be reducing their visible presence and continuing the hunt in the background that was william glynn croft in the black forest caring for the elderly here in germany as a job that's done a largely by migrant workers from eastern europe many of them are on call around the clock providing help to hundreds of thousands of elderly people but many carers that say they're being seriously underpaid for their work one bulgarian carer has now taken her employer to court for legit exploitation. coffee and cake in the afternoon a german tradition that reminds divina of the time she spent in berlin as a care worker. back then she looked after an elderly german woman. i was on hand 24 hours a day. i got up when she was in pain and called out for me to change her bed clothes or diaper. i didn't have any free time or days off. i worked the whole time. but i mean that. according to her work contract to a prima was only meant to work 6 hours a day and was not on standby the rest of the time she's now the 1st eastern european care worker to sue for back pay but she's not the only one. but the women tell us

from ancient days kate and early detection of an approaching suspicious croft is key to preventing boldy and this is not just the political will in the cult but in the whole global piracy and this early detection can give value i am told the crew to rise to the alarm and also for the crew to retreat into a sense of the will or a cipher if needed but it's not just what the ships can in terms of the response it's imperative these attacks do not. and they all knots. it's important that the regional authorities of those on the waltzes the naive east and the coast guards and those lorry fals mensah shoal the ones who are ashore adequately resourced they are cooperating and working together to meet face the guy he's trying to ensure that i catch of those criminals responsible questions show that once on. on the law crime and this is exactly that point will have to well have to wrap it up here at this at this point but thank you so much michael holland from the international maritime bureau in london for the time and your insights. ok i thank you for having me thank you. of the pandemic hit the

in 2014 units can recognise the factions croft as an intangible cultural heritage if it's to survive the traditional need not only innovative on critics but also a new generation of young people who choose to learn the craft and book with this natural material. right next up we are headed to the portuguese capital lisbon home of the custard tart well the simple pastry out of eggs sugar and cinnamon has been satisfying this week too since the 18th century that's one catholic monks start their clothes with egg whites and use the leftover yolks to create this pastry well the original recipe now lies in the hands of the. bakery and remains a closely guarded secret well normally there are long lines at this bakery but because of the coronavirus access is limited still we were able to go behind the scenes for this tasty pastry. and. these deliciously sweet custard tarts are one of portugal's most famous cultural exports. fighters it's really good a little bit sweets if these togs taste great. lisbon's pos station bakery has been making them since 1837. the recipe is a well guarded secret.

our camera reveals it goes on as this old newsreel footage shows ivory was once very popular with a croftbut soon to his own but all that changed in 1990 when the international trade in ivory was made illegal. d.n.a. analysis is one tool that could ultimately help government's crackdown on where ivory is coming from but it can't tell investigators when the killing took place anything post ban is illegal to. what it comes down to is this this radio carbon dating method can tell us if trade of ivory is legal or not kevin you know is a geo chemist who uses a method known as radiocarbon dating to determine the age of ivory this is the part of the tusk that was actually growing when the animal was shot because we need to know when did this elephant die and so this part of the tusk tells us that and so we drove the powder on to this wave paper here. and we collect it into these vials next to ivory powder is combusted and turned into pure c o 2 so what is this we can bust it in this tube it there's other impurities in there other gases we need to get rid of those so that when we measure the radi

i'll now joined by the double reporter william drew croft who's looked a bit deeper into this story william what can we expect this week well that's the big question that public officials public health officials are worried about just how many people are going to go out to beaches barbecue is a mix of a lot of people have more or less normal independence day to celebrate freedom and they're saying maybe you can celebrate freedom in a different way stay home donald trump's been sending mixed messages he's going today july 3rd to mount rushmore the. famous monument to america's great presidents for a fireworks display in the governor there in south dakota said there will be no kinds of restrictions no kinds of social distancing enforced and that's open to the public and tomorrow in july 4th back in washington he wants to have a scaled down in comparison to last year but still quite a large fireworks display at the white house on the national mall of the d.c. city government is absolutely dead set against this but it's federal property they really have very little power over whether people can

well, it's late and tomorrow on "good morning america," deanna pap as and jen ni croft from the last episode of the bachelor greatest seasons ever. we're living in uncertain times, but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covered california is here. we can help you find the health insurance you need to protect you and your loved ones. and, you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. so, if you or someone you know is without coverage, visit coveredca.com to learn more or enroll today. so, if you or someone you know is without coverage, great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>> a woman played dead to escape an attack by a charging bison. the terrifying moment happened friday at yellow stone national park. a man and a woma

reportedly in blue croft is covering the manhunt for us in open now. the black forest in the southwestern corner of germany is known for its spooky tales and now they have a true one since sunday hundreds of heavily armed police officers have been combing this wooded mountainous region for a local man they say is armed and dangerous that's after a routine encounter with him by 4 police officers in this small town of open l. ended with those officers handing over their service weapons when they said he pulled a pistol on them and they felt threatened and needed to deescalate the situation he said to have run off with their weapons and possibly some of his own into the nearby woods where he's been ever since investigators say he knows the woods very well it's like his 2nd home they call him a loner a social outcast and he himself is alleged to have written perhaps a manifesto that calls for an end to relying on technology and getting back in touch with nature in the woods around you now police are looking for him but they've so far come up with nothing a

well, it's late and tomorrow on "good morning america," deanna pap as and jen ni croft from the last episode of the bachelor last episode of the bachelor greatest seasons e ♪ ♪all strength ♪we ain't stoppin' believe me♪ ♪go straight till the morning look like we♪ ♪won't wait♪ ♪we're taking everything we wanted♪ ♪we can do it ♪all strength, no sweat our bargain detergent couldn't keep up. with us... turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. daughter: slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. >>> a woman played dead to escape an attack by a charging bison. the terrifying moment happened friday at yellow stone national park. a man and a woman got a little too close to the bison. the woman trips and falls while running away. the teenager who captured the video says she yelled to the woman to play dead. 20 painstaking seconds later, the bison retreats, and the woman was helped to safety. scary. >> really scary. people have to remember these are wild animals, okay. >>> pennsylvania company says it has the solution to help

jacqueline ravens croft says some developments are offering one to three months free rent. >> newer developments, kind of the, quote, amenity-rich development, usually these are centered around downtown, close to tech areas. >> reporter: some, although not all tenants already in longer term leases have been able to negotiate lower rents. >> the bargaining power for tenants is still pretty strong right now. >> reporter: unfortunately, too many tenants can't afford to pay their rent at all and live in fear of losing their homes. tenants together offers a free renters hotline. >> our call volume has been through the roof since the pandemic started. we always have a little bit of backlog, but we're working furiously to get through a backlog right now. >> reporter: she says some landlords have tried to coerce stimulus payments from their tenants, accusing others of increasing rents during the pandemic. and some have even illegally locked out their tenants. >> both of these things seem contradictory, but sometimes they're fighting themselves in a buyers mark and sometimes they're finding themselves ev

jacqueline ravens croft says some developments are offering one to three months free rent. >> newer developments, kind of the, quote, amenity-rich development, usually these are centered around downtown, close to tech areas. >> reporter: some, although not all tenants already in longer term leases have been able to negotiate lower rents. >> the bargaining power for tenants is still pretty strong right now. >> reporter: unfortunately, too many tenants can't afford to pay their rent at all and live in fear of losing their homes. tenants together offers a free renters hotline. >> our call volume has been through the roof since the pandemic started. we always have a little bit of backlog, but we're working furiously to get through a backlog right now. >> reporter: she says some landlords have tried to coerce stimulus payments from their tenants, accusing others of increasing rents during the pandemic. and some have even illegally locked out their tenants. >> both of these things seem contradictory, but sometimes they're fighting themselves in a buyers mark and sometimes they're finding themselves ev

robert croft, head of statistics, thank you. —— robert cuff.n rates across europe, as britons consider whether to travel to the continent on holiday. cases of the virus in luxembourg and belgium are among those causing concern. let's speak to our correspondent in brussels, nick beake. talk is through the situation as it stands now. we know this is a virus which doesn't respect borders in any way and what we've got now is lots of different countries in europe anxiously looking at their own coronavirus rates, but also that of their neighbours, both close and further afield, and in many cases they do not like what they see. if we have a look at the maps. here in belgium the number of people going to hospital with covid has doubled over the past week, in neighbouring luxembourg infection rate has gone up luxembourg infection rate has gone up and that's led to speculation that both of those countries could soon be put on the uk's quarantine list. spain is already on it. also today, crucially in france, they said the number of new cases has been the

to result from leds and involvement in the one scandal so could this be a step towards losing out croft and malaysia and what if any of the political ramifications this is inside story. i know that and welcome to the program i'm not.

for leds and involvement in the one scandal so could this be a step towards rooting out croft in malaysia and what if any of the political ramifications this is inside story. hello there and welcome to the program i'm nor a cause for you is the one m.t.b. scandal has shaken malaysia billions of dollars were allegedly looted from a state fund set up to promote.

prince bulrush analyst at there is michael croft. let's get to the first word news. the u.s. the wrong direction when it comes to the coronavirus, the warning from anthony fauci. he says daily case counts could more than double to 100,000 behaviors don't change. he added, we are not in total control right now. he declined to estimate a number of potential debts but said the total would be very disturbing. more details of china's national security law for hong kong were published last night. it allowed for life sentences for crimes including subversion of state power. .t extends the actions it covers nonviolent tactics like those employed by protesters. in the u k, boris johnson unveiled his plan for the u.k. to build its way back to prosperity. the package ran into immediate criticism. opponents claim it offers no new money and fall short of the new deal the government had touted the night before. a chancellor set out more details. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries.

speaking on a facebook live link up with a young syrian ambassador croft appealed to the other members of the security council to renew permission to deliver aid across the border we must ensure that the syrian people get life saving food and medicine and this is just a basic need this is a result this is between life and death the ak not stress the importance of this week's vote on across borders. this wasn't the only appeal to the un security council in the hours before the vote a u.n. commission of inquiry has released its latest report on human rights abuses in syria giving a damning assessment of what it describes as acts amounting to war crimes the chairman of the commission added this. the very least the security council can do now is to renew and istream from the cross border and cross line operations pandemics know no borders nor should we need those please when turn answered the result of the voting is as follows 13 votes in favor or 2 votes against no abstentions the draft resolution has not been adopted or into the negative thoughts of 2 permanent member of members of the c

undersecretary keith croft at the state department has issued a warning to american businesses to make the forced labor camps in china. american business, american hollywood, the american public and our elite especially need to wake up to these gross human rights abuses we're seeing in china. some of the worst things we've seen, liz since ward war two. elizabeth: morgan,ag barr is pointing out here in the united states, hollywood lives in a bubble. hollywood celebrities live in a bubble. the oscar ratings are dropping. they have been plummeting like a rock because americans don't want to be lectured to by hollywood. now this double standard with their, we just showed, the movies, it is mission impossible, it is "batman," wonder woman. those are financed by china. china get as big propaganda coup go to looks hollywood on our side while they're running prison camps, having forced abortions, torturing prisoners and political dissident as well. what is going in hollywood here? when is hollywood going to take accountability for their double standard? >> what is troubling, liz, not necessari

way station 3 on 14th street, you can also stop by the one on ban croft avenue or international boulevard. >>> well, fireworks shows are canceled and beaches are closed but at least one time-honored american tradition will go on this fourth of july. we're talking the nathan's hot dog eating contest. san jose's joey chestnut will be there. the 12 time champ holds the contest record downing 74 dogs in ten minutes but this time they will be dining in private. it's a secret location with a smaller field and everyone will be tested for covid-19 beforehand. >> i'm happy that we're just trying to make something happen. and i think that's what everybody is trying to do. just keep pushing and try to have some normalcy. >> the annual contest raises money for new york city's food bank. this year, individual competitors are also making pledges to their food bank of choice. >>> and health officials want to remind everybody about the importance of food safety during a popular time for picnics and barbecues. they say foodborne illnesses can really spike in warmer temperatures. partly because bacteria ca

imagine i mean fortunately the slowdown in aviation 'd will help them a little bit in as much as it is croft stores are affected and it's not as if it's a major structural corrosion issue it's to do with lead a valve in the engine which should be possible to rectify fairly easily any aircraft that risk coming out of storage 'd was very carefully checked by engineering department the pilot's preflight checks are really related to observing the outside of the aircraft to make sure that there's nothing or yes we have mess no release no damage no contamination in the way of ice or anything like that. but engineering stuff like engine valves is something that you wouldn't know about until you had a problem in the federal aviation administration. probably got a little bit wake up call i think off to the max a bottle and i imagine that they're being very careful it's a world famous landmark prevented by both muslims and christians turkey's i guess a fear has gone from museum to mosque. hundreds of thousands gathered in istanbul for the 1st friday prayers held there for more than 85 years last 3 tur

. >> reporter: the two women deanna pappas and jenni croft reacting to how the unprecedented decisiondidn't pick anybody, and, honestly, like, i was probably "the" most shocked, because i could have sworn he picked her, because i didn't know that he didn't even pick her until after the final rose show. >> reporter: deanna left blindsided after they spent one last night together before the final rose ceremony. >> something that didn't air on the show 13 years ago was brad and i had time off camera and for the life of me i'll never forget the last thing that he said to me. he said, i'll see you tomorrow, and i said, oh, gosh. don't remind me. he said, don't worry, it's going to be a good day. >> reporter: moving on to become the bachelorette and although she didn't find lasting love on the show, she doesn't regret her experience and says it helped her see brad's decision in a new light. no. no regrets. i wish i would have pushed a little harder for some answers but ultimately like i don't blame brad. i'm thankful he made that decision. i kind of wish i would have done it myself when i w

nora croft. >> present. >> ms. jayapal. >> present. >> mr. marelli. >> present. ms. wild. mr. harder. misses mcmaster. >> present. >> ms. schreiter. >> present. >> ms. underwood. >> present. >> misses hayes. layla. mr. levin. >> present. >> ms. omar. mr. trump. ms. stevens. >> present. >> misses lee. mr. castro. misses fox. >> present. >> mr. ro. mr. thompson. mr. wahlberg. >> present. >> mr. guthrie. mr. burns. mr. grossman. ms. stephan. >> present. >> mr. allen. >> present. >> mr. smucker. mr. banks. mr. walker. mr. coleman. mr. klein. >> present. >> mr. fulcher. mr. watkins. >> present. >> mr. wright. mr. mus are. >> present. >> mr. johnson. >> present. >> mr. calorie. >> present. >> mr. murphy. mr. van drew. >> present. >> chairman scott, this concludes the rollcall. >> excuse me, susan wild present. >> does anyone else want to note they are present? [inaudible] david sharon, ms. underwood -- hello? >> mr. chairman, it's congresswoman fox. i just want to note that congressman thompson was here and stepped out for just a moment and also that we have several members at misse