america broadcast center in washington and so many of us are working remotely these days that telecommuting and video conferencing have become 2nd nature how will technology reshape the new normal dave grave line joins us in just a few minutes but 1st we're hearing so much about supply chain disruption lately and this is not just a pickle for manufacturers it's hitting home at the kitchen table in a recent virtual senate committee meeting kansas republican pat roberts said people are finally realizing that food doesn't come from a store and if you have masked up and browse the one way street aisles at the supermarket lately it is a creepy experience and you have seen some bare shelves is this the new normal let's ask the host of the american family farmer radio show himself a working farmer doug stephan welcome back. and prevent a mass crime just for you and i took it off. whatever you know thank you it was nearly 3 years ago one of the very 1st shows i did when i came to r.t. america you said something that was a mouthful you said in 50 years we will not be able to feed ourselves and latel

unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from on london broadcast center. on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm about to sin and this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes calls for roseanne nj in azerbaijan after 3 days of deadly clashes on the border with armenia china threatens to retaliate after president and his hong kong special economic status and puts.

broadcast center when they let us come back to washington meantime stay safe. coming up we've all been cooped up at home for months do you have find yourself waking up wondering what day it is. stuck. around all day reliving the same. players. jurisdiction over misplaced i don't think so check the kitchen. we'll talk about making the most of this moment we have right now with psycho therapist nancy collier when we come back this is the big picture on our t.v. america. is you'll be a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or inmate in the shallows. none of us asked for this shutdown and we're all wondering when it will end and what the new normal will look like as the virus resurgence and places that jump the gun reopening but for now even as we feel in limbo are we making the most of this respite let's ask the author of among other books the power of

the broadcast center in brussels has recently it's all about as the rent because countries on the receiving line might have to face there is conditions which they will consider as an infringement of their serenity and then we are in a completely different chapter and we have seen how. the e.u. mechanisms dealt with greece i don't expect in a role to accept the same conditions that were imposed on greece about 10 years ago . in the u.s. city of providence the mayor is promising reparations for minority communities in a bid to right the wrongs of the past the mayor claims it heralds a major step forward it will see meetings held over historically contentious issues and a review of it all was perceived to discriminate against black and indigenous communities but not everybody is in favor one acknowledging that the liberal left agenda has failed black in minority communities in contemporary times by forcing their children to attend frail schools and by enacting policies that make it easy to become dependent on the government it would be a nun precedented and immoral act of government to seek re

broadcast center when they let us come back to washington meantime stay safe. coming up we've all been cooped up at home for months do you have find yourself waking up wondering what day it is. today reliving the same day. miss lee. i don't think so but the kitchen well. we'll talk about making the most of this moment we have right now with psycho therapist nancy collier when we come back this is the big picture on our t.v. america. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area rush up. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where

america broadcast center in washington and so many of us are working remotely these days the telecommuting in video conferencing have become 2nd nature how will technology reshape the new normal dave grave line joins us in just a few minutes but 1st we're hearing so much about supply chain disruption lately and this is not just a pickle for manufacturers it's hitting home at the kitchen table in a recent virtual senate committee meeting kansas republican pat roberts said people are finally realizing that food doesn't come from a store.

unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from on london broadcast center. on al-jazeera. playing with fire israel's prime minister warns hezbollah are after reports of a confrontation along the lebanese border. hello i'm don jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up threats to return to a heavy lockdown in spain's catalonia region if the latest surgeon virus infections is brought under control of. the.

broadcast center when they let us come back to washington meantime stay safe. coming up we've all been cooped up at home for months to find yourself waking up wondering what day it is. today reliving the same day. players. jurisdiction over misplaced i don't think so check the kitchen. again. we'll talk about making the most of this moment we have right now with psycho therapist nancy collier when we come back this is the big picture on our team america. the demick no certainly no blood is just blood into nationalities. has emerged with the we do a back seat the whole world needs to be. judged as commentary classes sometimes. we can do better we should be. everyone is contributing each of our own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges created with the response has been masked so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together . one of the greatest if not the greatest church in the history appreciated he will soon be converted into what is the importance of the use of. europe's energy s

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broadcast center when they let us come back to washington meantime stay safe. common up we've all been cooped up at home for months to find yourself waking up wondering what day it is. day reliving the same day. to day life. during the sleep. i don't think so but check the kitchen. we'll talk about making the most of this moment we have right now with psycho therapist nancy collier when we come back this is the big picture on our t.v. america. the world all day traders that stock trading is free and got all that free money from the government there's a lot of people speculate. on my end of the news in my. painting was of a time about what it was it was a bit and i want to listen to more about the. one with more to the side of the. scene that i'm going to fit in but i'm before. him by the. by now i'm by the i'm not move on. this politically impossible in the united states to advise eating listen to anything that has an industry. that makes a lot of money. and going to say over and over again we know what. it means not much. for one thing. this is very very bad f

on a couple under radio stations across the usa and around the world dave joins us from his broadcast center in miami hello again hello hello and how are you sir. well we're all coping aren't we and while we have tolerated in the past people talking in the movies i don't think we're ready for people coughing in the movies and in the meantime while we're cooped up we've had free previews from h.b.o. and epics and stars i've loaded my d.v.r. and navigable attendance restrictions on the movies are sure to be there is the movie theater dead duck now. well holland some people say they are but i think we have to take a look at how long movie theaters have survived remember when radio was dead because of t.v. well that obviously didn't happen fortunately people were going to the movies since before t.v. was around t.v. came out people said movies are obsolete they remained then color t.v. came out and set off for sure tv's movies dead but they remained again then cable t.v. and movie rentals blu ray on demand the movie industry is one that i think has adapted so very few films these days are actual

london broadcast center. on al-jazeera. playing with fire israel's prime minister warns has bill are after reports of a confrontation along the lebanese border. down jordan this is out as iran live from doha also coming up threats to return to a heavy lockdown in spain's catalonia region if the latest surgeon virus infections is brought under control. the. vaccine has officially entered phase 3 already some progress in the u.s. efforts to develop a vaccine but numbers of infections in the virus continue to spike across the country. and they got a nose for the job the dogs being trained to play a critical role in detecting cope at night. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warned hezbollah are it's playing with fire the israeli army says it confronted on infiltration attempts launched by the lebanese armed group in the border region of farms hezbollah denies that engage in any confrontation the united nations is edging both sides to show restraint al-jazeera sorry force at reports. smoke plumes over southern lebano

didn't broadcast center. on. iran says the fire at a nuclear facility has caused significant damage and may slow production of advanced centrifuges. and had hold on called a liar iran's foreign minister it faces angry recriminations from members of parliament. you're watching al-jazeera live from london i'm also ahead a global surge in coronavirus cases forces some countries to reimpose their lock down restrictions the death toll from unrest in ethiopia nearly doubles to 166 after the killing of a popular singer. and exit polls show caray shows ruling party leading in the parliamentary election amid a recession and the coronavirus pandemic. thanks for joining us iran's atomic energy organization has revealed that friday's fire at the next hons nuclear facility has caused significant damage a spokesman said the fire could slow down development on production of advanced centrifuges and that iran would replace the damaged building with a bigger one that had more advanced equipment another fire broke out at a power s

america broadcast center in washington and so many of us are working remotely these days that telecommuting and video conferencing have become 2nd nature how will technology reshape the new normal dave grave line joins us in just a few minutes but 1st we're hearing so much about supply chain disruption lately and this is not just a pickle for manufacturers it's hitting home at the kitchen table in a recent virtual senate committee meeting kansas republican pat roberts said people are finally realizing that food doesn't come from a store and if you have masked up and browse the one way street aisles at the supermarket lately it is a creepy experience and you have seen some bare shelves is this the new normal let's ask the host of the american family farmer radio show himself a working farmer doug stephan welcome back. master i'm just for you and i to going off because i'm not going to. when i don't know you know thank you.

from our london broadcast center. right. now that we're going to top stories on al-jazeera the world health organization says there was a record increase in new coronavirus cases on friday with more than $284000.00 infections u.s. remains the worst hit nation with more than a 1100 new deaths on thursday. the spread of the corona virus is again excel aerating and from the more than a $1100.00 cases reported in the past 24 hours officials are concerned about arrivals in the spanish region of catalonia. china and the u.s. are getting deeper into tit for tat actions after the american consulate in the city of chengdu was shut down it follows the us ordering the closure of the chinese consulate in houston. pandemics had a devastating impact on the airline industry and now there are fears that planes which have been idle during the crisis have been corroding to a dangerous extent the american civil aviation authority is warning that urgent checks are needed on one of the world's most popular jets which could now suffer engine fail

from our london broadcast center. on al-jazeera. a lifeline for syrians in desperate need aid groups concerned and after the un security council agrees to leave only one border crossing open. hello i'm sam is a band this is our just life from also coming out a higher than expected turnout in hong kong told to choose pro-democracy candidates for september's main election. mollies president makes major concessions to the opposition demanding he steps down. and counterfeit cash in libya we'll have the latest on attempts by the wards of the for half the to fund his attacks. let's begin with the u.n. security council decision that could severely affect 4000000 syrians living in rebel held territory members have agreed on a compromise that will allow only one border with turkey to remain open for a deliveries a groups a deeply concerned over restrictions on the flow of aid the deal was made after russia backed by china pushed to shut down a 2nd crossing across the entire country more than 11000000 people rely on humanitarian aid the confl

america broadcast center in washington and so many of us are working remotely these days that telecommuting in video conferencing have become 2nd nature how will technology reshape the new normal dave grave line joins us in just a few minutes but 1st we're hearing so much about supply chain disruption lately and this is not just a pickle for manufacturers it's hitting home at the kitchen.

following this story from a european broadcast center that didn't bring us up to date on this one the fact that it's a localized situation and the numbers involved. that's right kamal is very localized that the area that you're talking about home to 200000 people roughly around a town called later in catalonia in northeastern spain now the health authorities there on friday said they wouldn't be imposing a lockdown but they did set up a makeshift field hospital just in case it would need it now that has been imposed which means that as of saturday afternoon people can't enter or leave the entire area around late and that's after on friday health officials said there had been a doubling almost of cases in one week from 167 cases of covered 192325 now some of those cases have been linked to fruit picking operations in this area which is a rural area but others have been linked to care homes and in fact 2 care homes near the regional capital of barcelona have now been closed for the time being this is against the background of spain opening up for tourism over the summer on june the 21st

unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from london broadcast center.fter days of marathon talks e.u. leaders finally agree on a coronavirus recovery deal worth nearly $860000000000.00 but u.s. politicians are divided over the new call that $1008.00 billed as a number of cases there edges closer to 4000000. number about this and this is all to 0 live from doha also coming up. more protests are expected in mali calling on the president to step down regional mediators.

from our london broadcast center. on al-jazeera. world. you're watching out just there a reminder of our top stories this hour survivors families and dignitaries have gathered in eastern bosnia and herzegovina to remember the stripper needs genocide it's been 25 years since bosnian serb troops murdered more than a 1000 muslim men and forced. iran's president rouhani says the country can't afford to go back into the despite a sharp rise in new corona virus infections number of cases in iran has now passed a quarter of a 1000000. calls pro-democracy campus holding a primary foeticide on its candidates for september's by just sort of council elections they say nubian post security nor is threatening freedom territory. before the thing called us has refused to renew the operating license of the country's biggest broadcaster more rights groups are calling a dark day for press freedom and the reports from the news there is a dish at the deny a.b.c.'s french application is here but adopted it is seen as a crushing blow to press freedom 70 out of

may not be a bend the rules at all are still being given a free pass lawrence lee in a london broadcast center thanks very much for the update. scores of people have been arrested in zimbabwe as hundreds of military troops and police attempt to thwart planned and government protests opposition parties are calling for demonstrations against food and fuel shortages as well as 700 percent inflation the government's ban the protest which president emerson says constitutes an insurrection by the opposition critics accuse him of using the coronavirus pandemic to stifle dissent privileges must survive and here he is a journalist in zimbabwe joins me now from the capital harare good to have you with us on the program how threatened does the president of the government feel from these protests yeah i think you can feel it from how security has been good lloyd's to deal with. we have seen in the past 2 days the army the police being deployed into neighborhoods and even today. the police have been under police. clear. the. streets are empty so you find that the government yes these. are serious the end.

recently ended its nationwide state of emergency more with the following events from a london broadcast center in london soaring the team tell us more because this is as i say in complete contrast to what we see in london and a real spike in numbers. that's right kamal you were just mentioning. the easing of that national lockdown which was very severe but spain is now seen to be doing rather better than some other countries around europe and that's perhaps why there's been this move to shut down this region as you were saying it's a rule region based around a town called leiria sorry later and it's home to 200000 people approximately it is a place where there are a large number of fruit picking properties fruit picking businesses and there have been links to some of the outbreaks to those and surprises but also to care homes on friday the health of ortiz in that area said they were going to impose a lockdown but they did open up a temporary field hospital will now they have told people that from saturday afternoon they can't enter or leave the entire area really keen to get these figures unde

levels of disease will experience potential cases and clusters of disease let's go over to the broadcast center correspondence on your study by the i mean there's always been concerned about that 2nd wave when if it may come spain saw a reemergence in the catalonia area earlier this month and others real concern. yes and it hasn't really gone back either because that 2nd wave seems to be overtaking the region of catalonia which is of prime concern also the neighboring region of arab gone in particular even had belgium banning its travelers from going belgian travelers from going to west sky in at argonne and yea there the city that was primarily the 1st eruption of the of of the reemergence of cove it in the region alongside with that you have norway also now imposing a 10 day quarantine on people who have traveled back from spain and also france now people not to travel there and has requested the spanish government to try drastically reduce the amount of traffic going between its borders of course france there are many tourists from france who do travel to spain and with also a slightly risin

from our london broadcast center. on al-jazeera. 'd a lifeline for syrians in desperate need aid groups concerned after the un security council agrees to leave only one border crossing open. hello i'm sam is a band this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up higher than expected turned out in hong kong hall to choose pro-democracy candidates for september's main election. mollies president bags major concessions to the opposition demanding he steps down.

unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from on london broadcast center. on al-jazeera. iran says the fire at a nuclear facility has caused significant damage and may slow production of advanced centrifuges you should be sure. to use. and had hold on called a liar iran's foreign minister it faces angry recriminations from members of parliament.

in bangkok for instance very much the to europe now lawrence lee joins me now from our london broadcast center with more news on that lockdown in northern england lawrence any particular community or city or town targeted here. well that not saying so out loud but there's a general supposition that the timing isn't the coincidence that this new set of rules has come right at the start of the celebrations the new rule says that you can have 2 families from different households in the same house so you can't invite other families your house you call as a family can go to somebody else's house either in the safe exit area that they have that they draw on the map the background of course is the sign says now think that community transition in england is particularly high in poor areas where you have lots of different generations of the same family living in the same house so grandparents parents and children in the same house that's obviously politically pronounced in muslim communities which which tend not to be very poor so that was with the reason why less the 25 percent muslim population went

unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from our london broadcast center. on al-jazeera. who's to blame for the mishandling of the corona virus pandemic in the united states i'll be putting the tough questions to trump surrogate jack kingston and former democratic party official just o'connell in a special edition of how dead heat turned out even through a wave one as a result of a lack of leadership here i said to my people blow the testing down please that is criminally negligent and i will sit there and i thought it was hilarious head to head on al-jazeera. investigators from the international criminal court are in libya to inspect mass graves to look into whether it was khalifa haftar has committed war crimes. sons of maria there in doha with the world news from al-jazeera coronavirus news that iran's president has declared more than a quarter of iranians may have been infected with the virus. demanding justice protesters and from small.

maybe we should haved one in t bc, the broadcast center, maybe. >> yes. >> make sure we're all safe. that will warm our hearts, i understand? >> always try to leave people with a warm heart. so let me tell you about this. arkansas police made a young boy's birthday very, very special when they showed one an incredible surprise. take a look at his expression. >> yay! [ cheers ] >> bryan jeffrey was first surprised with a socially distant birthday parade, and then police officers left the 7-year-old in shock with this gift -- a brand-new bicycle. let me tell you why. bryan's bike was recently stolen when he was inside a store with his sister. and he was able to muster up a thank you -- i love this video -- through his tears of joy, anthony. >> that's -- i think that's detective tim gray, assigned to the theft case, who ended up getting the bike from the community. you see the batman t-shirt, they had a batman bouncy castle. and bryan wants to be a cop when he grows up. this was a perfect day for him, (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit now. wow. jim could you ipop

broadcaster there. the plot of earth through a list centered around the founders of the of the ottoman empire. they struck. a chord was a. song about our called where. telling stories about the founding of the ottoman empire one aspect of the popularity of the series is that they show the middle east the muslim city is at the center of the world contrasting with portrayals of the west as weak and divided. we see the defeat of the crusaders these themes of kind of islamic pride definitely. contribute to its popularity and pakistan is a good example of that too will be popular specifically in the muslim world is fascinating by itself other cool elements to look at why the 1st one is cultural proximity there's so much cultural overlap between middle eastern neighbors and turkey and also after the success of magnificent century fascination with everything that is related to the ottoman empire became very popular and the consumption of that became cool new york time and cool is a term that i and my colleague my one create the point to reflect that new image of . started perhaps 15 years ago it demo

is a fox channel airing his propaganda good question the simon wiesenthal center also called for the cancellation of the broadcast citing fabric and long record of inflammatory an anti-semitic language yes censorship is a terrible thing especially when you may be censoring insightful comments such as this is not to tell the jews. that he is wrong. when the talmud in which he believes. has taught him that. gentile our women and black women in particular you do anything to them you warm. because the apod league animals or you might be missing out on a chance to hear him call judaism a gutter religion or comparing jews to termites or calling hitler a great man or trashing jews for being accepting of homosexuality and you promote something. that god rejects. you've lost your covenant status. you are not the chosen of god. you are the chosen obsolete so this past monday fox old t.v. cancelled the broadcast of farrah can't speak correct decision 2 years ago pulitzer prize winning columnist leonard pitts wrote this the leader of the nation of islam has for years been a toxic fountain of anti-semitic and homophobic rheto

. >> also for social distancing, instead of having the broadcasters at a table on the sideline at centers bubble, separating them from the players. black lives matter, mona says the players' lives matter. she wanted to see what they were up to, what they were doing. >> you're misconstruing my words. >>> right now on "america this morning," president trump's sobering new message about the coronavirus, warning things will get worse before they get better. the daily death toll surpassing 1,000 for the first time since may. the new action being taken to stop the virus and the suspected chinese hackers accused of trying to steal vaccine research. >>> plus, we hear from the pro football player who tested positive along with his wife and four kids. >>> and will americans get another stimulus check? what we're learning. >>> breaking overnight, gunfire erupts at this funeral home in chicago. 14 people are shot as big city violence approaches record levels. in one case a woman is shot while pushing a baby stroller. should more federal agents be deployed to fight crime? what the head of homeland se

center for security. now a programming note. join bloomberg for our broadcast of the boston fireworks.ute to our heroes, it will carry on the orchestra's fourth of july tradition but be from the comfort of your own homes. 8:00 p.m. eastern time july 4 bloomberg television, bloomberg radio and bloomberg.com. we will be back. ♪ >> what i said to the associated press was no comment. that is the same thing i will say today. we are embroiled in litigation over whether i complied with the requirements of the prepublication review process. i think i did. i did not write this book with intention of classified information. i don't think he wants to suppress the book because of foreign governments reading it. he doesn't want the american people to read it. afghanistan and leases around the world, the current controversy, i could have written about in the book if i did not face these other difficulties. susan rice, the second obama national security advisor, writes today in the new york times, that if she had information like that being reported in the papers, whether it was totally verified or n

department of criminal justice, the founder of the watson center which helps residents in low income neighborhoods and helps us on this broadcastpective on what we are witnessing in these extraordinary times in which we all live. first of all, great to see you. the left in this country is moving, to me, perilously far from the idea of opposition to policies and practices that they don't like. reform, if they wish. they move from resistance. they are moving right up to the edge of insurrection. are they not? >> no, they are. trying to trade on the moral authority of the civil rights movement. we had behavior as to who could participate in the marches. when people came in and were disrupted, we excelled them. in the beginning, i think there were peaceful protesters. the moment that anarchists went to go in with them, the fact that the peaceful protesters refused to challenge some of these anarchists, they are complicit in the actions that they are taking. i think that what is unfortunate with this assault on the police, it has resulted in nullification which means police are not enforcing the laws aggressively which results in th

center for presidential history. that seems incredible. your thoughts. >> i enjoyed the hamilton broadcastnd i think as a historian it's important to recognize that people exist within the time and period of their own lives but i have a general rule of thumb when it comes to whether or not to cancel something or reject something or tear down a statue or change a monument. that basically is what do we most remember the person for? what is the first thing that comes to mind when we think of that person? for hamilton, for me, it would be frankly he was a founding father. he was at the constitutional convention. not necessarily the fact that he believed at the time where slavery was unfortunately much more common than any of us would like to -- >> neil: what do you think i'm a professor, if disney caves to this pressure and takes the thing off? >> i don't think is very good history. the truth of the matter is what's amazing about hamilton is its history and it's an incredible work of art. the choreography is astounding, as you saw from watching the video. it's something which really i think sh

he's the founder of the woodson center which helps residents in low income neighborhoods and helps us in, on this broadcasts perspective on what we are witnessing in these extraordinary times in which we all live. first of all, welcome bob, greae you. >> good seeing you, lou. lou: the left in this country is moving, to me, perilously far from the idea of opposition to policies and practices that they don't like, reform if they wish, but they've moved from resistance, i mean, they're moving right up to the edge of insurrection, are they not? >> no, they are. they're trying to trade on the moral authority of the civil rights movement. during the civil rights movement, we had standards of both character and behavior as to who could participate in the marches. and when people came in and were disruptive or had their own agenda, we expelled them. in the beginning i think they were peaceful protesters, but the moment those anarchists began to intermingle with them and the fact that the peaceful protesters refuse to challenge some of these anarchists, it means they're, therefore, complicit in the actions that the

britain's cybersecurity center, the attacks were first detected in february, no evidence that any data was stolen. russia denies any involve zblmt we welcome back to our broadcast a longtime observer of vladimir putin, former ambassador michael mcfaul. he's also the author of the book from cold war to hot peace. i have a million questions for you but i want to start with this one, can you connect the dots between this president's posture to russia, put bounties on american somd years this president in a public manner has done zip, zi will, ch and the emboldened conduct of russian ha hackers. >> of course, nicolle, there are two patterns. a pattern over years now of vladimir putin becoming an increasingly aggressive in the cyberdomain but not only and also a pattern of president trump never responding, now sometimes, let's give him credit, sometimes the trump administration does respond, but when the president of the united states never responds, never has an ill word to say about vladimir putin, to my mind i can't remember in five years, even going back to the campaign a single time when president trump or candidate trump criticized putin directly. >> i guess m

broadcast. >> i just wanting to somewhere in the center of the country, are somewhere easier to travel to bothhink that -- where we live right here in los angeles he is over crowded look at economic december pay homelessness problem accelerated radically six, seven, 10 years i think there are tomb people here not tenable. >> this coming after just days after elon musk announced tesla is going to build its largest auto plant near austin texas jon reaction to this? >> well people companies vote with feet if they don't like tax plan regulatory climate going to leave if tired of riots not staying around look what crime did to once great city of detroit, you have to take all of this into consideration, and, states and cities have to make sure that the average american and businesses feel comfortable that they are willing to grow within those regions. dagen: mitch i'm going to quote the great poet lovett say that is right you are not from texas, that is right you are not from texas. that is right you are not from texas. texas wants you anyway. >> when california has a top marginal income tax rate fo

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