burke as a patient gradual reformer, thomas payne is an operator. >> exactly. burke was a wig. he was not a story in the sense he came from the reforming party having was politics but his fundamental disposition was gradual reform, reform is not revolution. it is in offered in opposition to revolution, we need to change gradually so we don't lose what we have built up, what works and we can change what doesn't work. pain had much less patience for that kind of gradual change, he said the status quo is unjust, we need to overturn it and start over. we know the principles that ought to guide a free politics so let's throw out what we've got which came from an age of aggression and start over in the right way. he was much more radical revolutionary in both of those views are contained within the american revolution, the american revolution was both a conservative and radical revolution. you concede in the declaration of independence which begins by stating some very radical principles, true principles i think but then goes on to state prudence demands you don't just overthrow gove

burke, maybe ms. barnes. smaller airports, we think we are talking kennedy, we are talking about, you know, , some of the very large airports, but we have small airports like atlantic city. what role do you see for them? are they all going to survive? how are the changes going to be different for them? because they are significantly different. especially when i think of the tourism piece because that is my area, small airports are utilized a great deal in tourism for people to get to their destination. >> this is mr. burke. thank you for the question. small airports have taken a huge hit in this crisis, and you're absolutely correct. down now, with employment 90%, that's a challenge, but the health challenge remains the same for small airports as it does for large airports. cityngers from atlantic have to be treated with the same level of care is people going to philadelphia or any other large city. the challenge is getting people back to the airport, making them feel safe. the only they will get back is if f

burke. mr. burke: mr. chairman, we have to make the american public feel safe. this disease has terrified americans. rightfully so. rep. correa: let me interrupt you and say, how do you do it with everybody having that confidence and that trust? that is what the chairman and i talked about. what are the top two or three things we have to do to make people believe they can travel again safely? mr. burke: we have to convince them that going into an airport, they will be safe. if the employees there are required to wear masks. if they are required to wear masks on airplanes. if they socially distance. we have to, as public institutions, make people feel as though the travel experience is not as terrifying as they think it is going to be. as people begin to travel again, the proof is in the pudding. the more we protect the traveling public, the better the results, the more people want to travel. that requires collaboration between the private sector, the airports, the airlines, and the regulatory industries. we have done a tremendous job with the campaign in particu

the 1st half aggression from colognes keeper led to a change from the spot for alex burke. t.-mo hole though kept his cool when it counted. palettes seemed to prevent outskirt from taking the lead florian even lesnar has missed 2 of his last 3 penalties in the but his leader in the 2nd half with less than 10 minutes left cologne brought in season striker anthony medevaced and the 32 year old made his presence felt. with this 3rd goal in his last 4 games to put the visitors ahead when he fired through the alcs burke defense but the lead would be short lived only lasting 3 minutes alberg in possession from booker's cross finds philip max who slotted it home to level the score one all. maxis 8 goal of the season a personal best. outskirt remain unbeaten in a club record 11 but as they get matches against cologne. same song saddened and the sixty's band the base by put it gets 5 grayson's we could all do with after weeks of lockdown now an art museum in germany is trying to spread a little of such owing to locks on wary visitors. and your face often has just reopened with a bri

and thomas paine, burke is a reformer and pain -- >> burke was a whig, not a torry, he came from the reforming party but his fundamental disposition was gradual reform and reform is not revolution. it almost is offer inside opposition to revolution. it says we need to change gradually so that we don't lose what we have built up, what works and we can change what doesn't work. paine had much less patience for that kind of gradual change. he said the status quo is unjest. we need to overturn it and start over. we to the in the principles that to guide a free politics so let's throw out of what we got which came from an age of oprogression and start over. pape was a much more radical revolutionary, and both of those views are contained within the american revelation, the revolution was beg acrest and a radical revolution. you can see it in the declaration of independence which begins by stating very radical principles, true principles, put then guess on to state that prudence demandow don't just overthrow governments for shallow reasons, and it goes on to list the reasons why the americ

tom mat burke argues. on the contrary it is the means by which real intentioned politicians join together as honorable come patriots. >> guest: yeah. edmund burke is very interest. one of the few people who makes a positive case for parties. there's always been a pragmatic case for parties, necessary to organize the politic but very few people have made an expressive philosophical case for parties and thomas jefferson it another and would happen forward to happeningses in difference parties but both sought what parties enable us is to do form brad -- broad coalitions. we think of parties a divisive and breaks is down but parties broadly understood have a strong incentive to form broad, not narrow, coalitions. if you're the democratic party and have to run candidates in alabama and in oregon, you have to build a pretty broad tent if. if you're the republican party and need to do the same you have to find ways to appeal to people in broad terms, in different circumstances, in different situations, and that i

i would like to know how i as a non- trump supporter but today is an older person i appreciate burke a lot more but how do i talk to people who are trump supporters to seem to be resistant to compromise and opposed to common cause unless you are on that team the partisanship has gotten way out of hand. >> i very much agree with you about this and in both parties the unwillingness to compromise is now the core problem of our political life not the fact there is a left or right or factions within left or right to like or not like but the fact they cannot see each other as conversation partners and as partners in compromise so what polarization is meant in the politics of the 21st century is the loss of the sense that ultimately to compromise the only way politics would function. >> one of those is we haven't had a sturdy majority and minority party and political scientist often use the terms the sun party and the moon party so there is a strong party it could be the democrats or the republicans and that rains for a time in a minority party but functions as a minority party and with tha

on bias that remains to be seen but in light of all this something tells me that dr burke is ruing the day he ever even entertained the thought of regulating content on a site all my name a fighting russian metal one of my greatest regrets in running the company is that we were slow in identifying the russian information operations in 2016 we were slow to identifying the type of new information operations ever since then the debate over what's moderation and what censorship has gotten more and more nuanced and guess what that's not going away the users just might. germany's chancellor angela merkel has said that europe will need to become more self-reliant if the united states continues to pursue isolationist policies we grew up in the certain knowledge that the united states wanted to be a world power should the us no wish to withdrawal from that role for its own free will we would have to reflect on that very deeply while merkel's statement comes in the wake of donald trump's decision to drastically scale down the number of u.s. troops in germany the us president accused berlin of fa

he has been in that room six weeks and nobody is coming. >> reporter: but ruth coker burks returned toor the next 13 hours. >> reporter: what made you stay with him until he passed away? >> he needed me. his mother had already abandoned him. >> reporter: nobody wanted his remains, so coker burkes says she paid for his cremation and then put his ashes in a cookie jar and brought them up to that cemetery. she thinks she ended up helping nearly hundreds with aids, mostly men, abandoned by churches and friends. >> it wasn't always love thy neighbor? >> no, it wasn't. >> reporter: after helping jimmy, what made you think, well, i'm going to help others? >> well, i didn't. they just kept coming. i couldn't turn anybody down. there was no one else to take care of them. the k.k.k. burned crosses in my yard three different times. >> reporter: really? >> yes. >> reporter: you must have felt threatened? >> no. i had a killer on my hands. i was dealing with aids. why was i going to be afraid of somebody burning a cross in my yard? >> reporter: coke coker-burkes drove patients to appointments, tryi

with this 3rd goal in his last 4 games to put the visitors ahead when he fired through the alcs burke defense but the lead would be short lived only lasting 3 minutes bergin possession from burgos cross finds phillip max who slotted it home to level the score once all. max's 8th goal of the season a personal best. out spurs remain unbeaten in a club record 11 but as they get matches against cologne. and the sixty's bands the beach boys famously put it a good 5 brace sions we could all do with some of that after weeks of lockdown now not news image or news trying to spread a little of that joy to locks on where you visited the victim was the i'm in no fix how often has just reopened with a bright and colorful us to the pub and race. an american classic from the beach boys which captured the spirit of the sixty's good vibrations is also the title of the new exhibition at the vilhelm have a museum in you know to be tougher. this song uses optimism and that is exactly what the museum hopes to reignite as the world emerges from the coronavirus pandemic. he. has become possible again we're

burk,g us now is kathleen and thank you for joining us. lead to real change and equal opportunity? talking: if you are about the united states, i think so. it is quite an amazing protest therent, not only because is much less police violence then in the 60's, for example, but because it is so all the cultural. it is not we whites against you blocks so much, it is we are all in this together. that is probably what gives people hope that this will actually be a transformational change. whether: how do we know it is -- it is varied fickle to measure. difficult it is very to measure. we need targets. is there a way to determine in six to 12 months whether we are doing better? kathleen: we will only know in 12 months, of course. the united states is different in that it is 50 different systems, and not all states are responding the same. and for the reasons that you know as well as i do. sensual -- in more centrally governed states, such as the u.k., there can be a national response because the nature of top-down power. in the united states wha

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us president wrote a post that was deemed by many to be inciting violence after the incidents occur burke said that the company would be reviewing its policies but also cautioned against new forms of moderation in general i worry that this approach has a risk of leading us to editorialize on content we don't like even if it doesn't violate our policies so i think we need to proceed very carefully and yet that's just the problem the company seems to have a new undercover report has once again revealed an anti trump left leaning bias at the company i worked as a subcontractor for facebook i was seeing them interfering on a global level in a lecture. and then i saw an exception that just targeting conservatives or favored liberals we really came to take the word from our side yes good for ourselves really is that maybe one of the select their long political ads though so now they can get more exposure to the left there is the right right but facebook obviously gets to give a 100 percent they really do fire line in conservative opinions and meddling and elections crazy right so if you come as

a man and women in total the gunman murdered 11 people including 75 year old choice my burke. it was a very difficult day of course it's the initial thought was that joyce is helping somebody instructor phone or she's not allowed to touch her you know and she got out pushing that. joyce was so good about keeping people in touch she didn't want you to worry about anything the idea that she would not have contacted us was impossible so as we didn't hear from her you couldn't you couldn't escape the idea that that happened. at the summit a kick. times reached a 5 year high in 2016 only to be eclipsed in 2017. the attacks are becoming unfortunately more deadly and grady frequents. we reached out to experts on hate groups and extremism in the u.s. we've seen a growth in in the number of white supremacist hate groups in the united states we have more of these people and more of these organizations than we did say 5 years ago we have had a political situation in which the president now president trump has mainstreamed extreme ideas and extreme thoughts in a way that i certainly didn'

brendan burke said look, i know you don't want to be director of central intelligence.to be chief of staff of the air force, when they created the air force. but they're not going to make you chief of staff of the air force just because you are handsome. you have to go and do something. these are the kind of stories that you get from, blesses heart, -- a lot of that stuff was originally classified, and the history of all the maneuver was classified as well. they were published eternally in the seat i a says. okay. questions. >> how quickly did the cia establish race relationships with others around the world. i know that mi6 was a model of the cia originally. -- oasis and the uk. or those relationships between cia and other intelligence agencies were established -- ? >> one of the great military and telegenic historians has said that the american intelligence establishment, the oss, i was the greatest covert action that the british are accomplished. remember, i said that roosevelt ran foreign policy policy -- one of the things he did, i when we entered the second world

professor hawking has been fascinating talking to you thanks for your time that's professor james burke and editor in chief of human resources to help thank you very much and now is a part of the program where you get to ask the questions as our science correspondent derrick williams. can covert 19 cause bad breath. this can be caused by a wide range of different factors from inadequate dental hygiene to to a more serious underlying condition but the w.h.o. doesn't list it as a center for covert 19 however there is an interesting connection between bad breath and the virus mouthwash sales have spiked during the pandemic which i guess was to be expected i mean plenty of people probably hope that using mouth wash is regularly will have a preventative effect even though there is currently no evidence that garbling with them protects you either that or or breathing into a mask all the time has made people hyper aware of how their own breath smells. can you catch coded 19 from drinking unfiltered tap water. there's no evidence you can get cove at 19 from drinking treated water and the risk o

facebook and it is google so no doubt about that well if you look at the response from mark sucker burke and facebook it seems to be very reactive and we've seen that before also when it came to the cambridge analytic scandal a couple of years to go so we will see how sincere mark zuckerberg really is to change things and a lot might depends how much of the pressure even increases not just in the united states but maybe also on the global market i mentioned so far $100.00 companies have joined overall as far as i know globally and facebook has about 8000000 partners because one of the. airports in new york and vienna have set up coronavirus to send his emirates office passages a 10 minute test in dubai. is offering something similar in frankfurt for those who want or need to prove they're healthy before taking off their results could be linked to individual tickets in an effort to allow travelers to avoid quarantine. a few months ago this would have seemed like a bizarre start to your holiday now it could hire old as the new normal of air travel. germany busiest airports have become the

the physicality was high between aus burke in cologne over 30 fouls occurred on the pitch midway through the 1st half aggression from colognes keeper led to a chance from the spot for outs were. t. mohan though kept his cool when it counted. pouncing to prevent outskirt from taking the lead florian need to lesnar has missed 2 of his last 3 penalties in the but his leader in the 2nd half with less than 10 minutes left cologne brought in season striker anthony medevaced and the 32 year old made his presence felt. with this 3rd goal in his last 4 games to put the visitors ahead when he fired through the alcs berg defense but the lead would be short lived only lasting 3 minutes out of bergen possession from burgos cross finds philip max who slotted it home to level the score one all. max's 8th goal of the season a personal best. hausberg remain unbeaten in a club record 11 but his they get matches against cologne. you're watching the news live from berlin d w business is up next with ben physical an extraordinary stick around could write that. what secrets lie behind small. discover new adve

in may rising heat across the arctic has led to widespread wildfires in the soccer republic where burke is located more than 275000 hectares are burning according to local authorities the heat wave is also causing permafrost or permanently frozen soil to thaw at a faster pace in late may the arctic saw one of its worst environmental disasters in decades as a huge fuel reservoir that rested on thawing permafrost sank into a lake near decision of norilsk unleashing 21000 tonnes of diesel into local rivers cleanup is still underway and environmental groups warn it could take at least 10 years for biodiversity in the area to recover. temperature records are being broken all around the world as a consequence of climate change but the arctic is warming faster than anywhere else and for the town of there. the latest record is further proof that the clock is ticking. some of the news stories from elsewhere in the world. saudi arabia says it will go ahead with the annual religious pilgrimage to mecca bought with coronavirus restrictions the had traditionally attracts roughly $2000000.00 muslims

liberty their pursuit of happiness well america that means burke people true. from coast to coast and around the world protesters have marched for floyd but also to push against the us justice system that they say too often treats black citizens without humanity many believe after decades of failed starts that the us is ready for change. lawmakers in hong kong have approved a controversial new national anthem law debate on the measure was briefly suspended after pro-democracy legislators staged a protest in the chamber china has been pushing for the bill in order to criminalize insults to its national anthem opponents see the legislation as part of a wider campaign by beijing to clamp down on human rights and hong kong this comes as china prepares to enforce a strict new security law in the territory. today is also the anniversary of china's crackdown on pro-democracy protests in beijing square in 1909 people in hong kong after additionally marked the stay a larger commemorations this year have been banned authorities say that's because of the corona virus but

very very slowly at 1st look at burke started out by defending his decisions he has his fundamental beliefthat facebook should not be the arbiter of truth that it should not decide what information users see the rather user should make up their own minds and this also goes for advertising by the way they accept political ads even if they contain misinformation you can trust that with the much smaller rival twitter now what twitter does it is moderators place flags on information that it to the either is it could incite violence or may interfere with the electoral process and it also doesn't accept any ads at all from politicians well now after a big delay mark zuckerberg has announced these new policies and they bring facebook closer in line to what twitter already does so what they're going to do is use what they call the newsworthy exception if there's a post that they think should be visible they're going to leave it up but they going to put a flag on it and direct users to other information we can have a listen now to some of what zuckerberg had to say about ok. there's no reviews were

i'm married to delores gibson liles mcflower burkely. >> she's going to be looking at. yes. >> so we live in miren county. i was in law enforcement 30 years. started with the police department for 20 years and came over as a captain and deputy chief there. i still live up in nevado. >> i did not know you had the police background in law enforcement. i was at a gym one day. they said their church would do a lot of work. reginald liles has been the liaison. he said he's a police officer. i did not know. that you've got a great reputation for that. >> i always believed in matthewr i al nsof y can keep the peace if you've got enough power, weapons, authority. a peacemaker has to listen and understand all factions and try to navigate and create a peaceful solution where everybody is affirmed ft. kethatconcept. we know there's beena lot of tension in our communities and our african- american community with police. i'm sure you had to walk the line at times. >> i'm a fierce critic. i love cops, but in the last 20 to 25 years, they walked away from their ethical positions. not

sheriff alfonzio williams from burke county, georgia. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> next, oklahoma state's football coach is promising change after players objected to his support of a far-right network that pedales conspiracy theories. >>> plus the nfl commissioner says he would be happy to have a team sign colin kaepernick. one of the prominent agents through rosenhaus will join me live. >>> and masks to protect americans yet they weren't doing it at the president's event today. this is cnn's live special coverage. you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. with nutrients to support immune health. ensure max protein. mortgage rates just dropped to near 50-year lows. one call to newday usa can save you $2,000 every year. and once you refinance, the savings are automatic. thanks to your va streamline refi benefit, at newday there's no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. activate your va benefit now. one call can save you $2000 every year.

cedra burks. everybody in the entertainment facility stand up, waiting to be an actor. artist.nt to thank a brother who has demonstrated again and again the depths of his love, his magnanimous spirit and his generosity towards those who suffer and are struggling. and he paid for this funeral. let's hear it for mr. tyler perry. tyler perry. thank you, tyler. there's nothing that none of us can say that will cause the pain of this family to vanish. but they are encouraged by our presence here today and i know that in the not too distant future, they will express their love and gratitude in a more formal manner. let us now take in notes from the life of our brother rayshard brooks. let us hear from the ministry of music and then we will come again and open the book and offer words of this ♪ ♪ it's just me and you ♪ i feel so lost ♪ because i don't know what to do ♪ ♪ now if i choose ♪ the wrong thing to do ♪ i'm so afraid ♪ afraid of disappointing you ♪ oh please talk to you ♪ and your guidance ♪ ♪ and especially today ♪ when my life is so crowded s♪ ♪ my hopes and dreams ♪ i'm fa

the people having no symptoms to some having mild symptoms, to some having severe. >> as for doctor burks coming she will now be accompanying th vice president on a tour of the three states with the worst outbreak, florida, texas, and arizona. that such a start on sunday. no word as to when this next briefing will be or if we will have to wait another to months. >> thank you very much. great job there in washington. she had been warning about just phased following basic guidelines, trying to remember the individual responsibility and watch out for others. doctor, i'm looking at what's going on, and a lot of people were violating those basic kind of guidelines here, weather wer talking about social distancing capacity in some restaurants. i'm wondering if this is in the early stages of seeing the problems that happen when you d that. >> neil, there is a lot to dissect here. specifically when were talking about arizona come up my home state. they shut down a similar time like we did in new jersey a couple of months ago. so when the doctor said that maybe they opened to soon come up my idea

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the quail fire is burk south of winters. it starts saturday afternoon.ore than 1,800 acres are burned. the fire is 40% could not tanlds. at least three structures are burns and some are homes. evacuation orders are happening. they are checking i.d.s at road blocks. >>> checking in with the weather where we have a warm-up on the way. francis? >> finally a warm-up. we can put the jackets away. it is quiet out there but check out the winds in san francisco. they're moving at 45 miles an hour. novato, 29 in hayward and here's a live shot right now as we look out toward the embarcadero. you can see the palm trees blowing, the flags blowing because of the winds. the temperatures are in the 60s. san francisco, 61. oakland, 61. san jose, 66 degrees. low 60s in pacifica. as we look across the bay, we can see the wind blowing water across the bay as well. santa rosa hanging on to 70 degrees as well as fairfield and conforward in the low 70s, and livermore down to 65 degrees. the winds will start to ease for us. a red flag warning starts tonight at 11:00 and this i

. >>> people in burkely have another reason to get outside. the city is shutting down two miles of streets as part of a healthy streets program. you can see the roads on the map, it includes 9th street to 1st avenue to dwightway and addison from sacramento to grant street. the idea sheer to give people more room to walk and bike while also keeping socially distant. >>> having the day, yosemite national park is welcoming tourists. they will open at 7:00. this is the first step of a phased reopening. visitors will need to make a reservation online. the park will only write in 1,700 vehicles a day. businesses in the nearby communities cannot wait. >> we definitely needed it, especially being in a small tourist town. we rely on tourism quite a bit. so you get in the back opened is exciting for the county. >> reporter:. >> the supervisor says the cost of the taxes per day is costing them 86,000 per day. hotels will reopen with capacity limits. >>> disneyland is reopening, 65 years cues me to the day after the park opened for the very first time. th

supporters have answer to is called surrounding the presidential palace asking for president brian burke arcade to step down says that he is no longer legitimate and has lost control of mali and its borders this is a warning to our leadership if you are seeing such protest it's because nothing is working it's the existence of mali as we know it that is under threat. meanwhile on friday the french said they had killed the leader of the al qaida in the stomach my bread. and his right hand man 2 feet shy and they've also handed the chief recruiter for the some extent in the greater sorrow mohamad bazzi this bite with the frenchies as victories the state have yet to control most of its territories in the north and in central mali. on tuesday made several announcements to try to appease to protest against him he says that teachers have been on strike for 7 months will get a 20 percent pay raise he's willing to dissolve the newly elected national assembly and the constitutional court and is calling for a national unity government despite all of this it seems the depot will go ahead with this p

who meaning come almost a mother who got a i'm sorry to see what mothers have to bury the black son burke and that's just it isn't as is his plan is i could put it i don't want to see people getting killed and miss where you griego i don't need to see people getting killed and brushes. don't want to steal your children for those. primaries based on all drugs. you know people who didn't kill the anything. 95 percent of the crimes. or least 85 is. the crowd is drug related. you know we're a weirdo right now currently we're the number one. murder capital in united states we also number one in her way addiction here. why because we have the port which is right there we're willing to the edge of the east coast so a lot of things come through the ports just the way kids get involved with drugs growing up and in a city soon as you step outside your door. being go you're right there. actually some i may add when you step outside your door scuse me do you know where i can just a wee from scuse me you know that's a don't. mean you know got some coke or scuse me you know got some pills. right now in

it was a very good weapon and there was no comparison between it and the north korean burke gun, as theyalled. >> pretty much respect for that b.a.r. of ours. >> they really did. they were scared of it. >> when you're moving ahead for a long time, you get to know them pretty well. >> yes, you do. you eat with them, sleep with them, and every once in a while one of them gets shot and you feel bad. you get to know them really well. my platoon sergeant was an old soldier. he's the type of man who really knows his business. i owe a lot of credit to him for helping me in the platoon. we had younger men. squad leaders, freddy, smoky, and those boys you get to know them well. around the pusan perimeter before we broke out because of the fact that we were shifting around an awful lot, it was very hard to try and size up your men. but regardless of this fact, i believe that we did fairly good. and i got a good chance to more or less size up my men. we were moving around quite a bit at that time though. >> well, tom, it was men like you and men of your platoon that held back the enemy in the pusan

society but it's crumbling protective family structures are disintegrating the number of those living in burke areas circumstances climbing uki day is living proof poverty and homelessness may often be hidden here but they're very real nonetheless and the virus has exposed them lights about and i think that's why i hear of people who fall through the net they'll keep asking us and i mean this was when i was thrown out of the internet cafe i thought briefly about sleeping on the street. it's a good thing i heard about the government help center. and the name you can means courage today he's decided to join a queue beneath tokyo city hall where free food is on offer he doesn't normally come here but he's in me before the pandemic the service was offered twice a month now it's every saturday before there were 80 people indeed today it's nearly 180000 that about it. then at the moment that many of them are people who lived in internet cafes and are now homeless. people who were just getting by before but are now unemployed and only have a few 100 yen to their name. yuki each day is hungry today's

the game should have ended a droll the difference came down to one moment where the gold revolves burke and he lost the ball when we weren't pressing and didn't win it back like we did a lot of other times he shuts down later. rice smiles but a 9 eleventh's home defeat of the season tells its own story better braman are on the brink. both spurred on the other hand are well set for europe a target bremen had at the start of the campaign instead they face 4 of the most important games they'll ever play as they bid to escape the drop hole felt still has hope but it's fading fast results please. how much they fancy they were again until wins for the one teams in the $45.00 games that have taken place since the restart and the 10 teams have managed to win at home it seems as though there's no mohammed vantage to speak of without the fans but there was something special about this match day. it was a match day of superdelegates a much dave super heroes you could say fire and robert leventhal ski recorded a new personal best with his 44th gold a season of false all competitions. like 17 and 34

they were not actively looking for someone for that scene for my for my role i was just performing at burke and ones and i think one friend of hers was there he saw performance and he liked it and he showed this to mike he was the director of the serious open other dogs and they just reached out. to. the shooting off of the series itself it was super nice it was very hot it was the hottest day i think in the summer we were inside a club with no fans with no air conditioning with nothing but it helped to create a proper club atmosphere and by everyone is waiting there for real that was not makeup. it was a lot of fun it was like performing for 11 hours. catnaps music is heard in a number of scenes throughout the series on the track during the main love scene was a piece titled funder. after the streaming. one orthodox this song was the most searched track on the actual sam. you. i think that this song was used very well in this scene it made some people cry and that's what i want to make people cry and a good way. so i think it. never before one of my songs was used in a more appropriate way

dan burke is a vaccine researcher in boston. since january he has worked long hours to try and develop a vaccine to stop the spread of the outbreak. he has led ground baking work on hiv and sea. is a development for the covid- 19 vaccine is proceeding at a set is far faster than any vaccine the that has been developed in history. >> are you concerned you are moving too fast? >> the goal is not to roseatientsafea vaccine ultimately must be safe. if it is going to be will start as early as august. is so closer, he hopes to ending the pandemic. >>> happening today, round two of a special board of supervisors hearing over reopening santa clara county. talks about rebuilding the economy and opening up without causing a second wave of infections are expected. it also will start at 9:30 am. milpitas rolled out guidelines that will allow temporary outdoor dining. the rules, dining areas can be at the front or side of a restaurant. use the parking spaces acbe pvided esm ople alwetabl that offer semubmit an ication tothty plning departmen

they happened between hesherman and burk view drive. no damage reported and no injuries so far. >>> fires not what we want to see on a windy day like today. parts of the bay area are under a red flag warning until later tonight. our meteorologist is with us to tell us more about what we can expect with the wind. >> yeah, wind and humidity really a driving factor for the fire danger we are seeing today and at the top of the list in terms of the driest and warmest temperatures we are seeing right now, that is in the north bay, that is where the red flag warning will continue until about 8:00 tonight. you may have noticed no matter where you were, it's warm and dry inland. notice the humidity numbers from santa rosa in to fairfield. some of the driest conditions and yeah, wind is a factor, wind speeds 15-30 miles per hour on top of a drought parched bay area northern california. this was a lot different than the same time last year. it's the reason we are seeing an earlier start to this year's fire season, it's abnormally dry throughout th

it will be 12:00 noon and it will be at the burke lake park and -- listen to the word that were made for the peace dove which is actually but to come. having trouble with its wings. made out of recycled sheet. ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ it's a dream and it's a vision ♪ ♪ it's a prayer that we ♪ may see ♪ when every person ♪ every creature ♪ will be treated ♪ with dignity ♪ when every war ♪ will be a memory ♪ we never shall repeat ♪ our time has come ♪ and we have ♪ begun to circle the world ♪ what if we could circle the world ♪ ♪ flying peace dove ♪ beneath the sun ♪ giant 23rd. >>> wings of fabric ♪ ♪ that are hand made by everyone ♪ ♪ opposite a year ♪ we circle the world ♪ saying ♪ ain't it time to -- ♪ our time has come ♪ and we have begun to ♪ to circle the world >> thank you, thank you, thank you. these are our peace dove bearers. [applause] >> our roots and chutes university coordinator will be here on september 10th talking about roots and chutes, telling you more about the peace day, but this only takes the hours to make so any of you come and join in at wherever i said, burke lake