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what rubbish, dickinson had said in that speech. what rubbish, before taking sides, the french will wait for us to start winning on the battlefield. the event of the military campaign, dickinson said, the event of the military campaign will be the best evidence of our strength, not some piece of paper you guys write today. dismissed at the time, dickinson proved to be prescient. it was only when the continental army routed the british forces at the battle of saratoga more than a year later, in october of 1777 that france began the formal negotiations that would culminate in the treaty of commerce with the united states. signed in 1778. it was only then when france finally got out of the sidelines and other european rivals agreed to do the same. in spain, they were the next to sign on against the war against the british. in so doing, they recognize the united states as a free and independent country. after britain's defeat at yorktown, britain, too, would have to do the same. an article i of the treaty of paris, signed in october 178

que esta dando falsos resultados positivos.se trata del analisis de diagnostico "b-d max becton dickinsonue arrojo una tasa de error del 3 por ciento de falsos positivos.la fda recomienda a los pacientes que se hicieron resultados con otra muestra autorizada. plemica por un programa piloto de "ice" para informarle a la comunidad de operaciones migratorias....la universidad de harvard demanda al goierno federal por retirar las visas a estudiantes extranjeros que se tienen que tomar clases de manera virtualy un recien nacido salta a la fama por agarrar un "dispositivo intrauterino" momentos despues de nacer... causa polemica un programa piloto de "ice" para informar a la comunidad sobre tareas migratorias....el crso lo maneja la oficina de deportaciones de ice y eso despierta dudas en muchos.... aunque otros creen que simplemente se trata de una campaqa de relaciones publicas del servicio de inmigracion... el programa experimental empezara en chicago y desde alli reporta viviana avila. la universidad estatal de colorado dio a conocer que la temporada de huracanes en la cuenca atlantica sera

dark and deep but i have promises to keep in many miles to go before i sleep and of course emily dickinson said something along the lines of because i could not stop for death you know i was just too busy i had all these things to do lunch appointments all that sort of stuff he kindly stopped for me the same thing as like we're very busy i guess bit busier busier we have all sorts of cultural issues and partisan war and all this sort of stuff going on but if you look calmly around you you see that death has stopped kindly for the us empire and all its debt it's easier to pretend our economic system works and just blow endless asset bubbles yesterday saw the us comprehensively beat china not in any sporting sense and certainly not in any dimension of the current cold war for those who still like to think the latter isn't happening just listen to what u.s. attorney general bar said yesterday he attacked china for quote economic blitzkrieg and aggressive orchestrated whole of government indeed whole of society campaigning to seize the commanding heights of the global. conny interest to pass t

he called me little nell after the nell dickinson's story and i always liked that. and i'm sitting on my father's knee a very badly dressed little girl, right after my mother's death so i had a black dress with a white front but i adored my father and i'm sure i was very happy. >> the next picture is quite a lovely picture of your mother. what is your most vivid memory of her? >> my mother was very beautiful and i was a very ugly little girl. i she she always wondered why her daughter had to be so ugly and she would occasionally say that in the whole family there were really no ugly ducklings and i was the exception. but she was a very lovely person with a great sense of duty and responsibility. and so i think adored my mother, but rather like a distant and beautiful thing that i couldn't possibly get to. >> in your mother's day, did women have a knowledge of childcare and child guidance as they do today? >> not in the modern way. but my mother had a great deal of knowledge of what she wanted for my education. she was really responsible to the fact that i was sent t

was invited to write it, though i was somewhat harsh in my writing, and so, they gave it to john dickinson to refine. and then, they asked me to write an olive branch petition and answer to lord north's proposals for reconciliation. i was a bit more amenable in those jottings. so we sent both to great britain and waited for the reply of parliament. and we waited. and we waited, through the autumn and through the winter of 1775 and 1776. there was no reply from parliament, except what we read in english newspapers, to wit, i quote, "these colonies are now officially in a state of rebellion." and so it was that virginia decided she would be the first, the first to proclaim her independency. and so, on the 15th of may, 1776 -- i beg your pardon, citizens, a virginian would always like to think they are the first at anything. virginia was not the first to proclaim her independency. it was rhode island. rhode island about a month before, in april of 1776, proclaimed her independency, though solely on behalf of herself. a month later, virginia provided the resolution for independency on behalf o

mike yastrzemski a homer ernie or , here's alex dickinson. the giants were down 6-2. suddenly 6-3.et's go to the bottom of the eighth. two on for donovan solano. two outs, a three run shot. suddenly it's a 6-6 ball game going into the bottom of the ninth. and- >> anhydride to the right! it is out of here! >> mike yastrzemski's second of the night. he goes waterworld. looks likebarry bonds on that swing. and a guy by the name of dave n he got both of mike yastrzemski's baseballs. they take a walkoff win and let's go to oakland. >>> into the east bay where the a's have a little trouble hitting the ball as of late. the last couple of games anyway. no fans, the bullpen is all spread out and getting a good view of matt chapman heading without in the first inning. you are thinking okay, more to come. but that was pretty much it, certainly as far as the long ball. and its problems right here for the a's as nolan arenado is nailing the runner metals and at the plate. the take a look at the replay, i don't know about that. i'm not big on replay anyway. than a big error here. jesus lazzara t

simply talk you're going after a republican on fox on the issues not playing a game of gotcha like dickinson did and the others with pence that's tucker carlson . ted rall is a syndicated political cartoonist and columnist and author of a brand new book political suicide the fight for the soul of the democratic party now we claims he was fired by the l.a. times back in 2015 because the l.a.p.d. wanted it out and ted joins us now ted welcome back to the show sir thank you steve . all right so you recently wrote a letter to the executive editor of the los angeles times and i want to read a little bit from that letter to begin with the times should come clean about its longstanding cozy relationship with the l.a.p.d. it should end this deep conflict of interest which makes it impossible for your paper to report objective way about the police when the media fails to hold the police accountable they are free to abuse the citizens they are supposed to protect my case shines a light on how the media censors critics and breed self-censorship by journalists i was the times editorial cartoonist from a

dickinson and showing an error rate of 3% false positive. the nasal swab base test was given. emergency authorization from the fda on april 8th. the food and drug administration is recommending patients confirm their results with an alternative authorized tests so they want you to do that the company is working with the fda to resolve the problem. all right time for a little break but before we go we're checking in on the airport we have a little bit of cloud cover around the bay area this morning but it's a pretty nice, you know very little change in your forecast that we are looking at some 90's for the warmest inland spots so more beautiful weather on tap. >>if you like specifics, pierce city you're going to stick around we'll have more coming up. welcome back everyone the time for 55 before we wrap up this hour, let's head over to the weather center and get another update on your forecast today for those lights are gone we had a lot of action behind you david yeah, it's still down one lane going north. oh yeah good morning rob, good morning, still down one lane looks like

dollar most people most investors are thinking along the lines of like an emily dickinson problem like because i could not stop for death he kindly stopped for me you know you're just too busy like making money that you can't stop to contemplate the death of the dollar it is the chart of truth and it does show that the dollar is collapsing. and the stock market says the same thing and if you look at some bob way or around or venezuela you see what happens when the currency collapses so the rest all are is collapsing we have evidence and. well i think the u.s. dollar is the global standard so it is all currents you said are collapsing it is the standard that is collapsing it will disappear because where adam moment of truth is that as he says is the chart of truth is recognizing the moment of truth the suit that the through city trap their hands are reality all the while you loss of the dollar means that they're going up the common just to bail ends take the money right out of your account it won't be just like a policy correction and you'll say oh interest rates will change also you kn

. >>> plus, dickinson gets approval for a new 15-minute covid test we're going to speak to the ceo about this technology and how they plan to meet demand as cases rise across the country. >>> uber

the bd mac system covid-19 diagnostic test from becton dickinson is showing an error rate of 3% false positives. the nasal swab based test was given emergency authorization from the fda back on april 8th. the fda is recommending patients confirm their results with an alternative authorized test. the company is working with the fda to resolve the problem. >>with a little more than a month to go before the start of a new school year in the san francisco unified school district parents faculty and staff say they're now concerned about exactly what will happen in the fall. right now the district says it's working with the health department on the best ways to reopen campuses as of now classes set to begin on august 17th to some options include a combination of students going back to class full-time 5 days a week or some distance learning where students are home part-time or on 24 7. another possible plan could be submitted to the board of education next week. >>the board of education is dedicated to opening at camp says based on what's best for students and families and staff that work in

now according to the manufacturer becton dickinson and company. the test will analyze samples with a device that's a little bit bigger than a cell phone. the test is not designed to be used at home though health officials see the antigen tests as potentially valuable screening tool to quickly test large numbers are numbers of people who may already of had the virus. >>well as lawmakers consider police reform some are looking at offering more healthful officers dealing with ptsd or washington dc correspondent joe khaleel has more. >>some lawmakers say on the job trauma could make police officers more likely to use deadly force has seen you know the good officers pulled from car. >>to call to call. >>and having to deal with really fallen situations and these are very gory scenes. congresswoman norma torres says giving officers more mental health resources to help with posttraumatic stress could make them less likely to reach for their guns when the situation doesn't call for its important to ensure that we are taking care of their house tours includ

the bd mac system covid-19 diagnostic test from becton dickinson is showing an error rate of 3% false positives. the nasal swab based test was given an emergency authorization from the fda back on april 8th. it's now recommending patients confirm their results with an alternative authorized test companies working with the fda to try and resolve the problem. >>the epa has given its first approval to disinfect and set kill coronavirus so to lysol products are now fed earlier prove as effective against it. they are lysol disinfectant spray and lysol disinfectant max cover mist the approval comes after lab tests found that when used on harder smooth surfaces. both products kill the virus 2 minutes after contact. lysol says it's currently working on testing other disinfecting products against coronavirus. >>temperatures this morning have been a little bit warmer than yesterday in this afternoon will be warmer still got some 90's and approaching up there in the east bay in the north bay as well going to check into your 4 zone forecast and that extended to just great day on the lake! it is.

according to the manufacturer becton dickinson and company. the test will analyze samples with the device. it's a little bit bigger than a cell phone. the test is not designed to be used at home though health officials see antigen tests as potentially valuable screening tool to quickly test large numbers of people who may have already had the virus. >>and still ahead major league baseball unveiling its schedule for the shortened season. we'll tell you when we can expect baseball to resume in the bay. >>good morning welcome back we now know when we can expect baseball to start here in the bay area. and they'll be unveiling the schedule for the shortened 16 game season, let's take a look at some of the highlights from the giants schedule. they'll be part of opening night on july 23rd taking on the dodgers at 7 o'clock that night. this is part of a four-game stretch in la to start the season then followed by the home opener on the 28th against the padres the giants will also play the a's twice and have 3 series against mad bomb and the d'backs th

now according to the manufacturer becton dickinson and company. the test analyzes samples with a device. it's a little bit larger than a cellphone the test is not designed to be used at home health officials see antigen test as a potentially valuable screening tool to quickly test large numbers of people who may have already have the virus. >>well google is trying to help its users get around during the coronavirus pandemic the company launched a new feature on google maps that notifies drivers about checkpoints before they cross national borders, they can also get alerts about local health restrictions on their routes, public transportation riders can get information about mandatory face mask and other requirements and those who are on their way to a covid-19 testing site they can get alerts about whether they are actually eligible for a test. >>there's a new study that finds san francisco and oakland are the most intensely gentrified cities in the united states, let's take a look at the top 5 cities. this is according to the national community r

kids were swimming, everybody was playing baseball here just a perfect gorgeous sunny summer day in dickinson, north dakota. in the span of 8 minutes, a tornado came through and destroyed and caused unbelievable economic devastation. i don't think anybody woke up the next morning and said it was a mostly peaceful day. i want to talk specifically about what is going on in portland with you, mr. attorney general peered for six and one nights, the court house is under siege. but not just the courthouse. federal agents are under siege. i have no doubt they were there or the courthouse would not be standing. would you agree with that question works bigger absently. >> i think one of our problems is how we talk about this and what is covered versus what is actually going on in portland at that courthouse. can you expend what your officers and your agents are going through over there customer >> yes. i'm talking about the u.s. marshals who were in the courthouse. they initially tried to contain themselves in the courthouse in an effort to push through the main door. they have thrown kerosene and fir

the bd max a covid-19 diagnostic tests from becton dickinson is showing an error rate of 3% false positives. the nasal swab based test was given emergency authorization from the fda back in april. it's now recommending patients confirm their results with an alternative tested authorized test. now the company is working with the fda to try and resolve this problem. >>the epa has given its first approval to disinfect insect kill coronavirus to lysol products are now federally approved as effective against it. they are on your screen lysol disinfectant spray and lysol disinfected max cover miss the approval comes after lab tests found that when used on harder smooth surfaces. both products kill the virus 2 minutes after contact. lysol says it's currently working on testing other disinfecting products against coronavirus. >>and coming up next. here's a look at our high temperatures projected today we got the mid to lower 90's going on in those far east bay reaches going to have a look at your 4 zone forecast and the extended and what's going over to christine as well coming up >>good morning 5.

>>according to manufacturer becton dickinson and company the test analyzes samples with the device little bit larger than a cellphone the test is not designed to be used at home. health officials see antigen tests as a potentially valuable screening tool to quickly test large numbers of people who may have already had the virus uber is buying meal delivery service postmates the ride sharing company announced a nearly billion stock deal today calling postmates highly complimentary to uber's own meal delivery service called uber eats. >>we wanted to buy delivery service grubhub a few weeks ago, but lost his bid to the netherlands-based company. the takeover would help uber gain ground against doordash which is the current market leader in the u.s. food delivery and the most magical place on earth is getting ready to welcome back visitors, this weekend walt disney world in orlando, florida put out this video online featuring workers getting trained on safety measures. disney says all visitors will have to make a reservation and will only be allowed to enter one park per day. all guests excep

according to the manufacturer becton dickinson and company.he test analyzes samples with a device. it's a little bit bigger than a cell phone. the test is not designed to be used at home health officials see a antigen test seen as a potential valuable screening tool to quickly test large numbers of people who may have already had the virus. >>the google is trying to help its users get around during the coronavirus pandemic the company launched a new feature on google maps that notifies drivers about checkpoints before they cross national borders. so they can also get alerts about local health restrictions on their routes that will be useful public transportation riders. he get information about mandatory face mask and other requirements and for those who are on their way to covid-19 testing site they can get alerts about whether they are actually eligible for a test. well a new study finds that san francisco and oakland are the most intensely gentrified cities in the united states. here's a look at the top 5 cities check in on your screen, acc

a perfect sunny summer day in dickinson, north dakota.span of eight minutes commedia tornado came through and cause unbelievable economic devastation. i don't think anyone said it was a peaceful day. i want to talk specifically about what is going on in portland. for 61 nights, the federal courthouse is under siege. federal agents are under siege. you have men and women there protecting that courthouse. were not doubt if they there, the courthouse would not be standing, would you agree? mr. barr: absolutely. >> our problem is how this is covered versus what is actually going on at that courthouse. can you explain what your officers are going through? thebarr: i am talking about u.s. marshals who are in the courthouse. they initially tried to contain themselves in the courthouse. there have been efforts to push through the main door. people have succeeded in breaching the courthouse, thrown kerosene and fireworks and started fires. the effort was to make sure they cannot breach. there still have been breaches in the courthouse. they try to

remarkable how talk much vaccines and treatments, whether it is regeneron and novo wax or becton dickinson antigen you mention progress on that, and people get excited, rightly so what do you think? >> like of coming to peace after war, you have to think what we're going through with the pandemic like a war. we're in the midst of it. there is no resolution. talk of finding finding a cure, october to go back what was normal allows for the ability to imagine getting through it. so it is really helped to think of it, in that pairable. it is like a battle. signs after peace treaty we can go back to normal. the question is, will the recovery once we even get it look the way it did? what you're seeing in all the tech stocks this, is accelerant to fundamental change a structural change how we work. so it does matter a lot we find a cure or a way to measure and identify sooner but for the meantime we're still living with this, with some uncertain involved. as you can see from what we've had in california and florida, the reclosing, that the recovery which we had assumed was going to be a 33% incre

not melissa dickinson from southern illinois. >> we forgot them. >> yeah. >> but you feel okay aboutt? >> yeah. when we passed people, we just try not to breathe. >> reporter: another challenge, almost 140,000 american deaths into the crisis. many people see the covid scare as overblown. >> i mean, people die of stuff all the time. i don't know why i would change my life to be afraid of this. there's plenty of stuff to be afraid of. this is certainly not one of them. >> i talked to one clerk here on king street in an upper end clothing store. she had to tell a customer he had to put on a mask or leave the store. he got irate, stormed out. she saw the moment for what it probably was. an idle threat. gayle, we live in strange, contentious times. >> we really do, mark. i don't know what more we can say to convince people. it's a matter of life and death. it's not politics when it ghsco to a mask. >>> president trump's support has fallen while this pandemic rages on. and now he's shaking up his re-election campaign. the president says campaign manager brad parscale is taking on a new rol

progress to likes of regeneron, becton dickinson, benefiting from the $1.6 billion u.s. government commitment. you have makings of something down the pike that could treat the virus, maybe as soon as the end of this year, in the case of some of these phase 3 advanced trials, maybe as soon as the fall of this year. but being "coast to coast we're all over the place on all these other developments including out in california where they are extending shutdown provisions now expanding to include virtually all businesses, indoor dining, barbershops, salons, tattoo parlors, you name it. also focusing on what's going on in florida right now a big spike in cases but as stuart was just telling you some confusion about how many of those cases are indeed positive. we've got the the latest going on in texas, where the spike in cases is so severe they're looking at crowded hospital beds. reexamining the need for some, well, non-covid-19 treatments. let's get the latest right now from casey seeing gal stegall following all of. that. reporter: let's take you to california, that is the

before i get to edward lawrence on one that is getting a lot of scrutiny, becton dickinson granted emergency approval for rapid antiagain test that can produce results in 10 or 15 minutes. regeneron has begun late-stage cob tile for preventing or treating covid-19. other treatments including remdesivir could be out in people's hands and a lot sooner than we thought. edward lawrence following that. reporter: fda commissioner said there will be a surge in remdesivir going to the areas that are hardest hit. also the president of the united states saying, president donald trump saying that we'll have a vaccine long before the end of the year. the fda commissioner would not designate the timeline related to when there will be a vaccine by the end of the year. the fda commissioner stephen hahn promises the vaccine will be approved when the science is ready. seems like we're moving ahead pretty quickly. president donald trump repeated over the weekend a spike in cases has been noted because we are testing more. the cases were always there. he says 99% of those cases are harmless, something the fda

john dickinson opposed was in many ways launching into a storm of us gifts madeng of vapor. and then the fact that we succeeded in the revolution in the war. we fought for and succeeded to gain our independence he would have said independent and free. and of course by nature but fiercely independent people. and soul was religion. and we believe strongly separation of church and state and so today that the separation of church and state it did not mean the separation of church and statesmen and if we really want to understand that we have to understand the part religion played in their life and their whole outlook. >> and had very long distance communication and is almost beyond our reckoning. communication which cross the ocean they were separated cumulative ten years and that was created by the atlantic ocean and communicated across the atlantic ocean. and what does that mean cracks and then to be more responsible than we understand rtoday. >> abigail adams running the farm in the family balancing accounts, tkeeping people working to make the farm work. that was really mean

test that test will provide results in 15 minutes using portable analysis instrument from becton dickinsonfully that might be one step closer to some of the testing challenges that we've had here in the united states meantime, the annual fashion week in paris is underway with quite a different look than in years past due to the pandemic fashion designers are showing off their latest offerings online with a schedule of videos running through wednesday. becky? >> andrew, thank you >>> still to come this morning on "squawk box," we're going to be talking about a big deal. uber has reportedly agreed to buy postmates for $2.75 billion in stock, i believe. we'll talk about that deal with tech watcher gene munster. that's next. news out next from facebook. the company's whatsapp messaging service will stop processing law enforcement requests for user data in hong kong. the company is assessing the impact of china's law particularly on human rights quk x"ig he cu are watching "sawbo rhteronnbc. >>> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box. it's 7:30 on the east coast. times square indicator yo

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we arejoined by helen dickinson, ceo of the british retail consortium, and ken marsh, chairman of thed is shopkeepers to come on board fully and say, quite clearly, in their shop windows, etc, no mask, no entry, it's as simple as that. for us to enforce what you are talking about, i would imagine will be nigh on impossible. shopkeepers do not have the power to detain someone so do not have the power to detain someone so they would only ring the police, we would be driving round and round london looking for individuals who were in their shop. it's just absurd. it seems you cannot get your head around the practicalities of it so let's take your example and take it out a bit further. i shop because the police, an officer turns up, somebody is not wearing a face covering in that shop, what happens next? you are describing a situation where that person remains there. i would suggest that they are not willing to wear a face mask they wouldn't remain there, they would walk off and as i've said to you, they have no authority to detain them so therefore, it becomes a problem to find the indivi

a perfect sunny summer day in dickinson, north dakota.span of eight minutes commedia tornado came through and cause unbelievable economic devastation. i don't think anyone said it was a peaceful day. i want to talk specifically about what is going on in portland. for 61 nights, the federal courthouse is under siege. federal agents are under siege. you have men and women there protecting that courthouse. were not doubt if they there, the courthouse would not be standing, would you agree? mr. barr: absolutely. >> our problem is how this is covered versus what is actually going on at that courthouse. can you explain what your officers are going through? thebarr: i am talking about u.s. marshals who are in the courthouse. they initially tried to contain themselves in the courthouse. there have been efforts to push through the main door. people have succeeded in breaching the courthouse, thrown kerosene and fireworks and started fires. the effort was to make sure they cannot breach. there still have been breaches in the courthouse. they try to