. —— crouch.roon, where the opening round of golf‘s women's open is nearly over. it's the biggest women's sporting tournament taking place in the uk this year, and i'm delighted to say our golf correspondent iain carterjoins us from there live. it makes for a very tight leaderboard. it's it makes for a very tight leaderboa rd. it's probably it makes for a very tight leaderboard. it's probably change since i last looked at it. it has, in fact. we've had some serious showers to add to the heavy winds at royal troon. amy olson has managed to come through as the worst of the weather, i naturally brilliant round she has completed. she's three shots clear in an absolutely superb performance from her. a notable performance, marina alex, sophia popoff. i think the stand out performance has been katrina matthew. at the age of 50, a champion at this event back in 2009, she managed to put together a 71 today level power. she was absolutely delighted with that. she said she's had a very, very long time. georg

steve: the guy started running to the cop and got into a crouching position and the officer fired andthey could not find a gun could have been one of those situations where it was suicide by cop. we don't know any of the circumstances other than just those bare bones. we will keep you posted on that. brian, the big news could happen this morning. brian: one thing about the president he came out to the press conference after that and coolness under pressure certainly noteworthy. joe biden could announce his running mate at any time today, tomorrow, some time this week. ainsley: reports claiming that the former vice president spoke to his top choices and is planning his announcement. steve: griff jenkins joins you live in washington with a look who could possibly be joining the ticket because everybody has been looking at the tea leaves, griff, we're getting closer so give us the final look. griff: we are steve, ainsley, and brian good morning. one of the favorite you will games picking a running mate. might get it today according to the "new york times." topping it kamala harris. remem

he then crouched into a shooter stands. >> the suspect had been taken to the hospital. the president that he was hostile to the oval office before and all clear was given. >>> and santa clara county, you could be fined up to $500 for not wearing a face mask or failing to socially distance. the board of supervisors is expected to vote on the new proposal today. supervisors will also decide whether to extend the counties moratorium on evictions. the measure blocks evictions, gives tenants up to 12 months to pay back rent, and prevents property owners from tacking on expensive late fees and also provides protections for commercial tenants. >> not all landlordsbad guys. i do not want to come close to saying that. but i am saying if you are taking advantage of this time, we are going to stop you from doing that. >> some businesses in marin county can start to reopen immediately but for outdoor services, that includes nail salons, massage therapy, aesthetic services, cosmetology, and skin care services. indoor and outdoor services for tattoo and piercing parlors must remain c

according to the chief, mont rosa was crouching down in a half kneeling position moving his hands towards his waist area reveal a handgun. it turned out to be a hammer. body cameraideo does not show what mont rosa was doing. the center who shot and killed him from the back seat of an unmarked hunter. he shoots the mofving object. >> what are you pointing at us? he pointed a gun at us. >> excessive force having been involved in three other officer involved shootings within the past five years. the shootings were not fatal. >> very, very disturbed by not only that he's still on the department, he's still on the streets. but he en ganled in level of force. >> we lost our only need accou. we need them to fire the officer involved. >> in a statement to the eye team, the police department write our hearts go out to the mont rosa family. we respect their right to initiate legal action and we know it's a painful step for the family. it's our sincere hope that it will guide the family ond our community toward healing. they're investigating the destru fired through. am they urged the a.g. to -- >>

. >> he then crouched into a shooter stance as if he was about to fire a weapon. the secret service officer discharged his weapon striking the individual in the torso. >> reporter: this video shows police apparently surrounding the person who was shot. >> we heard a gunshot as we were going down the street. >> reporter: the secret service says the suspect and the officer were taken to a hospital. >> the white house complex was never breached during the incident, nor was the secret service protectie ever in danger. >> reporter: the president's actions include a new weekly unemployment bonus payment of $400, less than the $600 people were initially receiving. states are required to apply for the the cost. overnigh's association criticized the move writing, in part, the best way forward is for congress and the administration to get back to the negotiating table and come up with a workable solution. as the treasury secretary vowed, americans will see the funds soon. >> within the next week or two most of the states will be able to execute. >>> new at 11:00 for you. sa

. >> in a statement, they said the suspect told the officer he had a weapon and crouched into a shooter's stance and the officer fired. the 51-year-old suspect is in the hospital this morning and the incident is now under investigation. >>> with millions of out of work americans anxiously awaiting details on a new coronavirus relief package, talks are at a stand still thisw questions about president trump's executive actions made to offset the financial fallout. nbc's scott mcfarland joining us from d.c. with the latest. scott, good morning. still no timeline on when any americans will see any money. >> reporter: the president says his plan, his executive order for $400 in new unemployment benefits is being well received by some governors, but it is the states and those governors who have to help pay for it. critics say the president doesn't have the power and the states don't have the cash to make that happen president also talked about his executive order on the payroll tax, postponing payment of the tax until the end of the calendar year, he says, for workers who earn 100,000 a yea or

parents behind or parents leaving their children behind in order to escape as the flames were in crouching. people would stay with relatives and friends rather than leave. the folks at the gallery said i could choose any six of the 15 panels that i want. i decided i don't want to complicate the narrative not just portrayed the japanese as victims of the atomic bomb the. to put it in a different context and to show victims of the atomic bombs but also victimizes at the same time. i want the two panels to show that. the first one here is called close. this one you have to realize in hiroshima, that day, august 6th, there were 3000 -- 300,000 citizens. 43,000 japanese soldiers and 45,000 korean slave laborers. the koreans were badly treated by the japanese and have been for decades. they were discriminated against in japan. they were also discriminated against after the atomic bombing. they got almost no medical treatment, no aid at all and many of them just died in the streets. what this shows is the crows. this one is called crows and it shows the crows coming down and plucking at the eyeba

the former sports minster tracey crouch has helped co—ordinate the letter and joins us now. to see fans permitted into football grounds from 1st october, but you and a number of others believe allowances should be made for non—league clubs? that is right. at the moment we are in danger of putting non—league clu bs in danger of putting non—league clubs into the same consideration as league clubs, but they are very, very different. non—league clubs have much smaller gates and could go back to normal as quickly as possible as long as they are secure. but at the moment they are being treated the same way as league clu bs, treated the same way as league clubs, andi treated the same way as league clubs, and i think that is the mistake. you can sense the frustration, when you consider a lot of it is safe standing and on the terraces, when you talk about ensuring those kamala harris measures are met “— ensuring those kamala harris measures are met —— covid measures are met, you could do this at this level of football? absolutely. i understand the pyramid of football, iama understand

other video shows a man in nursing a serious arm injury following the incident while another man crouch is next to him with a firearm i don't want to say i don't know 7 several rioters seem vandalizing cars and smashing windows. others seen looting businesses including this mattress store right before burning it down riot police responding with tear gas and rubber bullets at curfew violators as demonstrators shot fireworks and threw rocks at police some reports suggest protesters are traveling from neighboring cities to take part in the destruction the governor now calling for 1500 national guard members with police powers for assistance the 3rd night of protests comes after jacob blake was shot multiple times by police after resisting arrest now confirmed pair. ally's to from the waist down his family's attorney ben crump said earlier today that it would take a miracle for him to walk again the medical diagnosis right now is that he is paralyzed. and become a story of the silver here's piratical or. shared it from his vertebrate good attorney charlie were to get 2 or more details. it i

dry day, the crouch of spinner baits we will see some temperatures once again the highest temperature. thousands of lebanese are expected to take to the streets of beirut later today to remember those who died in tuesday's explosion, and to protest against the government, who many blame for the disaster. at least 154 people have died and more than 60 are still missing. food supplies have been disrupted and several hospitals are out of action. the united nations is warning a humanitarian crisis is looming. from beirut, tom bateman reports. lebanon is a place where hope is in short supply.

to a wall that was still intact then i discovered the nurse that she was covered with blood and crouching in a corner. i crawled towards her. and she looked at me and shouted hey kid quick call the fire department table with all your big and that's how. the bombardier solid church threw a break in the clouds and chose it as a target tens of thousands of people around the epicenter were incinerated within seconds or painfully burned to death who could have devised such a weapon. the search for answers takes us 1st to the u.s. state of new mexico to a place called los alamos for a long time it was just the site of a boy scout camp then it was rebuilt into a secret facility for developing the atomic bomb. the address was a post office box residence even joke that people were born in their numbers replaced names on driver's licenses address specialist to be santa fe. there were very few telephones up here but the ones that they did have were monitored mail was censored so that people couldn't even talk about the weather in their mail to their their families back home because the the security

he then crouched into a shooters stance as if he was about to fire a weapon. the secret service officer discharged his weapon, striking the individual in the torso. >> shannon: and all we know about him now is that he's a 51-year-old male. let's go to white house correspondent for more on what he is learning on what happened. >> i will tell you more about that in the latest reporting i've been able to get from the secret service in just a moment. the president have been speaking about the stock market when an agent from his protective detail interrupted momentarily breaking up a otherwise routine breaking down my briefing and the most unusual way. >> looks like we are going to be topping records. >> would have ended at 551 eastern. he was ushered out of the room by at secret service after reports surfaced that law enforcement used firearms to engage a civilian out of the white house complex. less than 9 minutes later, the president was back at the podi podium. >> where you rattled by this mr. president? >> do i seem rattled? the world has always been a dangero

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say the suspect then ran aggressively toward the officer, pulled an object from his clothing, and croucheda shooter's stance as if he was going to fire a weapon. that's when the officers fired, hitting the man in the torso. boefr the officer and the man were taken to the hospital. the secret service did not answer any questions about the injuries the officer may have suffered or if the suspect had a weapon. the white house says nothing was breach and no one was in danger. the white house was placed on lockdown. the president returned to the briefing room about ten minutes later and said everything was under control and resumed the briefing. >> the city of chicago is under lockdown after days of unrest. two civilians were shot and more than 100 people were arrested after some began looting and vandalizing local businesses. in addition, 13 officers were injured during the unrest. hundreds of people took to the streets after people say police shot a man. they say he fit the description of someone who reportedly had a gun in the area. they say the man began running and opened fire on police be

peter crouch is on twitter's income if he comes to the u.k., that would be -- we talk about where hethere any clarity on that at all? maria: there isn't. there's a lot of speculation he could go to italy. the u.k.. what you need to factor is not just the team. any team in europe would love to have messi. the question is, who can pay 700 million euros? that is the buyout because they would have to pay to get him on the squad. this is going to turn into huge label battle because messi says i want to leave and i want to lee free. i don't want the buyout clause to be an issue. barcelona saying, not so fast. i'm not good to lose my star player and also not make money on this. tom: maria tadeo, one of 99,000 people ensconced to watch barcelona all too often. maria tadeo, thank you for that impression report on mr. messi. jonathan ferro giving me notes here from tuscany on what to say because i have no clue what i'm talking about. futures, flat. dennis gartman is next. gartman on gold. this is "bloomberg." ♪ tom: this morning, all roads lead to jackson hole. actually, not. it is a virtuous

and then we took tape and wrapped it around him and he was in a crouched position.en in my garage he had this wine refrigerator, you know, like a regular refrigerator? but one he kept wine in. we took the wine out of it and took the racks out of it and put him in it. >> they stuffed larry's body in the refrigerator while they decided what to do with it. >> we talked about burying him in the backyard. we talked about taking him to the desert and burying him. >> but they couldn't quite decide, and so they kept larry's body in the refrigerator for three months. and then they decided to take it to las vegas, find someplace there to bury it. >> how much does he weigh? >> he weighed a lot. i'm having a hard time seeing you two picking up this big guy. >> we laid the trailer tire down in front of the refrigerator. opened the refrigerator door, laid the trailer tire down. slide him out, put him on the trailer tire, and then back the jag up really close to the trailer tire. and then it was only like that much difference. so then we just pushed. >> off the tire into the trunk

. >> after that interview, murray crouching down and crying in the tunnel, inspirational night for himon and off the court. the nuggets and jazz play game seven tomorrow night. the clippers and mavs meanwhile kneeling during the national anthem before game six of their series. we saw this from all teams over the weekend, and tempers flaring late in the first quarter of this one. luka doncic, driving to the basket. this coming after there were questions over whether morris intentionally stepped on luca's hurt ankle. morris would get ejected for a flagrant two. clippers would advance winning 111-97. they'll face the winner between the jazz and the nuggets. two games tonight, bucks battle the heat in game one of their semifinal series. followed by game six between the rockets and thunder. houston leads 3 games to 2. we had one of the greatest finishes to a golf tournament ever at the bmw championship. dustin johnson had to sink this to force a playoff between jon rahm, we go to the first playoff hole, and watch this from rahm, 66 feet away, plays it perfectly, and just look at it go. an u

you can see him crouching down in the tunnel on his way to the locker room.ports world. denver and utah, they are set to play game seven tomorrow night. >>> a very good monday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. this morning a warning from top health experts over a rush for a covid-19 vaccine. they are now calling for an independent commission to review datas from vaccine trials before a vaccine is allowed to market. why the are they worried? we'll have more. it's about political pressure on the fda from the president and the white house. it's concerning. also this morning, duelling messages on the state of the nation as the country battles the coronavirus pandemic as well as the outbreaks of violence in two american cities. a day after condemning the deadly violence in portland democratic presidential number know joe biden is expected in a speech today to go after president trump and pose this question. are you safe in donald trump's america? over the weekend president trump tweeted support for the far right pro-trump care advance seen here going into the city

he then crouched into a shooter stance. >> a source told cbs news the object of the suspect allegedlypointed at the officer was not a gun. >> he seemed rattled. it's unfortunate that this is a world that has been like that, a dangerous place, it is not something that is unique. >> the suspect motive has not been determined. they say he never actually breached white house property. the suspect was taken to the hospital after the shooting where he remains in critical condition. >>> in san jose, the city is trying to figure out what to do with the black lives matter mural. street without the 'stells us ts no how e r murequts, saying street might become expressions for first amendment expressions and they cannot decide the messages are inappropriate and some are okay. right now they do not have plans to remove the mural however it is being discussed. looking live in san jose, today discussions over the city's plans for police reforms will take place. the mayor will release the next date of his proposal to the council. he says that we have promised concrete substantial and expedient reform

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white house, reached toward his waist and got down in what the secret service describes is a shooting crouch or a shooting stance. the secret service acknowledges law enforcement shot that man, that 51-year-old man, in the torso. he's in the hospital right now. here's the summary from tom sullivan of u.s. secret service here in washington. >> the white house complex was never breached during the incident nor was the secret service ever in danger. >> reporter: well, after that scare, the president returned to the podium, returned to his press conference and spoke about his executive orders from the weekend, including his unemployment executive order calling for a new $400-a-week set of unemployment benefits for those who are out of work, saying the states will have to help pay for it. his critics say that may not be constitutional. it's clear that states don't have money to afford it. i'm scott macfarlane. now back to you. >> scott, thank you for that. >>> right now the bridges to chicago's downtown areas raged, really keeping people from heading back to those same areas after all the violenc

i heard the blast and crouched down into a fetal position.ime lapses and means nothing in these moments, so i have no idea how much time passed. realized i left my keys, went back and the scenes i saw walking from that one block to my home were people in confusion, dusted with debris, doors and glass everywhere. a young woman approached me to use my phone and when i looked at her the second time around, her ear was falling off. i got into my doctor mode, tried to find out if there were any sources of bleeding and tried to make phone calls for her and stabilize her. in the meantime, i had gotten in touch with my husband. my husband said come home now, your daughter needs you. for the first time in my career, i have never done this. it is so into that occult everything i am. i told the young lady, i am really sorry. i stabilized her, and i had to go. i ran a block, ran up the stairs, to scenes in my apartment complex. completely open, shattered doors. windows in glass everywhere. people bleeding, blood dipping down the stairs. an unconscious wo

. >> after that interview on his way to the locker room, murray just crouching down and crying there i'll tell you what, an inspirational night for murray both on and off the court. >> it is. it's just a reminder how real this is for these players in the nba, how deeply personal this struggle is. it may be that they know people that have dealt with these situations, it may be that they have themselves. this isn't abstract to them and it's moving to see what it means to someone like jamal murray. >> certainly is, appreciate it. >> andy, appreciate it. >>> "new day" continues right now. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." as we begin a new week, 180,000 americans have died from coronavirus. three americans have been killed in the protests and pockets of unrest in kenosha, wisconsin, and portland, oregon. today, joe biden will address that unrest, in a speech in pittsburgh. in a preview, me says, shooting in the veestreets of a great american city is unac

the man crouched in what authorities describe as a firing position. the officer shot him in the torso. he was taken to the hospital. as it turns out, according to a couple sources telling cnn the man did not have a gun. in fact, after that, the president resumed his news conference, his briefing with reporters, and it was back to business as usual. another round of misleading and false statements, including one that was asked and answered years ago. listen to this back-and-forth in the briefing room last night. >> if 160,000 people had died on president obama's watch, do you think you would have called for his resignation? >> no, i wouldn't have done that. i think it's been amazing what we've been able to do. if we didn't close up our country, we would have had 1.5 or 2 million people already dead. we've called it right. >> reporter: now, back in 2014, businessman donald trump felt very differently about that during the ebola epidemic. he did call for the resignation of president barack obama at that time, according to the centers for disease control.

shot after screaming and running towards secret service, taking something out of his clothing and crouchingn into a shooter's stance. the incident broke up president trump's news conference yesterday in the white house briefing room. the president remained composed and level-headed, dismissing later the possibility that he might be shaken in any way. president trump, eager to get back to talking about the country's historic economic recovery under his leadership. and the dow jones industrials and s&p today after the close up nearly 50%, the nasdaq up about 57% since their bear market lows earlier this year, a sure sign of the v-shaped recovery the president and his administration are promising to deliver for the american people. investors spooked today for a while after the big ten and pac-12 conferences announced they are canceling college sports in the fall. markets fell from intraday highs when they made those announcements that had been reached after news of russia approving a china virus vaccine. questions remain about the safety and the quality of that vaccine as it has only undergone

preparing the various food that the family wanted to eat would be spent bent over pots like this or crouching down trying to get close to what she was preparing. anything that we prepare today say in a slow cooker, or in an oven could be prepared in pots like this over a hearth. it basically creates like a dutch oven. and so we know that the food that they were eating here would be kind of a cultural mix. the family was german descended but this is french louisiana and we have native american and afric african ingredients and if you think about the food of south louisiana, there is an african center, like gumbo is an african food but it this kind of european and native american vocabulary in it as well. but they would also be preparing any types of food that the family had requested and we have archeological remains here of cow, apparently an extraordinary amount of beef, and there were cow teeth found on the site so the cook was doing everything from butchering all the way to preparing the food. we also found remains of turkey, freshwater drum, turtle, pork, and the freshwater drum and the t

a huge, dimly discernible shape crouched inside. there was a 60 watt bold hanging from the -- bulb hanging from the roof. he switched it on. there was a metallic gray bloated four ton steel drum that took up almost every inch of space in the shack. even by day looked ominous, but especially so now with the wind whipping the tin walls and the bulb swinging from the ceiling and the lightning and thunder edging nearer. a fantastic complex of cables sprouted from its side like spillage of guts or arteries, as if it were not inert but actually organic, a growing, living, autonomous embryo awaiting the moment of its birth. in acknowledgment of its essence, its creators had given it a name, a number of names. they called it the beast, the gadget, the thing, the device. at times they called it "it." the one thing nobody called it was what it was, the world's first atomic bomb. he squeezed down beside it, the rain pelted on the tin roof like 1000 hammer blows. the wind rattled the walls. in a few hours, a scientist called joan standing in a

people spending money, people having the confidence to be able to spend money and not just save it and crouch, quite frankly, waiting and not spending money. >> as we're getting more tidbits out of this event with the president, jeremy diamond, i'll throw this one to you, the president saying, as we said before, he was saying a payroll tax cut. that's a big difference from a holiday or a deferment. now he's saying, though, and just remind me again, producers, in my ear, he's saying that it's a payroll tax holiday unless he's re-elected and then he'll make it permanent? is that what the president just said? jeremy, again, i don't know, i guess it is a campaign event. i'm not sure at this point. so the president is saying, here's what i'm giving you now but if you re-elect me, i will do this. but that's actually been what some of the speculation has been, because in deferring these, if it was a holiday, deferring payments, eventually the money needs to get paid unless there's some further action, and i guess the president is saying that further action could come if he is re-elected and so then

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he then crouched into a shooter's stance as if he was about to fire a weapon. >> reporter: that's whenhe officer fired at the suspect hitting him in the torso. a source tells cbs news that the object the subject held and allegedly pointed was not a gun. back inside, president trump returned to the podium minutes later seemingly unfazed. >> do i seem rattled? >> reporter: he also had a positive outlook on the country's battle against coronavirus. ange >> at the end of a fairly short period of time, you'll be in very good shape all over the country. >> reporter: not only does the united states have more than 5 million cases, far more than any other country, there is also new data showing from july 9th to august 6th, more than 170,000 new cases of coronavirus have been reported in children. a 90% increase over four weeks. still president trump says he has no second thoughts about pushing schools to reopen. repeating his unfounded claim that children are not really at risk. >> but for the most part, they do very well. >> reporter: now the suspect in that shooting near the white house was t

service officer and told him he had a weapon then removed an object from his clothing >> he then croucheda shooter's stance as if he was about to fire a weapon the secret service officer discharged his weapon striking the individual in the torso. >> reporter: this video shows police apparently surrounding the person who was shot. >> we heard a gunshot as we were going down the street. >> reporter: the secret service says the suspect and the officer were taken to a hospital >> the white house complex was never breached during the incident nor was the secret service protectee in danger.>> reportere president was defending his decision to sign executive actions he says will bring financial relief to struggling americans after talks with democrats collapsed. the president's action include a new weekly unemployment bonus payment of $400, less than the $600 people were initially receiving. states are required to apply for the funds and pay $100 of the cost overnight, the national governor's association criticized the move, writing in part the best way forward is for congress and the administrat

. >> he then crouched into a shooter's stance as if he was about to fire a weapon. the secret service officer discharged his weapon, striking the individual in the torso. >> reporter: abc news capturing these images moments later. paramedics providing aid. the unarmed suspect was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the chest. inside the white house, reporters on lockdown. the president holding in the oval office. nine minutes after his sudden departure, trump returns. >> there was a shooting outside of the white house and seems to be well under control. >> reporter: the president unsure of the suspect's motive. >> are you rattled at all by this, mr. president? >> i don't know. do i seem rattled? it's unfortunate that this is the world but the world's always been a dangerous place. >> reporter: the white house complex was not breached during this incident and no one under secret service protection was in danger. now, the suspect arrived at the hospital in critical condition and a secret service officer who was also taken to the hospital as a precaution is e

the suspect ran aggressively towards the officer and in a drawing motion withdrew an object and crouchednto a fire a's stance as if to weapon. the secret service officer fired his weapon striking the suspect in the torso. suspect and officer were transported to local hospitals, that is the statement from u.s. secret service. there are a lot of cameras around the white house and one of those cameras on the north side of the white house caught the sound of the gunshots that took place yesterday. we will show you about 20 seconds of that clip so you can hear it and see reaction of secret service officers in the background. [gunshot] [indiscernible] host: that view from the stakeout position as it is called on the north side of the white house catching the shots being fired. president trump was out of the briefing room for about 10 minutes. reporters tweeting about this and going to the networks to figure out what was going on. the president came back into finishes briefing and address to the shooting that took place around the white house complex. these are his remarks after he came in the