trump has beenee essentially eading or pressuring, depending on the circumstances, to try to get themo take action. thlatest battleground is in public schools. he is pressuring schools to open in september. reluctant to do at because the virus is still very much widespread, growing in a number of states. sour of can't where parents want their kids in school theyre not sure they are safe. teachers don't want to go back it is becoming a partisan divide where you haveonald trump and republicans saying it is time to do this, though and democrats and public health workers are saying you have to find a safe way to do it. w will get worse the clos get to the fall. >> another story i want to talk about, the u.s. began formally withdrawn from the world health organition. today, mike pompeo has been explaining why. >> don't forget the history. this is an institutionnghat got it w on sars, ebola. the u. system to prevent and come up with solutions to the hiv-aids problem. the uniteddi state that. the world alth orgization has a long history of corruption and politicization. >> one senior officia

ead, the cases are on the rise. it is acro the globe, ross the nation and in california. sebeor citizens seem to the hardest hit. up the larger number of people falling il since the beginning of july 65% the cases are between the ages of 18 and 49. joining me by skype is . domingo. thank you for joining us. >> repter: thank you. the age of affection is dropping drastically. why is this? is it related to reopening? >> that is a . great questi we see the average age of earlier in the pandemic was 65 years old. no some reports are low as 35 years old. we have seen the s ift, it gone down word. there are probably two ways to think about this. we asked older people to stay for this type of fection. what we reopen people did stay home. went out. ounger people that they probably did two types of things, they worked, that is what we asked them to do. they also had a good two time. the reason why the younger said you can go out and help us to reopen the economy. that is why they are at risk now. >> reporter: you enforce the protection. the younger ople are not getting as sick as p

wauping ead toe weekend and then cooling back down by the middle part of next week. how's it looking for traffic this morning, michelle? >>> well, we are tracking a few spots here. not too bad though. it's still early and it's only about 4:50 right now. but you do want to be careful on golden gate bridge. we'll show that camera again. thth goldene bridge on highway 10time if you are headed in that direction. excuse me. it's friday morning. hey. let's look at the ride for the supercommuters. little bit slow on the altamont pass there. speeds dipping down to about 22 miles per hour. looking like a 24 minute drive 205 over to 680. a look at the other main travel times everything in the green. and the south bay travel times also in the green on this friday morning. so that is good. let's take a look at san mateo bridge right now and you see a few brake lights out there on the commute direction but 12 minute drive from hayward into foster city. and a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. hardly any cars out there and it's looking like a seven minute drive from the maze into

this is bbc news — i'm david eades with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the worldnment lifts quarantine rules for visitors from france, germany, spain and italy. us prosecuters charge the british socialite, ghislaine maxwell, with grooming young girls for her former boyfriend — the convicted paedophile jeffrey epstein. she pretended to be a woman they could trust. all the while, she was setting them up to be sexually abused by epstein, and in some cases, by maxwell herself. texans are ordered to wear face masks across much of the state — as covid—19 cases continue to soar. and heavier than 350 large cruise ships —

ceo david eade says they couldn't delay, any longer. the bands selected 18 months in advance have to make plans but all ready 12 of the 22 scheduled have canceled. >> if you think about marching bands playing instruments, horns with aerosols, you know, from a public health perspective. it wouldn't be allowed. >> it would have been nice to see the floats even without spectators, the real issue isn't the fans. it's the floats themselves. the week before the parade we have to add to the floats millions of live floral decor. >> although the structure and mechanics are made months in advance. it takes hours of manpower to lay every seed and flower by hand. and since it has to be done in a short amount of time, float builders rely on volunteers in tight spaces. >> that takes thousands of people working in really close proximity. because all those flowers are live and they're imported from south america. but even though the parade is canceled, the tournament of roses plans to do something on new year's morning. >>> joyce benedict reporting. no

for what you ead through the th daytimes right around 80 in santa clara and 82 for campbell and mid 80sor morgan hill. for the east bay looking at 83 in concord and mid antioch and brentwood. low 80s for the tri-valley this afternoon. with that sunshine. around bay partly sunny and mid 60s in san francisco and for sausalito. about 70 for oakland anfoalamed leandro. and for the north bay, many locations in the mid 70s. 75 in santa rosa and 74 for a high in napa this afternoon. so here's the extended forecast and what you can expect. as we're looking at temperatures very similar for thursday and for friday. maybe just little bit warmer but there we go with that warm- up as we look ahead to the weekend and early next week. that's your look at weather. let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic. good wednesday morning to you. >>> hi mary. taking a look at the roadways yo yke a looif doarly is mo th ur drive nd8 minutes right n go from 205 over to 680. already busy. the delays begin at mountain house and extend to grant line. the grant line off ramp just reopened a couple of mince ago

india's government is claiming that the app so using data illegally ead ey are a t to india's nationalurity. now, tiktok is facing the prospectslo ong the u.s. as well, which is another huge market. there is hostility elsewhere too. an australian senator says tiktok mike to be a data collection service disguised as social media. here is james clayton ain. reporter if you look at tiktok's business model, it is in countries around the world, and they want to have a big presence in th west, in europe, in the u.s. and of course i wanted to have a huge presence in india. inthan market now looks very difficult forns tiktok, ering it is banned. the u.s. is looking increasingly difficult. where will this end? if you work for tiktok, even if you are on tiktok rightow, it is a worrying time. because really, at any point w, if you look at what pompeo said, if you look at the fact that trump does not particularly like tiktok, you remember tt rally that tiktok has claimed was tagged by them signing up in droves when they had no intention of actually going. if you look at the potential therefore som

i'm david eades with all the latest for viewers in the uk and around the world.assing 3 million and a death toll of over 130,000. the un issues a stark warning about the humanitarian crisis in yemen after five years of civil war and a lack of medical care undermines the fight against covid—19. the team of british pakistani doctors using what they've learnt from fighting coronavirus in the uk to help their counterparts in pakistan. in australia, a ‘ring of steel‘ around melbourne as it's put under a second lockdown to stem a surge in coronavirus infections.

ead offarter evans is going to our cover lead off our coverage tonight, and he's in riverside, california. carter? >> reporter: major, many california cities have already canceled fireworks displays for orksfourth of july and closed displays for the fourth of beaches. well, now, the governor is going one step further, as hospitals fill up and covid cases here in california skyrocket. this is what california's governor wants to end. he's ordered 70% of the state to close bars and ban indoor dining for at least the next three weeks. >> we were able to bend the curve in the state of california. we're going to bend this curve again. >> reporter: with new covid cases in california spiking 72% in just the last two weeks, the situation is catastrophic in places like riverside county,ane i.c.u. beds are 90% full, and nurses are sounding the alarm. >> they give us one n95 mask per shift. >> reporter: what happens if you see a covid patient and then go in to see another patient without covid? same mask? >> same mask. >> reporter: angel moreno says staffing and equipment shortages are still happenin

i'm david eades. florida, one of the party's biggest pre—election events. the amount of plastic ending up in the ocean's set to almost triple in the next 20 years. that's the warning from scientists who say urgent action‘s needed. the cracks appear in the president's crackdown on portland, where a judge limits the powers of federal officers deployed to deal with the ongoing unrest. a new life for istanbul's iconic landmark, but controversy continues as the hagia sophia reopens as a mosque in time for friday prayers.

i'm david eades with all the latest for viewers in the uk and around the world.arrival. mexico's drug cartels deliver aid parcels in the pandemic. they say they're acting where the government has failed. the president wants them to stop. police in california say naya rivera — one of the stars of the american tv show glee — is presumed to have drowned during a boating trip with her 11—year—old son. singapore's coronavirus election: voters head to the polls as the country's economy faces its worst—ever downturn. and in italy, tourists from across europe are returning to rome and the vatican city, but their experience may be

i'm david eades.on but believes postal voting will cause problems. i don't want to delay, i want to have the election. but i also don't want to have to wait for three months and then find out that the ballots are all missing and the election doesn't mean anything. europe's coronavirus spikes — now millions in england are told they shouldn't visit other people's homes. canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, denies a conflict of interest after a charity with links to his family gets a lucrative government contract. idid not i did not influence the public service to

always been competing economic priorities it's a national level but i think continued for example you eadsrecent. mission to mars all of that is around trying to develop a more sophisticated and in-depth engineering capability among. kind of a merchant workforce and i think there's a lot of kind of national priorities that we all always compete here but the sense that exploration into you know new planets and beyond our own front is amazing has always been a key element of mankind's desire to look beyond its own national boundaries and i think the strategies that are in place with nasa have been in place in india and china. kind of. very tightly with their senses national trying to determine it's him and the economic realities really don't impact upon those wide kind of priorities so i think what we'll see these these missions continue and we hope that they can bring back meaningful results that mankind can benefit from really interesting to get your thoughts in the public and we appreciate your time thank you very much keep. there's officially one year to go until the delayed lympics toky

i'm david eades.protests against china's new security laws, up to 3 million residents could be granted new rights to live and work in the uk. just a political hoax — president trump dismisses the taliban paying russia to deal troops. i think it's a hoax by the newspapers and the democrats. putin poised to keep power — for a very long time. 90% of voters are reported to have approved a constitution which could keep the president

i'm david eades.form, including joe biden, jeff bezos and apple. america's top expert on coronavirus, dr anthony fauci, says white house attempts to discredit him are ‘bizarre'. a team of scientists from around the world say they've found "unequivocal evidence of climate change" caused by greenhouse gas emissions. and meet mexico's streetside storyteller — bringing a break to the boredom for children in lockdown.

i'm david eades with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world: the titans of us they're stifling competition. we face a lot of competitors and every part of what we do. —— in every part of what we do. russia joins the coronavirus vaccine race — scientists there say they will have one ready for approval in august. is there anyone out there? nasa's new perseverance rover heads to mars to search for evidence of life. song. # i want to ride my bicycle # i want to ride my bike...#

if the president doesn't step down they say they'll be more protests after the muslim festival of eads presently brain will be a car kate is accused of corruption mismanaging the economy and failing to contain hoops the opposition has rejected several attempts by west african leaders to resolve the dispute. it's a pick grape harvesting season in gaza but farmers say they're barely covering their expenses this year has been particularly difficult because of the pandemic and the economic hardship caused by the years long case by israel a day by reports. this year offered good rainfall and a fertile soil but grieved farmers in the gaza strip are feeling the heat more than a decade of an israeli egyptian blockade has limited people's ability to buy one of gaza's most famous crops farmers hope to sell 7000 tonnes of grapes during the season from july until september but the supply is higher than demand also been out of a lot of evidence it's a great season in terms of the output of grapes but not many people are buying them so we try to bring the prices down and you can also see the nominee

many people everyone obviously whose wedding plans have been disrupted or who cannot now celebrate eades in the way that they would wish and i'm really really sorry about that but we simply cannot take the risk that the nature of the timing of the announcement has sparked anger among members of britain's muslim community announced by twitter late in the evening just hours before the holiest festival in the islamic calendar. so you can you can just imagine picture the scenario it was 9 30 in the evening last night which is christmas see you basically put the turkey in the oven you brought the presents you've got family coming around early in the morning from all of the country and 930 you read the news you see the twitter feed say i'm sorry but tomorrow is cancelled. now oldham is one of the communities that is experiencing a spike in corona virus cases and it has one of the highest rates in england right now local authorities have put strict measures in place because of the flare up opinions are mixed your own after no room in a word press. one of the getting once over truth of the givin

. >> i started getting th eaded. i couldn't really breathe. >> narrator: to the factories. >> they don't show up back w k they would be getting fired. >> narrator: correspondent daffodil altan investigates the risk essential workers take to provide america's food supply. >> how big is this problem?ck >> just in meat g alone, over 14,000 of our members have been exposed or contracted covid-19. e. 14,000 peo >> narrator: and what can be done to minimize their risk? >> the trump administration could do this now. under the osha law the ssfederal government can i an emergency regulation. they can do that tomorrow, saying employers must protect workers from covid-19. >> narrator: now on frontline-n' >> it doesfeel like we're essential, it feels like we'resl es. >> narrator: "covid's hidden toll". >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for major support is provi the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more

mollies opposition has called for a pause in protests ahead of the upcoming eades festival there's been demanding that president abraham resign international mediators are heading back to bamako later this week to try to find a solution in guinea protesters have returned to the streets of the capital after 3 months of relative calm because of coronavirus restrictions they're angry about a potential reelection bid by 82 year old president condi and felice and protesters a faceoff and a shopping mall in hong kong offices are trying to prevent a rally marking the 1st sign of us re of a mob attack at the u.n. long railway station last year a large group of men armed with metal was indiscriminately beat up train passengers dozens were arrested protesters say not enough has been done to punish those responsible those are the headlines coming up next it's prison lives. the let. us know if. you. get. if. thanks. this is the. 66th. attack in this week. in the live there. and i know. he's going to come back and look in. the book with a minute. that she might. cost a shred of shall. i said oh gosh

libya's oil rich region miley's opposition has called for a pause in protests ahead of the upcoming eades festival they've been demanding that president. steps down international mediators are heading back to bamako later this week to try to find a solution the opposition has already rejected a proposal from regional bloc echo us calling for a unity government. from senegal. coming back to this 10 day hiatus of the protest movement well that coincides with the end of the monitoring mission set out by the echo was to ensure that the government takes the steps that the across the west african body has recommended including the appointment of new constitutional judges so that there could be a corum of 5 judges that could rule over the contested parliamentary election results $31.00 seats that went to the ruling party and they're being contested by the by the protesters and by the opposition movement yesterday president. wanted to meet with the union of judges but the universe has refused to meet with the president saying the demands by the president are on unconstitutional so clearly siding

some analysts recommend amazon $3200, $500,ead of $600, more appealing to the retail investor.ight, absolutely, definitely makes it more achievable for retail investors. thank you for joining us. moving on to the story i mentioned earlier, the president hatching a plan to order tiktok, the chinese parent company of tiktok, to sell its u.s. operations. the personnow is covering the story. what is the president considering, and how is this within his power? has been an interesting day. said and mike pompeo earlier this month they were considering this, in part in retaliation. clear what trump is planning to do. the committee on foreign investment had already been 's purchaseytedance and ownership. so this is already under scrutiny by the trump administration, so whether we out ofave seen movement those efforts, it could be possible. it sounds like that plan might be on pause because microsoft has emerged as a leading 's u.s.er to buy tiktok operations, which might relieve regulatory pressure. emily: as this story was breaking, this other story that microsoft is in talks to buy ti

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mayor bottoms fired back on twitter saying raiding eading i fundamental, and kemp has said he's doings on behalf of atlanta businesses who are struggling and who need to put food on the table. when we talk to some atlanta businesses, restaurant owners in particular, they said the real problem is that there's no clear guidance here and they feel like they're children caught between two divorcing parents. here's one restaurant owner and what he said. >> we're not getting the answers, so it's like, we're having to make decisions on our own on how to do this. it's a political game, i call it a political pickle that i'm in that i don't want to be in. i don't want people to see us as choosing sides. >> reporter: and his restaurant, homegrown, has decided to stay closed. if they were to stay open just for curbside or delivery think would be opening at a loss. others have stayed open, paying attention to the governor's comment that these city orders are unenforceable. according to kemp, no local %-p state-wide executive order. so the restaurants are really caught in a situation here, and they

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i'm david eades.fter hundreds of arrests in hong kong, in protests against china's new security laws, up to 3 million residents could be granted new rights to live and work in the uk. just a political hoax — president trump dismisses the taliban paying russia to deal troops. i think it's a hoax by the newspapers and the democrats. putin poised to keep power — for a very long time. 90% of voters are reported to have approved a constitution which could keep the president in powerfor at which could keep the president in power for at least another decade. a symbol of secular turkey, but for how much longer? millions of muslims say they want hagia sophia to be returned for its original use as a mask —— mosque. and the amazon's deforestation rate higher this year than last year. hello. if anyone in hong kong was wondering what china's new national security law would mean, they didn't have long to wait. protesters took to the streets on the first day of it coming into force, and hundreds of arrests soon foll

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i'm david eades. hackers target twitter — breaking in to some of the biggest names on the platform, including joe biden, jeff bezos and apple. america's top expert on coronavirus, dr anthony fauci, says white house attempts to discredit him are ‘bizarre'. a team of scientists from around the world say they've found "unequivocal evidence of climate change" caused by greenhouse gas emissions. and meet mexico's streetside storyteller — bringing a break to the boredom for children in lockdown. hello and welcome. the names on the list could hardly be bigger. we mentioned joe biden, jeff bezos, the owner of amazon, and apple in our headline. and to that you can add barack obama, elon musk of tesla fame, bill gates no less, kanye west, uber. all victims of a hack on their twitter accounts, with bogus offers of big bitcoin payouts to their followers. the head of twitter, jack dorsey, said the company felt terrible about what had happened, and was investigating the incident. alanna petroff has the latest. famo

i'm david eades with all the latest for viewers in the uk and around the world. president trump pushes hard for us schools to reopen despite the number of coronavirus infections passing 3 million and a death toll of over 130,000. the un issues a stark warning about the humanitarian crisis in yemen after five years of civil war and a lack of medical care undermines the fight against covid—19. the team of british pakistani doctors using what they've learnt from fighting coronavirus in the uk to help their counterparts in pakistan. in australia, a ‘ring of steel‘ around melbourne as it's put under a second lockdown to stem a surge in coronavirus infections. a very warm welcome to all of you joining us from the uk and from across the globe. we are going to start in the us. new guidelines on the safe reopening of schools in the united states are to be issued after president trump criticised the ones drawn up by health experts as being too strict and too expensive. the trump administration is making a concerted push for schools to reopen as scheduled next term. that's

i'm david eades with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world: the titans of us tech under the microscope — facebook, amazon, google and apple challenged in congress over claims they're stifling competition. we face a lot of competitors and every part of what we do. —— in every part of what we do. russia joins the coronavirus vaccine race — scientists there say they will have one ready for approval in august. is there anyone out there? nasa's new perseverance rover heads to mars to search for evidence of life. song. # i want to ride my bicycle # i want to ride my bike...# and, it takes two to tandem on a journey right around the world. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. first: they don't get any bigger than facebook, amazon, google and apple. these giants of global tech wield huge power and influence the world over, nowhere more than in the us. and their role has come under scrutiny in a congressional inquiry, where they were accused of being too domin

i'm david eades. president trump now says he doesn't want a delay to november's election but believes postal voting will cause problems. i don't want to delay, i want to have the election. but i also don't want to have to wait for three months and then find out that the ballots are all missing and the election doesn't mean anything. europe's coronavirus spikes — now millions in england are told they shouldn't visit other people's homes. canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, denies a conflict of interest after a charity with links to his family gets a lucrative government contract. idid not i did not influence the public service to choose this organisation. when the public service came forward with this organisation, i said, service came forward with this organisation, isaid, you know what, let's put the brakes on it. forget drive—in movies, see the big screen on a boat. how venice hopes to get tourism flowing once again. hello and welcome. tuesday, 3rd of november. that is the date inked in for the

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pickup options but like local leaders across the country, his optimism is tempered bthe uncertainty ead... are you worried that there could be another spike in cases? >> if you find me someone who is confident about anything in this environment, they're lying tous you bethis is unprecedented. right. you know, we're all making decisions that have noulebook. ere is no, there's no other jurisdiction you can consult. there are no scholarly journals you can look at. concerned.'m absolutely >> nawaz: the disappearance and murder of army specialist vanessa guillen has sparked an outpouring of stories from mainly-female service s with one common thread. like guillen, they enced sexual harassment and abuse in the ranks, but felt that the military's reporting system wasn't built to help them.en in a m nick schifrin speaks with two experts about what needs to change. but first, he has some background on guillen, and the stories of womenin their own words, who are part of the hashtag "i am vanessa guillen" movement. >> schifrin: vanessa guillen was 20 years old when she died. guillen told them she

i'm david eades with all the latest for viewers in the uk and around the world. lifting of the quarantine: travellers from more than 70 countries can now enter england, wales or northern ireland without having to self—isolate on arrival. mexico's drug cartels deliver aid parcels in the pandemic. they say they're acting where the government has failed. the president wants them to stop. police in california say naya rivera — one of the stars of the american tv show glee — is presumed to have drowned during a boating trip with her li—year—old son. singapore's coronavirus election: voters head to the polls as the country's economy faces its worst—ever downturn. and in italy, tourists from across europe are returning to rome and the vatican city, but their experience may be some what quieter than normal. —— somewhat quieter than normal. a very warm welcome to all of you joining us from the uk and from across the globe. from today, travellers arriving in england, wales or northern ireland from dozens of countries will no longer have to self—isolate for two weeks. more

i'm david eades. cancelled by coronavirus — president trump calls off the republican convention in florida, one of the party's biggest pre—election events. the amount of plastic ending up in the ocean's set to almost triple in the next 20 years. that's the warning from scientists who say urgent action‘s needed. the cracks appear in the president's crackdown on portland, where a judge limits the powers of federal officers deployed to deal with the ongoing unrest. a new life for istanbul's iconic landmark, but controversy continues as the hagia sophia reopens as a mosque in time for friday prayers. hello and welcome. the national party convention in us politics is generally a boisterous, rousing affair — never more so than in a presidential election year, as the party's nominees are confirmed. for donald trump it would be a vital platform in his bid to win a second term in the white house. but with a spike in coronavirus cases in florida, where the convention was due to take place next month, he has cal

government won't say so out loud because it's sensitive it looks very much like it's times for the start of eads when the fear of the government was that extended families will gather in someone's house and place the pass the virus on to each other and so that's that's an extra control the sea as well so given all these problems and criticism that the government at boris johnson the chief scientific advisor gave a news conference just before lunchtime today trying to spell out exactly why they were so concerned about these little spikes and how they wanted to change people's behavior is this is a boris johnson explain the new policy. our assessment is that we should now squeeze that brake pedal squeeze that brake pedal in order to keep the virus under control on saturday the 1st of august you remember we had hoped to reopen in england a number of the higher risk settings that had remained closed and today i'm afraid we're perspiring those changes for at least a fortnight i know that the steps that we're taking will be a real blow to many people everyone obviously whose wedding plans have been di

miley's opposition has called for a pause in protests ahead of the upcoming eades festival they're demanding that president evo steps down international mediators are heading back to bamako later this week to try to find a solution the opposition has already rejected a proposal from regional bloc calling for a unity government in guinea protesters have returned to the streets of the capital after 3 months of relative calm because of the coronavirus restrictions they fought with police in conakry on monday they're angry about a potential reelection bid by 82 year old president. the 2nd 5 year term ends in october he made changes to the constitution this year and opposition groups are concerned he'll run for a 3rd term. i think that we achieve the goal to show that in guinea they are people who suffer injustice and that the people of guinea do not support the mandate of president. pressure is mounting on china's dams because of days of heavy rains and flooding at least $140.00 people are either dead or missing rivers along the young sea system have burst their banks in some areas flooding vill

this is bbc news — i'm david eades with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the worldcleared for landing in england — the government lifts quarantine rules for visitors from france, germany, spain and italy. us prosecuters charge the british socialite, ghislaine maxwell, with grooming young girls for her former boyfriend — the convicted paedophile jeffrey epstein. she pretended to be a woman they could trust. all the while, she was setting them up to be sexually abused by epstein, and in some cases, by maxwell herself. texans are ordered to wear face masks across much of the state — as covid—19 cases continue to soar. and heavier than 350 large cruise ships — a stark warning about the volume of electrical goods, thrown each year. hello and welcome if you're joining us in the uk or indeed around the world. the uk government has announced it will remove travel restrictions for lower—risk countries ahead of the summer holiday season. from the 10th ofjuly — a week today — people travelling from germany, france, spain and italy will no longer need to self—isolate upon their

public broadcasting and bert and ernie were very effective at talking to members of the committee. ,ead start, child care preschool development grants, vital funding for education including increases of $254 million for title i, $208 , $13 million for afterschool programs. this has been an extraordinary opportunity, not only to help the children in afterschool programs, but their families. many are working, both the men and the women, single families, single member families, and these afterschool programs education,al, vital in addition to helping support working families. and an increase in the maximum pell award so more students can have access to unaffordable higher education -- and the bill would also reject the domestic ag rule, ensure title x grantees merits,pted on their not political ideology, and prevent providers from discriminating against patients. i knew my good friends would go into a lot of detail, and you are right, i love this bill. it is dear to my heart. there is so much talk about that. but thanks to your very in-depth descriptions of the bill by both chaire delauro

but again, create a tradition of in europe,ead in a war period all the young people took a year on the tour and i guess find themselves, i don't know what they're doing. but i think it would be a lot better for us to look at it and ay, why don't we spend, as natural course, a year or two andg things for others create a national expectation, something that can be part of civic education, that this is what you do. putting government bureaucracy in place which runs something like this -- i don't think it would be the most effective way to get go which ist to basically a sense of love for their fellow citizens and for -- other people in the world does that answer your question or beat around the bush? >> yes, thank you. josiah: i was really moved, general, when you talked about soldiers and sailors taking their oath and how you recounted they wereas making a pledge. oaths andn is about citizenship. greek andd ancient those who would take a pledge to leave their cities and states found them when they to my understanding today there global citizenship and we no longer practice the daily pled

but again, create a tradition of in europe,ead in a war period all the young people took a year on the tour and i guess find themselves, i don't know what they're doing. but i think it would be a lot better for us to look at it and ay, why don't we spend, as natural course, a year or two andg things for others create a national expectation, something that can be part of civic education, that this is what you do. putting government bureaucracy in place which runs something like this -- i don't think it would be the most effective way to get go which ist to basically a sense of love for their fellow citizens and for -- other people in the world does that answer your question or beat around the bush? >> yes, thank you. josiah: i was really moved, general, when you talked about soldiers and sailors taking their oath and how you recounted they wereas making a pledge. oaths andn is about citizenship. greek andd ancient those who would take a pledge to leave their cities and states found them when they to my understanding today there global citizenship and we no longer practice the daily pled

we are looking at flows of funds ,eading into developing markets and we see virus situations quite hugeeloped markets. the preference or the movement happeningto e.m. is -- d.m. to e.m. is happening. haidi: why are we seeing the renewed resilience when it comes ?o risk currencies even this news over the border closure between victoria and new south wales has not pulled any kind of blip when it comes to aussie gains this morning. dollar movement has a part to play with that. the other thing is we are seeing noises and voices alongside the national security law imposed on hong kong last week, and it appears markets at this point are still kind of shrugging it off as diplomatic issues, geopolitical issues. canada over the weekend suspending the extradition treaty with hong kong. hong kong has about 30 extradition packets with -- pacts with other countries and jurisdictions. president trump will probably sign the legislation to impose financial sanctions on chinese officials over hong kong. so i think it appears that markets are just treating this as diplomatic rows and skirmishes that are

need to address the program is in no way it.you are going to address there are politicians taking the .eadgressmanom to mitt romney are about how youlk address these issues. --ir leading discussions congressman larson has a full-blown reform plan that romney with a number of has developed something called the trust act, which says if a trust fund is on track to become insolvent, we should appoint a special commission that would think to those to make fixes .roblems . think that is constructive the discussion is starting but it could not come too quickly because we cannot wish away the fact that those numbers do not add up. the role of business in all of this -- there are two sides to this. businesses are what build the economy. there have been too many tax giveaways. too much of the money that went to corporate tax reform does not seem to have trickled down into many of the workers. it did not seem to end up as broad-based as proponents of tax reform said it would. there is a real issue that needs to be resolved between trust in businesses and an understanding of how to contribute to the e