la credibilidad que le otorgan las 115 mil millas que dice ha navegado recorriendo los mares, mary crowleyrtas en el asunto. asÍ naciÓ "ocean voyages institute". mary: [habla en inglÉs] ilia: quizÁ cuando usted vaya a la playa o salga a pasear en un bote, no lo nota, pero esta dura realidad se estÁ tragando nuestro planeta. el Único que tenemos para habitar. el plÁstico que consumimos y descartamos termina llegando al mar y el fenÓmeno se repite en todo el globo. mÉxico es el primer consumidor de agua embotella y el segundo de refrescos en el mundo, segÚn datos de la organizaciÓn greenpeace. es mÁs, unas 90 millones de botellas de refrescos y agua son lanzadas en vÍas pÚblicas, playas y mares. mariana: muchos plÁsticos se degradan muy fÁcilmente. por ejemplo, este, que se me hace que es plÁstico dos, con el que estÁn hecho nuestros botes de champÚ. mira, o sea, se rompen con tal facilidad por la degradaciÓn del mismo a causa de la interacciÓn, pues, con el sol, con la marea, con la sal. y esto se convierte en microplÁsticos. ilia: ¿y eso termina en los animales, en los peces? mariana: sÍ.

>>but crowley is preparing to use nature's classroom for the foreseeable future and so first and foremost i have a list way. >>clothing that they going to need think is you know we're going to be outside. >>that was gen sean's reporting for us tonight now as far as reopening schools in the state of michigan governor whitmer says leaving that decision is up to the individual districts. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5, here's what we're tracking tonight at 6 nearly 9,000 cases and more than 50 deaths while behind bars as covid-19 cases surge in california prisons, the call to protect inmates is growing louder and any statistics on coronavirus in the u.s. in the last week more than 1000 people have died each day. the california seeing some hope in declining stay here >>news at 6. >>nearly 9,000 covid-19 cases in 53 deaths behind prison walls and now inmate advocates are asking for california. officials to take action to protect prisoners, thank you for joining us at 6. i'm sanaz tahernia covid-19 is spreading at a faster rate through the state prison system san quentin is one of the harde

with me are katy balls, deputy political editor of the spectator and business journalist, john crowleynment plans are being drawn up to avert a second national lockdown, including enhanced shielding, tighter local measures and sealing off the capital. the observer has a warning from one of the country's biggest teaching unions that parents and teachers need further reassuring that schools are safe to reopen next month. the sunday times says the defence secretary has been ordered to explain why evidence was withheld from a judge — which showed sas troops had killed 33 afghan civilians in night raids in 2011. the mail on sunday reports a conservative mp has been arrested on suspicion of raping and sexually assaulting a commons researcher. a conservative party spokesman has said they ‘take all allegations of this nature extremely seriously.‘ and the sunday express has conducted a poll, which shows millions of brits say they won't be going away this year due to concerns about coronavirus. katy and john are here for the time being at least. let's kick off with the telegraph. they have got t

reviewers katy balls, deputy political editor at the spectator, and the business journalist — john crowley update. two nasa astronauts are hurtling back towards earth following an historic mission on the first commercial rocket. the dragon capsule, built by the us company space x, is due to splashdown in the ocean off the coast of florida. a successful landing would mean america can send its own teams into orbit again after retiring its shuttles in 2011. our science correspondent rebecca morelle has more. mission control: dragon spacex, separation confirmed. for bob behnken and doug hurley it is time to head home, the dragon capsule leaving the international space station, the first ever private spacecraft to carry astronauts back to earth. we are about to embark on the final portion of the journey. i've referred to some of our spacex friends as the hardest part was getting us launched but the most important part is bringing us home and so i look forward to the test objectives of not only separating from the international space station smoothly but then coming down to a nice splashdown off

largely that of zach crowley, who kept the scoreboard ticking over.ound something special. what an absolute beauty, and a fabulous catch. for wickets down, england needed stability. 22—year—old crawley a nswered needed stability. 22—year—old crawley answered the call, scoring his first test century with consummate ca re. his first test century with consummate care. 0ne his first test century with consummate care. one for the cameras, if not the crowd. england picked up the pace asjos buttler obtained the win. at the headlines belong to one man. as it stands, this is the last test of the year, and crawley has made a lasting impression. katie gore bbc news. glasgow city's hopes of reaching the women's champions league semi finals for the first time in their history were ended in brutalfashion losing 9—1 to wolfsburg. the german champions were ruthless at the reale arena in san sebastian in spain. they were 4—0 up by half time. the scottish side pulled one back in the second half, but conceded another five goals including this own goal which completed th

joe crowley. she's been a meteor since then. out,as set her own vector put her own course.he has more followers on some of the social media than established politicians. >> a couple other moments i want to get your reaction to. the video by cindy mccain on her late husband john mccain and the endorsement of colin powell. let me begin with you on that. >> more of that leadership we were talking about earlier. i was moved by cindy mccain telling us the story of the friendship between those two former senators. not -- i thought that was terrific. talking about how important that relationship was. even when they got to the senate and they were on opposite sides, they were able to come together as friends. it speaks volumes to the fact that joe biden has been able to work across the aisle since he's been in washington. the will bring together this coalition of democrats to work hard for america after he's elected president. cindy mccain and colin powell did a terrific job of telling the story of why jones -- joe biden's leadership is leadership we need right now. >> you headed u

those who stand up and call for more or better policing like minneapolis police federation bob crowleyect a violent mob to show up at their houses. >> don't run. racist white people. >> [bleep]. >> [cheers and applause]. >> [bleep]. >> [bleep]. .>> laura: joining me is the target of that mob. what is your response to that threat and intimidation by that individual running for office if the state and endorsed by the governor and other democrat officials? >> well, it's shameful. beyond that, no one in the party here including the governor asked him to withdraw from the race. they put out a small retractions that he wished he had not done that. they were minor apologieapologi. he is from saint paul. >> laura: i was in minneapolis last week and spoke to business owners whose lives were completely destroyed in these riots. these are not political people. they are just hard working americans and their stores were literally burned to the ground. do you want fewer police or more? >> more for security. there is no back up plan for the police. they want to defund the police. okay, do you have ot

most insiders didn't view the 28-year-old democratic socialist as a serious threat to congresswoman crowley, but her rise is a huge story. the trump obsessed media establishment largely missed. much of that proved true. and joining us now is katrina vandenheuvel and my former boss. her most reason piece says progressives get ready to push biden and harris and calls for an action plan. good evening to you. >> thank you. i mean, yeah. i was going to say, aoc is the face in a sense of this progressive insurgent movement. this was a party in transition. we need to build, we need to defeat donald trump. we need to build a coalition. if you want to bring these republicans to the democratic convention, okay. what about the ascendan progressive wing of this party. it deserves more time. aoc should have gotten more time in my minds and it seems that giving republicans more time than latin x members of this party is not a way to energize an ascendant base. and i think it is not just because of aoc. you have an infrastructure being built. we've talked about it. an insurgent infrastructure funding thes

inst: we will go to bee crowley, texas. caller: good morning. that itanted to say seems awfully easy for a lot of people to be saying that we should not have done this or we should not have done that when they were not here and there were not living through this, but those of us who were were just damn glad when it was over. i had two uncles who were japanese pows and went through familyth march, and my just rejoiced when the war was over. people were getting killed this put an end to it a while, at least. host: ian toll, how soon after the bombings did americans know the news? guest: know the news of that we had dropped one of these weapons? host: yes. guest: well, you played the clip of president truman's newsreel announcement aboard the augusta on august 6, so the same day. in fact, just within one hour of the bomb being dropped, we had or the white house issued a statement explaining that we had this new weapon and we had dropped it. unfortunately, looking back with hindsight, we had said we had dropped it on a japanese military base, which

we have our members and our boats behind the walmart in crowley, and we've been able to sheer off the wind and rain back here. the wind gusts and all. it seems to have passed over us at this point. we're going to be waiting on dawn and the winds to calm down to where they'll allow us to go out and assess damage. >> so the fact the national hurricane center was talking about the unsurvivable storm surge, what does that mean for you in terms of rescues and what kind of help you'll do once the wind dies down here and the sunrises? >> well, we're, you know, we're north where the storm surge is. but it's going to push in here, and i'm sure they said it would be like landfall like hurricane rita. so it's pushing water in, so again, we don't know. this is one overnight hurricane and it's one of those ones we have to wait like katrina and see what happens in the morning. >> clyde, talk to us about how coronavirus complicates all of this. you know, you've almost got these two different crises you're dealing with at the same time. how do you structure your resources differently because of covid

within the democrat party, aoc was running against joe crowley. they stick together.ome people say you were underestimated. >> yes. so my first point was #brittney is dope. and then the other thing is, look, i'll going from under housed to the house. so absolutely, people have me underestimated. even my own party felt lying it can't happen. this is a 52-year dynasty. when people say you're the next aoc, call me what you want the call me but i'm walking in those doors, it looks like most likely. as long as i'm bringing home deliverables to my community, that's what i care about. as long as there are little black girls and other children coming up to me saying i want to do that. show me how you did that. that's what it is about. so if i can inspire a movement, if i can help end that movement, if i can be like i've said it before, if i can be like harriet tubman, go reach others and bring them, too, it is not about me. it is about all of us. this change starts now and it will continue to roll if we keep fighting when we stop and allow the party or whoever else to tell us

. >> joining me now, milwaukee county executive david crowley.cutive, thanks so much for being with us. obviously kenosha is a neighboring location to milwaukee, but you pout out a powerful statement after the shooting of jacob blake where you said make no mistake, blake's wounds are the result of systemic racism. explain. >> well, when you think about the history of our police department, when you think about everything that we've been witnessing for generations, this is exactly what it is. at the end of the day, you had an individual who some would basically say that was noncompliant. the fact that it took gunshots to stop that noncompliant person who was, from what we've heard in the community, was actually coming to actually aid in a fight. so the fact is is that at the end of the day what we're seeing is black people are not being recognized for being humans. the fact that we can't walk in the park, the fact that we can't barbecue in a park, the fact that we can't bird watch and continue to be harassed by individuals or by law enforcement, i

joe crowley. she's been a meteor since then. out,as set her own vector put her own course.has more followers on some of the social media than established politicians. >> a couple other moments i want to get your reaction to. the video by cindy mccain on her late husband john mccain and the endorsement of colin powell. let me begin with you on that. >> more of that leadership we were talking about earlier. i was moved by cindy mccain telling us the story of the friendship between those two former senators. not -- i thought that was terrific. talking about how important that relationship was. even when they got to the senate and they were on opposite sides, they were able to come together as friends. it speaks volumes to the fact that joe biden has been able to work across the aisle since he's been in washington. the will bring together this coalition of democrats to work hard for america after he's elected president. cindy mccain and colin powell did a terrific job of telling the story of why jones -- joe biden's leadership is leadership we need right now. >> you headed up t

joe crowley is on the line, the one show and countryfile presenter.e of days, partly because iam filming by a couple of days, partly because i am filming on tuesday. and we made a mad dash this morning, we were up at 4am, put the kids in the car, drove four hours and here we are. quite a bit of concern that many people trying to do the same as you, to get back. what did you witness, getting to the ports are getting to eurotunnel as you have? is your last contributor said, the website last night, it was a real scramble to get remaining slots for the card today. i think, we were lucky, we were 1400th in the queue but when i went on my wife's phone it was 6000, at 1.7 thousand. a lot of people trying to get on the website, we were lucky we got a place. at the terminal, in france, it's actually very quiet, whether it was early, people had not made it here yet, whether people we re made it here yet, whether people were adhering to the advice, if you don't have a booking, it is so much busier at half term, people flooding in, but this morning it was very or

we will go to be in crowley texas. good morning. >> good morning. i just wanted to say that it seems awfully easy for a lot of people to be saying that we shouldn't have been there, that we shouldn't have done that, when they weren't here, and they were living through this. but those of us who were were just thankful when it was all over. i had two uncles that were japanese p.o.w.'s. one went through a death march. and my family just rejoiced when the war was over. people were getting killed regardless and this put an end to it for a while at least. >> he, and how soon after the bombings did americans know the news? >> no the news that we had dropped a bomb, one of these weapons? >> you played the clip of truman announcing on the augusta on august 6th, the same day in fact, just within an hour i believe of the bomb being dropped. the white house issued a statement explaining that we had this new weapon and that we had dropped it. unfortunately, i think, from looking back with hindsight, we said we had dropped it on the japanese military base which r

. >> a couple more calls here, we'll go to bee in crowley, texas. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i just wanted to say that it seems awfully easy for a lot of people to be saying that we shouldn't have done this or we shouldn't have done that when they weren't here. and they weren't living through this. but those of us who were, were just damn glad when it was all over. i had two uncles who were japanese p.o.w.s. one went through the death march. and my family just rejoiced when the war was over. people were getting killed regardless. and this put an end to it for a while, at least. >> ian, how soon after the bombings did americans know the news? >> know the news that we had -- >> dropped the bombs. >> one of these weapons? >> yes. >> truman, you played the clip of president truman's news reel announcement aboard the augusta on august 6th. so the same day, in fact, just within an hour, i believe, of the bomb being dropped, we had -- the white house issued a statement explaining that we had this new weapon, and that we had dropped it. you know

aoc upset crowley and we're seeing a repeat this year.ats. activist corey bush beat st. louis congressman clay on tuesday. >> that doesn't mean we need to switch out everybody in congress. that's not what it's about. what it's about where there is failed leadership. if people are holding a seat but not accepting their communities and saying my congressman is absent. >> marie newman toppled lap inski and fro gresive bowman knocked off elliott eveningel. more liberals in the house and more support for medicare for all and the green deal. it also means more headaches for house speaker nancy pelosi. >> mike: chad pergram, thank you. >> sandra: new this hour our military's weapons are starting to look like "star wars." pentagon expected to launch a laser battalion soon equipped with powerful laser beams. the next step lightsabers? lucas tomlinson live with how it all works. tell us the reality of this. >> we've started to see some of this emerging technology on the battlefield when the iranian drone was shot down. the hypersonic weapons divisi

inst: we will go to bee crowley, texas. caller: good morning.hat itanted to say seems awfully easy for a lot of people to be saying that we should not have done this or we should not have done that when they were not here and there were not living through this, but those of us who were were just damn glad when it was over. i had two uncles who were japanese pows and went through familyth march, and my just rejoiced when the war was over. people were getting killed this put an end to it a while, at least. host: ian toll, how soon after the bombings did americans know the news? guest: know the news of that we had dropped one of these weapons? host: yes. guest: well, you played the clip of president truman's newsreel announcement aboard the augusta on august 6, so the same day. in fact, just within one hour of the bomb being dropped, we had or the white house issued a statement explaining that we had this new weapon and we had dropped it. unfortunately, looking back with hindsight, we had said we had dropped it on a japanese military base, which re

i guess our lives will be to see whether crowley can turn that into a maiden test century. —— crawleyt on television but the position of this ground is in a sort of balance of the wind howls around and this is not much fun to be bawling or batting so all the more credit to crawley for the way he has batted this morning. he reached his half—century with the final ball of the morning, which in his half—century, back to back in the last two innings he has played and quitea the last two innings he has played and quite a bright spot in what could have been our difficult morning for england. the last rory burns 46 this morning and dom sibley will be quite disappointed having been given out lbw to yasir. a crucial first hour after lunch. england 91 a2. —— for two wickets. play is under way on the second day of the women's open at royal troon. england's georgia hall — who won it in 2018 — is now into her second round and and has had a solid start. she's three shots off the lead. catriona matthew remains the leading brit, she's managed to move up the leaderboard despite not yet starting her se