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and so for ati s president to try to undermine all of that for his own p personalitical gain is wildlyds with his office. anit's also an echo of what he did in 2016, which is when the polls looked bad, he talked about a rigged election.ac to go to susan's point, he is doing this on a day where he was unailable to give a eulogy for john lewis because of his relationship with the black community and just that that is not a part of his presidency. when you measure what he is doing against thetandards of expect, there is a vast we distance. >> john, it's an important ander, they hover over allrace of this. and federal agents are now in americanities. this week, attorney general william barr was challenged about all ohis by representative paul, a washington state democrat. >> when white men with swastikas storm a government building with guns, there is no need for the president to, quote, activate you, because they're getting the president's personal agenda done. but when bla people and people of color protest pice brutality, systemic racism, then you forcibly remove them with armed federal

aims here at relieving at least some of the pain i mean don of reporting from beirut in lebanon ati card alex took a step back to see the actual blast once again let me let me show you once again what this blast looked like there it is and it's a pretty wide shot right so you can kind of see or as we discussed yesterday where is this explosion emanating from coming from the ground this is coming. everybody to try to work through this information so joining us now is explosions expert rene joining us from miami florida mr basulto thank you so much sir for joining us this is your expertise is there anything you see in the video or what you've read or any of the evidence or to the reports that would lead you to believe that this is either a case of sabotage or something else maybe a missile. it's hard to tell if it's i would. not appear to be a missile from what i've read from the facts available to us right now it seems to be explosion of the ammonium nitrate that was being stored. at a facility there's a bit of one in nitrate so let me press you on that let's suppose somebody knew then bu

with the 30 minute update for you this hour stick around 1st released to freelance stuff working for ati's ruptly video agency they were detained on sunday while covering the disputed presidential election there from across roughs across developments. well we have been talking extensively about journalists who were detained during mass protests and mass rallies in that bill the roost there were at least 50 according to official figures and many of them by working for russian media now some have been deported from the country and they're already in russia they crossed the belarus the border however until this morning freelancers working for a ruptly media agency worse still i mean counted for they were detained on sunday soon at. their polls opened in belarus and we haven't heard of from them for days on wednesday we received a message from one of the stringers who was detained and released a little bit earlier all in all there are 4 up the stringers and 2 of them were released earlier and 2 of them at this thursday's will she said that the cell where she spends a few days was immense for 6

illegal crossings the problem not only persists but it could actually be getting worse so let's even ski ati paris. president of trump is buying tracked on earlier threats to prevent the purchase of the chinese owned by microsoft now he's saying instead the u.s. government should be taking from the sale. date of around september 15th at which point it's going to be out of business in the united states but of somebody whether it's microsoft or somebody else buys it that will be interesting i did say. if you buy it whatever the price is that goes to whoever owns it because i guess it's china essentially but more than anything else i said a very substantial portion of the price is going to have to come into the treasury of the stage and microsoft or so that's looking to acquire tick tocks operations in the u.s. canada australia new zealand the social media platform has been valued at $50000000000.00 by some investors as we just heard the op could be banned from america if a deal with microsoft isn't completed by mid september the terms of ministrations long accused the company of sharing its us

that's the way it looks from moscow this out thanks for watching crosstalk up next after which all have ati'seadlinese hope to see them. back but survival looks they think is going to start. rethinking relations with the rest of. the of the kaiser or. hello and welcome across the uk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle is anyone safe in that era of the wrong conservatives r.t. plot form the monetized and shadow ben those were the easy ones now the mob is turning on its own wrong thing demands conformity and does not proof.

something even if that something in this case wearing a mask outdoors leaves many doubting jollity been ski ati paris. 6 powers including saudi arabia have backed extending an arms embargo on iran in a letter to the un u.s. resolution will be put to the vote later this week but it is widely expected to hit a veto hurdle the security council in the meantime starting work as washington special envoy for iran is a veteran diplomat with quite a track record has gone quarter explains. meet washington's friendly new envoy to iran mr elliott abrams who once had this to say a military strike at iran's nuclear facilities should be viewed as a realistic option he's anything but the new kid on the block though in fact he's got a very long record of being not exactly diplomatic. you might have heard about his most recent exploits in venezuela where he was appointed on boy just weeks before the failed coup against president nicolas maduro no dictatorship lasts for ever on the sanctions there are plans to reinforce the effort the purpose of the effort is to diminish the resources available to the regime it's

protect journalists 64 were detained during the recent time arrest in among them reporters working for ati's video agency ruptly spent almost 5 days in jail nearly 7000 protesters were detained across the country this week the government began releasing them on thursday night promising to free them all by friday morning although it is unclear whether that has actually happened doctors were among those that were held is a firsthand account from one of them. what kind of doctors are you you're not doctors i don't know what you are werewolves that's the sort of thing they shout it and a lot of swear words that i don't want to repeat they were also saying this when you were 1st held on the street everyone driving by was shocked doctors in white robes on their knees with a machine gun to the head. and there are 2 narratives being spun at the moment around what is at play in bellary. breaks in that. right now the world is being reminded that one man alexander lukashenko has ruled belarus for a long 26 years and he intends to add another 5 claiming 80 percent of all the ballots from sunday's presid

i think i think this thing with ati international don't forget you can check out more stories if you go to various social media channels there's also a website that said it on t.v. dot com i'll be back with more at the top there. you cannot be both with me yeah you are. so small seems wrong all right all roads just don't all. mean you all get to stamp out just what comes after. and in gains from it because of the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart when just to look for common ground. hello and welcome to cross talk we're all things to consider and i'm peter lavelle the end of a love story well tensions in the u.s. german relationship determine the fate of nato and if elected will joe biden be america's version of the soviet ruler lenin and. discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest bundy's and in the us. slowe he is an associate professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as author of russia's geo economic strategy for a greater eurasia and in budapest we have george samuel he is author of bombs for peace nato is humanitarian war on yugoslavia right ge

n aty dy ily is in the final i it wot could be given atci >>hey hops defense, but an offense. not only hold back this virus, but hopefully conquer it. >> reporter: families in georgia are saying prayers tonight for justin hunter. the coronavirus claimed the lives of both of his parents just last week. >> temperature skyrocketed, they had heldadaches, horrible cough. >> reporter: this antibody treatment is similar to the antibodies that come from flood plasma from people who have donated after they got sick from the virus, except in this case, the antibodies are created in a lab and tested to see what works. david? >> that's providing some new hope tonight, as well. we'll be tracking that. steve, thank you. >>> as you heard steve report there, what dr. birx said about the virus, now being extraordinarily widespread in this country, in rural areas and urban areas, the president lashed out at her, but he was pressed about this late today, and here's our white house correspondent rachel scott tonight. >> reporter: tonight, president trump blasting dr. deborah birx, calling her pat

atis that correct text for >> that's correct. after you have briefed the white house counsel, january 28, 2017, president trump spoke on the phone foror nearly an hour with vladimir putin while general flynn sat in the oval office with him. is that a fact? >> i don't know that personally. >> i have read and seen it and there is a whites a white house house photo showing him in the office during that call. in your view, was it appropriate to sit in on the phone calls with vladimir putin after you provide your briefings were >> we made it very clear we were providing this information so they could take action and certainly it would be surprising to me of all things we could have been sittinhave beensittinh vladimir putin. >> what kind of message do you think this sends for him to be involved in that call? to be the national advisor should know better. >> i remember the conversation withti president obama indicator number to pay mr.'s name. after the election it will have more latitude. maybe the administrations want to change posit

ok well a protest is also being held outside be abetter russian embassy in moscow ati's roaming costs that have his 1st cut off an inch again rome and these rallies are being held having my throughout the whole week pretty much. oh yes indeed to the rally in support of the protesters has been happening for over a week here outside of the country's embassy in moscow peaceful demonstrations continue in as well where earlier prolife shango supporters turned out a large number of local official figures say about 65000 came out in support of the president now the president spoke to his supporters he thanked them for their to dick ation and among other things he warned that so there's a build up of they are forces here the country's borders now our correspondent is working in minsk as well and he was able to speak with us some of the a politician to supporters and this is what they had to say. all right i'm going to get a son i support alexander lukashenko even when i wasn't forced to come here this is my personal choice. i've heard so many threats but they won't break me i bought the stude

ati flag iraq has recorded 4000 new corona virus infections its highest increase in a single day nearly 70 deaths have also been reported a curfew has been extended in a number of cities to contain the virus which has now killed more than 5600 people and the son of angola's full of president joseph just sent us has been sentenced to 5 years in prison filomena just santos's been found guilty of embezzlement and fraud he's been put in charge of the country's $5000000000.00 wealth fund jaring his father's rule verdict was linked to a $500000000.00 transfer that had been sent to an overseas account in 2017 but as the headlines the slum is the program coming up next with stories of love and survival one of the world's most impoverished areas that the one used after that scene about 25 minutes by for now. 15 years from now one in 3 people were going to i'd been living. like these in this rolling mega city of manila. built without proper sanitation lacking medical facilities. that are. used as a dumping ground for the sick this rubbish in along with a step closer to the soap and in a. bit and

instance, recovery of the banking system, the lifting of the release of provisions, and therefore the is atyause it cyclical point. it is a rather tricky issue in that respect. the evidence is there, but it is a little hard to identify the causes. francine: in terms of sequence, it is not something you would rule out? it could happen at that phase? gov. bailey: definitely the message that we have today is they are in the box. there are central banks that are not in the box because their financial systems have different properties and they draw different conclusions. i can understand that. they are in the box. we are not considering using them at the moment. francine: that was bank of england governor andrew bailey speaking with me yesterday. more on the markets coming up shortly. this is bloomberg. ♪ economics, finance, politics. will tip biggest battery maker, c sales, showing resilience. spokeief executive exclusively to bloomberg. some --usly we saw especially in the first half, especially in march, april. but we have seen demand coming from europe countries. we have not seen any slowdown

the european system has worked much better because instead of firing people, the system where workers atythe job suggests least 60% to 70% of their income, depending on the country, and the rest of it is re-sharing between the firm and the government. that is why that employment rate barely went up in germany or even in italy, while in the u.s. we have had double-digit unemployment rate and actually even worse, considering underemployment and so on. i think that actually a system where there is more social coalition implies that you do not have the collapse of employment, the collapse of labor income, and that is why the recovery of the europe -- of europe and the euro zone right now may be better than the united states. of course, there is a dual labor market. there are people who are informal workers who do not get the same kind of benefits, and there is a risk of course that covid is going to hit europe with another wave, and there will be another wave of unemployment. thereigid labor markets, is re-sharing -- i think actually they are doing a major crisis like this, the european syste

markets take aty dive, you can bet your bottom dollar that the treasury yields will dive with, and thereforeou've got some protection there. you might have to put more risk to work, depending on how much risk you own, but to me that is still a very attractive asymmetry, so i think the ration definitely has a part to play in the diversified portfolio. lisa: 10 year treasury yields, 0.368%. --ood value proposition 0.638%. how loaded yields go? james: i don't think there are any good prepositions out there globally. what we have seen is this central bank policy which operates through markets that creates this world of incredibly , andfinancial asset prices as we've already talked about, it has already had an impact on correlations as well. whereas normally assets to be correlated, they don't seem to be at the moment. so it is not a value proposition. it is very much about the exposure you are attaching yourself to. central banks are telling you they are not going to hike rates anytime soon. they are certainly not going to hike rates at the sign of any nascent inflationary pressures. central ban

then he goes out with ati teleprompter and blows it.tor sanders said joe biden would be the most progressive, the most liberal in the history of our country. erin, we should believe him, shouldn't we? >> absolutely.t. bernie's sanders is saying joe biden will be the most progressive candidate, we should take him at his word on this. why? the bernie/biden socialist manifesto a policy, including amnesty for 11 million illegal immigrants, free health care for illegal immigrants, w b but whos paying for the health care? oh, that's right, the hard working taxpayers of the united states. those who are paying the taxes in the country. listen, democrats have made it clear where they want to havemi more money, and more choice. they don't want opportunity. they want to ban fracking which would eliminate jobs. and the contrast on the green new deal, 10 million new jobs gone. what does joe biden think? he can't look at a teleprompter without an issue. anything -- they are delusional and wrong for america. >> jason: thank you for joining us tonight.

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we're in lake charles, aty of about 80,000 -- a city of about 80,000 people, and it's really chaos because so much of this city everywhere you look is devastation. this is a finance office here. you can see the front of it was just totally blown away and look inside there, all of the desks expect computers tossed around, the roof is totally gone. you know, that's something that we're seeing as we drive, as we've been driving through this whole area. you have so many homes and businesses where the roof is either completely gone or at least part of it. finish you also talked a little bit about those power outages. well, about 500,000, a half a million people are without power across the state of louisiana, and i want to show you what we're talking about here. do you see what that is back there? that is a transformer that was on top of a power line. and if you follow the wooden pole all the way down to the street there, that is what happens with 150 mile-per-hour sustained winds. look at that. the wood pole just snapped in half. so we understand that a lot of the power grid is going to have t

so 24 hour temperature change, much warmer comparedstday atis if steppeoutside you definitely feel thatywhere from 8 to 16 degrees warmer compared to yesterday and likely record highs. record tying and record- breaking high temperatures as we head through the afternoon. now let's show you the excessive heat warning and heat advisory that will be in effect. starting at 11:00 a.m. today all the way through wednesday 9:00 p.m. due to the dangerous heat. so most of the bay area under a heat warning or heat advisory except for the immediate coastline. this will be a prolonged heat event for the bay area. so that low pressure system that brought that onshore flow earlier in the week is moving out and a strong ridge of high pressure building in for us and that heat dome is the reason why those temperatures will continue to rise as we head through the afternoon. clds moving out lookinat a hot tuay. et'sbreak n you. for the south bay we go, looking at 98 close to 100 degrees in san jose. 104 in morgan hill and 100 for campbell and 101 for los gatos. and 98 milpitas. the east bay some of the hott

thepl #me toomovement,goingbackto re he seemed to be a much more diminished figure until he gave atiech. it was only 5 minutes. it was -- i thought he made a more cogent argument from his point of view about how donald trump hashi mishandled te coronavirus than any i've heardy from anybody. after the 2012 speech, barack obama called him the secretary of explain things, and even today, in this diminished role, bill clinton is still the secretary of explaining things. >> bret: rhode island pitching some food while they are doing their numbers. donna brazile, i just want to ask you one logistics question. this is all on tape. we were expecting delaware or the one that puts them officially over the top, joe biden, his home state. that's a big hurrah thing in most states. b they have a different plan. what about it? >> first of all he wanted to make sure that all the states including the district of columbia, the territories had an opportunity to do it their way, essentially what is best about their state.ed so i'm excited that delaware will go last. he's already over the top clearly but

what they're alleging atis oe biden is an empty vessel or a trojan horse or any mber of other thingsal leftist democrats. and people who, at the president's rally in tulsa, he talked about joe biden, and delivered some attack lines on joe biden, and they didn't really gethe crowd that excited. and then the president talked about the squad, or nancy pelosi, and the atowd was much more an. so in some ways, the trump caaign's strategy is the same strategy it wasag month, to try to tie joe biden, who has been known as a mother, moderate, to more liberalaggressive sides of the democratic party. they pulled out all of their s, d now they're back up. and this speaks to the map that amy was talking about. they are back up, running ads in arizona, florida, north carolina, d georgia. they bought about $6 million in ads for this week. those are states that prident trump won last time, and relatively easily. >> woodruff: and i want to talk some more about this, but i've got to ask you both about what is going on the biden camp. amy, a lot of focus right now on the vice presidential pick. oint th

jeffrey brown looks atis life. ( cheers ) >> reporter: john hompson jr. maistory that day in 1984, becoming the first black head coach to win an n.c.a.a. title. thompson was known for transforming georgetow a powerhouse and molding basketball greats like patrick ewing and len iverson both on and off the court. >> coach thompson saved my life. no other schools were recruiting me anymore. my mom went to georgetown d begged him to give me a chance and he did. ( applause ) >> reporter: thompson saw his own role as going beyo basketball. >> i could use it as something to open a doorway for myself or other people. it was an educational instrument for me. >> reporter: thompson made a point of recruiting black athletes to the predominantly white campus, and spoke out about injustices he saw. in 1989, he famously walked off the court before a game to protest an n.c.a.a.rs schop rule he felt would hurt disadvantaged students. >> because of the success we were having as a basketball coach and me being an african- american, i had an obligation ta y something about it

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aty schools are looking conducting classes outdoors where it is possible, increased wipe downs of chairs and desks. if someone gets sick, and we know it will happen, follow the guidelines. no school system should be just today wondering what to do in those situations. this should have been planned weeks ago and if not, start planning today. school systems are opening up next week. in my state of louisiana, they are opening next week and have shared these guidelines. washington, d.c. announced their schools will not be open in the fall. not one child under the age of 18 has died from covid in the district of columbia and yet they are shutting down schools. if d.c. followed the guidelines we listed, and considering the devastating damage to these children, how can you justify the harm you are doing to tens of thousands of children in the city by shutting down in person learning? those children will suffer and we all know it. the data and science are there, and the reports about what damage is being done to kids if schools do not reopen. education is a local responsibility and each school m

is not only out at the world's top atis .egation about the falwells coming from a former liberty university student providing an anonymous account in politico alleging he had a sexual encounter with becki falwall, the wife of the school's former president jerry falwell jr. while he was a 22-year-old. the falwells called the allegation false and mean spirited. it is the latest in a shocking string of scandals to hit one of the most influential families in the evangelical conservative movement. >> as our friendship has grown, so has my admiration for mr. trump. >> reporter: a staunch advocate in republican politics, and for president trump, falwell resigned from the college following a series of stunning developments. first, a racy photo he posted then took down from social media with his arm around his wife's assistant. he apologized for posting it saying, it was just in good fun from a costume party. then that first jaw-dropping allegation of sexual impropriety that directly goes against the school's strict moral code. >> we

quickly s he would know if there was an immediate problem that needed tr beeall addressed immediately ati hood.. so, our inspection report realle focused on the major points thae we thought were important, the level of trust in their leadership, which was high, 94%, based on the survey, willingness to report, which although still not 100%, and we still have t ic challenges there. the willingness to report both assault and harassment incidentt was also high, 86% and 87% the respectively. so based on thective survey we and the subjective information and anecdotal information we goe from soldiers that we talked to them, we felt for the purpose ot this inspection that, immediatet initial look at ft. hood and their program, we felt that that answered the immediate questions that needed to be answered. we don't necessarily promote our inspection report as the definitive answer. >> all right. thank you, colonel. my time has expired. ranking member kelly? sou >> thank you again, chairwoman speier. i want to talk a little bit the about, it sounds like there's a lot of confidence in ft. hood it dia

aty said that approximately 5:50 iiia male approached a secret service officer standing at his post onhe corner of 17th street and pennsylvania avenue northwest near the white house. the suspect approached the officer and told the officer he had a weapon. the suspect ran aggressively towards the officer and in a drawing motion withdrew an object and crouched into a fire a's stance as if to weapon. the secret service officer fired his weapon striking the suspect in the torso. suspect and officer were transported to local hospitals, that is the statement from u.s. secret service. there are a lot of cameras around the white house and one of those cameras on the north side of the white house caught the sound of the gunshots that took place yesterday. we will show you about 20 seconds of that clip so you can hear it and see reaction of secret service officers in the background. [gunshot] [indiscernible] host: that view from the stakeout position as it is called on the north side of the white house catching the shots being fired. president trump was out of the briefing room for about 10 minu

this looks like ati conv. i thought sister dede bryne is a very ivimpre human being. in the wheelchair, ma math matthew cauthorn was impressive. i thught, whaif this had been the republicanrt if they had a normal party, where people say nice things, and admirable people tell stories about diseases a other tragedies they suffer, would they be walking away with this? i think before the would have been.k they if you take away trump crazy, they were doing very well. we're still on a night where tucr carlson was defending the guy who allegedly killed people in the streets. so the crazy train is still around. i think this is a vision of normal republican party, and it would have been nice to see this for four yea. >> woodruff: cynthia tucker, are you hearing normalmessages coming from these speakers? >> well, i heard, certainly, more normani t, judy. i was relieved, in fact, to hear a couplof good speeches, as amy put it, they ararcle focusing on women. they have honored 100 years since the womgoen the vote. kellyanne conway gave aee good , i thought. i also nd matthew caut

do you want economic health, procesprospe aty opportunid optimism or do you wa to turn back to the dark days ofti stag, recession and pessimism. i believe there can't be betteri economic es than we've had in recent years. so i say, stay with it. thank you. >> woodruff: we're listening to larry kudlow who of course is president trump's chief economic advisor in the white house. let's turn again to our own yamiche alcindor. she's standing outside he white house. yamiche, no surprise that the man who advices the president every day and agrees him on most of his economichilosophy is saying the president's doing a great job and the economy's looking nothing but rosy. >> that's right. and this is again the president and the republican party using the full forcef the white house to make the case that president would be better on the economy. so larry kudlow talks economic advisemaking the case tha president trump oversaw great economic success in that if he continues to be in office he will be able then to turn around the economic devastation that's but i want to put into context some of the e

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i'm the supervisorring attorney for the immigration project that ati legal outreach. we are a social -- for the api and the latino communities in the bay area. we serve the most marginalized and vulnerable segments of the community in immigration and hiking and trafficking, housing, domestic violence and elder abuse prevention. we are one of the founding members of sfildc and the san francisco immigrant legal defense collaborative through which we represent san francisco residents who are in deportation proceedings. many of them are unaccompanied minors and they fled violence and persecution in their home country and they live with constant and security about their legal status and endured from the trump administration. they've been disproportionately impacted by the current pandemic. we thank the mayor and the board of supervisors for recommending to preserve our funding at level and for your commitment to immigrants' rights and human rights. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> caller: hola. we hear you. arturo, are you here? >> yes, i