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the army, chaz mostly stayed largely to o the belarusian leader, were not on the streets, but more protestern for the weekend and some are wondering how much longer the authoritarian leader will allow the demonstrations to go on. brent: the european union is refusing to recognize the results of the election in belarus, drawing praise from the exiled opposition candidate. our correspondent spoke with her in this away neah where she fled after the election. reporter: what do you think is going to happen in the coming days and weeks? we have seen massive demonstrations. as well, we've seen alexander lukashenko being filmed by his press service with the machine gun. he is showing that he is not going to leave. >> what is going to happen, are you afraid there will be real violence? >> i have seen this video and i cannot comment on it because it is awful. but our people have changed, and i don't know what's going to happen in the nearest days, but i know what will happen in the nearest future. our people woke up, and they want -- people will not forgive him. they will notot forget anything about t

that's why we're going to drill down on the story for you today right here on the news or direction chaz where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. could be argued. that we're now in the midst of the could. in slow motion. democracy is weakening. conference as it is strengthening. and none of us has chosen this route for a society. in spite of which our elites quite happily continue down. this is a multilane highway. kind of savage laceration. runs directly over the center of camden new jersey so that commuters. in and out of philadelphia never have to see this city this sacrifice. and that's what we've done we've rendered those trapped in the sacrifice sones invisible. these people have been not just rendered invisible through infrastructure but they've been rendered invisible through a media which doesn't report their story at all. and we should also know that they're completely trout they can't get loans rents are actually quite high in camden although you're living in la potato conditions. and this was one of the major manufacturing cen

that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news addiction chaz where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. an entire village in alaska. if another country trying to wipe out an american town . we do everything in our power to protect the. water then escaping climate change is the same threat right now alaska seems some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world we lost about 30 feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. is fast paced the river is $35.00 closers and how. long was a year of war i think were a part of america 1st from across. in the headlines this afternoon a rally in support of the better russian president hassan the way in the center of maidan square the opposition expected to hold a counter rally in the about an hour's time these are live pictures right now it's been a week of protests marred by violence for the country where some are refusing to accept the outcome of last sunday's election bring up speed a way that's likely to go this afternoon our corr

that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news or direction chaz where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. an entire village in alaska. if another country trying to wipe out an american town . we do everything in our power to protect. water they escaping climate change this is the same threat right. alaska some of the finest just coastal erosion in the world he lost about 30 feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. he is fast and he says the river is 3 . posters. here for i think we're part of the 1st from. the sunday morning nothing international belo roofs host his longest ever anti-government rally in a peaceful climax to a week of. by the country's disputed presidential election. the outreach changing history blood was filled and the people will never forget that this is a celebration of freedom we. were doing this for the future. i want my children not to live in a country which has violence. in the city of portland police clashed with protesters in 2 offices hospi

that's why we're going to drill down on the story for you today right here on the news or direction chaz where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. it could be argued. that we're now in the midst of a. slow motion. democracy is weakening. conference as it is strengthening. and none of us has chosen this route for a society. in spite of which our elites quite happily continue down. this is a multi-lane highway. kind of savage. that runs directly over the center of camden new jersey so that commuters in and out of philadelphia.

between the oakland unified school district and the union representing oakland teachers, however, chaz garcia who sits on the oakland education associations bargaining team says the 2 sides are getting closer to a deal we're getting closer i there was somewhat of a stalemate at one egg. there's been some movement. so that's encouraging she says some of the remaining sticking points are scheduling for secondary schools and employment for substitute teachers and training is really important as well a lot of our teachers spent a significant amount of time doing tech support and that's where having another joel i'm support with instruction is really helpful because learning doesn't slow down. >>you know doing tech support but you know learning to continue well if somebody can support students along the way. >>how does he describe the collective bargaining atmosphere after a little over 2 months of negotiating any has it really been contentious but it also you know we're not up. seen well advised together anything like has it bad you kron 4 news. >>schools in south san francisco will not st

going to drill down on the story for you today right here on the news of direction chaz where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. is you'll media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being. direct. what is true what's his face. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or inmate in the shallowest. i don't meet those goals even some of maintaining school to any decency of your humanity is east is known as dying for a mouse you by going by each. moment if you catch us now our lice. don't change our mode our lifestyle change. and your sequoia political list of the fortune your purchase was buried in it's 36 nickels up in the space but just. sits. across the aisle slip or should. thank. specimens of rescue research is a rescue service run by volunteers. thanks thanks what. they knew but if you will. oh. oh oh i think i'm. the only that some part of the boys all of us. you know doing so we would get some of the. in

that's why we're going to drill down on the story for you today right here on the news or direction chaz where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. an entire village in alaska. if another country trying to wipe out an american town . we do everything in our power to protect. wanted a escaping climate change this is the same threat right. alaska some of the fuss just coastal erosion in the woods he lost about 30 feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. is fast he says the river is 3. posters. here for i think we're part of the 1st from across. the river. if you. just look. at this commercial moment allowed him should ask for the astrovan he had seen and done today for the dutch girl who should. she. branches just shoot on disk in the. asian community among. teachers mom. you know i know you care so so i don't know can you must be new mama it's just that our. hosts its largest ever anti-government march while supporters of alexander lukashenko held their 1st rally since the disputed presidential election and a p

say jesus is lowered in china or chaz or whatever it's called, there are so many things that are fundamentallyeatening, the bible and things that say, i have a higher authority than the state, i will bow to nothing but the god that i worship, those people are tremendously frightening to authoritarian leaders. hitler was one of them. he played patty-cake with the church until the gloves came off and he made it very clear that those people are the enemy. they are my real threat, and if i can defang them, if i can take power, then they will be utterly defanged. if i can kind of keep them quiet for now. any christians who are not absolutely, and i don't mean just christians, any patriotic americans, any people who understand the role of faith has played in our history, if you do not stand up and push back with everything you have against the idea that we can be a secular nation, a secular nation will ultimately be china. it will be a place where the faucis of this world will tell you what to do by forest. and when people are burning bibles and american flags, you might as will be cutting your hand

they've been to the mountaintop, it's called chaz.e's how the hearing went. >> this committee wants to protect americans right to peacefully assemble, we should be focused on preventing federal officers from beating up protesters, tear gassing them, and shooting them. >> tucker: like fellow democrats in the senate, she lied about what is actually going on. what is actually going on is that thousands of joe biden are spray painting the f word on statues of abraham lincoln. racial slurs. ted cruz confronted her about the reality of what is going on with antifa. >> threat her remarks, she still did not say a negative word about antifa, nor hasre any democrat here. they instead engage in a political game where they defend. you're welcome to say something negative about antifa right now. >> i think that i've covered the subject quite well. >> okay, she declined to speak so that is the position of the democratic party. >> tucker: why is it so hard to condemn violence?he we used to think that all of us would condemn violence. no, they want.

between the oakland unified school district and the union representing oakland teachers, however, chaz garcia who sits on the oakland education associations bargaining team says the 2 sides are getting closer to a deal we're getting closer i there was somewhat of a stalemate at one egg. there's been some movement. so that's encouraging she says some of the remaining sticking points are scheduling for secondary schools and employment for substitute teachers and training is really important as well a lot of our teachers spent a significant amount of time doing tech support and that's where having another toll on support with instruction is really helpful because learning doesn't slow down. >>you know doing tech support but you know learning to continue well if somebody can support students along the way. >>how does he describe the collective bargaining atmosphere after a little over 2 months of negotiating any has it really been contentious but it also you know we're not up. seen but buys together anything like has it bad you kron 4 news. >>what a pleasant day ahead of us today, your for

between the oakland unified school district and the union representing oakland teachers, however, chaz garcia who sits on the oakland education associations bargaining team says the 2 sides are getting closer to a deal we're getting closer i there was somewhat of a stalemate at one there's been some movement. so that's encouraging she says some of the remaining sticking points are scheduling for secondary schools and employment for substitute teachers and training is really important as well a lot of our teachers spent a significant amount of time doing tech support and that's where having another joel i'm support with instruction is really helpful because learning doesn't slow down. >>you know doing tech support but you know learning to continue well if somebody can support students along the way. >>how does he describe the collective bargaining atmosphere after a little over 2 months of negotiating any has it really been contentious but it also you know we're not up. seen well advised together anything like has it bad you kron 4 news. >>well today, a nice one daytime highs that are w

between the oakland unified school district and the union representing oakland teachers, however, chaz garcia who sits on the oakland education associations bargaining team says the 2 sides are getting closer to a deal we're getting closer i there was somewhat of a stalemate at one egg. there's been some movement. so that's encouraging she says some of the remaining sticking points are scheduling for secondary schools and employment for substitute teachers and training is really important as well a lot of our teachers spent a significant amount of time doing tech support and that's where having another toll on support with instruction is really helpful because learning doesn't slow down. >>you know doing tech support but you know learning to continue well if somebody can support students along the way. >>how does she described the collective bargaining atmosphere after a little over 2 months of negotiating any has it really been contentious but it also you know we're seen well advised together anything like has it bad you kron 4 news. >>action not instruction that's the focus for the s

fronting for large group of people who are socialists like bernie sanders and zheng .ie ocasio-capo chazcasio-cortez. the issues having finally dropped, it will be interesting. i believe if he had the capacity to be more of a uniter rather than a divider he would have an easy shot at this election. his nature is to confront and divide, unfortunately. david: it strikes me that as you put it against one another, the belief in the free market economy on the one hand, an ideology that is more progressive on the other, more directed toward strong central government, the people who get left out of the workers not making it the way they would. that is who donald trump appealed to in 2016. is there a role in the conservative wing to say we actually understand? some of our orthodoxy may not of help you, the american people. judd: for a long time it was. until we hit the proto-virus, we had a booming economy and massive increases -- the coronavirus, we had a booming economy and massive increases in employment, particularly demographics that had not seen improvement, the african-american community

between the oakland unified school district and the union representing oakland teachers, however, chaz garcia who sits on the oakland education associations bargaining team says the 2 sides are getting closer to a deal. we're getting closer i there was somewhat of a stalemate at one egg. >>there's been some movement. so that's encouraging she says some of the remaining sticking points are scheduling for secondary schools and employment for substitute teachers and training is really important as well a lot of our teachers spent a significant amount of time doing tech support and that's where having another toll on support with instruction is really helpful because learning doesn't slow down. >>you know doing tech support but you know learning to continue well if somebody can support students along the way. >>how does he describe the collective bargaining atmosphere after a little over 2 months of negotiating any has it really been contentious but it also you know we're not up. seen but buys together anything like has it bad you kron 4 news. >>contrary to earlier believes doctors say mor

we lose a beautiful 8-year-old girl in the chop chaz zone in atlanta.ar-old girl. beautiful girl in chicago died in grandma's backyard on fourth of july weekend. i interviewed, lawrence lorenzo anderson and his son was killed in the seattle "chop" zone. it makes no sense to believe they will get other things right. if they can't educate our kid, if they can't, obamacare promises everyone broken, nothing fulfilled at all. how is social security and medicare doing, charles? you know the economy as good as anybody. charles: right. >> so they squander the lockbox money. charles: yeah. there is nothing but cobwebs in the lockbox. >> right. charles: the polls tell us one thing, the president and vocal supporters tells something very different. are you optimistic about the silent majority, people intimidated by pollsters but probably will vote for president trump? >> great question. cato institute had a ditch. they suggested 62% of the trump supporters are never going to tell a pollster who they are going to vote for. now we see all the back and forth over vot

between the oakland unified school district and the union representing oakland teachers, however, chaz garcia who sits on the oakland education associations bargaining team says the 2 sides are getting closer to a deal we're getting closer i there was somewhat of a stalemate at one there's been some movement. so that's encouraging she says some of the remaining sticking points are scheduling for secondary schools and employment for substitute teachers and training is really important as well a lot of our teachers spent a significant amount of time doing tech support and that's where having another toll on support with instruction is really helpful because learning doesn't slow down. >>you know doing tech support but you know learning to continue well if somebody can support students along the way. >>how does she described the collective bargaining atmosphere after a little over 2 months of negotiating any has it really been contentious but it also you know we're not up. seen well advised together anything like has it bad you kron 4 news. >>in the south bay. there's a push now to get st

chaz garcia with the teachers union says some of the remaining sticking points are scheduling for secondary schools and employing substitute teachers and training is really important as well. >>a lot of our teachers spent a significant amount of time doing tech support and that's where having another toll on support with instruction is really helpful because learning doesn't slow down. you know doing tech support but you know learning to continue well if somebody can support students along the way. >>garcia says both sides are likely to return to the bargaining table sometime within the next day or 2. >>just as the new school year starts across the nation more and more young people are now getting infected with covid-19 kron four's maureen kelly explains how one bay area county is trying to reverse this new trend. >>nearly 100,000 you tested positive for coronavirus in the u.s. during the last 2 weeks in july. the american academy of pediatrics says that's a 40% increase in child infections across the state since the study a u c berkeley infectious disease expert says those stats are changi

remember, the chaz/chop experiment in which the mayor described it as possibly a summer of love.nd it was treated as if it were a block party. "the new york times" to its credit has recently done a story because there is a lawsuit from a local businessman who blames the authorities for allowing thugs to basically kill his business during the chaz/chop period. we're now seeing that it was actually kind of a dystopian hell and not a summer of love. what we're seeing is all the initial coverage was completely wrong. it was sugar coated. it was not representative of what was happening. so i think that's what the attorney general was referring to. >> sandra: we'll have a lot more on all this coming up. byron york, thank you for joining us this morning. >> trace: violence erupting in beirut at people protest the government's response to last week's massive explosions and the demonstrations turning deadly. a brawl breaking out on the ball field. why these two teams cleared the benches. i'm joe biden and i approve this message. she was the most welcoming person you could ever imagine. he

negotiating the union says they did get a new counter offer from the district and they're looking at over chaz garcia with the teachers union says some remaining sticking points. our scheduling for secondary schools and employing substitute teachers and training is really important as well. >>a lot of our teachers spent a significant amount of time doing tech support and that's where having another toll on support with instruction is really helpful because learning doesn't slow down. you know doing tech support but you know learning to continue well if somebody can support students along the way. >>both sides are likely to return to the bargaining table some time this week. >>to the south bay now where there's a push to get students in santa clara county, the computers and wi-fi hot spots they need for distance learning course while fladeboe explains the county's effort now to bridge the digital divide. >>the marquee here at franklin elementary welcomes kids back to school from a distance until now though an estimated 15,000 students in this and other santa clara county school district's lack

the wealthy are running this country to stay wealthy and keep us as pawns on the board of chaz. i think it was not the best what we have to do is start voting locally and put everyday people in washington. that is a bubble, and they all live in the bubble. we need people who understand everyday issues that are starting to run this country and really care. host: is there one person in washington you think is the kind of person? caller: this is the sad part about it, no. is, onceington does you get into washington, you have to start playing the game. for whatever reason, you don't ever get to come into everyday people. i'm not confident with washington at all. host: can you trust anybody that goes to washington, even if they are a everyday person on the campaign trail? caller: i believe you can. not that i agree with those young ladies who, i think the one woman, omar or something, but that shows is that the one up there. in my opinion the way they went up there was a little too aggressive. i believe that we start running our country locally first, then if we stop letting people s

but even more important than that, she really had the backs of the officers during that three-week chazemember she said she clearly opposed leaving the east precinct which cleared the way for protesters to take over a six-block area of the city and she has defended the use of non-lethal munitions as a way to protect officers who are dealing with violent crowds. best also opposed the cuts -- cuts to her department made by the council last night. she will lose 100 officers out of 1400 in the department. the council also cut her pay and the rest of her command staff. she called it retaliatory. the council calls it just the beginning. >> i think if we had really been able to reach a pretty good initial package that lays the groundwork for much bigger transformative change to come in short order. reporter: the one council member who voted against the measure did so because the cuts weren't deep enough. she was demanding 50% instead of the 2% cut that passed. the council did eliminate the unit that helps clear homeless encampments and urged the chief to cut officers from s.w.a.t., harbor patr

more importantly she stood up for them and the rule of law through that whole chop/chaz protest zone fiasco. she has done a lot for the rank and file. opposed leaving the east precinct that led the opening for that six-block area to be taken over by protestors and defended the use of non-lethal munitions in order to protect officers. best also opposed the cuts to her department made by the council last night. she will lose 100 officers out of 1400 in the department. the council also cut her pay and the rest of her command staff. she called it retaliatory. the council called it just the beginning. >> i think if we really have been able to reach a pretty good initial package that lays the ground work for much bigger transformative change to come in short order. >> the one council member who voted against the measure did so because the cuts weren't deep enough. she was demanding 50% instead of the 2% cuts that passed. the council eliminated the unit that help had clear homeless encampments. any cuts are left up to the chief. the downtown seattle association ripped the council for caving

where was mayor durken when chop or chaz or whatever they called it took over her city?e to come when chris city nome joins us at 8:15 eastern time today. steve: absolutely. so it was every day hero night dan crenshaw who was on the program with us yesterday who is now representing a district in texas. he had a powerful testimonial about the heroes off the battlefield. i heard dana perino last night was talking about how the contrast between the democrat convention where they had a lot of celebrities from 40eu8d and rnc had everyday his or hers. she said she would take a everyday hero over a celebrity any day. dan crenshaw is a hero and he had this to say last night. >> america's heroism isn't relegated to the battlefield. every single dave we see them if you jewels know where to look. it's the nurse who volunteers for back-to-back shifts caring for covid patients because she feels that's her duty. the parent will relearn algebra because there is no way they are letting their kid fall behind when schools are closed. a cop who will get spit on one day and save a child's l

the wealthy are running this country to stay wealthy and keep us as pawns on the board of chaz.t was not the best what we have to do is start voting locally and put everyday people in washington. that is a bubble, and they all live in the bubble. we need people who understand everyday issues that are starting to run this country and really care. host: is there one person in washington you think is the kind of person? caller: this is the sad part about it, no. is, onceington does you get into washington, you have to start playing the game. for whatever reason, you don't ever get to come into everyday people. i'm not confident with washington at all. host: can you trust anybody that goes to washington, even if they are a everyday person on the campaign trail? caller: i believe you can. not that i agree with those young ladies who, i think the one woman, omar or something, but that shows is that the one up there. in my opinion the way they went up there was a little too aggressive. i believe that we start running our country locally first, then if we stop letting people sit in offi

formerly the -- the former location of chop and chaz., seattle's mayor, jenny durkin, herself a liberal, a leftist, she actually vetoed it. sheer's what she said about it. >> i continue to have concerns with the council's decision to make cuts before developing a plan. i do not believe that the 2020 budget in its current form moves us closer to those shared goals. i truly believe that we can and must find common ground on the vision for spd. pete: the reaction was defund the police and cut the police department. yet the mayor who is actually responsible for maintaining public order says whoa, that happened way too fast and, will, there was a police chief there, a black female who is well respected who recently resigned and a lot of people are rethinking that. >> carmen best stepped down in seattle. leslie braxton said this, she said she is a unique package of things that make her the right person at the right time. i would hope that members of the city council had long, thoughtful, troubling nights where maybe they rethought their action