bowman: correct. public housing has been dis-invested in for the last 30 years and has not received a dime from the federal government in 10 years. covid, for e example, in new rochelle, an upper middle class district of rochelle, that's where the second covid case happened in new york state. because the case was upper we contained the area, we closed the schools, we brought in the national guard, food, we brought in a testing site. we did what we were supposed to do. the largest naturally retirement world took the another 23 days to get a testing site. yonkers, mount vernon, where black people live took another 50 days to get a testing site. when we talk about disparities, it's not just about being poor black in this country, it's how we responded once covid hit. lack of health care, being food insecure, our campaign became part of a network that had to get food to people in the middle of a pandemic. not just because of a failure from the trump administration, but failure top to bottom. emocrats and

bowman: it's definitely a for-profit scheme and genocidal as well. because not only is the school a prison pipeline but also we're medicating kids at a younger age without providing them the supports that they need. and just going back to what you said before, billionaire wealth has grown by over $770 billion. our schools need half that and we can't get the resources to our schools, right? it's deplorable. it's unacceptable. and in pie opinion, it's genocidal. and again, it goes to a system that isn't working for our kids. and one area i want to focus on just really quickly when i talk about a federal jobs garn tee, universal childcare is a part of that equation, particularly early childhood. birth to age 8. because the brain develops rapidly. 80% by age 3 and if we can help deal with the trauma to rashida's point, between birth and age 3, our kids will be much more ready to enter kind garden at age 5. so universal childcare, federal jobs guarantee focus on early childhood educators and caregivers. and growing the care economy overall, more nurses, m

want to bring our viewers up—to—date with some information which is been derided to us from jeremy bowmanitor stub a huge explosion has —— editor. i'm discreet to read that out. an explosion... smoke rising above the lebanese capital. some local reports have suggested it was an accident at a fireworks storage warehouse. but with tensions high on the border with israel, many other scenarios are being discussed on social media. the is really military does not comment on allegations in four reports, so that is just to bring you up—to—date with the information given byjeremy bowman, our middle east editor —— jeremy bowen. hadi, when you reflect on this, have you been able to speak to other people? and discuss their thoughts of the explosion? you were saying the smoke looks different than car bombs. is that what other people were saying to you as well when you tried to analyse what might have happened ? when you tried to analyse what might have happened? i called some of my friends, especially the ones who experience explosions before like i did, and we alljust started questioning the smoke. t

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this sudden increase in cases doesn't go on there will be more patients heading in to the unit john bowman 0. india's prime minister says his country is ready to mass produce vaccines for the coronavirus want scientists give the go ahead and here is confirm more than 2 and a half 1000000 infections and has the 4th highest death toll in the world that render modi praise the country's handling of the outbreak during a senate ceremony said writing india's independence day well he says any vaccine will be made available to every indian he also announced almost one and a half trillion dollars worth of infrastructure projects to try to help the struggling economy. coronas a big crisis but it's not so big that it can stop the victory journey of self reliant india today it is our priority to take the lives of people the economy out of the effects of coronas soonest possible to cure olby of the national infrastructure pipeline project we will spend more than $1.00 trillion u.s. dollars. elsewhere south korea is tying coronavirus measures following the highest number of new daily infections in 5 mon

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>> reporter: judge michael bowman comparing him to a monster formally sentenced him to multiple life terms in prison. >> the survivors have spoken clearly, the defendant deserve no, sir mercy. >> reporter: prosecutors from across the state took part in the sentencing. bay costa, and santa clara counties. >> the bogeyman, the man whose horrific unspeakable crimes devastated the lives of so many people. lives that will never be the same. >> today it's the devil who will be condemned to be behind bars for the rest of his life. >> he's not a feeble old man. >> reporter: sacramento county's d.a. said that he is not the five looking man wheeled into court friday. she showed video from jail showing him exercising and moving around. here you can see deangelo climbing on top of hits bed to make it darker in his cell. >> harkens back to those crisis what he did, to hide the light and to remain in the darkness. >> reporter: animal, virus, convict, sociopath, he was given those labels this week. >> he has and always will be a sociopath in action. today the world knows that. >> reporter: at 74 ye

>> oh, my gosh, you know, with my brother jamaal bowman winning you know winning out of new york, it's just saying, look -- you know, do some things differently because the old ways of doing things, you know, let's retire that and let's start making sure that our -- that these districts are taken care of and that the people are being -- that the goals are being met. you know, of regular everyday people because we have to walk through and live this out. so now -- now they're saying that this is -- it's not impossible anymore. you know, these machines, we have a machine and it's called the people. >> you called for change. one of the things you want to change is you are active in the defund the police movement. now, this is an area where your party's presidential nominee, joe biden, disagrees with you. so how does his position affect how hard you're willing to work for his election? >> i mean, we have to have -- we can't continue with donald trump. we cannot live under a trump administration. so we can disagree on an issue, but that won't stop me from fighting for -- to have a democrat i

bowman and cori bush also marie newman in illinois, montel jones in new york. progressives who have been able to make that victory i say particularly successful with black candidates with people of color performing well. they've been able to trace this line ideological change for progressives and representational change and bringing in a newer, young are, more diverse crowd. >> seth herman, appreciate your insights. see ow joe biden navigates talking with, working with, this younger generation. thanks so much. >>> up next, testifies on capitol hill and the president calls her a leaker. 25 years, home instead has helped seniors stay home. now, staying home isn't just staying in the place they love. it's staying safe. home instead. to us, it's personal. $$9.95? no way.? home instead. $9.95? that's impossible. hi, i'm jonathan, a manager here at colonial penn life insurance company, to tell you it is possible. if you're age 50 to 85, you can get life insurance with options starting at just $9.95 a month. okay, jonathan, i'm listening. tell me more. just $9.95 a mo

>>you know when you're that big thing is not your game dijon bowman is a play i think he plays golf on the side, but plays hockey all the time right yeah. >>i and you can wear the jersey and everything all right well a lot of fun out there pga we get ready almost done with the show here on a friday morning, but they never stop on kron on theresa stasi is standing by with a preview. hi, theresa haidar yet so we've got a lot going on we've got a news conference that's coming up in a couple minutes. it's the santa clara district attorney's office and he has an announcement involving a major investigation involving the santa clara sheriff's department so we're not exactly sure what that's going to mean, but we're going to be carrying that live for you. also we're tracking this say if the governor is talking today. we haven't heard from him and a couple of days about any kind of big announcement, especially that undercounting issue that we've been following that much more coming up on kron-on make sure you download the app back to die. all right, thanks a lot, theresa. >>toy boat will stay

>>judge michael bowman said that deglea doesn't mean that d'angelo does not deserve the death penaltybut that the court feels it wouldn't come to pass for the result of this trial and a plea of guilty is the same. >>mister de angelo will spend the rest of his natural life and ultimately meet his death and find them in the behind the walls of the state penitentiary. >>i had always wondered if we would ever really hear his voice and to hear it today was a shock i was extremely surprised when he stood up to say something even though i what kind of bse spill out of his mouth. >>following the sentencing sacramento county district attorney anne marie schubert showed recent video of de angelo from inside his cell at the sacramento county jail exposing that d'angelo's people physical stature was a farce since his arrest more than 2 years ago we've only seen him in a wheelchair or is in recess for the day. >>watch it for what he does. watch his flexibility watches dexterity watches mental drive. think back on the crimes that he committed think back about what he did to escape everybody called

>>you know when you're that big meeting is not your game dijon bowman is a play i think he plays golf on the side, but plays hockey all the time right yeah. >>i and you can wear the jersey and everything all right well a lot of fun out there pga we get ready for >>and we're back time now is a 24 following the school shootings at sandy hook and marjorie stoneman douglas there has been a push now to harden school security with more armed police and guards, but now some lawmakers say congress needs to get police officers. >>out of schools now want them replaced with counselors or washington dc correspondent morgan wright has more. >>we've got to get police officers at schools, connecticut senator chris murphy says police officers in schools hurts kids, especially black and brown students we've seen black and latino students be arrested in schools or 8, 6, times that of white students. murphy says the police presence in schools, increases systemic racism. his legislation the counseling not criminalization act would require federal funds be used for school counselors and social workers not

>> reporter: judge michael bowman compared the predator to a monster and formally sentenced him to multiplee terms in prison. >> the survivors have spoken clearly, the defendant deserves no mercy. >> reporter: prosecutors from across the state took part in the sentencing. bay area victims included those from alameda, contra costa and santa clara counties . >> the bogeyman, the man whose terrific, unspeakable crimes devastated lives of so many people. lives that will never be the same. >> today it is the devil that would be condemned to be behind bars for the rest of his life. >> reporter: the sacrament of county da says he is not the feeble looking man who was wheeled into court. she showed video from jail of him exercising and moving around. here you can see deangelo climbing on top of his bed to make it darker and his cell. >> looking back to this crimes of what he did, the hide, the light and to remain in the darkness. >> reporter: all this week survivors gave deangelo plenty of labels : animal, virus, convicts, sociopath. >> he has and always will be a sociopath in action. today the wor

very much in our makeup, because, what we care about, is again providing the learning moment and the bowman. >> to see the activity at the zoo, it is something that we have looked forward to for so long. >> we are also trying our hand at zoo trivia, we will find out who can ace all of the questions. do not forget to join us this morning for our zip trip to the oakland zoo. that is happening this morning, on mornings on fox 2 at 9:00. >>> right now, no budging from either side of the aisle when it comes to the latest coronavirus relief package, we have a look at the issues that republicans and democrats do not agree on. >>> distance-learning, at one of the largest school districts in the bay area, we will look at the agreement between the teachers and the unified ol district. >>> from ktvu, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us. it is a brand-new day, friday, august 7. i am dave clark in the ktvu studios, payment stairs are here -- pam and steve are here. steve, i just got back in. this guy is waking up beautifully. i want to say thank you for it. it feels goo

>>judge michael bowman said that deangelis plea doesn't mean that d'angelo does not deserve the death penalty, but that the court feels it wouldn't come to pass for the result of this trial and a plea of guilty is the same. >>mister de angelo will spend the rest of his natural life and ultimately meet his death and find them in the behind the walls of state penitentiary. i had always wondered if we would ever really hear his voice and to hear it today was a shock i was extremely surprised when he stood up to say something even though i what kind of bse spill out of his mouth. >>following the sentencing sacramento county district attorney anne marie schubert showed recent video of de angelo from inside his cell at the sacramento county jail exposing that d'angelo's people physical stature was a farce since his arrest more than 2 years ago we've only seen him in a wheelchair or is in recess for the day. >>watch it for what he does. watch his flexibility watches dexterity watches mental drive. think back on the crimes that he committed think back about what he did to escape everybody cal

. >> judge michael bowman handed down the harshest penalty possible, 11 consecutive life sentences and no chance of parole for the golden state killer. >> the survivors have spoken clearly. the defendant deserves no mercy. [ applause ] >> i think he got exactly what he deserved with one exception, which is that he needs to be in general population becau >> reporter: jennifer carroll, one of many victims and family n person and who heard him speak directly to them for the first time. >> and i am truly sorry to everyone i've hurt. >> reporter: one prosecutor was upset that a man who admitted to murdering 13 people and raping at least 50 women across california in the 1970s and '80s couldn't get the death penalty. >> i wanted to stare at you and watch you silently slip into the night. >> reporter: deangelo has appeared in court in a wheelchair since his arrest two years ago, the but the d.a. released this video of him in his jail cell in which he appears to be quite nimble. >> if we even dared to waste an ounce of compassion on him for maybe not beingl, deangelo's decade-long spree of mur

louis and for jamal bowman in the bronx in westchester county. so we have to win this election.nd we have to pay attention to what the people want. this is why i'm so hopeful because of this uprising. because of this large, what do you guys call it, the largest protest movement in the history of this country. it continues every single day. and this movement will continue after the election, and we would much rather instead of playing defense against four more years of president trump, god forbid i say those worlds, we would rather play offense with biden and harris. that's the way we're going to improve this country. the chart for the people is going to go up, not just for wall street. and i think -- i'm looking forward to hearing bernie tonight. aoc gets a whole minute. hey, you know, that's something. >> are you being -- are you being sarcastic? >> i'm being a little sarcastic. because my friends, this is the future of the democratic party and the future of this country. and it should be respected because it is the way we're going. the majority of this country. every poll you

the second way of thinking comes from chim bowman and avril harriman is that what you're seeing is not like the czar system because this is a different ideology, that the soviets will not be safe until most of the world agrees with them or until they fully control. so in bowlen's mind they have to deal with the soviet expansion and prepared for the soviets to test the limits of what the west is willing to do. the third one, and i have to say i'm still, when i read george cannon's writings i'm amazed by both his ability to look backwards and forwards. he wrote to truman that the problem what the soviets system is that while the united states and the british will come out of the second world war feeling try um fants, the soviets will come out despite being the victors, with their paranoia vastly increased. cannon argued that the problem that the soviet union had was not so much its geopolitical one, the problem that it had is that it's system doesn't work in peace time. that it wasn't working in the 1930s and once economic conditions of the post-world war came back, it won't work in the

>>bianca austin to hossa holloway and alicia bowman say they've seen the issues with in the louisville metro police department for themselves while protesting for their knees and best friend brianna taylor we have been answered well down at the jefferson square protest site. they say they've seen com situations escalated by police say this is why we're so >>and when we say we the fun and the police are not saying. with this money where it needs to go. one of the places is training a police officer they say officers don't need to police the community. >>they need to be proactive they want officers with experience who know the community and its people. officers who aren't scared and to get the support and guidance they need a in today's spirit trauma, they experience mental breakdown experience all of that like a stress test and think there should be someone there to help them cope with this situation that's happening. the woman say police officers need trauma counselors to be debriefed especially at protest sites and have someone there to lift them up when they're overwhelmed that way t

white vigilantes and we've had one democrat who's run for congress in new york jamal bowman saying calling on the party's presidential ticket to actually do more in response to these events in in connection saying we need to joe biden and coming to harris to condemn the on militias that killed 2 people in question yesterday these militias are domestic terrorists looking to incite a race war do you think that the democratic leadership does need to say more about this and do you also agree that there is a to attempt to take to create conditions for a race for north by you should definitely come on beach greatly are there so you know what is this in me is in terms of not only visiting. killing itself he needs to come out and be very clear in the state. where there maybe some love i guess hesitancy if you will on the 2. candidates the 1968 you know as well the double the year that dr martin luther king was assassinated and once he was assassinated african-americans took the streets in protest just as americans do in terms of all the political just patient and those protests got violent and the

we've got to keep up the pressure both internally with people like alexandria ocasio-cortez, jamaal bowmanri bush, etc., but also we have to make -- maintain a really high level of external pressure as well and d ensure tt we are pushing this president -- not just doing what we did with obama, leaving it at the door, but actually upping the ante and increasing the level of pressure on the democratic president to actually push along these policy provisions he has agreed t to across the finish h line. juan: could you talk about their rereality we are comingg up agat an election in the midst of aa papandemic? also, continuing extreme weather situations. the e orms inn iowa and thihis, june -- amazing record heat in death vavalley, 130 degrees? >> scientists are saying this might be one of the hottest years on record, which i feel li i am hearing virtually every year. we are seeing -- we have leaders in cedar rapids who are email yes -- emailing us requesting donations, asking us to match donations to them another black lives matter organizations they are working alongside. there are thousands

a minute agonk my calling bowman said, that you have done 70 days of damage. yet mr. coley, if i'm not mistaken, is on this committee for 11 years, chair, government operations committee for seven years pretty and give the oversight committee, in april of 2019. the financial condition or, why do you think that mr. to join, that we are having a hearing today . 71 days before election and 48ec hours after we voted on legislation. before we have theha hearing. why do you think we are having hearing today. >> i do not know sir . but i will say that i am surprised at the lack of attention to the financial condition of the postal service over the last ten years. >> so you're saying to me that the financial condition of the postal service is nothing new. this is something that we have known has been coming for a long time. h and they have lost money for at least 13 years. >> i think ten years. >> okay. so does thehe united states posd to service deliver 8000 pieces of mail give or take a month pretty. >> yes sir. >> and doesn't have about $14 billion cash on hand. [inaudible

. >> marie newman toppled lap inski and fro gresive bowman knocked off elliott eveningel.edicare for all and the green deal. it also means more headaches for house speaker nancy pelosi. >> mike: chad pergram, thank you. >> sandra: new this hour our military's weapons are starting to look like "star wars." pentagon expected to launch a laser battalion soon equipped with powerful laser beams. the next step lightsabers? lucas tomlinson live with how it all works. tell us the reality of this. >> we've started to see some of this emerging technology on the battlefield when the iranian drone was shot down. the hypersonic weapons division says he wants to introduce lasers. >> in the years past the question was really can lasers work. that's not the question now. how do we make them work effectively? >> contractors are competing with a shoot-off to see who can build the best laser to put them on armored vehicles as soon as next year to shoot down incoming drones, missiles and aircraft. marines on the flight deck on uss boxer downed an iranian drone. technology was similar to a las

jamaal bowman beat elliot engel. in short, the squad is expanding. they have influence.either liberal kamala harris or neo-socialist elizabeth warren as joe biden's vice president. you add all this lot up and with three months to the election, the democrat's candidate is unfocused to say the least and his party is lurching to the socialist left. focus again on joe biden. i know just the man for this. pete hegseth, "fox & friends" cohost. i'm sure you were watching those sound bites there. i mean no disrespect but i'm troubled that a man who answers like that wants to be the president of the united states. >> that is the ultimate litmus test. this man will -- were he to be elected president, he is our voice. he would be the voice of the american people on the world stage in high stakes negotiations, maybe he was talking about the world trade organization, but he said w.h.o. instead. you need those translations. this is why you have seen the equivocation from democrats about him being on the debate stage. that's why you are seeing president trump push the offensive about m

this comes as there have been other surprises over the last couple of years jamaal bowman won in june primary against 16 term representative eliot engel the squad and others who have challenged so-called squad more establishment members of the democratic party. is the democratic party in denial of a surge of socialists who are effectively carrying the energy of their race. >> i don't think they are in denial. they are embracing it. that's why have you pelosi and schumer behaving the way they do in washington. the schumer, for example, faces the potential of aoc running against him in the democratic primary in two years. and he is not going to move an inch to be reasonable with donald trump. because he knows it will kill him in that primary. i think pelosi knows when biden hides in the basement it, creates two vacuums. a power vacuum which pelosi is filling and an idea of a vacuum which aoc is filling. i think you are seeing a democrat democratic party be transformed in front of your very eyes. ainsley: dr. jill biden was on yesterday. she was talking about how her husband -- because m