i talked to dodge -- i'm sorry, the fiat chrysler head of passenger cars brand that includes dodge, askedds cars like this. he said it doesn't, but their customers want them, so he's going to build them for them as long as he can. dodge seems to be doing something right, it just became the first american car brand to top the j.d. power initial quality study. connell: it's interesting to ask somebody why do we need a car like this, we don't, but it's interesting because they're building them because they can, an suv that goes 180 miles an hour, right? >> yeah. the amazing thing is they've been selling on average over 10,000 of these every year since 20 the 15 in all the various models, and the prices start add 60 grand. these are not cheap cars. more importantly, that creates a halo for these models. you see a lot of dodge challengers, they have six-cylinder engines. people buy them because they know this exists. the dodge durango has the sports car hook, you can get it with a powerful v-8, but this pushes it over the top. they're only going to make that one for one year though because it'

again, he wants to get out of dodge. how do you get out of dodge early.e betting, this is what it's going to look like. they are not going to push for the payroll tax cut. they know there is too much stiff opposition from the democrats. they are definitely going to do something stimulative in terms of unemployment insurance, maybe do the $600 checks that are winding down over the course of the year, something mnuchin had talked about in internal white house discussions. so that's possibly how they go about it. they may go about it in a bifurcated way. they may just get the sthurns thi insurance thing out of the way this session and try to come back for a payroll tax cut after the recess which, by the way, would be very difficult. that, i will tell you, a lot of conservative activists worry if they take that approach, if they don't push the payroll tax cut now, they are never going to get it. it's off the table for good. so that's kind of where they are right now, disarray. mcconnell clearly wants them to hold on to the majority. he believes the best way t

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i want to turn to more dodging of accountability.rnor, andrew cuomo again says that basically the federal government is to blame because the virus hitting new york came out of europe. watch governor cuomo here dodge how his dangerous and catastrophic decision to put covid-19 patients back into nursing home facilities, he is not flipping around to try to blame the federal government. watch this. >> the main driver was the virus came from europe. and it was the greatest miss by the federal government of all time. china virus, china virus. china virus. china travel ban. forget the china travel ban. it was in europe! elizabeth: okay. apparently people only flew to new york from europe, not to any other state whose governors have not made these claims. governor cuomo is now making. secretary, somehow governor cuomo didn't see the outbreak of the covid-19 in italy and spain and everywhere else in europe that everyone saw this year. by the way, does the europe virus target, treat senior citizens than viruses from china? >> no, absolutely no

this listen to him here say he is taking accountability in the dodging it. gov.ituation. i will answer for my actions in the history will decide predict and i said a number of times, local governments have to do the jobs. i, my father's advice to me. take responsibility. on it. i have taken responsibility for every bad decision in everett unpopular decision . now, look if you look at how many people died in nursing homes in new york compared to other states actually have a lower percentage of people who died in nursing homes. yes we had more people die in nursing homes than anywhere else because we had more people die. because, the federal government miss the boat and never told us that this virus was coming from europe and not from china. so new york had more cases, more deaths, and mortise then nursing home because that's who the virus affects breed and effects senior citizens. we know that. it will do a say, they have a tremendous number of deaths and then nursing homes. his on political charade. liz: in ten seconds secretary. guest: compare what happened to t

he also dodged that question. brooke. >> sitting here talking to you about similar things yesterday. and i get instagram dm's as i do the show and heard from people in florida who are sick and want to offer up people they've been in touch with and it seems like it goes nowhere. rosa flores, keep asking the tough questions. thank you so much. >>> turning our attention to texas where the spike is getting so bad that the u.s. military is now sending medical personnel to help. that state also dealing with a rapid rate of infections and hospitalizations. ed lavendera is live in san antonio this afternoon. has a decision by the military to do this bebeen a wake-up call for texans? >> reporter: well that remains to be seen. there are hospitals here in texas that are already seeing an influx of support staff, nurses, respiratory specialists flown in to handle the increased demand of coronavirus patients here but this new layer of military specialists being flown in is new. especially here to the san antonio area where med

. >>> a 9-year-old chess prod dodge and whoa met up last year. to change a lot since then and so vladimir duthiers choemgd fo now, his dream of becoming the world's youngest grand master has kim to a stalemate. >> why do you only have three and a half years? >> because the world record is four years and seven months. >> the longer we're on lock down and the honger this pandemic goes on, the shorter your time to be the world's youngest grand master. >> uh-huh. ye we csschamonship living nhatta ei s fromroun woouedy the generosity. >> for us for a year. it's very be. >> they're committed to that kind of help forward. >> i have a plates to live. it's not easy. >> during faith the family hopes can up spire others. they've got a new book entitled "my name is tiny and i bhooef in rir dallas." >> do you still believe in miracles? >> yes. >> why? >> god always lived here. >> and there are more wonders ahead. trevorh iseloping a story. >> how exciting is that? >> it's very exciting. he don't use it, fine, i'm a pauper, right. and then you got spoiled. the

there were some heavy downpours to be dodged and actually, over the last few days, you can see on theifferent clumps of cloud that have worked through, bringing outbreaks of rain. but now, a gap appearing between the clouds. an area of high pressure building its wayjust in time for the weekend. and that means it is looking dry for the vast majority. there will be some areas of patchy cloud with one or two showers but most places will be fine with some spells of sunshine. saturday morning getting off to a rather chilly start. some spots down in single digits but through the day, we're looking at long spells of sunshine. i think we'll see a bit of patchy cloud tending to bubble up as the day wears on. now, look closely, there may be one or two showers in north—west england, northern ireland and scotland. even in these areas, the majority will stay dry. a noticeable west or north—westerly breeze. temperatures just a touch below par for this time of year but in the sunshine, it won't feel too bad —17—21 celsius. a bit of rain will skip across orkney and shetland during saturday night. oth

other sectors of the economy where similar things are going on in farming for example the minister dodges the question. is a magnifying glass we're seeing things that were already problematic before sectors where it's a matter of monitoring occupational safety and we will impose stricter binding standards so that we're able to go more strongly into these areas that tend to be risky in the german parliament green party member. has been demanding tougher inspections for years in order to stop systematic exploitation. what i'm not satisfied with at all is the inspections at the moment the idea is just to agree quotas that's too little because even if we ban subcontracts it doesn't automatically mean that the working conditions at slaughter houses what we need is good monitoring so the draft law doesn't go far enough for me. to marry on a cost didn't wait for the improvements she has had enough of germany and is looking for work in italy again. never go back to germany not on vacation not to visit never. meanwhile alex be has found another job in germany he tells us he's willing to try again.

money is sunshine and some spending all the day drive it there will be some showers to dodge in a fews england and well and well and sunny spells developing widely although a few more showers developing for england and in the afternoon or as it turns drier and brighterfor northern afternoon or as it turns drier and brighter for northern ireland and scotland. more persistent rain or arriving in the hebrides later in the day and we see strong to gale force winds and for all it will be a breezy day on sunday. in that breeze, out of the sunshine it will feel fresher than saturday but what is the son is on your back it will feel quite pleasant, 70 have a 23 and always cooler across the hebrides at 14 there. but there is more rain to come as we go into monday l the more rain to come as we go into monday the pushing

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someone who was doing it for the 1st time so need was one of more than 30000 migrants who fled home to dodge's taunts good already district when india along down in the lake much her husband had been making good money working 2 jobs in jeopardy if she focused on breezing their 5 children they didn't need a 2nd income then the shutdown hit. her husband lost his work. virus can come here too we aren't afraid of that we just came here because there was no work there until now we were making do with our savings but now there is nothing left so my husband has gone back. ha ha's bint is now back in jeopardy but with just one job at half the money. with much less income she now needs to work too soon either and the others will only need 2150 rupees a day 23 euros for 2 weeks off work. yet she is lucky only 3 of the workers here are determined migrants job sites like this one are currently the main way for the government to offer paid work to locals however one must have a government issued job card to be employed here locals tell us that the process to get a new job card can take months but the regio

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there is some heavy downpours to be dodged and over the last few days, you can see on the satellite picturea gap appearing between the clouds, an area of high pressure building its way just the clouds, an area of high pressure building its wayjust in time for the weekend. that means it is looking dry for the vast majority. there will be some areas of the cloud. one or two showers but most places will be fine with some spells of sunshine. saturday morning getting off to a chilly start. some spots down in single digits, but through the day, looking at long spells of sunshine. i think we will see some of patchy cloud tending to bubble up as the day wears on. there will be one or two showers in these areas, the majority will stay dry. noticeable west or northwesterly breeze. a bit of sunshine, i7—2id. a bit of rain will skip across saturday night, otherwise dry with clear spells into the early hours of sunday. another rather cool start on sunday. another rather cool start on sunday morning. with the area of high pressure still in charge sunday, it will be another friday for most. high pressure

there will be some downpours to dodge but more of you will spend the bulk of the day drive. the storms were largely pushed north and east into the north sea, but still some heavy showers this evening and overnight across parts of scotland and northern england. more places become dry, with clear skies and slightly fresher than last night, but temperatures still in double figures as we start tomorrow morning for the sunny for england and wales tomorrow morning. cloudy for scotland and northern ireland with outbreaks of rain. they will head eastwards. in the afternoon across england and wales, the showers will get going. some of you avoid them altogether, and they will come and go throughout the day, pushed along by a stiff breeze than today. the strongest winds in the hebrides later, with 50 mph gusts. 14 or 15 the high, up to 23 in the sunshine in the south—east, with less humidity. the headlines. tourists returning to the uk from spain will need to quarantine for two weeks due to covid—i9. meanwhile, a spike in coronavirus cases in spain has prodded new measures there amid f

he and his wife and their 1-year-old live in dodge city kansas. mr.ker at national beef llc, a beef processing plant in dodge city. it is difficult, physically exhausting work for about $18 an hour. a job that is now putting his life at risk. according to his union, united food and special workers, this facility has reported three confirmed deaths from covid-19. vasquez said that the plant's first reported illness was in march and national beef's response was inadequate. the company supplied masks and then ran out. he said there's not enough hand sanitizer and little to no opportunity to socially distance at work. some of the country's major meat packing plants have implemented partitions on the line. and national beef uses them when feesable according to the union. and the company provides rapid testing and temperature checks upon entry. and vazquez said that the employees wait clustered in one area. already, more than 20 meat packing plants across the country have closed due to concerns about illness. vazquez wants to see his plant close temporarily

the president and say let's be realistic about this since recanted the payroll tax cut, let's get a dodgemething the mitch mcconnell wants to do, he wants his members home so they can hang on to the senate and the 2020 elections. that is what civil war is. there is not a lot of bloodshed unless you cut your finger on a paperclip or paper, or somethi something. i got it charlie, in the meantime millions of unemployed americans are waiting anxiously. >> i don't mean to make light of that, this is serious business, the sooner people's livelihoods. it is very difficult. liz: not to mention a negative market reaction if they don't come up with a solution. closing bell ringing in eight minutes, the doubt is down to double digits, not triple cup up 95 points. nasdaq down 112, we added to those losses. oil surging, bubbling up at this hour, his aftermarket following the european stimulus deal organizing stocks. take a look at petroleum, similar acts, nice moves for all of them right now, the countdo countdown, put those aside he says he has the names you need to pour into your portfolio, he will

. >> reporter: they dodged energized electrical lines and down transformers. one firefighter was transported to the hospital after receiving injuries battling the fire. >> one firefighter, he was injured. he's in stable condition is expected to be okay. >> by 12:30, crews at the upper hand on the fire, but not before it damaged six buildings along 14th street. three residents in the area have been displaced. a half dozen or more businesses impacted. >> to see it all go up in flames like this, it's just mind blowing. >> reporter: grind bartfelt said when he first heard about the fire this morning, he had no idea how bath it would be until 4th arrived on scene. >> high heart sunk add i saw our building up in flames when i turned the corner. >> reporter: he building where his family started the business more than 70 years ago appears to be a complete loss. while he hopes insurance will allow them to carry on, right now he says it's simply too early to say. >> when the dust clears, the smoke clears, so to speak, you know, what the obviously big time damage, you kn

the president did make a direct appeal to wear masks after dodging wearing one himself for months. he even ridiculed in the past those who did wear masks. >> the president also made a stunning admission about where the administration is in terms of formulating a national strategy to fight the pandemic. >> we are in the process of developing a strategy that's going to be very, very powerfulle. >> in the process, why five months after our first case? would a better time have been before 142,000 americans died? vice president pence is refusing to say if he would have done anything differently during the course of the pandemic. he said his focus is on the future. in south texas, one doctor said it's been quote a tsunami with medical staff stretched to the limit and breaking down emotionally. doctors are rationing testing equipment even as the trump administration sits on billions of dollars that congress designated for testing and tracing. joining us right now is cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. things have gotten worse. we say that every week, but a thousand deaths. t

. >> reporter: today president trump dodging questions about an alleged russian plot to reward the killing of american troops in afghanistan. six days after that bombshell report and amid mounting evidence -- >> i think it's a hoax. i think it's a hoax by the newspapers and the democrats. >> reporter: trump has focused on undermining the intelligence and showed no concern russia may have targeted u.s. troops even as "the new york times" reports more details that u.s. officials identified an afghan contractor as the alleged middleman in the russian bounty scheme and rewards of up to $100,000 were offered for every dead american service member according to afghan officials. today top intelligence officials hit capitol hill to brief the congressional gang of eight. coming out of the briefing house speaker nancy pelosi slamming the explanation for why trump wasn't brief. >> the white house put on a con, if you don't have 100% consensus on intelligence it shouldn't rise to a certain level. well, we would practically be investigating nothing if you had to start off at 100%. so don't buy into tha

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these cities felt they dodged a full it with covid-19 -- dodged a bullet with covid-19 but they are dealingctions. yvonne: you mentioned tokyo. yesterday, they had 131 new cases. indonesia as well. they just topped 100,000. the president there is ordering health officials to focus on containing the disease to the country's eight provinces. newe were 1500 or more confirmed cases and 24 hours. the number of infections in indonesia has quadrupled since the end of may. the government still insisting on pressing ahead with reopening the economy. bali welcoming back visitors even with a surge of cases. they are trying to revive the economy with fiscal stimulus, still set to contract 3.4% in the second quarter. launched itsa first large-scale virus vaccine trial in the u.s.. what is a copy trying to achieve in the trial? yvonne: it's the first large study in the u.s. for moderna, which began dosing its first patient monday morning. this is for 30,000 people under the trial now across 89 testing sites. , the vaccinecally has been codeveloped with the national institute of health. there is governmen

. >> firefighters battled the flames, all the way dodging energized electrical lines and downed transformers. one firefighter was transported to the hospital after injuring juniories battling the fire. >> one firefighter who was injured is in stable condition and expected to be okay. >> by 1:30, crews had the upper hand on the fire, but not before it damaged six buildings along 14th street. three residents in the area have been displaced. a half dozen or more businesses impacted. >> to see it go up in flames like this, it's mind blowing. >> reporter: brian bartfelt said when he first heard about the fire this morning, he had no idea how bad it would be when he arrived on scene. >> heartbroken when i turned the corner and saw our building going up in flames, to be honest with you. >> reporter: the family started the business at this building more than 70 years ago, and it appears to be a complete loss. while he hopes insurance will allow them to care on, right now he said it is simply too early to know. >> when the dust clears, or smoke damage clears, as it were, we'll cross that bridge when

>>and to dodge the scrutiny of mainstream media something called free speech rights he has long been criticized for promoting conspiracy theories lies and racist tropes on twitter as he did with this video before removing it hours but now with twitter cracking down on some of his content for being misleading or encouraging violence there's nothing i. >>rather do than get rid of my whole twitter account his campaign team is considering several other platforms even working on one of their own to let trump say what he will unquestioned unimpeded the idea that there's no political censorship and right now parlor is getting the most buzz from conservatives who love it and progressives who say the app is biased against them even the co-founder promising an electronic town square for all without the idea that there's somebody looking over your shoulder saying. is that a politically correct you or not is that the one you're supposed to have. >>that was tom foreman, reporting facebook is also starting to label content that if teams. >>controversial. >>coming up a southern california city will

. >> do you have any dodge county, georgia? >> yeah, we do. >> my great grandfather was from dodge county, georgia and apparently there was some issue with some white men. they owed money at the end of the year. he sent his son into town. they shot him, put him on a horse and sent him back. we have the death certificate. it says age 12. cause of death gunshot wounds. >> people who engaged in these lynchings could have buried the bodies in the ground, could have tried to hide this violence. they did the opposite. they were actually proud to engage in this kind of racial terror. that's why hanging was so common. the whole idea was to taunt and to terrorize and to torment african-americans. that's why you have to think about this as terrorism. there are thousands who get killed. but there are millions who are victimized. seven black people lynched in alabama in 1888 for drinking from a white man's well. dozens in louisiana because they were protesting their low wages. >> am i crazy for when i read these things i'm scared because s

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. >> do you have any dodge county, georgia?, we do. >> my great grafrd, they were tenant farmers in dodge county. he sent his son cornelius into town, shot him, put him on a horse, sent him back. we have the death certificate. it says age 12, cause of death, gunshot wounds. >> people who engaged in these terror lynchings could have buries the bodies in the ground, could have tried to hide this violence, which is what you would have imagined people would do. they did the opposite. they were actually proud to engage in this kind of racial terror. that's why hanging was so common. the whole idea was to taunt and to terrorize and to torment african-americans. that's why you have to think about this as terrorism. there are thousands who get killed, but there are millions who are victimized. you know, seven black people lynched in streamer, alabama, in 1888, for drinking from a white man's well. dozens in louisiana because they were protesting their low wages. >> am i crazy for when i read these things, i'm scared because sometimes i

hawaii does often times seemed almost blessed with the potential to have these things dodge them. this is far too close for comfort. before i show you the forecast track, i want to show you the wind field. this is the chance of who is going to experience tropical storm force winds. when you get into the shades of orange to red that is a high degree of confidence that the northern edge of all of these islands, from a wahoo to hawaii will experience that. if we look at the chance of experiencing hurricane force winds, this is still something to contend with. even if the i eye stage right off the coast, it can come loose enough that you still have to deal with the brunt of the strongest winds. that is the potential for 74 mile an hour sustained winds. luckily, most of it stays off the coast. here is the way we are used for looking at this. there is the forecast track. by tonight at 8:00, it is really going across the north shore of a wahoo. then, it does the same thing and perhaps with better aim for kawai. it is between 8:00 tonight and 8:00 tomorrow morning when it will pass by tho

i want to bring in brian dodge, president of the leadership organization.o you think is needed? i'm worried about some of these younger employees working in retail getting in arguments with customers about masks. what do you think needs to happen? >> so, what we've asked for his work governors to mandate state wide mask requirements, for anyone who is an area where they can socially dispense. we know that they work. retailers, as you just noted, have been asking customers to wear masks. you have seen signs, or the overhead announcements, and you have likely seen people at the door handing out masks. the problem is without a clear statewide requirement, they do not always know what their obligation is. they don't expect to be in a situation where a mask will be required. we think the between governors and businesses is requirement, which is why we are thrilled by the governor's announcing orders in their states. >> dana: because, does not help then the employees of the establishments be able to enforce it, have a little teeth behind it? >> exactly it, right?

he also dodged a question on contact tracing. here's the thing. miami-dade county is the epicenter of this crisis here in the state of florida. the positivity rate yesterday was 27%. and yet, only the state is allowed to contact trace. it doesn't allow the county of miami-dade to contact trace. so john, yesterday during this press conference, the governor was sitting right next to the mayor of this county, and i asked the governor point-blank why during a pandemic does the state not allow the county to help contact trace, to stop the spread? and john, he did not answer the question. >> no, indeed. i have the mayor of miami-dade county joining us later in the broadcast, rosa. we're going to talk about that. also, we're going to talk much more about why florida won't just fess up. how many people in the state are hospitalized with coronavirus? people need to know in order to make the right decisions. thank you for pressing on these subjects. >>> so in the middle of all of this, the president decided it was the perfect time to withdraw from the world

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he dodged a big bullet.he bad news for the president is that both of these sides, the prosecutors in manhattan and also congress, will move forward. they have to narrow their arguments. in one case. the other case they have to show why they couldn't get the information someplace else. but the supreme court said look, we've done this before. we've struck down presidential requests like this when it came to president nixon and president clinton. there's no reason to think that you, president trump, will be any different. so the good news for the president is he dodges a bullet. the bad news for the president and the good news for the other side is this thing is far from over and there's a very strong likelihood they'll go back to the supreme court and that the supreme court next time will probably give in. >> can joe biden capitalize with any of this that happened today? >> you know, he has to look at this i think in a larger context. the context that the president can't be trusted. the context that the presid

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. >>> san mateo county dodges the watchlist even with the resin coronavirus cases. so, how did it manage to stay off? i am juliette goodrich. >> we will get to our top story in a moment but first this evening we are learning that a member of the petaluma fire department has tested positive for covid-19. the station where that person worked is closed for deep cleaning. and, anyone who was in contact with that crewmember has been ordered to self isolate. >>> we have learned the alameda county sheriff's deputy who has died because of complications of the virus got it from the jail. the 57-year-old got sick after an outbreak at the facility last month. this is the second alameda county sheriff's deputy to die because of covid-19. >>> california is reporting an increase of 2%, so far the state has seen 445,000 cases of the virus. >> contra costa county could be the next bay area county where people could face fines for not wearing face masks. county officials will consider an ordinance will authorize fines for anyone who violates public orders. the firsviresult in a $100