>> clooney: absolutely not. yazidi witnesses, victims, survivors, they will say, "it doesn't help me if somebody's killed in a drone strike." in terms of justice, that means something very different. that means being able to be in a courtroom and look their abusers in the eye, and tell the world what happened. what isis did to them. and that hasn't happened yet. >> pelley: it has happened before, in other atrocities. last year, a u.n.-backed court in cambodia convicted two former officials of genocide, 40 years after the khmer rouge murdered 1.7 million. beginning in the 1990s, u.n. war crime trials were held for the former yugoslavia and rwanda. but iraq is not a member of the international criminal court and has not agreed to war crime trials of its own. >> clooney: what we would like to see is an openness by the iraqis to actually have international judges be involved in these trials. potentially, international prosecutors. there are different ways of designing it. you know, the iraqi government could enter i

he says, we got to take george clooney. i don't know george clooney. i don't have him in my rolodex. a long story short, the man who produced all the "ocean" movie as guy jerry weintraub since died and president bush, i was telling him about the "ocean" mefs, he's no longer in "e.r." i think jerry did those "ocean" movies. he called jerry and george clooney went. i was sick dogs. did i go? yes, i did. [ laughter ] because we had to send a plane for george's one requirement, it was we send a plane. i don't blame him. so we found a plane. they stopped in houston. jerry weintraub came, picked president bush and me up and off we go to cameron, louisiana. the two cutest georges i've ever met in my life. one huge mistake. there's no picture with me and george clooney. [ laughter ] and coming home, my ears had totally -- before they stuffed up, i asked him why he did this i said, why would you do this? you don't know him. you don't know us. this obviously isn't political, but you're not exactly a republican, and his answer was, i was so impressed that he want

here's the huge mistake, no picture with me and george clooney. coming home, i asked why he did this. said why would you do this? you don't know him. this isn't political. they're not republican. his answer was i was so impressed that he wanted to do this. cameron, louisiana isn't in the news, c-span isn't, there tv cameras and there. everyone was in new orleans george clooney said if you ask me to go to new orleans i probably say no but i was so touched by what he was doing that i wanted to be a part of it. so the end of the story which you can choose to leave or not is that my ears went up, george kept talking to, me i have no idea what he said. to this day it's fossil he asked me to marry him. and i just kept going yes yes. president bush was the minister of acts of kindness. that was the main thing i learned from him. it's not that i was a mean person, but it was interesting to watch the way he lived his life. in big ways and small ways. this picture doesn't have a lot to do, this has a lot to do with the next story i'm going to tell. this is

[laughter] for me i don't see anyone casting, like buck clooney and everything that's fine.[laughter] someone asked me what ways look likalways looklike that doctor i said clooney, right. [laughter] thanks for laughing. if they make it, god bless, i get to tell these stories. i've loved for 20 years now and whether they make films or not is okay by me. hollywood messes up everything anyways. the place we are working me like everything. >> 13 years ago i attended your book signing i am legend. >> my friend came to the signing at the supermarket and where is the craziest place i've ever signed and it's no question, the white house. i got invited to a private lunch at the white house and not in the big area the reporters get to go, but the president's private dining room. i got invited to go there and when you go and sit in the white house, the lincoln bedroom, walking through the private area where they live, no secret service, it's just it's a big deal. you sit down and it's not like grab a seat, they tell you exactly where to sit and there is a little card engraved with a pi

i'm told me a lot of all welcome the prime minister of i have a coast am i to go on clooney but he has died unexpectedly at the age of 61 conclude by he was also the ruling party's candidate for the presidential election coming up in october and his death raises questions about who will replace him in that race the cause of death has not yet been disclosed but gone clear but he had a heart transplant a. years ago and had just received medical treatment in frogs. and it's today did open your report in full but has told us what going by his death means for ivory coast it's a big shock 5 recall suddenly because he was only in march so declared being the presidential candidate for the ruling party as you said earlier they elected him coming up this year in october. tomorrow and so all these. him as a kind of presidential candidate is because. the president since 2010 has only 2 to 5 years one term and there was a big movement all over africa to restrict these long time long ever standing presidents so he said he couldn't go another time and. he is one of his closest allies so that was his

you know, let me just start off by saying that, you know, that george clooney, he makes a mean tequilath his feet. >> whatever, i think it's agave. he makes a mean tequila. and, you know. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it just kind of just got me to the, i was already just so frustrated and angry and, and, you know, we're just tired of this man. it's just like we've been in, keep going in this same thing over and over again, and i think this one, it just, it was it. this was, this was the, like it was just enough. and i just had to say something, you know, it's like we can't do it alone. if we're out there marching and asking for change, we need white people to do it. we need white people to tell white people to stop being racist. because, when we do it, obviously, it's not working. you know, it's like the person that's kicking your butt, you can't ask us, hey, why can't you make them stop kicking your butt. it doesn't work like that. >> jimmy: i saw some footage of a protest today in manhattan beach, and it was interesting, because it was almost all entirely white people marching for black lives

to main problem of culture and this is again a difference with other former clooney metropole is that we do not have any monuments for victims of the colonization or heroes of anti community since the un vets he is collecting her son she wants him to learn as much as possible about his family's history her old mother still remembers the brutal reality of colonial rule in the mid 20th century and their feet not our parents back in africa didn't want us to see how they were abused so one day they told me not to come near but i was curious so i hid and saw how they slapped my father. why are they doing this i asked. and he replied i was punished because i didn't have enough money to pay our taxes. i'm back so you know that many parents of congolese descent do not like to share on pleasant memories but for her son and the generations to come she feels transparency is the best way forward. to india to this a close friend knew so transparent. all those family secrets are passed down from generation to generation and raised on people when you say things clearly this allows future generations

began in may after the police killing of unarmed black american george clooney. has promised to back the police and stop the protests in a speech this week he said he will be sending hundreds of federal troops to cities all across america americans was hold their city leaders accountable they must insist that community officials fully support fully back and fully fund their local police departments the. there is simply no substitute for a police department that has the strong backing of city leaders. as well as the tear gas fired during the latest unrest important peaceful protesters released balloons and bubbles. more protests are expected. and 2 armed groups are involved in a standoff in the u.s. city of louisville one group an all black militia is protesting against racism and police brutality police of elected barry cade's to separate them from a far rights group there are reports of 100 injuries after a weapon was accidentally discharged their city has seen protests off to the police shooting of a black woman brianna taylor she was killed in march by officer

had been going clooney yearly haiti b.p. . oil. group gangs. new coronavirus cases discovered in melbourne as thousands of public housing residents are ordered to stay at home. but ironically this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up new restrictions are set to be imposed in israel with the prime minister warning the country is at the height of a new covert 19 offensive. display for independence day the us president goes ahead with a speech despite health concerns and protests. hospitals under pressure in south africa as it announces a daily record of more than $10000.00 new infections. so that we begin with the increasing number of 1000 cases worldwide saturday saw the biggest single day rise since the pandemic began with more than 212000 infections recorded globally and the majority of them were in latin america which now has more cases than europe brazil but shows one and a half 1000000 infections and as. had at least $64000.00 deaths in israel officials a reauthorize the use of phone surveillance technology once deployed to prevent a

reiner would continue acting late into his career, starring alongside george clooney and brad pitt inean's 11" franchise. >> we're just supposed to walk out of there with $150 million in cash on us without getting stopped? >> yeah. >> oh, okay. >> reporter: his son, the film director rob reiner, calling him, "my guiding light." and tonight, mel brooks calling him, "a giant, unmatched in his contributions to entertainment." carl reiner was 98. thank you so much for watching. i'm tom llamas. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. stay safe. good night. >>> if you're flying from california to the east coast, get ready to quarantine. >> reporter: i'm in pittsburgh. the governor was talking about hotel rooms for the homeless during the covid crisis. but he was interrupted by protesters. >> reporter: san quentin is the prison with the most covid-19 cases in the state. officials are asking gavin newsom to intervene. abc7 news starts right now. >> right now we're about double where we were two or three weeks ago. >> a bay area doctor sees firsthand the sudden spike in coronavirus patients and

because they've grown to trust stuff they've grown to feel connected you know you meet george clooney or another brad pitt angelina jolie issued movie stars we like them we see them on screen but we don't feel connected to them but are you 2 person who you see the day to day life that they live it feels almost like a friend our vlog channel is definitely our diehards they want to see what we're doing every single day they're tweeting us all hours a day commenting on every photo they've been with us through ups and downs and so these people further further then we are like family almost morning so i just had to go get a showing off his leaving i stopped by this coffee shop to get some water over this is my life even though my life is not as bowing than those of the most successful you tube girls there's a washer and dryer running here in the same building i can do it at least once a day. busting my toes when i was young my parents didn't insist. that they were bad ideas and then overdose a lot of holes as you can see and. it's better not to learn for me how to do it but they won't do i

collusion with foreign elements are punishable with up to life in prison critics say the law is to clooney and vague and open to interpretation and on thursday it was on this basis 12 democratic candidates were disqualified one of hong kong's best known democracy activists joshua long was among those deemed in a legible for not supporting the law's implementation they can censor my qualification to come in and the democracy movement in hong kong and that's the reason they can't kill us or even they try to prosecute us but to run for office and silence our voice we wish our past last hour was being heard around the world the pro-democracy camp says the latest moves by hong kong's government are motivated by china's concerns that democrats would have gained a majority in the legislative council the legislative council election is the only way people in hong kong can influence who will run their city legislative councillors are partially responsible for choosing the chief executive and monitoring their performance in recent years china's leaders have been accused of interfering in this proces

because they've they've grown to trust stuff they've grown to feel connected you know you meet george clooney or another brad pitt angelina jolie issued movie stars we like them we see them on screen but we don't feel connected to them but do you 2 person who you see the day to day life that they live it feels almost like a friend our blog channel is definitely our diehards they want to see what we're doing every single day they're tweeting us all hours a day commenting on every photo they've been with us through ups and downs and so these people for the further then we are like family almost morning so i just had to go get a showing off his leaving i stopped by this coffee shop to get some water over this in my life even though my life is no less boring than those of the most successful you tube girls there is a monster and you're right here in the same building i can do it at least once a. bust my toes when i was young my parents didn't insist. that they were hurt by this and then overdose a lot of holes as you can see and. it's a little nod to them for me how to do it but they won't do it

how could you do that to george clooney? my kids know me.y know me. >> this is a story you had a crush and i kept saying, what? >> he's so cute and i love his fashion. >>> how is the forecast looking? >> we're looking from mt. diablo to the delta and it's such a beautiful sunrise but we know when it looks like this it's kind of an ominous reason why. it's because of the wildfire smoke that we've had recently and it's making really unhealthy air quality at times and so as we start out this morning we'll have to watch out for those conditions. what we're seeing about where we should be for this time of year reaching into the low 80s. for gilroy a high of 85 degrees after a morning start in the upper 40s and heading over the east bay looking at mostly upper 80s for the interior sections while oakland will stay in the low 70s today. reaching into the low 60s near the coast and some upper 70s for spots like palo alto. we head over to san francisco with some 60s today and the north bay that will warm up further to the north. air quaul has been an

picking up on what alan greste said it seems to me that the legacy of clooney elitism place a bit part in the debate about what it means to be french. what's the relationship between mainstream french culture history and identity and the sections of the population descended from immigrants from the former french colonies in africa. this seem to me to be 2 separate francaise and that the one does not really want to accept the other. i decided to bring together a few young french people from different intellectual political and ethnic backgrounds to debate the key issues around french identity. something to go back no doubt it will put it off to. the top and. you can only tell you the issues only feel good enough before you get to that i might go. coke business because of the $50000000.00 of us through this experience it will be good for the next dollar for to be good if the government can decide what is the mission of the supermoon real values that i was going to show you just going to the bottom so as to try to do them a cow those. are all folks. closer. luckless nippon crewmen of us c

native americans, another with african-american congressman bobby scott and a meeting with george clooneybiden based upon an expansion of government aid. shannon. >> shannon: doug mcelway in delaware. thank you, doug. now for an examination of what then candidate donald trump promised in 2016 and how it's turned out, correspondent kristin fisher takes a look from the white house today. >> before the pandemic put a stop to the president's rallies he often delivered remarks in between banners that said promises made and promises kept. without question the most successful and perhaps consequential promise he kept from the 2016 campaign has been to fill the judiciary with conservatives. >> the justices that i'm going to appoint will be pro-life. they will have a conservative bent. >> in addition to supreme court justices neil gorsuch and brett kavanaugh, a record appointments for a first term president. another promise kept, renegotiating the north american free-trade agreement and replacing it with the usmca. >> tonight we're ending the nafta nine-millimeter. >> the president struggled to ma

>> reporter: and george clooney's partner in crime in the "oceans eleven" series well into his 80s. this morning clooney saying his was a life well lived and we're all the better for it. >> if they stop, they put you away >> reporter: yet it was his off-camera work that made reiner legendary. recording the 2,000-year-old comedy albums. >> you knew joan of arc? >> i went with her, dummy. >> you ever seen this one? >> reporter: directing george burns' god capturing steve martin's genius on film. and creating the tv show that reiner says was his best work. reiner won seven emmys for writing and producing "the dick van dyke show. the smithsonian asked for his typewriter >> he is my mentor and my idol >> van dyke remembering his scripts of always saying something about us >> comedy is always about what's happening in your life and the world and we are the same. >> reporter: active and engaged on social media to the end, just last week he mused about his legacy in dispatches from quarantine >> the only thing that really matters in life. your - >> reporter: married to his wife estelle for

george clooney told "variety," carl reiner made every room he walked into funnier, smarter and kinderle gift he gave us all. lara will bring us a lot more on carl reiner in our next hour in "pop news." robin. >> we look forward to that. what a talent, what a man. >>> we're going to continue, though, now with the battle over closing beaches as the fourth of july holiday weekend approaches. some of the most famous beaches in the country including in miami and los angeles will shut down amid the summer surges there in covid-19 cases. will reeve is on the beach in seabright, new jersey, with what you need to know to stay safe if you do venture to the shore this weekend. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, robin. as with most issues in this pandemic, beaches are going to be handled on a local basis. on the jersey shore, this beach would typically be packed. today there is some social distanced yoga going on but on the fourth of july no one would normally think twice about how crowded it is but now governors and mayors are thinking about ways to keep their beaches safe if they ke

claiming that the virus is pulling the triggers people are now being taught in broad daylight clooney seven children now dead. this way the former nypd commissioner, and ray kelly slamming the democrats, now calling for democrat leaders like new york mayor bill de blasio to be removed. also the story, former cub 2016 campaign manager, with us . on the recent destruction by mobs trying to wipe out in our nations history in order to curb the control and that the future. and though thehe mainstream meda is misleading well just about everybody. thanks for joining us, i'm elisabeth mcdonald, the evening and it starts right now. liz: welcome to the show, you're watching the foxbusiness network. we begin tonight in washington were just a few hours ago, president trump talked about how to safely reopen schools this coming fall. amanda covid-19 condemning. the first lady was with him, edward lawrence has thehe detai. reporter: will as president donald trump says that schools should reopen in the fall, he brought together professionals from k - 12 as higher education and also parents and studen

another with gina congressman bobby scott and a virtual fund-raiser with president obama and george clooney. the viruses defining took a very different agendas on how to rebuild the economy. the biden approach is the expansion of government aid and regulation. the trump approach is to free up businesses from that kind of regulation. shannon. >> shannon: doug mckelway, thank you. barr, trump, biden. here's how "the wall street journal" puts them all together tonight. with fewer than 100 days until the election, the main threat to democrats is overconfidence, which can breed recklessness. for the most part the biden campaign has avoided this trap, but on the issue of federal law enforcement officers in american cities, the presumptive democratic nominee risks losing his balance. so let's unpack that in all the days news with g.o.p. senator john kennedy of louisiana. welcome back to the program. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: all right, the attorney general had to answer a lot of questions on the hill today about federal agents, their role in these cities on what's going on. i want to play

reiner would continue acting late into his career, starring alongside george clooney and brad pitt ine. >> we're just supposed to walk out of there with $150 million in cash on us without getting stopped? >> yeah. >> oh. okay. >> reporter: his son the film director, rob reiner, calling him, my guiding light. tonight mel brooks calling him, a giant unmatched in his contributions to entertainment. >> our thanks to tom. what a life. our thoughts with the reiner family this morning. >> definitely, a talented man. don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >>> right now on "america this morning," very disturbing. that's the message from dr. anthony fauci now warning of 100,000 new cases of covid per day. california in crisis. new restrictions could be announced today. in other parts of the country, new quarantine orders and the shocking story from one college town. officials say students who knew they had coronavirus still went to parties. >>> the u.s. senate taking new action to help small businesses as more of the country closes down, and this morning, the surprise inspection. th

it's younger than george clooney. [laughter] and what that meant practically speaking is that connecticut, if you live in or around hartford near the cities, either elected one state legislator or in a rural area fewer people elected one, now we have it in the senate where states like wyoming elected to senators in california or new york elect to. that used to be true on a state level all across the country. and again, the reason we had that in so many cases was as black people migrated to the city, rural legislators stopped redrawing the district's to maintain power. something that was originally targeted along racial lines that kinandkind of had this additionl effect of reaching a lot of voters delivered in cities, again, regardless what race they were. it isn't to say who has it worse witthat my point is they were al connected. you can't say this isn't my problem, because it's all of our problems. >> host: you know, we are jews and sixth & i and i want to talk about today white is and how most jews have an advantag

want to protest across the us began in may after the police killing of unarmed black american george clooney. has promised to back the police and stop the protests in a speech this week he said he will be sending hundreds of federal troops to cities all across america americans was hold their city leaders accountable they must insist that community officials fully support fully back and fully fund their local police departments there is simply no substitute for a policed. parp and that has the strong backing of city leaders. as well as the tear gas fired during the latest unrest important peaceful protesters released balloons and bubbles. i pad more protests are expected the authority al-jazeera. the u.s. military has released what it says is proof that russia is violating a u.n. arms embargo in libya the pentagon claims the satellite pictures show russian military equipment being used on the frontlines of the conflict these include find defense systems and vehicles the u.s. says russia has basting support for a lot of hostile correspondent monic training joins me now live from misrata the s

began in may after the police killing of unarmed black american george clooney. has promised to back the police and stop the protests in a speech this week he said he will be sending hundreds of federal troops to cities all across america americans was hold their city leaders accountable they must insist that community officials fully support fully back and fully fund their local police departments there is simply no substitute for a police department that has the strong backing of city leaders. as well as the tear gas fired during the latest unrest in portland peaceful protesters released balloons and bubbles was that the more protests are expected the a hearty al jazeera. 2 armed groups are involved in a standoff in the u.s. city of louisville one group and all black militias protesting against racism and police brutality police have arrested barricades to separate them from a far right group there are reports of injuries officer a weapon was accidentally discharged the city has seen protests after the police shooting of a black woman briana taylor she was kill

in texas there's suiting up again as clooney virus cases continue to rise it's harder this time teams that coped with the break earlier this year are being asked to go again. specially if we have it we've got it. but some. states to close things down later in reopened earlier seeing the largest surge in cases no hitting record levels. i'll see more dads in the next couple of weeks if that which is the explanation right now does not structure the flood not many in the u.s. spent the 1st 4 months in isolation staying at home social distancing staying away from loved ones but experts say that might all be for nothing if the country doesn't get a grip on the new cases and without a vaccine there's no plan b. i think we're going to see a reversion to the types of stay at home policies that we had in place in many states previously ologies going to be yes i hope from an economic you know or a message to reach as well as social mental hell hell. on it since ration but you know no you know we're acting like we have you know her no intervention you know if there's a bright spot it's that the d

george clooney, steve martin, con conan o'brien and his son who tweeted "he was my guiding light." >>ly loved. great sense of humor. was tweeting to the very end. and also paid tribute to his wife who died some years before. still talking about his love for her. i love a man who talks about the love for his wife. what a wonderful, wonderful legacy he's left us. vlad, you can't escape sports this holiday weekend. what have you got? >> you're right, gayle. it is true that i rode the bench in high school, but i was also the lead in "kiss me kate." i love this next story. a major leaguer teamed up with some of broadway's best for an awesome performance. ♪ for it's one two three strikes you're out at the old ball game ♪ ♪ take me out to broadway >> guys, that is pirates pitcher steven brault singing with the cast of "haitistown" and others like hall of famer ozzie smith. the tune comes out before the deadline for major league players to start training camps. brault was a vocal student in college. >>> what kinds face coverings are best at stopping the coronavirus? we'll be right back. er? y