>>that's because of back stiffness so he's put on the injured list so it will be dustin may pulled up5 so essentially from the minor leagues even though these are not minor leagues, but dustin they will get the start against johnny cueto and of they're out here playing baseball tonight. the first pitch flight at 7 and earlier. they were all in the the just got off the field here at dodger stadium as they took batting practice, the dodgers did it should be a very interesting night when it comes to the game because there are no fans it is a bunch of cut out. the fake noise pumped on to your broadcast that you see there in san francisco and the players also will i have fake crowd noise pumped into the stadium here and los angeles it should be rather interesting. it's a shortened season, obviously of 60 games. a team that's supposed to be the best in the national league is playing here tonight against the giants and that would be the dodgers without clayton kershaw anything is possible giants fan. so you never know, we'll see what happens with your new manager and of course. >>we lost or

government has put a drug kingpin to death and. 52 year old dustin honkin has been convicted of killing 5 people it's the 3rd federal execution carried out in the u.s. and just 4 days same number as conducted over the previous 3 decades. firefighters in siberia are battling massive wildfire is what you've been burning for weeks in the region cities have been badly affected by smoke from the fires while wildfires in siberia aren't unusual scientists say climate change has made them more frequent and more intense. russian officials say using aircraft to find fire is currently burning across an area of some 120 square kilometers. on the ground the situation is said to be improving but it's flow from under control. as for today the wildfire situation remains difficult and we have an emergency situation in the region. not you wouldn't you know as of this morning there were 40 active forest fires. officials have also called in hundreds of explosive experts to make fire breaks creating gaps in the trees and undergrowth should contain the fuzz. in the region of succumb a state of emergency has

seeing the car had been partially sub merged, dustin ran to the nearby fire -- submerged, dustin ran back to the nearby fire station to alert the crew, then ran back to the accident. he made his way into the water, swimming to the passenger side of the vehicle in order to break out the window. mr. gonzalez: unsure about the passenger's injuries e hesitant about removing the woman from the car but stayed with her until the rescue crews arrived. unfortunately the driver of the vehicle, frankly, succumbed to his injuries. but due to dustin's heroic efforts and the work of the new franklin police and fire departments, clinton fire department, ohio state highway patrol, and the staff of the hospital, the woman's life was saved. today we honor kent state university student and new franklin resident dustin nist for his heroic actions and we keep everyone involved in this tragic accident in our prayers. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces that the speaker's announced policy of april 7, 2020, will remain in effect during any covered period designated, pursuant to house

the us government has put a drug kingpin to death in iowa 52 year old dustin honkin have been convicted of killing 5 people it's the 3rd federal execution carried out in the us in just 4 days the same number as conducted over the previous 3 decades. every year there's a feeding frenzy in south africa as large shoals of sardines migrate up the eastern coast followed by millions of birds seals and sharks the annual sardine run also provides an opportunity for locals to feast on the riches the waters have to offer it's a particularly popular pastime this year because of the economic hardship caused by the coronavirus crisis our correspondent i've been increased reports. this war i was in so if sardines a paradise for sharks and fishermen they pulled the catches shore with the huge difference. to our troops during the cold 19 years made things even was the unemployment rate is a mess to me so. fishing is a way of mending an extra income we get tons of sardines being emitted by scene does. it forwards them the opportunity of taking the catches and going to put food on the table. every year b

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dustin dorsey sahas more. >> reporter: open, closed. reopening, not reopening. it's been a whirl wind for south bay gyms and owners. we took you inside here as they're preparing to operate during a pandemic. that day has come, as they are now officially open for business. >> i think it's great. it gives you a sense of morality. covid is still out there and we need to be worried about it, but it feels good to be back. >> the game changed over a week's time about two or three times, from opening to closing, to reopening. and then, of cour the week our cardio areas are off-limits and the locker rooms, as well. you can't take a shower or use a locker. we have the ability to capture your log-in times, which will serve as a reservation system. i think wtang away from one another, we can accomplish this. >> a lot of the people have been worried, mostly about the cleaniness and what we're doing. cleaning each machine, wiping down seats, handles are the big thing. we have to monitor who is using the dumbbells. now it's like if we see a 25 missing, we'll wait for it to cl

. >>> abc 7 news south bay journalist dustin dorsey us that thanks to volunteers, there are more thanin palo alto. >> reporter: here at the boys and girls club, people giving back are never in short supply. >> it's become a tough ticket, if you want to call it that, within the city to actually become a volunteer either at this location or a redwood city location. >> reporter: even during a pandemic, in three months, volunteers have lined up to meet the need. among the group, these city supervisors and a former mayor. >> people believed in me enough to elect me to office. it is my goal and duty to make sure they're taken care of. when i can come out here and make sure they're being fed, it's the least i can do. >> this is not about individuals. this is about families, neighborhoods, and groups of people helping each other. so i'm very proud and very excited every time i get a chance to come, you know? >> it warms my heart, it makes me feel like they understand what we're going through on the ground, what our community is facing, when they're in their chambers talking. so it really feel

. >> reporter: just a few months ago, dustin quinn worked at the front desk of a hotel in fargo, north dustin became one of the 36 million americans who lost their jobs. >> pretty hard. not knowing where my food would come from. how i'll pay for my immediate, my medicine. >> reporter: for him and many others -- >> there are multiple ways you go get prescription medications at a low and affordable price or even for free. >> consumer reports says first, ask your pharmacy about all discounts or hardship programs that might be offered by drug manufacturers or even the pharmacy itself. some pharmacies partner with community health centers that offer resources. >> a lot of them participate in a program called 340 b. it allows them to partner with community health centers that offer significantly reduced cost drugs to people in need. >> if you strike out at your pharmacy, enrolling in a drug company program could be an option. >> almost all pharmaceutical manufacturers have programs to help people without insurance qualify to get the medication they need at no charge. >> as for her, she was a

south bay community journalist dustin dorsey shows us that.s there's a food drive. >> reporter: here at the boys eo like the meals being passed out people giving back are never in short supply. >> it's become a tough ticket if you want to call it that within the city to either be a volunteer either at this location or the redwood city location. >> reporter: 300 volunteers have lined up to feed people in need. among those two council members who show every weekday night that we're all in this together. >> people believe in me enough to elect me to office, and it is my goal and my duty i feel to make sure they're taken care of. so when i come out here and i s.n make sure they' beinged lea this is families, neighborhoods and groups of people helping each other. so i'm very proud and very excited every time i get a chance to come, you know? >> it warms my heart and makes me feel like they understand what we're going through on the ground, what our community is facing when they're in their chambers talking, and so it really feels like we're connect

dustin dorsey shows us how a nonprofit is stepping up to help hundreds of families with their rent. >> the coronavirus pan dwemic has taken an incredible toll on the health of so many. it's also left a financial mark as well. >> no check, making sure everything is balanced to a t, and in one day, everything stops. >> nonprofit live in peace would not let that happen. >> first of the month was designed so that families that were impacted by covid, that we would pay three months at a time of rent, so that we could stabilize them. if we ignore this issue right now, people we displaced will be removed from our community. that is our number one priority. >> the campaign has raised more than $2 million to support 310 families in need. volunteers reached out to big names. donations have come from from fm different people. >> i think they've done a good job of connecting with the people here in silicon valley, in a way that makes it very personal. and for me, that's more rewarding than just sending a check. we wanted to donate where we could see an impact in our own community. >> letters of t

. >> a new blacklight smatter mural popping up on the sand home dustin ackley san jose st. >> will -- >> at 11:12 tonight you can already see the haze from the fireworks shows in the east may. i will talk to you about air quality. then i will talk to you about the jump in the temperatures today. you no doubt felted if you were in the. i will tell you what this means for tomorrow coming up pick >> stick around right after this newscast. we would be bringing you the best of pride 50 generations of hope. are one hour special airs at >> a military homecoming on independence day. for some it took a lot longer than expected pick >> several airman from travel smack from the air force base and pick one left for saudi arabia in november and was supposed to come in april but the pandemic post editing back >> a welcome home that cannot come soon enough. >> i am jittery. i cannot sit still. i am so excited he is finally coming home. >> especially for marissa phillips and her little girls. >> she would wake up in the middle of the night crying that she misses her daddy. throughout the day she will

sununu today after four months, dustin david welcomed back his first client to his salon in los gatos. >> so happy to see you. >> reporter: unfortunately, she will also be one of his last for a while after the state ordered all salons and gyms in the county to shut down again tomorrow. one of the south bay's busiest hair salons, that's meant a lot of cancellation calls. >> that has been maybe one of the hardest things because we got all ramped up and we booked 60 clients a day, probably. and throughout the new longer hours. and then we had in a scramble had to call everybody. >> reporter: mary is one of the lucky ones. squeezing in a blowout before the salon closes again. >> i feel like a new person. i have weathered months of slobbiness. it wasn't a pretty sight. >> reporter: at the valley nail bar in campbell, the owners spent thousands of dollars on new plastic dividers and plexiglass to protect people from covid-19. now instead of getting to try out the changes, they're left telling hundreds of clients who booked this month they can't come in. co-owner eric rodgers hopes next time

dustin dorsey explains how you can get involved to ensure that baseball can be for everyone. >> reporterbaseball may be america's pastime but it isn't always inclusive. children born with disabilities are sometimes left out for various reasons. that was the case for a young taylor duncan with autism. >> i hated it. it was terrible to be rejected from having those same opportunities, but even though i've had to pretty much fight for my own opportunities in the game of baseball i've just learned so much more than what wins, losses, and statistics can show. >> reporter: baseball teaches life skills and duncan thinks it should be for everyone so he created a league of his own that is soon coming to the bay area. >> alternative baseball provides the authentic baseball experience for teens and adults 15 years and older with autism and other disabilities for physical and social enrichment on and off the baseball diamond. we are giving them the opportunity to show what they can do on the field whereas a lot of times they've been denied those opportunities to play in the trater: theeague has grow

in morgan hill, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >>> now your accu weather forecast. >> what a great story.one. let's take a look at our beautiful weather from our santa cruz camera. you see the sun is shining and some people are out enjoying the beach. as we take a look at another live picture from our san jose camera nothing but clear skies and the temperatures have come up a few degrees. 64 degrees in san francisco right now. low to mid 70s from oakland to mountain view. 80 in san jose. near 90 in gilroy. another live picture from our emeryville camera. you can see visibility is terrific as we look across the bay. 87 santa rosa. the mid 90s in our hottest spots. in fairfield 90 degrees and 90 degrees in concord. live doppler 7, clear skies, one little patch of fog to our south. live view from our tower camera and you can see across san francisco there visibility is good there as well. hot inland the next seven days. above average temperatures for most areas but heightened fire concerns are coming up especially with the winds briefly tomorrow night. sun comes up at 5:56 in the morning. te

one dustin. he says he wanted to give this interview because he refuses to give up his right to freedom of expression and stands by the 5 demands. one other place that's closely watching developments in hong kong is taiwan the island bound republic of china has been independent since the chinese revolution in 1015 beijing considered it considers it as a renegade province taiwan has been lobbying for international sanctions against beijing i asked the taiwanese representative here in germany janeway shared if that was realistic look what the american has done they have sanctions they have put strain on the sections and they are china is confronted with a big problem and if the european countries do have the sense in to get that we see not only we see the trump but also with the u.s. where you see japan australia in short we still want our freedom then chinese the chinese government there ought be confined it would be scared own that's the only way only talking and warning wouldn't have time now fo

dustin lee honken, now 52, murdered five people in iowa in 1993, including two girls aged 10 and 6. lend, or give, money to its struggling member states because of the coronavirus pandemic? and should that money come with conditions attached? that's what's being discussed at an eu meeting in brussels at the moment. paul hawkins looks ahead to day two of the summit. birthday elbow bumps for germany's leader on the first day and the president from the agrarian pm —— present. angela merkel‘s best birthday gift would be eu approvalfor a 750 billion euro rescue package. along with the french president, they want most of the package to be grants. but the package to be grants. but the so—called frugal four nations led by benevolence prime minister, along with austria, denmark and sweden disagree. they want most of the package to be loans, not grants and they want conditions attached such as getting greece and italy to reform their pensions and labour markets. translation: it's crucial to know what this money will be used for. we fighting that this money will be used for future orientated i

this is dustin white. i'm pleased to be here to present the report for district 11, san jose study sponsored by commissioner safai's office. just to or intelligent everybody quickly. this is known to many as the balboa park station. it's a very busy intermodal hub, one of the busiest bart stations outside of downtown san francisco. this study was an opportunity for the mta to coordinate with several ongoing projects located directly at this intersection, notably the proposed housing development at the upper yard located right here, as well as bart's ongoing modernization efforts and bart's plans to create a new plaza, closing off a portion of this roadway here and then lastly, the ongoing efforts by the recreation and park's department to renovate the geneva powerhouse for community uses, located here and they are, as i understand, weret to finish construction on the first phase of that project. and a big focus of this study was looking at the m-line stop expose tryinstopsand trying to t accessibility of t

parallax view for all the president's men and so it introduced not only of men actors but shane out dustin hoffman they're not traditionally a leading men type looking characters they became antihero of characters then that all changed under reagan and we had top gun in tom cruise and we went back to like the 1940 s. and 1950 s. of america kind of granite chand right just captain america look and now i think we're going to go back to this kind of possibly of heroic actors than icons and role models and it'll be back to sit on a soundman travis bickle you know in terms of that whole scene from the seventy's and stuff it's kind of weird that we cover that up as our national character when we entered the eighty's and ninety's and the 2 thousands of all these huge action films where you know her roic buff american saves the world oh he's from alien invasion from evil bad guys but back in the seventy's you know before we turned into action heroes you know even spielberg and even scar says he turned everybody into an action hero but right then that was the true heart that was what we were this i

turned out the manufacturers didn't want the regulation to favor dyson's product which works fine with dustin it. it was designed to increase that power usage they didn't want to have to reveal the fact so they lobbied for this regulation which is different elsewhere in the world so dyson goes to court the court found against him with the freedom of information act to find out who was lobbying and sure enough that the appalling corporate lobbying regulations were struck down now five years had passed that is the straitjacket within which european innovators have to work and that by the way is one of the reasons why dyson was one of the leaders of the campaign for brexit. instead of using those european standards and competitive and open and free trade system that's a were planning to do next year when we are out of the european union. >> that story that you just said is that one of my concerns is the recent enthusiasm of russia policy they assume this selfless bureaucrats and the new department of technology to make these decisions about what technology is defined. >> that history of politics

we talked to another restaurant tour, dustin lancaster, he owns 13 restaurants in the lajs area and bars. three have already closed. he hayes laid off 250 employees, only 30% of those have come back. this is something that absolutely haunts lancaster. >> if you were to drive down a sunset boulevard or a mel rose and you thought four out of five of those might not be there. that collateral damage is almost incomprehensible, to lose something you work so hard for, to know that that won't be there. even though we're open now to the community and employs some people, it's not sustainable. if i think about losing something like that, and losing those employees, it's almost too overwhelming for me to actually, you know, lay in bed at night process without breaking down due to the sheer weight of it all. >> reporter: lancaster wants everybody to keep an eye on a bill moving through congress, $10 billion relief package for independent restaurants, to keep those restaurants open, keep those employees going to their jobs. he says track that and support your local restaurant. back to you now, biann

to 42 where he beat dustin for a by submission in 3 rounds the 31 year old has been dealing with the loss of his father and coach on july 3rd amalgamate off at 20 a no holds a long as active in the streak and then has defended his title only 2822 and to present a tough challenge as he's known for it being a world class grappler and is actually a former one division one wrestler the know it's really interesting we love him in iraq made off here on this network we love watching her big fight it will be really hard we can imagine that his dad will be there with him this time i know what is. sad tragic story i mean he raised him to fight and he got to this level and now you know he's gone for the 1st time to be without him ringside it is and has been a big proponent because of this to wear a mask you know to be protective of your family members of anybody around you and just you know be safe social distance and you know i think that comes from a real place of concern and we're glad that we have him on prevention now you know and i'm really excited to see who wins my battle you know that'

dustin lancaster owns 13 restaurants and bars.three of them including crawford's in burbank are going to close. at the most he's brought 30% back. this is something that haunts him at night. >> if you were to drive down sunset boulevard or mel rose, 4 out of 5 is not going to be there. that collateral damage is almost incomprehensible. for someone who owns so many, to lose something you worked so hard for, to know that won't be there. we're open now foort community and we're employing some people, it's not sustainable. if i think about losing something like that and losing those employees, i -- it's almost too overwhelming to lay in bed at night and process without breaking down from the sheer weight of it. >> the restauranteurs in los angeles want everyone to pay attention to a $120 billion relief bill working its way through congress. the aim of this bill is to prevent further restaurant closures and keep those work jeers employed. >>> with the white house and u.s. senate republicans are expected to unveil a $1 trillion stimulus

this is dustin white. i'm pleased to be here to present the report for district 11, san jose study sponsored by commissioner safai's office. just to or intelligent everybody quickly. this is known to many as the balboa park station. it's a very busy intermodal hub, one of the busiest bart stations outside of downtown san francisco. this study was an opportunity for the mta to coordinate with several ongoing projects located directly at this intersection, notably the proposed housing development at the upper yard located right here, as well as bart's ongoing modernization efforts and bart's plans to create a new plaza, closing off a portion of this roadway here and then lastly, the ongoing efforts by the recreation and park's department to renovate the geneva powerhouse for community uses, located here and they are, as i understand, weret to finish construction on the first phase of that project. and a big focus of this study was looking at the m-line stop expose tryinstopsand trying to t accessibility of t

south bay community journalist dustin dorsey has more on this story. >>> the fourth will be very differentin place orders amidst the pandemic. for pets, it may be even worse with the number of illegal fireworks activity up. >> they don't know the fireworks will go off and they don't know where the sound is coming from. they just their boom. your pet if they're in your yard, they can run away, too, which can be dangerous and potentially fatal for them. >> reporter: this response leads to greaterlts 7 re brought to the shelter in the ten days following july 4th last year. even with increased fireworks activity, the numbers of stray animals are lower than usual this year. >> a lot of people are home so typically they can watch over their animals. they'll be able to deal with anxiety from the fireworks. as opposed to if they're working or celebrating on the fourth of july. >> reporter: that doesn't mean that your furry friends are out of the woods just yet. we asked a veterinarian to give you some tips to keep your pets safe during the fourth of july fireworks. >> reporter: you can get over th

the south bay community journalist dustin dorsey shows you the impact of closed bars on santa clara county could have on the local wine industry. >> the south bay has some of the oldest and best windories in the state including here in morgan hill. >> my grand parents founded it. came here and found the original ranch in 1925. everything comes from the grape. we have the environment here to grow world class grapes and turn those into wine. >> for the first time in 95 years, the grounds have been empty due to the shelter-in-place orders. >> we're a relational business. it will be really difficult to see how we'll be able to keep that relationship going as far as tasting and opening. >> reporter: the way they will do it is through the state and county guidelines that wineries must follow. these include changing wine glasses, social distancing tables outside and more. >> we just want to provide and create a place where it still feels like it did before all this happened. and provide a safe environment for people to come who might still be a little weary about going out in public and being aro

dustin hoffman is the star. it is seen as a very racy film in the context of 1968. hoffman is seduced by the mother of one of his friends. george smathers talks about his own views for pornography here. he had a reputation for a very active social life. that is not the portrayal george smathers gives of himself in this conversation. >> i choose not to look at it, others choose to look at it. i don't look at it. i have not seen it. i don't know whether or not this is the kind of thing that should be going around or it shouldn't. they will look into this very deeply. >> wednesday. eastland, i don't know how. would you vote our next wednesday? >> i will vote on a next wednesday? yes. a filibuster. >> the committee? >> in the committee. can you >> can just do that? >> with the cooperation of eastland, i don't know how. >> he's referring to rule of the judiciary committee that allows any member of the committee to delay the vote by one week. and if you are dealing with a president who is running out of time in office, this repeated delays of one week are going to cause a

. >> as dustin was saying, when it comes to issues of racial justice and social equality, we're here to help you find your ally or mabel you want to become one. go to abc7news.com/take action to find a list of local resources. >>> coming up next, the weekend forecast from spencer christian. and our one-hour special, give where you live food drive will air tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. we go behind the scenes of food banks to see how they're meeting the growing demands of ♪ if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what is that? xiidra, noooo! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda approved treatment specifically for the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. one drop in each eye, twice a day. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irri

pandemic has those venues on the brink of extinction it affects many bands their crew local staff dustin davidson the basis of the grammy-nominated band august burns red. >>says losing venues also hurts artists playing shows and going out there and selling merchandise is it's where bands like make a living and so we're not able to do that right now davidson and bomb and say they need congress to help. >>they're pushing lawmakers for target a relief and the next coronavirus relief package bomb and says the restart act would provide long-term assistance and loan forgiveness that will be enough where we can pay our mortgages. we can pay our employees house and senate lawmakers of both parties say they must take action to help save local stages. pennsylvania, senator bob casey we have an obligation. >>yeah, a legislative vehicle that's responsive to the economic thing and the jobs crisis and new york congressman brian higgins, it's a major blow. >>but we don't want to be a knockout punch. i think that is a place that we should look at and make sure that we keep that culture alive house minor

pandemic has those venues on the brink of extinction it affects many bands their crew local staff dustin davidson the basis of the grammy-nominated band august burns red says losing venues also hurts artists playing shows and going out there and selling merchandise is it's where bands like make a living and so we're not able to do that right now davidson and bomb and say they need congress to help. >>they're pushing lawmakers for target a relief and the next coronavirus relief package bomb and says the restart act would provide long-term assistance and loan forgiveness that will be enough where we can pay our mortgages. we can pay our employees house and senate lawmakers of both parties say they must take action to help save local stages. pennsylvania, senator bob casey we have an obligation. >>yeah, a legislative vehicle that's responsive to the economic thing and the jobs crisis and new york congressman brian higgins, it's a major blow. >>but we don't want to be a knockout punch. i think that is a place that we should look at and make sure that we keep that culture alive house minority

so, dustin may will take his place.the manager has experienced many opening days as both a player and manager, but obviously, none like this. >> there is going to be a lot of first time opening days and it is going to be so different than the first time i was on a major league field and my opening day experience with flashbulbs all over the place if it was a night game or whatever. the experience without fans in the stands is going to be so different for some of these first-time coaches and for many players who may be making their first opening day roster. >> here is something else we are not going to see, and not just because madison bumgarner is no longer with the giants and fighting in general, it is on the do not do list along with spitting, high-fives, chest bumps, all those things that we have come to watch in a baseball game, we are not going to see them or at least we are not supposed to see them. despite that, as a baseball fan, how can you not be excited for tonight? 7:08, first pitch here is an interesting sc

government has executed 3 people after a hiatus of almost 20 years today, dustin honken in iowa chemistry student turned meth kingpin was given a lethal injection at the federal correctional complex in indiana on can was convicted of killing 2 children and 3 adults. back in the 1960's. the 2 others who are also put to death this week we're wesley purkey from kansas and daniel lewis lee from oklahoma. >>paging doctor robot you probably have heard of telemedicine but have you ever been treated by an actual robot af >>people who are older or are at a higher risk of complications from covid-19 and of course health workers are not excluded. so says the cdc so a critical care doctor in baltimore's enlisting the help of a unique partner to help treat his patients said bell takes a look at the robot which allows him to do his job completely from home. >>they are a new kind of medical team a robot named fast freddie and critical care doctor h neil rentals that take a peek at the ventilator way over here. >>they went on a cruise around to the other side of the bed rentals is in his home office and

has executed its 3rd federal prisoner and a week after a 17 year hiatus convicted child killer dustin lee honkin 52 years old was executed by lethal injection he killed 5 people including 2 children aged 6 and 10 in the 1990 s. 2 other mass murderers were executed this week as well executions of federal prisoners resumed after the u.s. department of justice said the defendants should be subject to a sentence of death. coming up on the al-jazeera news hour an away cysts in the desert the libyan city that's a haven for war and has a growing tourism industry on the sports this is coming up including the defending world champions takes this time to get up to speed as the moto g.p. season finally gets started on a rise sir tom or a royal on earth for one of the world's oldest and greatest charity fundraisers. most libyans lives are disrupted by the ongoing war one city has found relative stability allowing its economy to thrive the mediterranean city of misrata the capital tripoli has the reputation of being the safest place in libya traina reports these aren't the kind of images which 1st

an iowa drug kingpin, dustin honken, died by lethal injection this afternoon aa federal prison in terre haute, indiana. he'd been convicted of killing ve people in 1993. federal executions resumed this the democratic national committee is telling members of party's national convention next month in milwaukee. an email from the d.n. cites covid-19 and says the convention will be mostly virtual, with delegates voting remotely. republicans have downsizedhei convention in jacksonville, florida, but are still planninge for tes to attend in-person. ethe democratic chair of house foreign affairs committee, eliot engel, lost his primary to a progressive challenger today the associated press declared jamaal bowman the winner. he campaigned for racial justice and argued engel had lost touch with voters after 16 terms. the primary was june 24. it took this long to determine the winner from absentee ballots. nations across south asia are now porting mo than 220 de in monsoon flooding. nearly four million people acrossangladesh, bhutan, india, myanmar and nepal have been cut off or forced to flee in

folks are we doing dustin dorsey's story or deon's? a state treasurer who is still working at 100 years old. >> it's just as easy to do it by hand and fast, and then put it on the computer. >> yellow number 2 pencil in hand, standing at her desk, this is how you'd usually find 100-year-old may lee, a financial analyst for the department of general services before the pandemic. >> i've been standing for the last -- since 1970, so that's the last 50 years aye been standing up. >> that's on top of another 22 years bringing her total years of service to california through a whopping ten governors to 77. her work ethic just as strong today as it was back in 1943. >> she is very meticulous in all the reports that she writes. >> an accolade even the state's top politicians want to acknowledge and seek inspiration from. >> most people would look at her and say maybe she should be in a rocking chair on a porch somewhere. she's still contributing and coming. >> may played a role in helping change the california constitution, which once banned th

able to catch a glimpse of that and if you want to see what a 6'6" flamethrower looks like, here's dustin may from texas. a lot of teams were asking if they could trade for him and it didn't work out because the dodgers wouldn't trade him. we're seeing a lot of experimentation on the field and everybody's trying to get used to these new protocols and these new rules in the covid-19 era but as i said before, in southern california, with the dodgers drawing almost 4 million in attendance a year, this team is beloved and a lot of people, ana, just can't wait for the season to start even though they won't be in the stands. i'll send it on back to you now. >> that is a sign of hope for people to see players in action. paul vercammen in los angeles, thank you. >>> let's head down south. another georgia mayor, this time in the city of augusta, has ordered face coverings, making them mandatory in public following similar orders by the mayors of savannah and atlanta. sticking with atlanta for a moment, mayor keisha lance bottoms has announced she's actually rolling back the city's reopening back t

the new thing, it kind of reminds me of dustin hoffman in the graduate, india.. suddenry is a new frontier musk is fun. he enjoys himself. you don't see ford having a great time, right? hey, the bronco, wow no i want a car that drives forever. if there was a place to go. >> i did this the other day but it's worth doing trying to find things that are still larger than it i can only come to facebook, apple, amazon, then it's rarefied air at that point j & j is still larger than tesl tesla. >> that may not be the case. >> how do you back into that forget dominating evs. >> okay. do they dominate that extends far beyond the automobile? >> yes. >> i don't know if there's any thoughts about solar city. i don't know. >> people are using numbers like $25 a share, carl. they're using eps. if they do the kind of breakout, some say you know what it is a very inexpensive technology company versus nvidia nvidia is so good. >> that's another name we talked a lot about in your absence, jim, as their market cap surpassed intells. >> it's a parlor game. we can look at intel and

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guest: the three people executed this week were daniel lee, wesley purkey, and dustin hawken.y were accused and convicted of crimes that involved the deaths of children, and that was the primary purpose, the primary reason that the administration said was there basis for selecting them for execution. these are gruesome murders. any time a child is killed, it is horrific, and i think the administration selected them, and it said so in its press releases, because of the deaths of the children. that raised a number of important questions, because no one doubts that the murder of a child should be punished severely. the question is, who is the government that should be doing that? the way criminal justice operate the united states -- operates in the united states, the primary enforcer of law when it comes to murders is the states, and every state is capable of and has prosecuted murders involving children. the real question here wasn't, did these men commit offenses that were horrible, but was the federal government the appropriate government to be carrying out sentence? host: you

dustin honk canin will be the third federal inmate executed this week and sentenced to death for killingn an effort to stop his prosecution he's set to die by lethal injection after 15 years on death row. >> senate republicans are iing possible subpoenas for biden advisors as part of an investigation into the former vice president's son. the senate homeland security and government affairs committee is conducting a probe into hunter biden's role on the board. the subpoenas could come as soon as wednesday. those are your headlines i'll send it back to you. steve: thank you. >> katie: thank you, jillian. well as the clock ticks to find a covid vaccine russia is now accused of trying to steal research from around the globe. retired four star general jack keane says putin wants the vaccine all for himself. he joins us live, next. ta-da! did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i should get a quote. do it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ walk to end alzheimer's alzheis everywhere.tion all of us are raising