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besler in beirut for us as always basil much appreciated. sport now and in the frankfurt kicked off match day 2 on friday night by beating her 31 in the german capital with frankfurt already. fired in their 3rd goal in the 71st minute and it was a stunner road as rocket flew past the reach of the goalkeeper the wind puts frankfurt in 1st place at least for one day the spanish side at the madrid have signed forward luis suarez from rivals barcelona and a 2 year contract worth around 6000000 euro the international passes medical on friday suarez was barcelona's 2nd higher score of all time after leo messi but after a recent coaching change the 33 year old was told he was no longer a part of the club's plans as one for the titles with barcelona and a champions league. in formula one now defending champion lewis hamilton top qualifying for sunday's russian grand prix the mercedes driver now has the chance to match michael schumacher as record 91 career wins hamilton was followed by red bulls max 1st stop in. 3rd fastest meanwhile ferrari sebasti

correspondent basil radii standing by basil it's good to see you another stalemate in the ongoing political impasse what more can you tell us indeed the counter known going ahead political toward 2 days ago president said what's your what did you notice what would happen if the french he shifted for you he said we go straight to hell it seems that the country lebanon now it's coming closer to the something political have special as you mentioned when you talk about lebanon we're talking about political financial economy collapse this happened after the announcement of the step down would be putting it prime minister nice pound notes. markets not get the u.s. dollars and now he is i don't hate 1000 more than $8000.00 given its bond for one u s dollars which means that the bodies found last i don't it's 80 percent of its value so the the situation it's very critical the all the bodies parties after the announcement of the step down all political parties said that they still hand. with the trash initiative but who's going to buy this now this is the main question. so basil to say the lebanon i

basil are really in beirut for us as always basil much appreciate it thank you. let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the world at this hour french media reports say one of the suspects detained in connection with friday's stabbing in paris has admitted to carrying out the attack the incident left 2 people wounded it happened near the former head of satire magazine the site of the 25th. authorities say it was quote clearly an act of terror. turkish prosecutors have issued arrest warrants for $82.00 people including a. party it's part of an investigation into deadly riots in 2014 sparked by anger at the government's perceived in action against militants from the islamic state. at least 22 people are dead after a military plane crashed in eastern ukraine the aircraft crashed and burst into flames while landing in the city of. authority say 2 people on board seriously injured 4 others are missing most of the victims were young military cadets. sport now and in the frankfurt kicked off match day 2 on friday night by beating her to berlin 31 i

correspondent basil radio is standing by basil nice to see another stalemate in the ongoing political impasse what more can you tell us. in fact we can say that the country lebanon and today in your political toward more left of the step down that ignited prime minister thirdly today i've got to give my sources until yesterday night they think that they believe. from minutes that it is in it the prime minister will be able to form and your government but it seems and during told not yesterday at that this morning there was going to continue with contacts and goals and communication between all political parties to avoid this kind of step down but it seems that trade some initiative local initiatives and as well in regional and international initiative mainly talking about france you have the right context somebody general powers to head it is going to prime minister in 4 into it to form its government but it seems that all these you should just fade now the main if french initiative on the edge we don't know what will happen next if there is an alternative it seems it's not according

it was basil connor who took charge of this new foundation. this is when celebrities began to be drawn to this cause, including a man named a decanter. you probably never heard of the sky until you read oshinski's book. but he was a major radio personality. and he was the one who coined the phrase march of dimes, based upon, these to have sort of news reels before movies were shown. they were called march of times. and so he took that phrase and made it march of dimes. so out of that, what emerged was a totally new approach to fund-raising. forget the fancy balls. now what happened? how did this foundation really transform charitable giving, philanthropy in this country? ? reagan >> it made it so that it wasn't just the wealthy who could contribute to fund-raising. so that everyone could contribute, even if you're poor, you could send in a couple of times. >> okay. yeah. >> it involve the whole country. >> yeah. everybody, okay? this is the march of dimes, literally march of dimes. and that's exactly what happens. send in your dimes. sending y

let's cross straight to beirut where date of the correspondent basil radio is standing by basil nice to see you another stalemate in the ongoing political impasse what more can you tell us. in fact we can say that the country lebanon and today in your political toward more left of the stepdown of the ignited prime minister of today. according to my sources until yesterday night they they said they believed. prime minister worth it isn't it the prime minister will be able to form in your government but it seems and during told not yesterday at that this morning there was going to continue with contacts and calls and communication between all political parties to at least kind of step down but it seems that trade some initiative local initiatives and as well some regional and international initiative mainly are talking about trends here the right context somebody general powers to head it is going to prime minister in 4 into it to form its government but it seems that all these you should just fade. the main french initiative on the edge we don't know what will happen next if there's a

patriotism an orthodoxy on to the next generation constantine has also founded a school the state basil the great school is located in an upscale neighborhood in moscow. 400 pupils attend classes in what resembles a palace the school is a training ground for russia's future elites the walls are lined with images of past czars and famous russian writers constant reminders of the pre-revolutionary russian empire. the point was you know for children true no more space paintings. and dates it's given some time to your hearts and to your mind to you and if you are not nationals didn't your module was for the remember you know some some nice you know it back to russian history. of to make sure nothing distracts from the special atmosphere cellphones aren't allowed at the same basel the great school for just over $1000.00 euros a month even young children get to learn all about tradition including church slavonic which is still used in orthodox services. where it's a volunteer like church the phonic was if it was walking along with the classical education pupils are also taught good manners pr

let's go straight to beirut now correspondent basile a really good day to you we just saw there on the new prime minister getting a very angry response where you are in beirut given the situation he's in right now can he form a stable government. this is the main challenging task for the new designated prime minister since ever since many of his left last 3 decades the main challenging question you've got for the trace any prime minister is how to form a new government especially with all these different sects and different political parties he promised that he would form a government made of experts which means to the point of destruction with the trench initiative so this is the main question but kill the most of the current major political parties and sick to present the sectarian parties and lebanon announce and does ignite. as a prime minister present draws in beirut of course today marking a 100 years of independence from ottoman rule and he's going these calls for political reform but what can he do. in his in his 2nd visit in less than a mont to beirut is going to meet the poli

anyone at the moment there in lebanon on our very own bustle of reading with the latest from beirut basile thank you. i let's have a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world riot police in bell roofs have detained at least 18 university students protesting against authoritarian president alexander lukashenko the students were marching through the capital minsk on the 1st day of the academic year calling on the president to resign one rights group has reported that some students were beaten by police scotland is to set out plans for a new independence referendum nicolas sturgeon scotland's pro independence leader has argued that the scots need another chance to vote on their relationship with britain after breaks it most voted to remain in the european union last time they hold a referendum on kong has begun mass coronavirus testing in an attempt to stop a 3rd wave of infections leader kerry lam was among thousands of people to get tested on tuesday morning democracy activists fear that china will use the scheme to collect personal data the hong kong

besler reidy in beirut for us as always basil much appreciated thank you. the buddhist league as early saturday's games are done and dusted so let's take a look at all the results so far and match day 2 out spirit of said dortmund gladbach drew with neon berlin as did live a close in with lighting the 2 newly promoted teams one god beat mines and bielefeld down cologne on friday at frankfurt defeated her to berlin kicking off soon shaka take on bremen on sunday hoffenheim battle by immunity and fiber face votes for. spanish side at lead to co madrid have signed forward luis suarez from rivals barcelona on a 2 year contract worth around 6000000 euros the year international passed his medical on friday suarez was barcelona 2nd highest goal scorer of all time after you know messi but after a recent coaching change the 33 year old was told he was no longer part of the club's plans suarez won for league titles with barcelona and a champions league trophy. switching gears in formula one defending champion lewis hamilton top qualifying for sunday's russian grand p

he partnered with a young man named basil o'connor. they started a new york law firm. and roosevelt heard about this kind of decreped spa called warm springs, georgia. there are all of these minerals in the water and it's warm in wonderful. did you ever see the movie called "warm springs." . i saw it. it was a good movie. roosevelt traveled there and he got in the wonderful and this was wonderful. it was soothing and exactly what he needed. much to his mother's display, he spent two-thirds of his inheritance buying this property. because what he realized is that this is exactly what he needed and also realized that other polio victims needed the same. and so out of this he formed the warm springs foundation and its base was in warm springs, georgia. he built his own cottage and every summer he would spend weeks there just enjoying these wonderful warm mineral waterers. in 1928, life changed again for roosevelt. al smith, the governor of new york, the catholic who ran for president in 1928 against herbert hoover asked roosevelt to be his vice presidential candidate. and

patriotism and orthodoxy on to the next generation constantine of has also founded a school the st basil the great school is located in an upscale neighborhood in moscow. 400 pupils attend classes in what resembles a palace the school is a training ground for russia's future elites the walls are lined with images of past stars and famous russian writers constant reminders of the pre-revolutionary russian empire. the point was you know for children to know more space paintings. and dates it's given something to your hearts and to your mind to you and if you're not passionate as didn't your module this would remember you know some some nice you know it back to russian history. of to make sure nothing distracts from the special atmosphere cellphones aren't allowed at the same basel the great school for just over $1000.00 euros a month even young children get to learn all about tradition including church slavonic which is still used in orthodox services. where it's a volunteer like church the phonic was the 1st. along with the classical education pupils were also taught good manners proper e

of patriotism and orthodoxy on to the next generation constantine has also founded a school the st basil the great school is located in an upscale neighborhood in moscow. 400 pupils attend classes in what resembles a palace the school is a training ground for russia's future elites the walls are lined with images of past czars and famous russian writers constant reminders of the pre-revolutionary russian empire. the point was you know for children true no more space paintings. and dates it's given something to your heart and to your mind she even if you are not meshing has been your module always for the remember you know some some nice you know it back to russian history. of the king to make sure nothing distracts from the special atmosphere cell phones aren't allowed at the same basel the great school for just over $1000.00 euros a month even young children get to learn all about tradition including church slavonic which is still used in orthodox services. where it's a volunteer like church the phonic was if it was my along with the classical education pupils are also taught good manne

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that we have i don't know about that ok well hopefully they'll be successful there in beirut basile reforest. live from the location where the search operations underway thanks very much. well nato is preparing to hold a special meeting of its ruling council to discuss the apparent poisoning of russian dissident locks in a vallie with the nerve agents no talk of all the seen here investigating corruption in siberia shortly before he fell ill is in a coma is being treated in hospital here lend nato is expected to call on the russian stories to fully investigate the case. critics here in germany are also calling 'd on the government to take action against moscow that could include cancelling the controversial nord stream to pipeline which would deliver russian gas directly to germany when completed d.w. chief political correspondent melinda crane spoke to the conservative lawmaker tomas silva horn about that. with the chancellor's confirmation that the poison used on the alexander valley was an overt shock with the russian government's fingerprints appear to be all over this case how should ge

let's go straight to beirut now we're joined by the interviews correspond there basile a really good day to you bob so we just saw the new prime minister there getting a very angry response where you are in beirut can he form a stable government. that's what it will do what is try to do. the main no doubt it get for the cut it is ignited prime minister people to get elites and rulers and haven't thought of new government especially with the french pressure on these governors to form new government quickly as much i think can't especially that in the past years we the foreign deformation of the governess took sometimes 11 months to be flown which was but quite a long time. like lebanon which is now financially economy and political so the job is trying his best but in that he was nominated and by most of the political parties in pretty cautious way what happened to his. prime minister a sign that yeah when he was nominated by few political parties. force or confronted by a very high opposition forces from other political parties so it seems that you have but there are options to put n

his video titled don't call him team on the phone is to mates that $1200000000.00 us dollars was in basil to bite me tribute video the video was very popular and released 3 years ago meanwhile more than $330000000.00 views however the person who poisoned the volley didn't expect such a response from the west nobody in russia would have might saw to that he would have would be flown to berlin and be guarded like a state guest of chancellor merkel who ever could have poisoned the volley that person has obviously totally underestimated his importance in the best and ultimately the political aspect including the stronger thumb chancel him out the political aspect is taking center stage right now nina how is this likely to affect german russian relations many here in germany have been calling for them to be improved. well potentially extremely severely it all depends on just how russia cooperates or not in the investigations americal has clearly demanded that the russian government needs to help find out who was behind it and that the people who were behind it actually have to be held accounta

read he is in big groups close to where those protests have been taking place good evening to you basile so tell me what have you seen. it was obvious that the number of protesters tonight all of this evening wasn't as much as we used to witness in the previous days and weeks. was that it not so well at least the clashes took place. downtown but with me at the parliament by tomorrow the designated prime minister will had a constitution and an argumentative consultation with the m.p. be blocks so demonstrations out of this of this to use near the parliament to protest to say that that is dictated prime minister was not is not you're presenting the donees people specially that the nomination or at the announcement of the crime and then the from the city came from the local much should it be a political witch the all the news printed by news that most of the distance took the seats inside the 17th of october to protest against these elite. considering the hostility there that you're describing towards this new prime minister i mean what are the realistic chances that he will be able to form

peter hotez and basil smikle.r, this must be frustrating for people on the side that want a vaccine that's good and tested. donald trump seems to be obstructing every step of that process. >> you're right, nicolle. operation warp speed is a good program. i've had a lot of personal involvement in it through our nih vaccine working group called active which is supposed to provide advice for operation warp speed. scientists have been working around the clock to make this the best possible program. it's a robust program. the way the clinical trials are being conducted is at the highest possible scientific level with the highest level of integrity. it's very frustrating when some people try to politicize it and insert themselves in ways that make it sound like it has been corrupted. it's not. it's a strong program as long as the scientists can hold the line and let us do our work so we can actually confirm whether or not any of these vaccines work and are safe. as long as we can do that, we can assure the american peop

we're back with ashley parker, basil smikle and donny deutsch.ut which person plugs in, i think, more successfully to the country. and plugging into trump's base is not worth talking about. i think he's been right about exactly one thing that he could do whatever he wanted on fifth avenue and they'd still be with him. we talk about donald trump's base and we should talk about his coalition. the fact is his coalition is still not intact or he wouldn't be tweeting as the suburbs all day, every day. talk about each candidate's limitations for sort of plugging in to the country with their past performances as debaters, sam stein. >> we'll start with trump. i think your synopsis is right. he's remarkable he's just resorting to the same exact playbook he had in 2016. the shenanigans, the ear piece stuff, the drug test. all the same thing he did with hillary clinton in 2016. obviously, they felt it worked then. let's try now. but, of course, the contexts are so different. pulling that stuff worked when you're an outsider trying to shake up the system. b

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well the parents i spoke with that saint catherine and saint basil pointed to their own online survey that included not just parents but the surrounding community which they say shows otherwise but the school system is continuing to make changes across 6 campuses in solano county. in case. they're waiver is approved and if that happens their goal is to reopen sometime in october live in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron 4 news. >>thanks fellas students and teachers in the oakland unified school district just got one step closer to returning to the classroom after alameda county officially moved into the red tier red is better than purple which is the worst among other things the red tier allow schools to reopen for in person learning after maintaining red tier status for 2 weeks. however, the spokesperson for the oakland education association cautions against to returning to quickly. >>we have safety criteria that still needs to be negotiated. agreed upon before return to. >>he doing any in person learning we have to make sure that we're holding. >>community safety student safety. >>

today to trouble spots where the northbay, and the south- central basil kind of just down the peninsula from the city. tomorrow trouble spots, once again, northbay and the santa clara valley. this point the data does not point anyone in particular being any worse than anywhere else. but likely we are going to see a few orange dots showing of the long-range forecast once things come into better forecast or, rather, focus. only 69 degrees in oakland, 63 in the seven -- and city, and that that they have some below- average temperatures, only 80 in concord and 81 degrees in livermore. enjoy this, even to the smoke because we do have the triple digit heat for in the and portions of the bay area right around the corner this weekend. the fog will start pretty far in land but like the past several days it will back up. not quite past the bay yet as we head late tomorrow morning but it should retreat toward the coast as we head into the afternoon hours, plenty of the hazy sunshine overhead and temperatures will warm up to about what is normal this time of year. one more below average day for jus

support one of its order programs to make broadband more affordable our washington dc correspondent basil john reports on why democrats say not supporting this effort will be millions of americans at a disadvantage. >>broadband is an economic necessity virginia senator mark warner wants the fcc to expand the program that helps low income americans access. the internet and if there's one thing we need to do we ought to be expanding both broadband reach and to support a bill instead of expanding the fcc is actually proposing cutbacks but warner says taking away from the lifeline program will only lead to more difficulties, especially with school starting, let's just continue it now if there needs to be reforms. let's reform and after we have a vaccine. but let's not cut off his access at this critical time the fcc says it spent months asking for more funding and blames democrats for failing to work with republicans on a solution an fcc spokesperson tells me quote senate democrats have failed to do their job and are refusing to find common ground with the administration and senate republican

max you know there was some art a few years ago when we used to be able to meet in person at that basil art festival i think it was in miami we had some banana on the wall well you might say our balance sheet is looking like that banana meat republic budget deficit hits record 3 trillion dollars as us spends 100 percent more than it earns unfortunately due to helicopter money it is not unlikely that the exploding deficit will ever shrink again until the monetary system is overhauled so year to date and that we have only one month left in fiscal 2020 the us a spent $6.00 trillion and collected just 3.04 trillion which means that its outlays are 100 percent more than its receipts many are asking why don't we do we even collect this 3 charlie and taxes why don't we just like print money for everybody right it brings up a lot of questions you know one thing is that the deficit is to j.m.s. more than 100 percent of g.d.p. and that's true for countries around the world and some play 20300 percent g.d.p. but what's creeping up now is the interest on that deficit even at these low low interest

let's go live now to beirut and basile our correspondent there you've just arrived on the scene can you tell us what's happening right now. in fact i thought they was . yesterday. because of the heavy pressure by the people about the president's residence. or the authority that the security in their words. and then sure am this morning they bring this train behind me huge crane behind me to move the rubble and to continue the search worked this moment they have the detective this can detect the the area whenever they turn it on the journalist and everybody in here to turn off their phones to move back few meters just to make sure that nothing. the machine worked so well right now the work it's interest. and the civil defense the civil defense how did rescue workers detect the pulse in the 1st place how did they find the sign of life. in fact the a team was moving from the area just to check out the area. they noted that this is some signals on their machine and that they have to choose a theme i mean the name of this lovely dog. detected the impulse that the. they believe they believe t

surveyed are actually eager to do so some parents with kids who attend saint catherine and saint basil's say that there schools represent a demographic proven to be much more vulnerable to adverse affects of the coronavirus. >>and so we're very comfortable giving our families the option to act stay home, we know that that students are family members in in a household may have an underlying condition or that might just be a parental choice and were very respectful of that. >>well the school system is continuing to make changes for distance learning and improved hygiene across 6 campuses in solano county. just in case there waiver is approved. now if that happens their goal is to reopen sometime in october. well coming up next on the kron 4 morning news san francisco as out the lowest covid-19 death rate of any other major us city throughout the pandemic will have the latest numbers coming up in just a bit. >>plus community groups in the east bay are stepping up to help families in need during the pandemic and they're handing out more than just food. and a disturbing report on the heels of

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believe a lack of support will put millions of americans at a disadvantage washington dc correspondent basil john reports. >>broadband is an economic necessity virginia senator mark warner wants the fcc to expand the program that helps low income americans access. the internet and if there's one thing we need to do we ought to be expanding both broadband reach and to support a bill instead of expanding the fcc is actually proposing cutbacks but warner says taking away from the lifeline program will only lead to more difficulties, especially with school starting, let's just continue it now if there needs to be reforms. let's reform after we have a vaccine. but let's not cut off his access at this critical time the fcc says it spent months asking for more funding and blames democrats for failing to work with republicans on a solution an fcc spokesperson tells me quote senate democrats have failed to do their job and are refusing to find common ground with the administration and senate republicans unless they get their demand for special interest giveaways that have nothing to do with the pande

at the moment they're in love and not our very own bustle of reading with the latest from beirut basile thank you and here's a closer look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world riot police have detained at least 18 university students protesting against authoritarian president alexander lukashenko the students were marching through the capital minsk on their 1st day of the academic year calling on the president to resign one rights group has reported that some students were beaten by police hong kong has begun mass coronavirus testing in an attempt to stop a 3rd wave of infections leader kerry lam was among thousands of people to get tested on tuesday morning democracy activists fear that china will use the scheme to collect personal data hong kong government has dismissed that concern. millions of students across europe are returning to school for the 1st time since the coronavirus crisis began france now requires all teachers and students over the age of 10 to wear face masks in various parts of europe parents and unions are worried about returnin

and teachers but republicans say there's already money available for this washington correspondent basil john explains. school is already back in session around the country. and virginia democratic congressman bobby scott is again pressuring the senate to take up the heroes act there are things that schools need to do. >>to reopen safely. the 3 trillion dollars covid relief bill passed the house in may. scott says it includes money for teacher and student personal protective equipment. as well as money to repair or replace broken and inadequate ventilation systems in schools, you need all of this extra resources to open the schools safely and you just can hope it'll happen you have to come up with a plan you have to have the resources to make it happen pennsylvania, congressman matt cartwright says schools need the money now meet the major challenges of preventing the virus from spreading among the students republicans in the house voted against the heroes act and senate republican support a much smaller covid relief bill. >>pennsylvania congressman fred keller says many states have not

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and they plan to continue their quest so we can expect to hear much more about the basil based scientists and their trailblazing more can the future. if outlet is right why ave latin even made it. do you have a science question you've always wanted on set send it in and if we answer it on the show you'll get it didn't surprise as a thank you. i cannot just ask. for most stories from the world of science go to our website will find us on twitter. this week's viewer question comes from chris humphries. why does the earth have an atmosphere. and an atmosphere is not all that unusual many bodies in our solar system have one like the giant planet jupiter and its moon europa. a planet develops an atmosphere when gases amerge from within it and when it collects volatile substances from collisions with asteroids and comets. on. the earth's atmosphere is a complex multi-layered system up to an altitude of 90 kilometers it consists mostly of nitrogen along with the oxygen produced by living organisms. our atmosphere extends far into space reaching to the moon and even beyond. earth has enough mass

patriotism and orthodoxy on to the next generation constantine modified has also founded a school the st basil the great school is located in an upscale neighborhood in moscow. 400 pupils attend classes in what resembles a palace the school is a training ground for russia's future elites the walls are lined with images of past czars and famous russian writers constant reminders of the pre-revolutionary russian empire. the point was you know for children true no more space paintings. and dates it's given something to your hearts and to your mind to you and if you are not meshing has been your module this would remember you know some some nice you know it back to russian history. of to make sure nothing distracts from the special atmosphere cell phones aren't allowed at the same basel the great school for just over $1000.00 euros a month even young children get to learn all about tradition including church slavonic which is still used in orthodox services. where it's a volunteer like church the phonic was if it was not along with the classical education pupils are also taught good manners proper

of patriotism and orthodoxy on to the next generation constantine has also founded a school the st basil the great school is located in an upscale neighborhood in moscow. 400 pupils attend classes in what resembles a palace the school is a training ground for russia's future elites the walls are lined with images of past czars and famous russian writers constant reminders of the pre-revolutionary russian empire. the point was you know for children true no more so these paintings. and dates it's given something to your hearts and to your mind here and if you're not nationalists did in your module this would remember you know some some nice you know it back to russian history. of to make sure nothing distracts from the special atmosphere cell phones aren't allowed at the same basel the great school for just over $1000.00 euros a month even young children get to learn all about tradition including church slavonic which is still used in orthodox services. where it's a volunteer like church slavonic was if it goes. along with the classical education pupils are also taught good manners proper

i cringe every time i see the saint basil's cathedral propagated as the kremlin in imagery about russia or bad cyrillic font and that sort of thing and things that present russia as only our foes. going to have to get through this and collaborate, i hope one day that willhappen . right now that isn't necessarily possible but we need broader understanding not only of russia but of all our adversaries to understand how they'll react to see things the same way they are doing this to us and that would be my answer there . it's not satisfying to people, we just want to play a larger version of black patrol with countries that that's not sustainable over the long term and why i think holding countries to their agreements internationally is extraordinarily important we also need the stuff that's going to make us more resilient in the long term and that's what the book tries to get to. >> i would add in there that i think it's also a consequence of our sense of military superiority. understanding your enemy at the cultural level is really the poor man's warfare. whereas from our viewer, if push

a fluid situation and we will get back to you if and when we get more information basile thank you. in slovakia a powerful businessman has been acquitted of the murders of investigative journalist and his fiance martina cousineau over prosecutors allege that miriam coach ordered the killings which led to mass protests and to the resignation of slovakians prime minister prosecutors say they plan to appeal. just as the killing shocked slovakia so too has the acquittal of business tycoon marion caution or the prosecution argued he was the mastermind behind the sas nation of journalist and his fiance but the court said there was not enough evidence to convict him. wanted to stand at the graves of the children telling them that justice has one didn't done but now it seems it has not won they're lying in the dark ground and here everybody is just doing whatever they could see our colleagues were also left speechless. first it was a great shock even though i was not sure about the outcome. then make feelings of rage despair and frustration came up if. i even had to leave the courtroom beca

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extend the expanded summer school meals program which means kids eat free washington correspondent basil john has the latest. >>with the extinction of the free meal program kids starting school don't need to worry about going hungry is for all the kids everywhere. >>those who are attending school in person, those who are attending a virtually. >>u.s. secretary of agriculture sonny perdue says estimating how much funds they have available is difficult because data from schools and feeding sites are 60 to 90 days behind so we're making the best estimate based on the experience we've had since march over half or we can go money that congress appropriated both republicans and democrats wanted purdue to renew the program. so this announcement brings a sigh of relief in both parties we know in west, virginia and a lot of our children. >>rely on schools for nutrition breakfast and lunch west, virginia senator shelley moore capital says she's glad to see the usda adapting so children and parents have one less thing to worry about i don't think there's any dispute. we want to make sure children a

they surveyed are eager to do so well parents we spoke with whose kids attend saint catherine saint basil, see their schools represent a different demographic proven to be much more vulnerable to adverse effect of the coronavirus they're worried that the children who do choose to stay at home may not get the best education while teachers that are forced to be in the classroom trying to divide their time between the physical and virtual obligations. but they also shared health and job security concerns like what will happen to the teachers with underlying health conditions who are in high-risk categories and may not return it's problematic for 2 number we were initially told that if are. >>if we decided to keep our students home. while other students went back into in person instruction. it would be treated as if they were sick students so they would only be given it. to do. well we're still paying full tuition. the other problem with that is that we have teachers and faculty who fall into high-risk categories and they live with other persons who they're not able to socially distance from

. >> you said that director dulles had three months to resign, but what about basil was he kicked out i think he left at the same time that dulles left, he was looking for he it was offered another job the cia but he thought it was a step down. i'm getting the question. >> what was the obsession with castro, from jfk and the attorney general, was it the closeness to the united states or was it the fear of communism i'm just wondering? >> all that, you know trying to give you a sense of this course of the cold war, was a deeply serious thing by the participants and the leaders involved, and there was a fear of communism, and in advance of communism anywhere is a defeat of freedom everywhere. that just as eisenhower said we will not tolerate, a country going communist, like guatemala and whatever the merits of that argument were, and castro it seemed to work. because he openly declared himself to be an ally of the soviet union. and that is the main enemy, and the country we have to worry the most about, it's creating so much trouble for us in the world, and threatening our allies. we ha

extend the expanded summer school meals program, that means kids eat free washington correspondent basil job has more. >>with the extinction of the free meal program kids starting school don't need to worry about going hungry is for all the kids everywhere. >>those who are attending school in person, those who are attending a virtually. >>u.s. secretary of agriculture sonny perdue says estimating how much funds they have available is difficult because data from schools and feeding sites are 60 to 90 days behind so we're making the best estimate based on the experience we've had since march over half or we can go money that congress appropriated both republicans and democrats wanted purdue to renew the program. so this announcement brings a sigh of relief in both parties we know in west, virginia and a lot of our children. >>rely on schools for nutrition breakfast and lunch west, virginia senator shelley moore capital says she's glad to see the usda adapting so children and parents have one less thing to worry about i don't think there's any dispute. we want to make sure children are able

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year's government shutdown especially in the middle of a pandemic our washington based correspondent basil john has more on this new preventative measure that's being put in place. >>the clock is ticking for congress to prevent another government shutdown at the end of september near is under no circumstance. >>any. >>room for us face a potential government shutdown again virginia congresswoman abigail spanberger says the proactive discussion between the house and the trump administration is reassuring but certainly having those conversations before we are at the brink of a shutdown is incredibly important both house democrats and republicans say last year shutdown should never be repeated. pennsylvania congressman mike kelly i would be shot. >>if we reach september 30th and there's no agreement the streets i don't think anybody's and managed to let that happen both spanberger and kelly see a shutdown on top of the current pandemic would be too much for many americans to handle to keep the roof over their head to keep food on their table and be able to fund them in a way that they can stil

i'm putting in basil. it's this gorgeous red-sauce based pasta with lots of cheese.that. i truly believe -- >> you're making us hungry. >> so early in the morning too. i really truly believe that pasta is a great vessel for flavor. you can play around with the spices and get your kids and family to try new flavors. that's why i love it so much. >> you made it look so easy. how much time does that take? that was like 30 seconds and you're putting it in the oven. >> the hands on time is about ten minutes. you pop it in the oven for about 20 to 25 minutes. the hardest part is boiling the noodles. this book is full of the easiest recipes. >> ayesha, thank you so or us. you made us hungry for pasta this morning before 9:00. >> sorry. >> it's okay. "the full plate" is available today. you can get the recipe on it keeps all your devices's running smoothly fast. with built in security that protects your kids, protects your info, and gives you 24/7 peace of mind. that if it's connected, it's protected. even that pet camera thingy. can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can. b