese a advertencias >> es que residentes cerca del parque mclaren fueron sorprendidos por un incendio de maleza en la mañana que ardía cerca de sus hogares. >> las detonaciones no paraban. hubo 110 incendio el fin de semana, >> generando temor en humanos y mascota por igual >> acá en san francisco, dos jóvenes recibieron atención médica por quemaduras, incendios como este también se vieron en condados aledaños. en condado alameda hubo 14 fuegos, en contracosta 77 incendios 16 por pirotecnia >> todo mundo quiere desahogarse pa

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siniestro fue un factor, el incendio general al llamado 11,000 acres y ha sido contenido, el fuego arde san francisco vamos con las condiciones del tiempo >>> llegaron los cambios a california, vientos que vienen del sur hacia el norte con la humedad que llega a la zona de montaña y las tormentas eléctricas que se forman, mucho cuidado a partir de la siguiente semana, presencia de nublados o posibles lluvias, los vientos vienen del sur, la calidad del aire >>>, si se levantó en san josé pudo ver, se mantenía brumoso y se sentía ese humo, hace en 1000 acres quemados, 50 acres contenido en un 0% al igual que es mineral, las condiciones de viento, la poca humedad no a seguir generando esa cantidad de como,, se logra ver esa cremosidad y cielo despejado pero hoy el cambio se siente hacia el sur, el viento hacia lo que es el valle central pero para nosotros se mantiene buena la calidad del aire, continúan cálidas al interior, se mantienen en los 60 debido a la presencia de mar, que va a seguir trayendo temperaturas, hacia el interior sube para el fin de semana, así se van a mantener con temp

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increÍble como ha lucido la columna de este incendio que arde al oeste.imos dÍas, en santa rosa hacia el viernes en los 80en concord, el sÁbado aumenta cerca de los 90, asÍ como en san josÉ. oakland en 74, el sÁbado cerca de 77. no esperamos precipitaciones en nuestra zona. sistema de alta presiÓn que seguirÁn dominando. precauciÓn en las carreteras en la maÑana, porquetenemos neblina afectando la visibilidad. pronÓstico extendido, dÍa tranquilo. el sÁbado y el domingo, el calor serÁ un poco más intenso y con mÁximas cerca de los 90. tenemos humo asociado a incendios forestales. asÍ que cautela a asmÁticos. ramÓn: el caso de la soldado vanessa guillÉn movilizÓ a la comunidad latina para exigir justicia por su muerte. una madre en los Ángeles hace un llamado, pero por su hijo que perdiÓ la vidabajo condiciones este martes que la soldado guillÉn. >> nada mÁs la angustia de que estaba desaparecido. ya habÍa muerto. reportero: es el dolor de una madre por la muerte de su hijo, enrique romÁn martÍnez. un cabo paracaidista en en la base de carolina del norte. e

sin embargo, el viento podrÍa cambiar de direcciÓn, y humo del incendio que arde cerca del condado fresno los 90 para el sÁbado. sÁbado y domingo,caluroso y con temperaturas en los altos 80, bajos 90. para la semana entrante, tendremos temperaturas en los bajos 80 y nada de precipitaciones. ramÓn: le voy a hablar ahora el acuerdo con familiares. las familias de las 32 vÍctimas del incendio que ocurriÓ en 2016 llegaron acuerdo con las autoridades de oakland. estas familias y los sobrevivientes del incidente van a recibir mÁs de 23.5 millones de dÓlares por los daÑos sufridos. el proceso para condenar a erick almira, uno de los responsables, continuarÁ en corte. el departamento forestal y incendios de california, calfire, afirman un reporte que los tendidos del cableado de la compaÑÍa de gas y electricidad pg&e provocaron las llamas iniciales del incendio kincade que casi no miles de acres en octubre del aÑo 2019. pg&e respondiÓ que todavÍa no ha leÍdo el reporte de cal fire. la administraciÓn el presidente al astro ha rechazado nuevas solicitudes de daca por parte de jÓvenes indocumentados

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people are coming up with a lot of creative ways to give during the covid-19 pandemic, jefferson's ardseasonmenthena created the piece while sheltering in place, painting portraits of $200 a piece, a fifth of the rateand donating to people in need. spread the word through social made ya andndment painted 55portraits made $11,000 since mid-march, says she has given all of the funds to nearly 5 families fam his likens w will been. >> it just says how seasonal. >> he wants to have something somebody b. >> for painting portraits and donating to family's in need. >>> spents two hours oefpment but may pick up if a second wave ofty . >>> it is 6:56 time for a look at top stories, with civic celebrations canceled, there was concern over illegal fireworks, with dozens of peer works , get ready for for the pose i have weekend. an from new five will be controlled the the shot down if they don't comply with seth and plays b paraquats lines b upper says the day his office is taking his complaintable gillfoil is dating the president's son. she was not how far an president trump took aim at nationwid

international law that report says most the drone targeted killings receive little public scrutiny kalam ard says drones pose a major international security issue with state and non-state actors the ploy in ever more advanced technologies those are the headlines coming up next it's one on one east. true tensions could cut global economic growth by in $700000000000.00 we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in the government has shifted focus from saving lives to save the economy. counting the cost on al-jazeera. it was meant to be the cruise of a lifetime a luxury trip around new zealand to soak up the country's natural beauty. but then disaster struck. ah cruise ship passengers were trapped in the middle of a volcanic eruption on wife island. scenes of death and suffering confronted witnesses that something there that i never thought i'd ever see and something i had thought i'd have to see again what i want to east investigates how a dream holiday turned into a deadly nightmare. on december 4th last year the ovation of the city's set sail from s

informarse con nosotros, les saluda fátima navarrete, comenzamos con noticias de última hora, un incendio ardenglés), el siniestro provocó evacuaciones, las llamas del incendio comenzaron alrededor de las 2 de la tarde y ya consumieron más de 600 acres de maleza, (nombre en inglés) informa que 2 estructuras fueron dañadas y otras 2 más están amenazadas, hay granjas evacuadas y se reporta que residentes sacan sus animales e intentando bajar la montaña, seguiremos muy de cerca la situación, también otro incendio en la zona park, en la montaña morgan hill desde la noche del sábado, 80 personas fueron evacuadas, se contabilizan 750 acres de terreno destruidos y 50 por ciento de contenciÓn; bomberos también combaten un incendio que ha consumido 30 acres y precisamente para hablarnos de las condiciones en las zonas afectadas por los incendios nos enlazamos con david gonzález, quien nos tiene detalles de la situación, david. >>> muy buenas tardes, es importante enfatizar que estamos en etapa de fuegos y la alta humedad y altas temperaturas son factores que podrían ocasionar los incendios, mostramos d

. >> now there are more palm trees than people and the famous stare , ard to find under the feet of customersunder the midday sun. >> you cannot continue like this. , even me, i would have to get another job or another financial help. >> hope was briefly on the. horizon. but now california is reopening plan is in reverse, and every piece of pavement has become coveted real estate, as this take to the streets in a fight for survival. tenforcemenf the statewide mask mandate is taken seriously here. it is the governor order to where when in public. if not we are giving out fines. >> i need some idea of the threat we face. >> there have been high hopes lure audiences awa from would streaming services and back to cinemas. people say they are dying to see it. but as producers wonder, what they, should they? to postped relays before settling on premiering internationally mifore it hits d u.s. cinemas to salvage some kind of summer relays. with coronavirus cases stirs thing -- a surgi states reversing reopening, studios most lucrative seaof hollywood's cinemas in los angeles and across the country co

ard i don't including cal thet ticks and dancing aren't allowed. >> it creates a level of anxiety. >> reporter: the team at red dot fitness understands the need for rules but says the county should have more faith in business owners to do the right thing. >> the last thing we want is for somebody to come in and get sick. that compromises what it is we're trying to do. we're about health and wellness. >> in a statement a county spokesperson clarified that the use of cardio aerobic equipment indoors is strongly discouraged as it is hard to imagine it being used in a manner that doesn't induce heavy breathing. if equipment such as a treadmill is used for anything beyond a slow walk, it must be located outside with proper social distancing. that means you can't break a treadmill on treadmills, bikes or ellipticals inside. >> at what point is too much as far as an increased respiratory rate. we're going to do what we need to do as far as what the county is telling us to do so we can service our client and our community the best that we can. >> reporter: in san jose, chris nguyen, abc 7 new

and i wish thai could stand here as mayor and tell you what the answers ard what the solutions are but it's simple. just... we got to stop this. we are doingach other more harm than any police officer on this force.ur >> of , you've dealt with police brutality your time as mayor. not very long ago. but in this case, you place the blame on the community. and you refused to take the bait and blame the police force, which caused quite a bit of protesting.ou dotand by that? >> you know, there are -- i understa that people took exception with that. and what i would say is this. perhaps i should have made this me clear. there's a period at the end of each of those sentences. issues and challenges with our police department are real, period. issues and challenges of racial as it relates tojustice our interactions with people in ahority continue to be a problem, period. there is also problem that we have in our communities, and that is violence that'sti er within our communities, now, do i believe - i think that there isnv a gence of frustration and anger and all these things that i talked abo

. >> reporter: what was your reaction when you ard that disney world was reopening? >> i think it's like pouring gasoline on a fire. i don't think it's going to help us drive down our case rate, i think it's going to be the opposite. >> you should take precautions but there is no need to be panicked, there is no need to be fearful. >> reporter: 41 states now report increases in average new cases compared to just two weeks ago. in phoenix, people were lining up to be tested before sun rise. the number of people getting tested is overwhelming the labs there, so that's leading to delays in getting the test results. one man in tucson reportedly waited 27 days for his. dr. anthony fauci. >> if you are going to do contact tracing and the tests come back in five to seven days, you might as well not do contact tracing because it is already too late. the hardt states ttiig now. >> i would think we need to get the states pausing in their opening process. looking at what did not work well. and try to mitigate that. >> reporter: the country's climt to flatten the curve is an uph

. >> reporter: tonight, with coronavie,ard withacack fourth of july celebrations. >> happy fourth of july to everyone. >> reporter: kicking off tonight's salute to america event with remarks at the white house. spectators filing into the national mall awaiting fireworks and flyovers. >> obviously, we wore our mask and we brought one with us. >> i don't wear a mask. i'm not even one iota concerned about getting the coronavirus. >> reporter: despite warnings from d.c.'s mayor to stay home. >> we want to send a message to our residents to enjoy the fourth of july, to celebrate according to our guidance, and to do it at home. >> reporter: the president just back from mt. rushmore. ♪ coming to america >> reporter: he delivered a divisive speech, railing against the toppling of controversial monuments. >> our nation is witnessing a merciless campaign to wipe out our history, defame our heroes, erase our values and in cren.orte psters gathering at the park gates. about 3,700 people crowded the amphitheater, sitting inches apart. no social distancing. few masks in sight. the president only b

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looks or mission campaigns and broden inc target groups to increase influence of oxidation coverage ard so we've got the european union saying this year we should start flu vaccines flu shots earlier than usual what do you make of that plan and is the u.s. planning to do the same so i haven't heard any plans for starting influenza vaccination early here in the u.s. i'm far more concerned about the fact that at least 30 countries around the world have interrupted their regular acts in a sham programs and we have these outbreaks confirmed in 18 of those their countries so in addition to covering our own influenza vaccination and broader vaccination and in europe in the u.s. we need to be dramatically increasing the assistance we're providing to these other nations that really cannot continue to provide essential public health services at the same time they're playing a pandemic. let me turn your attention back to the u.s. miami it's now considered the epicenter of this global pandemic and a key model which is referred to frequently is now predicting that there will be more than 200000 dea

international law that report says most the drone targeted killings receive little public scrutiny kalam ard says drones pose a major international security issue with state and non-state actors the ploy in ever more advanced technologies those are the headlines coming up next it's one on one east. tensions could cut global economic growth by $700000000000.00 we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in the government has shifted focus from saving lives to save the economy. counting the cost on al-jazeera. it was meant to be the cruise of a lifetime a luxury trip around new zealand to soak up the country's natural beauty. but then disaster struck. ah cruise ship passengers were trapped in the middle of a volcanic eruption on wife island. scenes of death and suffering confronted witnesses that's something that i never thought i'd ever say and something i had never have to see again what i want to investigate how a dream holiday turned into a deadly not men.

dicen que la cosa estÁ que arde.s conoceremos la historia de los refrigeradores del pueblo. se abren para ayudar a quienes mÁs la necesita. raÚl: esta maÑana comienzan los poderes de recuerdos. hoy viviremos la emociÓn de abrazos y buenos momentos con jennifer lÓpez, natti natasha el puma ibi queen. la noticia que no hubiÉramos querido atar, uno de nosotros da positivo al covid 19. estamos mÁs unidos que nunca y te contamos quÉ medidas estamos tomando en "despierta amÉrica" que comienzan ya. [ mÚsica] satcha: buenos dÍas. hoy trasmitimos "despierta amÉrica" desde casa porque nuestro compaÑero alan tacher y su esposa dieron positivos al coronavirus. el equipo tÉcnico tambiÉn fue puesto en cuarentena. les mandamos los mejores deseos y mÁs adelante Él estÁ en vivo para contarnos cÓmo esta. raÚl: asÍ es y cuÁl importante es que hablemos con la verdad. el dÍa de ayer todos nos hicimos la prueba y estamos esperando los resultados. todos estamos desde casa. karla martÍnez estÁ indispuesta y queremos enviar toda la energÍa p

--arde expects the crisis the president added the central bank will need to keep its monetary policyxceptionally loose. >> inflation dynamics will be impacted with inflation to begin with and inflation that will occur, that we will have to anticipate, we will have to measure. they will most likely be based, if we have increased in productivity, on a natural increase in interest rates. >> the european central bank and other banks launched ,nconventional instruments massive -- of securities so these were temporary instruments that they had lasted so the nonconventional instruments have become conventional instruments and there is a second change you have to consider. policies.al budget recovery will be european or will not be. our response must deal with the emergency but be designed for the future. take should allow us to revive our economy's and at the same time, take a leap forward. we need to accelerate the transition, strengthen sovereignty while being open to the world and faithful to our values. francine: still with us, alberto gallo from algerbris investments . we were talking

forward,ards the move i mentioned a number of measures that have been taken already in with of member states necessary flexibility to react with the fiscal rules, prudential rules. measures that have been made to mobilize fiscal and financial support somewhere in the range of 3.4 million euros. in terms of what should the european central bank is doing should it's a measure of crisis response. we need to look at how we can withlate economic recovery our next generation coming in with what we want to choose. the aim is not now just to go back to the big crisis status this economic recovery plan it facilitates the green and digital transformation of the european economy. we have a euro group meeting this month. when do you see the best chances of compromise to get the deal over the line? in the netherlands they are concerned about many aspects of what you proposed. what compromises can you see happening? the eu is very good at finding compromises at the last minute. where do you see that emerging? >> indeed, it will require unanimous support of member states. that's why negotiations are

towards the southern states, have there been any material concessions on the part of their attitudes --ardof the some some of the southern states that are transformative in these negotiations? carsten: i think what is transformative is even with the , nobody hasl three questioned the idea of a recovery fund. that is the main movement. billion, 300 50 billion, we are fighting over the mechanism to ensure that. that is all fine. but the very idea that in this exceptional situation, in a europe that depends so heavily on this in the market, that has never really been questioned. that is the main change here. jonathan: this is important -- tom: this is important. is brussels changed by this, or is it another ballet until the next meeting? tom: i think the main thing that is changing is member state politics, the domestic politics of the member states. we have seen that across europe. we are usually focused on the bad news, the rise of populism and so forth. if you look at france, the from a european leader like micron, the changes from angela merkel. so for me, the worst thing that -- jonathan

. >> reporter: won't ard about coronavirus at the costco here has been spreading online, but some people say the public deserves more than just a word of mouth warning. it's another busy day at the costco here, both in the store and behind the scenes. today, the company posted a new note on its employee bulletin board saying the number of coronavirus cases among workers is up to nine. some say they heard the first case was around july 1, but the first time they heard about the cases was july 18. one worker said he's worked here several years and caused the rising number of infection scary. >> reporter: the public health department confirmed it is investigating cases here. it said costco has been following the proper protocols, which emphasized isolating infected workers and conducting extensive sanitation. a manager confirmed that is being done. while the protocol requires informing anybody who had close contact with the infected employee, it does not require an alert from the general public. reaction from customers range from fear to costco is doing all it condition. for some workers, t

and hot ets des hottest days ard of us. and we still have the ginormous plume of dry air over top of us, and so that is why we're seeing so much sunshine even at the coast. clouds just melt away by noon. so where does it leave us? our warm he is afternoest after this week. morgan hill at 95. and 77 in millbrae. check out the mid to upper 60s along the coast. sausalito, 78. about 10 to 15 degrees warnlger as you head through the north bay valleys. and 80 at richmond, 84 at castro valley and fremont. and 92 to 98 in our inland east bay neighborhoods. in the hills and out near and a yok, it wi antioch, it will be in the 80s. and so look at sunday, that is our hottest day and even next week, we're warmer than average. >>> even though no longer on the market, a permanent contra accept difference implant continues to be plagued buyer controversy.accept difference implant continues to be plagued buyer controversy. a new study shows that it is tied to higher rates of pain and bleeding. the fda says women who use assure without medi

a farming area affecting 200,000 people in a certain county, the outbreak ard doing to officials thereed with seasonal farmworkers, many of them african migrants there to pick pears and peaches and other fruit, they live in very close conditions. so the regional authorities have circled the perimeter of this county. nobody in or out. they have police checkpoints. the other outbreak is clear across the other side of the country in northwestern spain, along the atlantic ocean. a series of smaller towns affecting 70,000 people. officials there saying that was due not to farmers but to bars, people going out and having a good time in bars. so they've locked that area down. more than 100 people in quarantine there. now spain, one of the hardest hit countries by the coronavirus in europe with more than 28,000 deaths, more than 250,000 cases, just as the country is starting to open up again with outdoor terraces, they're not full right now, it's the middle of the day, really hot but will be filled later as the country is opening up for movement and for tourism, important coasts, the beaches o

and every single one of the type tests that we do with the deep swab, the pcr test, the reagents are ard to come by. the supply chain is completely maxed out. until we get something different -- they call it the antigen test, which you can do with the saliva, we can't wrap up the manufacturing fast enough to meet demand. >> dr. phillips, school opening on the minds of parents like poppy and myself. a lot of americans, a lot of people watching right now. the surgeon general hit on a point this morning in an interview on cbs. what seems to be the key, right, is that if you have a big outbreak in the community, opening the schools doesn't make a lot of sense. but if you have it under control you can do it under circumstances with distancing, et cetera. can you explain to folks why that's important? and why forcing schools that have the big outbreaks might be dangerous. >> absolutely. in fact, yesterday, results were released from the study in south korea where they did do a lot of contact tracing and showed that particularly older children transmit the virus very efficiently. so if we have

it's been an iconic part of the music ard arts scene for decades. >> this pandemic was something thatwas just not something that we could overcome. >> reporter: more than 100,000 small businesses in the u.s. closed by april because of covid-19. laying off thousands of employees. a new stimulus bill is being negotiated in the senate, but for this family it is too late. >> one thing the government could have done to prevent somebody like us from closing and other businesses is a rent freeze. that would have been very, very powerful. >> reporter: in harlem the owner of safari restaurant says revenue is down 90%. the owner says the only reason the restaurant is still open is because her landlord has not evicted her. >> i will stay open until my landlord says, you have to pay me or you have to leave. but until then, i'll do anything i can to stay. this is my dream and this is my life and this is my community. >> reporter: 41% of black business owners shuttered during the pandemic. the most of any group. and more than a third of immigrant business owners closed too. she has only received on

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and it's heart ard to keep up w the growing outbreak when we're handicapped like that. >> and the waybeen explained to me, 14-day turnaround makes the testing useless and the contact. that's why the turnaround is so crucian. testing is key to getting back to the new life and getting kids back to schools again. i want to play something that the white house press secretary just said about opening schools. because i would like your take. listen. >> where he says open, he means open and full, kids being able to attend each and every day at their school. the science does not stand in the way of this. >> she's actually looking down at her prepared remarks when she's saying that. what do you do if the white house position is now don't let the science get in the way of opening up? >> yeah. in louisiana, we're focused on the our issues here. we view science as a tool that will allow us to open up, whenever it is safe to do so. testing is a part of that. masking is a big part of that as well. we want students and faculty to be as safe as possible. >> plain and simply. dr. kanter thank you for c

>>for you know marines and navy on the west coast kron 4 tours, the uss bonhomme rush ard when the ship visit san francisco during fleet week in 2018. >>smith says he's now thinking of his fellow shipmates. >>as the investigation into what started the fire and i know that i know of any who was in a ballot. >>on charge is going to do the right thing and they're going to handle it to the best of their ability. >>we're told the ship was currently undergoing 250 million dollars and scheduled maintenance and repairs and just depending on how long this fire burns. their early estimates that the cost of repairs from the blaze could easily top more than a billion dollars. live tonight in the newsroom jonathan mccall kron 4 news. thank you jonathan now to a deadly fire in san francisco's presidio heights neighborhood it happened earlier today. >>one person died another was injured firefighters were able to control the house fire eventually. the 3 story home on sacramento street burned right now it's unclear what started the fire the cause is being investigated the person who was injured by the w

>>for more than 12 hours now the fire on board, the uss bonhomme rush ard injured 21 people, navy investigators now working to figure out what sparked that fire. our conference jonathan mccall talk to the bay area man today who served on the ship. jonathan what did he have to say about the and the the impacts ahead, yeah, vicki, 17 sailors 4 civilian contractors heard in that fire this morning. >>tonight we've learned that a number of officials are still there on the scene trying to put it out altogether. but that man that i spoke with earlier today said that depending on exactly where that fire is located. it could be a tough challenge for crews trying to get it out. >>all wildfire fight is under way to stop a massive blaze burning on board the uss bonhomme rush art just before 9 o'clock sunday morning a fire was reported on the 840 foot long naval ship stationed at naval station san diego, 17 sailors and 4 civilians were hurt in the fire which also triggered an explosion. >>160 sailors were on board the ship at the time and have since been evacuated their first things. >>everybody safe and th

course and not past the point of no return and ultimately because the virus can cause what's called ardshich is an inflammatory process within the lung, we are learning that we need to keep patients more on the dry side whereas you came in with pneumonia, we are often having to rehydrate patients with iv fluids. so keeping them dry and offering them antivirals if you have them in your institutions and not all do yet and supporting with steroids and vitamin c, and the reason why icu beds are so needed it's because patients need to be monitored with supplemental oxygen and the advancement that we've made since march is the threshold to intubate patients is much higher now. there are less invasive options we can use to help supplement patient oxygenation. >> i can't find the adjectives in the middle of this pandemic and it is encouraging to hear that there are treatments that help and are at least in a better position. one way to not have these conversations, to drive these numbers down. in l.a. county the positivity rate is 8.4%. statewide in california, it is 7.5%. what needs to be done t

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brian kemp is a crow ard.s afraid he'll alien ate the president of the united states who has symbolled his ambivalence about masks and alienate a republican party may not stand with him in re-election if he goes against the minority declaring that masks are somehow an infringement on their liberty but he's a coward because he refuses toute the pulpit of leadership to tell people what they need to do to save their lives but the vulnerable around them. this is not a moment of couldn't raw diction or confusion, it is an act of cowardice. >> if the governor made the mandate, they would still vote for him if they voted for him before. on topic of joe biden's running mate, the vice president is in the final stages of vetting and expected to make the announcement at the beginning of next month. have you had a direct conversation with joe biden about the vp spot since the vetting process began? >> i refer all questions about vetting to the biden administration -- the biden campaign. >> and i appreciate that very succi

. >> i want you to ard something specific that the president said he seemed the enormous confidence that we had the plan in place to district this vaccine to as many people as possible very quickly. if we can't get 30 million tests a week and we can't get tests returned add qui eed as quickly, why should we have faith in this distribution network what do you know about this that can make us feel confident this could work giving the testing promises have never come through in. >> we haven't heard a lot of details about any vaccine distribution network we haven't had detail about operation warp speed the bigger issue is this from my point of view which is not just the distribution the white house connally talks about the vaccines in the same context that they talk about ventilators or diagnostic kits they see it as a manufacturing problem. it is manufacturing issues it's first and foremost giving the yearlong period it takes to get all of this safety and i have efficacy to show the vaccines work and are safe we're not going to vaccinate our way out of this problem for the next few months.

. >> i wear it when i'm going to thunes ard wear. i wear it in close proximity to people. my government doesn't tell me i got to do that. i do it because it's the right thing to do. i think the people on mount rushmore should wear a mask. people feel like government is the only entity that has all of the answers and then there are people that feel like, you know what, we need to collectively step up as communities, societies and families and make good decisions. i think we're going to get better compliance long term, chris, if we work together to get this done, rather than have some sort of edict from washington, d.c. >> but the edict from washington, d.c. isn't about how to raise your kid. it's about what you know as a matter of fact helps you in this situation. i guess, dusty, what i'm having trouble understanding is, i get the argument that big brother's telling us how to live our lives and we don't like it, but that's different than a situation where the data suggests that this is best and perhaps given the way you've set up this event your only chance of seeing no vir

. >> there was really no justification to not movefo ard because of the l, and that continued through may,a earl of june. and now we're seeing more cases in transmission at tct time that the rest of the sunbelt is. >> reporter: but now, more states are pivoting back to old containment measures. mississippi's governor hasmaow made face s mandatory in 13 of the hardest-hit counties. michigan has toughened its mandate that businesses deny service to those witho a mask. new mexico is canceling contact sports at high schools this fall, and banned indoor-dining b restaurants. and nevada orders to close again, starting tonight. meanwhile, the american acads,y of pediatrlus two major superintendents organization, warned today against reopening schools this fall-- unless local experts approve. president trump has threatened to cut off federal funds for schools that don't reon and criticized c.d.c. guidelines as too onerous. last night, he played down the severity of the virus' new surge, in a phone interview with fox news. >> literally maut cases, they matically cure, they automatically get be

gur ard, we're going to have to answer questions and the lawmakers are going to ask them about the absence of a national strategy. i am reluctant to post political questions because that's not your purview, however should the admiral be able to answer where the national strategy is since president trump promised it two weeks ago? will we get an answer to that today? >> he absolutely should be able to answer it. i don't know if we will get an answer to that today. you know, with the admiral in particular, it's really been his focus on testing. and where we are on testing and why we still don't have a national strategy on testing. the fact that testing is just basically used to identify hot spots in the country as opposed to actually being able to do surveillance, bring numbers down, isolate people who are infected. that's still not happening. so he's been asked about it, i asked him about it last night at the town hall. it's still this sort of acknowledgment that, yes, we don't have enough testing, it's unrealistic to test the whole country, which isn't really the point. no one is saying we

i bought deck ard outdoors, i bought wendy's, if i am wrong, i can will be, i will not be hurt too muchi cannot jump on board. we own a couple of homebuilders. but i didn't buy them yesterday. we bought berkshire hathaway as a more contrarian play. charles: that is a contrarian play. whoever thought we would say that. gary, i want to give you a shoutout. two weeks you said buy gold. gold is looking phenomenal. i think silver is looking better, silver breaking out. gold is right near the all-time highs. silver could double to get all-time high. people are asking more and more should these be places to be? we talk about fed. we talk about money printing. we talk about debt all the time. what do you think? >> shorter term they can pull back but i think they are going higher. unfortunately our currency is heading south because this man running the central bank, i will be careful about what i say is just too easy with the money and i think having said it best, if the market drops 5% he will start buying stocks. i think that is good for gold and silver has gone en fuego here. i think this is

against kiersten sinem remarks, and even republicans is democr democrat's best recruelty across the ardlly, former tronauts. hu gabrielle giffords is very loved in the state, too. so she has very tough task, she has very high negatives still from that race. she had to move right to win a primary challenge. and sh ois not sof been able to tap back toward the center very effectively at all. >> desjardins: another race, north carolina, tom tillih ise incumbent. he's running against an army reserver, relatively unknown, why is this race even in play. >> it is the plate of the state again ariztea that is a se battleground so is north carolina. a very close margin thre in 2016. and is goingnto bee of the closest races this time around. no senate i seats attracting more money, more outside money than this seat froboth democrats and republicans. going to be a battleground atth presidential level. freshman republicans that won in 2014 which was a big year for republicans, they took back the senate.x now ars later they're political climate.different a former state senator, a veteran, he sort of h