ben carson, secretary of housing and urban development. dr. carson, when you listen to mr. over the past couple of weeks, this is a very, very difficult situation. how do we find a remedy here? >> well, it is heartrending. when you see all the young children who've been murdered, quite frankly. and what's happening here is you have so many of these young men in particular who grew up in homes without a father figure and the first authority figure that they run into is the police or someone and they learn habits and things that really are not conducive to thinking about other people and thinking about the welfare of other people. and our society is breaking down in terms of family values that you pass on, it's almost politically incorrect to talk about family values and about doing the right thing because then someone comes in and says, which family are you talking about? that's not right. there was a congressperson who said that a lot of this violent hate behavior is induced by the fact that people are poor and people are hungry. give me a break, i grew up around a lot of p

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. >> carson! carson! >> we swap some stories and shed a few happy tears. "today," july 15th, 2020. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> we really mean it. we're live from studio 1a. morning, everybody. happy wednesday. so nice to see you. even nicer to see you in person. we are six feet apart. we got out the measuring tape and everything. >> we measured it. we all left here in march, walked out the door and were like see you tomorrow. we didn't know it was going to be four months. but it was fun to get together. >> we'll have a great conversation just ahead. >>> let's start with the latest headlines. coronavirus cases still multiplying in the u.s. a top official sounding the alarm on what could be to come this year and next. we've got reports from two of the nation's hot spots this morning. let's start with miguel almaguer in los angeles for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. these are critical times here, officials say. you must protect yourself now. this mo

thanks so much >>> carson's here. ready to see some raiders football >> i am.n houston. what if it happens within one of these bubbles? what if a team gets decimated? how are they going to handle a larger outbreak? >> it is weird there are no fans there. but it's still a game. >> i'm watching it >> nfl plays in an empty stadium, i'm watching it >> pga tour looks great. >> all right let's get a check of the weather. dylan's in for al. hey, dylan >> hey, good morning again, everybody. and we are going to see some stormy weather today especially north of minneapolis which we're seeing already this morning. rainfall rates could be up to 2 inches per hour. you can see flashes of lightning there also down near kansas city and northeastern missouri. an area we'll need to watch this morning. but overall the threat for storms this afternoon isn't all that widespread. just to the east of denver, we could see our most severe storms today, but a small area in general this green area we'll see perhaps some damaging winds. some stronger gusts possible along with small hail.

>> carson, who is thatey, cade. mom d >> hey, cade how are you? >> oh, my gosh hug's probably still going carson's mom didn't tell her son cade would be at the house because she knew he'd be so excited he wouldn't sleep for days they've been friends since they were 2 >> he's looking at him like is it really you. i can't take it. >> i can't either. so many of those reunions waiting to happen. >> they really are >>> all right, savannah. is it time for you to go and get your eye surgery >> it is because you made me cry and now the eye is prepared for cataract surgery. i'll see you when i see you. >> you're going to heal tomorrow we're going to miss you but take care of yourself and keep us posted >>> coming up ahead, a heartwarming story caught my attention. a single foster dad. can't wait to chat with him and his son coming up after this now is thehe time to supppport the plplaces you l . spspend 10 dolollars or momorea participipating smalall busins and geget 5 dollarars back, up to 1010 times with amemerican exprpre

ben carson becomes secretary of hud and you have this obama regulation out there, what have they done regulation. >> well, the good news, there's a lot of good news actually from the beginning, secretary carson and president trump suspended the enforcement of affh but they didn't actually end the rule. they didn't pull it away and there was a lot of debate on what should actually be done but very recently president trump, with the help of secretary carson had a very powerful and effective way put an end to affh as it was created under the obama biden administration and this is really a tremendous accomplishment because we often have, what we call in government, the ratchet effect. the ratchet only goes one way. it either stops or moves in one direction and after the federal government is under a ratchet effect meaning it only gets bigger or if a republican gets in it stays about the same but it never actually shrinks and this is the case where president trump, with the help of secretary carson have actually countered the ratchet effect, not only have they peel back virtually the entir

. >>> we are back with our series focused on the new normal as we say good morning to carson >> carsonou. we talked about how the nfl is gearing up for its season. this morning we're learning more about changes that are going to be made and safety protocols put in place to keep everybody safe there. one is to do away with preseason games. >> yeah. stephanie gosk has more on that for us hey, steph good morning >> reporter: good morning. i'm probably not alone in saying i'm looking forward to some football this season the rookies came back to training camp yesterday. quarterbacks come back tomorrow. they're being greeted with a lot of changes there are more changes to come as the nfl gets ready to kick off a new season safely. this morning the nfl is inching towards the goal line. trying to get back on the gridiron safely in the age of coronavirus. according to multiple reports, there will be no pre-season games in 2020 and training camp rosters normally at 90 players will be reduced to 80. >> by eliminating the preseason games, they have more time to get their bodies right and also avoi

carson daly is in the house. >> yes, carson i remember carson yesterday someone ran in here with breakinglbum dropped. >> it's out. it's great people are loving it they are freaking out about ith with also planning on taylor says picking up a pen and writing music while in quarantine was her way of escaping somebody she's very familiar with also planning on releasing new music. joe fryer has more on that good morning >> reporter: good morning. over the course of their careers, taylor swift and kanye west just keep crossing paths. whether it's intentional or nots why i'm wea both said they'd release new albums today swift's dropped at midnight with only one day's notice and a video called "cardigan" which is why i'm wearing this all of it a welcome surprise for fans the coronavirus pandemic may have sidelined her tour, but it could not silence music superstar taylor swift ♪ i felt like i was an old cardigan ♪ >> reporter: overnight she released a video for the song "cardigan. one of 16 tracks on her new album "folklore" written in isolation. swift says my gut is telling me that if you make

guys >> al, thank you >>> looky, looky who is here carson daly. >> carson!ay good morning first up in "pop start" today, we've got an exclusive for you this morning as we mentioned last week, michelle obama taking on a whole new venture. tomorrow marks the launch of her first-ever podcast simply titled "the michelle obama podcast. the former first lady is going to sit down with guests of all types. celebrities like conan o'brien, friends and mentors like valerie jarrett. but the first is president barack obama we've got a clip for you check it out the former and first lady talking about how they were raised in the community and how as a young boy barack would try to stay out of trouble, sometimes unsuccessfully >> when we were coming up, everybody raised everybody's kids if i was messing up, ms. smith down the street, she'd see me messing up, she'd scold me then when i got home, i might get whooped because ms. smith would have called my mom >> how dare you have ms. smith calling me and telling me that you were on her grass. and then you said -- and you had t

from david letterman, "regis is in the same category as carson. superlative." to his former co-host kathie lee gifford, "regis. there will never be another." and the philbin family expressing their gratitude for their time with him, and "his singular ability to make every day into something worth talking about." and for this broadcast, i was able to spend some time with the last person to sit side by side with regis on the set of "live," his co-host of 11 years, kelly ripa. regis was a man with such youthful energy. what went through your mind when you heard the news? >> there was a moment where i had this incredible hope that it was somehow misreported. i thought, "oh, is he going to have a field day making fun of this story." because it seemed like he was somebody that would be here forever. >> when the news finally settled in, who did you think of first? >> i thought of joanna and j.j., his daughters. of course, joy, who he worshiped. joy was everything to regis, absolutely everything. and then, my thought went to kathie lee. those were regis's women. >> and

ben carson. dr. carson, always good to have you with us. with regard to this question of the foundation of black lives matter, and when you hear them talk about their marxist ideologies, they are proud of the marxists ideology. are you concerned about that extending into the broader part of the movement that you see, you know, but people's t-shirts and everything else? do you think there's a danger that emanates from that? >> well we are really talking about two different things. do black lives matter, i think everyone would agree that they do. but we are talking about something else when we are talking about a of movement that espouses things like taking down the model of western family structure, talking about defunding the police, and the host of things on their websites, the marxist influence. these are things that are antithetical to the american model and to patriotism in this country. so i think there are a lot of innocent and good people who think black lives matter just means, we should be taking care of our black citizens and maki

naming the locations of where these letters are piling in from she's the life enrichment director carson valley senior living either one lorraine had asked tennessee seniors here getting dozens of letters a day and all it took was a simple facebook post bring straws he and susan riley are one of many seniors taking part of the facilities new pen pal program. employee snap their picture and highlight a few of their favorite things want to say we received over a 100 letters. >>we've had about 4 care packages come in between crossword puzzles secular plants war didn't think the facility would get this overwhelming response the side of the penthouse july 6 and the post went viral. within a week we had over 40,000 people reach out to susan and marine already respond back to their new pow stan web poll just from my him running into it yet he wrote right back to the winds. she writes, but you know you have to wait. you know maleah's ward says these new form friendships are much needed right now the facilities scale down on the station hours since the pandemic have that constant writing keeps th

carson, you spoke with one of the industry's leading voices in this >> i did one of my favorites.xpanding his platform to help educate, ignite, and fight for change ♪ fight the power >> reporter: you know those famous beats, hooks, rhythms from things like "fight the power" and to james brown. their songs are fueled by meaning. >> artists ultimately have to speak out and have to speak up i think that's what the arts are about. it's about speaking your truth >> reporter: hip hop trail blazer ll cool j has been speaking his truth for three decades. ♪ don't call it a comeback ♪ i been here for years >> reporter: and now with race front and center of a powerful national movement and play lists like spotify's black lives matter soaring in popularity, ll says it's time to listen up and to act up. in the wake of george floyd, i know you had one night of no sleep in particular. tell me about when you woke up that morning >> i was up all night tossing and turning and felt like i needed my voice be heard this is one of those moments where you can't split hairs. you can't try to be neutral.

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severe thunderstorm warnings, for a time up and down around reno and carson city. missing lake ka-ho for the most part. that's sort of the big picture, when we come back, we will do the small picture and get granular with your forecast. we will see you back here. >>> feeling left out of san francisco's safe streets program, coming up next, what some are raising concerns that their neighborhoods are not being given the same opportunities during the pandemic. >>> and coming up on ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00, registered nurses in the east bay gather to remember one of their own. how they are honoring a woman with more than 25 years of nursing experience who died recently from the coronavirus. >>> also ahead tonight, bay area firefighters heading north to lassen county as a wildfire forces of actuations and threatens homes. >>> throughout san francisco, 20 streets have been converted or are in the process of being converted, that's where a road is blocked off from traffic so people can social distance and get exercise and fresh air. ktvu's christien kafton joins us now. so

so aside from ben carson i think there is now a broad understanding by many of us in the housing field that many past housing policies are racist. redlining, subprime loans. a lot of other housing policies fell more into the race neutral or race blind, colorblind category and ultimately they also do equally or if not more harm to people of color so can you talk a little bit about or give us examples of how race neutral policies and actually harm people of color and perpetuate racial disparities? >> in the 1960s and certainly by the 1970s, that is when a lot of affirmative action policies were put in place. and the racist reactions to affirmative action policies that were actually leading to reductions in racial inequities from state contracts to admissions and highly selective colleges and universities, their reaction was to create this framing of a race neutral policy versus a race conscious policy area they created this idea that a policy that has no racial language in it , is race neutral and not racist and a policy like an affirmative action policy that has racial language in it is

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ben carson will join us.lus we will have the very latest from chicago where the city is a far left mirror is attempting to restore order by tearing down a statue of christopher columbus. don't go away, the special don't go away, the special edition of "hannity" continues. guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'. well now there's score!, from force factor, to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder force factor is the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand at walmart. unleash your potential in the bedroom with score!. simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. prosperity and freedom of expression. here to talk about this is hud secretary dr. ben carson. thank you for being with us mr. secretary, you are one of our favorites. and i would like to

carson was there too >> oh, yeah.er did. >> yes, they do. >> cool kids call them scorps. >> oh. sorry. bill, the only thing that can make that 118 degree weather in phoenix feel like a dry heat is some scorpions >>> take us to pop start >> good stuff there, guys. scorpions are happy. first up, the outsiders. you may remember francis ford coppola's film -- rob lowe, tom cruise just to name a few. they were all in that movie. very young in a recent interview later today, rob lowe stopped by "the kelly clarkson show. revealed some of the iconic director's less conventional things to get them ready for rolls. >> in his effort to make us more authentic as greasers, as sort of tough tulsa sort of, you they came at rehearsal and said we're going to divide you up. rob, tom, you're going to go stay with bill and sandy whoever. tom and i ended up in the know, wrong side of the tracks guys found a bunch of different actual greasers who are now grown up adults and made us go spend the night and live with them they came at rehears

carson is off >>> we're back with "pop start." carson is off headed west.g. we have some good stuff for you. first up, the emmy nominations are official and there are a few highlights we want to mention this morning first up, this year the academy nominated a record number of black actors for emmys over a third are black including kerri washington, regina king,n. another crowd pleasing set of sterling k. brown, and isa ray another crowd pleasing set of nominations came for s. creek. you know what we're talking about. this is nominated for a whopping 15 emmys for its final season. star and creator dan levy reacting to the news on twitterr saying for once i am speechless. another nomination handed tosha super bowl half-time show. they rocked it together that night. jennifer lopez and shakira's super bowl half-time show. they rocked it together that night. i know they will certainly be thrilled for that nomination another good one, "amy schumer learns to cook." the quarantine show she put together with her husband also nabbed a nomination for best unstructured

ben carson said, he wrote an article in which he said this is social engineering, trying to integrate the suburbs. social engineering always has negative consequences, unintended consequences. but the reality integration is an attempt to undo social engineering. the social engineering was the creation of the segregated landscape across the country. if we don't like social engineering, we should undo it. [applause] >> i am from winston-salem, north carolina. >> i am from houston, texas. school foro to the ethics and global leadership here in washington, d.c., which is a semester program. i know even as a 17-year-old the reality of racial segregation in the neighborhoods of my city, winston-salem. has ate, north carolina, long history of racial discrimination through neighborhoods and especially through voter laws. thinkwondering what you the role of state governments, inecially north carolina, restricting the voting rights of african-americans has in the problems with neighborhood segregation. naomi has in addition to that. >> how would you describe the current issues of white flight i

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ben carson, hud secretary ben carson. i've been around our country.country. i've been to over 60 cities, 65 cities of our most vulnerable communities, convening stakeholders together, both democrat and republican. the beauty about this initiative it, transcends politics. it transcends ethnicity and creed and socioeconomic background. this is a call to release private capital into areas that have not seen investment in decades. not only that but to create public/private partnerships to bring about all of these stakeholders together. as i said before, create business. you have education leaders, i'm sorry. did you say something? jedediah: no problem. it is a very different, no it is a very different view investing private capital as opposed to relying on government investment. we're out of time for today, scott. we very much appreciate you digging into this. we know the debate will not end here. we'll have you back. thanks so much. >> thank you. jedediah: coming up has cancel culture gone too far? nearly half of voters think so, including our next guest

ben carson will join us, plus we will have thel latest from chicago.he city's far left mayor is attempting to restore order by tearing down a statue of christopher columbus. don't go away. that is the special edition of "hannity" continues. you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys. that's you? the truck adds 10 pounds. in the arms. -okay... transfer your service online in a few easy steps. now that's simple, easy, awesome. transfer your service in minutes, making moving with xfinity a breeze. visit xfinity.com/moving today. ♪ >> jason: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." now while far left mirror is like seattle's jenny durkan and chicago's lori lightfoot continue to resist federal support even as cities crumble, the police chief in detroit is welcoming the needed assistance. take a look. >> unlike other cities you welcome the presi

carson says more young people are dying and many are from latino families. the county has seen seven deaths in the past three days. the board of supervisors approved finds this week important people not wearing a face covering or violating health orders. >> our local economy is one of the major areas that we're focusing on here at abc7 in our efforts to build a better bay area. and many people have been struggling during this pandemic. some small business owners say they may not be able to stay in business much longer. lauren martinez has their story and tells us also what resources are still out there. >> if i could, i would close. >> the small business owners along san francisco's west portal neighborhood are either closing down permanently or they're unsure how long they have. >> just the stress of, people are not coming in. >> not too long. how much time? i'm not sure. >> this shoe service shop has seen several owners since it opened in the 1940s. he said he's tried to employ for loans. >> i tried to apply for the state and it was the same thing. why was

secretary of housing and urban development ben carson, thank you, ben. small business administrator, thank you, jovita. very popular. and representative mike garcia. thank you. [applause] thank you. congratulations, mike. that was a big win. the biggest and 22 years, they say. first time in 22 years. that is a good one. you have something special going, thank you, mike, great job. yesterday i was delighted to host my friend president lopez from mexico here in the white house. and affirm the close and continued friendship between the united states and mexico. it has never been better. the executive order i will sign in a few moments will expand the efforts across all the federal government to deliver educational and economic opportunity for hispanic-americans. [applause] at the heart of the strategy to create a prosperous future for every hispanic-american as well as all americans is a great family of education. we are going to have a tremendous program. we have. we are a believer in choice, choice. the other folks don't believe in choice. an choice is a

you don't believe doctor ben carson is an extremist do you? >> no sir i don't. >> help me understand why you would partner with a group that labels him as someone worthy of an extremist watchlist? >> i want you to hopefully appreciate that we're trying to make it possible for people to donate millions of different charities. we need to have some source of data to use. i accept what you're saying that the u.s. foreign asset office are not perfect and i would like a better source if we could get it. that is what we use today. >> that's breaking news. it's great to hear that you do recognize the infirmities in the southern law have a lot center. i guess mr. sucker brick and mr. pichai company use them as well. mr. zuckerberg, do you believe doctor ben carson is an extremist? >> no congressman. >> so, why would you trust the people who think he is? >> congressman, i'm not aware of where we work with the organization that you are saying. >> gentleman's time has expired. i recognize the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin, for five minutes. >> thank

carson daly's here. >> yes, carson! >> and so is the nba.esterday including lebron james and the l.a. lakers. that's the first full team workout since march. they're getting underway. kerry sanders is in kissimmee, florida, with a look inside the secret bubble. hey, kerry. good morning. >> reporter: the secret bubble, yeah, indeed. we're here at disney world. this is espn's wide world of sports where they are living inside a bubble. this is the sole place the games will be played. the players are living here, eating here, and getting routine checks for coronavirus. on thursday for the first time they got a chance to hit the courts together. the nba is just now weeks away from playing competitive ball again. and after months of speculation and preparation, team practice is tipping off thursday at disney's wide world of sports complex. overnight lebron james and the l.a. lakers made their highly anticipated arrival joining other teams in the bubble where players are tested every day. >> can't go that way. >> reporter: terrence ross of the orla

wait usually there's supposed to be a chair for carson carson, your chair is waiting for you. >> oh,diot week i missed you, but i'll be there soon enough. craig, good to see you as well we're going to start graphics department up and ready. looking good hair brushed teeth not. 50/50 not bad. first up, "hamilton," the hit broadway show is finding a new legion of fans who watched this holiday weekend from the comfort of home. pop start correspondent sheinelle has got more on that for us this morning. hey, sheinelle >> good morning to you i'm honored to be part of your pop start this morning the award winning musical of course broke barriers and records to become a legend on broadway and around the world. and now its long anticipated film debut has become a streaming sensation just when we needed it most ♪ alexander hamilton ♪ my name is alexander hamilton ♪ >> reporter: the story of the american revolution and one of our country's founding fathers now streaming into living rooms around the world the show "hamilton" focuses on america's earliest days provides message that's still releva

he's great in it it's a story about how the film got made and it'll make you think. >> look at carsonght now it's time to check in for the big board, the families joining us from all over the country our my "today" plaza >> what's up, everybody! make some noise! got a great group of families here thank you, guys, for getting up. lots to celebrate. we're going to start with the sills family in the lower right. there they are there's mom and dad and the kids they are 4 and 2 sills family, how are you guys doing today? >> we are great. thank you so much. >> this is awesome >> well, listen. it's great to have you here albeit virtually and if you were on the plaza - we know you're die-hard "today" show fans. you might make a sign which we do every day but that's not going to stop just because you're at home. i understand the kids have a sign they would like to unveil so let's see it. >> they do >> you ready >> what? >> whoa! >> i'm going to be a big sister again. i'm going to be a big brother. this is an official announcement is that right? >> this is an official announcement we got some o

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reporter: earlier this year housing activist visited the home of alameda county supervisor keith carson, but they were peaceful. >> our community has a history of free speech and activism. but to go in vandal industry someone's home has gone away far past free-speech. >> reporter: no suspects have been identified, but online a group did claim responsibility anonymously, saying this is just the beginning. >>> new at 10:00, oakland police are investigating how a forum for the oakland school board was taken over in a zoom bomb attack. >> we have been zoom bombed by some white supremacist. >> the forum was hosted by the ella baker satyr center on saturday. the feed was taken over. the two were subjected to racial slurs and death threats. it is being investigated. >>> twitter said today it is banning thousands of accounts that spread the covid conspiracy theory. it will affect about 150,000 users. covid is described as a right- wing conspiracy theory centering on the belief that president trump is leading a secret war against a political, business and hollywood elites who worship satan and a

you see secretary ben carson there as well. mrs. carson. paying their respects to john lewis.ow lying in state at the u.s. capitol as the public says farewell to the georgia democrat on the way to the capitol the motorcade paused at places of significance in washington where john lewis was a speaker during the historic 1963 march on washington. at the memorial to his friend and mentor dr. martin luther king jr. inside the halls of congress members of both parties honored john lewis as a colleague, a leader in the fight for equality, and survivor of the brutal police attack on protesters known as bloody sunday. >> john's friend dr. martin luther king jr. famously said the arc of the moral universe is long but it bends toward justice. that is never automatic. history only bent toward what's right because people like john paid the price to help bend it. he paid that price in harassment and beatings from a bus station in south carolina to the edmund pettus bridge. >> he was the younges speaker at the march on washington program. how fitting it is that in the final days of his life

hip-hop legend ll cool j spoke with carson daley about the death of george floyd and the music is filledh pain but they're saying it has such purpose. >> when you wrote for 400 years you had your knee on our necks, when you wrote that's why i started fire and yelled through bricks, they tried to pull me over and arrest me, i haven't heard that from you. what did that feel like? >> it hurts. it hurts. that was me speaking from the heart. but here is the key to the whole thing. you don't want to get bitter. you want to get better. >> i like that. you can see the full interview with ll cool j on the "today" show right after "today in the bay." and on thursday we are continuing this important conversation with our nbc bay area special "race in america" hosted by our own marcus washington and jessica aguirre. always looking forward to those. >> good guest this is week as well. looking forward to it. 4:57 for you. rolling back those reopenings. next here on "today in the bay" we're going to talk about the businesses being forced to shut down or even limit services after that big announcement f

my name is johnny carson and i work a d.w.i. . but. this is the news live from the u.s. president goes out to celebrate the nation's birthday in a time of crisis. independence day celebrations. but on a day that saw another record breaking rise in u.s. history says he makes little mention of the pandemic coming up.

it was congressman lewis and congressman cleaver and congressman carson and myself who defied the capitol police and we walked through that mob back to our offices. i remember that so well. we would fuss from time to time mr. speaker and i think you may have overheard some of our conversations from time to time, we would fuss with john lewis about his grueling schedule, his travels to the west coast on the weekends and back here to washington on monday. he would tell us about how he would get to his home here in washington and fall asleep on the couch with his shoes on and wake up at 3:00 in the morning. when we were suggested he might consider retirement he would tell us i've got to keep going. i want to see the african-american museum. i want to see the update of the voting rights act. i want to see the end of police misconduct. finally, mr. speaker, at the invitation of president obama, congress wop terry swule, congresswoman john lewis and me were invited to the white house for a viewing of the movie "selma." after viewing the movie, the president invited us along with oprah winfrey a

fixture on television for decades, getting his start as the sidekick on a show to challenge johnny carson. regis philbin would make a career that saw him become the face of some of tv's most memorable shows. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. the longtime tv host died at the age of 88, one month short of his 89th birthday. he co-hosted live with regis and kathie lee and hosted the abc show "who wants to be a millionaire." marcy dpgonzalez with a look at the legend's life. >> off sleeping problem, joanna. >> reporter: regis philbin's eclectic interview style, folksy banter, and self-deprecating sense of humor made him the talk show host others wanted to emulate. philbin was raised in the bronx. after a stint in the navy, he headed west to san diego, where he landed his first talk show, the regis philbin show. >> we'll be right back. >> philbin's sprint to talk show superstardom brought him next to los angeles, where he took over hosting duties from steve allen before finally bursting on to the national stage as the sidekick on the joey bishop show. >>

ben carson says it will be replaced by a new rule that reduces the burden on local communities. the california association of realtors issued a statement disputing hud's assessment. it says "the new rule minimizes the community's responsibility to reverse the impact of historical discrimination." >>> starting today, united airlines has all passengers have to wear facial covering and that includes on flight but also at service counters, kiosks, club locations and at airline gates. america and southwest airlines are also tightening their guidelines and both airlines are ending medical exemptions. here in the bay area, bart has a fiscal emergency and actually may not survive the pandemic. yesterday, officials say they were already falling behind on revenue projections for the new fiscal year which only started three weeks ago. liz ames went so far as to say she doesn't know how i will survive the pandemic. possible solutions are then taking out loans or further cutting back on daily service. the ridership is about 12% of what it was before the pandemic. >>> time now is 4:40 and tou

you're around lake powell there is a chance she could get severe thunderstorms in the novato, reno, carson city today. there is the sea breeze in green >> that gives you a good indication it will definitely have this impact tomorrow morning. the temperature footprint and the like this, which is spot on like today. that's how wednesday goes. thursday looks pretty darn similar. you will see that in the five day forecast, which was right here. look at friday and how much it cools down. and will start to eject a little bit on saturday and sunday and it warms. so that's the plan. it's a nice pattern, it's mild. we can do a lot of fire news today and i don't suspect you will be this week. i will see you back tomorrow night, you guys. >> very comfortable for this time of year. >>> the japanese tea garden in san francisco's golden gate park the city's rec and park department says guests will be limited and pathways to avoid mass congestion. masks will be required and the teegarden will be open wednesday through sunday from nine a.m. to five: 35 p.m. tickets can be pot on the teegarden website. >>>

my body and my resting heart rate arjun ha and i really have to do something about my wrinkles dr carson record says social optimization is a trend. is not convinced so what support can we be perfectly happy. to show. w. . huge numbers of corona virus infections in meat processing plant. crude treatment of livestock transported across europe. terrible living and what conditions for employees. how toxic is the meat industry. global 3000. and 60 minutes on t w. or. are they friends so i wanted to be with you. for us here who are you which it wasn't really a bull fight among the biggest munition or are the economy's going to be an issue of simulations of huge steel in the border in syria which joe nickell with his usual what if he's going to go give me shit my dad worked for raja donald trump and flooding your pimpin if i were 2 part documentary analyzes the difficult relationship between russia and the us and between their presidents how does their rivalry and their dangerous mutual admiration affect the rest of the morning. to some bullies truman putin starts august 3rd on d w. hello and

. >> is that carson? friend martha stewart, everybody's still talking about you. did you see that picture on insta? >> ooh i did not see that >> you missed that >>> let's kick off the week with special celebrations my "today" plaza in the house. hi, guys >> what's up how about we kick things off with the poole family. where are the pooles from virginia >> good morning. >> we got katie here and katie, introduce us to the quadruplets. >> sure. mckenzie, gabrielle, danielle, and bobby. in birth order >> this is a big day because we've got a sweet 16, right? >> yes, sir. >> you start the day by texting them a quote from hoda's book to encourage them >> i do. i love it. it's all about positivity and starting the day right so that's the best way to do it, i think. >> that's sweet. do the kids all roll their eyes? is that what happens >> so four sweet 16st. you've got a sweet 64. how are you going to celebrate >> hanging out >> well, happy birthday. >> happy birthday, guys. >> happy birthday times four, cuties a

ben carson pully put the brakes on it. it is not a scare tactic to share the truth. women and women of the suburbs, moms, we're information gatherers and sharers and like you said, this is across all party lines. you live in the suburbs and i live in the suburbs. if we had coffee together we would find tons of things that we agree on and that is what the president is banking on. speaking directly to people and informed them and then giving them a choice in november. and i think that choice is four more years of president trump. >> okay. stacy washington, it is very good to meet you on the air and you come my way and i would love to have coffee with you. i think that is what people need to do. have those conversations. so i'll see you again. thank you, stacy. >>> let's go now to the biden campaign. joining me now is julie chavez rodriguez, a senior viz for the 2020 campaign. julie, you have the advantage of going second so i'm going to ask for your reaction to what you just heard from the trump surrogate there tracy washington. >> thank you so much for having me today

then on november i want to thank all our guests mark fitzpatrick christina brazillian a unverse in carson and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story. and you could also join the conversation on twitter we are at a.j. inside story from am wrong and the entire team here live in a. we're talking about ivory poachers who have decimated populations of elephants in africa they almost always ship the ivory out of a different country from where it was poached because that's where you start your search to look in the wrong place this radiocarbon dating method tell us if trade ivory is legal or not then we have a place we can focus law enforcement on take those out and perhaps choke the source of the ivory from entering the network take no one else is there. al jazeera. and. that. is resistance. in akra people are grabbing social and political issues by the horns. and tired of seeing creativity parody and protest to challeng

defense department at the request of fema will be sending at least 15 medical personnel from fort carson in colorado to embedded hospitals in san antonio where there is also a surge. norah? >> o'donnell: that's big news, janet, thank you. now to a warning tonight from nearly 240 scientists about how the virus spreads. turns out the coronavirus can stay in the air longer than previously thought, especially indoors. these experts say airborne transmission is the only plausible explanation for superspreader events. here's cbs news chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: tonight researchers around the world say the evidence shows the new coronavirus is likely airborne. when we cough, sneeze, talk or sing larger airborne droplets containing the virus can travel, usually up to about six feet. but smaller particles called aerosols can go farther and linger longer. in some circumstances those aerosols can travel more than 30 ificant len the transm o say six to eight feet. the implication is that you need to have everybody wearing masks and that you need to have good ventilation.

then on november i want to thank all our guests mark fitzpatrick christina brazillian a unverse in carson and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story. and you could also join the conversation on twitter we are at a j. inside story from am wrong card and the entire team here end i've been up. some imprisoned dissidents to inspiration. from founding the independent state to fiercely defending his people from ethnic cleansing in the conclusion of a 2 part documentary series i just see a world explores the rise to power of the 1st movie of the independent posner herzegovina. is a bag of bridge. from prisoner to president on a jazeera. that is resistance. in akra people are grabbing social and political issues by the horns. and thomas in creativity parody and protest to challenge and change ideas. gun a controversial witness documentary on al-jazeera. holding the powerful to account as we examine the u.s. is role in the

clearly don't know how to govern clearly don't know what to do next or carson is doing terrible terrible things it does shirt leadership i agree these are your sponsors but the definition of leadership is to speak up and say what needs to happen i could just say something more on the popularity we expand on and others organizations not universities in your having to power around the world before coronavirus and i hope the current virus and some of these policies for instance greater taxation in the rich to help pay for the card recovery we saw millionaires coming in for that last week and that's a massively popular policy and so if it was put to the ballot box it would be picked up max leslie gelb in and presenting you or alex one sol alex dish on the house so look at all of you if you want to explicitly state a little bit tonight michael. if you were to try to say it's usually something not universal go scripts of no that's all right let's give an exceptions now let you come back in on that next go ahead onyx if you want to check the reach more heavily perhaps much more. than run for of