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is driving this, how it can be stopped, and at least one happy custer. >> i can't remember the last time was able to buy toilet roll on the shelves. i got some this morning. i'm so ecstatic. ♪ ♪ anchor: boris johnson says his country is at war with this virus, and that is a feeling many of you watching around the dworlwe will have comprehensive updates on the country's wot of the most frequent asbodr some questions what is happening. we begin in the u.k. the number of cases have risen by almost 30% in the last one he four hours. total is close to 2000. -- the last 24 hours. the total is close to 2000. social distancing will be in place at least the next 30 days. there were huge concerns yesterday about the economic impact. today, the prime minister moved to address those. p.m. johnson: we must act like wartime government and dot taker economy. erevwhat the finance minister also took part in this press conference. he spoke aboutupporting u.k. businesses. >> this nationa effort will be underpinned by government conomy, oions in the a scale unimaginable only a few weeks ago. this is n a tim

jury well to get more on this i'm joined now live in the studio by mara because to have more on what custer us is to the situation what's happening here. allegedly a very close thing so she was found hanging in her cell by a sheet unresponsive blue unconscious the guards obviously. not the case where you know a high profile maid commit suicide they administered 1st they they saved. to the hospital and she tried not so there's there's no no danger to her health but. a near death experience as it turns out is no reason to skip a court hearing. ms manning is still scheduled to appear on friday for a previously calendared hearing she remains unwavering in her refusal to participate in a secret grand jury process that she sees as highly susceptible to abuse her actions today evidence the strength of her convictions as well as the profound harm she continues to suffer as a result of her civil confinement. i mean she has been spent she spent a lot of time in jail 1st whistle blowing 7 years now she's in jail again what's been the reaction to her whole case internationally well let's let's start wi

our correspondent shala do bensky has been following the story from custer nears located along with frontier. well here on the border there were tensions again on friday with both sides accusing the other of using tear gas and deploying it into the others territory now we've had images from the greek side that they say shows turkish c.s. gas being deployed into no man's land into their territory what they described as being a series of coordinated attacks they've also provided us with images which show c.s. gas canisters that they say they were able to lay to retrieve which have turkish markings on them now they have also been reports that the. military and the police force are aiding the migrants to try and cross into greek territory in fact some are even accusing them of trying to. using violence to demand access to not just greece but the e.u. but those are of course unconfirmed reports as this is been happening here on the greek border e.u. foreign ministers have been meeting in zagreb to discuss the issues and the tensions with 2 key after it opened its eye just about a week ago and we

the custer county school district will close for three weeks starting on monday. tonight berkeley unified also announced a three-week closure, and berkeley high will close tomorrow. other schools will close starting monday. and san francisco unified has announced a similar three-week closure for its 57,000 public school students. lied cover tonight from amber lee, she is in the city now finding out how parents plan to deal with all of this. >> reporter: all san francisco public schools will be closed starting monday with the exception of one school, glen park elementary. the district announced that that school will be closed effective immediately, that's because the district says seven students reported respiratory illness. so that cases being investigated. as for all other schools, there will be classes tomorrow. >> it's really important to normalize this period for them. >> this out the market baseball field tucked behind bessie carmichael elementary school is a place of refuge during this moment of and certainty for parents and students coping with the coronavi

contrary custer county did not cancel these games, but did urge people to consider their health before heading out. >> you can't let it control your life. that is to the point of panic. >> we talked to the mayor of san jose. he would like us to reschedule the second week. we have also seen a huge downturn in attendance and are taking a big economic hit. it will end up being $750,000 to $1 million. >> reporter: the film festival will run through the weekend, but the second week has been pushed back to august. organizers say this is a tough call when the level of risk is something people have different opinions on. >> it is and every individual has to make that decision themselves. this weekend we are inviting people to come. we have had many people who feel zero threat. >> we brought a package of wipes, toothpicks, forks. if anyone has a problem, we've got it covered, but no rain or virus will stop us from enjoying our soccer game. >> reporter: the warriors will play tonight, despite the county discouraging large gatherings. the fans who weathered the rain today said they have heard the

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although there were no momentum or general custer cracks yahoo was one calling comical topical dishes for sure stewart. no matter which joke i'm sure the for the exam is a cool thing that it's going to say you can watch them and your them could be good for the complexity of the must take ok i say 100 you say ok what is it you speak to defeat that i'm going to talk about what i want to look at it now but i mean it might just after i've been so locked up. as with spain's in the those or the ok by wall street movement in the us romania's protest movement is led by activists like me hyped all it takes is a few activists like him to ignite social action or what they look to stay. cool character a more gentle darker black on more mild opprobrium a car to get out of the sea was just yes i think the employees such as malice go for the. extra muscle externals down dizziness the condition of resources and. so this is just a bit over yet not really that you might want to was going to get me in and i was ok and. social activism on this level would have been unimaginable a few years ago. today tar

stores that recently implemented a policy to reject returns on items that are in high demand, although custerfirm that the national park service will waive entrance fees during the crisis park leaders say it's critical to ep the parks open it provides people open space a chance to connect with nature to stress really get some exercise. they do say though those parts of the park if they start to get crowded, they will close those off so like the visitor centers and things like that and amazon giving way to free months of kindle and limit end the kindle unlimited trial gives you access to over a million books audio books and current magazines on any device that has the kindle app and normally cost 9.99 a month and domino's pizza hiring workers since more americans are getting fo delivered it meandelivery people and pizza makers managers and others, those interested should visit jobs dot dominoes dot com live from the nasdaq, i'm jane king back to her all right, thanks a lot. jeanne, more changes coming james, yeah that's a 20 with the us the highest level of travel advisory. >>that we've seen w

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for us we would like to overcome the spread of the infection and hold the olympics as planned and custer so many says she's hoping to run in the the tokyo games the 800 meter olympic champion is currently banned from running in her preferred distance the south african has refused to take testosterone reducing drugs in accordance to a new ruling but those regulations done supply so that say $100.00 meets is. ok that is how your sports is looking for no major added many thanks indeed that's it from the rain of abate us standing by in london to bring you up to speed with the day's news and i'll see you again thanks for watching live from. london is one of the most unfortunate cities in the world and decisions made here have an impact on right around the globe and so here at al-jazeera we will show you the true impact of those decisions on people and how it affects their every day that. we are free to put them on and to greengage those stories because we know that all audience is interested not just in the mainstream news but also the more hidden stories from parts of the world that often go

he was the officer that sent custer to the little big horn and he was, had a distinguished career after the war but became ill and died. not long after he died, ames asked to make this presentation. in it, critics said, he took credit for the fort fisher and basically according to critics, their interpretation was that he really told terry what to do and that's why things worked out the way they did. well, sitting in the audience was colonel curtis. one eye. who had distinguished himself with a post war career, political leadership, writing books, and a fierce defender of general terry and what had happened at fort fisher. and he knew that ames was there so in the middle of the -- ames' speech when he reached a point where curtis thought he was really claiming that he had been responsible for the victory, according to the "new york times," curtis stood up and clenched his fist and glared with his eye and said, you craven hearted coward. then everything fell apart. now, that was great for me. because what happened was, adrian terry, general terry's brother, was also angry. he sent a lett

custer saves the day because he had lingered in the rear. the confederates managed to miss a chance to destroy the third cavalry division of the union army. they routed all the way back. this becomes known as the buckland races. this is the moral counterbalance to the debacle at bristoe station. kilpatrick has been embarrassed. he has to explain what happens. he will not explain it in a way that makes him look bad. they both say, they got beat at buckland because the rebel cavalary were supported by a line of infantry two miles long. meade says thank god, at last, i know where the rebel infantry is. i can go and fight them. he goes storming down to new baltimore. there is no one there. meade has landed a mighty punch into the clouds. when he gets back, the railroad is destroyed. he figures that is it. the campaign is over. i cannot do anything else. even lincoln agrees with them. this hurts his reputation. he things he has done the right thing. the smart thing. but the papers are lambasting it. meade is a modest fellow. he has no vanity. but

do you feel kind of like custer now? >> i feel like a speed bump that's been run over by 400 sets of tires in washington d.c., but when i get home, they really patient the fact that i stood up for the constitution and i didn't let these folks shirk their responsibility. when you've got john kerry mad at you and calling you names and nancy pelosi mad at them a-- at you and maybe you're doing something right? this is a family show and can't say what john kerry called you. we'll see the fallout, and see what if anything transpired. if he and the president get a chance to talk again. we have wall street even with the drop off, once of best we s weeks, and i remember that week. and we'll hear from dick etch grasso after this. as someone with hearing loss i know what a confusing and frustrating experience getting hearing aids can be. that's why i founded lively. affordable, high-quality hearing aids with all of the features you need, and none of the hassle. i use lively hearing aids and it's been wonderful. it's so light and s

ask another question i have been working with my colleague from new hampshire, congresswoman annie custer, cbp's fiscal year 18 annual report assessing cbp efforts to prevent, detect and respond to sexual abuse in holding facilities. the report said that there were only eight allegations of sexual abuse. later we saw the inspector general had received 23 reports of sexual abuse at the holding facilities. just wanted to see what the reason was for the inaccurate or inconsistent reporting. >> i can't address the inaccuracy of the reporting. for us and from my perspective, commissioner, it doesn't really matter in the sense that we're taking both reports and we're going to consume both of those reports. but you're right, in 2018, there was eight total, seven unsubstantiated. one was found detainee on detainee, but we're reviewing both reports and looking for areas if we can improve on areas like that. we're going to consume those recommendations and do just that. >> you're working with the inspector general as well? >> of course. >> and what actions will you take to ensure that the fiscal ye