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just listen to former "new york times" opinion columnist and editor, bari weiss, not a conservative. real time with bill maher, discussing the troubling trends. >> the problem that happened at the time and it's referenced in the harper's letter. is that my boss got fired for running an op-ed by a sitting u.s. senator. you might say tom cotton is detestable, that you disagree with him, but i don't want to live in a world where the views of half the country can't be heard in the paper of record. that's where we are heading. >> sean: 50% of the country. "the new york times" toilet paper times 24/7 anti-trump eight machine speeding along. look at the hippies on press secretary kayleigh mcenany, is that all? it sounds like objective reporting. does it sound like a paper committed to truth and facts? i think ms. weiss is correct. it seems like the same smear tactics we've seen. joining is now white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany. let me say it's a badge of honor for you. congratulations they don't like you. i think, i celebrate that. want to go to one piece. you know, brought up th

even though it would be probably coming from a man from bari by that maybe we will see what saudi arabia. and he'll darwish journalist and historian thank you for joining us on the program thank you . emergency teams working to contain a major oil spill off the coast of malicious at say the situation is finally under control helicopters have been airlifted in oil from the stranded cargo ship which ran aground on a coral reef at the end of last month it had been carrying almost $4000.00 tons of oil almost all of the field on board though has been removed there have been fears the vessel would break apart teams constructed barriers to try to contain the spillage the oil that did leak posed a serious risk to the environmentally sensitive area leading authorities to to declare a state of emergency. there is growing support around the world for a ban on so-called killer robots a report from human rights watch says 30 countries want a global treaty against the technology professor nala sharkey from the campaign to stop killer robots says' it must be humans are not machines making decisions on

even here, like in this town of bonny doon, compared to a fire they had here five years ago, there's bary any fire trucks. so they're taking matters in their own s.ha >> sreenivasan: yeah, julia sulek reporter from the bay area news group joining us. thanks so much. >> you're welcome, h. >> sreenivasan: for the latest on the california wildfires, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: two trmsopical stre projected reach hurricane status and hit gulf states texas and louisiana early next week. tropical storm laura brought heavy rains to puerto rico today, and is expected to skirt across hispaniola and cuba before reaching the gulf coast of louisiana on wednesday. tropical storm marco, just east of the yucatan peninsula today, is expected to become a hurricane later tonight, according to the national hurricane center. marco's current track shows it approaching louisiana on mondayn texas on tuesday. the governor of louisiana declared a state of emergency yesterday in anticipation of the two storms. the last time two tropical storms we in the gulf together was more than 60 years ago, in

because it's not just about correcting somebody or disagreeing to bari weiss' point.adioactive and taking away their livelihood. you say something that the woke mob doesn't agree with, and you will be eliminated and, boy, is that a scary time right now. brian: next generation of users for the -- for the longest time it was facebook. let's go back what was before facebook? pete: myspace. brian: myspace and then facebook and instagram. now the hottest thing for the next generation of users 15 to 22-year-olds is tiktok. everyone loves tiktok. only thing brought up in my house dad, have you heard anything about tiktok is it true the president might began it because it is a chinese derived app. and a lot of people feel as though as it takes root here they will begin to get information, there is a back door information on americans. facial recognition and what they like to do what they don't like to do. and do you want to give that to the china after all that's why we are pushing back in the same against huawei. china has given microsoft 45 days to negotiate a sale. still n

formally responded to senator leahy's letter in a very strongly worded series of comments it says that dr bari has been a valued partner to the u.s. government working closely with us to ensure the safety of americans and saudis it continues that the department of state is concerned about the alleged activities that led to dr. exile in canada any accusations of wrongdoing it says should be addressed through established legal channels now one must point out as well that the saudi arabians approached interpol for an arrest warrant after an investigation into poll said that this was a political matter and refused to issue arrest warrant essentially clearing assad out of any wrongdoing the letter from state department continues that any persecution of the family is an acceptable making this in very strong terms it says it has repeatedly approach saudi arabia about the status of the 2 children and insists that they be returned to their family so this is a very strong reply from the state department to the concerns raised by a number of senators in congress and certainly rector's up this whole matte

as the new government tries to bring some stability to an increasingly volatile region dorsetshire bari al jazeera baghdad. at least 13 people have died in a stampede in peru after police there raided a discuss that was holding an illegal party or the 120 people try to flee the club in the capital lima after the officers arrived on scene violation restrictions imposed of the spread curb the spread of the coronavirus daniel shaima reports. peru has been one of the countries in latin america worst hit by the corona virus pandemic and there are all this. dead and injured grieving relatives and confusion. i felt like i was there thank god i was saved if not i would have ended up like my sister dead their food to guess where everyone was older women who where there were completely scared desperate to get out as everyone has seen the police should have tried to get them out one by one and not move such a large group. neighbors had called police to report a party organized via social media and in contravention of peru's emergency curfew to try to limit the spread of the corona virus was one of

as the new government tries to bring some stability to an increasingly volatile region dorsetshire bari al jazeera baghdad. still to come here on al-jazeera. i'm pleased to make a truly historic announcement in our battle against the giant of virus that will save countless lives u.s. president donald trump tells a major advantage in the fight against covenanting the use of blood plasma from becoming patients. we take a look at what's behind the massive and loss of global onyx that's causing our planet to warm even faster. hello that's a nice weather across southern areas of europe very unsettled process central and northern regions but we finally got a bit of a break across the northwest that is until the next system has them but look at this some beautiful sunshine in poland the southeast people are enjoying the weather on the water and also similarly across into albania on the coast that is warm very organized beach as you can see that now away from that we have a cools got the rain in the clouds very unsettled through central europe the winds are quite strong as well coming through t

as the new government tries to bring some stability to an increasingly volatile region door such a bari al jazeera baghdad. libyan warlord plea for have rejected the u.n. recognize government's calls for a cease fire his spokesman described it as a publicity stunt and accused the tripoli administration of planning a turkish backed defensive on the city of sirte after his allies including egypt turned the parliament in eastern libya and they supported the ceasefire. therefore we believe the ceasefire is false and meant only as propaganda it is simply to throw dust in the eyes this is the reality on the ground and this is what was confirmed by our air and land recon all the intelligence we gathered proves they intend to attack our forces and search and. israel's prime minister says he won't call new elections after accepting a compromise to extend budget negotiations by another $100.00 days benjamin netanyahu said now is the time for unity and not more elections and that decision saved the country for the fall for the action in less than 2 years less than yahoo and discouraging partner be

as the new government tries to bring some stability to an increasingly volatile region dorsetshire bari al jazeera baghdad. has rejected the un recognized government's calls for a cease fire the spokesman described it as a public a publicity stunt and accuse the tripoli administration of planning a turkish backed defensive on the city of sirte after silence include egypt the rival parliament to the east of libya and they've supported suppose it's the ceasefire. cyprus has denied selling passports to convicted criminals fugitives and fraudsters in exchange for millions in investments the denial comes after an al-jazeera investigation reveals serious flaws in the island's lucrative golden passport scheme in the 1st of all exclusive reports on the sign press papers here's deborah davis from london. to become a citizen of the mediterranean island nation of cyprus cost more than $2.00 and a half $1000000.00 among those who've paid that russian businessman alley bag love he's already served a prison sentence for extortion and the chinese investment tycoon junk achang who had been jailed for f

and that's why with good news that bari weiss was on bill maher, and it was about the mobs and socialg to destroy you, none of the people that watch bill maher or any good-hearted liberals paid any attention. that's why it's important that she was on the bill maher show and not say fox. because we are educated about this. the bill maher audience are in a protected bubble, so what he has been doing if you notice, he is about as progressive a liberal as you are going to get. he is conducting an intervention for his own audience. here's a group of people that would not even care, did not care if it was a conservative intellectual, a guy running his own business, a trump supporter, they got canceled. they would not care, would not be a part of their life. but now when they see their own side getting devoured by people inside their own ideology, i mean, the call is coming from inside the house, now they have to perk up and go, my god, it's like liberal comedians are gone. music is gone, bands are breaking up. they are all these thingare hape being canceled. it's not like -- it's not a cour

it happened in the bari esa naked outside the alura inn. police found two men with gunshot wounds who was taken to the hospital. a third victim arrived a short time later. none of the injuries is considered life-threatening. police have not identified a motive or a suspect. >>> in san francisco, police confirm had the city has seen an increase in the number of burglaries since the stay-at- home order went into place months ago. christien has more on this story. >> reporter: the san francisco police department reports an almost 41% increase in burglaries from january through july of this year compared to to last. >> there has been an increase in burglaries since the shelter- in-place order went into effect in san francisco. >> reporter: some san francisco residents were surprised to hear that burglaries are up, despite the fact that many of them are home. >> because you would think that having people at home would deter people from even attempting to burglarize or break into a home. >> being at home in your residence does not mean you can't

as the new government tries to bring some stability to an increasingly volatile region dorsetshire bari al jazeera baghdad protests have broken out in the usa said louisiana after police shot and killed a black man on friday but he say try foot pedal and was wielding a knife in the city of la fiat comes off the weeks of protest against police brutality laura manley reports. i'm not here to get everybody motivated to come out of it. on the street simplify out action now the killing of the black by us oh on saturday more than 150 people block traffic on the infantryman highway the site of where hoffa dozen police had surrounded and then shot 31 year old trafford padron on friday the incident was captured on video by a bystander becoming my niece was the time a gun. they go shooting no you got to wait we've got to we know you gotta. get on the ground. make me do i want to. be. taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead the louisiana state police say he was walking towards the store with a knife they shot stun guns at him but say they were in affective but activists here see it as anoth

need from the central government to carry out what they need to do thank you for that dorsetshire bari in baghdad. negotiations are underway in mali between members of the west african bloc echo us and the mali and coup leaders the delegation is trying to find a way forward after a group of soldiers seize power on to say early echo us negotiators met former president. at the barracks where he's being detained or was forced to resign after the takeover. following developments from a booth in nigeria amid so a number of meetings been held since the echo i said a geisha arrived in bamako on saturday what's been happening have they made any progress. well. after the brief meeting yesterday that lasted just 15 minutes. it looks like it was talks bound to fail after the meeting with president bramble worker kater at the military barracks this morning and the course delegation went back to the ministry of defense to meet with the mali military coup leaders. after a short meeting they took a break and the statement from one of the coup leaders it is that some progress is being made is so after

jedediah: and bari weiss has been very brave in reporting not only with respect to her resignation andt of heat from folks in the left. she thinks it's important enough to highlight. we need people to talk about this trend in our country it has to stop, it's dangerous. good on her for doing this. we're going to turn to headlines in this 9:00 a.m. hour. overnight president trump announces plans to ban tiktok in the u.s. the president says he will take action as early as today. tiktok has come under fire as a potential security threat used by china for nefarious purposes. a spokesperson for tiktok said they are committed to user privacy and helping create american jobs. and a wildfire burned through more than 1,000 acres in southern california forcing hundreds of people to flee their homes. video showings flames nearing homes as temperatures reached triple digits in some areas. 200 firefighters are battling the flames. the fire is at zero percent containment. and the alleged master mind behind an unprecedented twitter hack is a 17-year-old. graham clark was an arrested ats tampa apartmen