clifford: that business is around 10% of the group in terms of capital. work with those clients and take our time and what is still a tough environment to wind down a business, and we will do that to do the right thing for our clients. beexpect the wind down to capital accreted over that period. matt: the ciba had some very large losses on individual clients recently, clifford. how is it possible that ame -- that abn amro was involved in so many write-downs, and what are you doing regarding controls and that business? clifford: we are a big bank that operates around the world, so we have seen perhaps more than our fair share of issues. we have taken a good hard look at our risk appetite. across our businesses, particularly in the corporate bank, and tightened up a risk appetite where necessary. as you can see, we are de-risking further some of those businesses where we have seen elevated impairments in the past. was cliffordt abrahams speaking with us earlier on. coming up, moderna will distribute 100 million doses of its experimental vaccine for the coro

clifford: it's ongoing. i have no further update.s you would expect we are incorporating fully with the investigation and we will update you when we have news. anna: i suppose that is to be expected. let me talk to you about the day-to-day operations of the business during the covid-19 pandemic. what does this mean for the way you are able to operate the business at the moment? what day-to-day challenges does it still present? clifford: here in the netherlands we have what we call an intelligent lockdown. a relativelyns is soft walk that started to ease in mid-may. we have seen consumer confidence rising steadily since then. the government has been supporting the corporate and the private sector here with the banks. any spike ineen bankruptcies in the netherlands. we are cautious going into the winter, but it's from a health of an as government measures ease. i am optimistic that the worst is behind us in terms of health. we are clearly watching the economic statistics closely, but i am pleased to see the netherlands track records of

but for now in napa county charles clifford kron 4 news. >>in national news hurricane lore, it is taking direct aim at the texas and louisiana coastline is the storm expected to make landfall as early as tomorrow could be a category 3 hurricane and people are just being given hours to get ready whitney wild has the latest. >>hurricane mora is gaining strength as it barrels through the gulf coast. officials expect laura to swell to a category 3 storm by the time it makes landfall either wednesday night or thursday morning but the storm surge could be worse than read. >>that is a sobering thought we're now recommending a mandatory evacuation for all of capture parish. >>portions of the texas and louisiana coastline now fall under a hurricane warning. >>and officials have issued mandatory evacuations for areas, including galveston texas in houston evacuation boats and high water resources inches of water. the national hurricane center expects laura to drop between 4.12 inches of rain beginning wednesday night and extending through saturday. >>

>>the kron four's charles clifford in sonoma county for the very latest truck.r so right now i'm in healdsburg here in sonoma county was sort of a sitting right in the middle of the lnu complex you've got the hennessey fire off to the east. we've got walbridge fire off to the west the walbridge fires the one that folks here in healdsburg are really keeping. >>a very close eye on it has burned about. 50,000 acres and is at 0% containment the lnu complex overalls at 15%. but this fire is at 0% containment now the sonoma county sheriff's office is also released some dramatic new video showing a rescue of 2 firefighters from last night, let's go ahead and take a look at that video they say they had to send their helicopter over to the woodward fire which is boy burning near the point raze national seashore this helicopter rescue was lima and they had to go in there about 00:15pm in the evening last night and rescue to firefighters with marine county fire. we were stuck in some heavy brush on a ridge with the fire advancing on them it was maybe 75 yards away. the hel

but for now in the south bay charles clifford kron 4 news. >estill aheaea57 years after martin luther king junior's i have a dream speech recent police shootings of unarmed black man and given that movement new life. and hundreds of homes have burned to the ground in the santa cruz mountains but some were spared from the >>and the middle of so much wildfire destruction homes in the santa cruz mountains, some of them and they've been spared from the czu lightning complex fires. kron four's maureen kelly talked to one homeowner says he still has a home because of the actions of some of his neighbors. >>this video shows some of the destruction along pine ridge road in bonny doon where trees are black and but still standing well the homes that used to surround our level but the home of george john orr and his family was mostly untouched by fire he credits the actions of a small band of locals. they're very resourceful people and one of the neighbors are generator with the arm and he actually use our pool to to try to save all the houses in on my

>>in san francisco charles clifford kron 4 news. >>major league baseball's updating its covid-19 safety protocols after 18 miami marlins players and 3 other organization members tested positive for coronavirus the leak sent a memo to clubs on wednesday detailing the changes. teams can now only travel with essential personnel. they also have to have a minimum of 4 buses so that players and staff can spread out. staff and players cannot meet for any reason in person in hotel rooms while they're on the road and they also have to wear face coverings unless they're alone in their hotel rooms. next at 5.30 the future of the national rifle association is now in doubt. why new york's attorney general is taking drastic steps to dismantle it. plus the white house is defending its decision to send federal agents to cities with active protests. why the administration insists this presence is necessary. plus the city of calais has been sued over the police shooting that left sean monterrosa dead >>to me this is flat-out murder and i don't say th

the ranger station here in the marine watershed but for now in the north bay charles clifford kron 4 news. >>cleanup phase still underway tonight at san francisco saint thomas the apostle school after the campus was burglarized earlier this week costing more than $40,000 in damage you can see some of it here school supplies all over the place fencing over the windows broken desks rummaged through 100 laptops were stolen which is of course a major setback for that community the laptops were going to really help students to distance learning this year. >>from the obvious financial part i mean that many laptops that's financial hit. them logistically is it's going to be a lot a lot of effort just to get everything back to where we were we were getting ready. now we're taking a few steps back we're going get some machines in here and we're going to prep them so it's just going to take us time to recover. >>the school has launched a fundraiser to help with the damage is try to replace the missing items if you'd like to contribute you can find a link to donate on our website kron 4 dot com

>>in solano county charles clifford kron 4 news. we're also tracking the czu lightning complex fires that continue to burn in the mountains of san mateo and santa cruz counties you can see here. >>where the fire is burning on this map that has charred more than 81,000 acres destroying nearly 500 structures and a majority of those are homes. there are still several mandatory evacuation orders in effect tonight, but the good news is that those orders have been lifted for the you see santa cruz campus which was threatened at the southern edge of the fire. kron four's rob fladeboe joins us right now live from campus where people are moving back in but just in to the fact that the housing right rob. >>that's right. justine there are some signs that the worst may be over at least for some people phase one of what the sheriff's office here is calling the repopulate shun of evacuees has roads and businesses are opening as we speak in nearby scotts valley as the evacuation orders there have been fully lifted meantime here at u c santa cruz e

but for now in the south bay charles clifford kron 4 news. >>coming up at 6 protests turned very destructive an open one stay and now another protest is set to begin in less than an hour. the message mayor libby shaft has for those attending tonight and the governor just signed a bill into law restricting the use of flavored tobacco what is now illegal. it was coming up from this and from down below and if it weren't for them. i house would have been. >>for sure jobs. a homeowner says he still has his home thanks to neighbors. they defied >>and the middle of so much destruction, some homes in the santa cruz mountains have been spared from the czu lightning complex fires. kron four's maureen kelly talked to one homeowner who says that he still has a home only because of the actions of some of his neighbors. >>this video shows some of the destruction along pine ridge road in bonny doon where trees are black and but still standing well the homes that used to surround our level but the home of george john orr and his family was mostly untouched b

kron four's charles clifford explains. >>here in the south bay santa clara county remains on the state's coronavirus watch list and that means that students will have to begin the school year coming up in a couple of weeks from home through distance learning the san jose unified school district has made the somewhat controversial decision to have its teachers report to classrooms even though the kids won't be ther as part of the san jose unified school district's plan for the upcoming school year teachers will be required to be physically in their classrooms, even though their students or at home the district says the reasoning behind this is that teachers will have better resources like strong wi fi in tech support at the school's teachers will also be in a better position if distance-learning comes to an back then need to be able to anybody can in front of the classroom and when because ordered or because many teachers are upset with the decision to have them. >>teach distance learning from school they point to the fact

but for now in napa county charles clifford kron 4 news. >>thank you charles, here's a look now at the evacuation map for napa county, the blue areas where evacuations are mandatory. the yellow area is an evacuation warning this map also shows the evacuation shelter where people can seek refuge. it said cross walk community church. we continue our team coverage now with kron four's terisa stasio she's standing by in sonoma county with more on the situation there teresa. >>and should certainly been quite a day i just want to set the scene for you out here i am kind of between guerneville and healdsburg i just came and healdsburg but you can take a look behind me and see how the smoke and the fire is racing over that ridge. >>i'm here with bobby eric when he lands just on the corner here want to step in a little bit closer i know we have to socially distance but that said you and i were just noticing the flames leap high into the air we can see the air assault going on. you're still here do you plan to evacuate. >>still we're nervous we're st

has devastated the community of various a highlands and that is where we find conference charles clifford now with the latest. >>they have to see fire burned through this community on the shores of lake berryessa on wednesday and the damage is devastating and this community is not out of danger yet. >>throughout various a highlands home after home lies in ruins, there are melted cars burning gas lines and smoldering furniture some homes built on hillsides have collapsed into piles of rubble. well the devastation is brutal most of the damage is limited to one area, many homes have survived thursday afternoon fire crews remained on scene knocking down hot spots and protecting the houses that are still standing. along nearby steel canyon road more homes were destroyed by the fire this property is a total loss, but fortunately, the chickens goats and pigs have survived even though this entire area is under a mandatory evacuation order some neighbors never left. adam speeds stay behind to defend his home from the advancing flames with the help of firefighters, they confronted the fire with han

so our coverage will continue now we want to go to kron four's charles clifford he is live now in solano county where the fire continues to burn out of control right near vacaville, dozens of homes and buildings have been lost there overnight chuck what's the latest where you are. >>so right now i'm standing along back in valley road this is to the north a vacaville and right behind me you can kind of see this line of smoke behind the trees there this is one of the fronts on the hennessy fire. still very active flames out here this is a big fire zone of this is the same fire that's currently impacting 80. so it spreads for miles through here. this fire yesterday was not nearly this begun was over napa county overnight it spread fast very fast through the hills and into this valley and earlier today i drove along pleasant valley road and look at some of the damage and it's pretty stunning. wednesday afternoon homes continue to burn along pleasant valley road north of back a bill this house caught fire after embers landed on the roof within minutes, it was gone. >>further down the road doz

he never again spoke to clifford or under his name the rest of his life . one quick story in the eisenhower administration is john foster dulles who's the secretary of state and again secretary of state and white house people, eisenhower decided to bring in howard stefan , former administrator to be negotiator on an arms deal . specifically with the soviets and the new york times had a laudatory editorial about staff and when he came on board calling him secretary pete but this worked foster dulles who said what does that make me, the secretary for war and he was constantly trying to undercut staff and eventually did manage to get rid of it so even with these two presidents believed in cabinet government you often had the sense of people designated by the president to handle an issue sometimes running afoul of the cabinet secretary and creating tension. >> another theme that you address is how a president has centralized authority or not within his white house. some presidents at least wanted to have a chief of staff. a strong chief of staff, a gatekeeper w

marshall was not interested and let the president knew it, he even said what's clifford doing here. but he's here, general, because i asked him to be here. the u.s. obviously does recognize israel, but marshall was so angry that he lost this argument that he never again spoke to clifford or uttered his name for the rest of his like. real quick story in the eisenhower administration is john foster dulles was the secretary of state, again, we have -- this is a frequent tension between secretary of state and white house people, and eisenhower decided to bring in harold stanton, former minnesota governor, to be negotiator on an arms deal specifically with the soviets. and "the new york times" had a laudatory ed editorial when he came on board. this really -- [inaudible] foster dulles, and he was constantly trying to undercut him and managed to get rid of him. even though these two prime ministers believe -- presidents believed in cabinet government, it can sometimes run afoul of the cabinet secretary and create some tension. >> great. so another theme that you address is how a president

the substance that is believed to be behind these devastating blasts were not done by professor clifford jones from chester university on the line professor very warm welcome what can you tell us about the substance ammonium nitrate that is believed to have caused these explosions yes well among them nitrate like t.n.t. is one of those differences we still require very crude you know air order to react and there's no question in the structure to which itself oxidizers the other parts of the structure and that represents. the ultimate in fuel treatment 3 mixing which is or a factor which limits the rate of combustion on burning is such a thing or the petrol bomb what could have triggered this massive explosion. well. tell him i don't i don't know whether or not there were temperature probe thermocouples in the stockpile previously but very often a stockpile of such material will show only very very very weak signs of cheating. before exploding and had there been temperature sensors in the stockpile which for carefully the readings which were carefully noted. it might be possible to detect

but for now in the south bay charles clifford kron 4 news. >>coming up surveying the damage. the war has left behind where the historic storm is now headed. >>and 57 years after the first march on washington thousands of people rallied outside the lincoln memorial again today calling for racial justice, what jean, did you know geico is now offering an extra 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies? that's great! that's 15% on top of what geico could already save you. so what are you waiting for? john stamos to knit you a scarf? all finished, jean. enjoy! thank you. i give. the stitch work is impeccable. it's just a double fleck pattern with a reverse garter stitch. no big deal. is your hair this soft? softer. geico. save an extra 15% when you switch by october 7th. >>i was born into an activist family with my parents, my aunts and uncles pushing me in a stroller through the area streets marching for justice in the years following the march on washington. this moment is a reminder that we must always honor the sacrifice of the leaders who made that march happen. >>vice presid

nicolas clifford is a passionate cyclist who owns a bike repair shop. >> we feel under attack from cargrowing. the more space we take up, the more we bother them. >> nicholas is among those benefitting from the government's investment in cycling. for every bike his workshop repairs, the ste contributes 50 euros. in the three weeks since the scheme began, some 60,000 bikes have been fixed. >> these days i start at 9:00 a.m. and finish at midnight. the guy who runs the workshohp for me has finally managed to take a day off. it was the first time in three weeks! >> the e move away from cars n favovor of bikes is certainly good news for the environment. during lockdown, road and air traffic ground to a standstill. in the first three days alone, harmful nitrogen dioxide emissions fell by a third. ♪ marie christine leudjeu welcomes the trend. she's hoping she''ll soon be confident enough to cycle with her son. >> cycling is good for your health and for the environment. it's a win-win. ♪ >> eleven-year-old julien is proud of his mother. >> it's good to keep active. and i'll soon be able to go

that nba playoffs, clifford overshadowed luca mania today. 18 points on the first half, finishing withins big 154-111. but that jacob blake shooting was on doc rivers mind after the game.>> it's the reason why we keep loving this country. in this country does not look back. >> the nba certainly taking a backseat on the court tonight.>> coming up next, a decades-old wedding photo found in the fire zone. and tonight, another day, another chance to bounce forward. let's do this. by making internet speeds fast and reliable. so you can keep up with your customers. by ensuring those speeds have wireless internet backup. so if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. and by covering all your connected devices with serious security. so we can handle this. and this. while you get on with this. and this. be fast, be secure. bounce forward. with comcast business. get started with a powerful internet and voice solution for just $64.90 a month. call or go online today. >> a decades-old wedding photo discovered in solano county in a driveway days after that lnu complex fire forced thousands of

unfortunately, some homes did burn down in that area you can see here from these images that charles clifford shot for us. we'll have more now with the situation is unfolding in vacaville just a few minutes and still ahead tonight up next. area residents suffering from poor air quality is we're going to talk to a respiratory doctor. >>on the types of masks that we should be wearing to keep us safe not only from the bad >>so here in the bay area we're breathing some of the worst air quality in the world right now because of the wildfires that are burning in nearly every direction around us kron four's terisa stasio spoke with a respiratory doctor to get some insight and advice and how we can stay safe. >>it's terrible that we have one more thing to think about in terms of. having the covid and now having to think about the wildfires, especially for those people who are in those regions. so the cloth masks and the regular surgical masks that a lot of people have klosters regular masses. there are of course crucial for had helping to prevent cool good spread. what o'clock mass doesn't do much if

that nba playoffs, clifford overshadowed luca mania today. 18 points on the first half, finishing withs big 154-111. but that jacob blake shooting was on doc rivers mind after the game.>> it's the reason why we keep loving this country. in this country does not look back. >> the nba certainly taking a backseat on the court tonight.>> coming up next, a decades-old wedding photo found in the fire zone. and tonight, look, this isn't my first rodeo... and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find out how reverse mortgages really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide. eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay bills, medical costs, and more. call now and get your free info kit. other mortgages are paid each month, but with

but first want to go to kron four's charles clifford. he is live now on the phone for us in solano county. i apologize we have the fire chief from vacaville with us right now is that correct. well thank you so much again for joining us. this is chief chris conception with the vacaville fire department when we spoke to at the top of the last hour we were talking mostly about how a 80 has been shut down cherry glenn an airbase park wake you have any estimate of time when that might reopen. that might reopen. >>i know we do no point we don't have meantime far as how long the freeway going well. our firefighters are still involved in active are fine as well and. moving over to defend. yeah. now home to the south part of our city where we expect the fire to extend the best. >>crews doing anything whether to chp or your department or the police department doing anything to get people who are stuck in their cars on 80 trying to get them off that the freeway. >>i'm not sure about the operation on the freeway right now there our police tackle sho

2 countries in the in in the in in in my mind number one in number between the war and right now clifford bowling batting feeling everything is 100 points and but our players is very mature and they played in different conditions but we will be not easy for them. for india officeholder. every single one of them and i'm hearing them when they're talking among themselves they want to talking about winning the game our mission as all of us to win the world cup that's another sometimes i take it as a pressure sometimes i think it's good for the players as well because the players are not thinking about anything of they're just weren't thinking about winning the games remember the wider cricketing world has heard much but seeing little of afghanistan now that it's all about situation which they feel they've gone from lots of coal in the polish diamonds terrific ambassadors for their game for their country and for the spirits of human success other countries have grounds they've got facilities got nets the got bats and balls the equipment i've got so had nothing still has very little these cric

back in the political history and you see someone come on the stage iv the first time and clerk clifford had a big role in the 1960s as well and george mcgovern was that henry wallace's first political campaign. the decision-making. i just thought that was very interesting and it's like watching a movie and someone becomes a big star later. >> all the people who came into office in 1948 who ogle by the way john kennedy nixon. >> richard nixon at the same time. it's during the campaign. who is on the horse? >> we don't know but there's a guy who heckled him on top of a horse. he comes out and he opens up and looks at the horse because for most of his life he was a farmer. he looks at the horse and he says this is not a good horse and the guy right away. [laughter] every day the campaign was a comedy of errors but at the same time it wasn't was very serious business. there was definitely this feeling that the future of the world was at stake. okay so this is detroit labor day weekend and literally this is when the campaign began. truman shows up and labor day weekend of course detroit home

sian clifford beat her fleabag co—star phoebe waller—bridge to the award for best female comedy performanceand stacey, won the must—see moment award, voted for by the public. will you marry me? what? the awards come almost six months after the film baftas, where bafta was widely criticised because all the performance nominees were white. tv judging by members on specialistjuries began around the same time, and, if award ceremonies are increasinglyjudged by how well they reflect the public, some will see tonight as a step forward. ‘cause it's what we do, it's our way. and that's why we hate ourselves... in the drama categories, acting awards went to will sharpe for giri/haji. sorry, i'm rodney, by the way, and i'm a drug addict. obviously. all: hi, rodney. and to naomi ackie, for the end of the world, which went on to win two awards. so, how are you? you got kids? no. married? no. so, what have you been doing? prison. fittingly, bafta's special award went to idris elba. i don't believe i'm very special. i believe that what i've been given is an opportunity, and what i've done is taken my opp

behind this story our china expect cliff it could end from t w business joins me in the studio now clifford's good to have you here so beijing's not only facebook google twitter as we just heard even even take talk as we know it doesn't exist in china why is that that's right well china operates a very strict system of censorship and control called the great firewall of china and basically it comes allow this company even though the chinese company to operate this model to take talk model instead has doyenne i think to understand how this works you have to kind of look at the broader issue here that basically what you see here increasingly although it's a tech war and yes the u.s. election and. you know this company competitive issues between the u.s. tech giants and the emerging chinese giants but it's also a systemic bottle at the moment and i think that you know what we understand as a private company in china isn't the same as we would understand a private company in the west so increasingly these questions are coming to the fore again and again with huawei and now it to talk on all these

sian clifford beat her fleabag co—star phoebe waller—bridge...e of 2019, gavin and stacey, won the must—see moment, voted for by the public. will you marry me? what? thank you to everybody that was involved in making the show. it was a really joyous experience for us all. and winning this bafta is immense. yes, thank you very much to everybody that voted, and to our cast and the whole crew who made the show. and strictly had something to shout about, taking the prize for best entertainment show. what‘s happening, man? the bafta special award went to idris elba. i don‘t believe that i‘m very special. i believe that what i‘ve been given is an opportunity and what i‘ve done is taken my opportunity and handed it backwards and handed it to other people. recognising notjust his success in performing but also his work on access and improving diversity in the industry. lizo mzimba, bbc news. joining me now from her home in north west london is the entertainment journalist, caroline frost. we journalist, caroline frost. usually talk about these face—to—fa

and you see someone come on stage for the first time and what that role is and in this case clark clifford had a big role in the 60s and you mentioned in another place george mcgovern was at henry wallace's political campaign and the campaign decision-making so i just thought that was very interesting and it's always just like watching a movie and seeing somebody who becomes a big star later. >> all the people who came into office in 1948 who just go by the way, john f. kennedy. >> nixon to. >> and richard nixon at the same time. here we have a picture and it's during the campaign and someone's on horse, who's on the horse ? >> we don't know but there's this woman giving a speech on the back of his train and there's a guy who heckles him on top of a horse . and he comes out and he looks at the horses teeth because for most of his life he is an obscure farmer. so he looks at the horses teeth and he says this is not a good horse and he rides away just like every day the campaign was a comedy of errors at the same time it wasn't. it was very serious business. there was this feeling that the f

clifford lane of nih also, they stepped in to argue because there was this debate going on at the fdaey stepped in to argue that the emerging data on the treatment was simply too weak to go forward with this announcement and now all of a sudden the president and alex azar and stephen hahn going forward with it and raising questions. further questions is the tweet the president just posted yesterday. let me read it again because it's disturbing what the president said about the food and drug administration. the deep state or whoever over at the fda is making it very difficult for drug companies to get people in order to test the vaccines and therapeutics. obviously they hope to delay the answer until after november 3rd. must focus on speed and saving lives and tagged dr. stephen hahn and raising all sorts of questions about the potential political impact of this decision just announced by the president. >> yeah. that's exactly right, wolf. that's the thing i think as medical reporters to grapple with, looking at the evidence saying here is the evidence that you were looking at. now it'

chinese more than i do the russians, both of my suspects are involved, i went back and read clark clifford's 44 page memo with harry truman he wrote in 1947 it was an amazing document. he talks about communist, this is before -- he said this unions communist or that merely communist, that's what it was, it wasn't doing anything bad necessarily, he can't forget in the 30s there was enough not the penetration that the activities committee originally was set up to go after the knocked these, not the communist and after world war ii there was a communist penetration that they were going after the communist and we are told you're not allowed to do that so we had to lie whether they were communist and one of the reasons reagan got into politics was awareness that there were communist. so i look at all of that and i think they can try to interfere, they might be able in some ways, nor do we have to worry about it we centralize elections in right now elections are run down to county level and it is chaotic and huge disadvantages but it's really hard to rig, it's too decentralized, now having message

we can't sort of underplay the importance of this news because every time we have spoken to cliffordpast on this show, we have been asking about the strategy rebound and what they are going to do. i do wonder what it will all mean for capital returns. manus: and the bottom line is as people extricate themselves from various parts of global banking, did they just make the big bigger and stronger and therefore a little bit more systemic risk. you talk about the consequence for gold. gold is re-rating. we continue that down 2%. it was at the beginning of an asymmetric unraveling. preparedness for negative rates. roll it over. have a look at the equity story. it sets the agenda for more stimulus. it is not really translated through. 33, 32 point 25. as the curve steepen's, do you want to belong cyclical? good morning. nejra: good morning, manus. the hit we saw in equity markets seem to with a little bit of a delayed to be on stimulus. the key figures and negotiations haven't spoken in days and don't have any talks scheduled. the white house and democrats are far apart on key issues such

it went back and read clark clifford's 44 page memo. it was an amazing document. this is before the so-called red scare. this union is communist dominated or that man is a communist. and that's where was. but it's easy for us to forget in the 30s there was enough penetration that the house originally was set up to go after the nazis, not the communists. after world war ii there was enough communist penetration that they were going after the calmness and then they were told they weren't allowed to do that so they had to liar about whether there were any communist and his awareness that there were communist in the screen actors guild. i look at all that and they can try to interfere. they might be able in some ways -- one thing went to worry about if we centralize elections and right now legends are run on the county level and does has huge disadvantages but it's really hard to rig. it's just too decentralized. now on the other hand messages on twitter or facebook or would have you are as and ever russian tv station. i don't think there's a comparable chinese statio

court ordered president trump to pay more than $44,000 in legal fees to adult film star stephanie clifford, known as stormy daniels. the order was issued earlier in the week, but was just made public yesterday. >> she sued the president in 2018 to be released from a nondisclosure agreement. the president's legal team made a deal out of court, but daniels still had to pay legal bills, racked up bills. daniels said she had an affair with the president before he was in office, 2006, 2007 while married to melania, which the president denies. >>> california is under a state of emergency this weekend as all people there, many of them are forced to evacuate their homes and try to seek shelter because of the raging wildfires we have been watching. >> this is happening during rising cases of covid-19 across california. firefighters are struggling to contain more than 500 fires that were mostly started by lightning and spread because of high temperatures. let's go now to cnn's paul vercammen. we can see evidence of what the fires have done near you. what's the situation this morning? >> reporter: we

clifford layne, deputy director. three of us, dr. fauci and dr. collins, aligned on importance of robust data it through ramdom trials and a pandemic doesn't change it. recommending slow down. don't give emergency use to this plasma treatment. how significant is that? >> this plasma treatment is one that has been hyped up a lot, and in theory makes sense. the idea somebody who recovered, have antibodies, can give it to somebody else and the antibodies could fight it. the problem is that we have to prove this. we have to do these randomize controlled trials to see, compared to placebo, is it effective? to understand more, too, a certain level of antibodies for the plasma to be effective? is it effective if you take it early on in illness or when you're very sick? we need to be able to get those answers. part of the problem is that everybody has been rushing to get this treatment and we haven't been able to enroll people in the critical clinical trials to actually get that research. i think this really underscores one of the problems in the pandemic

daniels, who filed suit under her name, stephanie clifford, was paid $133,000 for her silence by thent's attorney at time, michael cohen. the deal was brokered 11 days before the 2016 election. daniels sued in 2018 to nullify the deal and payment of legal fees was part of that claim. and the lawsuit was dismissed because neither party was silent about the arrangement, but daniels was found to be the, quote, prevailing party. the white house has not responded to requests for comment. >>> and u.s. users of wechat are suing the president to block executive orders that would effectively ban the use of the chinese messaging app. people who say they use the app for work, worship, and keeping in touch with relatives in china say the august 6th executive order violates their freedom of speech and right to free exercise of religion. the suit to stop enforcement of the order that will ban some transactions with chinese owners of wechat was filed in a san francisco federal court on friday by a nonprofit called u.s. wechat users alliance and several independent citizens. an attorney for the plai

my producer, ann clifford and i just gingerly took a walk around, to try to get an initial look at damage, even though it's pitch dark outside and there's a lot of damage. this behind me is a large casino hotel. the power is out like it is in many parts of this city. there's another casino in front of me. lots of that building damaged as well. i think it's important to point out is an observation i made yesterday. we were doing our live reporting yesterday from the calcasieu river here in calcasieu paris and i was standing on a man-made ba beach by the river. the river is very placid. and if you were going on a vacation and staying in the casino hotels here, and it's a big history here, it would be nice to be out there on the beach, on the sand, but i made that guess that that beach would be gone today. i just took a walk to that beach, it is a raging rapids. the beach has disappeared, it looks like an angry ocean right now. but so far, that water hasn't washed over to us. it's kind of up to our ankles in that parking lot. and that's a relatively good b sign, i think, at this point. >> ga

i recommend everybody read "bound for the promised land, " by clifford larson, a great personal friend of mine and written literally the seminal work on tubman up until about 15 years ago. there are over 250 books written about tubman, but they were all children's books. filled with great myths. one myth after another. kate was among the first to write an incredible, well-documented biography of tubman. this scholarly work is something i recommend. there is always something going on in your life. you can find it in the back. read the passage. you feel better. it is kind of a bible of sorts for me. you feel better. let me tell you how god works. kate larson is a white woman, historian, who has done incredible work on tubman. still doing incredible work on tubman. me, i am a member of the african methodist zion church. this is how god works. i came to that position looking for how i could volunteer at my local church. they said boy, do we have something for you to do. [applause] -- [laughter] and things happen from there. kate and i went to the same women's college in boston. our years o

sian clifford beat her fleabag co—star phoebe waller—bridge...arry me? what? thank you to everybody that was involved in making the show. it was a really joyous experience for us all. and winning this bafta is immense. yes, thank you very much to everybody that voted, and to our cast and the whole crew who made the show. and strictly had something to shout about, taking the prize for best entertainment show. what's happening, man? the bafta special award went to idris elba. i don't believe that i'm very special. i believe that what i've been given is an opportunity and what i've done is taken my opportunity and handed it backwards and handed it to other people. recognising notjust his success in performing but also his work on access and improving diversity in the industry. lizo mzimba, bbc news. it's dci luther, actually. some deserve it winds there. show noble my favourite, i think. —— chernobyl. here's nick with a look at this morning's weather. it was quite a relief waking up today are not feeling so humid and hot, nick. i totally agree. and

i went back and read clark clifford's 44 page memo for harry truman. he wrote it in 1947. it's an amazing document. he routinely will talk about communists. this was before the so-called red scare. this union is communist dominated or that mayor is communist and that's where it was. he wasn't doing anything about it necessarily but in the 30s there was enough penetration that they house or maybe originally was set up to go after the nazis and after world war ii there was enough communist penetration that they were going after the communists and then they were told they weren't allowed to do that so they had to lie whether there were any calmness and one of the reasons reagan got involved in this there were communists and the screen actors guild. i look at all of that and i think they can try to interfere. they might be the able in some ways. if we centralize elections it makes -- and right now the elections are run at the county level and its chaotic and it's a huge disadvantages but it's really hard to rates because it's to decentralize. on the other hand messages on twit

what doctor clifford was referring to permitted development rights. it would notjust be about the big volume housing builders who some people accuse them of being quite identikit housing, they look the same, we want a competitive industry where small to medium size builders can compete and that will create jobs and raise the standards of homes as well. local communities will have a real say in what homes look like so we are asking every part of the country to create design codes, for example, you can think about what matters in your local area. in nottinghamshire, where i represent, we have red brick and red tiles. if people want to get homes like that built, they will be able to say you homes will need to meet those requirements. this is quite a departure from the current system and it will allow community to say more about the way you homes look around the area. but more certainty and predictability to businesses who are out there trying to build them as well. robert jenrick, housing secretary thank you for your time. mike has the sport and golf‘s f

this case clifford he has a big role in the 60s as well.ou mentioned george mcgovern was at henry wallace's first political campaign the campaign decision making. i just thought that was very interesting. it's always like watching movies to see somebody become a movie star later but starting in the first role in a small little thing over on the side. >> guest: all the people came into office in 1948 that just, oh by the way john f. kennedy to hunt nixon to? richard nixon at same time? here we have a pictures during the campaign. someone is on a horse. or getting a speech in the back of the train there is a guy who heckled him on top of his horse. he comes out and he opens up he looks at the horses teeth because most of his life he has was an obscure farmer. so he looks at the horses teeth and said this is not a good horse. and the guy gets pissed often rides away. [laughter] 's like every day of the campaign was a comedy of errors. but at the same time it wasn't. it was very serious business. it was definitely this feeling that the future o

political experience so after the war ended by the time 9048 it comes around his main go to work cliffordn the campaign train and until truman came around there was no political expanse whatsoever. >> i thought it was interesting to hear the start up and it's always interesting to go back and little history and then you see someone come on stage for the first time and what their role is and in that case he had the big role in the 60s as well any mention in another place george mcgovern was henry wallace's first political campaign or i mean the campaign decision-making so i just thought that was interesting and it's always like watching a movie and seen so many good becomes a big star later but as of big role in the sidon. >> all the people who came into the office in 1948 who opined away, [inaudible] >> and richard nixon same time so here we have a picture in in someone is on the horse so who is on the horse? >> there is this amazing woman giving the speech on the back of the train and there is a guy who heckles him on top of the horse and he comes out and opens up and looks at the horses

. >> our guest is cool for daniel truman skinny clifford tremendous annual. we're gonna get some more from a program in 20,012. folks to go to seven foray 8001 mountain in pacific for those of you who are world war ii veterans. two for 2:02 -- during that trip, mr. danny spoke to several survivors. i want to play the video was still a conversation of one of the store because survivors telling his conversation. >> i remove the rubble by digging around the area and iran managed to. the con foundation of our house was covered by big pillar. my mother was lying face up in her eyes were bleeding. since i couldn't make it to her side i asked or can you move unless she said no unless you can move the stuff from my shoulder i can't move. but i couldn't. >> i was a militarist boy and i knew that japan was cornered and going to lose soon so i was always dreaming every day that i would get on a plane and throw myself directly onto the u.s. battleships. i never imagined such a horrible thing would happen to me. but >> i have to say to my mother the fire is spreading so f

either margaret truman, his daughter, or george elsie, who is on the white house staff and clark clifford some of the secret service people who are invaluable because they were with him all the time. many of whom had never been interviewed before. >> are secret service allowed to talk after the fact? >> apparently so. >> they were concerned? >> no. they were wonderful because they saw him offstage they saw him in all conditions and often under enormous pressure. you mentioned the attempted assassination two of the secret service men still here in washington walked me through the whole event from inside and outside blair house where it took place. spent the better part of one saturday doing that. i'm sure that's never been done before. so my account of that is based on material that can only be had by reaching that time to living people. their devotion to harry truman is a very compelling thing to listen to and true of all the people that work for him at all levels. i did not find a single person who knew him well and work with him who wanted to tell me what his terrible backstage temper w