a lot in there. >> dave carney i think, john, really summarizes where we are and he is correct.hink is not an issue that the president is particularly galvanized by or interested in or has wanted to sustain interest in and i think we have seen that play out in front of our eyes when he talks about the virus, it is often with wrong statistics. when he talks about the virus, it continues to be as if it was something done to him. so i think dave carney is right and also agree it is striking it is coming from such a close adviser to someone who has been an ally of the president. >> what i thought was interesting yesterday when he did that interview, maggie w chr with chris wallace, i don't know if they're shielding the. the from it or if he's bored by it but you saw that moment, we have the lowest -- i can't remember if it was the lowest death rate or lowest cases in the world and chris wallace had it-to-be time out we have the highest. he was like no, i've been told we have the lowest. he's like kayleigh, i thought we had the lowest. what is that? >> you hit on it. it's aides provi

but carney says a majority of farmers were left out to weigh the regulations are currently written if the sole proprietor. >>i has a 0 or negative. therefore income. they are essentially in eligible to stand up a check protection program. >>carney says that means the 86% of us farmers who identify as self employed and lost money last year due to the trade wars don't qualify for a ppp loan so he's asking congress to change the wording of who qualifies. >>this morning significantly increase the amount of soap riders soon be eligible for paycheck protection program we knew that doing something that big and that fast it was going to be perfect but we knew as emergency warning says replenishing and revising the ppp program is onk of congress's top priorities as they return to washington this week, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he hopes to pass the next coronavirus relief bill by the end of the month. in washington, i'm anna warren, a key. >>california's consumer spending is having a slower recovery than in other states and sunnyvale base linked in has just made a big announce

it's one of the most iconic movie soundtracks ever in your mara carney school for the 966 film the good the bad and the ugly. over a career spanning decades the composer found success weave he's unique style and approach. to it not this can you want to go through. i don't describe images with my music. when there's an important movie it's key that the music says what isn't said and what you cannot see. him it could have been. born in 1928 morricone started out as a trumpet player after training at a prestigious rhyme conservatory writing film music began as a way to make some money but he was soon in demand. his music for once upon a time in the west is as famous as the film itself it was just one of many collaboration suites begin the western pioneer sergio leone. the film music i write is constrained by the cinematic images their exact length like a stopwatch when it comes to interpret in the music that's a kind of prison at a concert i have more freedom can conduct faster or slower and be more independent and the audience loves that. morricone composed more than 400 schools for cinem

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annie carney, robert costa, phil rucker, thank you-all for your reporting tonight. i appreciate all of your time. >> we're following breaks news out of san diego after a fire broke out aboard a naval ship. at least 17 say lilors and four civilians were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. about 160 were on board. a loud explosion was reportedly heard before the fire started around 8:30 a.m. local time. it eventually went to three alarms with black smoke filling the port. the ship had undergone regular maintenance before the fire broke out and the cause remains under investigation. >>> when we continue, the president finally relengths to doing a photo op in a mask just as florida has the highest single-day record of new cases of any state. and now the president's inner circle is tweeting how good he looks in a mask. we have guests as states big and small see record coronavirus cases this weekend. small see record coronavirus cases this weekend er things er things than rheumatoid arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz a p

costa, national political reporter for "the washington post" and msnbc news political analyst, annie carneym the "new york times" and dr. orrin redlenner, an nbc news public health analyst. robert, what can you tell us about this possible effort by the white house to block funds that states that the cdc desperately needs right now. what's the thinking? >> there are conservatives inside of the white house, like larry kudlow, the president's top economic adviser, who are trying to hold the line at this point in negotiations and push for what the policy its yell they have long sought, a payroll tax cut. at this point it n's not clear that's going to happen. it also important to remember that at this stage the white house, president donald trump, they're not the only players. you also have leader mcconnell with many wary republicans in the senate who want to make sure they hold the line for their own priorities, they're negotiating with the treasury secretary, with the white house and with democrats. >> so, annie, there's new polling that shows americans approve less and less of the president's

governor carney, thank you very much for your time. hope you have a safe and happy holiday weekend.uth, minnesota, hit 93, broke a daily record. that was just yesterday. you know it's hot when you're getting it all the way to the northern plains. there are heat advisories from minneapolis, down to just east of dallas, shreveport. will feel like 107. that heat is in place but will spread under the jet stream, a real summer-lime pattern. why is it a big deal? we're always hot in summer. albany, for example, new york, has had already seven plus -- 90-plus-degree days, so that's the warmest start in 15 years. now let's just focus a little on these fun cities. independence, missouri, will be 88. that is for fourth of july itself. sunny,ily, home and country? and what does it take to prepare them for their future, when their service to the nation is complete? what does it take to strengthen our service members so they can be the greatest force for good in the world? it takes a force . be a force behind the forces. share a message today at force dot uso dot org. >>> more now on the life of

concerning sure he carney has been against him and recently the justice system relaunched the investigation into his case what is posing the problem is that he's been nominated to become france's top cop meaning he'll have on to his alters people who are supposed to be investigating his case. but leaving the 1000 sound one who's been accused of rape as the head of the police when the older 2 don't take complaints seriously is generally speaking kind of 2 women who are victims of rape sexual assault who police refuse to listen to. for us and for all people who are victims of rape assault there is spitting in our face really because for months for years even we've been denouncing violence that we're breaking the silence when it comes to rape souls domestic violence and we have the feeling that we're hurt but they don't care at all about what we have to say outraged over this decision protests erupted was. oh. oh oh oh oh oh despite the intensity of emotions boiling over it leaves a powerless little to offer after legal analysis the relevant service is assessed that there was no obstacle to do

by president trump it is a combustible brew and it's a pleasure to welcome matthew carney jake he is chief you're of course a correspondent for politico and his view the pandemic has trump's waterloo the main question now is not if he will lose but rather by how much. and we're very glad to have psoriasis how do you nelson on the program she is program director at k.c. r w a radio station based here in berlin partners with the american public radio and she says donald trump's performance regarding kofi at 19 may not matter because recessions lead to reelection losers. so that you use a trump is looking at certain defeat and the situation in your own home state of arizona would certainly seem to bear you out it is a western sunbelt state john mccain territory yet apparently it is now in play no longer a sure bet for the republican party so what's going on well i think people are realizing that what trump has done over the past several months just hasn't worked it's no longer a theoretical question when the local hospital is running out of intensive care beds when people you know in yo

democrats the people who are on the conservative side the republicans they're not going to vote for carney west he might attract the youthful but the youth vote has never worked and i would say probably will never turn out to be such a large influence on the election somebody in my age group of 14 over they're not going to vote for kanye was not out of any animosity towards him but looking at what will he actually be a car able to come out. though it's a common question design studio has been drawing attention for a conclusion well what can law say when it turns out there's no human involvement on this story on this short break. the world is driven by shaped by phone person or those dreaded. dares thinks. we dare to ask. anyone else seemed wrong all along just don't call. me. yet to shape out this day become educated and engage me because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. it was. it welcome back it's been announced the world famous italian film composer ennio morricone has died at the age of 91 he died in hospital in rome after suffering

mark carney wrote to television programs popular songs orchestras and over four hundred films. most nototably te nineteen s sixties spaghetti westerns off sergio leone with the fusion of music and sound effects accentuating dialogue free tension. she wasn't able to travel around the i felt the immense possibilities that cinema offered at the time and you. well the possibility to do well even bat. but are composers s who were quietly staying the car. i always try to move that of a banana. born in in nineteen eight marconi learn to play the trumpet his phone. and went on to study composition at rome's conservatory. the first right to the theater radio programs and pop artists but it was his film schools that brought him the most fame. w what came to be known as the dollars trilogy starriring clint eastwood was a worldwide success. in two thousand and seven he received an honorary oscar for lifetime achievement but he had to wait until two thousand and sixteen in two is for the cat award for one film in particular. quentin tarantino's the hateful eightht. marconi died in hospital

and other known chinese companies hard earned intellectual property including 19 research china as carney walking on its own vaccine must 2nd phase of testing has started in ruhani over 500 adults took part in the new job was deemed safe found reportedly and uses the desired immune response on tuesday u.s. secretary of state might compare was in the u.k. discussing joint actions to counter the chinese threat he praised london for its tough stance on beijing and accuse the chinese communist party of exploiting the pandemic for its own interests as well as stealing intellectual property. for just we would no longer want them to steal intellectual property denying citizens of the united states who worked hard to create something to invent something to get a better trademark in the chinese communist party directed at state owned enterprises to seal that property from americans we hope we can build out a coalition that understands this threat will work collectively to convey to the chinese communist party that in their best interest to gauge in this kind of behavior. chinese international rela

as 5 of his brothers were kidnapped by the al carney brigade approved local militia in november last year. they were punished only because they were accused of communicating with the government with the 26 children who ask me every day with their fathers are we just need to know whether they did or alive according to the international criminal court chief prosecutor the mass graves may constitute evidence of war crimes or crimes against humanity and as the search for the missing persons continues hundreds of people still remain unaccounted for. that are torn or. india's most populous state has gone back into lockdown all shops and businesses which are pradesh will be closed until monday morning apart from some essential stores it comes after the state which is home to 230000000 people reported more than 1200 new cases on thursday the country is grappling with an alarming rise in infections reporting a record daily high of more than 26 and a half 1000 new cases on thursday elizabeth purana was in new delhi which neighbors are pradesh and says the suddenness of the increase in cases is

same old tired montra you've heard it before it's trump's fault no matter what the issue but as tim carney at the washington examiner puts it it's corporate america and the liberal media against native americans why yes he's right poll after poll has shown that native americans are not offended by the name redskins when it comes to the washington redskins a 2018 washington post poll asked native americans what word do they most associate with the name redskins most shows the word proud and consistent with another way popo a washington post poll in 2016 which showed 9 of 10 native americans polled were not offended by the name and there's a 2020 poll from 2 universities which found that at bat half of native americans question were offended but folks the media has spoken because if you don't do that then all of a sudden somebody like this may president will go out there and disseminate the cause of messages that leads to a divide and i want to. emphasize again i have no problem with our policy here e.s.p.n. in terms of jimmy pataki and e.s.p.n. not wanting us to gauge in politics i am not t

i asked about that in the white house at a briefing of jay carney, right after he was named to the board. i sit isn't this at the very least a conflict of interest? or an appearance of a conflict of interest to have the vice president's son paid by this ukrainian energy company at the time when not only was the vice president dealing with foreign policy questions but he was the point person on ukraine. that was a legitimate issue that's why ias asked about all those years ago. look, i think you do have a point on a lot of the coverage is so thoroughly and totally negative you cannot distinguish between a real story and what as. relatively trivial thing is. but good reporters ask tough questions and do investigative reporting certainly candidates for president regardless of what party appears direct as you know does this leak more administrations and trying to figure out who's doing it? >> the leaks in this administration are qualitatively different than anything we have seen. there are different kinds of leaks people try to undermine other white house and there's a remarkable amount of t

before most people had any idea who he was, i asked about that in the white house at a briefing of jay carney right after he was named to the board. i said isn't this at the very least a conflict of interest? to have the vice president's son getting paid by this ukrainian energy company at the time when not only was the vice president dealing with foreign policy questions, but he was the point person on ukraine. i think that was legitimate. that is why i asked about it. i think you do have a point on a lot of the coverage, so totally negative, you cannot distinguish what a real story is and what a trivial thing is. reporters, good reporters asking tough questions and do investigative reporting on political figures, certainly candidates for president regardless of party. >> every administration has been trying to go after those who leak stories that are negative towards the president, but does this administration leak more than previous administrations? chief o f staff mark meadows is trying to figure out who is doing that. >> yes, the leaks are different than anything we have ever seen. they

in my home state, our governor jordan carney who has made good but hard decisions has stopped the opening of our economy. like several other states, maryland which shares the wonderful eastern shore beaches. new hampshire which has a wonderful summer and winter hospitality businesses up and down its state. this is a critical time of year for our seasonal businesses. to not have them fully open is putting a damper on exactly those hospitality businesses that took the hardest hits right at the beginning of this pandemic. i want to take a few minutes and talk about just a couple of the small businesses i know in delaware that have benefited from the resources made possible by this program negotiated by these great colleagues. $1.4 billion has been delivered to delaware businesses and nonprofits quickly, helping them to stay open or reopen, helping them to hire or retain workers, yet even tonight $134 billion in this program remains unspent. rather than shutting it down, we're going to make sure that there is windows of opportunity for small businesses in our states. this helps a company like

the garage will have web cams so owners can look at the carney ti anytime they want.t it drive it, lamborghini will transport the car to almost any racetrack in the world and provide a professional driver for tips. they are only making about 40 of these car, the price was not released. still, i was curious if there was even a range of the price, and it turns out it will be comparable to other limited edition lamborghinis which have been approximately $1.9 million. >> right. yes. >> so mike, a car that you can't actually drive is very on brando >> so $1.9 million, that means to out space that price. >> you know what, i will go to space. >> that's how we got reggie to come with us. awesome. lamborghini doesn't have a bathroom either, reggie. let's take a look at what is going on with our tropical storm. heaviest of the showers still battling the western side of puerto rico, it is becoming more scattered in nature on the eastern side and that is good news. but the potential is for another 10 ifshlg inches of rain and w gusting up to 80 miles per hour and so that is why y

here for our lead-off discussion, annie carney, white house reporter with the "new york times," jonathan carl, chief correspondent for abc news, but he has a book out which is why we're able to talk to him on our broadcast. it is called front row at the trump show. also back with us, dr. anne rimoin, a professor of epidemiology at ucla where she also runs the university's center for global and immigrant health, specializing in emerging infectious diseases. good evening and welcome to you all. annie karni, i'd like to begin with you. and the question is this. the new polling on this pandemic shows it closing in, maybe even to reduce it to political terms, around the president. if you want to look at us as a red and blue country, some of it is because the disease is entering what we are identifying as red states, turning them red on the covid-19 map. here is a report from the poll itself. the partisan gap in infection fears has closed somewhat in the past two months as outbreaks have moved from urban, predominantly democratic areas to a broader swath of the country including republican are

carney among a district to open for online older and chicago will do both, some online and some in person and other areas like new york have yet to decide. let's bring in our bianna golodryga. this is complicated and for many parents confusing. >> reporter: it's crunch time because some schools are set to open just a few weeks from now. you talk about cities that have changed their plans. they planned to open next month and now they have delayed that to at least october and they will be online as well. the cdc issuing the second round of guidelines is a the record now surpasses 4 million cases of coronavirus in the united states. one of the reasons we all agree. kids need to be back in school and in a perfect world that's where they should be if they can be healthy and here's the reason why the cdc says they recommend kids return to school. school closures have disrupted normal ways of life for children and parents and have had negative health consequences our our youth. the cdc is prepared to work with k-through schools to help and protect the most vulnerable. some of the guidelines they

what is carney west wing or for nothing he's not going to offer anything additional the only thing you'll do is use it to vote for democrats the people who are on the conservative side the voters they're not going to vote for kind he was he might attract the youth vote but the youth vote has never will and i would say probably will never turn out to be such a large influence on the election somebody in my age group of 14 over they're not going to vote for can you this and i'll give any animosity towards him but looking at what would he actually be a car able to corrupt. and finally while english pubs were able to open their doors for the 1st time in months last saturday one which straddles the border between england and wales has been banned from reopening customers will be able to set foot in the old hound and diamond pub just yet although its car park is in england the bar is in wales its landlord says he's frustrated that his pub isn't allowed to welcome people in calling the lockdown very financially challenging while pubs in england were allowed to open on july the 4th which was dubb

the president got bored with it, david carney, an adviser to the texas governor greg abbott, said of the pandemic. he got bored with it the failures of donald trump and his handling of the coronavirus have been on full display throughout this pandemic but we have rarely had him specifically have to answer for them until this weekend when he sat down for an interview with fox news's chris wallace >> do you regret not wearing a mask in public from the start and would you consider, will you consider, a national mandate that people need to wear masks >> no. i want people to have a certain freedom and i don't believe in that, no everybody was saying don't wear a mask all of a sudden everybody has got to wear a mask and as you know, masks cause problems too with that being said, i'm a believer in masks. i think masks are good >> but sir, testing is up 37%. >> well, that's good. >> i understand. cases are up 194%. it isn't just the testing has gone up. it's that the virus has spread the positivity rate has increased. >> many of those cases are young people that would heal in a day. they hav

prison the very tiny little years prison were used by pro half their fighters specially or namely carney or a brigade a local brigade from the city of the owner that was loyal to the world a lot really for have to be used these tiny cells inside tools toward shore and to imprison their opponents security forces here with us who was touring with us here today in this prison tell us that they did not find. at the captives only one captive what was found here and he was being tortured for $1717.00 days before they found him they also tell us that they found the blood and the could be. corpses burrowed here in the city of the area the showed us blood in some areas here and. tell us that some of those who were taken captive here inside inside this prison were transferred to eastern libya to other or notorious prisons prisons under the control of forces in eastern libya but meanwhile the i also suspect that some of those who were kept here were murdered in the mass graves that have been found in and around the city of the town as you know came that the international criminal court is looking i

carney if you're okay with that then we will hear from the doctor. >> i'm fine. go ahead. >> thank you i appreciate it. >> thank you again for your testimony today for the work that you do to help students and particularly one the student i know you have helped. i am very grateful for the governors university of showed competency rate and education, which is an education with students progress based on mastery skills instead of time spent in the classroom. it is a successful model for many students. it and lowering and building portfolios for success. can you describe what your experience, will these programs in the success of these student graduates compared to other institutions of postsecondary education. i'm particularly interested in your low income and first-generation and minority students. now how they have benefited their lives in knowing know that particular one low income first generational student that you have been a big help to pretty. >> thank you surely would at the inventor of this education but we are one of those pioneers we today have over 191

before most people had any idea who he was, i asked about that in the white house at a briefing of jay carneyr he was named to the board. i said isn't this at the very least a conflict of interest? sonave the vice president's getting paid by this ukrainian energy company at the time when not only was the vice president dealing with foreign policy questions, but he was the point person on ukraine. i think that was legitimate. that is why i asked about it. a point on ao have lot of the coverage, so totally negative, you cannot distinguish what a real story is and what a trivial thing is. reporters asking tough questions and do investigative reporting on political figures, certainly candidates for president regardless of party. host: every administration has been trying to go after those who leak stories that are negative towards the president, but does this administration leak more than previous administrations? mark meadows is trying to figure out who is doing that. aret: yes, the leaks different than anything we have ever seen. there are different kinds. there are leaks that are less importan

ends up you look at the numbers, saw tim carney put some numbers together, yes, we are still in the first setting records every day for the number of infections that we're having. doctors fear that death rates are going to go up following all of these large infections and dr. fauci, again, is doing what he's been doing from the beginning. he's been telling you the truth. and you haven't wanted to hear it. so you put up these stupid, stupid conspiracy theories on facebook. where you say he and a cabal of george soros types are making this up to make millions of dollars. and you fool people in my family and they're calling and going, is this really a conspiracy theory? is this really just something so fauci can make money? friends, people who actually voted for me, they believe the lies. they believe the stupidity. they believe the conspiracy theories. when guess what dr. fauci has been doing from the very beginning? it's very simple. and i know if you voted for donald trump and you still support donald trump, it is actually a character trait that you don't see very often from your hero, fr