>> reporter: those neighbors, honoring gregory. >> i'm blessed to know each and every one of you.. blessed. and just -- thank you so much! i just felt loved. i felt cared for. i just felt appreciated. i was definitely humbled by the whole situation. just to think that, you know, they did that for me. it's an awesome feeling. >> reporter: and tonight, gregory's message back to his community. >> and my smithtown family, love you guys. >> and they love you. keep it going, greg. thank you so much for watching, i'm tom llamas. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. stay safe. good night. this cheeseburger is the best! it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. get a load of my southwest cheddar cheeseburger. le it's beautiful! say what? i said it's bea.... try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. >>> now live breaking news. >> all right. that

>> reporter: those neighbors, honoring gregory. >> i'm blessed to know each and every one of you.. blessed. and just -- thank you so much! i just felt loved. i felt cared for. i felt appreciated. i was definitely humbled by the whole situation. just to think that, you know, they did that for me. it's an awesome feeling. >> reporter: and tonight, gregory's message back to his community. >> and my smithtown family, love you guys. >> and they love you. keep it going, greg. thank you so much for watching, i'm tom llamas. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. stay safe. good night. >>> governor newsom cracking down on some businesses. >> as we see increasing cases, is the testing supply chain too thin? struggles with accessing testing equipment. and -- >> i had no idea i was preparing for this. it turns out i was. >> big farms facing several issues but some smaller farms are actually thriving. the secrets to their success. >> breaking news in east oakland. the chp is investigating a shooting. this is a lye scene at im580 and ten 6th avenue. the victims are in that black sedan. w

francine: thank you so much, gregory daco. up next, andrew pekosz. we track covid-19.loomberg. ♪ ♪ "bloomberghis is surveillance." as we track the virus, bloomberg has developed a unique partnership with a -- on covid-19 and h day -- each day we bring you information. joining us is andrew pekosz. thank you so much for joining us. when you look at some of the positives we heard over the last couple of days, how close are we to a vaccine that will last and work? andrew: we have a number of studies entering what is called phase three clinical trials, and that is important because those are trials that increase the number of people getting the vaccine, so now we will be talking about thousands or tens of thousands in these trials as opposed to 50 or 100. the other thing these trials will do is look at efficacy. they will follow people and see if they are getting infected compared to a control group of people who are not getting the vaccine. we are going to start to see data on antibody responses as well as real protection from infection. that is of course the critical bar

gregory poland joins us. get good news about a vaccine, the markets go crazy and they get excited. that did not happen today with the exception of the move in astrazeneca. can you give an insight as to why that might be. is there anything wrong with the astrazeneca news, or is there complacency? >> the markets are rational in my viewpoints. we have gotten good news. we have gotten reports on three of the front runners. all three are showing remarkably good progress and important data that will leave each of them into phase three trials. pfizer, oxford vaccines will go into phase three trials. the important thing, and people may be beginning to understand is immunological data alone is not enough, that is what the markets are reacting to. what we need is movement into phase three trials to tell us are people protected against ?xposure and if so for how long francine: i am not sure the market is 100% irrational. the market is saying we have to be cautious about the prospects of this. to some ofd speaking our fo

regulars have kept business study, even during a pandemic at gregory's gourmet desserts in oakland. they come for the pies and pastries, but today customers dropped in for another reason. >> we have had a few customers come in with the sole purchase of purchasing something for blackout tuesday. they made it known and i appreciate that. >> so we are supporting you on blackout day. >> inc. you. >> reporter: owner gregory williams saw an uptick in sales due in part to the nationwide blackout day. it's a movement started by activist calvin marner on social media, to draw attention to the power of black consumers and their allies and a call for social justice. >> if we could do it for one day, it would shut the whole system down. not one black person spends a dollar, i guarantee you we will get change. >> reporter: the economic boycott group from lack lives matter protests, ignited by the killing of george floyd. black americans were asked not to spend money for 24 hours, or only at a black-owned business, if needed. >> the nexus between social change in economic power, it is a very impo

his mother grieving for him and now the mortas. >> we're just now getting gregory back to oklahoma. i hope they get answers faster. >> reporter: the remains of specialist vanessa guillen were found june 30th after she vanished from the base in april. authorities allege another soldier killed and buried her. he killed himself after police confronted him. a civilian who authorities say helped him has pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to tamper with evidence. a ft. hood spokesperson tells me private morta has been missing for a day before he was found. authorities say a preliminary autopsy ruled his death a drowning. david? >> stephanie, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, new questions about whether president trump pressured the uk to move the famed british open to his resort in scotland. abc news confirming tonight ambassador woody johnson toll colleagues the president asked him to convince the british government to make the move. here's our white house correspondent rachel scott tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new questions about whether the president tried to convince the uk to move the

. >>> gregory armstrong's family used to joke that he had nine lives. this was him back in the '70s. 45 floors up atop a chicago skyscraper, completely untethered. really iron work before harnesses and bucket lifts he said of it. according to "the chicago tribune," he once fell off a bridge and broke both arms. admirable toughness that just couldn't protect him from the coronavirus. gregory died of pneumonia last month with covid-19 as a contributing factor. in his final conversation with his sister after he had been hospitalized, gregory was apparently more concerned with plans to insulate the pipes in her house than his own health. he was a fixer, a hard worker, and a fierce advocate for the people he loved. he was a single dad. he had a daughter and stepped in as a surrogate father to two young men. his daughter told the tribune, quote, he was the world's greatest dad and grandfather. his heaven on earth was spending time with us. that is what he always called us, heaven on earth. >>> and a devastating cautionary tale appropriate for the day before f

so gregory is arguing that the governor is not a legislature.ermine what the law is to take down the statute. he is supposed to be asked exercising executive branch. i think he's got a good argume argument. more importantly, kristin i think what we have to do in this case is may be if the statue was kept, maybe they should put a george floyd statue next to leigh and a baton, give it to george floyd to show the progress we will make an racial equality in honor of george floyd to. >> kristin: i don't know about that. alex, you want to wait and? >> no, come on. >> i know in that same area there is a statue of arthur ashe. so there has been monuments in that row. four others have since been removed that are confederate statues. this is the last confederate statue standing and that is why we are seeing this bill into the courts like we do many times. but the governor says, the police powers and he does want to avoid another charlottesvil charlottesville. we saw law enforcement. we saw a protester all died in charlottesville as well as dozens of injur

. >>> gregory armstrong's family used to joke that he had nine lives.his was him back in the '70s. 45 floors up atop a chicago skyscraper, completely untethered. really iron work before harnesses and bucket lifts he said of it. according to "the chicago tribune," he once fell off a bridge and broke both arms. admirable toughness that just couldn't protect him from the coronavirus. gregory died of pneumonia last month with covid-19 as a contributing factor. in his final conversation with his sister after he had been hospitalized, gregory was apparently more concerned with plans to insulate the pipes in her house than his own health. he was a fixer, a hard worker, and a fierce advocate for the people he loved. he was a single dad. he had a daughter and stepped in as a surrogate father to two young men. his daughter told the tribune, quote, he was the world's greatest dad and grandfather. his heaven on earth was spending time with us. that is what he always called us, heaven on earth. >>> and a devastating cautionary tale appropriate for the day before fou

sounds like we have lost gregory there. it was a shame, because there.re was a couple more questions to ask on that situation in the us, but perhaps we can speak to him soon. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the show can go on, as a london theatre pilots indoor performances with social distancing. nasa: can see you coming down the ladder now. it's one small step for man... 0ne giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight for the first crash in the 30—year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence and hatred that tore apart the state of yugoslavia. but now, a decade later, it's been painstakingly rebuilt and opens again today. there's been a 50% decrease in sperm quantity and an increase in malfunctioning sperm unable to swim properly. seven, six, five, four... thousands of households across the country are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potter. this is bbc news, the latest headlines:

joining us now is cnn political analyst david gregory and cnn political commentator, bakari sellers.hat was that -- let me first talk about your book, please. he's the author of the book "my vanishing country." what was that? when was that response? he was very angry about even getting the question. >> yeah, no, the response was a lie, that's what it was. what we do know and what statistics show us, african-americans are two and a half times more likely to die from use of force than white people in this country. they're more likely to incur use of force than white people in this country. and we have a serious problem that i can honestly tell you if george floyd was white, he would probably still be alive today. i have not seen an image of a knee on the back of the neck of a white person in this country for eight minutes and 46 seconds. i'm not going to say that police brutality does not happen to white people. i would never dare say that. i would just say there has become a high incidence and occurrence of this towards people of color that results in death and fatality. the problem w

right gregory lama markets analyst with a wanda thank you very much for joining us thank you. and let's go to our financial correspondent yens quarter in new york for the latest on a nother big tech story ends an important meeting today for facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg what he tell us. you know i'm standing in front of barclays center still no sports events but a starting point off a lot of the protests here in brooklyn and that's sort of what this meeting was about with sheryl sandberg marcus zucker burke and leaders from civil rights groups the civil rights groups had to pretty clear ideas so what they want to from facebook and how to change things there is this overall group called them stop them hate for profit and they pushed in hundreds of companies to stop advertising at facebook pages at least i'm for now but what we hear so far is certain meeting has not gone very well at least of the civil rights groups are saying that facebook was not really open for the demands for example to have a top executive it's a facebook installed was a civil rights of background which i

let's go to dana and gregory. this new model showing that if 95% of americans wore masks we could save 45,000 lives by november. but president trump casts doubt on that. how do we break through when the president refuses to listen? >> it is hard. they are trying to go around the president. they are getting to other political leaders, whether governors or senators and especially republicans. the president is increasely on an island alone on this notion of not wearing masks. it is hard to believe he doesn't understand the science. he's stubborn. that's not me saying that, but people i have talked to in and around the president, that he made a statement, put his line in the sand on this motion of not wearing a mask personally and so that's where he is going to stay. statistics and science and reality be damned, that's why the mayor you just talked to, other mayors and leaders across the country in hot spots are frustrated because the people in their cities are getting mixed messages. >> so disturbing. david, the pres

lee gregory's simple finish put them on course for all three. brentford now needed a reaction.dasilva came close to providing it. as did emiliano marcondes, but he couldn't find a way past stoke goalkeeper adam davies. neither could ethan pinnock, and time ticked away. stoke dogged and determined, their safety secured. bre ntford left deflated. defeat means leeds are crowned champions. whether brentford join them in the premier league next season is now out of their hands. here's the rest of today's championship scores. hull city are on the brink of relegation. luton leapt above them into third bottom after a 1—0 win at the tigers. fulham's 5—3 win over sheffield wednesday keeps them in the hunt for a top—two finish. this is how the bottom of the table looks. hull need wigan or sheffield wednesday to be deducted points for financial irregularities if they are to be saved from a return to league one for the first time since 2005. and the top of the table, leeds can't be caught. one of west brom, brentford or fulham will get the second automatic promotion place. swansea could sti

time nationalist rhetoric and not only gregory but also the policies and karl a whole culture would be if you was going to be so. kind of nationalism that. started before the war. at the groups in terms of justifying crimes at it would be committed even those that fit convicted in genocide studies we have a different status of genocide from the few 1000000 sation to perpetration of actual physical killing still there not what we have seen in past posts and the region is going beyond that and not it's actually cultural triumphalism where genocide is even justified moch if you nearly all this is not only allowed but also promoted from above by hard call nationalist elites those in serbia and in kosovo because they are especially active in that and this has also kind of traded on to ordinary people's lives the songs and jokes about genocide becoming almost the norm rather conformant extremism is very worried that was professor has how little of it at our mit university in melbourne australia speaking to me earlier now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the w

. >>> el lugar est;a ma muy cerca de e encontraron el cueropo del so a soldado gregory morale h(en ingles mal camino el doctor fauci dice que no se corrige el fumbo seran 40 mil contagios diarios y 16 estados frenan sus pleapertu >>> jboe biden dice el que e e presidente se ha rendido en la b basttalla contra elcvir cvorona. >>> un 4 de julio dsitntos, t farfue fuegos artificiales seran en la semana para evitar aglomeraci e aglomeraciones en otros lugares tndrendran que ver el espectcu d desde su autos autos o desde sua >>> en texas adutoridades enc t encontraron un cadaver que puede ser de la soldado vanessa gui e guillen desaparecidas hace dias, vamos a ver la informacion ,cuetnantanos >>> que tal en alguna parte de este sitio autoridades descubr e descubrierono etstos restos hu n humanos, la cinta amasrillrariea cerca de esta carretera opor ca donde tatraviesa elr ido (...( o donde las autoridades buscaban avanessa vanessa la brigada nos idijo que una informacion les dedcia que i iban a encontrar algo en este sitio bueno, unasemente puedenes rciben otro dato que los llegoeo a estos res

. >> i am proud of mister gregory, on one ground, the governor has unilaterally decided to take the statue last i checked the definition of governor it means chief executive of a state so gregory is arguing the governor is not a legislature. he is supposed to be only -- he has a good argument. if i could mediate for a minute, maybe they should put a george floyd statue next to lee and have a baton given to george floyd with the progress we are going to make on racial equality honoring george floyd. >> you want to weigh in? >> in that same area is a statue of arthur ashe. there have been monuments, four others have been removed that are confederate statues. this is the last confederate statue standing, like we do many times, police powers, want to avoid another charlottesville. we saw law enforcement under protester died in charlottesville and dozens of injuries. dozens of law enforcement officers protected a statue. to make sure they stay safe. >> >> it is a piece of state property, exclusionary meaning to broad swaths of virginians so make your case for removing the statue and i will give

of texas is reversing course on face masks after resisting a ban on the personal protective gear gregory governor greg abbott is now ordering residents and most of the state to wear them in public this comes after texas saw a new spike in coronavirus cases countries 2nd most populous state was quick to push reopening and is now one of the nation's pandemic hotspots. a hospital in san antonio texas the intensive care unit is full they thought they had the pandemic under control but they've got more patients now than before they don't have enough beds or ventilators. for yesterday was probably one of my worst days that i've ever had and why i got 10 calls all of whom young people who otherwise would be excellent candidates to be able to put on a more of a they're so sick that if they don't get put on they don't get that support they're probably going to die i have 3 beds. 37 u.s. states have rising numbers of corona virus infections people wanted to get back to everyday life and get the economy back on track but now bars and restaurants are closed again as our beaches and that ahead of jul

el aÑo pasado un soldado llamado gregory, desapareciÓ en fort wout, que los militares lanzaron una investigaciÓn distancia de donde encontrar o los restos de vanessa guillÉn, hay un problema Ético en esa base que te permite lo que esto suceda? encontraron los restos,. >> los sospechosos, desafortunadamente la familia no recibiÓ ninguna afirmación, o lo estaban, tanto uno como el otro, entonces encontraron a otro reo ahora. >> le pedimos al fbi que estudien ese caso para ver si hay algÚn tipo de conexiÓn. pregunta interesante, que tÚ supieras eso, es interesante. usted dijo que iba a pagar parte de los costos del funeral a vanessa. admirado cheque para ayudar a otras familias? >> sÍ, lo he hecho, porque algunas familias necesitan ayuda, no sÉ si usted necesite ayuda del punto de vista econÓmico, pienso que es algo horrible lo que ocurriÓ, si necesitarÍa, estaría allÍ para ayudarle. pensamos que el ejÉrcito puede pagar el funeral o si vanessa querÍa que entrara un fÉretro militar. hasta ahora muchas personas nos estÁn ayudando. nos deja saber, por favor? >> algo que le tenÍa que decir. quiero deci

informaciÓn sobre vanessa ademÁs noticias telemundo informÓ de otro solda donde desaparecido en la base gregory que pertenecÍan agrego ri >>> la vanessa de entrÓ por primera vez el 23 de junio >>> lo hicieron junto a su abogada y congresista silvia garcÍa en bÚsqueda de respuestas y finalmente llegamos a hoy cuando descubren nuevos resto sz humanos cerca del cuartel, hay indicios que podrÍan ser de vanessa falta la informaciÓn y quedan preguntas abierta quiÉn lo hizo y por quÉ y sobre todo como esto pudo ocurrir en una base militar en los estados unidos. >> el avance del coronavirus por estados unidos alcanzÓ un nuevo rÉcord ya van mÁs de 2 millones que se contagiaron desde que comenzÓ la pandemia mÁs de 128 mil han muerto pero solamente en las ultimas 24 horas en estados unidos se sumaron casi 46 mil nuevos casos es el mayor nÚmero de contagios diarios desde que comenzÓ la crisis hace ya 6 meses mire usted estÁs graficas esta muestra los contagios en los Últimos dÍas a finales de mayo vimos como bajaron y a partir de junio otra vez llegan a un nivel rÉcord y esta otro grÁfica muestra las muert

thank you very much, gregory, for the request. send us your request on facebook, twitter, or instagram. use our hashtag #ktvu. >>> the minor-league baseball season is officially canceled because of coronavirus pandemics. the announcement came yesterday after the head of the national association of pro baseball league had said that more than half of the 160 teams were in danger of failing, without getting government help. major league baseball teams are planning a 60 game regular season, most of their revenue will be coming from broadcasts. >>> they will not be fans and the stands when baseball comes back, july 23, oakland fans can have a cardboard cutout of themselves take their place in the seats. they introduce coliseum cutouts. a regular cardboard cutout, of your photo, costs $89. a special foul ball zone cutout is $129. if the cutout gets hit by a foul ball, they will send the fan the baseball that hit them. the proceeds will benefit the community fund for the oakland a's. >>> michael b jordan will launch a summer screening se

this time, gregory with the tapping.ansea have thrown everything into attacking it look like it started to pay off. first nick: and then one day into injury time, 4—1 up, him again. taking that last playoff place and goals scored. a late desperate place for a goal in the east midlands but break whereby stoke spending nearly seven months in the playoff places both in injuries, the hope of coming back to the premier league team to a shattering halt. nottingham forest fans will be feeling absolutely numb today, let's speak to the chair of the official supporters trust elliott stanley evening elliott how's your day been ‘waking this morning to survey the wreckage of our season'forest manager, sabri lamouchi, called it is still pretty rotten still pretty painful. your teams capitulation ‘unacceptable' and a disastser do you point fingers? it probably is too soon. there are legitimate questions of the style of the approach and some the decisions over these performances, but when the represented our cloud with absolute dignity

seguir en el juego, ojalá que se recupere >>> una de las mejores jugadas de la semana, batazo de gregorygún adidas es sinónimos de la identidad de la juventus. cerramos el palco deportivo, para las 6:00 de la tarde tendremos palabras de matías almeyda y espinosa sobre (nombre extranjero) minnesota por los cuartos de final >>> estaremos esperando, un adelantito?. >>> hay roces!... porque el equipo de minnesota después de que ganó, nno ve decir bocones pero... confiados a decir, ya le ganamos al san josé, ya sabemos cuáles son sus puntos débiles >>> gracias compañero!. continuamos con más información, las redes sociales le cuento que (nombre extranjero) rompe el récord histórico de la mayor cantidad dentro nominaciones a un premio. (nombre extranjero) tuvo 170, el récord lo mantenía (nombre extranjero) con 137 nominaciones pero ahora están en segundo lugar, entre los top cinco esta nbc y bbb y la más será la de (nombre extranjero) y con esto no vamos a una pausa. >>> en méxico se reportan más de 45,000 muertes por el covid-19, el virus se propaga cada vez más, con mucha más frecuencia entr

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su pareja se suicidÓ cuando la policÍa le seguía el trasto, serÁ sepultado con honores gregory moralesla autopsia de la actriz naya rivera su familia rompiÓ el silencio a travÉs de un sentido comunicado en el que agradece todo el apoyo que han recibido durante este doloroso proceso. la familia resaltÓ que la actriz de origen puertorriqueÑo fue una buena madre y una buena persona. segÚn la oficina la causa de muerte fue ahogamiento por accidente. luego de una extensiÓn de tres meses debido a la pandemia, hoy es el Último dÍa para que presente sus impuestos del aÑo 2019. ha sido una medida que ayudÓ a muchas empresas y a personas afectadas por el cierre econÓmico. el irs dijo que los contribuyentes individuales que necesiten mÁs tiempo para poder presentar su declaraciÓn de impuestos serÍan elegibles para otra extensiÓn hasta el 15 de octubre. vamos a recordarle en la ediciÓn digital que el 31 de julio vence el plazo para que las personas que reciben la ayuda por desempleo se beneficien de los 600 dÓlares adicionales por la pandemia. hay muchas personas que estÁn interesadas. patricia, ¿

>> reporter: owner gregory williams is on uptick in sales. it's a movement started by activist calvin marder on social media, to attention to the power of black allies and consumers for social justice. >> if we could do it for one day, it would shut the system down. not one black person spends a dollar, i guarantee you we will get change. >> it has given us a light, an opportunity to show our skills. >> reporter: the economic boycott grew from black lives matter protests, ignited by the killing of george floyd. black americans were asked not to spend money for 24 hours, or only with a black-owned business, if needed. >> the nexus between social change and economic power, it is a very important lever in getting this society, this country, to a point where everyone is on a equal unlevel playing field. >> reporter: is nest consultant tracy webb says the power of the person purse is incredibly strong. black america spent more than $20 trillion on consumer goods in 2018. williams, the desserts have, appreciates the support. but hopes this is inges

show the corruptness of this president and he needs to be held accountable for it. >> congressman gregory you again soon. >>> at least 40 states see a dramatic rise in coronavirus cases map can they learn from new york to reverse the trend? n neyow rk to reverse the trend? ah it's not just a sandwich, far from it. it's a reason to come together. it's a taste of something good. a taste we all could use right now. so let's make the most of it. and make every sandwich count. with oscar mayer deli fresh some companies still and have hr stuck betweenount. employeesentering data.a. changing data. more and more sensitive, personal data. and it doesn't just drag hr down. it drags the entire business down -- with inefficiency, errors and waste. it's ridiculous. so ridiculous. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own data in a single, easy to use software. visit paycom.com, and schedule your demo today. >>> in east alabama, the auburn news said a to 30-day order to wear face masks will be on the city council's agenda tomorrow but churches will be among the exceptions listed. from wyoming t

en el pasado 19 de junio encontrado los restos de gregori morales. de la familia. pero afirman que hay mÁs dudas y preguntas que respuestas hasta el momento. asÍ que la atenciÓn en el sitio. a 60 millas hacia el norte de la ciudad. en este rÍo que es muy conocido en esta zona, pero ya veremos las hallazgos que realizaron. ilia: muchas gracias. vamos otros temas. un centenar de hondureÑos partiÓ en caravana que quiere llegar a estados unidos. informÓ la policÍa de honduras. los migrantes quieren atravesar guatemala y mex para llegar a los estados unidos. hay niÑos, jÓvenes, adultos y personas mayores motivados por la crisis econÓmica que se agravÓ por la pandemia. jorge: nueva york acepta reducir el presupuesto de su policÍa y dedicar el dinero a obras sociales. pero no calman las protestas. ilia: los padres de andrÉs guardado creen que la policÍa le disparÓ por la espalda. le hacen una peticiÓn al acaguil de los Ángeles. jorge: un niÑo que se perdiÓ en un supermercado estÁ con su familia 30 aÑos despuÉs. ♪ ilia: el alcalde y el consejo acordaron pres

the crash was reported about 2.30 on southbound 2.80 near alpine road gregory was pronounced dead at the scene lanes of the interstate were closed for a few hours anyone with information about the crash is asked to call police. tonight a former atlanta police officer shot and killed her shard brooks has been granted bail. >>garrett rauf appeared in court via video today when a judge set up his bail at half a million dollars. the judge said that rolfe is not a danger to the community or a flight risk but he will have to wear an ankle monitor and surrender his passport among other things. the judge made the ruling despite an emotional plea by brooke says widow tamika miller. she told the court that rauf has already shown that he is a danger because he shot her husband but then did nothing to save his life. rauf is facing a felony murder charges for killing brooks earlier this month. >>all over the bay area you've probably heard them recently and in dublin, the sale of safe and legal fireworks that started sunday in the booth selling them, we'll stay open through july 5th. since these m

en medio del escrutinio por la muerte de los soldados vanessa guillÉn y gregory morales en los primerosstÁn enfrentÁndose al caso de una persona como en el caso de george floyd y cuando le ponen una de sus piernas encima de su cuello y esto restringe. esta polÉmica prÁctica, tal y como se hizo con el seÑor floyd que terminÓ desafortunadamente en su muerte. tambiÉn pone un freno a otras tÉcnicas que promueven los excesos de fuerza. los agentes recibirÁn entrenamiento. aylÉn: seguimos hablando de la pandemia que sigue causando serios estragos cÁlculos indican que las remesas enviadas por los migrantes a sus paÍses este aÑo podría caer hasta un 20%. segÚn datos podrÍamos estar hablando de 714.000 millones de dÓlares, 572 mil ya que muchos de quienes lo hacÍan han perdido sus empleos. ♪ carolina: mucho mÁs adelante en la ediciÓn digital estaremos hablando de inmigraciÓn y de las expulsiones. se conoce un deporte que dice que el gobierno del presidente donald trump estarÍa reteniendo a niÑos inmigrantes cerca de la frontera para luego expulsarlos. estaremos hablando en vivo con una abogada.

. >> joining us now, cnn political analyst, david gregory and william haseltine.fessor, haseltine, i want to start with you. yes, the president used different words than he has before on the status of the pandemic, saying it's going to get worse before it gets better. he used his least ambiguous language yet on masks and that's a good thing. but the admission you just heard there that the administration is in the process of formulating a strategy and it's going to be great, why the wait? >> well, we know what the strategy has been. it's been to, in his own words, ride the sucker through. it's a dramatic underestimate of the power of this virus. and to wait for a vane accine a for a drug. we know that's not going to come soon enough for schools opening and soon enough for a lot of people. we've heard a lot of the vaccine experts yesterday talk about maybe in september. well, ken fraser, the head of merck, has called that irresponsible. that is not what people should be talking about, because they're underestimating, in my opinion, this virus. we cannot underestimat

woman: and i contacted gregory to say, can i come out and get it because we don't have any of those specimensn the collection.. yep, thatat's xerotricha a ther. and who's this little guy? emily han: is that a cochlicella barbara? a really teeny, tininy one? vendetttti: yep, that's a juvenile. so, in fefebruary 1 of 2016, i came out here, the hans ininvited me, and we just did a little exploration of their backyard and collected xerotricha conspurcata, so, the species we're talking about, but then also o this other specicies cald cochlicella barbara, which also is a first record for los angeles county. and then now, almost two years later, i'm back asassessing are those species still here. and they are. we literally are collaborators. like, we have papers together with all of our names on it. so, those are things that-- that collaboration makes this specimen and citizen science and standing in this backyard a really meaningful thing. pauly: this one's gonna go right there. we have the specimens that you see behind me, and other specimens all throughout ththis institution. over 35 5 llion spece

joining us now, cnn political analyst david gregory and cnn political correspondent abby phillip. abby, i get so confused with this episode of "as the stomach turns." where are we? why do they now have a different message? do they trust dr. anthony fauci or do they not want to do that? >> well, the press secretary, kayleigh mcenany, has a different message, but several other white house officials are not necessarily following suit. i mean, look, the white house, it's not just the white house, i should say. first of all, it's a lot of people around the president, his supporters, who he communicates with regularly. he's aware of what they're saying, and they've been skeptical of dr. fauci for a long time. this is not a new phenomenon. what is new is that it's boiling out into the public sphere. regardless of what kayleigh said in that clip, reporters sitting in front of her in that room were on the receiving end of the opposition research. so, her denial that it doesn't exist does not change the fact that they were given it by white house officials who wanted to remain anonymous. i

joining us now is cnn political analyst, david gregory, and cnn political commentator, bakari sellers great to see both of you. bakari, president trump really -- what am i -- i didn't even talk about your book, "my vanishing country." there it was. >> apparently, the vanishing book. it just disappeared from the screen without alisyn even talking about it. >> why didn't i lead with that? bakari, are you surprised by how much president trump really likes those confederate statues? he really supports them and wants to protect them. here's a moment of his speech on fourth of july. >> we will never allow an angry mob to tear down our statues, erase our history, indoctrinate our children or trample on our freedoms. >> your thoughts, bakari? >> and david will have to chime in here, but when you're running for a second term, if the only thing you have in your cache of things to run on is keeping up monuments, them you're really not in a good position, at all. it's weird to me that the president of the united states always finds retfuge under the shadows of the confederacy. i don't completely

park police chief gregory moynihan.e's expected to testify today on his agency's role in clearing protesters in washington, d.c.'s lafayette square back in june for president trump's photo-op in front of st. johns church akru across the street from the white house. this is live coverage from c-span 3. >>> thank you very much. the committee of natural resources will come to order. the committee is meeting today to hear testimony on the unanswered questions about u.s. park police's june 1st attack on the peaceful protesters of lafayette square. under committee rule

soldado con registros dentales >>> pero jose, conozco a mÍ her >> otro caso sin resolver es el caso de gregory>> que me tengan un poquito de dolor porque yo estoy lo sintiendo por mÍ hijo en la familia de enrique se acaba la paciencia no duermen estÁn angustiado, claman justicia >>> ofrece 25.000 dÓlares para dar informaciÓn sobre el soldado su billetera y celular fueron encontrados en el campamento en donde desapareciÓ >>> edgar muÑoz, noticias telemundo >>> el familiares y lÍderes protestaron en los Ángeles demandando una investigaciÓn en el caso de andrÉs guardado el joven asesinado a tiros por un agente de los Ángeles el mes pasado segÚn 2 autopsias el joven de 18 aÑos recibiÓ 5 disparos en la espalda mientras de la organizaciÓn pro inmigrante se unieron al pedido de justicia >>> nosotros hemos estado llamando para una investigaciÓn desde que sucediÓ esto y aÚn no hemos tenido respuestas >>> mÁs que nada para ponerle la presiÓn y decirle queremos respuesta la familia la comunidad merece respuestas >>> segÚn la versiÓn de las auto ruidos guardado tenÍa un arma cuando recibiÓ esos disparos >

ups drive gregory watkins knows his route by heart. on the job in smithtown, new york, for 13 year.ce the pandemic started, the father of four going the extra mile and working longer hours. it did not go unnoticed. >> whoo! thank you, greg, thank you! >> his customers secretly coordinating a surprise. >> i looked, and i was just like, oh, my goodness, is this for me? >> a special delivery for the delivery man. >> and my smithtown family, i love you guys. >> it was american writer richard bach who said the bond that links your true family is not one of blood but of respect and joy in others' life. that's might line for this evening. you can see us right back here tomorrow night, same time. thanks for the company, america, goodnight. >> jimmy: hell loerks io, i'm j. this is the eighth night of angry protests around this country and around the world, including here in los angeles where people are fed up with the inequities and abuse. our president, if we can still even call him that seems to believe he is the warden over a prison break. he tweeted overwhelming force, domination, likewi

and united states gregory and being infrastructure war that it's created could lead to a flashpoint much here that i do think there is a risk that this period of intense emotional distrust between the 2 countries can crystallize into something more enduring. and that's. both societies but countries both governments in a sense both media communities will have to address. when beijing wants to take its message to the world it has a state funded in english language television news channel at its disposal c g t n broadcasting in more than 100 countries reaching 13000000 homes in the u.s. alone c.t.t. and stated aim is to bring the chinese perspective to global news but going global means that your journalism become subject to various local rules and regulations and early last year the american government compelled c.g. to register as a foreign agent in the us we're going to get the c.g. t.n. side of the story now from the so you way he actors the networks flagship talk show dialogue so it's based in beijing but he brings an interesting perspective to the coronavirus story he cut his teeth as