the following question is for maryellen carroll. if the city opens respite sites how will they mitigate the risk of covid at those sites? >> we will follow all the social distancing guidelines that already exist. we will see an additional health screen for anyone coming in many other jurisdictions having high levels of temperatures have been doing this and we have a plan and feel we can do it safely should we need to. >> thank you very much. it seems there are no further questions at this time and this will conclude today's press conference. thank you, everybody, for your time and please stay safe.

the following question is for maryellen carroll.ns respite sites how will they mitigate the risk of covid at those sites? >> we will follow all the social distancing guidelines that already exist. we will see an additional health screen for anyone coming in many other jurisdictions having high levels of temperatures have been doing this and we have a plan and feel we can do it safely should we need to. >> thank you very much. it seems there are no further questions at this time and this will conclude today's press conference. thank you, everybody, for your time and please stay safe.

the following question is for maryellen carroll.pens respite sites how will they mitigate the risk of covid at those sites? >> we will follow all the social distancing guidelines that already exist. we will see an additional health screen for anyone coming in many other jurisdictions having high levels of temperatures have been doing this and we have a plan and feel we can do it safely should we need to. >> thank you very much. it seems there are no further questions at this time and this will conclude today's press conference. thank you, everybody, for your time and please stay safe. 1-888-273-3658 >> i'd like to call the order of the public utilities commission. it's tuesday july 28, 2020. roll call, please. [roll call]

i think it's going to be even a more quieter winter. >> reporter: jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> andreport. >>> coming up next, re-opening the entire country largely rests on the quest for a vaccine. but is president trump putting pressure on the process in order to score political points? >>> plus, how president trump renewed his crazy claim of a rigged election as he kicked off the republican national convention today. that's next. so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 8 million dogs. nice. and...the talking dog thing? is it bothering you? no...itching like a dog is bothering me. until dogs can speak for themselves, you have to. when allergic itch is a problem, ask for apoquel. apoquel is for the control of itch associated with allergic dermatitis and the control of atopic dermatitis in dogs. do not use apoquel in dogs less than 12 months old or those with seri

head coach of the seattle seahawks, pete carroll an all new "closer look.ring the 8g band with fred armisen and now seth meyers. >> seth: welcome to "late night" everyone i hope you all had a good weekend, and i really hope that was the weekend. there is just no way to know let's get to the news. president trump announced yesterday he will not be able to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at a new york yankees game next month because of his, quote, "strong focus on the china virus, including scheduled meetings on vaccines, our economy and much else. he then ran the tweet by his proofreader, brett favre "looks good! let's hit the back nine. president trump mocked joe biden on twitter yesterday after the former vice president mistakenly referred to arizona as a city, when everyone knows it's two cities everything else is rest stops. that joke was written by arizona's own alex bays. president trump toured an innovation center in north carolina today said employees, "sir, we have so much more to show you than the door." "this is incredible. it opens like ma -

the building is one of the stumbles landmarks and manager john carroll proudly shows me how beautiful it is. the hotel was billed 130 years ago for the passengers of the legendary orient express today guests are staying in rooms once graced by temporist presidents and movie stars. or agatha christie who wrote crime novels here. at the moment though most of the $115.00 rooms disinfected and abandoned. 2001000 was a very successful year for purple i thought. it was the changing between 7 the person to a 95 per cent about the at the start of 2000 the. rise of the epidemic pandemic. first. person to person 0 the coronavirus tries is even brought hardship to the pair a palace a historic institution known the world over and just like this iconic hotel scores of businesses all across turkey are suffering from the slump in tourism brought on by the pin down like the situation has been particularly dramatic on the television riviera and tell us the long beach is almost deserted for months most hotels closed . since early august holiday makers have been returning mainly from russia because the

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >>> wanted in hong kong, but live ago broad.ust ahead, how a city is using its controversial new security law to crack down on pro-democracy activists who don't even live there. >>> and a warning from baseball's commissioner. teams are told to start handling the covid crisis better. or it could be game over for the season. enough, crohn's. for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stelara® can provide relief, and is the only approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on that flight? back off, uc. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had cancer, or if you need a vaccine. rpls, a rare, potentially fatal brain condition, may be possible. some serious allergic reactions and lung inflammation can occur. lasting remission can start with stelara®. if you've been financially impacted by cov

the following question is for maryellen carroll.e city opens respite sites how will they mitigate the risk of covid at those sites? >> we will follow all the social distancing guidelines that already exist. we will see an additional health screen for anyone coming in many other jurisdictions having high levels of temperatures have been doing this and we have a plan and feel we can do it safely should we need to. >> thank you very much. it seems there are no further questions at this time and this will conclude today's press conference. thank you, everybody, for your time and please stay safe. >> 7 and a half million renovation is part of the clean and safe neighbor's park fund which was on the ballot four years ago and look at how that public investment has transformed our neighborhood. >> the playground is unique in that it serves a number of age groups, unlike many of the other properties, it serves small children with the children's play grounds and clubhouses that has basketball courts, it has an outdoor soccer field and so ther

the following question is for maryellen carroll.the city opens respite sites how will they mitigate the risk of covid at those sites? >> we will follow all the social distancing guidelines that already exist. we will see an additional health screen for anyone coming in many other jurisdictions having high levels of temperatures have been doing this and we have a plan and feel we can do it safely should we need to. >> thank you very much. it seems there are no further questions at this time and this will conclude today's press conference. thank you, everybody, for your time and please stay safe.

carroll: how about these ceiling tiles? lemonis: you could replace these with metal tiles.get the tin put in there, the metal tin mains. lemonis: that would look nice. while construction's going on up front, the retail store will be closed. but i want them to continue in the kitchen developing new products. so what i want you to do is develop another 12 products. can you do something with ouzo? -petros: yeah. so this is gonna go into the mediterranean flavor profile. lemonis: okay, what else do you have? what other ideas? -george: chai. -lemonis: chai? -george: yeah. -lemonis: okay, what else? -george: curry. lemonis: curry? you like that idea? -mm-hmm. -okay. we have to broaden our menu so that we can broaden our customer base. ♪ good morning. -zoe: good morning. -petros: good morning. -lemonis: how are you? zoe: good. how are you? lemonis: i asked zoe and petros to meet me in my office in los angeles. in that office is a company i invested in about a year ago called flex watches. over the last year, these guys have proved themselves to be masters at marketing and branding

cnn's jason carroll is live for us in louisville.ling this event breonna-con. who's behind the event? what do they hope to accomplish? >> reporter: well, there are a couple hundred demonstrators that started at a park not close to where we are, about a mile away, marched through the streets of louisville to a police training station, jake. then stopped in front of churchill downs, home of the kentucky derby and staged a sit-in. so far, no arrests. in terms of what they're trying to accomplish out here, i'm sure you've heard this before, they want to keep the attention on the three officers involved in breonna taylor's shooting. when i spoke to breonna taylor's mother she said that she's continuously inspired by demonstrations like this. seeing people come out, expressing their point of view. now, these demonstrators say the organizers tell me that they want this to be a peaceful demonstration. nonviole nonviolent. but they didn't want to mistake peaceful for being quiet. and they didn't want to mistake peaceful for acts of disobedien

the following question is for maryellen carroll. if the city opens respite sites how will they mitigate the risk of covid at those sites? >> we will follow all the social distancing guidelines that already exist. we will see an additional health screen for anyone coming in many other jurisdictions having high levels of temperatures have been doing this and we have a plan and feel we can do it safely should we need to. >> thank you very much. it seems there are no further questions at this time and this will conclude today's press conference. thank you, everybody, for your time and please stay safe. >> it is now 1:01 p.m. this is the regular meet offing of the commission on community investment and infrastructure for tuesday, august 18th, 2020. i would like to welcome the members of the public who are streaming or listening to us live, as well as to the staff participating in today's meeting. following the guidelines set forth, the members of the commission are meeting remotely to ensure the safety of everyone including members of th

. >>> more on how this is actually playing out on the front lines, we're joined by kimberly carroll. she works in waterloo, iowa. thanks for being with us. we heard from the postmaster general, there's no intention to bring back any mail sorting machines that have been removed. they're not needed. is that how you see it? are they needed? >> it's disappointing that the male processing equipment we have been using until the moment it was removed is suddenly no longer necessary. no, we don't see it, i guess i see this as possibly more of his actions speaking louder than his words. >> why -- what have you actually seen were machines removed from the area where you work? and if so, why? >> well, we did lose a machine, and we were told that it was part of the cost saving measure, it was part of becoming more efficient. the end result, though, was that we're not able to get all the mail processed. we were seeing mail being left behind. that was also part of what the postmaster general said was acceptable. and for a postal employee, that is not acceptable. every piece delivered every day, yo

>> jason carroll, reporting from new york, thank you very much. let's bring in our chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta. sanjay, as you heard, and as you know, a new projection from the university of washington's ihme model now forecasts 317,000 american deaths by december 1st. they say, though, that 67,000 americans could be saved if 95% of the american public simply wore masks. but at the white house last night, we saw a big crowd for the president's republican national convention speech. a few people wearing masks. we also saw a very large crowd gathered here in washington, the march on washington today. a lot of people were wearing masks today, but not everyone. and people were jammed in close together. how concerning is that to you? >> well, those are both very concerning scenarios, wolf. the virus doesn't care, right? the virus is the virus. it's just trying to find willing hosts, so in the middle of a pandemic, i think anytime you aggregate people together, it's a problem in terms of the virus being able to spread. as you point out

of bondi of pierce and her husband john carroll have been fighting the military through the courts for 10 years are going to dilute the but they are it'll still be a lot of years of that but. they are just. a vision of the past francesco pyrrhus did his national service attire larger in the late ninety's he took part in military exercises and his parents say he was ordered to pick up all shelters with his bare hands. a few years later at the age of 27 he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. his parents blame the armed forces when i say fuck without throw in no matter what i meant. about the truth ok. sort of a general of. miley. with the book a lot of the food that. this is the rubbish junk carlos's built up in his son's liver. there particles so small they can quickly pass through your lungs and into your body. biomedical engineer anthony a to get it analyzed francesco's liver tissue. she found nano particles of 7 different metals in the juma including crimea. tungsten and titanium. there's no metals industry around but these are all used by the arms industry. dr gassy believes franc

>>cnn's jason carroll has this roundup of the latest coronavirus news. >>a grim prediction about the toll coronavirus could take on americans more than 317,000 people in the united states are projected to die from covid-19 by december 1st according to a university of washington model previously cited by the white house that marks an increase of about 8,000 deaths from the previous estimate, just one week ago. this afternoon, the department of health and human services echoing the president's promise to have a vaccine by the end of the year but getting it to the masses is the challenge. >>we're dealing with a very very complex. logistical past when it comes to. vaccine distribution and here is why we don't know exactly how many doses we're going to have we don't at what kinds we're going to have those doses as we approach the end of the year. and we don't know yet in which some subpopulations vaccines are going to be efficacious. >>in the midwest coronavirus cases continue to increase this week surges in the dakotas, minnesota and iowa. the governor there

that is stephen carroll. to hong kong where 16 people were arrested, linked to antigovernment protests last year. it is the latest move in a growing crackdown on activists in hong kong. the repression being felt across large parts of life. notably in the art world. many artists are fearing their work may violate national security laws that forbid subversion against government of mainland china. >> freedom of expression on the guillotine. for illustrator auto, it is an apt metetaphor. >> [speaking foreign language] citity's creaeative community is in the midst of an existential crisis amid an atmosphere of repression. allowly 2019 a bill to the extradition of criminal suspects sparked massive s stret protests. the bill was withdrawn, but beijing responded with a new national security law that makes subversion and secesessionism punishable by life in prison. hong kong's initial pro-government says the law does not affect artistic freedoms. artists say they don't know where that redline is. >> [speaking foreign

the following question is for maryellen carroll. if the city opens respite sites how will they mitigate the risk of covid at those sites? >> we will follow all the social distancing guidelines that already exist. we will see an additional health screen for anyone coming in many other jurisdictions having high levels of temperatures have been doing this and we have a plan and feel we can do it safely should we need to. >> thank you very much. it seems there are no further questions at this time and this will conclude today's press conference. thank you, everybody, for your time and please stay safe. >> everything is done in-house. i think it is done. i have always been passionate about gelato. every single slaver has its own recipe. we have our own -- we move on from there. so you have every time a unique experience because that slaver is the flavored we want to make. union street is unique because of the neighbors and the location itself. the people that live around here i love to see when the street is full of people. it is a littl

. >> it's currently just, in moth balls here >> reporter: kimberly carroll is president of the yeah postal workers union. >> it's changed our our customers are receiving the mail we're seeing significant delay in the mail. >> reporter: in portland, oregon a postal employee says these sorting machines were in working condition before being decommissioned in the past two weeks these images have not been independently verified by nbc news in grand rapids, michigan, a disassembled machine today found sitting in a post office parking lot, reached for response the postal service had no comment beyond tuesday's announcement from postmaster general louis dejoy, who suspended until after the election his cost-cutting measures and policy changes blamed for delivery delays and service slowdowns. in the announcement dejoy said mail processing equipment and blue collection boxes will remain where they are house speaker nancy pelosi in a statement today says she spoke with the postmaster general this morning, and that he frankly admitted that he had no intention of replacing the sorting machines and in

and people who care about this issue should know kimberly carroll's name.f the iowa postal workers union. she was the first person to raise red flags about this. we also obtained images from a postal facility in portland, oregon. a postal employee there tells us that machine there wrapped in caution tape was in good working condition and was removed within the last two weeks. and machines plural because it's not just one. and heather walker at our nbc affiliate in grand rapids, michigan, she also found evidence of a dismantled machine in a parking lot, probably going to be sold for scrap metal right there. what's interesting about this is house speaker nancy pelosi had a conversation with louis dejoy and in a statement from the house speaker she says that dejoy frankly admitted he had no intention of replacing the sorting machines, blue mail boxes and other key mail infrastructure that had been removed and plans for adequate overtime which is critical for the timely delivery of mail are not in the works. steph ? >> the question we hope every senator asks to

carroll said, asked her to explain. she explained that sorting machines were being removed at her own facility in waterloo and at postal facilities across iowa. and she made it clear that this was not about trying to help save money, this was not growing to save money. "i don't see this as a cost-saving measure. i see this as a way to undermine the public confidence in the mail service." well, joining us now is kimberly karol, president of the iowa postal workers union and a postal clerk in waterloo, iowa. ms. karol, thanks for your work at the postal service, your work in the union, and thanks for helping alert the country that this was going on. we didn't know before you said it. >> well, i appreciate that you have taken up the story and made the public aware of what's happening. so thank you. >> well, you know, it would be a lot easier for us to report on these sort of major and consequential changes at the post office if they were announcing that they were doing these things. major policy changes at the post office,

we'll have more from jennifer carroll and the local prosecutor whom many credit for keeping this case alive and why they stay we may never know all of the crimes committed by killer. in sacramento, thom jensen nbc bay area news. >> does give you pause. >> we are back in a moment. all in one place, right on your tv. the xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat, standing and score. follow the teams you love. and, even get notifications with breaking news alerts and more. so you'll never miss an update. with the xfinity sports zone everybody wins. now that's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store for details. >>> our social media accounts have been flooded with viewer pictures and videos, we're all just really seeing andthat. >> is that a coyote? >> yeah, that's a coyote, just trying to relax and get fresh air anywhere. you see all the thick smoke with the bridge in the background. to a bright red.ou see the hue do you have a picture you'd like to share? you can e-mail it to i see it at nbcbayarea.com. >> we'll send it over to lester holt, but we'll be back w

. >> i've met pete carroll a couple of times.tion, what is going on with his hands? what happened? >> have you seen his fingers before? he's got dinosaur fingers. i don't know what's going on over there. they're all crossed up. >> he looks like a gargoyle in a church. >> that's a great example. >> is the medical term super [ bleep ] up? [ laughter ] russell, i know training camp starts in a week, right? >> something like that. >> are you going to go? i'll go if you go. >> if you're there, i'll be there. you know. it's been kind of crazy with the nfl season coming up, and the nba, what those guys have gone through and everything else. it's been an interesting time for sure. i hope that, you know, i hope we can figure it out. >> you think a helmet with a mask will work? >> that will be crazy if we have to do that. i've been practicing with it every day so i can get used to it if we have to. we're already out there. so maybe it's a little bit late for that. >> yeah. >> so we can't take this time for granted. health and safety, it's

. >> jennifer carroll's stepmother and father were bludgeoned by d'angelo in 1980. >> until a man as despicable and frankly worthless joseph d'angelo doors what nearly every other criminal must endure, there is no justice. for me, there is no peace. >> drew spoke on behalf of his sister-in-law who was bludgeoned in her sleep in her home in irvine in 1981. >> she was nothing more to this convict and when were kill, when were victory, one more trophy. >> the man who spoke has worked as a police officer, real one, unlike d'angelo who was once a cup and used his career to commit crimes. >>> developing news out of vallejo where police are investigating a shooting that killed two people. officers were called to trinity and louisiana at about 7:30 today. they found a man and woman suffering from at least one gunshot wound and they were both pronounced dead at the scene. a toddler was also hit by gunfire and was taken to the hospital. the child's condition is not known at this time.>>> a high school marching band in fremont was dealt a blow after thieves made off with their storage trailer t

to talk more about that, let's bring in our business editor stephen carroll.hat were business leadeders interested in the most? stephen: it was a press conference talking mullen -- mainly about public health measures that have an impact on business. on the issue of masks, there is a particular area of interest for business leaders, and that comingrule and there's into effect next to say that people have to wear masks in workplaces all over france. had called for there to be flexibility in those rules not something -- currently been consulted on by france's public health committee. they are due to report by friday. the prime minister said for the moment, the rule will remain -- everyone at work and in places shared with people will have to wear masks. only those that will get individual offices will have an exception to the rule. the health committee comes up with suggestions on how to make a rule more flexible, they will take that into account. maintain the rule around masks. think about mechanics and people working in industrial areas -- .here could be diffic

the following question is for maryellen carroll. if the city opens respite sites how will they mitigate the risk of covid at those sites? >> we will follow all the social distancing guidelines that already exist. we will see an additional health screen for anyone coming in many other jurisdictions having high levels of temperatures have been doing this and we have a plan and feel we can do it safely should we need to. >> thank you very much. it seems there are no further questions at this time and this will conclude today's press conference. thank you, everybody, for your time and please stay safe. >> hi. i'm chris mathers with channel 19, and you're watching coping with covid-19. today, i'm going to be talking about exercising during the pandemic. first, i'm going to tell you what i've been doing, and then i'm going to be checking in with some friends and family. i've been riding my bike. all i take is a pair of gloves and a mask if i come into contact with anyone. i try to ride my bike during the time i'm sheltering in place. i tr

o'clock for everybody else that wants to get together as one of the original investigators it was carroll's job to stay connected with those part of the case, but it quickly became a calling want to be there i want to listen and and basically that's been kind of my role just to be there and to listen. >>and to say it's ok to feel the way you're feeling and you know we're going to get past this and now 4 and a half decades after de angelo began his trail of terror. his survivors are looking evil in the eye at his sentencing hearing and right next to them is their constant carol daly lending her support even in retirement one of the survivors even asking her to deliver a victim impact statement on their behalf it has just been different than any other case. >>i can't just say ok he's been identified you're on your own. now they need to support more than ever and knowing. >>so many of them. i couldn't think of being in any other place carol now 79 spent half her life watching these women transform from traumatized to tough she's drawn inspiration from their strength and courage and now she say

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a peace deal with russia the states never signed an agreement due to a continued dispute over the carroll island unprecedented storms in pakistan's biggest city of karachi has left at least 19 people dead as come after the highest daily rainfall ever was recorded on thursday roads have been flooded stores forced to close and homes left without power in the storm and several people have reportedly been killed in a motorcycle bombing in the syrian city of ras are in need the border with turkey a number of those injured are said to be in a critical condition the explosion left buildings and vehicles badly damaged. finally with flights grounded and borders closed to the global pandemic has left thousands of people stranded all over the world but 2 japanese honeymooners say it has resulted in the best days of their lives. we did expect some media attention as a japanese couple stranded in cape verde but never did we dream of becoming cape verde olympic ambassadors. never invited by get verdi's an impact committee to watch the tokyo games and they offered us 3 or even 4 tickets because we might

there is however room for people at the santa cruz county fairgrounds in watsonville hess carroll high school in san mateo county is also being used as a shelter, reporting live from scotts valley and maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>thank you maureen our coverage continues always said kron 4 dot com where you can find a complete list of evacuation orders and warnings you can also track the wildfires on an interactive map and find out about alerts were guarding weather but not in your neighborhood all that and more is the kron 4 dot com and coming up after the break with hundreds of homes going up in flames throughout the state. how organizations like the american red cross are stepping up now to assist families. we have nowhere else want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. >>earlier we touched on the fires in the santa cruz mountains as well as in the

that crashed have been found the plane skidded off the runway while landing in the southern state of carroll on friday 18 people were killed it was carrying indian citizens who had been stranded in dubai because of the krona virus pandemic more than 100 have been injured a u.s. intelligence official has warned that china russia and iran will try to interfere in the upcoming presidential election the head of the current intelligence agency says all 3 countries are using online disinform ation and other tactics to influence u.s. voters and create disorder cause you follow those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com and back with more news in half an hour but next it's inside story do stay with us. in russia. in. 53. and. one when he investigated on al-jazeera. the saudi crown prince a lawsuit and an alleged murder plot now made been so money is being sued in the u.s. accused of another attempt to kill a dissident group so should saudi activists in exile be worried they risk the same fate as jamal khashoggi there isn't so story. hello and welcome to the program imran khan a man with clos

the building is one of the stumbles landmarks and manager john carroll proudly shows me how beautiful it is. the hotel was billed 130 years ago for the passengers of the legendary orient express today guests are staying in rooms once graced by emperor as presidents and movie stars. or agatha christie who wrote crime novels here. at the moment so most of the $115.00 rooms of disinfected and offend and. $21000.00 was a very successful year for. changing the person to a 95 per cent at the start of 2000. first run. around the person 10 percent to 0 the coronavirus crisis has even brought hardship to the pair a palace a historic institution known the world over and just like this iconic hotel scores of businesses all across turkey are suffering from the slump in tourism brought on by the pain demick the situation has been particularly dramatic on the tank usually riviera and tell us the long beach is almost deserted for months most hotels closed . since early august from holiday makers have been returning mainly from russia because the government there is allowing flights to techie again.

let's talk to carroll. carroll, you andi let's talk to carroll. said to someone james bond marathon. and you said to someone it is four months to christmas. be quiet in the future about things like that! for men's, goodness me, where has this year gone? today, we have mild weather on notecards. storm francis move the today bringing strong winds and some of us have got heavy rain, disruption is quite likely. to give you an idea of the recent gusts of wind, 57 miles an hour, plymouth, 55, the isle of man, 3a, northern ireland, 38 and of course 38 in wales. no pressure. look at the isobars and the weather fence. they have been bringing in nervous moments of the course of the night and nervous moments of the course of the nightand again, nervous moments of the course of the night and again, rainfall totals really mounting up, particularly so at the moment in wales. if you add in the strength of the wind, it's a nasty combination if you are travelling, take it easy today. some huge puddles, not of surface water and spray, and the risk of localised floo

that crashed have been found the plane skidded off the runway while landing in the southern state of carrolln friday 18 people were killed it was carrying indian citizens who had been stranded in dubai because of the krona virus pandemic more than 100 have been injured a u.s. intelligence official has warned that china russia and iran will try to interfere in the upcoming presidential election the head of the current intelligence agency says all 3 countries are using online disinform ation and other tactics to influence u.s. voters and create disorder cause you follow those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com and back with more news in half an hour but next it's inside story do stay with us. in russia mixed martial arts didn't just pull it. if you bring the fame. and power collection one when he did best take on al-jazeera. the saudi crown prince a lawsuit and an alleged murder plot now haven't been sold money is being sued in the u.s. accused of another attempt to kill a dissident a group so should saudi activists in exile be worried they risk the same fate as jamal khashoggi there

and then, as a student at georgetown, i heard that call clarified by a professor named carroll quigleyo said to us that america was the greatest nation in the history of the world because our people have always believed in two things -- that tomorrow can be better than today, and that every one of us has a personal, moral responsibility to make it so. [applause] and that kind of future entered my life the night our daughter chelsea was born. -- the night our daughter, chelsea, was born. as i stood in that delivery room, i was overcome with the thought that god had given me a blessing my own father never knew -- the chance to hold my child in my arms. somewhere, at this very moment, a child is being born in america. let it be our cause to give that child a happy home, a healthy family, and a hopeful future. let it be our cause to see that that child has a chance to live to the fullest of her god-given abilities. -- her god-given capacities. let it be our cause to see that child grow up strong and secure, braced by her challenges, but never struggling alone. with family and friends and a

have been recovered from the aircraft skidded off the runway as it landed in the southern states of carroll on friday 18 people were killed. a u.s. intelligence official has warned that china russia and iran will try to interfere in the upcoming presidential election the head of counter intelligence says that all 3 countries are using online deceive the mation and other tactics to influence voters and create disorder william if says that china wants president trump to lose the vendors vote while russia would like him to weigh in and is already working against his democratic opponent joe biden scott anderson is a fellow in governance studies at the brookings institution he says the issue of foreign interference isn't new but it's notable that the intelligence agencies are being so upfront about it. in many ways the report is not necessarily that surprising we know from 2016 that certainly russia and been involved in various forms election interference in iran and china are likely at dishes to that list certainly have a vested interest in us domestic politics and not surprising to hear that m

the runway while landing about 190 people wrong all the boeing 737 when it crashed in a cold day in carroll a state official say the pilot couldn't see the runway clearly because of heavy rain the jet split into 2 but didn't catch fire local media say dozens of passengers have been injured. and the u.s. has imposed sanctions on hong kong's chief executive it says carry lam is directly responsible for implementing a controversial chinese national security level which it called a policy of suppression a range of other officials including the territories police chief of also been targeted the u.s. has been critical of china's actions in the city while tensions between the 2 country also have been steadily rising. a.j.c. lex is the program coming up next probably back with more news for you in about 25 minutes time c then. look up the word there are more than what are you going to. do you think i get the guard thank you everybody. but i do have one or better got a little.

people afraid to be held accountable for their actions so they're kind of hiding behind the fear of carroll county council culture. i'd say it this way i don't want to kind of circle back for one second on the on the young people but if it's together i mean we expect our young people when we're young we make mistakes right that's what we count on i mean you learn from your stakes hopefully get better one of the it's about college campuses now and i think young adulthood is there's as you point out where we are held accountable for our mistakes we should be but they're they're sort of more blatantly available to them to the world because of social media because of technology i mean this this program right now to all of us really for parts of the area on the t.v. together here is what i would say as things have changed and i hope we're getting to be a more perfect union every day you know our founding was about being a more perfect union we do have to shed some of the bigotry some of the problems but we also have to have some ability to produce each other right we have to have some ability to

the anatomist carroll ward is working on reconstructing the evolutionary history of some of the most important fossil finds from africa. among them is probably the most famous african fossil lucy appreciation of the species australopithecus afarensis. 40 percent of the skeleton has been preserved. lucy is sort of the poster child for human evolution because she is so complete and when she was found in the 70s she was not only the most complete skeleton she at that time was earliest in our timeline of human evolution. lucy was discovered in 1974 during an excavation by the american paleoanthropologist donald johanson and the ethiopian a farmer region the research crew was listening to the beatles song lucy in the sky with diamonds at the camp that night and johansen thought the skeleton was likely female so they decided to name her lucy lucy lived 3000000 years ago so she's really about halfway through time since we branched off from a chimpanzee lineage from an ancestor that was like a champ was like a human that lived 6 or 8000000 years ago. using forensic techniques researchers wer