bill, the cares act inc. something --inc. unemployment insurance. disaster unemployment insurance requires emergency decorations. the current arrangement is similar. waspresident's proposal $300, which was the last bargaining position out of the senate on this. bes said $400 would sufficient. he is counting on in the executive orders to pony up the extra $100 per check. benefits, laste week there were 17 million checks passed out. $100. that is $1.7 billion per week. the states are already facing difficulties paying the regular benefits. 19 states have applied for loans from the treasury. 11 have received advances from the treasury. level of preparation going into this, the state reserves are being depleted. remember, john, the worst ever week of unemployment insurance was aboutthe history one million a week. day, after st. patrick's that week there were 6 million people claiming benefits. that is a staggering difference. that persisted for a couple of weeks. finally dropped to about 3 million. now it is running about 1.5 million, greater than the h

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the damage is such an effort even if unsuccessful could be inc inc incalcuable. a smear is a deliberate faberation at worst or at least a willful twisting of the truth to sully the reputation of the target. strictly speaking the truth cannot be a smear. the purpose of it in politics is as a scheme to achieve an advantage over an opponent outside of traditional means or contrasting differences which were presented either in person or sort of pertinent issues being explored in writing. candidates and entities resort to the smear because they wish to distract from something. they wish to change the subject. it can be from their own personal failings or foiables or their own personal matters where they behave questionably or pass political stances that were or have become unpopular. in short destruction is the operative function of a smear. for a candidate with nearly unassailable credibility it is an easy way to damage an opponent and this is where it becomes especially dangerous. credibility comes from popularity. a sterling deed, an inspiring life story or even a

of apple inc thank you very much. thank you. all right so tech talk may be an entertainment apt but other web applications have much more serious uses and gonna be a national forests in n.g.o.s developing one the monitor's illegal logging and rewards legal harvesting my demand using this up wants to remain anonymous because his life would be in danger if the wrong people cause him collecting data here. he uses the app to report to the thieves who fell trees illegally in northwestern gonna. and i. don't surprise these illegal loggers in the act because they're dangerous an armed. can. only report their actions once they're gone. and therefore on this teak tree an endangered species was spelled illegally sworn into pieces and a large part of it was taken away they must have been between 5 and 10 men involved with heavy equipment. to track down the wood perches the n.-g. o. nature and development foundation sends local observers into particularly affected areas across the country. that in the trade is one of ghana's most important

spirit in addition to what we are also part of the neighborhood organization called midtown detroit inc. they really helped us find grants and funds to help us get our legs studied up again. because it was a shock initially. >> juju close because of fear of building? >> l because of the covid pandemic. >> just starting in march with the pandemic was at its worst here all retail was closed. so we didn't have a choice. have been teetering with the reopening part for our doors. we had to close with everyone else. specs so what's happened is her online sales, our phone calls which we get all the time from our wonderful customers and people that we don't know that here about us in one way or another. i think i have to say this quite a uptick in interest in books by black authors or books about the whole issue of race and racism in the country, we just got the wonderful new book today by isabel wilkerson. so this idea is really coming into fruition for people her wedding to know i didn't know this will a lot of us didn't know things. but the pandemic has caused us to pause, to wait a minute,

that shared the same phone number with a business called models inc.appeared support a strange story told by ex-husband that paige had clients that she would see. >> lonely older married men buying companionship from an intelligent woman they wanted to spend time with. >> as hard as paige tried, she simply could not keep up with the bills. so paige, investigators learned, had taken on one more job. she started moonlighting as an escort. >> finding out that paige was running a rather high class and high quality sort of prostitution business was kind of stunning. i had no idea that took place in my jurisdiction. >> living in a nice house in a nice part of town. >> and known to a number of people that i knew. she was a soccer mom. one of my best friend's daughter i believe played on the same team as paige's kids. >> how did paige manage to keep her escort service a secret from everybody but clients for so long? she went by the name carrie selling her services through a front company she ran. some friends suspected and most didn't. >> it was hard for me to

federal laboratories inc. who funded the film was a manufacturer of a popular right gun used to fire gas canisters watch real america. police training films tuesday beginning at eight eastern enjoy american history tv this week, and every weekend on c-span three. >> the korean war began 70 years ago on june 25th, 1950, it ended with an arms disagreement about three years later in july, 1953. next an oral history interview with joseph lewis grapple -- by the korean war legacy foundation he talks about taking part in the amphibious landing in inch. on a victory for un forces which turned the tide in the war. he has a recount citing chinese forces at the battle of joseph reservoir, where he was shot in the leg and shoulder. the interview project was underwritten by south korea's ministry of patriots and ministry affairs. >> and where were you born? it >> i was born in ohio, february 20, eight 1933. i >> parents of immigrants >> where did they immigrate? from >> italy. any siblings? 80 >> 11. >> 11 siblings? >> ar

. >> g to cr blake's e younkids s record inc on cell pne. >> i heard them say to drop the knife but i did not see a knife in his hands. >> reporter: the kenosha police urged people to know the facts before passing judgment. they say, as always, the video does not capture the intricacies of a highly dynamic incident. the officers have been placed on leave and they have not been identified. mola lenghi, cbs news, kenosha, wisconsin. >>> new at noon, the tahoe ski resorts, squaw valley, is dropping the squaw from its name after a momentum of recognition around the country. they say the term is a derogatory reference to a native american woman and it will be dropped immediately with a new name announced next year. >>> time for check of our weather. we have mary lee. >>> e lookin unhealt air again. the red and purple colors are indicating unhealthy to very unhealthy air. we have smoke from the massive wildfire is burning across the region and with the oakland camera, you can see how hazy and smoky it is with temperatures in the 60s from san francisco and oakland and 70s in san jose, santa

i inc. it's got a french kind of momentum about it.orms of republican sentiment not just certain forms of republican sentiment notjust in spain. i think there are wider questions and the role of the royal family in the uk following the departure of the duke and duchess of sussex. following the ways of allegations regarding prince andrew and his very famous newsnight interview and the questions that surround him and the relationship with jeffrey epstein. surround him and the relationship withjeffrey epstein. when they aren't meant to uphold standards in public life and they failed to do that you always see these waves at the public consciousness that if you're not there to set the right standards that we have quite an bit like my questions about what you are therefore for them in a way you have more of a ceremonial, charity focused type... quite the not the same strain of republicanism in this country. but i take your point. just before we get inundated with e—mails and texts from some of our views on that. let's just look at the main s

i have been trying to get them to pass the housing bill ever .ince they met the first time it still restingthe rules committee, that bill is. the republican platform has a quality of education opportunity. i have been trying to get congress to do something about that ever since they came there. that bill is at rest in the house of representatives. the republican platform is for extending social security benefits. think of that, increasing social security benefits. when they had the opportunity they took some 50,000 people off the social security role. i wonder if they think they can for the people of the united states. there's a lot any's promises. i will tell you about all of them. i have discussed a number of these failures of the republican 80th congress. every one of them is important. i told them i have major concerns for every american family. the failure to live because of high prices and the failure to do anything about housing. as president requires that i use every means within my power to get the things people lean on done with such urgency. i am therefore calling this congress b

the firm schroders is going to be allowed inc. its staff to permanently work from home. and that is quite incredible, is in a? thousands of staff working forever from home if they want to. is that the future do you think?|j from home if they want to. is that the future do you think? i think there is going to be a split for many companies between having some in the office and some working from home. it has for people some more than others. i'm working from home wearing a suit and other wearing a suit even when i'm not on camera. you wear a suit all day long don't you? you you wear a suit all day long don't you ? you sleep you wear a suit all day long don't you? you sleep in your suit. of course. i do worry though because obviously, there is going to be this huge impact on the city centres and the death of the city center. as all the death of the city center. as all the people moves out of the office. i also think personally social mobility will also be hit if automatically people move out of offices. kids from various backgrounds w

federal laboratories inc. who funded the film was a manufacturer of a popular riot gun used to fire gas canisters. watch "reel america" police training films tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. enjoy american history tv this week and every weekend on c-span3. >>> up next, joining us is david decker, founder and executive director of the center for election innovation and research here to talk with us about the election security and in particular also mail-in balloting, mail-in voting. david becker, thanks for being a part of the program. >> thanks for having me, bill, tell us about your organization. center for election intervention and research. what have you founded? >> i've been in elections 22 years and worked many years as a trial attorney in the justice department and voting section of the civil rights division and made my way to the trust ran election teams for some years and in 2016 went off and founded this center to continue the work i'm doing. we work with election officials across the spectrum.

companies to turn off the money spigot and intellectual property spigot to china, inc. >> we need congresso do oversight. you can look at the coronavirus task force. they're refusing to look at china despite a columbia university study that says 61% of our casualties would have been saved, those lived would have been saved had china just spoken up one week earlier and the connections with the world health organization, their manipulation of those international bodies. the democrat party doesn't want to look at it. in fact, they're he' espausing e talking about that the ccp is over the coronavirus. we have to be serious about oversighting these guys. leland: i know you and adam smith got it into this week on that issue. wish we had time to delve into it. congressman, we appreciate you taking the time on a sunday, sir. goods to see you. >> thanks, leland. good to see you. leland: gillian. gillian: a live look now at spacex's dragon aircraft, the dragon endeavor is carrying two nasa astronauts that were launched into space may 30th. it is preparing to splash down off the coast of florida next

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postal service and mail-in ballot inc., if the democrats were to give you what you want would you be willing to accept the $25 billion for social the postal service? pres. trump: it's not what i want it's what the american people want. to, as part of your answer i can read this. in addition to the executive orders we have signed which we are going to be doing terrific things in terms of payroll tax cut which is a lot of money coming to a lot of people very quickly, i have directed the secretary of the treasury to get ready and send direct payments, $3400 for a family of four to all americans. democrats are holding this up. theready to have [indiscernible] ppp payments to small businesses that have been hurt are the china virus. -- hurt by the china virus. the democrats are holding this up. those are two things that are directly involved and a victim of the china virus. we are ready to send, democrats are holding up. i am ready to send rental assistance payments to hard-working americans that have been hurt by the china virus. democrats are holding this up. $105 billion to the states

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prosecutors have opened a criminal investigation into the council, inc. members -- accusing members of putting national security at risk. while demonstration against the president? hundreds of thousands of protesters at the capital, it's different in rural areas. popular amongains people in the countryside for now. but his support could be waning. , lifeer: outside minsk has been standing still. [indiscernible] this is president lukashenko's heartland. villagers are reluctant to talk about the mass protests. events happening in the cities worry them. >> protesters take stones from the pavement and attack police. why? the time of revolution is gone. nato wants war. reporter: he gets his information from watching state television. >> a new person in power will not bring changes. only young people are protesting. old people are supporting lukashenko. i saw it on the news. in ther: like him, many village have to get by on a small income. life has been difficult but stable. worried about what might come next, some say they would rather stick to the devil they

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inc. you to kpix 5 for your support today. it has been an amazing day of people stepping up, stepping out, helping those when they need it the most. take you so much. >> we had a very generous donation from clorox as well. that was a matching donation . >> they matched up to $100,000, which we exceeded that. clorox will have to any up that money. our board member, karen, stepped up, and bob and suzanne garrett. we have had visa foundation they have stepped up. and amazing day . >> we talked about this facility in particular, i was here for the kincaid fire. it looked much different in the way the operations were. things have changed with the pandemic, obviously. you had to adapt. explain how that money will be used and how things are different this year. >> i am very appreciative of the support. hopefully the community knows that the red cross does rely on public donations. we make sure the dollars go where they are needed most. we have 90% of our folks who worked on these disasters are volunteers. those dollars will go to imm

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big noise inc is the regulator work that we started 1st ours was roebuck cousin and his brother was the producer. my nephew had got killed and we're going to video you'll see to stand in front of what we do make shift sheets rest in peace had his name and all that was out. and then 7 days later my cousin who i was close with more like a brother he was shot down in front of his kids he was walking into his house and somebody walked up and he had his door. girl walked up to stop this man loving times in the face of them saying proceed to shooting who is autograph because martin not. one of the current president of the slots that it would be good for her to do for this like you know our family is a good family man and you should come to our environment. and it's just like that reality i'm so tired of best cycle that we see in a city that is happens you know i mean we had to eat some nights so i had to go do what i had to do you know maybe in the streets and ran the streets for. you know and i'm just blessed that i'm able to be here and be a parent now i guess my whole focus in life is just

several questions to be resolved in the courts where card is potentially germany's biggest post workout inc scandal and one that has investors deeply worried because it was down to the control system but if it didn't work with wire card and they were blind spots everywhere you have to ask whether this could happen somewhere else too. you know you have a problem that's bad for trust bad for shareholder culture which is in any case fragile in germany as you see how complex it all was like something out of james bond it would be exciting if it weren't so sad. sad indeed the i caught scandal is not fictional it really happened but why what prompts entrepreneurs and manages to drop any sense of decency and feel their own pockets no matter what impact the criminal behavior has on the company it's and police on the chair hold us is it a reaction to stress or a character flaw well here's a look at how white collar crime can work. this is the story of one person's plunge into white collar crime joe is in court he defrauded the toy manufacturer he works for to the tune of 1000000 euros. it's not that

not that inc. willen had illusions he had political supporters in the irish community. he knew the irish were democrat. but in 1861 he did not want the fight against the succession to be a republican war only. so he was willing to accept all parties to the service. >> the next question -- i know the answer to this one. you said the return of the 69th was exhibited at the midler gallery on 9th avenue -- it was actually 9th street, right? >> 9th street, okay. >> our viewer said the far west side of manhattan what was a wasteland, which it was -- >> good correction. thank you. >> there was no art gallery over there. i was surprised to hear it was on 9th street actually, around there. >> it was the goukie gallery and knoedler took it over. that's why i was thinking 9th avenue, because of all of the art galleries there. >> were painting presentations different in the 19th century? >> presentations? >> yeah, presentations. >> i'm not sure i know what that means. i would say there are unveilings, if we take a literal sense, were certainly big deals and after the war much, much

can tell you firsthand it bought us in valuable time to launch the greatest national mobilization .incerld war ii president trump marshaled the full resources of our federal government from the outset. a directed us to forge seamless partnership with governors across america in both political parties. we partnered with private industry to reinvent testing and produce supplies that were distributed to hospitals around the land. today, we are conducting more than 800,000 tests a day, and we have coordinated the delivery of billions of pieces of personal protective equipment for our amazing doctors, nurses, and health care workers. [applause] we sought to the manufacture of ,00,000 ventilators in 100 days and no one who required a --tilator was ever delight denied a ventilator in the united states. servedt hospitals, medical military personnel, and enacted a rescue package to save american jobs. as we speak, we are developing a growing number of treatments, known as therapeutics, including convalescent plasma, that are saving lives all across america. now, last week, joe biden said that no

inc. you. >> we have some brief slides. truly to highlight our private nonprofit. i'll just give it a second to catch up here. this is not just fema doing this. our great partners like the national guard, epa, fda. you name it. there are people in this building are virtual because of covid-19. and again, the whole of the government response when it comes to his hurricane and any other national disaster that we may see in future. the next line. side for police. here's a taste of some of the resources that we have on the ground in response of this hurricane. the staff that are here in this building prayed that are indented with governors and work emergency operations systems. army corps of engineers with her briefings there on the ground during assessment. it search and rescue teams. and unit air force one is out there today doing assessments. indication teams, mobile emergency response units out there to give extra capacity to locals that may have lost their communications. our of the great partners, utility crews all quest the country. 10000 crewmembers out there r

making that proclamation simply because the president doesn't want to know about any more cases. ,ince we passed the heroes act over 100 days ago, mitch mcconnell pressed the pause button. over 4 million people have been added to the infection list. 82,000 more people have died. could we have saved all of them? no. but any of them, we could have. science tells us that's how other countries are dealing and managing this vicious virus. administration to show its face to any children in our country, i say to you those who support the president, i respect that. i respect if you vote an exercise that. understand this. he is asking you to put him before your children. he is doing that in the schools by saying he wants to put the bulk of the money into schools that actually open up instead of recognizing the costs to opening up actually, virtually, online education and any hybrid of that. ofnning, when you see that the hundred largest school systems in the country, 62 of them are 100% virtual as of last week. so hybrid.en or partially virtual. percentagell actually opening 100%. we all want o

of you people out there who talk about this president and him wanting to do away with mail-in ballot inc i was going to say -- balloting, i was going to say absentee. not just throat pallets out. -- throw ballots out. host: go ahead and respond. guest: i think mary is right that there are a lot of people who are not racist. i would like to talk about any number of things other than racism. i would like to talk about the great migration and current issues in black migration because that is what i research. even though you might not be racist and a lot of people might -- be racist but there might not be racist, there are some people who are. until we all get our friends and each other together about not being racist, this is a conversation we will continue to have. i agree with you totally. i would like to stop having this conversation but we cannot stop until racism stops. host: let's go to judy who is calling from clayton, delaware on the democratic lines. good morning. caller: thank you very much for having me. i want to say two things. number one, i think it is time that this country c

future cast inc.s the intensifying team to the radar simulation as we head through the rest of the night. does not mean the reader will look like this but it gives us an idea of where the best chance is and went further to the north as we head into the early hours of tomorrow morning with a few leftover showers to begin today. there is e receofcoupwers and thunderstorms developing tomorrow night and into early tuesday. that is lower. the red flag warning continues because of the potential for dry lighting. air quality was miserable today, at best. you were in the moderate category. mostly unhealthy to very unhealthy. it looks like it will be another day of poor air quality. either unhealthy for sensitive groups or flat out unhealthy. down into santa clara county also. temperatures have dropped into the 50s and 60s but a few spots hanging onto the 70s. it is still a warm evening. temperatures tonight will back to the upper 50s and low 60s by early tomorrow. will be a challenging day for fire crews beca

it's high that you don't care if you would read immigrants on whom your count grew to be accomplished inc i think that they cripple the right maybe to mobilize young people who are now unemployed and so on and so on but. these what you are saying if you want option. one looks nice the new digital age got people you can read at least the wealthy elite will eat in their own bubble in their own world with out site. safe and so one and so on and eternal controlled by the state will explode another version and i keep up with you believe the of the. countries in the united states and i'm going to let assume it is a kind of disintegrate of the shadow i believe space and part of the core got some spiritual force you opening in other states from the mental age group will take over and they will begin to blame thought interest in children and so on it's quite possible that repeated they can ask for some kind of a new body from you remember you are probably go young mostly crap up with out of some 34 years ago like south boston or logan so i'm reading the elite living in that in a kind of a bubble.

inc. you senator blumenthal for being here . senator purdue as well.e have a number of our other members joining us virtually today. today the cyber security subcommittee welcomes the first time, collies to present the findings of the cyberspace solarium commission rate our friend senator king, from a rep. gallagher from wisconsin. they are joined by fellow commissioner and retired general john, professor of cyber studies at the u.s. naval academy and former deputy director of the national security agency. welcome to all. thank you for coming to discuss this important topic at today's hearing. i like to extend my congratulations as well to mike gallagher and his wife and by the recent birth of the baby girl grace. good luck on your greatest adventure yet in all of the amazing moments yet to come associated with it. i would also like to recognize former staff and policy director mark montgomery who served as executive director of the public commission. section 1652 of the fiscal year 2019 establish the cyberspace solarium commission to study alternative

ince we dive into issues that still face california's won at the ballot box and in elected office today. >>> welcomto kqed wsroom. i am david clemens. so we plunge fiin the season with hundreds of fires burning more than 500,000 acres across northern and central california. firefighters are battling main fires whilcontending with high wind and difficult terrain. at least five people have now died. in santa cruz and san mateo le have been ordered to e64,000 evacuate. the air quality in the bay area is now among the worst the world. >>> the northern california wildfires expected to burn for several more days. and possibly wks. visit kqed.org for up-to-date air-ality maps and evacuation information. >>> earlier today postmaster general lewito joy stify before senate lawmakers. he was called to answer for controversial changes to the postal service. changes which have led to widespread delays and warnings that mail-in ballots may not award on time to be counted for the november eleion. those changes would be suspended until after the election. also this week a bipartisan group released a re

and lieutenant governor dan patrick, another friend of mine, inc. you, dan. -- thank you, dan. state attorney general ken paxton. a very aggressive attorney general, that's what we like. you've got some very big ones, including mail-in ballots, right? unsolicited, i call them, unsolicited mail-in ballots where people are sitting at home and they get hit mail-in ballots all over the place. i hope you will be successful. i think it is a very important case not only here for the -- but the entire country. i think there are 18 of those cases throughout the country. in pennsylvania and north carolina -- we have a lot of them. thank you very much. a man who has been there when we need him and has been incredible for texas and in my friend, ted cruz. thank you. we have spent a lot of time before and we are working to get texas everything they need. and --sman brian babb babbin, a warrior and terrific guy. and where is randy? randy weber, congressman. thank you very much. a couple of people who have been friends of mine, i won't mention them too much, but they got a shot of the covid a

that was the opposition leader from bill roosts with lana taken of scalia's speaking with constantine inc it well it is not only bella ruth russia also has a vocal opposition leader who's in a foreign country this time here in germany alexina is fighting for his life in a berlin hospital after falling ill in siberia last week the russian government is disputing german assertions that involved he was poisoned insisting his condition could have been triggered by other causes on monday doctors treating him here in berlin said they had found evidence that he was indeed poisoned today a criminal spokesperson dismissed those findings saying that they absolutely cannot be true the ball he was flown to berlin for treatment over the weekend and is currently in a medically induced coma the russian parliament says it's planning its own investigation after the kremlin said there was no need for one here in germany the situation has led some politicians to call for a tougher stance against moscow german foreign minister is as clear as a diplomat can be the last poisoning often takes a novel in the is

here to talk with us about election security, in particular, mail-in ballot inc. -- mail-in balloting, mail-in voting. guest: thanks for having me. host: tell us about your organization, the center for election innovation and research . why did you found it? guest: i have been in elections for about 22 years. i spent time as a trial attorney, and i made my way over to the -- where i ran their elections team for some years. in 2016, i went off and founded the center for election innovation and research, to continue the work i have been doing along with my staff. we work with election officials across the spectrum, to try and help them successfully run elections. we have focused in the past on things like voter registration, making that process more efficient and having more integrity. we focus on things like election cybersecurity, which is still an issue. amid the pandemic we have been working with states to adapt to provide voters with convenient and safe voting options. host: how are states in general planning to adapt for the pandemic? guest: most

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we can speak now to vyto babrauskas, founder of fire science and technology inc, who has written an extensiveium nitrate fertiliser explosions and how they occur. i know you wrote an extensive review, from what you are seeing and hearing here, what do you think happened austin mark it is a question of fire and lack of fire safety consciousness that every single disaster where ammonium nitrate blew up, either in storage or in transport, has one and only one cause and that has been an uncontrolled fire. from what i can see from the reports, that is precisely what happened in beirut. there was an uncontrolled fire and low and behold, advanced upon a storage of ammonium nitrate and there was a gigantic explosion and that was entirely foreseeable, entirely preventable and there isa entirely preventable and there is a centuries worth of tragic record for anybody who cares to be aware of it, to realise that thatis be aware of it, to realise that that is not how this dangerous material must be treated and stored. if i understand it right, it is generally a fertiliser but it can be used for bombs and

you. >> inc. you. and yes good morning so, in your view, where closes many actionable developments in the rule 48 a hearing. >> your art ensuring that you have the authority position with the parties. yes pretty you make sure the defendant's counsel to. you can make sure that the prosecutor has not been arrived outside of that. yes. >> so in my hypothetical, there's a take of the u.s. attorney. taking this case or a suitcase full of cash, and the judge wants to have a hearing on that because that is saying that the u.s. attorney, signed the motion. you would say that hearing is appropriate or nots appropriate under rule 48 a russian mark >> i would say that hearing to make sure the executive act action is what to dismiss. that is not s a problem. ... ... my answer is still the same the court canasta agr deputy attorney general whether they really want to dismiss and if the answer the executive branch is yes whether some individual executive ranch demands parul 48a the executive court could have co