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we'll see you in "binge this." >>> now over to whit.. >> hey, dan, i got to say quickly lola looks so much like my dog copper, by the way, and he also likes to slither under the furniture in the living room so maybe he's got a sister out there somewhere. you never know. >>> we do move on though. we've got our "gma" cover story right now. after the pandemic put prince beatrice's nuptials on hold, she tied the knot yesterday in a private royal ceremony. julia macfarlane joins us now from london with more on that. julia, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. yeah, that's right, the wedding was supposed to take place during may but gatherings had been banned due to the pandemic until earlier this month. wedding bells were ringing in windsor once again. buckingham palace announcing that prince beatrice tied the knot with italian edoardo mapelli mozzi friday morning but this was a low-key affair am just a select few watching her wed in a small chapel on the queen's estate to abide by covid-19 guidelines. >> obviously the wedding was

i am able to go bing, bing, bing and i take care of it.ld never be able to get the world out. >> it's information wars. >> like trump, jones used all kinds of media to push his word. >> machine gunned children. >> he migrated from public access tv to radio, to the internet. >> i have listened to you for 30 years. >> that unrestrained freedom combined with the algorithms that is amplifying what is most shocking, meant he is perfectly adapted to the internet. >> but that all came to a crashing halt in 2018. >> apple facebook, youtube, spotify, pintrest and linked in have removed jones material. >> the deplatforming of jones -- >> google is evil! >> especially by youtube, it diminished him. >> they lie about me in court. >> his viewership fell by half. >> the president himself has also been policed for promoting violence and spreading false claims. >> twitter has flagged several of his tweets over accuracy and copyright issues. >> while we may never know whether jones or trump truly believe in the crazy conspiracies they spread. >> this is th

that means we have a new edition of "binge this."s" stars. >> a lot binging shows like that. >>> first, we have a lot of news this morning, starting with the coronavirus pandemic and that new milestone. more than 71,000 new cases reported in a single day. here in the u.s. states report testing delays of up to 18 day, michael. >> victor oquendo is in florida with the latest. good morning again, victor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the icu at north shore medical center in miami is at capacity. statewide, just 16% of icu beds are available as florida's numbers continue trending in the wrong direction. this morning, the staggering numbers, 156 lives lost in just 24 hours in florida. the state's deadliest day yet. new confirmed cases approaching 14,000. the second highest day on record. statewide, nearly 50 icus are at capacity. >> challenges are resources available whether it's treatment, whether it's people in the community taking this very seriously. >> reporter: only halfway through july, this month already reporting a record f

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. >> it was bing bing, back and forth. both of us agree this looks smells and almost certainly is a new coronavirus. and the question is, what are we going to do about did? bob was trying to get real information in real time, exactly what was going on over there. the frustration is that he wanted to get his team there, and to go to wuhan and find out what was going on, but the chinese were not allowing that. >> i had strongly suggested that we send some cdc folks in to help out, and the president actually made the request to president of china that we'd be able to come and assist. >> fact that they were not allowed to go there in real time and see what was going on was very disconcerting to us. >> it was just a matter of time before it arrived in the united states. to think otherwise would be completely >> on january 15th, a man landed at the seattle airport. >> he was in his 30s. no preexisting medical problems. he traveled to visit family in wuhan, china. after a few days of feeling poorly at home he came to one of our c

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. >> binge watch book tv this summer, saturday evening at 8:00 p.m. eastern, settle in and watch several hours of your favorite authors. saturday, featuring books written by former presidents including jimmy carter, george h.w. bush, bill clinton, george w. bush and barack obama. what saturday august 8 as we feature books written by former first lady's including president carter, barbara bush, hillary clinton, laura bush and michelle obama. binge watch book tv all summer on c-span2. >> this week on q and i, we look back to our conversation with representative john lewis from 2012. back in 1961, washington d.c., black people and white people couldn't be seated together. >> seated together in a restaurant. protesting the decision of the united states of the supreme court, trying to make it real. >> join us sunday 8:00 p.m. eastern on you and i, as we look back to our conversation with representative john lewis. >> florida senator, marco rubio talks about u.s. china relations and coronavirus pandemic, this was hosted by the hoover institution. hoover ins

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binge watch book tv all summer on c-span2. earlier today, house speaker nancy pelosi and other democratic members held a news conference to argue for passage of more economic aid due to the coronavirus pandemic. this is half an hour. social distancing is good. >> so good afternoon. it's been two >> social distancing, that would be good. so good afternoon. it's been two months, i believe, and about 10 days since we passed the hero's act on the democratic side. that was our position. it's been carefully vetted in the democratic caucus and moved through the ways-and-means committee and we took the position that it was a challenge that we needed to get out immediately. cares act helped to mitigate circumstances for people in acrossf wage replacement the country. t is clear that the $600 that as added to the weekly unemployment benefit has offered some conflict, but here's the of it. the reality is, you can't quit get an extra $600 a week. secondly, knowing that the andemic with 30 million americans having filed for unemployment in

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. >> it was bing bing, back and forth. it was very clear i was on the phone with bob a lot. both of us agreed that this looks, smells and almost certainly is the new coronavirus and the question is, what are we going to do about it? >> joining me now are bay area girl, abc news senior white house correspondent, cecilia vega. so good to see you. >> hi, it's so good to see you and talk to everybody at home. hey guys. >> all right, so a lot has happened in the past few years, since we covered the 2016 election. a lot happened in the past six months. i'm looking forward to this special tonight. here in california, we now have most cases of any state in the country and i think a lot of us are wondering, how did we get here? so what did you find? >> liz, this is a three month investigation that the team here and the investigative team did and we really just pulled the curtain back because i think this is six months in, the question everyone is asking, how is it possible that we got to this point and is it going to get any better going forward and i got to tell you, the results of

. >> binge watch but to be the summer. saturday evening at 8:00 p.m. eastern settle in and watch several hours of your favorite authors. saturday we are featuring commentator, author and founder of national review william f buckley, author of over 50 books, including up from liberalism, flying high and the reagan i knew and watch saturday july 18 as we feature journalist and author malcolm gladwell. binge watch book tv all summer on c-span2. >> here's a look at our live coverage friday. at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span new jersey governor phil murphy will speak with "the washington post" about the coronavirus response. at state -- at noon more on the epidemic with medical experts testified at a house homeland security subcommittee hearing. on c-span2 the house appropriations committee will consider legislation that sends 2021 funding levels for environmental programs. the interior department and the legislate a branch. >> esther safran foer discusses her life as the daughter of holocaust survivors and her search for lost family members. this is hosted b

>> binge watch book tv this summer. saturday evening 8:00 p.m. eastern, settle in and watch several hours of your favorite authors. saturday, we feature commentator, author and founder of national review, william, author of over 50 books including up from liberalism, flying high and reagan i knew and watch saturday july 18, as we feature journalist and author, malcolm gladwell, binge watch book tv all summer on c-span2. >> former facebook security officer joined a discussion on how the russian government and social media spread information during the 2016 u.s. presidential election. officials from santa clara university also discussed the 2020 election. >> all right, good evening, everyone. thank you for coming out. my name is rachel, had to look at the paper to make sure. i am senior editor of our silicon valley desk here in san jose. i should say here in silicon valley, we are in mountain view. joining me tonight, got director of internet ethics, former chief security officer at facebook and director of the stanford intimate observatory. in dir

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binge watch book tv all summer on c-span2. presumptive 2020 democratic presidential nominee joe biden spoke with teachers and education officials yesterday, about reopening schools in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. he talked about his plan to used federal support for public schools. hosted by the national education association, this is 40 minutes. biden: good afternoon, everyone. i am jill bi husbandden's. -- jill biden's husband. you had up an organization that holds the future of the country in your hand and what happens to our children is going to determine what happens to this nation. some one else's children. they are our children. they lift our national ambitions aloft and you have them in our hand and your members are lucky to have you paired i am certain that because i happen to be married to one of your members. jill and i are honored to have your support. i mean that from the bottom of my heart. i cannot wait for the parch of donald trump and that chance to replace betsy devos and the opportunity for us to ma

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. >> binge watch booktv this summer. every saturday evening at 8 p.m. eastern, settle in and watch several hours of your favorite authors. tonight we're featuring new york times breast selling author and journal -- best selling author and journalist malcolm gladwell author of several books including the tipping point, outliers and david and goliath. and be sure to watch next saturday, july 25th. we'll feature books by prime ministers donald trump -- presidents donald trump, barack obama, george w. bush, bill clinton and george h.w. bush. binge watch booktv all summer on c-span2. >> hey, everyone, thanks so much for being here. i'm a bookseller and events host at book line which -- brookline which is in brookline, massachusetts. we could be anywhere. and i wanted to get started by thank everyone for being here this evening, everyone who is supporting these amazing journalists, writers as well as our bookstores by purchasing their copy of the book through us or by choosing to pay your way after the event. every event really does make a difference, especia

home names has been on tear up nearly 60% in 2020 content wise been a very good year despite losing a bingiends and the office, netflix quarantine is full of hits there's tiger king, love the blind, space force and many. can netflix keep the strong performance going? let's bring in sarah fisher. what do you think? this company keeps defying sort of gravity and the odds, number two. is there a point where they dump up against the addressable market in the united states. i can imagine there's a huge unaddressed market internationally. >> that's right. we thought they hit that ceiling a few quarters ago when netflix began to plateau in the united states the pandemic has been a boon for netflix here do momestically as people are locked at home. the big question we thought could netflix continue to capitalize on that growth despite income in competition from the likes of disney plus, hbo max and peacock which just launched yesterday to non-comcast streamers. investors think netflix will beat estimates for subscriber growth and earnings. i'm looking for whether or not it can sustain that momentu

. >> binge watch book tv this. saturday evening at 8:00 p.m. eastern settle in and watch several hours of your favorite authors. saturday we are featuring commentator, author and founder of national review william f buckley, author of over 50 books, including up from liberalism, flying high and the reagan i knew and watch saturday july 18 as a feature journalist and author album gladwell come up binge watch tv all summer on c-span2. >> next, fbi director christopher rae talks about china's influence in the u.s. through hacking, data collection and the theft of intellectual property. he describes how the fbi is working with its international partner in response to china's actions. from the hudson institute this is just under one hour. >> hello. thank you for joining today's event at hudson institute where we are all appropriately masked and physically distancing. we are here with fbi director christopher wray. it is my pleasure to be physically back at the office and it is an honor to join the director in today's conversation. christopher wray c

. >> binge watch booktv this summer. saturday evening at 8 p.m. eastern settle in and watch several hours of your favorite authors. tonight we're featuring books written by former presidents including jimmy carter, george h.w. bush, bill clinton, george w. bush and barack obama. and watch saturday, august 8th, as we feature books written by former first ladies ine choosing rosalyn carter, barbara bush, hillary clinton, laura bush and michelle obama. binge watch booktv all summer on c-span2. >> during a virtual event hosted by the commonwealth club of california, former defense secretary robert gates took a critical look at the use of u.s. power around the world since the end of world war ii. here's a portion. >> how the united states had gone from if a position of supreme power, probably unrivaledded since the roman empire in every dimension of power in 1993 to a country today beset by challenges everywhere. and i thought about how did we, how did that happen, how did we get here x. so i began looking at all of the major foreign policy challenges

fauci. >> it was ding, bing, back and forth. both of us agreed that this looks, smells, and almost certainly is a new coronavirus. and the question is what are we going to do about it. >> is this a pathogen that goes from animals to humans, or is this a pathogen that went from human to human? >> bob was trying to get information in real time exactly what was going on over there. the frustration is that he wanted to get his team there and to go to wuhan and find out what was going on. but the chinese were not allowing that. >> i had strongly suggested that we send some cdc folks in to help out. and the president actually made the request to the president of china that we be able to come and assist. >> and the chinese are stonewalling. they're not letting them have access to the key sites. >> we had literally, you know, 20, 30 people ready to go. >> the fact that they were not allowed to go there in realtime and see what was going on was very disconcerting to us. >> so on january 8th, the cdc issues its first health alert connecte

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binge watch book tv, all summer on "c-span2". secretary of state mike pompeo traveled to london for talks with uk officials including british prime minister boris johnson. he also mentioned with the british foreign secretary and held a joint news conference. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. >> i am really delighted to welcome the

watch on history channel now and binge season 3 through 6 on hulu.rned about animals and just living off the land. >> holy cow, i was going to say that sounds very much like 2020. so what about if we want to stick our nose in a book, how about a great summer read? >> well, if you are a fan of "bird box," adapted into a movie starring sandra bullock, you'll love "mallory," a sequel to "bird box." i can see this being adapted into a movie, as well. it is page after page of thrill, danger, action. mallory is navigating this unnoble, horrible world we saw last night, but with her children, as well. when they aren't on the run, they're hiding inside. again, just an absolutely perfect quarantine read. >> whoo. all right, and how about for sports fans what, do you suggest, daryn? >> all right, well if you're missing basketball season as much as i am you don't have to wait too much longer. games are finally back july 30th. and so in preparation for this, you should be watching "nba countdown" to preview the restart of the basketball season. players from 22 t

tonight we are binge watching with the late author william buckley junior. we have one more program to show you in april he sat down to talk about his life's work. this is from booktv in depth. here it is.

. >> binge watch booktv this summer.urday evening, set until and watch several hours of your favorite authors. next saturday, rear featuring william flint. buck lee, author of over 50 books including up from liberalism, flying high, and the reagan i knew, and watch saturday july 18th at we feature malcolm gladwell. binge watch booktv all summer on c-span2. >> i'm kim mcclary president and crowe owe of the los angeles world affairs council and town hall. i'm pleased to introduce today's partnered program with writers bloc featuring jerry brown and jim newton. for those who are joining us online, we will be taking questions in about 20 minutes. jessica, our vice president of fed a ooh certained will manage your questions during the q & a portion of the program. we'll do our very best to take as many questions as we can it's me great pleasure to introduce andrea grossman, founder and ceo