let's get more on this with david becker, executive director of the non—partisan center for electionand research. he joins us from washington. thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you for having me. so, your centre is all about trying to build voter confidence. what is your reaction to the president trying to undermine that confidence in the election? well, we have seen that a lot into the 2016 campaign from that candidate, trump, now president trump. it should be noted for your viewers, for american voters, for people watching around the world, that the election in 2020 will have a great deal of integrity. we are very used to postal ballots in the united states, about 25% of all ballots cast in 2016, an election with president trump one, were cast by us mail, that number will be higher in 2020 due to the pandemic but states are ready for it. the ballots of elevated, and it may take more time to count them, but voters can be confident those votes will be counted. we will have a result at some point shortly after the november three election. it is disappointing, of c

jon: coming up, helane becker, cowane research analyst from new york. this is "blooomberg surveillance ." ♪ a: president trump has fogged out some of his top officials. he contradicting them out in news conferences saying it coronavirus vaccine could be distributed widely to the public by as early as next month. the cdc director told congress the vaccine would be distributed in the second and third quarter of next year. the president called those comments a mistake. at least one person was killed and hundreds were rescued after hurricane sally came ashore near the florida-alabama line. pensacola,hit florida and other cities in the region. sally is now tropical storm that could drop up to a foot of rain in parts of alabama and georgia. barrney general william says the black lives matter movement doesn't care about black lives. it wants tor says use african americans killed by police as props to advance a political agenda. the attorney general also suggested the issue of black on black crime as being overshadowed by police killings of minorities. details

becker. need anything else, we will contact you. >> as soon as you can, you clear the street and get the scene back to normal. >> the first thing the new policeman should do when he goes on his beat is to get to know his district. when you are sent on a call, know the shortest route to a street or place of business. know the people who work in the district. they are the ones who are going to be in trouble and need our help. the more we know about them and their businesses, the entrances and exits, location of states, the persons, their habits, the more we will be able to be of assistance in an emergency. >> good morning. the station is under new management. i would like to get some information for my security files. i have this overnight. >> where is that? would you show it to me, please? >> that is very good, sir. alert asve to stay alertness is a major factor in crime control. trying to avoid getting into any set pattern of patrol, play it the way you see it. for instance, when you start in

that becker screwed up in the process did not the strongest on my demands for a plus. plus one targeted at that are dependent on the high commanders on the myth that having the problems going for before are. not just as mocking up. a real scandal. this interact expose creation written into the c. to and other treaties opens up a real pandora's box. complaints against government measures that bother investors are likely to increase. arbitration tribunals are a massive deterrent to the state. in his article it's also it is that. zax in there let me get his mickey spillane again is the glue that is assume you do time to this we don't seem to get is because i didn't get you know the gong in your. skivvies the specific i think us positive did because of the lack of acidic on the other back in the top. part of. new news i want to take him on this one on the hope that is doing the gift. by example . as rescission up again that is to simply deal with it. do you mean was that the give us again you. don't look enough. to guess you don't even have one and if it destroys you to ha

drew becker is the ceo, drew, we appreciate your time. i thicket is a great idea.e a safe holiday weekend coming up. >> you as well. everyone stay cool, get out your park and say thanks. >> exactly. thank you again, drew. >>> coming up next, labor day will look a lot different. compared to years past. next, a chef and author who focuses on food science says that we can stay safe while socializing with family and friends this holiday weekend. great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>> new this morning, the drug company, roche, received authorization for a test to quickly determine if a patient has the coronavirus or flu. the company says that with flu season quickly approaching, the new test is important because it is hard to know if someone has the flu or coronavirus, based on just symptoms. roche is based in switze

so we're here to place with rbg. >> reporter: and ten-year-old alana becker, how are you feeling? >> this is going to be the beginning of an absolute nightmare, because she is no longer here to help the world. >> reporter: thank you, thanks to your mom and your brother for your time this morning, i really appreciate it. andrea, these are perspectives that we've been hearing all morning as we've talked to people paying tribute to the late justice as a trailblazer, and icon, a defender of human rights, women's rights, and a defender of liberal ideas, a protector of progressive policies, andrea. >> geoff bennett, thank you so much. that just illustrates the extraordinary appeal and the reach that she had, a power to reach that we've never seen before after the passing of a justice at the supreme court. let's bring in someone who knows this far better than anyone else, nbc justice correspondent peter williams, nbc's garrett haake on capitol hill, nbc's peter alexander at the white house. pete, tell me about the role she played in the court, certainly reflected in the chief justice's c

the former wimbledon champion boris becker has been warned he could be jailed for up to seven years ifation about his financial assets. the 52—year—old, who was declared bankrupt in 2017, is accused of not disclosing details about bank accounts, share holdings, and a flat in london. he pleaded not guilty to 19 charges at a london court. the french prime minister is warning it's a race against time to avoid a second coronavirus wave as bad as the first. jean castex said the public must act now to stop a repeat of the peak in spring. it comes as the country records a record number of new cases since mass testing began. 16,096 cases were confirmed in the last 2a hours. i've been speaking to our reporter mark lobel about how the situation is developing in france. he says the prime ministerjean castex is urging the french public to be more careful. if we were to look at some figures, lewis, in the last 24—hour period, 52 deaths have occurred — up from 43 — and if we look at intensive care units in france, there's1,048 patients currently there. and in hospitals, generally, in france, with th

the former wimbledon champion, boris becker, has been warned he could be jailed for up to seven yearsets. the 52—year—old, who was declared bankrupt in 2017, is accused of not disclosing details about bank accounts, share holdings, and a flat in london. he pleaded not guilty to 19 charges at a london court. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: constantly accused of kidnap because her child‘s a different race. how one mother‘s trying to change public prejudices. ben johnson, the fastest man on earth, is flying home to canada in disgrace. all the athletes should be clean going into the games. i'm just happy that justice is served. it is a simple fact that this morning, these people were in their homes. tonight, those homes have been burnt down by serbian soldiers and police. all the taliban positions along here have been strengthened, presumably in case the americans invade. it‘s no use having a secret service which cannot preserve its own secrets against the world and so, the british government has no option but to continue this action even after any adverse judgement in australia.

war in afghanistan and we are bringing our troops home america is fulfilling our destiny is peace becker but it is peace through strength we are stronger now than ever before our weapons are at an advanced level like we've never had before like frankly we've never even thought of having before and i only pray to god that we never have to use them for decades the same tired voices propose the same failed solutions pursuing global ambitions at the expense of their own people but only when you take care of your own citizens when you find a true basis for cooperation as president i have rejected the failed approaches of the past and i am proudly putting america 1st just as you should be putting your country's 1st that's ok that's what you should be doing i am supreme lee confident that next year when we gather in person we will be in the midst of one of the greatest years in our history and frankly hopefully in the history of the world thank you god bless you all god bless america and god bless the united nations. the president of the united sates donald j. trump addressing the 75th session

the former wimbledon champion, boris becker, has been warned he could be jailed for up to seven yearss financial assets. the 52—year—old, who was declared bankrupt in 2017, is accused of not disclosing details about bank accounts, shareholdings, and a flat in london. he pleaded not guilty to 19 charges at a london court. the us city of louisville is facing a second night under curfew after wednesday night's violence which saw two police officers shot. angry demonstrations followed a decision by the kentucky authorities not to prosecute anyone over the death of breonna taylor, who was killed during a police raid in march. in the past few hours, the curfew has been extended into the weekend. meanwhile, a man has been charged with the shooting of the two police officers. still to come: constantly accused of kidnap because her child's a different race — how one mother's trying to change public prejudices. ben johnson, the fastest man on earth, is flying home to canada in disgrace. all the athletes should be clean going into the games. i'm just happy that justice is served. it is a simple

the former wimbledon champion, boris becker, has been warned he could be jailed for up to seven yearsion about his financial assets. the 52—year—old, who was declared bankrupt in 2017, is accused of not disclosing details about bank accounts, share holdings, and a flat in london. he pleaded not guilty to 19 charges at westminster magistrates court, and was bailed to appear in court next month. stay with us on bbc news — still to come... as tensions continue to rise over the death of breonna taylor — louisville braces itself for another possible night of protests. music. ben johnson, the fastest man on earth, is flying home to canada in disgrace. all athletes should be clean going into the games. i'm just happy that justice is served. it is a simple fact that this morning, these people were in their homes. tonight, those homes have been burnt down by serbian soldiers and police. all the taliban positions along here have been strengthened, presumably in case the americans invade. it's no use having a secret service which cannot preserve its own secrets against the world. and so, the bri

greece says there'll be no talks unless turkey was draws its ships from disputed areas stephanie becker has more now from istanbul on international efforts to mediate between both sides. that announcement by nato secretary general came shortly after a conference call a video call that was held with the turkish president also the foreign minister here and senior security officials with the german chancellor angela merkel of course germany has been key in trying to mediate between the 2 sides trying to get the 2 sides to start negotiations what you have now according to u.n. stoltenberg an announcement saying that the 2 sides have agreed to start technical talks this has to do with a de confliction line if you will when it comes to their military assets in the eastern mediterranean because the sea is so heavily heavily militarized at the moment you have turkey continuing life fire exercises until september the 12th you have greeks military fleet you have other countries with a military fleet there as well so the potential for any accident if you will in such a tense time is very real so i

did you hear carol becker? "big mom energy." that's what it's going to take. all right, thank you.house floor to condemn the unrest in cities like we just saw played out of minneapolis and portland, oregon. they are now calling on the attorney general to investigate who exactly is organizing and funding some of the riots and violent protests. >> we've all seen the out-of-control left hijacking our cities across the nation. we know where the bottom line is. organizations like antifa, where they are targeting police officers, burning down buildings, destroying private property, besieging federal buildings, attacking innocent civilians. >> harris: my next guest actually lead that effort, put this together. andy biggs, republican congressman from arizona, joins me now. congressman, always great to have you here to talk about the big issues. you are a member of the house judiciary committee, as well, and you have a new op-ed out in the "washington examiner," in which you write -- allow me to brag on you a bit with detail here -- "the loss of humanity on our streets is obvious, evil, and

called for the immediate evacuation of all greek refugee camps after the fires at maria stephanie becker has more now from the new camp. we've been watching some of the people being able to happen even able to leave the camp today in the morning they were allowed to leave then we're being told that at some point there was an order to close the gates are now being allowed to get so it's very much a fluid situation but we've seen some of the managed to get mattresses and wheeling them back in you know the garbage cans that have wheels and wheeling them back into the tent because the tents at the moment are just basically a sand bottom yes they're being handed those thin blankets so it's a very basic infrastructure when it comes to this count and of course there was a lot of pressure to get people off the streets had been sleeping on the streets for 10 days off to the firebird morea cows so i think it's a work in progress certainly the refugees and migrants we've been speaking to saying the conditions are terrible particularly lack of running water showers sanitation you know the toilets ar

Érika: es sumamente importante-- carolina: Érika becker-medina es la jefa de la oficina de coordinaciónncia de la importancia de que todos, en particular madres como taimi, lily y sus familias, participen en el conteo de población. Érika: para tener los beneficios adecuados y justos para la comunidad hay que saber cuántos estamos-- cuántos vivimos en esa comunidad. por ejemplo, servicios bilingües o los servicios de los colegios. si sabemos que hay muchos niños chiquitos, más programas prescolares, como los "daycare". taimi: [vitorea] carolina: taimi asegura vivir muy agradecida con la vida y valora todo lo que ha logrado. taimi: para mí ahora esta casa es una bendición porque me vi sin techo, me vi sin trabajo, me vi sin ese soporte familiar o de pareja. carolina: cuando ve lo que tiene y recuerda cómo llegó a estados unidos hace más de dos décadas con su familia y se establecieron en las vegas, nevada. ¿para ti como hija cómo ha sido ver a tu papá, ya una persona mayor, trabajando en la construcción? taimi: soy la mujer que soy hoy, de fuerte, gracias a mi papá. Él sigue día y noche c

. >>> only on cbs this morning, exclusive interview with sark becker bird.ing about how they are controlling misinformation and the centers for disease control and prevention calls all 50 states to get ready to begin distributing for a covid vaccine by november first. alex azar joins us to discuss if it is political. >>> national movement for racial ju lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att >>> it is 6:55. let's get you updated on a trouble spot. they remain closed from seven trees to center road as an investigation and cleanup continues of an earlier crash. it has been there for several hours.

region they have accused each other of stoking tensions with threats of military action stephanie becker has more now from istanbul. turkey is not a signatory to the un nor of the see it here is to what it says its continental shelf greece of course says that turkey is infringing on its waters when it's coming to exploratory moves that are still going on and will continue until september the 12th so it's very difficult to see how those issues are going to be addressed and resolved because president everyone's had a lot of harsh words in the last couple of days saying that turkey is not going to back down it's being unfairly treated its coastline is being caged in and greece of course also not backing down saying that turkey is infringing on its sovereign maritime rights so none of that being addressed at the moment u.s. president donald trump appears to have backtracked on his suggestion that people should vote twice in the oven brazil lection trump had urged people to send ballots by mail and then try to vote again in person democrats accuse the president of encouraging voters to break

. - that was our bride-to-be, aisha becker-burrowes getting ready in her spectacular morilee weddingirst tamron hall show wedding. thank you to madeline gardner and the team at morilee for helping make this day so special for aisha. the dress is beautiful! so let me -- first i'll meet the groom, please welcome kelton cumberbatch. hi, kelton! you look fantastic as well. so how are you feeling? are you nervous? - yes, i'm very nervous, but it's a good nerve to have, because i know i'm excited, i'm ready to go. - you look fantastic, and we're ready to go as well. aisha's mother, carla, and kelton's mom, alma, are there as well. they're both recording the wedding for us. all of you have been self-quarantined and healthy, so you've gathered safely at the home. you're following all of the safety precautions. now i think we're ready for the bride. aisha, your father, jah breeze, wanted to surprise you. that's your dad playing the steel drum as you are walking down the aisle. i'm already ready to cry. but here we go. what a special occasion. who gives this woman to be married to this man? -

open single semifinal since boris becker in 1995. found himself 6142 down inside the 1st half an hour but food back to take the win in 461-676-7663. 361 i mean look obviously i didn't play well. about it was down 6142 after about 28 minutes so. it's not a secret i didn't play my best but i found a way a found a way to win that's a concern and i feel like that's the most important variable face pub. in the final 4 was i was the spaniard spent more than 4 hours on court in a 5 say to against canada's denis shop. eventually winning 367676 love 6 and 63 to reach the u.s. open single semifinals for the 2nd time he did same it al-jazeera. after the u.s. open finishes players will start prepping for the french open the happens in 2 weeks world number 2 we're off on the da will be aiming for a record breaking 13th title at roland garros the spaniards preparing a comeback to the sport starting with the italian open in rome he hasn't played a match in 7 months. the miami heat sealed their 4th when against the milwaukee bucks in punch their tic

we have to disrupt power at every level until the power beckers look like america. >> it's interesting. look at your book, you have this on the cover in the air but talks about black voters and white narratives. give us some examples from your book about the white narratived that have limited the political power and voices of black people. >> so in the media landscape that is run by older white men, every political conversation centers white people, white people history, finances, labor stats. you just talk but the unemployment high light inequality amid a global pandemic, and really when we hear labor stats they frequently reflect white america's lane juror stated. when you look at black american labor sites they're very much higher but you don't hear that in the media. also, in this political coverage moment, you always heard terms like, nascar dads and soccer moms, these cute little nick names for voters that exclusive live apply to white voters, but black voter a aggregate in the same way, college edded men or women. the same thing to black voters but you don't hear that. when you

open single semifinal since boris becker in 1905. found himself 6142 down inside the 1st half an hour but for back to take the win in 461-676-7663. 3 said score one i mean look obviously i didn't play well. i was down 6142 after about 28 minutes. it's not a secret i didn't play my best but i found a way of on a way to win that's a concern and i feel like that's the most important variable face public out in your in the final 4 was. the spaniard spent more than 4 hours on court in a 5 setter against canada's denis shopov a lot of. eventually winning 367676 love 6 and 63 to reach the u.s. open single semifinals for the 2nd time he has limited al-jazeera. so after the u.s. open finishes players will stop preparing for the french open in 2 weeks time while number 2 rafael nadal will be aiming for a lack all extend doing title outline and douse the spine it is preparing his comeback to the sport starting with the italian open he hasn't played in sat moments. savain is pretty much knowledge continues to lead the top of farts off the stage

. >> helene becker it's a pretty dire picture for the airlines sector. >> what we don't talk about isact that obviously the profitable, the high margin businesses, the business traveler you just look at the zoom stock. i hate to say it but i'll say it business travel is not coming back the way it was six or seven months ago because people have learned, hey, guess what, we don't have to get on a plane to have a meeting we can do it in the comfort of our own homes. that is fundamentally going to change business travel, which is a real problem for the airlines. i don't know if they can return to those levels in the near future i think win of the airlines today said it will be 2024 before they get even close that said, it doesn't mean the stocks can't grind higher from here 27 and delta has been the pivot point. i don't think you have to go racing into these things, but they should absolutely be on your radar screen. >> coming up, will today's selloff spark a rush to the safety of gold and we're just a few hours away from the market in asia. as we head to break, take a look ie tome of the

--schmuck becker said i think he is getting away classified information. have the most powerful weapons in the world. you do not want to know about it . god help us if we ever have to use them. we have the most powerful weapons ever conceived of by men. they have the missile. the superduper, hypertonic. it goes five times faster than a normal missile. russia got that information from the obama administration. you knew that. russia got the information that they built it. we have one that is much faster. much faster than that. that is considered a slow missile. i said it was incredible. two weeks ago, we have the best, most incredible, sadly the most deadly and we never went to visit but we have the greatest weapons in history by a factor of 10. they said that we are crazy. away classified information. these people are sick. all that i am saying is we rebuilt our military. trillion. [applause] we have fighter jets at 35 that are so good you cannot see it and i went to see the program and i saw some of the pilots and these guys are better looking than tom cru

not in lisa's been very understated and very patient and incidentally one down from lisa is jean becker and i'd like to ask both of them to stand up and i'll refer to jean, lisa drew on the left and the red jean becker. [applause] lisa and jean did all the work on this, jean did it all she gathered all the letters through a wide net out, and brought it into the editing just as she did for helping the memoir and lisa working on that. and i'm just delighted that they are here. i am thrilled that this event is going to benefit, we believe in the work of americare's, we've taken trips with americare's, bob mcculley who started it was my classmate in the country day school loved many years ago andrew haner is with us from americare's today and he tells me that unfortunately with so many recent tragedies there busier than ever with the huge relief missions underway took turkey and many other places and they do great work and just by being here today and buying a book, you are helping and i know they are deeply appreciative. warren asked me and how great it is what he is doing with this marvel

targeted enough and that you could have helped a lot more people with better targeting >> i mean, becker bonds, i.e.,, borrowing money and then giving it to others as far as stimulus doesn't really help with total economic activity and jobs to increase now that sounds cold and obviously people are in need, but you go on to point out the most important thing we could do is get a vaccine, and i don't know if people -- some of your comments are interesting it's $15 billion a day it's costing us as the virus spreads in health and economic activity. in one day if we got a vaccine that would pay for all of operation warp speed, the whole $10 billion. >> yeah. >> if it was ready in january of 2021 versus june of 2021, that comes to $1.8 trillion what we've got to do is handle this virus through the vaccine. >> yeah. that's the best government investment i've ever heard of, when you get a return on $10 billion roughly, you generate 1.8 trillion so if you think of the deal, that's a pretty good deal. i think what's important now with the rollout is that mortality is so concentrated in the non-pro

after whom millie was named had reported reporters called interviewer georges chief of staff jane becker was interviewed by people magazine. both ladies said that the interviewers said they knew millie had written a book that she givenher proceeds to charity . but they wanted to know the personal side of millie. what she had done lately. millie was a dog. well thank god for a sense of humor. however, the most important thing i was reminded of is that i am the luckiest woman in the world. i have a husband whom i adore. children that bring us great joy, friends mean a tremendous amount to us and we live in the great state of texas which is part of the freest nation in history. in the history of the world. doesn't get much better than that. now that i attended this wonderful festival, life truly is perfect. which brings me to one of my favorite topics, literacy even after all these years is still near and dear to my heart. i still believe that if more people did read, write and comprehend we could solve so many of our problems. i think we've made great progress but there is still much morew