polo, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, victor and christi. to your national look at the situation and other parts of the country, i want to start in arkansas. a record 1100 now coronavirus cases. the governor says a lot of that is because of a backlog in testing. about 13% of the new cases is to younger people on college campuses. it provides a snapshot of what other campuses are doing. grappling with outbreaks weeks into the semester. >> the astrazeneca trial paused because of an unexpected illness in a volunteer. the university which is developing the vaccine with as tra zaen ka is d. not say when t would resume, but it's working with health authorities to determine when other trials did resume. also saturday, pfizer and buy i don't know tech announced an expansion of phase 3 clinical trials for their covid-19 candidate, b and t 162 to include 44,000 participants and patient populations that are diverse. it could include people as young as 16 years old, as well as people with hiv, hepatitis b and hepatitis c. >> the importance of these phas

>> good morning, christi. for the first time cdc is standing a chance to sort of be undermined and people questioning its credibility. since 1946, christi, this is the first time that the centers for disease control is not at the forefront of a pandemic. my question, just like yours, christi, would be how can anybody change the wordage, the verbiage on your website and the cdc officials not know about it? you know, i think that when i found out about it that next morning, the big question i had is will dr. redfield and cdc hold a press conference to explain exactly why this rule was changed? then miraculously, it's changed back to the old guidelines. ultimately, when we're talking about a race to a vaccine that needs to be safe, you know, trusted, we're talking about sort of regaining that trust with the american public as scientists like myself. >> saju, justice ginsburg's death was reported so soon after the president's conference, i don't think it got enough analysis -- there will be enough of the vaccine d

>> no, christi.sense given she has been vetted before and she has been on his short list for supreme court nominees for many years. and she is someone that not just this president but a lot of his base has support and faith in. and a bipartisan support got her to the judgeship that she is in right now. i think it's important that they proceed without delay on this. there are four reasons. they have the constitutional obligation to do so. and the senate and in this administration. they also have historical precedent given the timeline this can be done. many have been done in a much shorter time frame as well as voters voted republicans to control the senate. when obama was president and now. with republicans in control they can do this. also democrats shot themselves in the foot back in 2013 when they did away with the filibuster on this issue and really shot down any opportunities to have further debate on this. so there are many reasons and much precedent down in place set in stone as to why we need

i'm christi paul. >> good morning, christi. >> good morning, i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. this is a special labor day -- >> a detailed look at the upcoming tell-all book by michael cohen. president trump's former personal attorney and self-proclaimed fixer. it's called disloyal, a memoir. it's out tuesday and adds to the growing list of insider accounts on president trump and his character. >> cohen details his former boss's alleged racist view of black leaders, specifically barack obama and nelson mandela. his disdain of black people and hispanics in general and even his own evangelical supporters and cohen further adds to the narrative that trump has a deep admiration of russian president trump vladimir putin. let bring in cnn's host of reliable sources, brian stelter. brian, there is so much in the book. some of the stories we've heard but also with more details. what jumped out to you? >> that's right. new details of new allegations of racism on the part of the now president details about russia as well. what stands out to me are the details about how trump operates h

turning us now to discuss our boom bust co-host spence juan and christie i christie break this all down for us what changed between friday and saturday. nothing really changed the only thing that changed was that trump ran out of time due to the deadlines that he even south set in place so he announced that this deal was approved in theory in mind and so a lot can still happen because remember last year the trade war a we have an agreement now we don't but a we're really close now but oh no there's one more provision that we want so that kind of back and forth went on and on and blew through every single of deadline during the trade war so the same thing is happening here if. i was deadline that would be the end of it no more negotiation and no big win for him he might say that if we get a deal a tick tock that's great if we don't that's great too and he might say that in public but he knows that any sort of deal and better than no deal at all because at least then he can spin a deal into a win for him so now he can say that he won because to create about $25000.00 new jobs for america

we're talking to governor chris christie.eing over whether donald trump would actually embody the principles of republican governance you seem to espouse. tell me what's so terrifying about joe biden. terrifying about joe biden is a hard sentence to sell, it's joe biden, for pete's sake. >> let me start off by saying i've known joe biden for 35 years and i like him, so i'm not terrified by the person joe biden, but i think the democratic party has moved so far to the left, stephen-- >> stephen: so far to the left that they nominated joe biden? there were people further to the left than joe biden like everybody else. >> now joe biden has signed on with those left wing principles to be able to get the nomination. >> stephen: maybe. >> and, so, i understand he wanted to win the nomination and i understand how you do that to try to win the nomination, but i think the party has moved much too far left for me, stephen, and what terrifies me is not joe biden himself but joe biden in combination with a democratic house and a democrat

and certainly not as much as protecting a reelection campaign so i think it's interesting to what christie said that if you really believe that there is a national security threat here toward the data that americans have on their phones and data being gathered by the chinese why would you allow the app to remain on people's phones and not allow new updates or new or new downloads excuse me from the from the out store so none of that makes any sense at all to talk is the latest example of that we chat while away all of these policies really fail to address any actual data security and instead they just ring completely political in every way well especially if it's such a huge national security threat as a trumpet ministration claims that is why not remove the app altogether and just prevent anyone from using it that the true case christi we talked about this issue on thursday but i really want to hear your take at this point beijing has a legal power over the sale of tick tock but would there be any real benefit to allowing the sale to actually go through. at this point no there's no way no

walk us through what he said and good morning. >> good morning, christi. the president not usually one to keep quiet. but it did take him a number of weeks to get to this point where he acknowledged the disaster ongoing in the western united states, including california. and offering his thoughts to the firefighters and in particular who are fighting these blazes. the president found it difficult to ignore this because he is currently on a trip out west where, not only the fires are burning, but the air quality, as we've mentioned, is so greatly diminished. he was in the reno area yesterday where smoke has been in the air. unhealthy air quality there. so the president really had his hand forced by this trip. at this event yesterday in reno, he did mention he's concerned for the firefighters actively fighting these blazes. he also offered unsolicited advice. take a listen. >>> our hearts are with all the communities in the west battle the wildfires. it is about forest management. remember the words, very simple. forest management. please remember. it's abou

the point, of course, christi, is goes into a narrative.t's the thing very hard to turn around in the final days of the campaign. >>> errol louis, always appreciate your insight. thank you. >> thank you. >>> president trump is pressuring officials have a coronavirus vaccine ready by election day. but some are skept al, including vice presidential candidate kamala harris. she tells us that she's worried about politics influencing health care decisions. >> do you trust that in the situation where we're in now that the public health experts and the scientists will get the last word on the efficacy of a vaccine? >> if past is pro log, they will not. they'll be muzzled and suppressed. they will be sidelined. because he's looking at an election coming up in less than 60 days and he's grasping for whatever he can get to pretend that he's been a leader on this issue, when he's not. >> let's just say there's a vaccine that is approved and even distributed before the election. would you get it? >> well, i think that's going to be an issue for all of

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good morning, martin and christi. there's simply no room for error for senate republicans who hope to get it done for the white house before election day. they're setting themselves up to do this in a little over a month. lindsey graham quickly released a tentative schedule for that confirmation process yesterday after the president unveiled amy coney barrett to fill that vacancy. they want to do it quickly. three or four days of hearings. tuesday, november -- they want to begin questioning her with the senators. that will be an exciting day to watch there. democrats were quick to oppose the nomination yesterday on saturday. they described it as a power grab by republicans. opposing her both on ideological and procedural grounds. the way that the republicans are trying to go about this, they say, is filled with hypocrisy. it was late justice ruth bader ginsburg's wish, one of her last wishes that her vacancy not be filled until the next president was elected. amy coney barrett speaking yesterday here at the white hous

>> victor and christi, there are a few theories on that. this is a slight uptika cross every region really in the united states after several weeks of an overall decline. so we're looking at possible events that happened over labor day weekend. we're also looking at a lot of college campuses where outbreaks caused the schools to have to go all virtual and some having to cancel football games because of athletes testing positive. >> we are getting crowds. this is pandemic and we're rounding the turn. we're rounding the corner of the pandemic. okay? >> last night, two very different public gatherings. the vigil at the u.s. supreme court with most participants wearing masks. and the president in north carolina, his crowd largely maskless. this as daily covid-19 cases have been ticking up recently as the nation's number of lives lost closes in on 200,000. >> some of this may have come about after the labor day weekend. saw this after a memorial day and after july 4th. don't forget that colleges are back and we've seen thousands of cases at coll

i thank you both for being here now christy i want to start with you the truck administration really wants this ban to slow the growth of tik tok which continues to add nearly half a 1000000 users every single day does this ruling cripple that effort in your opinion. i wouldn't say it crippled the effort of the trauma ministration still remains committed as ever to slowing down tech talk and their growth and this ruling is merely just dragging things out and staying the final judgment so while this is a significant win for tick-tock it did not come out unscathed so trump's fixation on take talk has already been quite damaging and costly for tick tocks mounting legal bills obviously but tick tocks growth has also been impacted due to his dispute with the us and made it very difficult to attract new staff so since july has reported that 52 job candidates have actually turned down jobs and declined to work for bite dance or tech talk citing these perceived uncertainty caused by the government's investigation of tech talk so as a result of slowing growth and slowing innovation due to hav

christi and victor. >> rebecca buck there in washington.hanks so much. >>> a new report from the cdc shows how children with mild or in some cases no symptoms can easily spread covid-19. >> according to contact tracing data from three utah child care centers, 12 children who became infected at the facilities ended up spreading that virus to several other people. >> the data also shows that children can carry the virus back to their homes. right now, at least 500,000 children across the u.s. have been diagnosed with the coronavirus. and according to researchers there have been a 16% increase from august 20th to september 3rd. >> let's bring in dr. sara goza. she's the chair of the american academy of pediatrics. dr. goza, thank you for being here. i want to address the new statistic at 16% increase in children who have become ill with covid, just in the last couple of weeks. the assumption would be, it's because they're returning to school and to day cares. is there any evidence to confirm that? >> you know, we've been seeing an increase in

that is guillaume cerutti, ceo of christie's.eflect the life and legacy of supreme court justice ruth ginsburg. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i am amanda lang and toronto with vonnie quinn in new york. a $7.5 billion publish of publisher doom. tought fu with us on a day in the markets. any other day, microsoft acquisition of zinnia media would be big news. dune, microsoft purchasing elders goals -- elder scrolls and fallout. microsoft gets about 13% of its revenue from gaming, but has been investing heavily in it. it shelled out $2 billion to buy the maker of minecraft. it has bought seven studios in two years. a pretty rough day overall. microsoft intech -- in tech faring better than the rest of the market. my producer calls it a selloff without discretion. global banks lower on reports of illegal money-laundering for almost a 20 year period. airlines down following travel stocks lower in europe. a rough three weeks for the stock market overall, with the nasdaq 100 moving 10% of its value -- losing 10%

through green arjen you have to build a very large amount of christie just to give you an example if you power home heating directly through a camp with tricity or you do the same thing through hydrogen you need 6 times more electricity to do it through harder and we are at a time in human life where the amount of renewable electricity is limited as there is not freely available christie we are trying to to. to decarbonize the entire global energy system and to require 6 times more power to one system than another it's completely obvious that you don't want to do that. hydrogen task 4th a lobbying group founded by the likes of oil giants b.p. and shell has been pushing the government to commit to hydrogen one of the goals is 100 percent clean a hydrogen heating in the country by 2025 they also want financial support to build hydrogen fill stations for road transport but critics say the oil giants know hydrogen isn't a long term solution. we know the global warming is dangerous the additional danger here is that is that this dust to higher jim is caught is going to cause a lot more de

scotla nd dispatched by ryan christie.r it, israel found an equaliser and how was my annette buster from aaron's, not a bad way, but for the host and ultimately frustrating result. andy swiss, bbc news. lionel messi is staying at barcelona, just ten days after telling the club he wanted to leave. the sticking point is a release clause in his contract of over 600 million pounds. barcelona insisited that it could not be waived that was contested by messi and his fatherjorge, who also acts as his agent. they said that he was entitled to a free transfer. messi has now said that he won't take the club he loves to court so will stay. although the six times world player of the year has attacked the barcelona hierarchy calling the management of the club under josep maria bartomeu's presidency a disaster. translation: i was sure i was free to leave. the president always said that at the end of the season, i could decide if i stayed or not. now they cling onto the fact that i did not say it before june the 10th. the fact that i did

i'm christi paul. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. this is a special labor day edition of the holiday weekend. >> dr. anthony fauci is encouraging all of us to keep our gatherings small. he's suggesting making outdoor plans to try to help prevent the spread of the virus. >> on friday the u.s. had 50,000 new cases of coronavirus. with social distancing measures in place this holiday weekend, it's going to look very different, not only in atlanta but in many other cities across the country. let's bring in cnn's natasha chen. atlanta hosted several events over the labor day weekend or maybe i should say did. >> reporter: that's right, martin. in fact, it is so quiet on the street right now outside the georgia world congress center. we are the only ones here pretty much. typically there would be thousands of people in this building for dragon-con, a major convention for fans of comics, sci-fi, gaming. they would be gathering in the streets with parades. hotels, restaurants, businesses, bars are not seeing those dollars come in town. >> th

christie what's your take on president trump's comments. well i think that it is excessive pontification and because of the debt crisis is going to be one of the most serious things because the more the china u.s. tensions arise the more china is going to feel the need to respond and one of the ways that they actually responded was to a star unraveling the u.s. treasury trade not because they think that this is going to be the nuclear option to hurt the u.s. but simply because they feel that it is a risk caring so much it is a risk the u.s. debt which is 3.3 trillion which is the highest level ever because that is what happens if the u.s. just decides to i don't know default not pay up because that is a that is a very real possibility and i think both sides of the political aisle are looking at this and saying we need to scale back a little bit on this which is why i think they're hopefully going to to make some sort of deal and come up with a compromise with this new stimulus bill must co-host christine and michelle snyder market gauge dot

at times you'll occasionally try to distance and not sure if that's what former governor christie wasng, but republicans will at times try to distance themselves from the president, but ultimately at the end of the day they stop short of saying this is too far, this is enough and that the country can't handle much more of this and that, oh, well, you know, this is our republican party and we will continue along this fashion. so christie's comments aren't entirely surprising though again, to sabrina's point about what we heard last night and yet christie says that, well, maybe it will stop and maybe it won't and yet what we heard last night is the president refused to condemn white supremacy and attempt to sow doubt about the validity of the election system. >> sabrina, the next debate is the vice presidential debate if it goes forward and no sign that it will not. significant, there will be a woman of black and indian descent on stage in the midst of deliberately incendiary comments from the president on race. tell us the significance of that as we prepare for the next debate. >> its

in this tit for tat between the world's 2 largest economies they want to bring in don west coast christie i am author of understanding socialism and host of economic update professor richard wolfe professor as relations between the u.s. and china that they're continuing to deteriorate is a cold tech war really an unavoidable want at this point and if so how is this going to end. well i think it's out of the way the ball i think what you're seeing is mostly posturing by mr drum for domestic electoral votes. there shouldn't china seems to be is are a year of what will gain games from kind of the order. it is crazy short because really nothing else i can. blame china for the failure of the united states to be prepared for a virus or to be able to contain it united states is forming am president of the world people and 25 percent of the world's corona cases and corona debt other countries have been able to protect and contain in a way the united states as not the last time we had at least an endemic like this in the world 1800 the virus started in the army of the united states on a base in da

out into pieces because there is still a lot on the table to negotiate well then as you heard a christie say you heard our president mention the statement he made about the $5000000000.00 going into a fund to educate americans about history now. yeah it's an absolutely ridiculous statement look the remember the president originally wanted a substantial amount of money to flow into the u.s. treasury administration lawyers said you can't do that you can't broker a deal between 2 private companies and have them give a basically a finders fee to the government that does it doesn't work that way well now he's kind of double back on this right now saying that he's talked to oracle and he wants 5 $1000000000.00 put into an education fund to educate americans on the real history of the country this if you want to create a fun find create the fund because nothing to do with technology and there's nothing to do with the tech talk deal of larry ellison wants to fund the 5000000000 dollar deal but the other thing is this you know christie and i both talked about this last week and we were asked on t

deal of larry ellison wants to fund the $5000000000.00 deal but the other thing is this you know christie and i both talked about this last week and we were asked on this show will this deal come together and we gather in real life what happened but it took less than 24 hours were to come together why because ultimately oracle and wal-mart get exactly what they want here they have no right to this company they have no right to take talk it doesn't mean that we're defending by dance or to talk itself but this is not the way that america is supposed to run business and or even have a free market in which government comes in and forces a 20 percent sale of the most valuable social media company right now in the world and you're forcing to sell to other americans and creating jobs all the things the president says are wins here are done by field and not through a free market system and that's very troubling so ben are you saying that maybe the united states ultimately is not resolving what they want which is to protect americans data. come on this is not about protecting americans data if you

it wasn't just corpus christi. memorial day weekend was when things really started to spiral out of control. memorial day is the end of may, right? by june 11th of this summer, cases were rising in nearly after the states in the country. in texas alone, that rise in cases meant that hospitals very quickly became inundated as well. there was a 42% uptick in patient numbers in hospitals in the two weeks following memorial day weekend in texas. in arizona it was a similar story. new case totals every day following the memorial day weekend and then hospitalizations followed. hospitalizations shot up 49%. even in places like arkansas that got less front page attention last summer, hospitalizations in arkansas went up 88% in the weeks following memorial day weekend. and it would be one thing if this was a one-time natural experiment, right? if the country saw what happened on memorial day weekend and then we decided that, i don't want to do that again, prepare myself for the next summer holiday. that's not how we do thin

he didn't sleep much. >> watching lars suffer was torture for ken and christy.rother loved debbie and how dark and confusing that house could be at night. >> you felt it was important that we come to the house, now. >> yes, i did. >> why? >> because no one realizes how dark it was. >> we're here. it's around 4:00 in the morning. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: this was lars and debbie's bedroom. ken itzo walked us through the story lars told him countless times. >> he wasn't sure what he was seeing. he just thought it was an intruder, maybe two. >> there's the thought, well, debbie's only 5'3". she's bond. she was wearing a light t-shirt. how could he not see his wife? >> at 4:00 in the morning, you don't see anything. i don't think size, weight, or complexion matters, at 4:00 in the morning. when you're awakened by a noise and your dog's growling. >> reporter: ken wanted us to experience it with the lights off. >> let's do it. >> so let's shut the light off. >> reporter: at first, it was pitch black. but as my eyes adjusted, i could make out something. >> i can see

christie smith has more. >> reporter: this fire happened in the middle of the night. but even now people are coming by to find out what happened and to offer support. pe people want answers and are already talking about plans to rebuild. >> everything is lost, the office, the staff is completely gone. >> reporter: as word spread about the fire at the armenian apostolic church of san francisco people showed up looking to help and looking for answers. >> i thank god want the church itself, but then when i saw the destruction, the fires, you know, at least the first and second floor, i was devastated. and was very upset and mad. >> reporter: he's the chairman of the board with the church. it was the adjacent community center that burned after 4:00 this morning. the emergency response was posted on the citizen app. >> it's an annex of the st. gregory armenian church. it houses the church office. it has a small armenian language library. it has youth groups. >> reporter: it's also a hall a that hosts gatherings. many started to wonder if it was related to an attack at a sa

nbc bay area's christy smith talked to taylor's family and joins us live. christy? >> reporter: well, the family and community activists have been pulling for justice for steven taylor, and today they learned the officer involved is being charged. we spoke with taylor's grandmother about the moment she learned about this in a call from the district attorney's office, that the officer would be charged with voluntary manslaughter. >> i was at a loss of words. the only thing i could say was, thank you. and i thanked her twice. >> reporter:

to eat down there but now it is clean, i would eat outside here. >> reporter: in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> a new policy in contra costa county. the da will no longer charge low level drug cases. the goal is to unclog the courts and steer people out of the criminal justice system. it does not apply if the person has been arrested before or the theft is more than $300. other offenses like shoplifting and petty theft will fall under this new policy. >>> from homeowners to exhausted firefighters to pg&e, a lot of people are watching this weekend's forecast closely. pg&e already has part of the state on its psps watch list. that's when the utility proactively shuts off power and areas that have extreme fire danger. that's zone two and five on this map right here. those parks can see their power cut on saturday, sunday and monday. we are expecting hot temperatures and dry winds which could spark another fire. >>> blistering temperatures and record setting fires, democrats continue to bring awareness to climate change which they say is the root of the problem. 500,00

here is nbc bay area's christie smith. >> reporter: katherine richardson richards spoke about a cherish time in her life. she managed to have a daughter and a son. the couple have been unable to con severed a conceived and referred to a doctor for help. >> we used artificial inseminati insemination. he assured uses the donor is anonymous. she joined a virtual call about a civil lawsuit being filed on two doctors on behalf of two women in separate cases how they are adult children were conceived. >> their doctors inserted their own sperm in to them. >> reporter: intern adam wolf is pushing for tougher regulations saying these victims wefamilies victims of fertility fraud. richards received her treatment in alamo years ago and the doctor is moved on. we are not using his name because we have not been able to reach him or any representati s representatives. they say he fathered a son, too. >> he secretly used his own sperm. now i have to know that he violated me. >> i am angry. i am hurt and i am disgusted and confused and sometimes i feel completely powerless. not all the time. today our

that's also apart of her story. >> and chris christie, let's pick up on what rahm was talking about.could have more of an impact on the senate races perhaps than the presidential race. first, do you agree with that, and number two, when do you think the president should move on this? should he try to get it done before the election or wait for the lame duck? >> i think it's going to have an effect on both races, george. clearly it will have an effect on senate races and i agree with rahm there, but it's going to have an effect on the presidential race because there is now a new dominant issue looking at the american people straight in the eye which is, who do you want picking the next supreme court justice? who are the people that you trust the most to do that, and it's going to give people a lot to talk about in these times leading up to the debate, and i think the debate will now be reframed a bit by the fact that justice ginsburg has passed, and that we need to make a new selection. i think the president should do what presidents have done in all these other instances when these v

. >> governor christy, h christy,h sure, i'll do it, what do you want me to say exactly, and all he saidon. why does he have a difficult time? why not condemn white supremacists? >> he said it up top yes i will. and he said it all the way back at charlottesville, and his full statement at charlottesville, he said i denounce white supremacists and nene the heat was so high. they were both yelling, trump was yelling, biden was yelling, chris wallace was yelling twrieing to gtwrirying to get in between them. i didn't hear exactly what he said. i've heard him say this before. so i don't think he has a problem saying it, and he said it up at the top, sure i will. that was a little bit of trump sarcasm, too. i've talked to him about this. he feels like he has denounced it a number of times, and when he said yes, sure i will, what exactly do you want moo to me to say, he feels frustrated, he has said a number of times that he denounces white supremacists and neo-nazis. i think that was him saying to wallace, tell me exactly what you want me to say to put this to rest. >> the fear of white supre

nbc bay area's christy smith talked to taylor's family and joins us live. christy? >> reporter: well, the family and community activists have been pulling for justice for steven taylor, and today they learned the officer involved is being charged. we spoke with taylor's grandmother about the moment she learned about this in a call from the district attorney's office, that the officer would be charged with voluntary manslaughter. >> i was at a loss of words. the only thing i could say was, thank you. and i thanked her twice. >> reporter: she says she was overwhelmed by the news and felt it was a step in the right direction. the family says taylor was 33 and a father who also suffered from mental health issues. the d.a.'s office says taylor went into a walmart on april 1th, grabbing a bat and a tent before trying to walk out of the store without paying. they say a security guard called police and taylor said he would wait for officers to arrive. what happened next was captured on body camera video. officer jason fletcher arrived at the store and encountered taylor. af

nbc bay area's christy smith has a look from concord. >> this is one of the parking lots expected to close for people to park and hit the walking trails. most people didn't know but said considering the conditions expected, it made sense. in concord, people heading out to get exercise before the temperatures rise. >> we decided to get out for a family walk today to enjoy the weather a little bit. i know next few days will get hot out. >> reporter: she just learned the parking lot for the lime ridge open space will be closed along with the lot on montecito drive. >> i can totally see it makes sense. there's a lot of dry grasses around here, so it definitely is probably a good idea. >> reporter: the city of concord said with the red-flag warning issued and heightened fire danger is closing off space including lime ridge starting this evening and reopening tuesday morning being. >> i don't worry as much here as i do, like, in the forest because my parents were kind of close to the last fire. >> i think it's good they're going to close it down just in case. >> reporter: more hot, dry, an

bargain this year's autumn sales and this might be for you next month's new york auction house christie's is planning to sell one of the largest t.v. rex skeletons ever found known affectionately as stan it's nearly 4 meters high and 12 meters long so this is one prehistoric pet whose owners will need a lot of space to keep in perspective bias of the king of the dinosaurs and also the deep pockets christie's expected to fetch between $6.00 and $8000000.00. a lot of money for a couple of. you watch indeed of your news here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you police on the greek island of les pauls have become transfer of migrants to an emergency tent camp also a fire destroyed the produce caught thousands in sleeping on the streets since the fire but after the reluctance to move to the new facade. coming up next in c.w. news asia women in afghanistan the mob their rights be respected in trust and talks continue and. why in the us coronavirus death writes so low people that say victims are being delivered deliberately undercount. some old with my colleague here a strategy

bargain this year's autumn sales and this might be for you that's months new york auction house christie's is planning to sell one of the largest a team wrecked skeletons ever found down affection stan it's nearly 4 meters high and 12 meters long so this is one prehistoric patters of this will need a lot of space to keep them but prospective buyers of this king of the dinosaurs will also need deep pockets christie's expects it to fetch between $6.00 and $8000000.00. his army top story at this hour 29 police officers in the german state of north rhine-westphalia have been suspended over allegations of a shared our hearts content in chat groups this is said to include images of that same signal and the doctored photograph of the refugee in the chaos change. the european commission president has set off on the la times was delivered her 1st state of the union address it touched on the coronavirus pandemic green issues digitise asian on migration knowledge and the crises facing the block commission she focused on ways to bring about change in the areas of health climate can be called. a matter

>> to governor christie's point, this is one of the calmest i've seen him. cool one time. it makes you wonder, when he's at a podium with reporters, if that isn't intentional and for show. i don't understand why he would take that strategy, but he was incredibly calm. and george asked him very tough questions and interrupted him appropriately so, but interrupted him several times on points that george said were factually incorrect. and he never once was ruffled. i think from the perspective of suburban women, what they are looking for is a strong and calm leader, and he presented that tonight. now where i think he could have done better were on the answers around health care. george asked him repeatedly where the health care plan was that he has been talking about. this because of covid and prior to covid we know health care was the dominant issue in 2018 and likely to be on the forefront of minds when people go to the ballot box, particularly undecided voters and especially women. i think he could have talked more specifically about what he plans to do for

chris christie helped president trump prepare for that debate. we'll get his thoughts coming up in ten minutes. >>> may be hours away from hearing the recordings from the breonna taylor case. a grand juror filed for a motion wanting them public claiming the attorney general misrepresented the deliberations. >>> we turn to the coronavirus. our parent company disney now laying off thousands of workers. theme parks aren't the only businesses suffering under the threat of a potential second wave. here's abc's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning, new trouble for restaurants and theme parks heading into the fall. businesses across the country facing new closures as covid restrictions force limited capacity and outdoor dining. disney now laying off 28,000 workers at its theme parks in california and florida. >> lacking guidelines for re-opening the theme parks, many are now forced into a position where they have to make very difficult decisions. >> reporter: in a statement the chairman of disney parks placing part of the blame on california stati

space to keep him but prospective buyers of this king of the dinosaurs will also need deep pockets christie's expects it to fetch between $6.00 and $8000000.00 you're watching did every news live from berlin take over $1000.00 special is up next here on the w. and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web sites that's d.w. dot com you can also follow us on twitter and on instagram i mean for the much time thanks for watching. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour corona. that 19 special next on d w. is from.

i thank you both for being here now christy i want to start with you the truck administration really wants this ban to slow the growth of tik tok which continues to add nearly half a 1000000 users every single day does this ruling cripple that effort.

at this year's autumn sales well then this might be for you next month's new york auction house christie's buying to sell one of the largest t.v. rex skeletons ever found known affectionately is stan lee 4 meters high. all meters long so this is one prehistoric pet whose owners will need a lot of space to keep them prospective buyers of the king of the dinosaurs will also need some deep pockets christie's expects it to fetch between $6.00 and $8000000.00 that's what stand should be going for. stitcher minor now of our top story at this hour police on the greek island of lesbos have been transferring margarines soon emergency tent count after a fire destroyed their previous camp thousands of people have been sleeping on the streets since the fire would have been reluctant to move to the new so. this is the interview news live from berlin i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks for being a. true conflicts of syracuse 30 years for lin foreign policy line has been dialogue 1st keep talking no matter what but a russian opposition leader alexina volley recovers in a pro and hospital after an