these are two hock offers. >>> the clippers have a chance to eliminate dallas in the bubble. morris, flagrant 2 for this foul. the clippers got the job done. leonard gets two of the 33 points. the clippers win 111-97 and the series four games to 2. >> evening that series at three games each. in the first game of the eastern conference finals, celtic went up a game on the defending champion raptors. there you have it. >> those were incredible. >> you hope it will break down. seeing two of those in a row is incredible. >>> thank you for joining us. see you later. >> goodnight. >>> today on voices for change, national outcry. protests flood the street, calls for justice after jacob blake a shot seven times by a police officer. >> this is continuing to happen year after year after year. i'm sick, angry, sad. >> plus the sports will goes on strike, players and coaches stand up for social justice and unprecedented fashions. >> it is monumental and important to bring awareness to what is going on in our country. >> and coaches for change, how i call about football is tackling issues

sheriff zena stephens just got hock to her own house after being flooded out during tropical storm imelda last september. >> my story is a lot of people's story. and so we understand how fast things can go really bad. >> reporter: the civic center is now a staging area for residents who need help getting out, but even with mandatory evacuation orders in place, some residents are refusing to leave. >> if something were to happen to the roof or something, i would want to be here to fix it while i could. >> reporter: i mean, but that's pretty dangerous. >> ( sighs ) s.know. we've been fortunate so far. we've made it. it's just scary to leave your stuff behind. >> reporter: more than half a million people in texas and louisiana are being ordered to evacate. 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 peopl

but it is more than that because the china hocks in his at ministers and believe this is a battle ofas. it is an ideological and strategic confrontation so they are adding that to the mix. that is probably why you see so many actions in recent months. nada: always good to get your take. thank you so much. now in other news, canada has fid back in the b wtleh united states over aluminum tariffs. officials announced a 2.7 billion dollars measure aimed at u.s. products. a day earlier, president trump slapped a 10% tariff on some canadian exports. last year, the two sides reached a deal to lift tariffs. the new measures by candidate u.s. authorities say they discovered a highly sophisticated 400 meter long tunnel running beneath the border with mexico. it was found by arizona officials when a sinkhole images show a solid looking construction with a ventilation system, waterline, electrical waterinac wiring, and railroad along the floor. elthey bve it would have beenmu used tole drugs, weapons, and people between the two countries. p formsident george w. bush will publish a book of his oi

film and theatre director mark hind hock the playwright and poet who for half months talk found after the 1st world war to promote peace through. many of the great conductors of the 20th century like a tutor toscanini have got one carry on and nikolaus addinall cool helped shape the festival as did activists such as hellmuth luna and famous singers such as elizabeth shot scott's an elisa horton badda and jessye norman. the 2nd of her of this is festivals is called cease on tuesday by mozart who was born in salzburg. it's the 1st time that you are now my date's is conducting at the festival. she has to be tested on a regular basis because at 19 but she says she doesn't mind the safety guidelines at all. since i mean because there's a huge gift to be allowed to do the stuff here soft of so many people can't at the moment but insult her but we can play mozart and i have that meant that the special rehearsal conditions the concentration and also the seclusion to me fine sort of it's a lot of fun. the bank streaming more people than usual were able to see the opera inside the venue yet mis

how does super food hocked impact on local people in countries where the products are actually grown. sons the continually increase in demand have the potential to even destroy entire ecosystems. venti we're on the road to disaster here if something doesn't change and the region will turn into a desert of. this soup of food craze started as is so often the case in the us and now seafood restaurants are at home in cities around the world face it dishes with exotic ingredients such as a cottage cheese and keen one. which come with the promise of making you slim healthy and happy. customers in this restraint and bottom geminid like it. looks healthy and you know you're doing something good for your body just. i like to eat a lot but i like to eat healthy too this is a perfect mix of business and healthy stuff here and it's good to have a change from cafeterias other places intentionally. killed in clown recognized nation opened his business about a year ago. he came up with the recipes himself. his aim is to offer a healthy alternative to fresh fast food. is another one of the reasons wh

politic we don't hear it clamoring for a new cold war with china but we see it on capitol hill monks hocks not however amongst the left and so it's it's to me it's a peculiar strategy quite frankly in terms of galvanizing voters it's very different now from 2016 it's way via in the coronavirus is an issue ripe. yeah i agree with that and i think the administration it does does have some space to argue that china was not transparent with the coronavirus at the beginning and and it essentially created a slow start for us in terms of our response but that was months ago and we've had it here now for nearly half a year and at this stage in the game it's the american government that has to be responsible for what happens here in the united states related to the spread of the virus and that's why president trump's handling of the virus in terms of his poll numbers are very low like a 3rd approval so blaming china time and again as he has has not stuck in the as a winning political issue. elsewhere on wednesday former deputy attorney general sally yates told lawmakers that lie the barack obama on

indifference to what china did either in hock on her against the weavers john bolton's book is you know basically has the president giving the chinese a free ride to do pretty much what they want to their own citizens even gross violations of human rights it's one of the reasons that some of this criticism now by the secretary of state seems like too little too late and the fact that it's just aimed at china i don't see equivalent criticism of russia or the are other countries which always say a criticism on these grounds again makes it look quite opportunistic rather than principle and again in the secretary of state speech this the way you discuss germany is kind of the. back of the hand to show them that's not my experience the way to bring about alliance cooperation be it against china or anybody else and this is ministration and what was its 1st big farm policy decision when i came into office was not to join the transpacific partnership that would have put us together with countries representing at least another 2025 percent of global g.d.p. we then together could have gone to chi

wouldn't be for a few couple of years several years actually you mentioned a little bit about the hocking is a technology even say for this. well that they can produce self driving cars they have since 2009 i've actually been in a self driving car and gone from. the west coast to las vegas for a trade show but the only problem that i see is one consumers have to be ready for it and that's a big hurdle and i know they can produce these cars today they can absolutely produced self driving cars but our consumer do consumers want it and can we clear all those government regulations and that is a big issue well let's turn to to michigan who's seen a long history of this leading innovation and the auto industry specifically just like the various other sectors the auto industry it's been flan by the pandemic and the 2nd quarter of this year and actually revenue fell by by half at general motors ford and auto suppliers like. cooper standard is this new version of 4. is this part of this innovation to try to help. where you ford and all the other manufacturers are all working together to try and g

maritime deal with egypt last week ankara vowed to defend its interests in the region resumed jimson in hock gives him is your greece's attitude in the aegean and the mediterranean is malicious we don't have designs on anyone's rights but we won't let any country take away our rights e.u. foreign ministers are hoping to resolve the standoff through dialogue at the emergency summit greece stated that it is ready to sit on the table and discuss with and all relevant parties in the region as long as all the meat dairy present in the region is withdrawn you cannot share. discussions where you have naval vessels from the job there. although the 2 sides seem on a collision course both say they share a desire for dialogue and diplomacy. out there. the japanese owners of a damaged ship off the coast of the russia say the government has asked them for compensation about a 1000 tons of oil has spilled into waters off the southern coast of the island the vessel run aground on a coral reef late last month the prime minister nearly all of the oil on board has now been pumped out. black americans are bein

accuse the president of failing to prevent attacks by armed groups and end corruption is nicholas hock. watched by security forces a defiant crowd gathers in the capital's independence square at their rallies in defiance of the west african body echo waltz which has called for an end to weeks of protests determined demonstrators say they'll continue their civil disobedience movement. president again look listening to the people it seems that all demands a full in on. there's been no step forward illegitimate national assembly is still in place the cabinet member is not a national unity government despite all of all the men spoke change nothing has changed. from the comfort of her home to the m.p. you are. always watching the political crisis unfolding while echo us recommended she along with 30 other m.p.'s resigned after april's contested elections has no intention of giving up her seat. we were not afraid of being sanctions this would be a disaster part of the population would be unhappy and they'll come out to support us. president. goodluck jonathan watch the swearing in of knowing

and the evidence just doesn't show that the hocks ydroxychlore right now. >>> republican congressman gohmert says he's taking it right now after he tested positive. why can't the president and his own task force get on the same page with this issue? >> the president refuses to admit when he's wrong. the president embraced this months ago, because it was a quick fix, almost magical thinking, a way for the president to think we can get out quickly with the least am of pain. we know from four well-done randomized trial none of those clinical trials show the drug works in hospitalized patients sick with the virus. so the drug doesn't work. we've had all the task force members -- head of the cdc, dr. fauci, dr. birx and the fda commissioner stephen hahn -- all say the drug doesn't work. you know, if you get your treatment recommendations, you know from louis gohmert or peter navarro, good luck to you. i'll go with the recommendations from the task force leaders. the drug doesn't work, it shouldn't be used. >>> we heard from the governor of arkansas making his could is for bars and restaur

on monday the constitutional court swore in 9 new judges hoping to calm political tension nicholas hock is following developments from dhaka and they bring senekal. yesterday when there was a swearing in ceremony in the presence of the chief negotiator from the echo was a former nigerian president goodluck jonathan and the president was the end 5 in their leaders who were not involved in the decision on who these judges will be nor is there a national unity government as planned by the ecowas mediation effort and the 31 judges that were supposed to resign well they haven't only an aunt and the one of these judges who is the president of the national assembly was in fact the person that nominated these judges and who is he well he's no other than the father in law of the president's son another close ally to the president and adding fuel to the fire in this feeling among amongst protesters that the president is abusing power bringing close allies close to him and this government is not representing the people and the aspiration of the people who are protesting today and while this is all

just tricky waters we need to see what goes on, and whether he can continue to navigate this goldman hockever recovered right before he was named heir apparent. >> you can report on all of the extracurricular activities that he's involved in, and everybody likes talking about the dee d dejay'ing, he will be judged on the performance. >> and goldman would always say the differentiating factor is talent if he can continue to compete he's also held himself to a pretty high standard so whether they can move forward with that that's going to be all part of the future obligations >> you write -- that issue in and of itself is important to him, as it's important as we're hearing from so many different ceos in the way that it's encouraged his employees to speak out on issues of race. >> that's right. they have a systematic trader who wrote effectively in an op-ed and spoke in a podcast for goldman, one of their internal podcasts about his experience being a black professional on wall street, and some run-ins he had had with the police, but also a said of ideas for how people within goldman could

he says the death of hock obama is an example of the implacable lity of the east german border regime. leaving the novick of the boyfriend back again i see 30 to 40 soldiers have been sent out and they were searching the small area but he. couldn't. as it were to these issues or so in this case the shots weren't actually to prevent them from crossing the border. fence jewish folks who for. a later report by the stasi said be attempted illegal border crossing could have been prevented without shooting to kill. a behind pasha was doing his compulsory military service in seoul working with the 2 border guards who did the shooting that day he was at the next guard post. when if they hadn't fired one or 2 border guards would have been sent after them or that it's why there and i just would have been arrested. the door it wouldn't have gone through further along because after the alarm fans everything had been locked out. as they wouldn't have gotten out of it. and say 2 guards hadn't been here or there yet then they just would have run straight across an up to fence number one it's on ever

because of the deep ties to hocks inere are china the administration that set is microsoft the rightr for this if we want to really find an american company who is going to side on the sign of america, is microsoft really the right company for that? haidi: right. there are a lot of potential hurdles, notwithstanding president trump saying that any kind of sale price, the u.s. government should get a piece of. shelly: yeah, we have about 45 days now to hash out a price, terms, how microsoft will pay for the unit, how many technology sharing would work. all of these ins and outs of this deal have to be completed. they have to be ok and sign off on by people in the u.s. government and factions within the trump administration. they get anytime throw a wrench into this process, as we know from past history, at any point. not to mention figuring out a price for a company which is usually popular, growing but these tensions, the alternative is president trump could ban the app. what does that do to bytedance investors who have been eagerly waiting for a big payout for this popular app? sher

it's the northbouba, tennis pla hock key players, baseball, football.is every imaginable sport you can think of that americans hold close at this point. so the president singling out the nba the way in which he does or the president's son b in law doing that in a way to say, well, they are lucky they can take a night off from work to do something like this. i don't necessarily think it's going to resinate considering the nakt we are gfact that we ae getting this signal across all major sports leagues. >> no way it won't resinate. coming from the president and his son-in-law in particular, two people who come from very wealthy families, quite a bit of privilege. and have many luxuries in their own lives. people were calling him tone deaf. >> thank you as always. great to see you this morning. >>> still ahead, the trump administration is touting a major expansion of rapid coronavirus testing. but who gets them and when? back in a moment. back in a moment well, here's to first dates! you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck lo

is due to an increase in testing, and the president also continuing to hock hydroxychloroquine, that drug that has been proved in multiple studies to be an ineffective treatment for coronavirus, but the member that ssage that we a from the public health experts within this same administration is very, very different, including the message we heard on sunday from dr. deborah birx, the white house coronavirus task force coordinator. she made clear this epidemic in the united states currently is extremely widespread, making clear it's not just happening in the urban areas where we saw the early days of this pandemic, but also in rural communities. and she gave a message specifically to those rural communities encouraging them to practice those mitigation efforts. listen to her warnings about the seriousness of the situation in the united states. >> we are in a new phase, and that's why i really want to make it clear to the american people, it's why we started putting out governor reports to direct to the people in every state. we could see each thing had to be tailored. this epidemic is

it's done for me there you know all of this is this is not easy but the horrible images from a ham hocksmads past won't stop so easily hopefully he won't give up music it helped him during his dark eyes. times and it helps him now allowing him to make a living and a new life in germany. and that was the day i was ever they come the station continues online you'll find us on twitter at stand up on the news oh you can. yes you'll find is on for the ip that we just have a good day. all told by germany's hill brain racetrack for speedsters it's a dream come true. calling to see a sky stein it could give the best heavy foot test. no screaming. no problem. what does a crash research your face. anniversary . 75 years ago world war 2 came to an end. in the berlin it's a legacy still visible i would like to learn more about the end of the war here in berlin and also more about the people of that time the last days of the war and a new beginning joining in the search for traces here in the capital. 16. w. . closely. carefully. don't seem. to be a good. match. discovered. subscribe to the documenta

after playing on wednesday the hock nhl postponed yesterday and today's schedule as well five games in total. games will resume tomorrow. >>> this morning's japan's prime minister announced he will be stepping down citing health conditions. shinzo abe made the announcement during a news conference this morning. two recent hospital visits prompted speculation stability future. the prime minister says quote it is gut wrenching to leave my job before accomplishing mill goals. >>> wal-mart is looking into buying part of tiktok. and negotiators in washington remain at odds over government stimulus package. naomi ruchim of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us live from new york. good morning. >> reporter: len, good morning to you. the white house and house democrats remain far apart on a new stimulus package speaker nancy pelosi and kef of staff mark meadows resumed talks but the two sides don't appear much closer than they were earlier this month. when negotiations broke down. democrats want more than $2 trillion in aid while the trump administration wants $1 trillion. >>> wal-mart is teaming up with

." >> then the plan to get michael out of hock changed again.er lawyer said to him, look, you own your townhouse free and clear, why not just turn the title over to dalia? then she can do money things for you, no problem. so michael gave her the deed to the town house as well as $100,000 cash. his part of that payback of the restitution debt. the money was supposed to go to his attorney, but it never got there. >> i'll tell you where it unraveled. as soon as i got dalia that $100,000 is where it went downhill. >> reporter: and he says, after dalia got that nice sized chunk of change, he started to have a string of run-ins with the police, including one night after dinner out with dalia. they left the restaurant to find the police swarming michael's vehicle. after a search, they found cocaine stashed beneath a spare tire. >> i actually started crying to this cop. and i'm like, "look, man, i haven't done anything in 5 1/2 years. i don't know how, why or what happened. they let me go. i couldn't even believe it. >> and you would've gone back to pri

. >> would you hocks how about th that >> biden will literally accept the nomination tonight, but it'srom doj, so we'll have to see whether or not they give more clarity on it and the degree to which the white house will respond. >> it's shocking we've all come to know mr. bannon coming on cnbc. this is some -- we can't even speculate. wow, i've got to read the indictment that's serious stuff, obviously. >> yeah. yeah >>> so the markets down obviously oil is weak. let's get to bob pisani. >> hey, bob. happy thursday, everybody. it really started yesterday around 2:00 eastern when the fed minutes came out normally not a market-move event. we've lost 30, 35 points, i think the tone around the reopening story is a lot more pessimistic. jobless claims may have added to that but a brought swath of sectors they're down about 1%. most of the other once are down today. a fairly wide swath to the down side we've seen some weakness in some names. speaker of travel and leer yurt. i think this is very interesting that the last -- this is a confidential filing, but 18 billion is the april round of

a sthok hock to me when i read social media. my alum, howard university alumni co-padre, a real loss worldwide. >> he did so much in a short sp span, looking back. >> he kept it private. didn't tell anyone. that's why it was stunning with all of us saw this last night. we're coming up with dr. lapook soon. we'll talk about chadwick boseman. >> yes. >>> well, now to the aftermath of one of the strongest hurricanes to ever make landfall in the united states. at least 14 people were killed after hurricane laura struck with 150 mile-per-hour winds on thursday. this morning hundreds of thousands of people along the gulf coast are without power and water, and it could be some time before their service is restored. omar villafranca is in hard-hit lake charles, louisiana, where some who fled the storm are returning to see what's left of their homes. omar, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. laura hit louisiana with 150 mile-per-hour winds, and this is just a sample. some of the damage. you can see the second story was just thrown o

too, should wait for some science southwest is saying they don't have a problem, american already in hockt. i'm a believer that we will have developments when you see -- i watch dr. gottlieb and there's so many smart people involved. all the kids that you did not want to compete against -- remember when you would walk into one of those college classes and see all those people saying this is a d coming. they are all working on this they are smart people. we thought that smart people go to a small area of silicon valley, keep to themselves and determine the world. i am saying there is another group of people who are very smart, except for they're scientists and they intend to try to cure something and stop den grading them or saying they don't know what they're doing, i wish the fda had more backbone, you're putting up a list of stocks that look like they are has been's but i think we're going to get results we start by knowing whether we have it and then we can do something. not five days later, not -- we send it and 77 nfl guys are listed -- imagine if that bio reference piece where there

. >> oewd proits provides permits progress resulting in the growth of mid businesses hocking beggar has doubled in size. >> when we were just getting started we were a new business people never saturday a small business owner and been in the bike industry a long needed help in finding at space and sxug the that is a oewd and others agencies were a huge helped walked us through the process we couldn't have done it without you this is sloped to be your grand boulevard if so typically a way to get one way to the other it is supposed to be a beautiful boulevard and fellowship it is started to look like that. >> we have one goal that was the night to the neighborhood while the bigger project of developments as underway and also to bring bring a sense of community back to the neighborhood. >> we wanted to use the says that a a gathering space for people to have experience whether watching movies or a yoga or coming to lecture. >> that sb caliber shift on the street is awarding walking down the street and seeing people sitting outside address this building has been vacate and seeing this chang

it it is upon shop in which necessitates borrowers are compelled to hock assets, worth two or three times the amount of the loan, we are opposed and we think most businesspeople will be as well. we see no reason why the government should be engaged in a careful pawn brokering nickeling niggling -- over security, haggling over interest, and competing with other lenders. -- lenders." that was written back in 1933 as reconstruction finance corporation and the fed struggled how to get credit to the american marketplace in a very tough economic recession of the 1930's. i think we're dealing with that issue now. in this middle-market segment, -- in this middle market segment we're talking about today, mr. foster, you offered some very good constructive comments on specific loan term changes. but can you also address the affiliation question that i posed earlier? mr. foster: sure. let me try to do that by giving you an example. i'm going to compare and contrast to ppp. in ppp, uses the same set program rules with relaxation for companies with an sbic investment, hospitality franchises, etc. you

politic we don't hear it clamoring for a new cold war with china but we see it on capitol hill monk's hocks not however amongst the left and so it's it's to me it's a peculiar strategy quite frankly in terms of galvanizing voters it's very different now from 2016 it's way via in the coronavirus as an issue right. yeah i agree with that and i think the administration it does does have some space to argue that china was not transparent with the coronavirus at the beginning and and it essentially created a slow start for us in terms of our response but that was months ago and we've had it here now for nearly half a year and at this stage in the game it's the american government that has to be responsible for what happens here in the united states related to the spread of the virus and that's why president trump's handling of the virus in terms of his poll numbers are very low like a 3rd approval so blaming china time and again as he has has not stuck in the is a winning political issue. elsewhere on wednesday former deputy attorney general sally yates told lawmakers that lie the barack obama o

the players concerned about whether they will have to quarantine when they fly back to europe, clay hocke us open, my feeling is this will be resolved. a number of really big teams will be there. not everybody but i think the us open is viable and i do think it will go ahead. that's what the term and organisers will be hoping for. russell fuller life for us tonight, many thanks. the second round of the uspga is under way. the first major of the year taking place without fans at harding park in san francisco. former winner australia's jason day topped the leaderboard going into friday's second round on five under. he tees off later. i feel like the momentum that i've had over the last three starts has come you know, kind of seeped into this week. the funny thing is that every day i'm excited to go back to the golf course and play, whereas before, i was struggling to get up and going, you know, do i want to put myself through this again? to be honest, it... i'm excited to get out and play every week now. and looking confident, why not. sarah mukerins has been following all the action. has