colvin's was a -- let me take them in chronological order.will take rosa parks case. >> senate straight. >> she was the one arrested on december 1. so my first responsibility was to see that she was adequately represented on december 5. i knew that they were going to convict her. there was no way in the world they could end up finding her not guilty, i knew that. i let them put their case on come across examine their witness, raise my constitutional questions, don't put on any evidence, because none of them could say that she had done that, and see what happens. and what did they do? they convicted her. so on her case, we appealed it to the circuit court and then it had to go all the way up to the alabama courts, and then ultimately to the u.s. supreme court. so that was one case. but if we had gotten her found not guilty, all that would have happened is she would have been not guilty, and the city ordinances and state statutes requiring segregation would have still been on the books, so we had to have another lawsuit. and that suit was a cas

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jill colvin, philip rucker, dr. nahid bhadelia, thank you very much. >>> coming up for us, florida's hospitals struggling to stop the state's surging coronavirus cases. we'll ask a florida doctor who helped write her city's reopening rules, what do you do about now? >>> and later, politics in black and white. a speech so very trump that one fox news host said it was the best one this president has ever given. "the 11th hour" is just getting under way on this back-to-work monday night. >>> this thing has been circulating for longer in our country than we initially thought kind of at the beginning of march. had you had a broader testing criteria, you would have picked up more cases at that time. there's no need to really be fearful about it. i mean we can talk about the different steps that individuals can take, you know, that we're going to take statewide. but at the end of the day, you know, this is something that's been around for quite some time. >> you heard the governor, the ardent trump follower ron desantis te

experts suggest that air conditioning use across the southern united states may be a factor in spiking colvin 19 kate's plus a coronavirus outbreak in a german meat plant was also linked to cool exists so how safe is the air we are breathing. a common sight for these coronavirus times people pouring off public transports wearing face masks looking for that 1st goal of fresh air. masks in many places a compulsory but as the weather gets warmer is that enough to ease worries. i feel if i have a mask and my children and i try to make sure that i'm like one and want to meters away from somebody who also has meant i feel quite sure that to say what. you want to get around this is played up to do the. most modern trams and buses officiate with air conditioning units which draw fresh air from the outside. but go underground and it's a slightly different story though passenger numbers are still down compared to before the pandemic carriages the starting to fill up again. on the trams and off is my strong. histories around the world don't have to sneak and stay in confined spaces without much transfor

experts estimate that the colvin $1000.00 health crisis will cause $1.00 trillion dollars in losses to the travel industry. that's equivalent to the entire annual economic output of mexico especially badly hit by the travel decline jamaica where g.d.p. could fall by 11 percent this year. thailand 2 is expected to see a drop of 9 percent. last year some 40000000 for interests visited the country. so what happens next in. thailand looks lovely are the never. to do gongs are chilling with no people bothering them. the beaches in our knocking and elsewhere are empty and clean that has to do with the absence of foreign tourists. none have come to put the elephant camp since the government barred foreigners from entering the country in march. for the owner such as micio that meant business came to a sudden halt he did receive a one off payment from the government but it didn't go very far. he still has to feed his 4 elephants and they each eat up to 200 kilograms a day. sleep because of the coronavirus crisis there are no tourists anymore i haven't had any income for months to pay my staff i

the local population because of spain is among the european countries with the highest number of colvin 1980 s. almost 30000 people have died of the virus in spain to date the virus spread at an alarming rate in retirement homes with thousands of residents died many or not even taken to hospital and some facilities had to be shut down completely. is among those who lost their parents to the coronavirus and now she wants her local authorities to take responsibility. at the beginning of the crisis there was a lot of praise for doctors and nurses. there are protests any directed against politicians. spain has been traumatized by thousands of deaths in old people's homes here. a razor wants to be alone with her pain she lost her parents and much both died of the coronavirus in a retirement home. they may well have infected each other as they were apparently not isolated. this is something they want to home there wasn't any disinfectant or masks in the beginning people went in and out the residents were exposed and had no protection. than and i was told she was no longer allowed to see her p

that mark colvin i don't put up or when bloodbaths yon saw my mate the save of the season against fire and just in the nick of time with his finger tips. i didn't sort of all i think to make sure i didn't saw him and that flowing through my body my body but i think the last moment captured from the lives of. most men. but it's not only the keepers who can shine on the line as frankfurt's martin him to logically demonstrated. take courage. to make sure they go boom boom certain job is good is a good campaign by the austrian there are those occasions where the goal seems to studiously out of frege just ask outsports marcos i stopped when i was age will be leaving. i think we're all sensational unforgettable moments i but let's not analyze why some attempts in the bundesliga make it into the nets and some just don't i know that. there were 982. 2 goals this season that's the highest tally since 1992 but just how likely is it in a given situation that a scoring attempt will succeed but do go on here or not ok that not only. here's our analysis of the expected goals or as we call it the x.

barry colvin is part of the vaccine trial. >> if this is a way i could help i wanted to try to do it.> reporter: a vaccine can't come soon enough. outside miami there is this grim sign of the pandemic: an overwhelmed funeral home in hialeah is using a refrigerated container to store bodies. it's a sign of just how hard h t this working class communi the funeral home will not confirm covid-19 victims are stored there, but people here say there's no other explanation. in new york, there was outrage after video surfaced of a concert over the weekend where there was no social distancing. governor andrew cuomo: >> it was a gross violation of common sense. >> reporter: today, the governor added three more states to the quarantine list, now up to 34. as the virus' painful march continues, claiming the life ofi centerti >> dr. costa is a hero. he was doing incredible work saving lives for many years, including from the coronavirus. >> reporter: we have also learned that texas has changed the way it tracks coronavirus deaths, and that has revealed more than 600 additional victims of the virus

accused 2 chinese nationals of attempting to steal colvin 1000 and vaccine research relations between the pause and at the lowest in 40 years. the chinese foreign ministry meanwhile defended its move saying it was a midget response to a provocation by the united states. on july 21st the u.s. launched a unilateral provocation relayer probably demanding the trying to close its consulate general in shoes did. the u.s. move seriously breached international law the basic norms of international relations in the terms of the china u.s. consulate convention it greatly harmed china u.s. relations the measure taken by china is a legitimate and necessary response to the in recently action by the us it conforms with international law the basic one for the international relations and customer diplomatic practices in the current situation trying to u.s. relations is not what china decides to see and the u.s. is completely responsible for all of this. is in beijing fawaz materiels how serious is this for a nation's between beijing and washington. this is a retaliatory move it has been announced from

it wallowed was one of the 1st latin american countries to report colvin $1000.00 cases the country's economic engine the port city. was the worst affected with reports of bodies piling up on the streets but while the numbers of infections has come down there it's the capital quito where the health services are on the verge of collapse doctors some. people are dying while waiting to be treated in a hospital. people are waiting on the streets in tents people are desperate to get help they're dying while they wait in the ambulance in tents there aren't enough beds supplies or ventilators opening up is what got us here. in the past month the city has allowed some businesses to open up after a strict lockdown and that's one of the reasons for a normal 70 percent increase in new code with 19 cases mayor says they're trying to get the health care system ready and. we're getting ready to prevent the painful situations we have seen around the world and in our country we are trying to get ready for everything the city has installed street cameras using artificial intelligence to check if peopl

noise to the latest developments in view of the number of colvin 1000 cases is worrying for me and everyone at the robert koch institute. for holidaymakers will bring the virus with them so there are now tested in airports to help curb that risk no one wants a 2nd wave of the corona virus or another wave of lockdowns but no one can rule them out if the number of cases continues to rise. welcome to your special here on news i want to get jones in berlin as always good to have you with us and normally a virus infections like the flu thrive in the cold of winter a source close to is different this virus seems to actually enjoy the summer season is the 2nd wave perhaps closer than we think. the next chair every 2 meters sunbathing and social distancing the beaches in southern spain are giving curb it 19 infection earlier this slimmest of joseph. catalonia is something else young spaniards party on the beach now they're faced with fines of up to 15000 euros. today of what they just are a party is not a party it's an act of in solidarity it's an act of the. those who get infected out partying wil

was known to be of the left who was walking around with their face covered granted this was before colvinbut one person was violating the law by walking around armed with their face so the question i have once again to the black panther people what are you hoping to accomplish and if you're going to march against. a monument against a stone carving you know what do we not have the question i want to ask everybody who has the paint job but i have the one and content that i have what are you not able to do in the united states of america. what can washington or states themselves the authorities do for damage control right now is there a clear way to end what does look to pain civil war of sorts. well it's not the role of the federal government that's one of the beautiful things about the way our country was formed is that we have a federal system of government so the president doesn't really have to get involved in something at the state and local level and what you're seeing is exactly what happened in the importance to me and seattle is the adults are starting to take charge we've allowed

and elsewhere around the world a plane carrying more than 100 vietnamese colvin 19 workers from africa landed back home in 100 point the plane was specially equipped with ventilators and doctors and prepared for the 27 hour flight patients in blue protective gear chanted thank you vietnam for bringing us home there in. able condition and were immediately transferred to a hospital for treatment. and hodge 2020 has begun but it's a high like never before seen as far as participation is restricted this year to curb the spread of the pandemic muslim pilgrims have to wear face masks and move in small groups after days of isolation before arriving in mecca rather than standing and praying shoulder to shoulder pilgrims have to adhere to social distancing rules keeping a distance of at least 5 feet during prayer. and as coping 1000 continues to dominate headlines day after day there's one medical story that's starting to get some well deserved attention new research shows that a simple blood test could soon be used to diagnose alzheimer's disease in fact lab tests have proven to be 98 percent

hoping to cruise to reelection on a strong economy now obliterated by business shutdowns caused by colvin 19 poll numbers are also not trump's favor most show him trailing the presumptive democratic presidential nominee joe biden by double digits on thursday will biden didn't address trump's push to delay the election he did blame trump for the historic job losses that have left more than 20000000 americans without work. because trump so badly mishandled the covert virus and caused spyros you can there is no money to be able to keep necessary people employed it's not the 1st time trump has expressed reservations about the upcoming presidential election earlier this month he said he may not accept the results of the november poll can you give a direct answer you will accept feel like i have to see you i have to see you know i'm not going to just say yes i'm not a saint and i did last time either with less than $95.00 days until election day the president suggestions are causing consternation for an already an easy electorate looking to uphold the american tradition of a peaceful transfer o

the gentleman mean digitas community members of the military say they have come here to help fight colvin 1000. is coordinating the operation she says the risks are enormous but there is review by. they go down the river they go for a walk it depends on the area one might be closer to the city they go up the river and then infect others who weren't infected before there are various focal points. but many do not trust local authorities to survive in this one just like with society they're afraid it's an unknown virus for them for us too many prefer to isolate themselves not having any contact not even with health workers as a form of prevention so we see that they're afraid. members of the military have been conducting tests and providing supplies like alcohol and labs they're also using clora keen a drug used to treat malaria which precedent and donald trump have been recommending to tweak over 19 despite warnings by the u.s. food and drug administration indigenous leaders says using this drug is a mistake well actually i'm a little i think it's crazy because there's no proof that chloroq

undoubtedly i think a lot the biggest consequence of colvin is going to be in psychiatric consequences not respect tree or cardiovascular consequences and we should start planning for that now other viral infections other influenza infections we know damage the brain lead to long term consequences we should be monitoring it and putting into place interventions as best we can as soon as possible and what sort of treatment should patients that are dealing now with some of these effects is there anything that can be done for that yes so if you've got a standard depression and i've seen this already people i know and help treat antidepressants can help people come out of the exhaustion that it can lead to so that that kind of depression can be treated with conventional antidepressants it's possible that the p.t.s.d. symptoms will respond to traditional treatments like s.s.r.i. is but my own view is that we need to be innovative and there are new treatments coming along for these disorders the tickly just treatments such as psychedelics and m.d.m.a. we should also be fast tracking those int

i'm joined by jill colvin, white house reporter for associated press, eugene robinson and rich lowry,view. thanks to all of you for being with us. rich, i want to start with you. so the president wants to get more attacks out there about joe biden, bring up those biden negatives, try to get back into the race that way. you have a new column up. you're calling the biden campaign shockingly adequate, and you say that biden is making it difficult for the president to go after him. what do you mean by that? >> yeah, i think there's no doubt that biden is further left than he's ever been in his career, and there's no doubt that biden is the most progressive candidate of our lifetime, but he's not an idiot. he's not going to make it easy for trump by embracing emotive positions that's easy for trump to shoot at. president trump would love it if joe bid joe biden would say defund the police, but he hasn't said that, and he's never going to say that. it's been a struggle for the president to find traction, but he's got to find things that cut against joe biden. the referendum on trump, trump'

colvin safe. fighting for all of the people died because of police brutality. really get these people days. >>dougan has an instagram page where she shares photos of her work. if you want to check it out that is dougan the arts on i g. and in the uk, a sculpture of a black lives matter protester now stands in place of a toppled statue of a slave trader, this is in bristol england. made of black resident, a woman is seen standing with her fist raised in a black power salute the statue is entitled a surge of power 2020 and it's based on an image artist marc quinn saw of black lives matter protester. jen rate. edward colston ce statue was pulled down and thrown into the river during the height of the protests in early june. >>still ahead beachgoers caught in the act, how police use drones to catch people behaving illegally baring it all. >>and coming up in sports a couple big name nfl stars. got paid today sports director , and the hidden smiles. the foggy glasses, and the muffled laughs. a simple piece of fabric makes a big statement: i care. wear a mask. let's a

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the little it wallowed was one of the 1st latin american countries to report colvin 1000 cases the country's economic engine the port city. was the worst affected with reports of bodies piling up on the streets but while the numbers of infections has come down there it's the capital quito where the health services are on the verge of collapse doctors some. people are dying while waiting to be treated in a hospital. people are waiting on the streets in tents people are desperate to get help they're dying while they wait in the ambulance in tents there aren't enough beds supplies or ventilators opening up is what got us here. in the past month the city has allowed some businesses to open up after a strict knockdown and that's one of the reasons for a normal 70 percent increase in new coal with 1000 cases mayor says they're trying to get the health care system ready. we're getting ready to prevent the painful situations we have seen around the world and in our country we are trying to get ready for everything the city has installed street cameras using artificial intelligence to check if people