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chris paul is like everyone else embracing the outdoor life at disney world.before practice. the dallas mavericks were doing a socially distanced dance party on their balcony. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> leonard getting in on the latest challenge, chucking beer tore the second week in a row. this has to be less than a second for the shotgun. >> n.b.a. players are like us, shotgunning beers alone. >> he made the beer disappear like a q tip up your nose on the cabin. we have to find a way inside. >> i'm already turning myself into an instagram model to seduce the players. all i have to do is post this pick. what do you think about that bubble? i'm going to d.m. the n.b.a. in instagram. >> worth a shop. back to you trevor. >> i'm going to make a second account -- i have been kicked off the internet. >> trevor: thank you so much, guys. after the break, i'll be speaking to grammy award winner buju banton about his latest album. stick around. me back to "the daily distancing show." earlier today, i spoke with grammy award winning artist buju banton. we talked about his new album "up

this morning on gma, michael strahan speaks to chris paul and carmelo anthony about life inside the bubble >> we just know corn hole and fishing. >> even catching the same fish too. throwing it right back. >> that's funny. >> you of think about sneaking out? >> all jokes aside, where can you go? like how can you even sneak out? i'm being dead serious. it is like fort knox down here. >> you can watch the rest of the sbinterview at 7:00 on gma and they will talk about how they are coming together to create the social change fund with goals that include ending police brutality and justice reform and advocating for human rights for all black lives. back to you. >> that is exciting to see how they are infusing things that they are passionate about into playing the game. >> i do enjoy seeing the pictures of them going fishing for some reason. >> i know. >> the fact that they are all getting the same fish, that is kind of hilarious. >> probably the one of the only things they can do. >> and they can also go to the arcade at the disney resort where they're staying. >> don't they have special manic

the league office with adam silver and leadership with our union, michele roberts, gary temple, chris paule done an amazing job in trying to create an environment where we can go play basketball and as best we can only worry about basketball but that's obviously going to be very difficult. >> and you mention that and appreciate how up front you have been in saying while you are opting to play, that you said, quote, no comfort level in what you do. so explain to people what you mean by that. >> sure. look, we're going to have great digs in orlando. we're going to stay at a great hotel. we're going to play in nice gyms. i'm sure we'll have nice food. that's not the type of comfort i was referring to. comfort implies ease, ease of thought, ease of feelings. when i think of what's going on in our country right now, i think of distress, i think of grief. so we're going to orlando which is a covid hot spot and we're trying to limit the inflow and outflow of people into that bubble. we're isolated and away from our families. there's social unrest, political unrest, there's all these things going

chris: the only one fully briefed on the mission was the commander, colonel paul tibbets junior. >> hey started out in world war ii in europe. he flew in europe. he flew b-17s. chris: tibbets had led the first american daylight heavy bombing mission over france and was once cap to fight the supreme allied commander general dwight eisenhower. now he had to figure out how to drop histories first a bomb on an enemy targets. ♪ >> it was a beautiful, beautiful town. chris: halfway around the world she lived with her parents on the estate of her grandfather who ran a major rubber company. what was that like? >> that was the most beautiful thing. the garden. it was filled with flowers from different seasons and the different dancing colors. chris: it sounds like it was a wonderland. >> yes, it was. it was. beautiful. chris: she showed us photos of herself and her mother could how old were you? >> i was four. four years old. i always tell everybody i am sorry i resemble [inaudible] because my mother was beautiful. [laughter] chris: american b-29s were firebombing other japanese cities and her

the night that paul howell was killed was a wednesday. chris the next day, thursday night, he had spent the night at julius' parents' home. >> he said he was locked out of >> he said he was locked out of his grandmother's house. he had never spent the night before, but i didn't think nothing of it. >> julius slept on the downstairs couch. meanwhile, chris slept in the upstairs bedroom. and that bedroom is where the gun and bandanna would be found. >> significantly, the following day, both ladell king and christopher jordan were directing the police's attention to the home of julius jones' parents as a place that would have incriminating items of evidence. chris jordan was in the back of a police vehicle talking to detectives who were telling people inside the home where to potentially look. this makes us highly suspicious of what exactly chris was doing in that room the night before. >> but the police never tested the red bandanna for dna. >> in my opinion, he was full of lies. so at that point, we needed to destroy his credibility. we needed t

my colonel of public instruction, heston sill better and he's -- silbert and working with paul penzone and chris magnus son and others. reporter: are there other things you are looking at doing yourself without legislative help? gov. ducey: well, first i want to say i want legislative help on this. the legislature was onboard for body cameras. and body cameras was another request. and that would have happened in this legislative session except we closed up rather quickly because of what happened with covid-19. so to me, i think the best policy is done when you've got the -- the branches of government working together. so we want to be working with the community and be doing the right things that are measurable and that will make a difference. three of them we can do by and large through the governor's office. the other, we're going to need the legislature's help. and i think there's more beyond that. reporter: and this is my final question. legislatively, are you looking to have a special session of any sort about covid, about police reform, about anything? gov. ducey: so i continue to talk with

paul.>> thank you very much. christ's start with the surge of the coronavirus across the country in recent months. you still talk about it as, quote, burning embers. i want to put up a chart that shows where we are with the illness over the last four months. as you can see, we hit a peak here in april. 36,000 cases. >> cases. chris: a day. >> cases. chris: it went down and now since june it has gone up more than double, one day this week, 75,000 new cases, more than double. >> that's because we have great testing, because we have the best testing in the world. if we didn't test you wouldn't show that chart. if we tested half as much, the numbers would be down. chris: this isn't burning embers. >> we'll put out the flames and in some cases we'll put out burning embers. we have embers and we do have flames. florida became more flame-like. but it's going to be under control. you know, it's not just this country. it's many countries. we don't talk about it in the news. they don't talk about mexico and brazil and still part

directly following the january 8th hearing, the appellants, community members, chris buck and paul monday a met in anna joining room. the meeting served for anyone present to voice their concerns regarding the removals. as well as an opportunity to heart storm possible solutions, a contact list was initiated and those in attendsance were invite today subsequent meetings, there's a consensus to obtain an independent arbourist report. we understood that there was a possibility that we won be happy with the results of that report. but agreed to abide by the recommendations that would be given. between january 14th and march l of seven all-public meetings held at calle24 cultural. and nine meetings were held. efforts were made to include as many people as possible in these meetings, between january and june of 2020 our collect the efforts were able to conduct and complete an environmental impact study which josh klipp outlined in his presentation. we were able to assemble a small army of volunteers who participated in neighbourhood notifications and outreach and we had a gofundme to hire inde

chris. let‘s go, and thank you, paul, let‘s go to the bbc. thank you, prime minister. position, because the government‘s message has been unclear and inconsistent, or are we all to blame? another one if i may, including to professor whitty, did we move too fast a loosening of restrictions? thanks very much. let‘s be clear, i said throughout the pandemic, that there would be fresh outbreaks. i think from may, i think, would be fresh outbreaks. i think from may, ithink, i would be fresh outbreaks. i think from may, i think, i said, when we set out our plan, i said we would not hesitate to put on the brakes at the slightest sign that the numbers we re the slightest sign that the numbers were going in the wrong direction. we are now seeing a warning light on the dashboard, it is right to respond in the way that we are. anders chris has rightly said, the a nswer anders chris has rightly said, the answer lies with all of us following that guidance and doing the right thing. i‘m going to repeat it, hands, face, space, get a test. and if we do that, i got absolutely no doubt t

but paul bremer, he used to show up with these pristine suits, and it was the scoop of the century for chrisits out to be dry cleaned in jordan, which he thought certainly was an ill omen of the way the iraqi occupation was going. couldn't even get your clothes cleaned. one of the finest journalists and frankly human beings i've ever had the privilege of working with. it was a shocking and profound loss to us all yesterday. >> all right. michael weiss, thank you so much for being on. ambassador mcfaul, thank you as well. >>> an important often overlooked topic we have next to wrap up the week straight ahead on "morning joe." the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. anbut a resilient business, you cacan be ready for it.re. a digital foundation from vmware helps you redefine what's possible... now. from the hospital shifting to remote patient care in just 48 hours... to the university moving hundreds of apps quickly to the cloud... or the city government going digital to keep critical services running. you are creating th

paul will join us from florida. ah no team no crowd. no shots. actually just belts. strap no 1st. points your thirst for action. i'm chris hedges the corporate coup d'etat has destroyed our democratic institutions the commercial media is burlesque part of the reality show presents expose the trivia lives see on contact question more. i've seen the horrors that arise the money in the evil. corporate criminals who trashed countless lives to add just one more dollar to their millions. they threaten they bribe they'll do anything to keep their crimes in the door but the people they've heard are demanding justice their stories need to be told on america's lawyer. year thank you for finally. understand you're tired of networks learn. ready to dance. you know 'd famous for my views. yours truly ready. i'm holland cook i invite you to climb with me part of the mainstream media and from that higher fan to each to glimpse the big picture question more. hey welcome back i think we can all agree that sanity is a very important virtue. but it seems these days that in places like florida as we just showed you and other red zones aroun

paul gigot. hope to see you right here. arthel: president donal trump challenges his critics in an interview with chris wallace. welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm arthel neville. hey, eric. eric: thank you for joining us. i'm eric shawn. so did you see the interview? man oh, man they were really going at each other, back and forth had. chris wallace pressing the president on everything from his administration's response to the coronavirus pandemic to the new fox polls that show the president still trailing former vice president joe biden, he disagrees with those findings, by the way, and whether or not he would challenge the results of the election if he would lose in november. we have fox news coverage on all this. jacqui heinrich breaks down the new polls out today. let's go to david spunt on the north lawn of the white house. hi, david. >> reporter: quite an interview with chris wallace. a lot to unpack in that hour-long interview including the most pressing issues for many in the united states, coronavirus. president trump says there are more positive cases because there is an increase of testing

paul gigot. hope to see you right here. arthel: president donal trump challenges his critics in an interview with chris wallace.ica's news headquarters. i'm arthel neville. hey, eric. eric: thank you for joining us. i'm eric shawn. so did you see the interview? man oh, man they were really going at each other, back and forth had. chris wallace pressing the president on everything from his administration's response to the coronavirus pandemic to the new fox polls that show the president still trailing former vice president joe biden,

people who, our own chris cuomo who is very fit and yet he suffered greatly from the coronavirus and yet he was one of the lucky once. and i also want to play a clip from senator rand paul who is a doctor himself. and here he is talking about immunity. >> there's millions of us like me now, who are immune. are they going to hold me down and stick a needle in my arm? they probably will. because these people believe in the idea that they are so right and that their cause is so righteous that they can inflict it on others. >> dr. fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, along with the world health organization have both warned that just because you have had covid-19 doesn't mean you're immune to this virus. how dangerous is that assertion by senator paul? >> well, as far as i'm concerned, ana, senator paul's assertion, and this is not the first time he's done something like this, constitutes medical and community health malpractice. we do not have yet enough information to say that antibodies mean you're immune, all we can say if you have antibodies, means you've been exposed and infected. even if those antibodies do mean anything about immunity, we don't know ho

chris is back next sunday. have a great week and we will see you next fox news sunday. ♪ what did yogi bear, smoky bear. how did they find -- ♪ ♪ ♪ paul editorial report, i'm paul gigot, beaches are closed in parts of florida and california and fireworks displays canceled in communities across the country this july fourth weekend as the united states continues to see a surge in coronavirus cases. at least 20 states are pausing, reversing or delaying their reopenings as three dozen states see infection rates rising, what should we make of the growing number of cases and are there any hopeful signs in data, let's ask wall street journal column ist dan henninger

bob dillon and eric clapton, paul mccartney and joan baez, willie nelson and kurt cobain, to name only a few. i want to express my gratitude to chris and the martin guitar team for their continued dedication to contributing to a made in the u.s.a. economy based on excellence. for their commitment to maintaining and expanding music education in our classrooms. and for their determination to advance social, economic, environmental and racial justice. congratulations on all you've achieved, chris. as you look forward to a new chapter, i wish you the very best. thank you, mr. speaker. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a message. the clerk: to the congress of the united states. section 202-d of the national emergency act, 50 u.s.c. 1622-d, provides for the automatic termination of a national emergency unless, within 90 days before the anniversary date of this declaration, the president publishes in the federal register and transmits to the congress a notice stating that the emergency is to continue in effect beyond the anniversary date. in accordance with this provision, i have sent to the federal regi