thank you bill nye.igy hopes the pandemic doesn't derail his dream of becoming the world's youngest grand master. we first met tani adewumi last year. he and his family were living in a new york city homeless shelter after fleeing nigeria. a lot has changed since then. vladimir duthiers has their story of perseverance. >> reporter: for now tani adewumi's dream of becoming a grand master has come to a steal mate. why only three years? >> i'm 9. >> longer we're on lockdown the shorter you have time to become the world's greatest grand master. you think you can still do it? >> yes. >> reporter: last year the third grader won the new york state chess championship learning how to play while living in a new york homeless shelter. he received support from around the world. the family are truly touched by the generosity. >> in two weeks, they rent a house for us for a year. pure miracle. >> reporter: they are committed to paying that kindness forward. the family start ad foundation that help immigrants strugglin

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yeah. >> bill nye said what he said. >> what he said.ion views. >> we love you, bill nye. >>> next, from social distancing to a highly anticipated reunion of bffs. >> last week we showed how friend of "world news now" gayle king had arrived at her bestie oprah's house. but they were forced to keep their distance until now. >> oh, my gosh. it's like a calgon commercial. >> a covid-free hug. >> the moment we've been waiting for. that warm embrace. gayle announcing after her quarantine, she tested negative for covid-19. and we do say, good morning, gayle. >> that gave me a celie moment, gayle. >> good morning, gayle.at a cie purple" moment, you ueting le a. warm embrace. >>> and an nba superstar also isn't taking any chances with covid-19. >> 76ers star center joel embiid. >> that's embiid. philadelphia no longer loves you. they no longer love you. embiid. >> rewind. embiid. >> she's been out of philly for too long. >> he left nothing to chance yesterday for his flight to orlando donning a full hazmat suit, mask and gloves. >> he's already

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bill nye to take us off the air. and that is our broadcast on this thursday night.u very much for being here with us. on behalf of all my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night. >>> two landmark rulings from the supreme court. the justices say president trump cannot stop a new york prosecutor from seeing his personal finances, but they also blocked congress from getting them, at least for now. >>> plus, new reportinreporting president trump is responding to a rift regarding the pandemic. and joe biden says he can hardly wait to debate president p,

bill nye to take us off the air. and that is our broadcast on this thursday night.nk you very much for being here with us. on behalf of all my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night. >>> tonight on "all in," no one is above the law, especially this impeached president of the united states. the big takeaways from today's supreme court rulings. then trump wants slower coronavirus testing and now coronavirus testing has slowed down. houston mayor sylvester turner on the nightmare unfolding in his city. joe biden has a plan to put americans back to work. a plan elizabeth warren helped put together. the senator joins me for an exclusive interview. and the untold cruelty of the trump administration's family separation policy. jacob soboroff on his new reporting and new book. when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. today the supreme court told president donald trump in no uncertain terms that he is not above the law, that his claims of absolute immunity which he made before that court are absolutely preposterous. they sa

that's bill nye, the science guy, regarded as a national treasure by millions.ancer, scientist, bow tie enthusiast, and thanks to the latest videos he has posted, we now have a lesson in mask-wearing. >> face masks like this one prevent particles from my respiratory system from getting into the air and then into your respiratory system. blocking the movement of air is an old trick. here's a scarf. it blocks the movement of air around my throat, helps keep me warm. this scarf won awards in the washington state fair for both design and workmanship. it can block the movement of air but only to a certain extent. this is a homemade face mask. it has just two layers of cloth with a pipe cleaner sewn in to help it fit against the bridge of your nose. and it politiblocks the movemen air very effectively. if you're wearing one of these, you're protecting yourself and those around you. here's an n95. these are made to block particles in the medical environment and when you're out mowing the lawn. this one's not sterilized, but it's pretty effective. so the reason we want

however, listen to bill nye the science guy -- >> if it is exposed, you are not wearing a mask. why don't you just walk around spitting on me? >> reporter: this doctor knows that you have to cover the nose. >> probably about 40% goes through the nose. if you don't have to nose covered you don't have your respiratory tract covered. >> reporter: alan martin, kpix 5. >>> how many guys have you seen like this , right? doesn't do any good. pull it all the way up. about an hour ago the cdc issued a statement urging all americans to slow the spread of the virus by wearing a face covering. it is citing these two studies. experts say make sure you also prep this social distancing and good hand hygiene. >>> that is right, and on that note, first lady melania trump has been promoting the wearing of masks, during the pandemic. this weekend, mrs. trump was spotted wearing a mask during a visit to women's center but today she posted a photo of herself on the event with the caption, even in the summer months, please remember to wear face coverings and practice social distancing. it can mean a

borderline angry bill nye, good information there. >> effective >>> good news for the fans of the show was the perfect time and place to stop. guess he's had a change of heart because netflix has confirmed there will be a sixth season of the show the creator saying when he and the writers started planning that final season, they realized they needed one more to do the story justice. so that means claire foy who played queen elizabeth for two seasons. and emile will play in the final. it will feature princess diana as variety is reporting, the whole series is going to end in early 2000s which likely means no meghan markle story there >>> it is friday so how about new rolling stones music for the weekend? >> what? >> the group surprising fans overnight with the release of "crisscross. it's not a new stones song it's an unreleased song recorded between '71 and '73. but now it's being released officially take a listen. ♪ ♪ >> what do you think it's good. >> yeah. >> reminds me of brown sugar a little bit this is on this new reissued album. there are thre not new songs but unearthed songs.

torres weighs in, plus bill nye the science guy with the best places to see and view a new comet.g up with ryan's world. how this 8-year-old and his family are helping first responders. our new episode is streaming right now. and that is "nightly news" for this evening. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. ♪ >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show" as we continue our summer staycation celebration. as you can see, my whole yard is decked out because we are super classy here at the "the kelly clarkson show." we come up with a good one to do, "sweet dreams," this is our kellyoke for today, by the eurythmics. ♪ sweet dreams are made of this ♪ ♪ who am i to disagree? ♪ i traveled the world ♪ and the seven seas ♪ everybody's looking for something ♪ ♪ some of them want to use you ♪ some of them want to get used by you ♪ ♪ some of them want to abuse you ♪ ♪ some of them want to be

torres weighs in plus bill nye the science guy with the best places to see and view a new comet and catchings world how this 8-year-old and his family are helping first responders our new episode is streaming right now. >>> and that is "nightly news" for this evening i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. xxxx >>> right now at 6:00, the fight over mask requirements hits the drive-thru line. the bay area starbucks worker who says customers are putting her life at risk. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good tuesday. thanks for joining us. >> a lot of new developments in the last few hours. let's begin in washington, d.c. for the first time in three months president trump gave a coronavirus task force briefing. he says things are going to get worse before getting better but adds his administration will stop at nothing to save american lives. the president also encouraging everyone to wear masks. as cases surge here in the california county health officer dr. sarah cody criticized the state's reopening. she says it was rushed and that's why cases are skyrocketing. also t

we have bill nye joining us in a bit. he'll tell us why he sold out of apple and what he is buying with the money has made and he's made a lot of money on apple and a few other stocks your investment committee today is jim executive equity strategist. you have stephen wiess the dow trying to build on its four day win streak. we're down 122 points but you know math, as the numbers go up, the percentages go down. the nasdaq is something that we have got to talk about here. the nasdaq is down the nasdaq has opinion leading us higher. maybe it will lead us lower. why do you think the technology has been, i don't want to say weak lately, but looks a little wobbly >> thank you for that and for recognizing that i was wearing a trash bag this morning it's always a good idea to have some protection, bryan that was protection from the rain here in chicago now it's sunny outside the same thing is true in the market i'm going to pull it back to that because you want to have some protection. i think a lot of people over the past few d

. >> bill nye the science guy.n we want you to wear a mask is to protect me from you and the particles from your respiratory from getting into my respiratory system. thank you for joining me on consider the following. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." thank you bill bnye the science guy. you can't say it enough. wear your mask. it makes a difference. >> and bravo to bill nye. that's the first time i've seen a demonstration with a candle. you would have thought i'd have seen it all. >> yes. >> as we continue our coverage to the virus, we're several months into the pandemic and the numbers continue to spiral out of control as the u.s. sets another terrible record. until 15 days ago the most cases we had seen in a day was a little over 36,000. that was on april 24th. since then the u.s. has broken that record seven times including yesterday's all-time high of more than 63,000 cases. >> in arizona yesterday people waited hours to get tested as the governor signed an executive order limiting indoor dining to less

bill nye to take us off the air. and that is our broadcast on this thursday night. thank you very much for being here with us. on behalf of all my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night. >>> two landmark rulings from the supreme court. the justices say president trump cannot stop a new york prosecutor from seeing his personal finances, but they also blocked congress from getting them, at least for now. >>> plus, new reportinreporting president trump is responding to a rift regarding the pandemic. and joe biden says he can hardly wait to debate president trump, mocking him as a, quote, stable genius. >>> hey, there. good morning, everyone. it's friday, july 10th. i'm alex witt. well, in a split decision yesterday, the u.s. supreme court decided that the president's financial records must be handed over to a new york grand jury, but congress has a bit more work to do to make its case. both were decide on a 7-2 vote to go back to the lower supreme court. in each was the unanimous opinion of the justices that the president of the united states does not have

. >>> bill nye the science guy gives us a demonstration on the effectiveness of masks and why he says the issue really is a matter of life or death and i also have to say that i credited incorrectly black savage with this song schools out for summer. it is alice cooper. clearly, i am not worthy. >> thank you for that. we will see you then. >>> hundreds of layoffs at a san francisco-based coffeehouse chain. the chronicle reports philz coffee will layoff over 180 workers mostly in the bay area due to the pandemic. the company says it plans to assist employees who want to reapply for jobs when demand returns to pre-pandemic levels. employees affected by the layoffs were informed by email friday that their last day would be tomorrow. >>> to other businesses, the budget deficit has ballooned to more than $800 billion. the balance last year was -- it swallowed as they took efforts to prop up the economy over the pandemic. >>> jetblue is extending social distancing measures on its flights. the airliner will block middle seats through at least september eight, the day after labor day. the ind

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