holly: thank you for having me.s sector just released our employment reports for the month of june and employment in the small business sector is still weak. it is still very uncertain economic conditions for many owners certainly depending on the industry they are in. the paycheck protection program has been a huge financial assistance for small business owners in getting through the worst of the economic and health crisis that is covid-19 in march and april and may. going forward small business owners are looking to see healthy economy progresses -- see how the economy progresses as states move into phase 2, 3, and four of reopening. for thosechallenges who have had to scale back or butpone those phase ins, uncertainty is still the biggest hurdle. vonnie: there are clouds on the horizon and we have to be careful. alsoork and new jersey are looking at having indoor dining. extension to is an the ppp? will it help if businesses can still only access some money and still keep at least 60% of the workforce on? holly:

holly, thank you very much indeed. holly, thank you very much indeed.more news on the story that senior cabinet minister michael gove has said he doesn't think wearing a face covering in shops in england should be mandatory — saying he trusts people's common—sense. it's understood the government is looking at whether to make them compulsory. his comments follow calls for clarity from the government on face coverings. currently, face coverings are compulsory on public transport in england, scotland and northern ireland to help stop the spread of coronavirus. in scotland, they are also mandatory in shops. the welsh government recommends the wearing of masks but they are not compulsory. mr gove was speaking to the bbc‘s andrew marr. i trust people? good sense. ——i trust people's good sense. now, of course, the government at all times, you know, does look at the emerging evidence about what the best way to control the disease is. if necessary, and if tough measures are required, as we have seen in leicester — obviously a very different situation — then toug

i'll never forget holly's words when he said to me papa don't be afraid don't know. the image of little islands dead body made headlines around the world the refugees desperation and their fate now symbolized by a tiny corpse 4 years later we set out to make contact with his father during our research we 1st came across a hunt team according. to canada for more than 20 years she remembers the phone call that she had with her brother after the incident all too clearly. the 1st or. in it's own life or. why. or need to. and i said to him i think it's all my fault and he said to me you know all the best in the world in tried to hold. before there are. many people who oppose on both innocent people were dying but the world were silent and to that in each of my nephew and one currency that's when it's fool's hope. culch 1000000 people's heart and more and this stand up from their side and they sense enough is enough we need to hope the. team accordingly said that her brother not now lives in her b. and n. iraq's kurdish region we were unable to travel to iraq because of th

holly williams, cbs news, istanbul >> yuccas: quite the changing political spectrum there, holly, thankll ahead on the cbs weekend news -- coin flip. why some stores want you to dig deep to help them stay afloat. >> yuccas: you probably didn >> yuccas: you probably didn't see this coming. first it was toilet paper and hand sanitizer. then yeast and flour. now it's coins, as in quarters, nickels, dimes and pennies,that are in short supply. cbs's michael george has more. >> reporter: can you spare some change? some consumers are noticing a coin shortage. the federal reserve calls it a dramatic deceleration of coin circulation, all because of a change in our patterns and payments since covid-19. some businesses, if they're open, might not accept currency in the first place or havee. the federal reserve told americans last month it would have to ration the distribution of coins, putting limits on how much change banks would be given. those banks, in turn, are supplying fewer coins to the gas station and the corner store. stores like that account for about 165 million transactions a day. >>

holly williams has the story from athens, greece.d us the european union has decided there are simply too many new up fedexs every day in the u.s. >> we're hoping that the situation's going to be better in a few days or weeks, so this can change. >> reporter: you want to welcome people here from the united states but the up fedex rate has to come down first. >> something everybody can understand. it's logical. >> reporter: the greek authorities will do thousands of random tests every day at airports and border crossings. even far flung islands. after taking tough measures early, greece has had remarkable success in combatting the new coronavirus and it doesn't want to jeopardize it. around 200 people have been killed by covid-19 here in greece. but it's about 20 lives lost for ef million people, compared to the united states with about 400 lives for every million people. this doctor told us her advice on staying safe this summer is clear. >> as a health officer, i would consider that the best thepg everybody should do would be no int

i mean, just to watch josh holly and ted cruz in particular. if you look at these two people, they have sterling resumes. they are both supreme court clerks, one of the most sought after brass rings that you can grab as a sort of young and promising legal thinker. they are relatively young as senators. there is a once in a century challenge. there are morgues that are filling up in texas. they're going to hit hospital capacity. there is record cases in missouri. these guys are talking about the nba and china and lawrence tribe's tone. i mean, go be a gloger. go start a podcast. get out of the u.s. senate if that's what you want to talk about. there is serious things to be done. >> i think there is no premise more offensive than that these republican senators are somehow hostages to the trump regime and to donald trump. they're vested with significant constitutional power, significant institutional power. and in the case of holly and cruz, not only are they demagogues and silly people, they're just empty people. they're the type of soulless men

. >> reporter: meet holly morgan. little girl from decacoty t p 11-year-old with a knack for sewing put her skills to good use sewing hundreds of masks for local hospital workers. >> it is easy and it takes little time to help others and help the community. >> reporter: over the weekend holly grew concerned after watching a report by our affiliate in atlanta about new mandatory mask laws in some areas and wondered what the rules would mean for those that are homeless. >> throughout our 25-year history we have seen many young people be used mightily by god to make a difference, and i think the difference with holly is that she is making a difference during a season of pandemic. >> reporter: the little seamstress on a mission sewing 580 masks so far with a goal to eventually complete 1,200, her skillful stitches bringing community together. >> it made me feel like i did something to help the earth in a major pandemic. >> incredible. the pastor said he will distribute the masks holly made to people that really need them.

holly, thank you very much. good to see holly at a swimming pool. travel restrictions. let's get some of them answered now. joining me to do so is rory bolland, travel editor of which? and felicity hannah, personal finance expert. good morning to both of you. we have a question from andy gray... we have a party of 11 due to fly to a greek island on the 16thjuly, but we're still unclear if we can go without quarantine, since greece is not allowing uk in up to 15th july? yes, it is a little bit risky. i would be hopeful that that holiday should go ahead. as you say, the review date is the 15th ofjuly, thatis review date is the 15th ofjuly, that is when the greek government is said it is the earliest that uk residents can come, but as long as our infection rate continues to go down and continues to go in the right direction, then, hopefully, that decision will come through. what i should say is that when you get to greece, you may be required to self—isolate for a short period, so the greek authorities are talking about carrying out coronavirus tests a

in response to the suspension, holly tweeted espn don't suspend a reporter.sk tough questions of nba about their pro china antiamerica bias, start reporting for goodness sakes. the espn reporter apologized for the vulgar e-mail via twitter. >>> the u.s. marks another weekend of violence with nearly 50 people killed in shootings across major cities since friday. this all happening amid growing calls to defund the police. why my next guest says the cancel culture and limits on freedom of speech are fuelling this deadly unrest. ed the wrong getaway driver. they're going to be paying for this for a long time. they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. cut! sonny. was that good? line! the desert never lies. isn't that what i said? no you were talking about allstate and insurance. i just... when i... let's try again. everybody back to one. accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today. accident forgiveness saturpain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger a

thank you, holly. london — charged with possessing a knife. the metropolitan police's deputy commissioner, described the footage as ‘extremely disturbing'. a police officer has since been suspended and another placed on restricted duties, while an independent investigation is carried out. a fire at a cathedral in the city of nantes in western france is thought to have been started deliberately around 100 firefighters have been tackling the blaze, which totally destroyed the cathedral‘s great organ. the fire has now been brought under control. people who've been given credit notes for cancelled package holidays are being reassured by the uk government that these will still be honoured, even if firms go bust. the announcement covers breaks which were disrupted because of the coronavirus pandemic between march the tenth and the end of september this year. our business correspondent, katie prescott, has more details. jennifer and john were due to get married in las vegas injune. coronavirus put that trip o

you are right holly it is a hammer blow for the fans dreaming not just of the end of mike ashley's 3ounity to be one of the richest clubs in the world, they allow themselves to think about some of the world's best players and competed with the top clu bs players and competed with the top clubs in europe. if you live around here as i do it is all newcastle fa ns here as i do it is all newcastle fans have spoken about for the past four months. they have had the champagne on ice, beers in the fridge ready to celebrate and i think the longer that this dragged on, the more the premier league scrutinise that deal, the more fears grew that this potential could happen but it has certainly been an emotionally draining p for newcastle fa ns emotionally draining p for newcastle fans and we spoke to a few of them. been expecting it but it is been dragging on for so long. nothing is a given at newcastle, and expect the worst and hope for the best. in the back of my mind, i wasn't going to... with mike ashley things always fall through. my dad and boyfriend wa nted fall through. my dad and boyfrien

. >> reporter: meet holli morgan. she's a little girl from georgia >> ever since she was born she's always had this big heart. >> reporter: when the pandemic hit, the 11-year-old with a knack for sewing put her skills to use, sewing hundreds of masks for local hospital workers. >> it's easy, and it takes a little time to help others. just help the community. >> reporter: over the weekend, holli grew concerned watching a report by our affiliate wsb in atlanta about new mandatory mask laws in some areas and wondered, what those rules would mean for people who are homeless. >> throughout our 25-year history, we've seen many young people be used mightily by god to make a difference. i think the difference with holli that she's making a difference during the season of a pandemic. >> reporter: the little seamstress on a mission. she's sewn 580 masks so far. set a goal to eventually complete 1,200. her skillful stitches bringing face coverings and community together. >> it makes me feel like i did something to help the earth

i'll never forget holly's words when he said to me papa don't be afraid don't look at. the image of little islands dead body made headlines around the world the refugees desperation and their fate now symbolized by a tiny corpse 4 years later we set out to make contact with his father during our research we 1st came across our lines aunt team according. to their for more than 20 years she remembers the phone call that she had with her brother after the incident all too clearly. the 1st or. second it's all my fault. why. or need to stop. and i said to myself it's all my fault and he said to me. you are the best system in the world you tried to hope. before. many people. of innocent people of. the world were silent. and to that any age my nephew and one currency that's when it's fools. culch 1000000 in heart. and more and this and now from their silence and they sent enough is enough we need to hope. tina cordie said that her brother now lives in m.b.m. any iraq's kurdish region we were unable to travel to iraq because of the corona virus pandemic on the phone he told us

little island his brother holly and their mother were hunted drowned only of don't look already survived. didn't give over to the capsized after people stood up. by help my wife's out of it and we had life jackets on trying to keep our children out of the water but it didn't work holly died for us all and i'll never forget her words when he said to me papa don't be afraid don't look at. the image of little islands dead body made headlines around the world the refugees desperation and their fate now symbolized by a tiny corpse 4 years later we set out to make contact with his father during our research we 1st came across an ant team according lived in canada for more than 20 years she remembers the phone call that she had with her brother after the incident all too clearly. the 1st or. i said to him it's all my fault. why. or i need to stop. and i said to him i think it's all my fault and he said to me you know. you are the best in the world you tried to hope. before. many people. of innocent people or during. a world war so i didn't. and to that in each of my nephew and then current. tha

the train can run any time of the day and the hollies inhabitants use it to transport just about anything furniture food she or visitors like me. 3 kilometers through the mud flats from the mainland to notch tundish more. end of the line. 23 islanders live here there just 5 properties one of them is the local school with 4 pupils no movie theatre no shopping mall only meadows. and the auto. the birth of this holiday can be retraced to the. exact day it was the 11th of october 16th $34.00 that was when a hurricane tore a much bigger island into smaller parts. every now and then there heavy storms with floods everything you see well then be underwater except for the houses safely built on artificial hills called boston there is no place along the north sea where people are more exposed to the forces of nature than on the holly. is pretty extreme. next stop the look of but full i'm interning and information center for the stein watch and see a great spot for all of those who would like to find out more about the extraordinary place they're visiting. but how can the interplay of natural force

cbs' holly williams is in greece tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the european union is welcoming backourists, but not from the united states, because they're simply too risky. there's an exception for essential travelers, but others coming from the u.s., like new yorker zuri ferguson are bard. she wants to reunite with her partner, sascha, in germany, who has a heart condition and can't travel. >> it's just heartbreaking every day to just see the numbers in america, and then see that the whole world is just going to-- like, they're not going to allow us to travel anywhere. >> reporter: here in greece, te health minister told us safety has to come first. >> we're hoping that the situation is going to be better in a few days or weeks, so this-- this can change. >> reporter: it's not personal? >> oh, come on. on the contrary. >> reporter: tourism is the life blood of the economy here in greece, a country that's gone through a decade of financial hardship. and in a normal summer, american visitors bring in much-needed cash. but greece has had remarkable success in fighting the new coronav

congressman holly rudolph, "this hack is a reminder that we must do more. today it is bitcoin, tomorrow it could be a fake declaration of war." one other member that weighed in yesterday was senator josh hawley of missouri, the republican senator yesterday amid this hack sending a letter to jack dorsey, the ceo of twitter about the attack asking for cooperation with federal law enforcement. here is a little bit of the letter that he sent jack dorsey. twitter seems to be excusing a cyberattack illustrated by a number of posts allowing users to sponsor bitcoin. the account targeted includes those for apple, uber, jeff bezos, barack obama, and joe biden. this list of affected accounts is growing by the minute. some accounts have been protected by twitter's two factor authentication. " include, did this event or was it a breach of user's own account security or of twitter's systems. were accounts protected by two factor authentication successfully targeted and if so, how is this possible? did this breach, mice security whose accounts were not used to share frau

holly shultz here is a day in her life with adorable little helen. take a look. >> good morning.ll something happens at work and everything kind of changes so back to emails for now. helen, can i have my headphones back thank you. my show starts in about 15out oa walk >> it is show time >> i minutes. my husband's got the baby out on a walk it's show time i will take the baby so we can swap out a bit and husband can get back to work want to take a nap? hi, little girl. ♪ truth is tonight we just don't have the energy to do it she has decided she didn't want to eat anything we put in front of her tonight she is eating jelly off the top of pancakes. you happy? say good night, helen. all right. well, she's down so back to work. check some more emails and i think i am going to bed early too. >> jelly off the top of pancakes, holly. that was awesome i loved it and look at little helen you executive produce my radio show i had no idea what was going on behind the scenes there. you're working tirelessly. >> listen, we got a lot going on hereateful to be home with her healthy and happy. i

for those layoffs is broader restructuring efforts specially to resonate with younger riders so yes holly is in trouble for quite some time already and you also wonder. which the corona why is the crisis with a global recession and also in the u.s. with huge debt load some also with consumers and how many people will actually spend 10 thousands of dollars to buy a new motor bike and of course we should mention the holy davidson was involved in a lot of the tariffs back and forth between the u.s. and china one of those companies that was sort of singled out speaking of job losses there's more bad news on this front for the u.s. what can you tell us. well 1st of all on thursday we got the weekly unemployed figures and they were not as worse as they were expected but they're still not good for the 15th consecutive week we had more than 1000000 americans filing for unemployment rates and the consecutive. years for getting aid stand at a good 18000000 also less than expected but still really not great so this is one side of the medallion but then we also have all those on it dolts not just wit

example the fast food chain also out with earnings and revenue drop of about 30 percent by the way holly davidson that was not all to blame on the pandemic they already had some issue with specially attracting younger riders before the virus struck the world and the united states the stock still down by a good a percent but you also have a couple of companies that profit from technology companies we've got after hours pretty good numbers from chip maker advanced trying to revive those pfizer the pharmaceutical company and the biggest winner in the dow jones industrial average on tuesday also after they beat wall street expectations in some a while for those of us who remember the photography company kodak their stock price has trestles today what on earth is going on there while i clearly remember them very well even if i haven't heard anything from used in code in the past couple of years but they even used to be a part of the dow jones industrial average but that's a long time ago as well the company got a loan from the u.s. government in the amount of about $760000000.00 so they do ha

brought in a holly has been organizing this fantasia for many years now she ensures that the event goes smoothly. and that bears on the most. peanuts one another because maybe it's huge i myself have 2 daughters and i ride with them. i'm really gonna slide they're not going to stop him when they're between 6 and 10 years old they were already riding contagious with the psni. once we were even invited to france to italy observed many leaders teach their daughters to ride there then the machine and the leisure bullet that did they do it because they love their daughters episode but he didn't have one but it's now the time for pima groups to join us unfortunately i know there are 35000 men and only 700 women in the sport well if you have a lad miss you it's much harder for women they need the support of a father or brother but most of. the only then can we make it how do you feel. about of been in the mix of the if this support is missing it's still very difficult for women today it's up to the people on the boat what amanda seales if he's. before the event begins all the team leaders meet

senator holly asked if the attack for security of donald trump's account. it's not clear how the hackers got through authentication, twitter ceo jack dorsey responded a tough day for the company saying we all feel terrible about this. shannon: a new record covid-19 death toll. military is handling this. republican dan crenshaw joins us next. it's the faster way to clean as you go just spray, wipe and rinse it cleans grease five times faster dawn powerwash. spray, wipe, rinse. .. you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys. that's you? the truck adds 10 pounds. in the arms. -okay... transfer your service online in a few easy steps. now that's simple, easy, awesome. transfer your service in minutes, making moving with xfinity a breeze. visit xfinity.com/moving today. >> andrew cuomo is on a victory tour congratulating the state and himself or defeating the

in germany the trial has begun of the man accused of attacking a synagogue in the eastern city of holly last october he's alleged to have killed 2 passes by after failing to get into the synagogue on yom kippur the holiest day in the jewish calendar prosecutors say he intended to massacre the worshipers and sides. and wearing a coronavirus face mask 28 year old staff and baby was led into court to answer for one of the worst anti semitic it tanks in post-war german history it left 2 people dead but prosecutors allege he intended to kill many more 43 victims and relatives have joined the trial as co plaintiffs they want answers but there are concerns the suspect could seek an opportunity to spread more anti semitic a treat. because on light. of. the peculiarity of this case is that the perpetrator has already confessed he doesn't deny what he did and i have learned from the files that in the end he only denies his guilt by arguing that he believes that struggle is necessary to achieve certain political goals. and. xenophobia and related to and he semitism. finally. yet it was your last y

. >> holly williams reporting from istanbul. >>> members of congress have their work cut out for them before the august recess. in addition to the normal budget hearings, democrats are pushing for another coronavirus aid package and there's still the thorny issue of police reform. three years ago, the trump administration gutted a program designed to bring more transparency to troubled police departments. catherine herridge has the details. >> reporter: the obama administration launched the program to bring together local police departments and communities on a voluntary basis. when the justice department overhauled the program three years ago, it left one town fighting for data and prompted a lawsuit. captured on video, the 2015 fatal shooting of 50-year-old walter scott, an unarmed black man in new orleans charleston, south carolina was the community's breaking point. michael slager, the office who shot scott, was later sentenced to 20 years for violating his civil rights. >> walter scott wasn't the first officer-involved shooting in charleston. >> grace be shown for the community.

victims there was a relatively big protest of people not only remembering that the 2 people who died in holly but also other victims of violence in germany it was also an opportunity for politicians here to express their view one politician for example green member of parliament to me who's been very vocal about fighting racism and anti-semitism in this country actually spoke to him after this 1st day of proceedings on base is what he had to say it has all the ingredients he's an entity's anti-semitic he's a racist he's an entire muslim so he chose cleared that's really cool ization takes place it has to do with the refugee crisis because that's what he takes as he has his argument and he's figure is very clear i do what everybody beliefs but they're . not courageous enough that i'm doing what everybody believes this very very dangerous because it has a parliamentary wing of the parliamentary wing of this ideas the if the party so it's it's poisoning our society and that's why it is very clear that this guy gets punished but it's also very important that we go to all those crazy guys somewher

now, holly? jedediah: it sounds amazing. holly, you are getting married soon, correct? >> yes. i get married next year, july 24th. i'm so excited. [laughter] jedediah: well, congratulations. lori, you have a message for holly, take it away. >> okay, holly, i just -- i believe in love and i believe in optimism and i believe in giving back. and we are so proud of you, holly, and bridals by lori is partnering with the beautiful couture designer eva milady to give you a special cotour bridal gown. this is a special gown valued at $5,000. you are going to feel like cinderella and i'm going to be your fairy god mother. >> oh my gosh. i don't even know what to say. >> i'm just thrilled. jedediah: holly, you look so excited. you look so excited. tell us what's going through your mind right now. >> um, so much. honestly, i had no idea that this was happening. and so much is going through my mind. i'm so excited. i'm so thankful. i can't express my gratitude and my excitement. and, lord knows i need your help. [laughter] i have no style. >> i'm here for you. and you know what? yo

holly phillips. >>> as the u.s. leads the world in the number of cases, engel w did right. >> reporter: u.s. is hitting record covid-19 cases. europe is getting back to business. despite aew targeted hot spots, europe appears to be over the first wave. the united states is clearly not. the graph shows europe and the u.s. both faced initial surge in coronavirus cases. then europe crushed the curve. to where it is well below the u.s. and stable. while the u.s. vacillated, lost time and eventually flattened the curve to see cases sky rocket in june. why? while each country in europe had slightly different experiences, generally, europe stuck to a script. covid-19 policies were national. not up to local discretion. science never politicize. mask wearing not accepted. closures were enacted quickly. >> europe is looking at a number of countries. brazil and united states and russia in particular as reservoirs of infection that will continue to pose a threat to the rest of the world. >> reporter: dr. fauci admitted the u.s.

actress, author and advocate holly robinson-pette is speaking out about this. a relative and the mother of the relative is hospitalized. she is joining me now. thank you so much for being with us and putting a face to this. a lot of people know your face so i think it helps when they see that you are going through this even though i know this is so terrible. tell us first about your cousin-in-law and her mother. >> her name was porsche livingston, she was 35 so her mother is currently in the hospital in arizona. i just heard on your reporting things are not looking good there and it broke my heart and i think just that the fact that we are not all on the same page about the basic idea and concept of masking, it breaks my heart and the other day i ran out and after i heard the terrible news i ran out to the drugstore to get something and a woman walked past me, no mask, got too close to me and looked at me sideways like, you know, because i was wearing a mask that that was somehow a bad thing and i just can't understand why we all can't get on the same page abou

opportunity for people outside of the court to protest to commemorate the victims not only of the attack in holly but also of right wing violence in germany in the last few decades i actually spoke off the 1st day of proceedings to one of the co plaintiffs who said that certainly off to hearing what the alleged perpetrator had to say he did not belong in the job and he did not belong and doesn't fire to here but at the same time they said it was a difficult day for coke plaintiffs abattoir where they could have at least an initial sands of closure and they believe that that is particularly important in this time when it comes to judging to do this trial here in the city of market and the defendant i mean really making some horrific statements we have to say tell us a little bit more about him. most of the day yesterday was discussion of question or non so between the judge and 2 defendant that was the goal of the 1st day of proceedings i mean that 1st day of proceedings it was possible to clearly find out from him what were his motivations as you mentioned he did not hide his political views he r

. >>> i want to get matt hollis in here. he leads a coalition of unions representing about 43,000 disney world employees. what a day. great to have your voice with us to enlighten all of us. this reopening of the park in orlando is a major development and a big gamble on disney's part since florida is still seeing a flightening number of new coronavirus cases, setting more single-day infection records this week. tens of thousands of disney employees are looking to you for guidance and reassurance about their safety. what are they telling you and what are you most concerned about as the park partially reopens today? >> well, first of all, anna, thank you for having me. you're right, there are tens of thousands of employees that have been called back to work, cast members that have been called back in support of the park's reopening. but it's important to remember, disney has been operating at a scaled back -- in a scaled back manner since may, since the middle of may when disney springs opened back up and there were a few tho

miss holly, thank you for being with us. let me start right there. with the state of north carolina in polls showing that joe biden could possibly win north carolina, a state that trump carried by four points in 2016, one, do you feel as you campaign around the state for lieutenant governor that these polls are right, that there's been some switch around in terms of the voting of north carolinians and, second, will this help you as the democratic candidate for lieutenant governor? >> well, thank you, reverend al, for letting me be on today. yes, i do see a change and a wave. north carolina is a purple state, and it's always been purple. it always has voted its hope and its fear historically. with a state where there at some point we had jesse helms as a senator at the same time we had terry sanford. we've had republican governors and democratic lieutenant governors. we currently have a democratic governor and a republican lieutenant governor. and as i go around the state now, the people who have aligned themselves to trump and that divisive fear mong

that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hollyogramme tonight, the takeover is off. more drama at newcastle united as the saudi—backed consortium pull out of a deal to buy the club. a man with a point to prove. david willey takes out his world cup frustration on ireland. from dagestan to the octagon. we meet the teenage refugee who's now one of the most talked about fighters in mixed martial arts. and in mixed martial arts. ahead of the british grand p service and ahead of the british grand prix service and we are talking silverware and meeting the man and tea m silverware and meeting the man and team that has helped develop nearly half of the formula i grid. hello and welcome to the programme. and there's almost a feeling of deja vu. the latest bid to buy newcastle united is off. the saudi arabian—backed consortium has pulled out of the £300 million deal to buy the club from mike ashley saying they had run out of patience waiting for approval. our correspondent katie gornall is at st james‘ park and has more details. after 16 wee

thank you, holly. have a nice day.ive care after your operation. which is where this new device comes in. where is your pain? lower leg. carol has just woken up from a 12 hour operation. she has tubes in her neck and she cannot talk. designed by a team at addenbrooke's hospital in cambridge, this app is now giving her a voice. i need a deep breath. we've been allowed to come and talk to carol. she is in the covid—free ward, but we are still wearing full protective gear, which the bbc replaced. carol, thank you so much for doing this, i know you've just been through this enormous operation and you've only woken up this morning. it's incredible that you can do this for us. thank you very much. thank you very much for all. such a great thing, the tv. oh, i totally agree with you. i'm busy today, lots of fun. it's really nice that you can use humour, isn't it? it changes the way that we interact with them immediately. if you couldn't talk because of that, it is so much more difficult for us to have those basic human intera

diane king holly is breaking this down. >>> stocks moved higher on wednesday.he climbed 177 points and the nasdaq rallied 148, hitting a record high and the s&p 500 gained 24. shares have been dropping after trading following the disappointing quarterly report card at bed bath and beyond. dated pose 82% increase in online sales but that was not enough to make up for the lack of in person shopping due to the coronavirus. the posted of loss of more than $352 million for the also announced they will start closing about 200 stores. united airlines as a warning to employees. more than a third could be furloughed later this year. 36,000 workers including 15,000 flight attendants are at risk of losing their jobs if airline travel does not pick up. united took bailout money earlier this year that prevents cutbacks before october first. amazon's latest retailer to stop selling washington redskins merchandise. the giant gave them 48 hours to take any related items off-line and it comes as active as your new calls for pro football teams to change inekit under review. >>>

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i know senator josh holly of missouri is on top of this. he's calling for something.ck dorsey of twitter to come before congress. >> josh holly who has been a thorn in the side of social media companies for a while now, you know, has a really good reason now to say, hey, is this a safe website? i think it's a real question to ask at this point because if, you know, the prevailing notion right now is that somebody at twitter was hacked and had those credentials spread around to the dark web that were later sold or used by that person, if that's the case, that's not enough security for a website used by the president of the united states to make policy. just simply isn't. so there are many issues at play there, but at the end of the day, that website had to be more buttoned up with security. >> good to see you, my friend. i know you have work to do to get to the bottom of this story. thank you for joining us tonight. >>> while we have been on the air tonight, another u.s. city has voted for a mask ordinance trying to stop the coronavirus. this is tulsa, oklahoma, voting

holly, good morning. i've been fortu nate year. holly, good morning.ame. exactly. that's the thing. if you ever watched it, that's what you think about, the crowds and the team, team europe, the flags and getting the hall from the americans, the fact that is not happen, it was inevitable they couldn't go ahead with the ryder cup this september. europe captain padraig harrington says it was the right decision to postpone it for a year because of the pandemic. they were due to defend their crown against the united states in wisconsin in late september. many players had already said the competition was nothing without the fans and the organisers decided against playing behind closed doors. even at the practice days of the ryder cup, there is nervousness and there is excitement and then five matches and players with the adrenaline and i've seen over the yea rs, adrenaline and i've seen over the years, the amount of players who have increased their personality because of the crowds and it would because of the crowds and it would be missing and it wouldn't b