hansen binion's in oregon normally the picturesque source of some of the best wines in the u.s. but the constant pall of smoke is threatening least year's harvest. this is probably on with. i'm going to try making some way. i'm skeptical at this point that it's going to get to bottom. the just the density of the smoke that we've had these past 2 weeks has been astonishing. the smoke doesn't just deposit particles on the grapes it seeps into them as well it can't simply be washed off your resulting wines can taste and smell overly ashy or smoky and obviously that's a character most people want to know one. definitely not which leaves vintner jason hansen despondent 90 some percent of all. american wine. gosh that's crazy. but it's probably even crazier that this is on top of pandemic can you know our tasting rooms were closed for a few months this year that didn't help. so. you know who knows a lot of growers here sell the grapes to one producers but they can't be sure they should even risk processing the grapes at all it could leave them sitting on a year's worth of bad wine so

and like some of the earlier women here, like julia butler hansen, she has got a lot of experience.s a lawyer, she serves as a judge in michigan. and she is elected to the house in 1954 and she comes in in 1955. and she, too, very quickly moves into positions of influence. she is the first woman after a number of women in congress had campaigned with the speaker to get a seat on the very exclusive ways and means committee, the tax committee. and from that position, she really weighs in on a lot of the issues affecting women monetarily, but she is probably best known as the mother of the equal rights amendment. every year, she reintroduced the equal rights amendment, which has a history in congress going back to 1923. and the bill was just stuck in the judiciary committee and it never came out. she was a lawyer by training. she was very critical of the supreme court. she did not think the supreme court was ever going to decide a case that would make women truly equal with men. and so she got behind equal rights amendment. she gets it out of the judiciary committee with the discharge

much,ne: thank you very chrisophe hansen.ned about what is going on in trade with the u.s. and china. technology shares are sliding. president trump stoking these tensions with china, but we also have virus cases across germany and the u.k. continuing to rise. treasury yields are following that are falling. "bloomberg surveillance" continues in the next hour. tom keene joins me from new york. we will be talking about brexit and we will be talking about pound. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: social distancing. president trump vows to further disentangle the u.s. from china. he also suggests heavy taxes for american companies that create jobs overseas. pound pain. sterling slides as boris johnson says he is prepared to walk away from the e.u. without a brexit deal. the u.k.'s chief brexit negotiator calls for realism from brussels ahead of today's trade talks. and angela merkel considers taking action against nord stream 2 after the poisoning of putin critic alexei navalny. while speaking exclusively to bloomberg, poland's prime

and joining us tonight is jim hansen, former u.s.ial forces president of the securities studies group on national security and foreign policy think tank . he has a new book, the myth of white fertility and we encourage you to take a look and to buy jensen book. and recommended highly. jim, good to have you with us. let's start with in this moment. white fertility. it's an interesting concept. i just refer sometimes to buttercups and daffodils and it's much more gentle. i salute you for being so high-minded. where did you get the title. jim: one of the top books that the left is using to push their agenda is called white privilege on steroids. and it literally pushes the idea that america is a white supremacist nation and that all white people are racist. and this when president trump this last week band of training based on that book and others that claimed those things. he did this all service because of covid-19 was being used forces crazy ideas . as i wrote this book to help regular americans pushback because lou, this is not just

what's going on, hansen asked, we got to get out of here. a firefighter brought him to the window and said, i don't think we can get out. we got to try to get out of here, hansen said, we got to go. he headed back for the stairs, calling out that people had to leave. they were moving far too slowly, he thought, they could not have heard the same urgent orders. around that same time, another group had already reach the 19th floor. three new york state officers. they had run into the building to help, we met them earlier in the book and they were coming down from the 51st floor. they had run across some police officers who had passed the word to them. they had stopped on the 19th floor on the way up and met with an assembly of firefighters. now on their way down, they again stepped out of the staircase and into the corridor. they could scarcely believe their eyes. the 19 th floor was just as full as it had been when they came up, still packed with firefighters. from end-to-end in the hallway, it would be tough to find a place to squeeze in alo

hansen? >> chairman tell us, ranking member coons, and members of the subcommittee, first i like to thank you for your marks at the beginning regarding what happened to george floyd and the situation that has affected us all across our country for the last week or so. it's been a sad weekend. i am glad to hear that other parts of the congress are, right now, focused on that. for today i want to thank you for the opportunity given to me to share my thoughts about how the dmca notice and takedown system works. for research libraries and four universities, my testimony is largely about my experience at duke university but it's also reflective of many other libraries like ours and like our university across united states. that includes members of the association of research library, association of college and research libraries, american library association and the american association of law libraries. i mentioned those organization specifically because they ask that i also present this testimon

definitely not which leaves of in an adjacent hansen despondent 90 percent of all. american wine. gosh that's crazy. but it's probably even crazier that this is on top of pandemic can you know our tasting rooms were closed for a few months this year that didn't help. so. you know who now has a lot of growers here sell their grapes to one producers but they can't be sure they should even risk processing the grapes at all it could leave them sitting on a year's worth of bad wine so even good grapes might not find buyers i think these wildfires are likely are going to be without question the single worst disaster the wine grape growing community has ever faced joe it's going to be a real struggle for many people to make it through this year for years hard work going to waste for many here like a task for a fee that could see several growers and producers go out of business now to some of the other global business stories making news. intel says it's been given the green light to continue supplying certain products to while away the news comes after the us introduced new export contro

president of security jim hansen joins me to explain, hunter is not running for president, why do youat leap? >> i didn't make the leap. hunter made the leap onto air force 2 with joe biden on a couple dozen trips where he was like they said hoovering up cash from foreign governments what, he cashed in ukraine, china and russia which might be the only place they found any actual russia collusion going on and joe biden knew that was going on and so did other members of the obama administration but just didn't seem to care and that is direct evidence, while not criminal in nature joe does not have the judgment to be president of the united states. >> getting to the fact of the matter we know what happened. it is out there in this report but what i don't understand is why did it happen? why wasn't it just like here is the meal, this is $4 million. i don't know anybody who gives another person $4 million just because. can you give us more information as to why? >> the why is patently obvious to everybody overseas and anybody in the united states who's not pretending this didn't happen. th

ok hansen despite those objections from the a.f.p. the interior minister did announce earlier that germany will take in some of the 400 miners who have already been moved to mainland greece human rights organizations say that is not enough what are germany's options well what's at issue here is the question of whether shermie should bring in refugee is on its own or whether it should be done within the european union framework the interior minister is saying it should be done only within this european union framework that includes these $400.00 miners that we are talking about whereas there are very very large sections of german society more than 100 minutes a product of several of the german federal states and including several dozen members of the conservative coalition government. members of parliament from the conservative coalition who are saying we need to bring in this crisis situation we need to bring in people immediately we need to not take any regard of european plans european. how should i say reticence germany should lead

stephan hansen a steph curry and the golden state warriors did not make it.'s a new role for stephan hans he discussed it all with us. >> this is what the nba used to look like. but this year, things are different. >> hit for alan. >> this year's playoffs are being held until an empty rp in orlando, florida. and last week all 13 teams staged a walk out to protest the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha, wisconsin. during all this, one of the league's biggest stars, steph curry, has been sliend. that's because his team, the golden state warriors, did not make it to the playoffs for the first time in five years. >> i've never had this much time with my eight, five, and two-year-old. >> he's been quarantining at home in san francisco with his wife and their two daughters and toddler son. >> he's in tears because he is -- >> what's up, brother. >> we spoke to curry two weeks ago with the author wes moore. he brought looping his six-year-old son. >> you don't have to be shy, it's ok. i'm good. i appreciate you rocking with me and supporting me, man, that mea

so, hansen becomes -- or hans becomes hansen, right? so, we distance ourselves from german culture. we hide those german songs that we sing in the home or at school. many schools have, again, a public performance of getting rid of de-germification of their lives in their schools. children are asked to do -- this is probably one of my favorite pictures -- the peach pit campaign. children all around america are given yet again a way they can do their part. that is they are to go around collecting peach pits by the barrels. and it says, reduce the peach pits. grind them into a charcoal powder, which could then be used in gas masks to filter the poison. so, children and women, who before had been a problem in the so that was going to do the job. but again, give children a job of collecting something and they'll throw themselves into the job. so, this, for me is a great image of how american -- not americans, everyone else saw the americans as having two faced, having two sides. on the one hand they're all for peace on earth but they would sell pedal and ammunition, et cetera. so, back t

in 2008 he worked for the mantra that hansen foundation the german conservation group . one time he got turkish pop singer tacan to visit his son cave and draw attention to the town's plight he also organized a number of other protest initiatives. german green party politicians is dimia and inflate also for to save this unique cultural landscape there were repeated rallies and protests against the down 2018 the police used water cannons to break up one of the last launch protests and made me murderous arrests. last spring hassan case downfall was drawing visitors residents from the surrounding region came to the town at the weekends to see the rising water level by mid march when the spring was just beginning the waters had risen considerably the impounded river was barely flowing anymore causing garbage and greed to build up. the bridge that link test case with the dwellings on the other side of the tigris was already submerged. just. in. a television broadcast from northern iraq reported live from the scene. one resident told the reporter how he was born in one of the

in 2008 he worked for the mantra that hansen foundation the german conservation great . one time he got turkish pop singer to a con to visit husain cave and draw attention to the town's plight he also organized a number of other. test initiatives. german green party politicians chambres dimia and inflate also for to safe this unique cultural landscape they were repeated rallies and protests against the dam in 2018 the police used water cannons to break up one of the last large protests and made me morris arrests. last spring her son case downfall was drawing visitors residents from the surrounding region came to the town at the weekends to see the rising water level by mid march when the spring was just beginning the waters had risen considerably they impounded river was barely flowing anymore causing garbage and greed to build up. the bridge that link test case with the dwellings on the other side of the tigris was already submerged. just. in. a television broadcast of from northern iraq reported live from the saying. one resident told the reporter how he was born in on

misty hansen, saying the closures have been devastating. >> if a business can follow specific safetyrotocols and keep everybody safe, then they should absolutely be able to operate. >> now that we know that the police department gyms have been open this entire time, there is no reason that they should delay letting gyms reopen indoors and limiting capacity with full covid-19 safety protocols. >> reporting for ktvu fox2 news point >>> time now is 4:39. the search for oakland's next police chief continues. embracing guardianship rather than a warrior mindset, promoting de-escalation and disengagement tactics, eradicate the department's role in racial profiling, implicit by its and structural racism. the head of the police commission says oakland deserves someone who meets those standards and can answer to the commission, public, and federal monitor, overseeing police department reforms. >> i absolutely believe that a person is out there. but it's not enough to say i am a transformer. your actions have two actually say it for you. >> the oakland police commission will choose four finali

my name is bill hansen and it's an honor to be with you today. i'm president and ceo of the education network and it's a great honor to be here. i think i had one of the unique opportunities to serve as a political appointee for all eight years of president lincoln at the department of education and i was a very young man at the time, but really was very much in the cycle of president reagan and i just loved the fact he was a governor and brought that mantle of governorship into his role as president. i also had the blessing to be the head of the transition team on the way out in 1992, and the transition team on the way in in 2000 before and after president clinton, also a former governor served and help the transition team for president bush in 2000. and again another governor. it was great to see these three education governors really make a difference in their national leadership as president of the united states. and so really in that vein it's an honor to be here today with governor hogan and to help facilitate the first conversation with th

post 2008 infrastructural incapacitation after the bank bailout well 1918 example in ologies series hansen way but in 189090 new jersey people new world died of insolence and more than 20 orian died in india and in western india there's a result the food elite grain pick term and other policies that exported massive amounts. in ingrained just feed the indian armies in the field through war. it was dissociated so food prices rose. and india the same time there was a drought and bad cholera epidemic soup had this huge population. who are people with compromised immune systems and i am bargain that in fact today we have to recognize its immunological standpoint well nearly to humanity's in new u.k. the united states maybe a 5th of the art below should. is immunologically compromised it's not just because cancers and diseases but also because of malnutrition co-exists seen sections like hiv but in poor countries in sub-saharan africa and south asia and many parts of merican. the majority of the population is 75 percent. is in this position be kinda ripped through. and demi i should say and the

thing that would stop predatory lending now is to launch a reboot of to catch a predator where chris hansen tells you ever proved you for a high interest loan you can't repay to. perhaps no one needs that reboot that happened more than citizens who identify as hispanic or latino people who've been disproportionately victimized by job loss home loss covert 19 infection and politicians trying to speak their language for a mosque infamously on yom my dress on seo does it. in a graphic as planned. with that would be happy to take some questions yeah actually i'd like to know which knives he used to butcher that but there was wonder who purposely marketed itself as one that understood the needs of that community more than any other a lender known as opportunity which operates in 12 states including california and texas and among the ny largest counties in texas alone opportune has sued borrowers after they fell behind on their payments more than 40 $7000.00 times from may 26 team through july of this year that's 30 lawsuits per day on average 30 lawsuits a day from $26.00 team through now seems

definitely not which leaves of in an adjacent hansen despondent 90 some percent of all. american wine. gosh that's crazy. but it's probably even crazier that this is on top of the pandemic can you know our tasting rooms were closed for a few months this year that didn't help. so. you know who house a lot of growers here sell their grapes to one producers but they can't be sure they should even risk processing the grapes at all it could leave them sitting on a year's worth of bad wine so even good grapes might not find buyers i think these wildfires are likely are going to be without question the single worst disaster the wine grape growing community has ever faced. oh it's going to be a real struggle for many people to make it through this year for years hard work gone to waste for many here a catastrophe it could see several growers and producers go out of business. and for consumers it could be a year at it well that's a business update here on the dell the you from meat on the team as always thanks for giving us company. combating the corona pandemic. where does resea

at the danish food trade union and we meet jim hansen. he used to work as a meat cutter himself. we asked him how many contract workers there are in the danish meat industry. why not. because they have to be employed according to collective agreement they have to be hired by the employer and they have to work for the agreed wages that's the big danish small business almost all employees are directly employed by the company. wages are also much higher. german meat cutters generally only get the statutory minimum wage of 9 year olds $35.00 an hour. danish employees receive a standard wage of $27.00 euro zone on average almost 3 times as much i mean surely no one can afford danish meat at those rates then maybe 2 or 3 percent of the cost of a cutlet will be labor costs it might be 2 percent in germany and 3 percent in denmark and no more so the wage competition is only to make profit you can make more profit in germany think you can a denmark. says danish meat companies also try to push down wages but here almost all employees are in the union that unity makes the workforce strong w

bacteria found in the water is to blame for the mysterious deaths of at least 1330 elephants hundreds hansen's following that story from harare in zimbabwe . the elephants in botswana were found in the delta which is a popular tourist area but swan is home to one of the largest herds of elephants in southern africa during the dry season these animals moved from country to country in the region looking for water and officials in zimbabwe saying that they're seeing something similar in the past few weeks and months dozens of elephants have died mysteriously and if this is the scene samples to south africa and the united kingdom for tests a missile waiting for results of those tests are because the cause of 1000 national parks in zimbabwe has been closed for months rangers have been told to go home which meant that a lot of patrols in the parks were not able to be done so officials can actually assess how many elephants that actually been affected poxon ari opened if which is the hoping to restart those patrols and possibly even use drones in zimbabwe practically every year elephants die but many

can call anything aggravated rioting you look really angry while he was running down the street it hansen's the fine for obstructing emergency vehicles from accessing highways and requires a court to order arrested. for damages of state and property that's like a new tax i've noticed no i don't want to make the protesters pay for whatever happens if it's convenient and problematic because we were talking about this earlier i went to a college town was a member of a sorority for attorneys the crazy things on campus all the time and off tennessee titans should the tennessee titans go to the super bowl or get close to it people would lose people would riot people would act crazy and none of this goes into play when it is any type of action that does not involve minorities in my freshman is that we keep seeing all these laws enacted specifically because president trump has gone out on this law and order ledge to basically punish people who he deems as not worthy of protesting or people who are using their voices in a way that he does not like that's so true and it's now it's like ok 1st let's y

my name is bill hansen and it's an honor to be with you today. i'm president and ceo of the education network and it's a great honor to be here. i think i had one of the unique opportunities to serve as a political appointee for all eight years of president lincoln at the department of education and i was a very young man at the time, but really was very much in the cycle of president reagan and i

joining me now, victor davis hansen, senior fellow from the hoover institution. victor, the democrats' plan is obvious at this point. dish out as much punishment before the november election, try to stop any economic recovery and frighten people to somehow voting for joe biden. thoughts? >> yeah, i think he's holding the country hostage but in a strange way he's being held hostage. that screen image that we see when he does these remote zoom or skype messaging is like a false illusion. we get glimpses of that when he says bring the teleprompter closer or the reflection shows there's a teleprompter that we're not seeing or his campaign director is not denying that he's using a teleprompter or the messages are preselected or journalists will go off script. so we know that they made a calculated decision that the risk of running a virtual campaigned is not as great as letting him be out and be a regular candidate, which he can say anything any time that might risk the entire campaign. he's also being held hostage by -- he can't deplore the police violence. he can't

at the danish food trade union and we meet jim hansen. he used to work as a meat cutter himself. we asked him how many contract workers there are in the danish meat industry. why not. because they have to be employed according to collective agreement they have to be hired by the employer and they have to work for the agreed wage. that's the big danish. almost all employees are directly employed by the company. wages are also much higher. german meat cutters generally only get the statutory minimum wage of 9 euro is $35.00 an hour. danish employees receive a standard wage of $27.00 euro is on average almost 3 times as much i mean surely no one can afford danish meat at those rates then maybe 2 or 3 percent of the cost of a cutlet will be labor costs it might be 2 percent in germany and 3 percent in denmark no more so the wage competition is only to make profit you can make more profit in germany then you can a denmark. says danish meat companies also try to push down wages but here almost all employees are in the union that unity makes the workforce strong when companies don't wan

missy hansen co-owner of studio mix say this is been devastating.lice can operate gyms, businesses can also. >> if businesses can follow safety protocols and keep everyone safe, they should absolutely be able to operate. >> now we know the police department gyms have been open this entire time, there is no reason they should delay letting gyms reopen indoors at limited capacity with full covid safety protocols. >>> many people are excited to go back to the movies indoors. yesterday, regal cinemas welcomed moviegoers once again. the chain has more than 500 theaters across the country and in 12 cities. three of those in northern california are located in el dorado. and toile me counties. for these theaters is the first time doors are open to visitors and more than 5 1/2 months. some of the face safety measures required guests to wear masks. of the auditorium capacity has been reduced by 50%. two empty seats are required be taking between groups. and limited to your household residents. >>> they will hold people accountable for the profile poisoning. m

tomorrow we will be joined by devin nunes and davis hansen, we hope you will be with us as well.onight, president trump's debate performance scoring big among voters, the term ca campaign advisor jason miller joins us right after these quick messages. stay with us. ♪ [ thunder rumbles ] [ engine rumbling ] [ beeping ] [ engine revs ] uh, you know there's a 30-minute limit, right? tell that to the rain. [ beeping ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. >> i'm not going to answer the question. >> why would you not answer that question. >> the question is. >> the radical left. >> would you shut up man. >> who is on your list joe. >> gentlemen. >> will he just be quiet for minutes hard to get any word in with this clown. that was a productive segment wasn't it. >> keep yapping man. lou: turning to the violence and chaos in democrat run cities over the past few months, president trump last night and that debate slammed joe biden in the radical dem party for failing to stop it. >> you cannot say the word law enforcement because if you say those words you will lose all o

todd: jim hansen joins us, to view china as an opponent. >> the president says you've been too cozy with>> i'm not the guy, we have a larger trade deficit with china then we are had with china -- a serious competitor. todd: the president said things like a biden victory means china will become the dominant power in the world. do you agree with the president? >> i agree with the president completely and joe biden has a long track record of misreading the danger china proposes. the idea he refused to call them an opponent calling them just a competitor when he made a point of saying russia was an opponent shows complete misunderstanding, china during the obama biden administration gained much of the power, and currency manipulation will be disadvantageous and gain strength around the world where obama and biden have transnational gains. he is not credible, to do the right thing for the united states as regards to china. sean: a resurfaced clip of john kerry saying this. >> there will be no advanced and separate peace with the arab world without the palestinian process and palestinian peace

breaking down her accomplishments, presidential historian james hansen cook, thank you for being herere are so many accomplishments to point out and we can bring some of them on screen as you are talking but you know all of this started when she was a young girl at 13 years old when she wrote an essay. tell me about that. >> reporter: i was struck in her autobiography by an essay, she's 13 years old, a jewish young teenager reflecting on the holocaust and she doesn't want america to ever be at ease when it comes to the issue of prejudice and she wants america to be on guard and she believes the world could be a happy place for men and she would later and women, create strong bonds that could not be broken by prejudice. how her whole life was fighting prejudice and as a young woman, one of nine women, when she was 23 years old and at age 30, law professor but she couldn't get a job at a law firm. at age 38, before the supreme court she is a member of the supreme court. jillian: how should we remember her? >> we should remember her as a woman who lived her life looking for ways to fight

is get a complete game out of antonio's on the teller who had great defense behind him as garrett hansene bat of jonathan hines. is justin have enough going offensively. only six hit and it seems like they have cooled off, they have. they lost four out of their last six. they play a game tomorrow in colorado before they take on the giants over the weekend. >>> you know how well the bubble has worked for other sports like hockey in the nba and mls. well, major league baseball taking a page out of that book. they are sitting there plantz straight for the postseason as they develop those kind of things the squad did. go with the neutral sites and here is the board. in fact, they might have fans in the stands come october. forget the home-field advantage, the nl division series will take place at arlington's globe life stadium, the home of the rangers. the a lds will be either in san diego or the dodgers stadium. the and lcs in texas in the world series in arlington, texas no matter what. so no team will play a home game after the first round of the playoffs. it looks like we will actually h

workers at the lolly hansen senior center in tracy of had to adapt since closing down to the public in march because of the pandemic now instead of packing up maybe 30 miles a week with the help of the tracer bus service the center serves 270 seniors across the city to me that meant so much because especially money wife. >>i'm we can to save some money because those males a good meal. you know they give us plenty of 10 best doubles in protein and everything before the virus are selling a lot of those was a regular at the center now to just one of many who miss it like a great part of our day where we meet with other seniors and now. >>you know we get to play bingo we get to have lunch with the cap interact with people her age she says it's been hard to adjust without it. >>this as staff at the center have made the transition easier workers call at least 25 seniors a week just to check and we've done about 1000 wellness calls throughout this process in just that check in with them makes them reassured that we are available to them tracy's recreation program manager and jolene how corral

definitely not which leaves of in an adjacent hansen despondent 90 some percent of all. american wine. gosh that's crazy. but it's probably even crazier that this is on top of pandemic can you know our tasting rooms were closed for a few months this year that didn't help. so. you know who knows a lot of growers here sell their grapes to one producers but they can't be sure they should even risk processing the grapes at all it could leave them sitting on a year's worth of bad wine so even good grapes might not find buyers i think these wildfires are likely are going to be without question the those single worst disaster the wine grape growing community has ever faced joe it's going to be a real struggle for many people to make it through this year 3 years hard work going to waste for many here a catastrophe that could see several grows and producers go out of business. now to some of the other global business stories making news. intel says it's being given the green light to continue supplying certain products to huawei the news comes after the us introduced new export c

national republican lawmaker association harmeet dhillon and trial attorney heather hansen.et, let me begin with you, just asking about judge barrett's qualifications. seems to me there is no way anyone can dispute she is qualified for this job? >> that's correct. with the exception of a few ill-informed blue check journalists over across the political spectrum seems to focus on timing, not indeed her qualifications. when she elevated to the 7th circuit, she got bipartisan support from the senate. i think she is highly equaled and eminently suited to be seated. charles: heather, i hear a lot of talk, rather, about a harsh hearing here ahead of her, you know, this confirmation period but beyond the legal opinions and the ideas, how would that sort of approach violate to calls ginsburg which by the way was adopted by senator biden. >> so senator biden put into a rule already part of the cannons of ethics that you can't ask a judge about their personal opinions or their opinions about something that kay come before them. you've seen all of our judges avoid those types of questi

james hansen and the united nations intergovernmental panel on climate change. texas has issusued disaster declarations in over two dozen counties andnd louisiana has declared a state of f emergencys tropical storm beta made landfall late monday, causing flooding along the coastline and washing away a galveston, texas, pier. the atlantic's record-breaking hurricane season this year marks just the second time in history meteorologists have had to start naming storms using the greek alphabet after exhausting possible names from letters a to w. in california, two kumeyaay land defenders were arrested tuesday -- on monday as the community engages in an ongoing protest against trump's border wall on sacred land. the kumeyaay land defenders and allies have peacefully camped and held prayer ceremonies along the wall construction's route in the san diego area for several weeks, successfully blocking the construction of nearly a mile of the border wall. the bureau of land management yesterday presented an order to evict the camp, threatening protesters with arrest if the

misty hansen, cohen owner of studio mix says that the mandatory closures were devastating.f police can operate gyms, then businesses should be able to as well. >> if a business can follow safety protocols and keep everybody safe, they should absolutely be able to operate. >> now that we know the police department gyms have been open this entire time, there is no reason they should delay letting gyms reopen indoors, limiting capacity with full covid-19 safety protocols. >> reporter: jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> supervisor aaron peskin says that he wants answers from muni after learning the system will be off-line for the rest of the year. this will allow workers to fix overhead wires, a job that muni thought originally would take only a few weeks. it failed last week, causing the systemwide problem in the work was also slow down after an employee in the transportation management center tested positive for covid-19. and is in quarantine, along with some fellow workers. >> we discovered more questionable splices, we also discovered that it would take us longer to get

it actually hahas been b bettern 30 years since james hansen testify before congress that we have detecteduman signal in climate change. it is kind of time for the fog machine to stop, if you will. amy: i am wondedering if you can talk about the whole issue of climate c catastrtrophe. riright now we have the hurricas that are battering the gulf coast and we have this massive, unprecedented fires along the west coast. and talk about how your latest book and your latest bicycle journey come as you followed what you c call the ancient oce, illustrates what is going on. >> what i try to do on this bicycle -- the first time after i retirired i rode acacross the country from delaware to oregon. looking at climate change along the way. i thought maybe i could go ride to a place where climate change is coming from, where the carbon is coming from the ground. so i figured i would start in the tar sands, northern alberta, which is one of the most carbon-intensive mining operations on the planet, and ride across on the north dakota prairies to the balkan oilfields of north dakota so i could see it fr

john hansen brisk oh.d for he ends up finding common ground, the way that hogan has found common ground with democrats as well. so and he actually looks to rockefeller her president as one swipe. rockefeller leaves him hanging at the last-minute, and he doesn't call agony you and he rockefeller rockefeller is in manhattan and everybody is excited and then it's he's not running and i do hadn't heard anything any sort of left at the altar. so there's this odd shift he has. he's initially seen as a moderate, then particularly though on these questions of law in order and racial issues that buchanan sees he's seen as someone who can appeal to white southerners and that's how they end up using him. >> right and, as we mentioned there really is not much done on egg new there is a biography that came out what we were getting this book underway. and it's fine it's a a biography and you notice what it biography should do. but what is out there though you know he it basically says he was a moderate, then he came a c

misty hansen, the co-owner of studio mix is the mandatory closures have been devastating, and the policean operate gyms, businesses should be able to as well. >> if a business can follow specific safety protocols, and keep everyone safe -- they should absolutely be able to operate. >> now that we know that the chimps have been open this entire time, then there is no reason that they should delay gyms reopened indoors at limited capacity with full covid-19 safety protocols. >>> newly released video of a black man handcuffed and suffocated in new york is getting national attention. the video is from back in march, which is a group of officers approaching 41-year-old daniel crude, running naked through the streets in the middle of the night. he complied when an officer asked him to get on the ground and put his hands behind his back. then he started swearing and spitting while on the ground in handcuffs. an officer put a spitted over his head and put him into the pavement for two minutes. he died seven days later after losing consciousness. >> i placed a phone call for my brother to get out

in 2008 he worked for the mantra that hansen foundation the german conservation great news one time we got turkish cops saying that i can to visit husain cave and draw attention to the town's plight he also organized a number of other. test initiatives. on german green party politicians is dimia and inflate also for to safe this unique cultural landscape there were repeated rallies and protests against the damage in 2018 the police used water cannons to break up one of the last to launch protests and made numerous arrests. last spring hassan case downfall was drawing visitors residents from the surrounding region came to the town at the weekends to see the rising water level by mid march when the spring was just beginning the waters had risen considerably the impounded river was barely flowing anymore causing garbage and greed to build up. the bridge that link test case with the dwellings on the other side of the tigris was already submerged. just. a television broadcast from northern iraq reported live from the scene. one resident told the reporter how he was born in one of the caves

that was a victory that was the result of organizing, i am going to say this, jim hansen is not only a that is organizer and badass writer but an organizer, she worked with people in michigan to make sure her death would not go unaccounted for and after that we held a conversation because frankly so many of us believed justice comes from people going to jail. that might make us feel better, make us feel like they are feeling what we are feeling the fact of the matter is prisons and jails are terrible place to be, prisons and jails do not rehabilitate people, they do not bring lives back, they do not address harm. we held a national conference call as black lives matter about whether or not this was justice and we had people on all different sides of the spectrum giving their feedback and input and those were the spaces we tried to create and from that we started to build a reputation for people to connect not only online but moving into 2014 when mike brown was killed, patrice and darnell had a great idea to organize the freedom rides in ferguson, another way for people to connect di

workers at the lolly hansen senior center in tracy of had to adapt since closing down to the public in march because of the pandemic now instead of packing up maybe 30 miles a week with the help of the tracer bus service the center serves 270 seniors across the city to me that meant so much because especially money wife. >>i'm we can to save some money because those males a good meal. you know they give us plenty the 10 best doubles in protein and everything before the virus are selling a lot of those was a regular at the center now to just one of many who miss it like a great part of our day where we meet with other seniors and now. >>you know we get to play bingo we get to have lunch with the cap interact with people her age she says it's been hard to adjust without it. >>this as staff at the center have made the transition easier workers call at least 25 seniors a week just to check and we've done about 1000 wellness calls throughout this process in just that check in with them makes them reassured that we are available to them tracy's recreation program manager and jolene how corra

victor davis hansen, thank you.or us, we are about 15 seconds away from our predebate coverage with our friends at bret baier and martha maccallum, they are in cleveland tonight. 10 minutes to go, we're going to turned over to them. >> martha: good evening everybody, welcome to cleveland where we are just minutes away now from the start of the first 2020 presidential debate. if i martha maccallum. >> bret: i'm bret baier, we are live on the campus of case western reserve university and the cleveland clinic, and the anticipation for this debate could not be higher as we awaited the moment president trump and former vice president biden will face off for the first time making their case to the american people. >> martha: here's what we expect in the next few minutes. tonight's moderator our own chris wallace will take the stage, he will reach an audience of a few dozen people behind us and he will explain some of the ground rules while the candidates had to their holding areas backstage. after that, we are going to ge

john hansen brisk oh. he ends up finding common ground much the way hogan has tried to find some common ground with democrats as well and he's actually is supportive rockefeller initially for president, which is an important site story here. rockefeller leads him sort of hanging at the last minute. he does not call i knew and agneu has a watch party with lots of journalists around him. rockefeller is in manhattan about to announce if he's going to run. everybody is excited rockefeller says, i am not running. agneu did not hear anything was sort of left at the altar. there is assad schiff that he has. he is initially seen as a moderate and then particularly though on these questions of law in order and racial issues that buchanan sees and feeds to nixon, he is seen as someone who can appeal to white southerners and that is why they end up using it. >> right, as we mentioned, the really is not much don on agneu. there is a biography that came out while we were getting this book underway. it's fine, it does w

between solidarity and responsibility in a few minutes vice president schemas and commissioner your hansen will present more detailed information on the migration package in the press from thank you. and we were listening to the european commission president van de lay in in brussels speaking about the european union's new arrangement towards migrants and asylum seekers arising arriving on its shores saying the old system no longer works and the e.u. is ready to step up to provide wrap its assistance specifically to the asylum seekers who are sitting on greek islands she specifically mentioned lesbos in the more a refugee camp that was recently burned down they will be setting up a reception center they said in greece they need to show that europe can manage migration in a humane and effective way we expect more details to come out about that pax in the coming hour or so and we will be returning to the story to bring you more of those details and its analysis later on meantime spain says it will announce new coven $1000.00 restrictions and expand the number of areas under lockdown on frida

i have a dream is going to maddy for saying it from going to sit anyway, hansen is not only bad organizerse bad writer. she's also bad organizer. she works with people in michigan to make sure that mcbride's death would not go unaccounted for. and after that, we held a conversation because frankly, so many of us believe that justice comes from people going to jail. and while that might make us feel better, make us feel like they are feeling what we are feeling, the fact of the matter is, prisons and jails are terrible places to be. prisons and jails do not have rehabilitate people they do not bring the lives back they do not address harm. so we held a national conference call as black lives matter about whether or not him being convicted was justice. we had people in all different sides of the spectrum giving their feedback and input. those were the types of spaces we really try to create. and from that, right, we started to build a reputation of creating spaces or people to connect. not only online, but then moving into 2014 when mike brown was killed, patrice darnell had a great idea to