that is an absolute farce. they have a responsibility to their workers, their community, their country. that isn't a new or radical notion, these are basic values and principles that helped build this nation in the first place. takethe challenge is to these fundamental values and apply them to a new economy that we have to build in the years ahead. folks, it is not sufficient to build back, we have to build back better. that is what my plan is, to build back better. it is bold, practical, and focused on building on economy for the future, not for the past , and it responds to the five -- laid outit out in the moment of this crisis. the first is that we need to strengthen our industrial base, as a long-term source of

it's a farce. so-called clean energy jobs are just a farce.nder the obama administration, if you drove a bus that use natural gas, that bus driver was in the driver. he was a -- he or she was a clean energy worker. it was a farce. if you look at pure job creation, you can't tell me you're going to make this investment and we are still going to need a lot of people to operate it. that would make a lot of sense anyway. we're going to build gigantic solar farm and wind farms? that must mean that it's an investment. we don't need anyone to run it by definition. the whole thing is a farce and he's trying to have it both ways. by the way, all of this is part of the build back better. when i heard that i thought sir mix a lot came out with a new record. give me a break. it is so boring and there's nothing here, folks. except a rehash of everything else. he's trying not to anger aoc. he's trying desperately not to anger the bernie sanders crowd. i don't think he can have it both ways. >> melissa: exactly. when i heard about that investment, all i can

the film is in an easy mix of farce in global politics, not one of his best worth it for coogan‘s wallse it to get some food, maybe a run. you're going to offer me money and they tell me what to do with it? more low—key is the public, the thought—provoking drama directed by leading man emilio estevez about a library that becomes the centre of a homelessness protest. overlooked at cinemas, it deserves to find a wider range on disc. to find a wider audience on disc. that is it for this week. thank you for watching the film review. stay safe and i will be back next week with more cinema treats. how bad is it? cleavage click bait. it said i'm the tit this time. hello. whilst for many of us, that day turned windier, cloudier, much wetter as well, there are always exceptions — and for kent today, well, the skies stayed broken even into the afternoon. there were some sunny spells around, but even here, we are likely to see a bit of rain before the day is done — slipping its way southeastward to those areas that have stayed dry for much of the day. into the weekend, this flood of moist air com

this project was flushed launched in 1901 know after a 30 year wait and 6000000000 euros the farce takeoff is inching closer. to latin america now where ecuador is navy has sounded the alarm over a huge fleet of foreign fishing boats off they go lapis islands chinese fishing trawlers cast their nets every year near the islands which belong to ecuador but this time officials have counted more than 240 ships and say they could hear were apparently damaged the island's unique ecology. the hammerhead shark is one of many endangered species here in the galapagos islands is lives might now be even more at risk. a fleet of nearly 260 fishing vessels mostly chinese has been spotted close to the island's protected zone their presence sparked a debate about how to protect these waters and international maritime law. there is an urgent need to move forward in strengthening the international agreement known as the high seas treaty that will allow us to reach clear agreements on the responsible management of fisheries and international waters in the tsunami. fears of overfishing are not to fight good r

this project was flushed launched in 1991 know after a 30 year wait and 6000000000 euros the farce takeoff is inching closer. better late than never all right this is during his life for a role in monaco jones is up next with a covert 900 you can keep up to date with the latest news heading to our website. and you can follow us on twitter and instagram our handle is at d w news i will rock in berlin on behalf of the entire news team thank you for spending. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. information and. our corona. special next on d.w. . that is for me.

and in brazil the country sick and twisted by the qur'an the farce it's the indigenous peoples who feel they will suffer. a math me how would welcome poles are heading to the ballot box in what is expected to be a close runoff vote to elect a president incumbent n.j. due to lead the 1st round of voting but today it is facing a strong challenge from opposition candidate raffo cesco ski the challenge of wants to start a new course for poland and repair strained ties with the european union polls open till 9 pm and the official results are not expected until monday or tuesday opinion polls show the 2 tat 2 candidates rather nick and nick is poles choose between competing visions for the next 5 years. conservative versus liberal big city versus country poland is divided that challenges a community of 8000 people in central poland most people here work in agriculture the town is a bastion of support for incumbent president and people here say things have gotten better under his presidency if they're not going to be candid to the sleeping i have 2 children and i get child support during the d

mean that they hope that russia will have an eternal putin and they said that this whole vote is a farce that's what people here have been telling me that's what the people who called for people to gather here have said as well there aren't that many people here as you might be able to see behind me and that's because the opposition here in russia is very divided and including on this vote some people have said that you should stay home that you should boycott the vote some people have said you should come out and be counted to kind of say that you are against this vote now the situation here is pretty calm there is a lot of police at this where they were preparing i guess for more people to come out but the police even have been handing out masks so no arrests taking place here read emphasis as early as we introduced this topic we did mention the fact that the russian parliament already approved these constitutional amendments so why the split why the insistence on having this won't. well yeah they have the parliament has actually already passed the votes and actually you could even by

the film is an uneasy mix of farce and global politics, not one of winterbottom's best but worth it for. jackson. use it to get some food, maybe a room. you're going to offer me money and then tell me what to do with it? more low—key is the public, the thought—provoking drama directed by leading man emilio estevez about a library that becomes the centre of a homelessness protest. overlooked at cinemas, it deserves to find a wider audience on disc. that is it for this week. thank you for watching the film review. stay safe and i will be back next week with more cinema treats. how bad is it? cleavage click bait. it said i'm the tit this time. hello, the first—half of the weekend was great and breezy for most of us. the second half, thoroughly windy, unusually so for the time of year. expecting gales in places through the day ahead. it should be a bit of sunshine but also some showers. this looks more autumnal than summer. lots of white lines you can see on the chart, isobars, with the winds strong throughout the day. a frontal system bringing patchy rain and cloud into the south east firs

the film is an uneasy mix of farce and global politics, not one of winterbottom's best but worth it fort to get some food, maybe a run. you're going to offer me money and they tell me what to do with it? more low—key is the public, the thought—provoking drama directed by leading man emilio estevez about a library that becomes the centre of a homelessness protest. overlooked at cinemas, it deserves to find a wider audience on disc. that is it for this week. thank you for watching the film review. stay safe and i will be back next week with more cinema treats. how bad is it? cleavage click bait. it said i'm the tit this time. a brisk north—westerly friend lying across the aisles bringing some showers particularly affect in scotland, the eastern side of england, further south and west it stays dry with sunny spells. we expect those wind gusts of around a0 miles an hour, not quite as windy as it was during sunday. still cool for the time of year, ia— 21 it was during sunday. still cool for the time of year, 1a— 21 degrees. as we have through monday night, showers will fade, dry with clear s

this poster is simply a farce. change the message and deflect from his multiple failures. >> harris: roger, i mentioned money. i'm just wondering, the president worked with cuomo and with the governor of my state. he mentioned new jersey. they have a good relationship, governor murphy and the president of the united states. but you want that ppe, you want that money, you want that support. as a poster like this help? >> roger: i have no problem saying -- and i don't come to you over with a lockstep kind of partisan position. i have no problem saying that this is unwise and not helpful by the governor. only if you were to look at it through just the lens of his own messaging. because anyone who looks at this virus situation and thinks that we have reach some point where it's appropriate to start patting ourselves on the back is making a massive mistake. both in a policy context and messaging context. if i were the governor of a state, i would let at least a year go by before i do something like this. >> harris: a ye

grand corona law farce and dictatorial. reporter has more.njamin netanyahu suffered protests before. there has been a years long campaign against his so-called antidemocratic rule, but the protests have grown as they are buckling under a second wave of coronavirus and anger against the government. netanyahu has admitted to reopening the country too quickly, allowing gatherings of too many people, and they have failed to expand the system of tasting and tracing as the first wave -- the system of testing and tracing as the first wave ebbed. it is said he went against advice. >> you need to know as soon as possible if that person is ill or not. you have to test that person immediately after he is identified as suspicious, and if of do not, then the chain infection goes on and on, and you are not able to stop it. reporter: the government itself said it needed a 40-hour turnaround, and even now, it is taking six to eight days. it is hard to catch up with the sheer scale of the second wave. missed opportunity of testing and tracing is now being see

for observers in the hills of northwestern colombia the army is still chasing down holdouts from the farc rebel movement that's despite a peace accord was signed in two thousand sixteen. a rececent operationond locals worried about the possible revival of practice that dates back to the darkest days of the conflict. thank you. i'm w with. . thank you. yeah te villagers are confronting soldiers of the colombian army and making sure to document it. yeah you know. yeah. t the man who was killed was a farmer called a real full sentience but the soldiers told the villagers that they had killed a rebel leader known as cabrio the villagers told the soldiers they got the wrong man. we spoke to one of them is there that but asked for anonymity. for the most part on the soviett legacy to quintana a media. company data on your phone could do well. we must fight- does it another lady. him okay he must keep it in the job market. i might be a negative. yes i do not know know the low i'm not this look put k. comical when the lo amo they can't suppose you you k. a. decide. he's referring to the so called

the primary mode of transmission of this farce and i want to stress that is still believed to be true droplets if you are 2 meters your clear of them if you get some very very small particles that are light enough to be picked up by the air then they couldn't go further than 2 meters w.h.o. house actually knowledge to its knowledge that all along but it continues to say that this bomb transmission is less common. just 2 examples one is when you've got people singing in a choir or in a karaoke bar 2nd situation is where you've got people in very confined quarters and with the air circulation not really bringing in fresh air and whorish that then you can get circulation of particles that can cause disease but those are exceptional do not normal situation. i would like all countries to do everything possible to avoid further stringent lock downs physical distancing face protection and hygiene this virus is here to stay just like 2530 years ago this new virus called h r i became along causing aids and it here to stay so coping is here to stay we have to learn to live with this virus and g

it has to be a farce, like "mash," at great movie. in our hearts, we s, this was going to happen, something ke this was going to happen. so i think the -- you kn, if i look at it through that lens, like most things, until we can make fun so i think that that't grow. would be the presentation that i wld go to. >> when are we going to make fun of ourselves again in the movies? when are people gonna be back in the theaters? >> that's an interesting - look, i wondered when people were going to be back in the theater once everything stted streaming. there's a lot of social distancing in that sense beforehand. >> already. >> i he that we get over being digitally connected a bit, realize that we do -- it does matter to be together, whether it's in a movie theater and my biggest hope is that,t. you know, like what happened after the vietnam war. and let's remember, it took 10 years to kill 58,000 americans.k it tfew months to kill 90,000 americans in this one. so this is going to be with us. and in the aftermath of that war, american cinema was in i golden age. the greatest american films obably of

it is a farce. they have the responsibility to their workers, to the community, to their country. that is a newer, radical notion. -- that is not a newer, radical notion. now the challenge is to take these fundamental values and apply them to the new economy. we have to build in the years ahead. and, folks, it is not sufficient to build back. we have to build back better. that is what my plan is, to build back better. it is bold, it is practical, and it is focused on building an economy for the future, not for the past. and the response to the five truths laid out in the moment of crisis. the first is that we have seen in the course of this pandemic that we need to strengthen our industrial base as long-term sources of middle-class job creation. let's use this opportunity to create bold investments in industry and innovation so the future is made in america. all in america. defeat thatept the forecasted automation and globalization means we cannot keep well-paying jobs here in america and create more of them. i do not buy for one second that the vitality of american manufacturing

we have i think it is a saudi trial in itself and it's going to mark said it was a farce we still don't even know the names of individuals who've been sentenced to death those 5 individuals 3 other sense that you know we're talking about 20 people really turks are looking at the turkish court system is looking at so if you add the 5 it's really going to come up with 8 so that's that's at least 12 people missing from the charge sheet in saudi arabia and i think that the the trial yes of course it will be on stronger ground i don't know yet the details of how open the court case will be open it will be quite open and i think many people including. the all say and it just goes who needs to know where the remains of her. fiance is. but other people true will want to get more details we'll want to find out just how heavily involved the crown prince robyn's armaan is was in in this in this killing we will we will hopefully get more information on not front i think it will prove a big embarrassment to the saudis as to why it's happening now i think that there are geo political reasons as well

colombians forcing them to do the work themselves in terms of going after the left-wing insurgency, the farc. we provided the training. we provide equipment. we provide intelligence, but they with the ones they carried the fight. the other aspect of it was this is one of those rare instances in which the state department was in charge, and there were many agencies that were involved. the justice department over tenn or 12 years train something like 40,000 colombian judges. so there was a lot of help in creating strong institutions and so on. but the main point was we had a strong local partner and we were in support of that partner, rather than doing the job ourselves. the other success was president bush's initiative to do with hiv/aids in africa. and again it had broad bipartisan support for considerable funding, tens of billions of dollars over an extended period of time that literally saved millions and millions of lives in africa. and one of the things that make this work was that a number of different agencies in washington had a role in it, that the president designated a single perso

5 days and 5 nights of negotiations for this deal that could have been done in a day is a bit of a farce and it just showed the e.u. the e.u. is far from you know united in with the problems facing the e.u. and facing the world it's not really. making a very fit for the future when they take 5 days to get a decision like this done if i may say that i mean do you it's united otherwise you would not have a deal i mean i agree with you it was really very difficult 5 days and 4 nights to negotiate small signs and but i'm sorry by the end as it did. kind of out of congress and abroad they never managed to make a deal and he has the you made by 27 national member states one last big picture question to you pavel before we take a look at some of the details of this deal it was a compromise as both essentially have have conceded with significant tradeoffs made by pretty much all interested parties the question is whether the result justifies those concessions of course just as far as they're called concessions on the we have to bear in mind that to be fair if in the in the u. turn to serve a dif

the ball as he fell in the build up — even the sheffield united manager chris wilder said it was a farcer that, as the home side went on to win 3—1. i think in the second half my players were not mentally strong enough to cope with that disappointment, and they have to be. so i'm notjust going to say that goal is the cause of everything, because that would be very easy for me to do that because everybody saw what happened, but i don't want to go in that direction. i have to say that mentally we were not strong enough. andy murray may be brilliant at tennis, but he's absolutely shocking at drawing. ahead of a special bbc programme, looking back at his greatest moments, the former wimbledon champion's been telling us about the challenges of home schooling. it's been rough for me because they're always asking me to draw things for them, "draw me a dog so i can colour it in", draw us a house... i'm horrendous! it's pretty embarrassing when a a—year—old and a 2—year—old are saying, "that's rubbish, daddy, that's not a dog, that doesn't look like a dinosaur", or whatever. i have to agree with

engineer their more melt multi-billion dollar trillion dollar handouts right i mean this is the whole farce between so-called libertarians who are always saying we hate the government we want markets but when they get what they don't want markets they want handouts they are the ultimate you know and i rant ended up living on welfare at the end of holy government handouts of total hypocrite all these people that took money or alternately hip. don't listen ever to a word of charles austin's an ever again he's a hypocrite so eric lawrence same thing with the eels people same thing with x. r.p. same thing with ether joe little bit of a talent there for it to progress they don't even know what they're talking about they're even i'll pick coin works listen to him say it just cracked me up a coin works are like going to be able to give me good to give you want to give me what i'm free money i'm pretty what i see i see yeah oh do you i do if i did if i did my what we want to bore everyone disgusting they're going to pick. a stain on the floor and that's all it's going to be left so in the last few

the farce of biden and the whole political leadership of both parties are demanding an emergency response to deal with this pandemic and it makes a them more complicit in the hundreds of thousands of deaths that are unnecessary, that we are experiencing. we cannot open the economy and the school until we suppress the virus. we cannot do it safely. so we need this program. where is the two-party corporate state? that is why the green party needs to step up. in recent weeks, we have been on the streets protesting the pandemic we have had in this country for generations, for centuries of racism. we are calling for community becauseof the police that is how they get away with murder and crime. we need police commissions selected by the people with the power to hire police chiefs to get the racists out to oversee , the policies and investigate and discipline officers for misconduct, independent of internal affairs inside the police department. we need to reimagine public safety. the homeless don't need a vagrancy charge from a cop, they need a home. a person with a mental health crisis does no

we've also had structure farce but we're not seeing a connection between the fires. >> reporter: two vehicles an adjoining property were damaged but no reported injuries. investigators will check to see if there's evidence of arson and canvass the surrounding neighborhood. >> we have a a robust investigation team to help us determine if there's a trend. >> reporter: only one unit was burned in the fire. >>> still to come, calling attention to racial injustice, how people plan to have their voices heard. >>> plus, let's take a look outside. it will be another comfortable day in the may area. we have your full forecast coming up. >> you have the power to know before you go. >> you also have the power to go every time you download the fox 2 news app. enter the golden state. try the brie, it's exquisite. ♪ psychedelic music go ted, go ted. enter the golden state with real california dairy. >>> several black lives matter protests taking place. this one was at the alameda headquarters. there was an 8 minute, 46 second die. protesters said they will return at 5:00 tonight for another simila

companies only bear responsibilities to shareholders is a farce.ecause corporations have a duty to workers and their country. secretary of state mike pompeo criticizing an independent uniteu.n. human rights export at american drone strike that inled a top iranian general january. the incident that killed qasem soleimani was a watershed event drones that amounted to violation of international law. calledry of state pompeo the report said it gives more distrust u.n. human rights mechanisms. global news 24 hours a day on quick tape by bloomberg powered by 2400 analyst and over 120 countries. is mark crumpton, this bloomberg. >> time now for smart charge. joining me today is risk advisor, happy friday to you john. great to have you and john, i as just taking a look at chart. a warninge showed as chart back in january and february. this week having its best week way back to 2014. not a huge amount of trading 11%.ry but more than this as russell 2000 closed down. how do you tie that chart into micro thoughts on the s&p 500 and all the markets? >> thanks

i mean everyone knows my opinion i mean this whole prosecution against roger stone this is just a farce but i mean in the case of maxwell that this is something that we have heard a lot about learned a lot about. there's a lot of accusations and accusations that are quite detailed of course we you know we have that we have a presumption of innocence that's the whole point of the process here but i mean you would have thought after watching that press conference on friday that they would like to show a little bit of their handiwork if they had been not that i'm aware of ok i mean just like alex said here i mean don't you have the perp walk i mean handcuffs i mean one picture not you know and that brings me to alex acosta i mean and i'm not i'm not going after him ok but you know he does we have our deal that that epstein was given i mean really truly dreadful deal when it comes to justice i mean even the victims were he been informed about it and why i need to be convinced why there isn't going to be another house across this situation in this case convince me jennifer please. i'm going

reparations is a farce. it is a wet tissue for the left.lves nothing, period, end of story. when you stop paying if more blacks moving to asheville do you take money from one group of people to pay into another rather than working on education, safe communities, bringing law enforcement into the picture, giving people an opportunity to build out their communities so they have a solid foundation is the human being and put in charge of their lives which one do you prefer? rob: check out reality check with david webb on fox nation. good to see you, thanks for getting up early on a friday. take care. jillian: time to check in with janice dean, beautiful around here yesterday. >> janice: the heat is coming in. the heat and humidity. we could see a few showers and thunderstorms today but tomorrow the heat will ramp up. a lot of beach going i am sure. the last 24 hours potential for not only the heat, through the heat and that could cause potential for stronger thunderstorms across the midwest. this bull's-eye across portions of north dakota, sout

companies only bear responsibility to their shareholders and that is a farce. he wants to bring the corporate tax back to where it was during the obama administration up to 28% versus the 21% currently. to the first get word news. the eu's most powerful nations were handed a shocking defeat. has called donahoe won the ballot. a favorite, the spanish economy minister. the u.s. is planning action against france in the long-running feud. a tariff will be released. targeted could include french wine, cheese, and handbags. the u.s. may decide to delay bringing in the duties. singapore heads to the polls today as a ruling party seeks to extend its 55 year rule. special precautions being taken include temperature taking. he issues in the campaign include jobs and the economy which is contracted as much as 7% amid the global pandemic. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. stocksup, chinese succumbed to gravity. plans to trim holdings. we take a look at the market

but all you have to do is take a look night in a night out to realize the narrative is a complete farce. as a result the administration sent in 114 officers led by the department of homeland security during the fourth of july we can. their goal to stop the swell of violence and protect monuments and federal buildings that the mayor says is a mob. during the course of the time they are met, flagrant acts of violence and crime so of course they have made arrests which ths actually tried to stop but apparently breaking the laws that expired at a federal building and attacking officers is not cause for concern. today, the federal judge smacked down the attempts to stop these arrests and just for doing their jobs, lead to disgusting accusations hurled at these agents not just from the left-wing media but powerful leftist politicians. watch this. >> you said stormtroopers under the guise of law and order. it is a tactic that is not appropriate to the country. >> nonviolent americans are going to be killed for doing nothing other than standing up for american democratic principles. >> they hav

it's a farce.ts feel that and so many families are crying out for help. >> thank you so much for bringing us that story because this has been sort of the biggest topic of conversation amongst so many of my friends, i know. how can you work and parent your kids and teach your kids all at the same time? it's been troubling. american academy of pediatrics said they think schools should reopen. it's more healthy for children to be in school. just a real challenge for everybody. >> how to do it safely. >> thanks for joining us, everybody. it is monday morning. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. you can't predict the future. but a resilient business can be ready for it. a digital foundation from vmware helps you redefine what's possible... now. from the hospital shifting to remote patient care in just 48 hours... to the university moving hundreds of apps quickly to the cloud... or the city government going digital to keep critical services running. you are creating the future-

farce the fatalities yesterday, 1,119 new deaths. that was the highest daily number since june 2nd.as a definite uptick in the seven-day average now. we're averaging 829 new deaths per day. as far as other areas of interest go with the weather, we are tracking the tropics, of course. we do have an area of interest in the gulf of mexico. 40% chance this does develop into a tropical depression. it's going to head to the texas coastline. we do expect to bring heavy rain, gusty winds. at this point, yasmin, it does not look like it's a powerful storm to do any damage for anything like that, but we'll keep our eyes on it. >> thank you, bill. >>> still ahead, everybody. twitter has moved to stem the spread of coronavirus conspiracy theories on its platform. >>> also president trump's controversial fed nominee moves one step closer to the board. the stories driving your business day coming up. all in one disposable pad. just vacuum, spray mop, and toss. the shark vacmop, a complete clean all in one pad. for bathroom odors that linger try febreze small spaces. just press firmly and it conti

about your investigation into by pien, into the sub-course, if you will, for the discredited dossier farcethe f or bi, the special counsel -- the fbi, the special counsel and the justice department on the american people? >> lou, i would just say just when you think this can't get any more crazy, it does get crazier and much worse. now we have the brookings institute, a left-wing think tank -- we've long suspected they had some dealings with this dossier, but now we know that they were involved in the development, the dissemination and the defense of the steele dossier. and what we don't know now that we know that the primary subsource, we were led e to believe by the fbi that somehow this was a source who was russian, that he might get killed if something happens. no, it ends up he's just a swamp creature living not far from here, lou. i'm coming to you from the capitol this evening. he lives right here. he's not in any danger. and the whole thing was made up, and the fbi knew about it. and so now the question, you know, is can we we get to the bottom of this and will durham get to the bo

own movies, produced her own movies, did your own thing, that's why you cannot be stopped, you are a farcetop of the resume is fox & friends host. i hope that still stays on their at the top of the ledger. good job, talk to you soon. >> thanks, brian, cheers. >> brian: let's be honest, we didn't even inconvenience them, all they did was put his knee on his desk and clicked on skype. the coronavirus outbreak appears to be getting worse and farther although these mayin be issues with how state laboratories are reporting new cases. did you hear about this? wf l -- wofl's robert gutierrez has the story in our orlando affiliates. robert, what did you discover about how they're counting the coronavirus tests? >> there seems to be confusion on so many levels here with the coronavirus numbers. we were tipped off that the numbers didn't quite look right on the state daily case report and looking at the breakdown of test labs, i quickly noticed astronomical positivity rates. mind you, florida's covid-19 positivity rate currently at just under 11%, but dozens of labs reported as having 100% positivit

he ran in '16 and though it was a bit of a farce, he said i understand the common man and understand your challenges. the challenge is whether the kids are going to be safe when they go to school. donald trump is mocking this. florida is going to be a test case of whether or not donald trump can survive covid-19 on election day. >> now when david says that some republicans are breaking with him on the pandemic, others are concerned about what he has done in the midst of this, pardoning roger stone, what he's done with michael flynn and others, are saying that when we look at his list of pardons and commutations, all of whom are powers, he rewards those he sees at political allies, including joseph arpaio, rob -- >> i think it's about deciding who gets power and who doesn't, right? and he by commuting his sentence, not by pardoning stone because stone is still considered a felon, he's ensuring that nobody writes any tell-all books, goes on television. he canity side whether or not he gets pardoned and maybe gets to have any additional life. i think in this particular play that's what'