bill reality and ethics and that no include to a prominent 20th century women's rights activist as caleb maupin reports. from state to state america's entire historical narrative seems to be in the process of being reworked historical figures that have long been held up with admiration are being castigated statues are being removed. the latest to join this list is feminist icon and founder of planned parenthood margaret sanger she was on the forefront of the fight for birth control and reproductive choice she established the birth control league which today is known as planned parenthood and is one of the top providers of reproductive health care in the united states well now this clinic here in manhattan is a racing her name why well in addition to fighting for women's reproductive rights margaret sanger was an advocate of eugenics birth control does not mean conscious hep-c. and indiscriminately practiced it means the release of cultivation of the better elements in our society and the gradual suppression elimination and eventual extinction of detective stalks those human weeds which t

for their ingenuity, resourcefulness, and generous spirit,=j michelle and caleb of lewistown print works recognized as being pa-12 covid-19 heroes. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker prtempore: the chair recogs regon, mr. blumenar five minutes. mr. blumenauer: thank you. it is an honor and a joy to acknowledge a quarter century relationship with our friend john lewis. the better i got to know him, the deeper my respect determina strength. people have remarked about his gentle spirit and generosity towards -- i watched countless young people be introduced to him in awe. including my own grandson. i heard leader mccarthy acknowledge being in selma with john on the 50th anniversary of that bloody sunday. it was beyond the ability of words to express watching john on that stage near where he was once almost beaten to death member of congress and then introducing the first black president of the united states, barack obama. it's heartening to hearmany who were polar opposites of john politically honor and praise his life and his service. they sincerely mourn his passing and sal

caleb, good to see you. i guess the question is you understand why people get attracted. i am looking at the s&p 500. it is almost even, flat for the year. we are in the middle of a recession. the stock market has been doing really well. young people have greater risk tolerance than the rest of us do. what is the danger of getting involved with things like robin hood? >> thanks for having me, ali. this is a tragic story. there are two words in investing and trading that really matter. it is called buyer beware. robin hood and the other online brokers do a great job bringing people on to the platform. they make their money when people trade even though robinhood gives it for free they make their money on order flow. what people don't understand is some of the products, especially options which is betting on the future direction of stocks can be very dangerous products. you can pile up a lot of leverage. you can make a lot of money but lose a lot of money very quickly. he apparently thought he did lose a lot of money. we are not sure if he did or not and that took him to ta

virginia tech star caleb farley just became the first prominent college football player to opt out of020 season. <46/ god bless> anybody can do right now. stay safe. that's the buzz. ( james ) happening today. federal agents will start leaving portland oregon. governor kate brown negotiated a plan with homeland security to withdraw the agents in phases. ( darya ) the nightly portland protests began after george floyd's death at the hands of minneapolis police two months ago. they have spiraled into violence -- after agents were brought in using tear gas and taking people away. president trump insisted president trump insisted federal troops would not leave portland until local authecured their authecured their city. u.s. citizenship and immigraiton services says it needs emergency money from congress to prevent thousands of layoffs.our washington correspondent alexandra limon reports democratic lawmakers are asking for some assurances before they approve more money. u.s. citizenship and immigration services the agency that processes applications for visas, green cards and other immigr

next up we have caleb, go ahead and introduce yourself. >> thank you dr. fauci i am caleb i am a senior in the foreign service, zooming in from washington, d.c. and my question is on the world health organization pre-the trump administration has criticized the w.h.o. and has also submitted plans to withdraw from the organization. how do you believe the w.h.o. has done in terms of a global response to the pandemic and what are your thoughts for the plan for withdrawing? >> obviously this is a complicated situation, i can tell you i've been dealing with the w.h.o. heavily, for the last 40 years, very intensively for the last 36 years since i been director of the national institute of allergy and and diseases. there in an imperfect organization, they have made mistakes, i would like to see the mistakes corrected and for them to be much more in line with the kinds of things that we need, there are very good people at the w.h.o. including the director who i know very well and i have a lot of colleagues that i interacted with over the years. i hope this kind of

you're on, caleb. >> caller: hi, how you doing, my name is caleb, i'm a student at texas southern university, a graduate student, i'm a graduate of hampton university, just had to shout that out. i was just wondering, throughout history, many scholars take sides between segregation star by custom or by law. i was just wondering what you guys'opinion was on that? >> i think that it -- i think one of the questions that these cases raise, and many of the questions that we'll see raised in landmark cases, all of the season, is the question of how does -- what role was law really play in societal change? does the society change first and then the law follows? does the law change first and society follows? and here you see congress, through the civil rights act of 1875, and through the adoption of the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments, really pushing towards a society that is really taking on racial inequality in a way that we sea major pushback against, and not just pushback in terms of political debate, but pushback in terms of violence. and so we see the kind of reaction being one of violence. >>

millions have also ended up in the bank accounts of venture capitalist celebrities and politicians caleb maupin reports. the pandemic has had a deadly effect on the u.s. economy thousands of businesses have closed their doors trump's government has launched a payment protections for ogram intended to keep the economy rolling along in these hard times sounds like a good idea but it's off to a bumpy start this $100000000000.00 doesn't even begin to touch it they said about a trillion dollar program to begin with scores of angry business owners claim they were also denied in the p.p.p. more well its intent was i think good it's it's not practical for what they do many small business owners on the losing end of the recently published lists of companies that got payments has many asking questions about who ended up on the winning side now when you think of a small business you probably think of a community hardware store or a family owned restaurant not t.g.i. friday's restaurant chain or kanye west or perhaps the burning man music festival robert deniro a hollywood actor and trump critic eve

demonstrations against the police and the us a country started to think of spike in violent crimes caleb moore but i think looking into whether there is a connection. america is getting more violent the murder rate has increased by 16 percent and it's rising this recent june there were $205.00 shootings in new york city making it the most deadly june in almost a quarter of a century other cities like chicago atlanta and philadelphia have seen a surge in violence. let him go to let him go. please let him go. please let him go add another ingredient into the mix the ongoing pandemic and people are starting to think about ditching the urban centers and moving someplace safer all of america is dangerous right now if you go after the cities where there is rule of law and holding people accountable they a safe big cities with large populations a dangerous right now because of systemic liberalism some places are taking this increase in crime very seriously the state of georgia has declared a state of emergency due to the increasing murder rate amid the black lives matter protests peaceful prote

are convinced as caleb maupin expects over 130000 americans have died from coded 19 and the number of those infected across america has surpassed 3000000 mark but that hasn't stopped us leaders from bragging claiming that the usa is the leader globally in fighting the virus i think the world is looking at us as a leader and covert 19 we showcase. 99 percent of which are totally harmless. results that no other country can show because no other country is testing that we have now the rest of the world isn't buying that one bit the us is neighbor to the north canada says they are doing a better job fighting the virus than the united states is we were able to control the virus better than many of our allies particularly including our neighbor non-essential travel between the usa and canada has been shut down since march now some people want to open up again on july 21st but most canadians say they want to keep the americans out canadian prime minister to skip his meeting with donald trump in the mexican president earlier this week the reason he gave the safety concerns of course but it lo

habits trashing the rest of the world with human rights rhetoric while ignoring their own shortcomings caleb martin r.c. new york. now after 3 years of delays and public inquiry into the tragedy felt tally. in london is finally under way the inferno at the block of flats which claimed 72 lives was initially caused by a faulty fridge however the brazen blaze quickly spread upward engulfing the entire building initial investigations discovered that the outside cladding which had recently been renovated was extremely flammable fire services at the scene roof so criticized for not ordering residents to evacuate 3 years now after the tragedy a public inquiry will question key figures involved however all members of the public have been barred from the hearing concerns the decision has angered many of the survivors and the families of the victims who insist on being part of the process. the community need to be safe however they need to be put at the heart that they really didn't have this issue and need to be put at the heart of this inquiry and it has been possible for the inquiry they've got a

trump to even the pentagon but the paper sticking to its story even if its sources are in the shadows caleb maupin reports. what makes a bombshell news story outrageous accusations unnamed sources throw rush's name into the headline and you've got all the ingredients necessary to drive us media and political elites why out the bombshell report tonight outbreak one official told n.b.c. that quote american service members died as a result of russian payments to the taliban it doesn't matter that u.s. president donald trump says that based on the other times he's seen this story is just a hoax the intelligence people didn't even many of them didn't believe it happened at all i think it's a hoax and i think it's a hoax by the newspapers and the democrats that russia has made clear that these claims are simply not true what is russia's word compared to anonymous sources lack of evidence aside democrats have pounced at the opportunity to roll out their long discredited narrative of trump russia collusion and helsinki time to put in his word over our own intelligence agencies because of putin stro

last want but that's now changing out it's having a negative impact on president trump's ratings as caleb maupin now reports. if you listen to donald trump he says that america is a ok as the country gets back to life and continues opening up i want everyone to know when every citizen know that we're using the full power of the federal government to fight the china virus and to keep our people safe we got hit with this terrible plague from china and now we're getting close to fighting our way out of it we're on the way to a tremendous victory it's going to happen and it's going to happen big our country will be greater good ever before thank you no administration in history has removed more red tape more quickly to rescue the economy and to protect the health of our people now at this point 39 us states are seeing a rise in cases furthermore according to the associated press 75 percent of the cases in the united states are in states that voted for donald trump during the 2016 elections now in arizona and texas we've seen refrigerated trucks that may soon be used as temporary morgues for t

already known to go up in summer time but it seems like the summer of 2020 is setting some records caleb oppen artsy new york. thanks to thing on the international went back in 30 minutes with the latest. you cannot be both with the yeah you like. so we were just. going with name basis with the new movie. nothing new. there of those who just came up with it if they didn't hear that oh. antarctica is a very international community. meeting yesterday and the trick we're going to have to play. with this to get the kids to keep it is this study says it. there's a push them at the extent that the business for their nuclear cooperation in antarctica is everything ok if you wish to believe it would it take 110th to do with any of the. 5 i have i would affect to go back but i decided not to take it that's why. would i get that to you that. my time's up. i know. on an hour now nicole something tom tom tom how. is it i'm getting susie it's not us. tom it's. the man you come from a mystery to these 2 teams and us some ideas come to this findings. are the readings are now. destroying. in cities thro

infections with an entire community contract in the virus after ignoring distancing advice warlick from caleb maupin. most churches and religious congregations in the united states are holding their services online rather than in person due to public health concerns the warrior creek missionary baptist church decided to go ahead and have a multi day revival of bent despite concerns we let everybody do what they felt like with social distanced most of them said with their own family if you were comfortable shaking hands you shook hands if you didn't you didn't after a few days of clapping singing and praying the church decided to call off their event one of the members of the congregation who was attending the services had tested positive for coded 19 it turned out there were 40 people who ended up infected with code 19 and 2 serious cases that were reported we were in the revival more than in the services on the way back over 30 days when we found out i got a call that one of our guys in the church has tested positive so we should then revival and by friday night i've got church members think

citing a high risk of spreading covert only then to allow black lives matter rallies to take place caleb open next today looking that at the questions being asked about the exemption that was made. as new york city works to slow the spread of coded 19 in the hopes of soon fully reopening mayor bill de blasio has banned all large public gatherings except for black lives matter protests we understand at this moment of history people are talking about the need for historic changes this is a historic moment of change we have to respect that big crowds at any protest you would think would be a perfect recipe for spreading coded 19 however mainstream media would have you believe otherwise they say the protests are not causing the spread of the coronavirus whereas trump rallies they seem to indicate do massive protests in new york city and around the country some doctors warn a spike in coronavirus cases could follow but that didn't really happen to a new study suggests that a recent black lives matter protesters have not led or the protests themselves have not led to a spike in new cases healt

organizations and food supply chains and getting food to those critical regions next this morning caleb maupin that has more on the un's dire assessment for the world's most vulnerable. one in 3 children around the world is thought to be malnourished their growth is stunted meanwhile one 3rd of children who die before the age of 5 are thought to have died from malnutrition the covert 19 pandemic and the lock downs around the world are only making this situation worse we've got the director of the world food program warning the world about the danger of potentially multiple famines of biblical proportions and or stationary we could be looking at famine and about 3 dozen countries and in fact you have these countries we already have more than $1000000.00 people per country who are all the verge of starvation the numbers are horrific $10000.00 child deaths per month that's along with half a 1000000 children developing a condition called wasting in which their limbs and bellies become disfigured due to malnutrition africa and south america are the hardest hit malnutrition is already a big p

caleb mcdaniel noted would drag on for 8 years due to a number of obstacles those obstacles that daniel told specifically a magazine or that the words lawyer stalled claiming that her failed ante bellum suit for freedom proved his innocence they also said that war is a legit crimes had occurred too far in the past a recurring argument against reparations and similar award i recall another kentucky man who looks and sounds like he just bombed an audition for the colonel in a k.f.c. ad making that exact same argument about reparations 150 years later yet despite the odds and an all white male jury henrietta wood furniture and 878 say we the jury. in the above entitled cause do find for the plaintiff and assess her damages in the premises at $2500.00 of course knowing that she asked for $20000.00 and only received $2500.00 is like asking for a drum kit and just getting the sticks or asking for frazier reunion t.v. special where the only character who shows up is the dog. reparations won't erase the atrocities of slavery and it won't fix the resulting systemic racism that black and brown pe

shot 4 of them fatally the alarming trend is also being witnessed in other cities across the country caleb maupin reports. almost every day lately new footage emerges showing violence and shootings in american cities. do you. think. ringback there was a significant cycle or straighten waiting for us to come under the bridge. on us when she's got a shot. at the next morning i'm going to put a lot. in tell me a date of his. favorite. fill in. the floor in that setting saudi have for you know that what i like the whole neighborhood know down. the data speaks for itself by one crime is spiking in chicago milwaukee los angeles and new york city recently here in new york a one year old infant was struck by a stray bullet during a family barbecue they've just brought me down and then when the doctors came out told me to do this. but i. was also. now the rise in crime comes amid a debate all across us society about the role of the police now police unions are blaming the spike in crime on unemployment the lockdown as well as the fallout of george floyd's killing and the recent police brutality pro

political rivals suspect his toughened response belies a bigger goal in his sights more of that from caleb maupin the crisis playing out across the united states seems to be drawing a fine line between law and order order being what donald trump claims he is trying to achieve with his crackdown and law being what mayors say donald trump is disregard by not listening to the message of the protestors demonstrate his for racial justice represent the best of our democratic ideals the president's unilateral deployment to federal forces betrays them and does nothing to keep us safe and i stands with our friends in portland that is more like a block party atmosphere it's not in our takeover it's not a military sprint how long do you think seattle in those few blocks looks like this . i don't know we could have a summer of love the white house continues to highlight what it's portraying as a prolonged episode of rioting and lawlessness meanwhile the protesters are refusing to throw in the towel when it comes to highlighting their issue of racial injustice. the black lives matter movement has gaine

an end to the recent killings and violence on the streets doesn't seem to be anywhere near in sight caleb martin artsy new york. it is a puck to the rafters going underground ahead in moments with option team then join me after that for all your latest midweek news headlines from moscow this is our to international. you cannot be both with yet you want. time after time say we're going underground 65 years to the day of the mine our declaration to be signed by more than 50 nobel prize winning scientists including albert einstein calling on all nations to renounce force as a final resort to save humanity since updated and signed by the world's leading scientists it now condemns human induced climate change linked to destruction of habitats and food security coming up in the show just like the taliban in the buddhist statues of the multinational mining company rio tinto annihilates 46000 year old archaeology and culture in australia and his britain turns to its down under 5 eyes alternative to while away the new revelations of the overthrow of a democratically elected leftwing government in

dropping this long standing allegation if anything it will confirm that they were right all along caleb artsy new york. still had the hollywood movie machines not playing ball and america's worst thing relations with china among our stories after the break why box office takings are trumping political pressure and the world's 2nd biggest film market. the thing is that when you have money printers in charge the act of printing all that paper money to hang around eyes themselves really fills their head with dreams of its fiat's of primacy that's the ultimate form of supremacy is i print therefore i am and if you can pull the levers of political power with their fear of money if you can acquire assets with their fear of money it gives you that god complex that we have so much of around the world and countries and big corporations and now it's all going to come crashing down. seemed wrong but all the rules just don't hold. any new world yet to shape out these days become educated and in games from it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common gro

an end to the recent killings and violence on the streets doesn't seem to be anywhere near in sight caleb mop and artsy new york i thought is the news for now but i'm sticking around hope you will too because labelled the most fertile woman enough ruka ugandan madea has an astonishing 38 children she's not yet 40 her life story is just as eye opening it's told next don't go far. you cannot be both with yet you walk. during the vietnam war u.s. forces also bomb to neighboring laos it was a secret war. and for years the american people did not know. not allow so much it is officially the most heavily bombed country per capita in the fall plus human history millions of unexploded bombs still in danger lives in this small agricultural country. and i would have to put out a kind of a template that even today kids in laos full victims of bombs dropped decades ago. is the u.s. making amends for the tragedy in laos was built to the people needed in that little land on. oz no team. no shots. actually felt. well struck no 1st. point your thirst for. a mile long is a mighty i'm not a thong the. more

officials and businesses or to me about the chinese new security law which also effects on kong is caleb maupin this special relationship between hong kong and the united states has come to an end donald trump has officially ended the preferential trade relationship that hong kong has with the united states which has enabled the city to become quite prosperous conquering will now be treated the same as male in jonah no special privileges no special economic treatment and no export of sensitive technologies in addition to that as you know we're placing massive tariffs and have placed. very large tariffs on china 1st time that's ever happened to china from said this will mean one last competitor for the united states now trump also said that officials who are quote extinguishing hong kong's freedom will be slapped with sanctions now he indicated this in the past many have suspected that sanctions would be imposed after months of protest in hong kong against the chinese government on the mainland and some of the new policies. now donald trump didn't pass up the opportunity to blame china fo

joining the pandemic of nonetheless still promise to pay millions in bonuses to their top executives caleb maupin has got that story next for you. a new white house ad campaign says that if you've lost your job or income due to the pandemic it's time to find something new and i know what you're thinking. and i've been there but you got to keep going just need the right skills find in the finish. line do you can do this you will banks have you will find. the unemployment rate in the united states is still elevated due to the pandemic roughly $18000000.00 americans are currently without a job now in united states if you lose your job you off. also lose your health insurance and that is a concern for everyone during this pandemic in 3 short months the number of adults without health insurance rose by 5400000 the largest coverage loss in american history exceeding by nearly 40 percent the greatest annual increase in the number of uninsured adults ever recorded so need to find something new consider becoming jeff bezos he's made billions during this pandemic or a lawn musk who's seen a surge in

an end to the recent killings and violence on the streets doesn't seem to be anywhere near in sight caleb mop and artsy new york. love is where we leave our broadcasting from moscow for a few hours but the news keeps rolling out the top of the hour with r.t. america ticking over the reigns. in the meantime also there in washington they watching the hawks crew are standing by they stay close for tyrrel the team next by for an hour. we go to work so you could stay home. the world is driven by a dream shaped by the person. thinks . we are here to ask. 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 russia. 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

dropping this long standing allegation if anything it will confirm that they were right all along caleb mopp and artsy new york. live from moscow this is r.t. international the news continues at the top of the hour from washington hope you'll join the team then. in the meantime more great programs that get their start in moments for naught. we go to work so you stay home. from. the from. the from. hello and welcome to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm really about as russia been meddling in u.k. politics according to a.

dropping this long standing allegation if anything it will confirm that they were right all along caleb mop and artsy new york. russian security services say they have foiled a terror attack planned for central moscow a heavily armed suspect was tracked down before being able to carry out any attack and was shot dead after opening fire on f.s.b. officers across live now to our correspondent dollar corner for the details what's known about this is spot a suspect and what he was planning while jackie federal security service agents actually found a kalashnikov assault rifle and several grenades on the terrorist after they investigated his body they've also determined that he's a native of one of the central asian republics just south of russia and also according to the f.s.b. the terrorists' brother actually had turned him in just 2 weeks prior to this event after suspicions that he had been communicating with an international cell of terrorists and his sudden disappearance. i began to suspect the 2 was keeping in touch with terrorists in syria 2 weeks ago who disappeared 2 which led to t