but by escalating his level of enforcement tactics in response to this active resistance, agent hale was successful in taking control of one of the demonstrators. a second suspect also becomes actively resistant, and charges the agent. after being pushed away, the subject becomes extremely belligerent. the agent continues to gain compliance, but to no avail. the suspect escalates the situation to the fourth level of the model by pulling a knife. recognizing the risk of bodily harm and that intermediate weapon, such as batons or chemical sprays are inappropriate due to the level of threat. our officers draw their weapons in response to the assault. the threat deescalate's quickly from here. our demonstrator quickly becomes compliant and our officers take control of the situation. or do they? remember, there are five tiers to the model. we have only witnessed for. orderly de-escalation up and down the tear is not always the way enforcement works out. we all know that situations can begin at any one of the levels of the model or move from one to the other in an instant. an officer must

has said he david hale will stress the urgent need for fundamental economic financial governance reform and an end to enjoying corruption it's the u.s. and its western allies can unlock the billions of dollars in money that lebanon needs to rebuild beirut but it's been make clear to them by david hale by emmanuel macron previously that unless they end the dominance of hezbollah in iran's cabinet that money is not going to be forthcoming it's why iraq is why going on the cabinet has been essentially isolated since the beginning of the year when it was sworn in iran of course has a great interest in keeping control here in lebanon through hezbollah and hezbollah has weapons u.s. has the money has ball has the current political control so now you'll see this talk of love the tug of war as the lebanese try to come up with some sort of cabinet that can get the money they need but iran will be putting on the pressure because it will not want to lose influence here how much support does have in lebanon it's federal election tomorrow and it was a lection. a normal one that doesn't have to take

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s wife and so there was a real family link between the hale's and martin luther king jr., reverend fail hail was the first minister brought martin luther king jr. to columbus. >> talk about the mom and so many of the players singler parent most of the mom and moms were all working but talk about the moms. >> almost to a person these mothers worked as maids for well-to-do white families. when i went to interview dwight lamarr was the athlete on the front of the book -- >> we like torie in this book so we will hold this up often. >> i asked him what his mom did for you know life and her work and he said, he said my mother had migraines every day, wil. she was a maid. and i said man, so she had to get on her hands and knees and work so that you could eat, right? he broke down. it was just so touching and that character on the front of the book, mr. lamarr, was in the 11th grade and got kicked off his desk will team by his white coach because he had a big afro. >> this is that a another high school, north high school. >> yes, so think colin kaepernick aside, afro, but his mother had come fr

heard the unofficial motto of the united states postal service, neither rain, nor snowe nor sleet nor hale shall keep the postmen from their local rounds. smoke can be added to the list as wildfires continue to burn. but there are concerns as mail carriers work up to 12 hours outside in a day. >> within an hour we can see an increase in ambulance calls for respiratory and cardiac problems. >> reporter: most mail trucks have a window that remains open for carriers to have easy access to mailboxes. the wife of a south bay postal worker wrote us to saying there are no indoor restaurants open where they can go to get releaf during a leverage period. our government is trying to protect fire firefighters but nobody is looking out for our postal workers. abc spoke to usps officials who said they received n 95 masks for all postal carriers who ask for them. another order has been placed. it is good news. >> they take pride in the job they do. they want to continue providing the best service: they can't the dmended enough for dealing with what they are dealing with right now. >> reporter: their hea

power right, and he famously tells ronald reagan, that this is someone we can do business with, mick halerbachev, the first soviet leader board after the october revolution. my cale gorbachev, sort of a social reformer, mikael gorbachev amounted comes in the power in the soviet union has dismal economic numbers, mass drunkenness problems, mass cultural social decline, afghanistan, the war and afghanistan raging which the americans are making extraordinarily difficult on the soviets. he has to do something about the condition of the soviet union. so his goal is to implement these policies of glass meals to try to emphasize more consumer goods over military spending. but in order to do that, he has to have an easing of tensions with the united states. he has to have an easing tensions with the united states. another thing pushing gorbachev in this direction is the price oil prices. they had they had rode the high of oil prices in the seventies, but oil prices a decline dramatically in the 19 eighties. reagan and gorbachev decide immediate george uneven 1985. like a tell my students not a gr

. >> hale is one of millions of americans part of a growing wave of evictions that experts warn is aboutng the most severe housing crisis our country has ever seen. approximately 30 million to 40 million children and adults are facing evictions right now. >> evictions can have far-reaching effects impacting beyond your address. >> it affects your credit, your ability to buy a home. it's linked to health ailments, including depression and traumatizing for children who are set back academically. >> for trish, time is ticking and the questions from daughter khaliah keep coming. >> one day she said mommy, is it going to take very long for you to get up on your feet? it was just, we made a joke of it and i explained hopefully not much longer. >> thanks to a gofundme, she's getting a little help from strangers. >> when they leave their message that, you know, you're a good mom, and you're doing your best right now, but it's going to get better, to know that i'm doing everything i can for my baby girl. >> and we'll be right back. you clean dishes as you cook, to save time and stay ahead of the

. >> reporter: more than half a more than hale in texas and louisiana are being ordered to evacuate. space is limited, and evacuations are more complicated with covid-19. >> remember, just because a hurricane is coming to texas, does not mean that covid-19 either has or is going to leave texas. >> o'donnell: experts predict hurricane laura's winds could mimic what we saw with hurricanes ike and rita. right now, officials are warning people that this area will take a direct hit and they should be that tg for the worst. norah. the donnell: mireya villarreal, thank you. now let's get the latest storm track from cbs' lonnie quinn. lonnie. >> reporter: well, norah, the latest from the national hurricane center has us with an 80-mile-per-hour category 1 hurricane. it's right now about 100 miles or so from galveston, texas. but take a look at where this is going. it's a category 1 with nothing but open water in front of it. norah, that water is so warm, it's going to get stronger with each passing hour. we think it's going to make landfall as a major hurricane, a category 3, winds 115 miles

speaking in wilmington, delaware, they criticized president trump's haling of the pandemic, which hasimed 166,000 lives in the u.s. joining meo discuss this is the former advisor to george w. bush, and a bbc analyst. ron, thank you for joining me. clearly, they decided the pandemic i gng to be their main campaign stump. to this?ld the president respond what is the best strategy here? ron: good evening, jane. i think with the president has to do is lay out a very clear administration has done, what they intend to do to combat the pandemic. veral mingling -- of a million americans hawi been infected it, we have how well over 100,000 people who have died from it. d the democrats want to run a campaign and say the preside is culpable for this, he needs to show the american people why his vision to reduce the number of deaths i the right way to go. jane: the response so far has been to accuse harris as being part of the radical left. how might this work? how will that went over the voters, who -- win over the voters, who were clearly worried about the virus and the economy? ron: i do not b

international partners will respond to systemic reforms a sustained financial support of course mr hale forgot to mention that u.s. sanctions are what many to believe the key cause of lebanon's economic woes but there is always someone who remembers. you have seen some countries hypocritically trying to portray themselves as defenders of the lebanese people and expressing sympathy for the lebanese people if they are honest they should remove the sanctions that they recently passed against the lebanese government nation and people and stop this hypocrisy and iran definitely knows how that feels that 1st donald trump said he'd be willing to give coronavirus aid to iran if it asked for it than when the country needed a 5 $1000000000.00 loan from the i.m.f. to deal with the pandemic washington protested for some reason even the united nations called on the u.s. to lift its sanctions against the country only to get a big fat no from pompei oh i've heard people talking about sanctions there know that the world should know there are no sanctions that prevent a humanitarian assistance medical s

her husband, hale bogs had represented a new orleans district for almost three decades. he'd risen to become a majority leader in the house and many people expected him to become speaker of the house. and in october of 1972 during a campaign trip to alaska his aircraft disappeared and he was presumed dead. the seat was later vacated. and linda baugz was prevailed to onto run for the seat. well, she had for years been her husband's eyes and ears in the district. she ran his campaigns back home particularly as he moved up the leadership ladder in the house, and she knew his office and his agenda intimately. and she came into congress, and it was unlike the shirley ch chisholm, there's a great story she has of getting an assignment, there was a bill before the banking and currency committee that would provide equal access to credit. when the bill was being marked up in committee the draft came around and she looked at it and it said equal access to credit without racial, age, veteran status discrimination, but it said nothing about sex or marital status, and she had just be

landing doctors say they are working to save his life also coming up the opposition and bella bruce hales and.

undersecretary d hale has come from washington to look at how to get lebanon back on its feet. and ours after landing, it's not the government he's meetinwith. >> we don't have any government, the government doesn't care, it's us. we're here for each other. ( applause ) >> that's why this is my first stop, for that very reason. >> reporter: the operation, dubbed "min taht il rudm," from beneath the rubble, is a tall order, and these young people may end up over-promising. while international aid organizations may be unwield and have to work aroundca policoncerns, they have experience managing big sums of money and mechanisms to gehard cash into the y quickly. these volunteers say foreign governments and n.g.o.s should be working with them. >> this is the first twe see these people comg and checking on organizations and walking around with people, meeting with the people, usually they only meet with the government. so maybe this wille. >> reporter: like many international donors the united states has takend li on aid to lebanon, saying they won't let any money fall into corrupt

his father, of course, stormed san juan hale in 1888 during the spanish american war. a few years later, theodore roosevelt expected all of his sons to serve in world war i. theodore roosevelt said of his sons, i will look upon them with shame if they don't serve in the same way i would look upon my daughters with shame if they did not have children. junior really lift up to those expectations. he served in world war i. he was, in fact, a political rival with carson franklin roosevelt during the great depression. when world war ii started, the two cousins put their differences aside. theodore junior wanted to get into the military once again. initially, he served as a commander in the first infantry division. he served in the big red one which was one of the first battle tested divisions to go into normandy. however, roosevelt did not gain a lot of a claim or trust in the eyes of omar bradley or georgia paton. theodore roosevelt junior had a very laid back command persona. that was not up to snuff with somebody who is as polished as george paton was. omar bradley thoug

landing doctors say they are working to save his life also coming up the opposition and bella bruce hales and even just fishing to protect the results of this month's election of president bush though didn't his heels german chancellor angela merkel says the vote was neither free nor fair plus as coronavirus cases fight the process europe germany records its highest number of mutant factions in the mobs are fresh restrictions on public life on the way. and democrats come along harris makes history as the 1st woman of color on a major party ticket. i except your nomination for vice president of the united states of america. together with joe biden harris now has to convince americans that they can heal a country trapped by the pandemic and deeply divided over the politics of donald trump. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program russian opposite. the leader alexina vali is hospitalized unconscious and on a respirator at this moment after a suspected poisoning the volga he was on a flight from siberia to moscow when he lost consciousness his press secretary said something had probably been ad

you can't learn how to receive love 2 give love that those yes your brothers care most of the bond hale as those who suffer from the incapacity. and death of marching understood i come from an equal black. of 400 years in the united states but dishing out so much love john coltrane's tony martin be love it martin luther king love who are just to be one to love and in need of love we have got rich oh yes we all got to be frank he loves life the whole lives with us hopefully available you are on your website i didn't even get out of here no you know the people that have listened to coltrane the people that have read these works many of them are in the d.n.c. we know from wiki leaks how they tried to destroy bernie sanders campaign in 2016 and they didn't feel they didn't feel what they were doing was anything to do with fascism they thought it was to do with stopping fascism so they say i don't honestly this is right around this time because they try to sound as being the candidate what do you how do you characterize the d.n.c. has as a system in your politics what i mean it is in more tr

her husband hale boggs had represented a new orleans center district for almost three decades.d risen to become the majority leader in the house. and many people expected him to become speaker of the house. and in october, 1972, during a campaign trip to alaska, his aircraft disappeared and he was presumed dead. the seat was later vacated. and lindy boggs was prevailed on to run for the seat. she had for years been her husband's eyes and years in the district. she ran his campaign's back home, particularly as he moved up the leadership ladder in the house. and she knew his office and his agenda intimately. he came into congress, and it was unlike the shirley chisolms or bella abzugs, she was quiet. she had a quiet determination to push women's rights along. there's a great story in her memoirs about getting an assignment to the banking and currency committee. there was a bill before the ranking and currency committee that would provide equal access to credit. when the bill was being marked up in committee, the draft came around and she looked at it and it said, "equal access to

. >> reporter: lynette hale is one of them, packing up her colorado home where she ran a day care.t's the first of the month, and with no kids coming in, she can't make the rent. what are you going to do? >> i don't know. >> reporter: do you have a place to go? >> no. i am looking at a one-bedroom apartment. but still, i have to have money to pay the rent. >> reporter: more congressional meetings are expected tomorrow, but even if congress comes to an couldons of e some time soon, americans had already been relying on. tom? >> andrew dymburt with some painful realities for so many out there. andrew, thank you. >>> next, new evacuations in southern california tonight as a wildfire burns across some 2,000 acres. the so-called apple fire breaking out yesterday afternoon, exploding overnight. tonight, hundreds of people have been forced from their homes. here's abc's zohreen shah. >> reporter: tonight hundreds of firefighters battling a massive inferno that exploded in size. in just hours, what started as as multiple small brush fires is now out of control, covering nearly 2,000 acres

hale on? >> time is stopped. >> thank you. >> okay. i see him here. he is sharing the document, i believe. mr. hale? >> okay. are you there? >> yes. can you speak louder please? >> how is this? >> better. >> okay. so what we are looking at here is the overall grading plan for the phase two development with wisconsin street on the left and connecticut street on the right. 25th street at the top of the page and 26th street at the bottom of the page. a new treat which will be a portion of arkansas street to be constructed with the project. we have ie lighted the trees in -- we have highlighted the trees in green with the labels and i have gone through and done blowups of each area. so tree number one is a tree that unfortunately was inadvertently removed. there was a little bit of a mix up in communication and the contractor was a little overzealous, but i wanted to show this tree to show that even had it not been erroneously taken out early, it would still in conflict with what the grading for the sidewalk and the construction of the new building. tree

protection should we dig up against the persons who are violating the human rights op anybody for so hale and many kashmiris like him the sense of isolation from the outside world and the struggle for their rights gets harder by the day strafford al-jazeera. now in a moment we'll speak to come all standing by for us in about but 1st let's go to new delhi and talk to elizabeth around and listen so there's already a lockdown in place there so what do you like to see happen in indian administered kashmir today could we perhaps even see protests. good morning protests a very unlikely given the indian government announced late on monday night that it was putting the region under curfew on tuesday and wednesday because it said that it had information that what it called separatist and pakistan sponsored groups calling for a black day what it called a black day on the 5th that it couldn't rule out a protest so the possibility of violent protests that might endanger public life and safety that it also couldn't that any mass gatherings would be detrimental to its efforts to contain the spread of t

fiona hale. all that crowd who kind of came out of the woodwork during the trump yes it will quite frightening in the kind of pathological view of the well they have they will be in charge and you know this is a real serious threat to democracy i mean what is the proper having elections if the people who are running the country i don't think to do with any of these elections and they don't run on anything you know they did that's a perfect good point because it just shows you know they continue divorce between foreign policy issues and the democratic process ok you know one of the things i find really disturbing is that in the last 3 and a half years troops foreign policy is been over the place i think that's a fair assessment i think the fact that it's been all over the place has actually created debate now mostly against him from the interagency consensus but in a bite in ministration we won't even have that debate will insist be is it for him . all see just this is completely separated off int

official david hale said f.b.i. agents would be arriving in the city shortly to aid in the investigation or than 200 people were killed and thousands more injured when nearly 300-3000 tons of ammonium nitrate stored in a warehouse exploded we can never go back to an era in which anything goes out of court or the borders of lebanon. had to contribute to the situation and i think it's very important a lot of these are people who are not permanent how best to do that for them but every state every sovereign state controller's its its ports and its borders thoroughly and i magine that all of the news would like to return to that and not have the not anything goes atmosphere that we've seen in recent years. long awaited talks between afghanistan's government and the taliban a-g. to start on sunday but they've been delayed government officials have confirmed it's because 1000 taliban prisoners have not been released last week president musharraf's gone he agreed to free 400 so-called hard core presidents as they described

protest in the years now they're demanding a new election and an amended constitution and as wayne hale reports from bangkok some times are touching a sensitive subject with calls for reform of the monarchy. in big numbers they came to the center of bangkok to escalate their call for change protesters gathered around democracy monument a symbol of what they say thailand doesn't have. i can't pick the fact that the government is so corrupt it's been in power for far too long and things aren't getting any better. after weeks of peaceful protests led mainly by students this was by far the largest and most diverse attracting thais from different sectors of society including other groups who staged mass rallies in the past. that well i'm glad more people have come out today the pair of young people and students alone can't force change we need everyone to work together. the protesters say thailand's entire political system needs to change including the monarchy it's a dangerous and sensitive issue to take on because the royal family is protected by strict laws designed to prevent criticism.