so, britney, give me a tour of icefin. sensors that are going to make measurements of the oceanography, telling us what the temperature is, and the salinity of the water and how much oxygen is there. in addition to that we have a forward—looking sonar here that allows us to map the three—dimensional cavities, so it allows us to see the shape of the ice and its texture. no—one's really been under thwaites, and what icefin's going to do is get up and close to the physics, get really close to the ice, really close to the sea floor and allows us to see what is happening in a real way. how much of a challenge do you think this is going to be? well, it's always an impressive challenge to do anything here in antarctica and much more so when you are — you know — 1,200 miles from mcmurdo. when you think about drilling through 600 metres of ice, drilled by the best people in the world just to make an observation, it's quite a challenge. and then to operate a moving platform through there is pretty special, actually. icefin may have

you don't see the connection between you and britney spears. i guess obvious don't if you haven't but let me but but but but all seriousness aside as we used to say this is this is not just a she is not clever when twitter and facebook think the gold standard that they have to maintain a security that you can't predict. and that's exactly the reverse the real problem here is how did they do it might they do it again and what might they do next time we're talking about a serious bad there possibly yeah right bad always enjoy the conversation a little appreciate it thank you my friend. by the way this is the news with rick sanchez and you're watching our special coverage when we come back opinion editor for the new york times says that she's had enough. explain it to. remember the phrase honest people can disagree this concept has essentially been the bedrock of western civilization since the like it's also before agents of the american 1st amendment council culture is putting all this question we know. they welcome back i'm rick sanchez more and

protect the last time this happened was a famous hacking of twitter before people they hear were britney spears barack obama night fox news and c.n.n. anchor rick sanchez. wait a minute hold it i remember that in fact like i remember he called it the day that music died and the people were black armbands for weeks but think about this literally i mean literally the last time they did a major twitter act i'm reading from times washington post wall street journal i mean everybody covered the story how in the hell i ended up in the same in the same story with britney spears and barack obama on fox news i don't understand what they chose you don't see the connection what you don't see the connection between you and britney spears. i guess obvious don't if you have it but let me but but but but all seriousness aside as we used to say yes it is this is not just a she is not clever when twitter and facebook is seeing the gold standard that they have to maintain a security that you can't predict that's exactly. that's exactly what we do for the real problem here is how did they do it might they

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joining us, asheville council member shanica smith and britney cunningham.ith us. council member smith, let 345me start with you. how did this come to be approved? was there a lot of resistance to it? >> you described it in the introduction, the black lives matter movement and respond to george floyd's death has awakened a lot of conversations, given marching orders for a lot of conversations about how can america repair a lot of the systemic racism and what we feel in the community. the local council started to have conversations how to present this resolution to interpret what it means to the black asheville community. so we started off by just naming all of the systemic racism present in our community and across the nation, ranging from policies and practices of discriminatory wages, unjustified incarceration, lack of opportunity to own real estate, access to quality education, and many more. so it was a direct apology, but also seeks to make amends with the injustices and disparities, putting a preface on urban renewal. the urban renewal program had deva

so, britney, give me a tour of icefin.ront, we have sensors that are going to make measurements of the oceanography, telling us what the temperature is, and the salinity of the water, and how much oxygen is there. in addition to that, we have a forward—looking sonar here that allows us to map the three—dimensional cavities, so it allows us to see the shape of the ice and its texture. no—one's really been under thwaites, and what icefin's going to do is get up and close to the physics, get really close to the ice, really close to the sea floor, and allow us to see what's happening in a real way. how much of a challenge do you think this is going to be? well, it's always an impressive challenge to do anything here in antarctica, and much more so when you're, you know, 1,200 miles from mcmurdo. when you think about drilling through 600 metres of ice, drilled by the best people in the world, just to make an observation, it's quite a challenge. and then to operate a moving platform through there is pretty special, actually. ice

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britney, you get the last word on this very somber moment. >> i think we all just heard the ending ofose march songs that congressman lewis' generation taught us how to sing. and it ends -- ♪ before i be a slave i'll be buried in my grave and go home to my lord and be free ♪ when congressman lewis and vivian passed on the same day, i was reminded of our privilege to fight for justice and freedom. we are privileged and blessed that john lewis did not die on that bridge, but that he lived to be our elder and pass on the wisdom of this work. our elders become our an zesters to remind us to be free, so the persistent question we need to ask ourselves every day somewhat kind of ancestor will we be, what it is to have seen our now ancestor cross the very bridge where he almost lost his life and cross it in victory. as we close, we have to remember that the only way we can walk victoriously across the bridges that tried to bury us is to every single day, practice the discipline of courage. that is what john lewis did. that is what we are all called to do. >> wow, thank you so much for that.

for that the entire house joins me in expressing gratitude to tom rust britney casket tory janet foster z. grasse danielle appleman and carolyn taylor for your principled service and diligent work. in closing it is my hope that every one of our colleagues takes the time to read our reports and let the lessons of this case recommit to act incredibly on the people's house and the values on which it stands. thank you mr. chairman and i yield that. spit at the gentleman from texas. >> madam chairwoman i would like to this time recognized congressman john katco from new york for comments. >> the gentleman is's recognize. >> thank you meant speaker. i rise today in determination by the ethics committee on a matter regarding david schweikert, our colleague. as i was preparing my remarks today i thought about my second or third day in congress when i was standing at the back of the well looking out at this grand room in speaker boehner came up to me and speaker boehner said to me you were a prosecutor, right? i said yes and he said you are 20 years in the federal system than i said yes. he said

. >> reporter: like winning a race or more like a jackpot, britney says she was pleasantly surprisede news. >> this one here matches this perfectly, too. >> reporter: all the masks she's been making since march will be a hot seller. >> i have turned my store into a mask making store, from dress sellers to hat designer to mask maker. we have hundreds of different materials. you can come in and pick them out. >> i'm really excited about it. >> reporter: natalie hasn't had this feeling since the coronavirus hit. >> it's been a struggle. i think for everybody. it's been really hard being shut down. >> reporter: now her staff is getting all the fancy dresses and shoes ready and more casual looks, too, for home parties as the big season is back. >> the fact that derby is still going to go on and people have an excuse to get dressed up, it's going to be a huge boost. >> derby is our biggest season by far. it beats christmas and fall combined. >> reporter: derby merchandise is out where folks may look for a custom design for their hats or maybe they want to buy the materials to make it thems

. >> sean: stay right there, we have britney -- apparently we don't have her on the line. dan bongino is back with us. let me go back to you and we are watching this whole thing unfold and i think this is now -- i think the failure -- apparently we are staying with tom cotton now. i think the failure, senator, of these mayors and these governors his now paramount. let me go to the covid issue and the president's press conference today. number one, so much hope as it relates to therapeutics, so much hope as it relates to a vaccine. we've never broken down the sequence of a virus that quickly. so much hope in terms of all of the governors that have asked for things and gotten everything they wanted, federal officials on the ground in nine states sent by the president, using thousands of troops, national guard troops, california, arizona, texas, and florida, all of that happening, and then you have the media in this country that hates donald trump so much they don't want to report it. >> most networks other than this one i don't think even picked up the president's remarks un

the world with a fiscal bill is the highest in the plays and with decision time we've lacked for britney 6 and obviously many french people have not understood this so it is a question of where the money is going where the french people's money is going to the book and jumps on the european leaders for allowing or even movement in the book to keep seeing you just by the fact that the ruling signs the national body also takes a swipe at issues such as those in suburban areas in france and he was is the justice system you think she lacks because it released for business during the crisis there are whole series of statements made by the government ministers that. frankly were just nonsense and they were doing western governments have developed a habit of just saying what suited the moment in order to get over a difficulty it is never to. look at and of the politicians who criticize the government because their formants has been learned they're not the only ones and if you look at the british government have done any better than the french actually i have to say from my observation internati

doesn't need this reporter this president because really bit of a pandemic and he's talking about britney getting back to don't like christmas there for the next 5 months nobody wants to go into this this report in great detail and i think it will be you know with 7 day one it'll it'll be in the headlines for a day or 2 and then it'll just be plan put in the back burner and say right let's move on to something else. but this report does come doesn't it after the case foreign secretary last week he's rusher stating corona virus vaccine data do you think the timing of that is any coincidence given that now we've we're reading this report. yes it's all part it's possible motive is there a connection between all these reports but it goes on should have said they're cooperating with the russians now russia is going to produce children that actually in weeks. have invented so you have this. information war going on one side saying the russians are stealing the information and state of the secret with actually the knocks he says one of them not because we're cooperating with them and we're going

i always loved singing and dancing like britney spears. if you area it is forbidden to sing if you are a woman. before the iranian revolution in 1979, women artists participated in a vibrant pop and cabaret culture. as the country became more conservative, women have been banned from singing because many shi'ite muslim clerics believed that a woman's singing voice can be erotic. women, however, are allowed to sing as part of a choir. this is justina stop sing as part of a choir. this isjustina stop she is a wrap artist who left iran when she faced jail. she is now living in tblisi, georgia. i started singing rap at 18 and i knew that i couldn't promote my works, my music, as a male singer, and i should be careful. because i knew that the system would fine. justina, like many other women singers, had to make her music in secret. unfortunately, iwas arrested two years ago and a case was filed against me and they accused me and my activities of being corrupt, and they asked me about my work, my music, wire was singing about women's rights. th

the flip side, it's not us deciding which country we think are safer, auto countries don't think britneyainly do. thank you so much. we will hear about the traffic light system hopefully as sam was saying, we‘ve been waiting for it but hopefully we will hear later on friday as to exactly what, how that will work out and which countries and partly are on the list. john, sam thank you so much. it‘s been great to have you with us to talk us through the first additions that we have here at the bbc. thank you also for joining have here at the bbc. thank you also forjoining us here for this edition of the papers. bye— bye. now hello this is your latest sports news. the new premier league champions liverpool were brought back down to earth after the celebrations this week by the team they dethrone. manchester city, they we re they dethrone. manchester city, they were comfortably beating foregoes to know. it‘s clubs i given a guard of honour before kick off in the first game since sealing the title. that‘s where the niceties ended as penalty clutch goal from sterling and voting put city three up

>> it could by something like that, britney. i don't know if just the outright corporate dollars will be the determining factor in who wins here, because the virality of tiktok -- i have a couple in my homes here in terms of consumers of it -- and they hilariously look down at millennial as hopelessly out of date, since they use last year's platform >> thank you all today we appreciate it mike santoli, bertha coombs and dom chu for "rapid fire. >>> sheldon adelson made a promise to pay employees through october. we'll speak with the ceo, next don't go anywhere. you may be learning about, medicare and supplemental insurance. medicare is great, but it doesn't cover everything ...only about 80% of your part b medicare costs. a medicare supplement insurance plan may help cover some of the rest. learn how an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company might be the right choice for you. a free decision guide is a great place to start. call today to request yours. so what makes an aarp medicar

britney is on the scene in grant park to tell us more. good evening. >> reporter: we are hearing multiple reports that chicago mary lori lightfoot will remove the christopher columbus statue in grant park tonight. right now the statue is blocked off. will step out of the way so you can take a look, the scene is pretty quiet, a few chicago police officers as a peaceful protest of 500 people are walking in logan square, headed to the mayor's house, police have that area blocked off and can't get any further but taking it into grant park, protesters clash with chicago police, attempting to pair down the christopher columbus statue we have reached out to the mayor's office for confirmation in the italian-american society for reaction, but waiting to go back for confirmation. shannon: we will check back with you as the situation continues. as the number of coronavirus cases passes for million, facilities in states where covid-19 is spiking the most are strategizing to keep up. >> it is like a domino, you have to be careful about your bids. eve

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get out of her. 6'9", britney sykes. >> doing something not since february.ionship. the chicago red -- holding the game from their bubble in u tachlt the u.s. pro team sports league to return to action last month at nws -- it's going to help leagues. no reported positive tests during the tournament. rockies pitcher daniel barnes hasn't pitched in more than seven years battling a case of the yips. he got a win against the rangers yesterday in his home state. coming in, in relief in the 5th. giving the rockies the first win of the season. his manager said he walked off the mound and said, that was fun. daniel bard, welcome back. here we go. the first cardboard calamity. adam duvall hitting a rocket into a canine cutout. oh, this is the mets one-year-old doggie. the daughter of our jet macneal. dodgers will smith, nearly decapitated this poor cutout during the ninth inning of their loss to the giants. that left a serious mark. now victor, abby, i, too, have my cardboard cutout. i'm a huge fan. as you see, i ran out of ink. i need more printer ink. >> you need mo

joining us now julia manchester, political reporter for the hill, britney shepard, for yahoo news.ies, thank you both for joining us this morning. let's start there. this is really perhaps the most important statistic we've gotten. a fox news poll showing 29% of voters say covid is the most important thing that doubles the number who say the economy is the most important thing. the president, if you take a look at some of these battleground state polls we've gotten is really underwater with voters falling behind joe biden by double digits in some of these key races. minnesota, pennsylvania and michigan. brittany, is there time for president trump to turn this around? he was hoping to run on the economy this year. it looks like voters have another idea. >> abby, 100 days is a long time. we all know a lock -- [ inaudible ] the trump campaign and the white house have a tall mountain to climb. they were banking on hitting joe biden very early on corruption and hunter biden, all the way back to impeachment. that was the cycle surprisingly enough. a challenge we've had, they haven't been

. >>> and who better than britney herself to look back on the impact of all that spears' style. >> i'veade it a little shorter, of course. >>> welcome to "access hollywood." i'm mario lopez and tonight is all about nostalgia as we take

and when she ran out of fingers, their adult daughter, britney, who lived in texas at the time, theywatching britney in texas. >> they had eyes on the daughter. >> they had eyes on the daughter. and they were going to -- chop her up and mail her to the family if mr. ziegler failed to comply. >> how do they have so much knowledge about this family? >> we don't know. >> but they're getting their facts right. >> they're getting their facts right. >> reporter: mick nocera was the lead investigator for the fbi. he said what happened next took an even more bizarre turn. >> the tall, slender guy, a white male -- went outside. a few minutes later, a white female comes in through the backdoor and -- >> a female? >> a female. >> so now you got three assailants? >> three. the white female comes in, and -- says something about that, "he told me to come in and get milk for the baby." >> for the baby? >> for the -- >> so now you got four players here? one of them is an infant, apparently -- >> an infant that needs milk. >> so is this a gang? or what's goin' on, do you think? >> obviously we're dea

i point you to the britney hill case and the fact that in the city of chicago people who were suspectedngs or homicides have an average number of 12 prior arrests. that's a lot of criminal injustice involvement under current policy to make our criminal justice system even less punitive is going to have the effect of putting more michael washingtons on the street and there's just no there's no way around that. when it comes to policing i would just ask people committee think it's a coincidence that the city of chicago saw its most violent weekend of the year on the weekend of may 31? while police were busy corralling rights in the other parts of the city. you think it's a coincidence that may 31 of the single most violent day in chicago's history since 1961 when it started keeping track. that's a very clear snapshot of what we can expect if we divert police away from the communities that need the most and the idea that there is empowerment in these things he ignores the very downside risk these policies carry. those downside risks are not can be equally borne by people across the united

. >> my name is brittany >> my name is britney wilson. i'm from brooklyn, new york.'m a disabled civil rights attorney. i have cerebral palsy. >> my name is bill krebs. i live in philadelphia, pennsylvania. i am a person with a disability myself. you may not know it. it's a hidden disability. >> my name is elizabeth bostic i am first and foremost the of king james.nd humble servant he has a rare disease called connector's, which is used by severe jaundice at birth. >> i'm jen deecinwater. i'm zen of the cherokee i'm also bisexual rit and i am multiply disabled with chroniillnesses. >> my name is alice wong and i'm a disabled activist in san cisco. >> my name is max barrows. i am a persohe autism spectrum. and i speak up for people with thdisabilities throughou state. >> i think it's safe tsay that my life wouldn't be anything that it is right now, because the a.d.a literally gave me my rights as a disabled person. the fact that i was able to attend law school a receive accommodations and to be employed as an attorney. but i think also as a civil rights lawyer in parc

reporter britney is on the scene in grant park to tell us more, good evening, brittany. >> good evening to you. we are hearing multiple reports that chicago mayor lori lightfoot will be removing this christopher columbus statue in grant park tonight. right now the statue is blocked off, we are going to step out of the way so you can take a look. the scene is pretty quiet right now, some people around, fuchs chicago police officers. this is a peaceful protest of about 500 people are walking in logan square headed to the mayor's house. police to have that area blocked off so they can't get any further, but taking us back here into grant park, tensions were heated here on friday night as protesters clashed with chicago police, hurling objects officers and attempting to tear down the christopher columbus statue. we have reached out to the mayor's office for confirmation and also the italian-american society for reaction to the reports but are still waiting to hear back for confirmation. back to you. spoon all right, brittany live for us in chicago, we will check back with you as that situat

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they did research and by the 'd research course ignores the reality on the ground i'm struck there's britney keeps an ambassador in caracas the day that israel is knocking on russian london means that in effect de facto. the britain is recognizing 'd the reality don't think much of their government. but of course they did the argument that the that they 'd the judges didn't 'd in 'd this case was that. the legitimacy of interim government at least as recognized by britain and the countries that it is that led by crime. and therefore they're the ones who won the case literally had come on terror has has no right to the goals of their training. great can you not assess the hoarding thank you very much. the price of bread in lebanon has it increased for the 1st time in a decade as the collapsing local currency causes food prices to saw a drop in value is all part of the why the economic crisis in the country dependent on imports so in a hotter reports now from beirut supermarket shelves are empty some goods no longer available imports are saying they aren't able to buy more than 20 percent of t

. >> people like britney who served on our police task force in the wake of ferguson. >> the beginningderstand there really is a problem. racism is not dead no matter who is in the white house. some of our tactics are still rooted in the tradition of the civil rights movement, but this is the next chapter. things evolve. we were not going to sing we shall overcome. we are not wearing protest signs. to wear your sunday best, that was a strategic move in the civil rights movement, but i shouldn't have to dress might best to be seen. >> we have a stash of some new amsterdam vodka. >> we were not pleased with the media. somebody would be home watching a channel. they would text or tweet and say this is the story being told about you. >> this is just an excuse to rob and loot. >> i know that's not true because i was right there. that's why the media was such an important tool for us because it allowed us to tell the truth unfiltered. >> why do you need white tv host from new york who points the camera at your protest. people have a lot more control over their own stories. that's profound an

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some people were like, is she having a britney moment?d. >> and you're looking good. you know, i'm going to trust its source. it does feel like kisses from god. >>> next from our "skinny" royals desk, a dispatch from across the pond. >> 100-year-old world war ii veteran captain tom moore raised almost $40 million for britain's national health service by walking laps in his backyard. >> now in a rare public appearance during this pandemic, queen elizabeth has knighted moore with her father's own sword, thanking him and bestowing upon him the title "sir." it was incredible. i love that video. by the way, since she was all dressed up and out of the castle, the queen apparently figured she might as well swing by her granddaughter's wedding. >> princess beatrice tied the knot with her husband, who also descended from -- with her husband who also descended from -- >> you don't want to say the husband's name? >> they exchanged vows in a low-key, socially distanced ceremony at windsor. i know my lane. i'm staying in it. >>> now to another milesto

that i think so britney us to tim cook he didn't see a ton of questions. he was the smoothest he's had experience facing members of congress. we did get tough ones at the app store on antitrust and whether it stifles growth of startup. >> did not feel the brunt like some of his peers did nor sure he came with a pretty clear message. the message was in his opinion they don't have dominant market share in any business they compete in talk about hardware. cook believes he has the best smartphone out there the message he tried to convey on the hardware side we have to compete and compete hard with big, entrenched, powerful rivals whether samsung or google. 40% of smartphone in the u.s. in the first quarter of the year were from apple according to third party research to your point, questions about the app store, certainly high-profile well-known developers made pretty harsh criticisms about the app cook pushing hard on those criticisms saying as he sees it competition alive and well in the apps store he points out 1.7 million apps available. he made the point

en la espera de una nueva moción docenas de fanáticos de britney, se pusiera máscaras y colocaron carteles) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) >> vamos con la actualidad de noticias telemundo. en méxico el covid-19 se le atribuye el 10 por ciento de las muertes maternas. 2842 mujeres embarazadas se contagiaron, 83 han fallecido hacen un llamado a la población materna a buscar atención médica desde los inicios del embarazo en perú la cifra de fallecidos por el covid-19 se elevó a 17,455 tras registrarse 3688 nuevos fallecimientos. el nuevo reporte solo incluye las cifras letales desde marzo y hasta finales de junio todavía queda por verse cuántos han perdido la vida en esa nación en julio a causa del covid-19. otro país andino, bolivia está que no da abasto por el aumento de víctimas las autoridades recogen 100 cuerpos cada día muchos abandonados en las calles, ni en hospitales ni casas funerarias hay espacio para almacenarlos. la manzana de la discordia está en méxico, el avión presidencial que andrés manuel lópez obrador prometió vender sigue sin un comprador. >> el tiempo se

we are hearing britney say she would pass the vat cuts to customers. what are you going to do?iness get through what will be a tough trading. in the months ahead. we've had lots of comments on social media. in more normal times, if the business was holding onto the benefits of a vat cut, there would be little sympathy. in these times, this is about how you can protect holding on. it's massive. we can keep staff, we can plan. we are in what we call risk planning right now. i think any reduction that helps keep staff is a really good thing. you've given us a really good thing. you've given us a really clear picture brittany about the last few months and how you feel about these vat changes. do you feel an airof about these vat changes. do you feel an air of confidence about what will happen in the future?” an air of confidence about what will happen in the future? i would feel an airof happen in the future? i would feel an air of confidence if we had some in apartfrom an air of confidence if we had some in apart from a code of conduct. when it comes to commercial rents. again, it

so, britney, give me a tour of icefin? we have sensors that are going to make measurements