doc at memorial hospital and health care center in jasper, indiana. doctor, you're one of the many guests we've had for months during this pandemic. we have never met personally, but nonetheless i feel like i know you, and i can speak for our viewers. for months i've been asking you about the pandemic. for months you've been bemoaning the lack of aggressive national policy. but when i ask you how are you doing in your area, you've usually answered everything's fine. we're keeping the lid on. well, tonight i ask you again, how are you doing in your area? >> i had, brian. well, here we are. we all get to take a look at this up close and personal. it seems like our fellow hoosiers need to see this for themselves before they really change their behavior in the short term. we've been sounding the alarm for months, you're right. since february, march, and we've said it's coming, it's coming. well, it's here. >> what are cases like in your local area at the hospital where you work? >> yeah, so locally we're still under control right now, but we have definite

look how high end over the net jaylen is >> reporter: it's the sport jaelyn jasper loves most, but hefor much longer. >> i'm still in a bit of shock. i'm heartbroken. >> reporter: stanford university announced wednesday its national after the upcoming academic year. >> it has become my life and i don't know anything else besides it. to think it can be taken away is ugh . >> reporter: the sport's they are taking way is men's and women's fencing, field hawking, light weight rowing, sailing, squash, synchronized swimming, wrestling, men's volleyball and women's volleyball remains. stanford announced the cuts and a letter claiming the athletics department was facing a $25 million shortfall in the pandemic is only expected to make it worse. in an open letter, stanford officials wrote, we now face the reality that significant change is needed to create fiscal stability for stanford athletics and to provide the support we believe is essential for our student athletes to excel. stanford says the condemned sports will be allowed to continue for this one final academic year, but with the black

or to the child i want to make up and it doesn't make people sick because i'm a no harmful resit jasper. even if the whole world challenges me i will fight against the use of chemicals. her to. the growing season is go way back to go with the ducks mission is. to. call the doc supply us with a. date how after the grains of rice and they get rid of the snails caterpillars some day i get supernal. up already tops savings and we're most grateful to them for a few weeks now. that i can call. the 1st. kickoff. from the refugee camp in gonna to one of the top football leagues in the world alphonso davis. fire munich's the 19 year old's undeniable talent has made him a shooting star. it's the stuff of fairy tales to live in for his story yes the young kids have to go. 90 minutes on d w. that is for me. to. be told it is for. her. and beethoven is for. beethoven is for everyone. beethoven 2022 and 50th anniversary here on d w. i'm neal i'm good welcome to the 2nd season on the film it's about environment still about society it's still about the top planets on the brain responses so hopefully .

it past lose goalkeeper tyler though priscilla all hopes for minnesota rest on the left bank chase jasper and he has a right to put a shot right here punches it seems to get to the quarterfinals. you see successfully pulled off their fight island events over in the u.a.e. and dana white though decided to give fans now the gift they've been waiting for with the announcement of a massive fight arena you have the lightweight champion habib's naroda made off of getting back in the octagon in october for the long awaited ballad interim champ justin gayety the fight is likely going to be one of the biggest in u.f.c. history with a unified title on the line hasn't gotten september 29th teens and u.s.c. to 42 where he beat dustin for a by submission in 3 rounds the 31 year old has been dealing with the loss of his father and coach on july 3rd amalgamate off at 20 a no holds a long as active in the streak and then has defended his title only 2822 and to present a tough challenge as he's known for it being a world class grappler and is actually a former one division one wrestler the know it's reall

large tires and oversize windows, it fell over an embankment while climbing a steep rocky road in jasper, national park. that is the side of a picturesque glacier, the buses make lots of tricks like that along the mountain roads during the tour season several of the taurus 27 passengers in total were on board several of them sustained injuries, canadian authorities have ruled out any inference is beinazble stained- glass windows video shows flames inside engulfing the front entrance early on saturday, dozens of firefighters battled the flames for several hours photos from inside the building shows the charge remains. >> the fire comes just every year after a major fire that destroyed the roof in notre dame cathedral in paris. >>> thousands of protesters gathered in israel's cities in response to the economic fallout from the pandemic this is the second week of protests in tel aviv and jerusalem. riddick say the government provided inadequate assistance, and has not offered a safety net for workers or business owners. in jerusalem, police fired a water cannon at civilians, as clashes inte

people were killed and several others injured after a tour bus rolled over while carrying people to jasper national park in canada. first responders found the bus on its roof 200 feet away from the road on saturday. at least 27 people were on the off-road bus that was taking them to a glacier. it is not yet clear what caused the rollover. >> happening today, nfl training camp opens for the new season. some of the rookies are reporting to camp this morning. the veterans are due to show up over the next few days. the new season is beginning despite the rise in coronavirus cases. the nfl players association still has a lot of questions about plans for testings and other issues tied to the pandemic. some of pro football's biggest stars are supporting the players union and asking questions about the safety concerns. new orleans saints quarterback drew brees posted several messages on that social media. he believes the nfl hasn't done enough to protect the players. patrick mahomes and russell will send issued similar statements. in baseball, the bay bridge series between the giants and the a's s

if not i get you a picture of jasper and your book and i'll get that by tomorrow.ve a visit you might remember spike and this is a canine companion dog in training and he has some hip dysplasia so unable to do that. he's on the left and there on the bottom right, there is tyrant, named after the tyrant that you see on fox news on the gg show. they came to visit and the cross-country winnebago tribbett and tyrant will be great. that's all. >> juan: all right, jessie, do you have a dog? >> jesse: yeah, unlike dana, not every "one more thing" is about my dog. fox nation, baseball in the white house just dropping there and go to fox nation to check it out about the special relationship between two great icons in baseball, joe dimaggio, ted williams, and president george bush. go there now, excellent documentary, i highly highly recommended and not as much is your book, greg, but i highly recommend it. >> greg: excellent. dagan, do you want to say nice things about my book? >> dagen: why didn't i not get a copy of it? where's my copy? >> greg: i left it on your desk. it

if jasper on the weekend and a lovely weekend i know a to celebrate america and to enjoy and he was outs, i've been surprised with the flag, he was so happy. it turns out that my friend got me this mask for me to wear when i go out and about and what do you think? [laughter] >> jesse: i love it. >> dana: that's all i got. >> greg: all right, juan. >> juan: okay, what's the fourth of july without family fireworks and i'm not talking about fireworks in the sky, i'm talking about a pinata in the backyard. my daughter brought over the grandkids and with everyone keeping a safe distance, we took swings and a watermelon shaved pinata. take a look at this. as you can see, some people struck out, some people hit a single. it was a ton of fun and then my son, antonio, he crushed it! in the candy came pouring out! they were the big winners and they got all the candy. by the time of the nighttime fireworks, they were still on a sugar high! way to go, pinata, for a fun fourth of july! >> jesse: emily. >> emily: okay, you guys know i'm such a fan of the united states veteran core. there a charity th

. >> reporter: jasper is one of 240 for athletes that are seeing sports vanish, the sports could become club sports. >> 2020 has become the worst year of my life. >> 100 college and universities have made cuts to athletic programs and more are likely on >>> some of the other schools that were mentioned are back east. today the ivy league announced that they are counseling sports in the fall. that means the football season has been postponed for harvard, yale , and princeton. there will be no early-season for winter sports like basketball and hockey. they said that they will not begin until january. there has been talk of rescheduling football for the spring. the ivy league is the first division i sports conference to make this decision. >>> united airlines is sending layoff warnings to half of their u.s. employees. they said they hope to limit the layoffs by offering early retirement packages. they are alerting workers to comply with the laws that workers get the 60 days notice before massive job cuts. this would include 11,000 flight attendants, and customer service in the gate agents.

mike and jasper founded a company in 2015 producing bags and accessories made from upcycled materials upcycling is is creating new value through existing waste material through a process of not breaking it down, but reshaping it into something new. >> there is a huge amount of waste and a lot of please materials make their way to the landfill and a lot of these materials actually have very good qualities. >> essentially waste is a lost revenue source. for us there is a huge amount of waste material that holds a great value to it. you just have to look at it  through the right lens. >> reporter: this year the south african plastic pact was backed with public backing, working to eradicate plastic waste and pollution in the country. >> one individual can have a huge difference. if every person picked up a plastic bottle in south africa, that would be 50 million bottles every day that wouldn't be on the streets, wouldn't be going into waste, landfill, wouldn't be going into the oceans. >> reporter: with the likes of them spreading the word, there is hope that south africa could turn the

mike shleebark and jasper eels founded see lim gear in 2015 producing bags and accessories made frompcycling is a process of creating new value from an existing waste material through a process of not breaking it down but reshaping it into something new. >> there's a huge amount of waste. a lot of these materials make their way to landfill and a lot of these taerlz have really good qualities p. >> essentially waste is a lost revenue source. for us there's a huge amount of waste material which holds a great value to it. you just have to look at it through the right lens. >> reporter: this year the south african plastics pact was launched with government backing. working toward eradicating plastic waste and pollution in the country. >> one individual can have a fuj difference if every person pinged a plastic bottle, say, in south africa that would be 50 million bottles every day that wouldn't be on the streets, wouldn't be going into the landfill, that wouldn'ting be going into the ocean. >> reporter: with the likes of schlebark, aelz and solomon there's a likelihood south africa could

of the counties represented by the secretary -- the speaker of the house, a republican, happen in jasper county, coffee county, unless she studied the map or are from there, most cannot pick those counties off the 159 counties in the state. what we have to think about, even though the target of voter suppression are largely communities of color, mainly african-americans in the south, if you're in the west it targets latinos and native americans but no matter where you are, we know if you are targeted, that means you're messing with machinery and part about what i talk about in the book is the history that this is not new. we have seen this before, the poll tax of the 1800s in the 1900s is a long wait time of the 21st century because when you have to stand in line for 5 - 7 hours, georgia is a state where you do not get paid time off to vote. you sacrificed a days to cast a single ballot. if you have to wait in line for five hours and you get to the front of the line only to find out your mane has disappeared from the role or your precinct was on the other side of town, it is too late to

it happened in jasper county, coffee county, lest you studied the map or from their most evil cannot pick those counties off the 159 counties we have in the state. but we have to think about is even though they target voter suppression is largely communities of color mainly african-americans in the south if you are in the west it tends to target latinos and native americans. but no matter where you are, we know if you are targeted that means you are messing with the machinery. part of what attack about in the book is the history this is not new. this is not new. we have seen this before the poll tax of the 1800s in the 1900s as the long wait times of the 21st century. because when you have to stand in line for five to seven hours, georgia is a state where you do not get paid time off to vote. which means you have sacrificed a days pay in order to cast a single ballot. if you have to wait in line for five hours and then you've got to the front of the line only to find out that your name has disappeared from the roll, or your precinct was on the other side of town, it is too late to ge

it happened in jasper county, coffee county.unless you have studied the map or you are from there most can't pick the counties out. what we have to think about is that even though the target of voter suppression are largely communities of color, mainly african americans in the south. if you are in the west intends to target latinos and native americans, but no matter where you are we know if your targeted , you are messing with the machinery part of what i talked about in the book is the history that this isn't it mail. of this isn't it mail. we have seen this before. the poll tax of the 1800s 1900s is the long wait time of the 21st century because when you have to stand in line for five to seven hours-- george is a state where you don't get paid time off to vote which means you sacrifice a day's pay to cast a single ballot. if you have to wait in line for five hours and then you get to the front of the line only to find out that your name has disappeared from the role or that your precinct was on the other side of town, it's to

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sightseeing tour bus went off the road and rolled over in the canadian rockies it happened saturday in jasper. the tour company said its offroad vehicles do not have seat belts the cause of this crash is still under investigation. >>> now to a close call on the florida coast. a police officer was walking on the beach when he noticed a hey. there's a shark. shark approaching a small boy on a boogie board >> hey, buddy! hey! shark. hey. there's a shark. >> there he is >> oh, wow the shark was dangerously close when that officer jumped in. that is definitely a life saving decision somewhere nearby there is a mom or dad saying thank you, thank you, thank you >> i like that, hey, buddy, there's a shark. >>> this morning the outpouring of tributes continue for representative john lewis. >> the civil rights icon and conscience of the congress died friday at this age of 80 we'll speak to cory booker about his legacy and his relationship with him but first blayne alexander has more >> reporter: good morning to you. we are right in the heart of congressman lewis' district. you see an outpouring of trib

rigby, children, kay, sadie, jasper, met john lewis. he signed for them his book, "march." john lewis' "march" tells the store riff of a poor sharecropper's son who transformed america and so much more. there are few in the world who change it. john lewis changed it. the black clergy in my community my grandchildren, my family, you can be sure we will carry on your work, john lewis. count on it. yield back. mr. woodall: i thank the gentlelady. at this time i would like to yield to the gentleman from massachusetts. >> thank you, madam speaker. when i was younger we seem to have had a lot of american heroes around. from the greatest generation who won world war ii, the civil rights leaders of the 1950's, to the men who walked on the moon. mr. moulton: to call one of them a colleague was one of the greatest honors of my life. and it hit me every day i saw john lewis on the house floor. good morning, sir, was my usual greeting. not because of my marine background or his age, most people in congress are older than me but simply because there is nobody in congress who had more re

. >> hi, my name is jasper and i'm a native to district nine. i would just like to say that police are toxic to our communities. they are not providing safety for the majorities of the community, especially black, indigenous and people of colour. reform is not working. the police budgets continue to increase, but have police violence or crime rates decrease? that's no. policing is just attacking the effects of this nation's failures investing in the community would fix the root problem. we live in a world where [indiscernible] and untrained civilians must remain calm with a gun in their face. why should sfpd get a $43 million increase while schools are facing $26 million in cuts? what do you think is more important to a healthy city? educating children or housing poor people? the safest communities don't have the most cops. they have the most resources. thank you for your time. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speaker, please. >> hello? >> hello, caller. you may begin. >> my name is janna and i live in district 9. like everyone else, i'm

. >> hi, my name is jasper and i'm a native to district nine. i would just like to say that police are toxic to our communities. they are not providing safety for the majorities of the community, especially black, indigenous and people of colour. reform is not working. the police budgets continue to increase, but have police violence or crime rates decrease? that's no. policing is just attacking the effects of this nation's failures investing in the community would fix the root problem. we live in a world where [indiscernible] and untrained civilians must remain calm with a gun in their face. why should sfpd get a $43 million increase while schools are facing $26 million in cuts? what do you think is more important to a healthy city? educating children or housing poor people? the safest communities don't have the most cops. they have the most resources. thank you for your time. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speaker, please. >> hello? >> hello, caller. you may begin. >> my name is janna and i live in district 9. like everyone else, i'm