they will be up there for six months. it will be four people. that will be an additional person. there's space walks like ones that bob participated in with the space station commander and there's -- we do robotic deploys of different little payloads off of the porch outside that we have on the international space station. >> it looks like this capsule is pretty beat up. we know that spacex aims to recycle. how would they do that with this capsule and maybe what i'm seeing is just cosmetic? >> it is just cosmetic. they have recycled numerous capsules that they used for cargo previously. this is pretty routine for them to reuse this vehicles. they will get it cleeped up and they obviously have to do a will the of testing to ensure that there was no damage done during the mission but they will reuse the capsule. when i was on board the space station, we had one of the cargo vehicles, a spacex cargo vehicle arrived and it had been used twice before. >> i want to bring in ali velshi again. we have this beautiful video of the capsule coming back down. there it is again. we talked abou

this is going to be a real problem and i think will be a real problem and i think will be are seeingf the iceberg. and it is not going away, whizzing cases rising in france, would be interesting to see if the later additions will change a little bit and reflect the travellers from belgium or the bahamas under quarantine in the uk which just goes to show that every country is watching out for the stickers and the races as lockdown measures ease and the numbers increase. we had the news about belgium and the bahamas and now, all countries keeping a close eye on france, think norway has already extended its quarantine rules to include france as well and we've got to remember that as all countries, the uk included get better at testing and are able to do much more testing, you're going to see an increase in cases that will result in being able to test more carefully. but i think that for as long as we are trying very hard to avoid this potential second wave, which were still part of the first one, countries are going to be keeping a very close eye on what goes on across borders. i am ver

this would be actual herd immunity rather than us getting it, it would be from being vaccinated.y, cut off in your prime. i was asking you about the trade—off between shutting pubs or schools. absolutely. i think fellow liberals may have cut me off because i was agreeing with boris johnson. may have cut me off because i was agreeing with borisjohnson. i do think he is right. we need to focus oi'i think he is right. we need to focus on schools. i know many youngsters some of whom are very close relatives of mine who have been driven to distraction by the lack of structure in their lives. without school, very difficult for parents. i think it is like parents trying to teach their children to drive, trying to teach children algebra, extremely hard. if it means sacrificing the pubs, as much as i love pubs, children have to be the priority. if we have to shut pubs and restaurants and anything else, johnson is right, schools should be the last things to close because there is such a damage to our whole generation of children. they will come out of this devastated if the schools continu

they are being told which houses they can be in, the official ones they can be in, the official onesly allowed three people in their bubble. i guess coach, manager, just three people in the bubble. that applies inside flushing meadows in the grounds, but also in their homes. the story here is the players themselves are having to pay for their own security. and this is for their own security. and this is for people to check they are adhering to the rules. so i guess spot checks when they are back at their places. for example, if one of their places. for example, if one of their entourage of the three people allowed, steps out of line and meet someone outside of the bubble, they get thrown out completely and had to leave the discernment. the player? not the player, the individual. they are taking this very seriously —— have two leave the turn on. there are no ball boys or girls at the moment? -- of the turn -- the tournament. we will see. carol will have the weather for us ina carol will have the weather for us in a moment, but first we have to talk about this. it was described as a "t

and it's notjust for their economic well—being, it's also for their health well—being.en as a doctor and a scientist, recognise the importance of that? i recognise the importance of that, but it doesn't get to all people as it should. we have a lot of bureaucracy. it's difficult to get the pension. and about the health care system, yes, we are very proud in brazil to have a national health care system that caters to 200 million people, but it's overwhelmed with long lines. it didn't collapse, and that's a good thing, but still it's overwhelmed and crowded. so, it's been difficult to really cater and bring health service to all these people. but i guess there's a deeper question here of exactly where you focus your attentions as a scientist. i note that long before coronavirus hit brazil, you'd established an institute, the question of science institute, to make science more central to the public debate in brazil, particularly to policymaking decisions. it seems to me that if you're going to make that work, you have to consider, as a scientist, the impact of economic dam

and now would be. next step the question the real question is the question off policy measures how do you know him . things that you think beneficial for society will find people who are waiting more again. are large do you know if you teach him healthy lifestyle and didn't teach every school child to cook for example and in this lay you try to make us a science you tell. me what the line between the lines between christmas and democracy even make it into a distinction between the talkers and democracies and yet me know that democracy is on base from the most. paralyzed i mean the challenge of raising the united states from call bit by to these the highest in the world and it's the highs in this age mid to high straights of business and i heard you say recently that consumer is we just very directly related to the consumer business here just a comment 19 is gone is not going to kill it and and the center of consumerism is a sick mix of well likely and perhaps mentally. compromised individual that requi

no one will be spared. no one will be spared.'m the only thing standing between the american dream and total anarchy, madness and chaos. that's what it is. if we don't win, it's all gone. okay? it's all gone. we mentioned -- second amendment, gone. all gone. and many other things. it will be a totally different country. ultimately it will fail. it will fail. >> joining me from wilmington, delaware where virtual ba llloo are falling, mike, let me start with you in wilmington with team biden. it's odd to see after a successful convention. they feel good. there isn't the bus tour. >> that's right. >> across the state of pennsylvania or the riverboat tour down the mississippi. it's sort of a weird day after the convention day isn't it? >> yeah, that's right. the only time we'll probably see this ticket for sure over the weekend is in an interview that they'll be taping today that will air over the course of the weekend. 12 years ago after the obama/biden ticket had a successful convention in denver, we were on a plane heading to penn

chanting: czechoslovakia must be free! czechoslovakia must be free!ay of mourning for the 118 submariners who died on board the kursk. we all with them now, within our hearts. the pope has celebrated mass before a congregation of more than 2.5 million people in his home town of krakow. "stay with us, stay with us," chanted this ocean of humanity. "well, well," joked the pope, "so you want me to desert rome? " this is bbc news, the latest headlines: day two of the virtual convention — joe biden will be formally picked as the democratic party‘s election nominee. his wife, jill, and former us president, bill clinton will give keynote speeches. the president of mali, appears on state television to announce his resignation — after he and the prime minister are arrested by the military — in an apparent coup attempt. she‘s one of america‘s most popular stars — ellen de generes made tv history 20 years ago when she came out as gay on her comedy show — she went on to present the oscars. now serious allegations of a toxic culture on her long—running chat show h

they are urging teachers to be wary and pa rents to urging teachers to be wary and parents to be reallyare dropping kids off as well. this morning we heard from england's deputy chief medical officer. the teachers who are concerned, there is good evidence now that for younger children, they are less likely to catch the disease themselves, we think. it is still out for further review, but that seems to be the way. and the risk of transmission to adults is less than the risk of transmission from the teacher to the child, if you like. so a report published yesterday by public health england on outbreaks and cases in schools suggest that the majority of those asked staff to staff interactions. so really important to reassure teachers on that count, but also to encourage them, when it is their coffee break and they get a well earned rest, they make sure they maintain their social distancing, good hygiene, all those sorts of things while they have their break because that does seem to bea their break because that does seem to be a risk factor. so some reassurance from the experts and reassura

and again although there is no date on when that could be what could we be looking at in october or isthere hope that they can reach the steal and what kind of offer or a package could we see for airlines in october. well we sure hope so we know that our elected officials including president trump who is affirmed his support of the airlines know how important it is to our free trade into our national security and in october when it comes we want to see an answer closer in and that can be handled as we speak but i want to add that it's not just airline jobs and are actually $76000.00 notices that have gone out the u.s. there is a ratio of a little over 13 jobs outside the industry that are generated from airline jobs so when you multiply that out simple math is you've got over a 1000000 jobs on the line if they don't come up with an extension here's a good space equally holding she will for us until we get to as your doctor who so eloquently. stated all the situation get us to that back seeing all of that's got to intersect and if it does it the right time we will not lose this momentum

growing concern over russia's corona virus vaccine germany says it must be tested properly before being made public. and we report on the rise in child labor in syria as the war forces kids to of money for their families. hundreds of women by the roofs have marched through the capital minsk to protest against police brutality anti-government protests show no sign of easing around 6000 people are being detained state media is reporting several protest organizers are among them they were arrested during clashes with security forces over the past 3 nights the violence erupted when president alexander lukashenko was declared the winner in a vote that his opponents say was raked al-jazeera steadfast and is in minsk. what we saw in the last couple of nights when the people came out at night protesting not knowing really what to do so there were different parts of the city now this is one group of women as you can see they're all waving flowers they are also saying stop beating us and they get an enormous response from people around this area who see them their. horns as a sign of opposition a

there be a high chance would be unspiritual subjects. on the matter of whether or not we are here because of a divine plan or because were evolved creatures. i think you can tell a lot about somebody once you hear them say they are not here because of biology they are here because god wants them. >> this is one of your more recent books, god is not great, how religion poisons everything. when you look at the body of work, the 18 books you've written, religion or atheism kinda permeates. : : : >> that they liberate their minds and the things that we put on ourselves and serve our belief in the supernatural. >> with the an atheist? >> no. neither one is mr. jefferson i think jefferson privately may have been that they preferred the view to be the first course creator it seems to be some type of order this is before einstein and darwin. and didn't answer fairs or intervene in politics or war and advances the view that god has a plan and you must claim to know his mind. >>host: who was mrs. watts? >> my nature and a scripture teacher when i

you know, we've got to be positive. we've got to be positive.ke care. bye. ..but there are people around the world rooting for this one. jayne mccubbin, bbc news. nature lovers were given a treat along the county cork coast last night. take a look at this. the sparkly sea on fountainstain beach was caused by bioluminescent plankton — which lit up the waves. that is gorgeous! bioluminescence describes the light that some living creatures, such as fireflies, emit from their cells. you're watching bbc news. let me reaches and e—mails before i hand over teacher grant —— tojoanna gosling. 0ne dealer says the kids did not sit the exams, they have an easy pass for doing nothing, if i was the government i would have said, if you are not happy, actually do the exams. they wanted to do the exams, there were no exams, the government decided no exam should be taken. i hope you are still watching, i want to read this e—mail from a mother. nice and originally had four post interview offers four medical schools from which he chose his first—hand insurance plac

warytainly would be very -- suchifting to sasha a target. kailey: could be tricky.ant to talk about communication. the kind of communications we are getting on real yields in the u.s.. hovering around -100 basis points. what does that tell us? dr. buckley: they do not need guidance. interest rates will stay exceptionally low for a long time. the big question is, of course, central banks are inflation targets. they need to think about achieving that target. there is plenty of debate about whether inflation will go up or will it go down because of the virus. it may be on the one hand that we see a bigger supply hit than demand. demand might come back quickly, as we have seen in retail everywhere, including the u.s.. in which case, if you get a weaker supply, that will push upwards on inflation. the other argument to reinforce that, some people are suggesting that when you get sizable increases in the money supply that also, just like after the first and second world wars, generate inflation. -- if demand is weekends demand is weak and supply is not that week -- and, w

that had to be abundant at the picture ended up to be abundant at the picture ended up being more patchyrents would be able to get back to work now, so this is a priority for the government. but the labour leader keir starmer is saying, look, you should have been planning for the schools' return, accusing the government of putting the return address, and it is turning into a big political test for ministers given what's happened with the results in recent weeks to get schools opened fully and safely. for now, thank you. 0rganisers of illegal gatherings in england could be fined up to £10,000 from next week as police are given more powers against those breaking coronavirus rules. the new measures could also see tougher penalties for those who fail to wear face coverings when required. andy moore reports. filmed from a police helicopter, an illegal party in a back garden at gorton in manchester. police said it was attended by over 200 people, and they were pelted with missiles when they tried to break it up. the women who organised it was fined £100. soon she and others like her could face

be made. washing and keeping children separate, those things are more important than face covering. to be able to say in the school yes we will all be will not require you to wear a covering, or if you want to wear one fine, but you don't need to because other things are more important, it reflects the way the english education system has worked, giving more responsibility to head teachers who are trusted by their communities and know their context. we have spoken to guests over the past days who felt when they saw the who advice on friday that this would be an inevitable change. did you see it that way, professor? i did not, actually, the evidence generated by public health england is there are few outbreaks in schools. and where they have occurred the majority have been from staff to staff rather than from pupils to staff or pupils. the most important factors are hand washing and social distancing. face coverings are the icing on the cake. given what you have said, is this pressure to make a

much more sinister than we would be if you as not just the drug. microsoft. would be. not couple is how do chinese citizens see are we the cheaters in their eyes as we're told in our media that there are cheaters at our lives in this case absolutely because this is actually the 1st time that you have a chinese social media platform grow and outpace us technology social media such as twitter instagram and facebook and that's a scary thing for the u.s. because that means that they have fallen behind in payments they have fallen behind and the cost of currency wars they fall behind in 5 g. as we've spoken so much before and the u.s. is finding themselves in a very uncomfortable situation which is why they kind of have to kind of steal to talk back to america and that is the way that a lot of chinese people are viewing this one that they're viewing it as the u.s. is stealing technology that is homegrown and idea that was made in china also on the flip side of it a lot of chinese locals they're also very angry at the c.e.o. for now bowing to the u.s. and by under pressure.

it might be from a specialist or might be music or might be intervention class. and so even though the classroom teacher, him or her or themselves are committed to 120 minutes of synchronous and as supervisor ronen pointed out, that doesn't necessarily translate to students, schools are putting together chances to increase each student each day having about 120 minutes of synchronous as well as the age group and the schedule for the day. so to expect the live and from that point of consistency and the materials and a lot of pacts and things that we created that went out to schools and to communities and it was a difference in what students got. now we have more time to identify intentionally clear work packets and work books and other curricular materials that every student at his or her grade level will have access to. a lot more consistency with the materials themselves. and all of the materials are common core aligned and follow the district's golden sequence different from the spring and creating the own things and speak with each other and once again student

i won't be going far. i'll be in the east bay i will be watching and reminding you of these goals. thank you for the opportunity and i wish you all the best. >> commissioner fong. you may be muted. >> good luck in your future endeavors. we will miss you. >> clerk: commissioner diamond. >> i can't begin to describe the ways i'll miss your voice and position in the commission. you've bain guiding light and your thoughtfulness and clear articulation of the issues we need to be focussed on has been a guiding star. i wish you the best of luck in your next endeavor and will continue to ask myself what would millicent do as we think with the issues we face. best of luck to you >> clerk: commissioner imperial. >> can you guys hear me, first of all? >> clerk: we can. >> thank you. also good luck to you, commissioner johnson. i really wish we had more time to work together i admire the way you articulate things and the way you articulate items and i really wish we could spend more time and work together further but i wish you all the best in your future endeavor. thank you. >> clerk: commiss

be safe and effective. well we certainly hope so and the phase 3 trial of course will tell us that one patient even though the prime minister's daughter is not sufficient to get a vaccine out to hundreds of thousands if not millions of people and there is a little bit of confusion about how quickly this vaccine will be distributed to the population or whether they are going to wait until the results of that phase 3 trial are available which is of course the way we intend to do it right let me ask you this dr we've seen a mcgurn also start there face 3 trial here in the united states how what's the difference between mcgurn us trial and what russia is announcing that they've completed a phase 2 trial and are just starting a face 3 trial. i'm not sure there is a big difference as long as there were reports of course that russia was going to start immunizing the population at the same time it started its phase 3 trial that's where the difficulty came in no it sounds as though as described the phase 3 trial is

kamala harris and joe biden are not being could be fronted by the two -- are not being confronted byhe two cable networks that are in the back pockets of the left. they are silent on the law and order issues. joe and kamala get a free pass. kamala harris is horrible on the issue of law and order on serious crimes. if you are watching, kamala, say one word about the looting and the rioting in these cities. it's not going to happen. it will go right on until november. judge jeanine: the alleged excitement of the $48 mill they raised in 24 hours, that means nothing? >> cut the nonsense, please. there is no excitement for joe biden and kamala harris. there may be people who are furious and don't like donald trump. no one gives a damn about joe biden and kamala harris. the guy can't even -- are we seriously doing this on your highly rated show? this guy can't even answer a question. he can't do a media interview. ebb is so excited. you would think there would be a call to get him in front of the media. everybody wanted to hear what barack obama had to say. everybody couldn't wait to hear

be in-person. and i know this from experience. i've heard this from so many students. so what are ways -- we have these structures in place and supports to make sure that our students are actually getting to the goal of graduation, but how are we ensuring especially students who have shown the least amount of interaction are getting the support they might need in a specific time like this? >> no longer can we say this student didn't luggag log in oro this class and we're done. we have required to have a detailed plan to access and find students who are quote, unquote, not coming to class. so the first part is asking how students are engaged in classes and getting whatever credits they need to graduate. the short answer without going into too much detail is that we are creating a very robust attendance and engagement pol and i system, not even so much a policy but a system where educators will be quote, unquote noticing who is engaged and not engaged. i think our initial bar, which is pretty low, he

be paid attention to. as i said earlier, we also have to strengthen our international public health response. potential pandemic, you have to take seriously the security implications of climate change. that was something i focused on in the senate in the armed services committee. mass migration, increasing conflict over water and land because of climate change. we are ill prepared for that. the temperature in baghdad has broken all records. i just can't really underscore strongly enough how climate change is a security challenge that has to be addressed. those are the areas i would pay immediate attention to. as for soft power, fred, i think we have squandered our soft power. i don't think that the united states has the influence that we should have in global debates or in how we are viewed. particularly by young people around the world. i think we have to rebuild soft power. i like the phrase smart power, it combines the elements of the hard power necessary in defense with soft power that is viewed as par

and sharon will be moving soon to be a commissioner of the sfmta. the nomination has been approved by the rules committee, and sharon, you have been such a insightful and dedicated tida board member. i always appreciated your thoughts and input and i think the sfmta will benefit from your participati participation. thank you for being here, sharon, we needed your presence for quorum. i guess as a note to the board and to kate, sharon has to leave at 3:00 and i believe that ruby is joining us at 2:00, so hopefully we will be able to through the agenda today in quick order. okay, so with that, let's open up to the next item. >> item number 2, general public comment. this items is allow members of the public to address the treasure island development authority board on matters that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the authority board and that do not appear on today's agenda. in addition to general public comment, public comment will be held during each item on the agenda. members of the public may address the board for up to two minutes. a

normally it would be in the headlines, it would be here in the headlines, it would be here in the sportse he would be so excited. he's excited, he at wembley today. there he is, jumping up and down. what a glorious view. it is so beautiful with wembley behind you, but it is empty? it is so strange. you know, ifi empty? it is so strange. you know, if i close my eyes, the sun is coming up and i can hear seagulls. i could be on the beach. it is august, of course. it can't be cup final day. but it is! imagine the scene here normally on wembley way, head of arsenal meeting chelsea. it would bea of arsenal meeting chelsea. it would be a sea of red and blue, thousands gathering and dancing to music, singing theirclub gathering and dancing to music, singing their club songs, there would be sure to sellers and burger sellers and flag sellers, soaking up the atmosphere. — shirt sellers. it is still a big global event, broadcaster millions around the planet. so much focus still on this famous traditional event, arsenal against chelsea, two teams who have played the fa cup traditionally. met backin

let be part of it? -- will that be part of it? caller: should be.tatesying the united president should make it mandatory that everybody put their mask on, at least for one month. news this morning. you have probably seen this story. the pictures do not tell the story. show --line "horror dozens dead after explosion. and explosion blew out windows in beirut. wereast 60 people killed. lebanese broadcaster said the material exploding was sodium nitrate. we're showing you some of the video from cnn in the massive blast that happened after that initial blast. in's go to robbie joining us bronson, florida. go ahead. caller: i wanted to say that congress and the administration have underfunded the schools for covid along with everything else. art, music everything -- art, music, everything. having made the first homeschool in our county, the first private school in this county, i found that it worked fine for me to homeschool my own because i have education and only one parent was working, but in homes where both parents are working, it is not such a good

and some will be less and some will be more. >> got it. and then, how long do you think it would take you to train up and put into work six new units? >> so what we would have to do, we would need to have a month's long community paramedic training course. we would want to train 20 individuals and we would have to take 20 people -- so what we want to do, in the short-term, we're going to start off with our captains in the seats, right, because we want our best people there because we want to make sure we do a good job and we start off on our best foot forward. but it's more sustainable if we have h3l2. the paramedics that are trained as community paramedics to be doing the work on the street crisis response team. (please stand by). >> we don't want rookie paramedics out there doing this very important job. we want to do it by fall of this year. we want four units up by the fall of this year. extra units is going to require extra training and hiring. please let me know if i'm saying anything that is amiss. >> no, you're not. >> first i saw

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could possibly be made.hings are happening that i can't talk about, but they are extremely positive. i want to thank the leaders of israel and the uae for their courage and leadership to forge this tremendous agreement. it will be known as the abraham a court and i would like to ask our ambassador, david friedman, we arese explain why calling it the abraham accord. david? >> thank you, mr. president. congratulations to you on brokering this historic peace agreement. know,m, as many of you was the father of all three great faiths. he is referred to as abraham in the christmas -- in the christian face -- christian faith, ibrahim and the muslim symbolizeso person the potential for unity among all these three great faiths then abraham and that is why this accord has been given name. it is a great thing. i wanted it to be called the donald j. trump accord. [laughter] i didn't do that. say a few words, please. >> thank you, mr. president. it is an honor of my life to work in your administration and i think this re

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only to be violated by night. slavery a 21st century evil continues with bridal strangers an al-jazeera. move. and one of the top stories here now jazeera about the russian president has told striking state factory workers there won't be new elections until opponents kill him thousands of people walked off the job in the 9th straight day of demonstrations calling for alexander lukashenko to step down. the democratic party in the u.s. is gathering to name joe biden formally as the party's candidate for president the convention would normally bring together thousands of supporters but this year is being held virtually because of the pandemic. tear gas has been fond of protesters in sudan's capital on the 1st anniversary of a landmark power sharing deal demonstrators say the transition to democracy has been too slow following the overthrow of former leader rather share. countries across southern africa have voiced their support for mozambique in its fight against the group government troops are surrounding a key port

that would be appreciated. thank you so much. >> >> thank you, commissioners, before we move on, i know i did that commissioner chung did have a question and she's not able to be with us today but related to soji data and the end of july i believe. but looking at data -- [please stand by] [please stand by] >> we can move on to general public comment. please press star three and i'll give it about ten seconds and everyone please know that we're someone knew at webex. >> speaker: i feel like we're kind of abandoned here and my main concern is there's a big inconsistency between the rule for opening churches and restaurants. i don't know why because we're under a much more serious height restrictions and i haven't gotten a clear answer from anybody about that. and it's quite frustrating, especially we got rained on yesterday and as the winter comes in we're very worried you'll shut us down again and we can't go indoors to have our worship services. we've been waiting months and months and months and we can safely

who's an experience were a journalist we saw him being carried seemingly unconscious after being beaten up and i can tell you that here outside the all russian embassy in moscow on monday night we saw fellow reporters coming here to deliver a strong message to the authorities in minsk when you go to the present with me and i'm renting simeone paragraph flat before going to minsk he texted me if something happens to me send money to my wife yesterday night i was monitoring events and saw a photo of a guy being dragged by his hands looks like simulant but not his clothes so i forgot about it and on monday it turns out it was him see what additional moon essential monies that are known and others in the long list of journalists no matter russian or not who are in the most violent cities during us is unacceptable we aren't produce a prince of the bands there are observers covering them does the opposition seem to have the intention of stopping what they're doing perhaps the answer is no you can look at the telegram channels through which the word is being spread in some cases they only had

joe biden says that his presidency would be a bridge to the future now that future could very well be this woman california senator. biden has selected her to be his vice presidential running mate the 1st woman of color to run for that office on a major party ticket harris is making history and she's making headlines for all the right reasons but us president trump he calls her a nasty woman is this the start of a dirty campaign. this is the day. and that everything that she represents. the past she lifts up so many communities. make decisions that are closer to me i think she's really the best candidate either way not just because she's a woman that was the. person touched by the story. also coming up tonight on this world elephant day we'll ask why these giant animals are still being poached 3 decades after the president of kenya trying to say. that grid gives you up to acquire. the people of the world to join. in by the minute to get that tree in but i voted one for. our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day this 1st day for the bi

black americans are still being killed for being black in america. the pandemic hitting people of color disproportionately has only worsened the epidemic of gun violence in those same communities because it it is clt for racial justice is still on, it.we will not live without carried ainm he confederate flag. in arizona, she stood for her patients, but she stood with a swastika. we took it to the streets. when we leave our homes this time, will the people carrying the weapons of war decide our future again? or will we stand up and demonstrate our power? allpower means we demand gun sales licensed. our power means we demand weapons of war be banned for good. our power means lawmakers must listen. our power means we refuse to let black people be murdered in the streets. our power means we refused to fear for our lives. we refuse to live without justice. it is our power, and you will use it. host: let's go back to our phone lines and talk to paul, who is calling from worthington, minnesota. good morning. caller: thank you for c-span. to me, it is all ab

we have the testing capabilities for the flu but again it's going to be it's going to be tricky i don't i don't know about a 2nd wave so i'm going to be i'm going to be honest i do agree with you that i think we're seeing a 1st wave in a lot of states maybe in places like i'm in new york we saw a big wave in march april. we're going to start to see a resurgence were already starting to hear of cases coming out maybe that's going to be our 2nd phrase but again i don't i'm not convinced of the seasonality of this virus we know the flu seasonal you know coded was was rampant in the in the spring that's one usual for for a for flu right so it's it's hard to say whether the 2nd wave is going to come because of the fall or whether the 2nd rate is going to come because we're all opening up again and we're going to be more vulnerable. to have you got to be horrified by this news footage we see of the pool parties in the ozarks there was just a big outdoor event on long island and these are lighting up hotspots all other than those flagrant abuses. what are some of the every day risks that we wa

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good to be with you.re's some evidence child care centers may actually be safe places for children, which can be promising because a lot of these parents nationwide really need to go back to work and they need to have child care. so that's promising. as you know and as you just pointed out in your story earlier, what we're seeing nationwide are schools and universities that are republope often prematurely or taking into consequences when college age children or adults party and they're getting infected. this virus does not discriminate. need to have a very detailed plan to keep our people safe. >> the cdc also saying that the number could be much more than what we believe, unfortunately. some 215,000 is the death toll in america and then there's the university of washington saying they updated their number saying by the end of the year we could see over 300,000. i know it's difficult to estimate, right, doctor, but what do these numbers tell us? >> you're absolutely right. we have a lot of different data

i asked her how the country will be governed for the time being at such a difficult time.'s going to be a ca reta ker i mean, it's going to be a caretaker government, but it's not a government that can take decisions, especially, for example, going forwards when it comes to negotiations with the international monetary fund and the kind of reforms, such as economic reforms that are required for lebanon to receive a badly needed aid package and economic assistance from the international community. so this kind of government is not ina this kind of government is not in a position to make these decisions because it's a ca reta ker decisions because it's a caretaker government. so even though there have been so many resignations, what are the chances, would you say, of real change? i... looker, ithink, as you said in your introduction, this is a system that has been now in place for decades. there are a lot of interests at stake here. and people and groups are going to defend these interests and are not going to give up the power they have had for decades, from their fathers, t

this is going to be a strange one. i've been to six party conventions, they tend to be partly trump big circus and partly revival meeting. this is much more tempered, moderate and much more controlled. in the past we didn't know the nominee until we got to the convention. since the era of primaries, we knew the candidate so the drama is gone. it's more of a coronation than a contest. big infomercial for both parties. what i'm looking for is to see who can manage the process best and who can get their key points across best. >> it's going to be a very different arena. president trump intends to make a speech near joe biden's hometown on the same day the former vice president accepts the democratic nomination. what's trump's strategy? will it work, do you think? >> he likes to do counter programming. he likes to do counter punching. donald trump always has to be the center of attention. the cameras are going to be on biden and the democrats. he's going to try to wrestle them away. it's something like teddy roosevelt's fa

to be seen as tilting toss one way or another. what can work is when the u.n. drives a process then the main. actors that have been vocally cough would all push. the groups that they've been working with in the country courts resolving the problem and there are 3 things that need to happen that it's to be one undergo shooting process not a bunch sponsored by different people because one people pick and choose that all falls 'd apart the patrons need to tell the client you have to deal now now's the time to negotiate but to reach compromise and then there have to be benefits to every region that can't just benefit one location like a national capital benefits have to flow widely for the country the kind of forward support of what the can bring peace i'm concerned about the potential of a frozen conflict where spheres of influence which clearly exist now being pushed into a park rubbish or partition but i'm not as concerned about it as i would be in other countries because the oil does not run in clean cheer graphic lawyers it trans

to be named. top i think. throughout its history with the self-proclaimed islamic terrorist group and recruited. from all over the world to find. sounds of russian citizens left their country to join the terrorists often bringing wives and children with them. more new to the. hundreds of children and widows were held captive disappeared. back in russia those children families wait for search for. demonstrators in the u.s. . state of emergency curfew overnight to continue sometimes extremely violent protests after officers there allegedly power lies a black man by shooting him in the back while over in the u.k. the black lives matter movement also reappears in the headlines as the b.b.c. temporarily scrubs lyrics for 2 colonial era songs but are the great guests think the issue goes much wider. we're non-equal society and racialized society you know it's one of the places in the world. to leave.

nothing can be the same.ituation is so dire when you think that half the population is below the poverty line, 80% of the currency lost in less than a year. so now, what he is proposing to do is to lead an international coalition of donors and that actually might trigger the return, for instance, of the gulf states in it, because they abandoned lebanon thinking, you know, it is in the hands of iran and hezbollah and they don't want to have anything to do with it any more. and then the imf and the eu. but the lebanese people are suffering and needs to do the rest. i think there is something to be said about a young, energetic president like president macron. is behind this most extraordinary thing that is the eu recovery plan of 750 billion euros. he managed to convince angela merkel. it took three years to gain her on the side of his big european project, and he pulled it off. so, you never know, iam choosing to be positive here. just coming back to your point about the united states, because you set out in f

being set. the trouble in this nation has provided no specific evidence that the talk has made available to the chinese government on the other snowden the view that the us has a mass surveillance program the most notorious or is the prism program which has as as to surface of several technology giants in the states to talk to be out as soon as possible because it is so close to a us presidential election and the tech to use as a mainly under 30 who do not support trying much short sighted behavior may harm american companies eventually because it sets a dangerous precedent of seizing foreign investment through law enforcement departments opening the door for other countries to treat american companies in the same way also the courage is future foreign investment in the states. the u.s. state department has issued a new report and which it accuses russia of waging a descent from a sham and propaganda campaign employing a variety of methods among these is the use of kremlin controlled news outlet

he can't be prosecuted for those things, but he can be asked about them. if he lies about them, he can be prosecuted for perjury, for not telling the truth before that grand jury. and through that interaction and interrogation, we can find out exactly what happened in his interaction with the president in regard to the subject matter. what happened to his interactions with other people in the campaign. so yeah, he can't be charged if there is a pardon for the underlying conduct. but he can be put before a grand jury and then held accountable if he lies. >> attorney general eric holder, thank you so much for joining us on this evening. it's great to see you. maybe at the next convention, everyone will be back in person again. thanks so much. >> okay. good to see you. >>> rachel, i think the through line to think about here is the president got away with cheating in 2016. he was the beneficiary of two illegal conspiracies on his behalf. and wants to cheat again has been very public about that. and that is one of the key through lines as we head toward the fi

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on, be safe, and what we can. this week is a giant step in that direction. >> reporter: there will be future opportunities to watch the pga championship in person here at harding park. the spokeswoman tells me the event is scheduled to be back in 2028 and 2032. in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> it's a chilly chilly thursday. you and steve should be out there with those other pros. >> we have had good golf weather. you guys do golf. >> yeah. definitely. that's a beautiful course. i have been fortunate enough to play it. but certainly not like they do. >> what do you think steve? >> never played it. never played it. i do think it was a cool pattern. amazingly cool for some and probably won't see these again. although the pattern does a pretty quiet here going into the rest of the month. while the will start one of the little bit. and the fog was by this time year. we had a little dip in the jet stream. it did this. now it is more like this. it is more flat. so that will allow temperatures to bump up

shall not be abridged, period. we've created too many exceptions and allah too many clauses and too many opportunities for it to be undermined and let's be clear the voting rights act made it the hardest to interfere with the right to vote, but the conservatives came after section five and dismantled it and now they are after section two and i want people to understand section five required preclearance. you have to get permission before you make it harder to vote. section two says you are prohibited from passing laws that abridge the right to vote based on race, nationality and language barriers. what that means is the rules they are trying to put in place, if you can prove it as a racial intent, then you can stop it. what they are trying to say is if it happens to be racist, unless we wrote it down, we cannot be held accountable. that would remove the last protection that we have in the voting rights act to stop the walls of the voter suppression. and just in this last few weeks, republicans find a multi-pronged