that is jasper mortimer reporting.e in france the prime minister is under fire after announcing the government will not be providing free masks for all schoolchildren. has ruled out generalizing the distribution of masks, calling for individual responsibility. the prime minister did say that free masks will be given out to families in precarious situations and people at risk. be allowede well happiness and prosperitity, but not a single country dispute -- distributes masks to its entire population. more, there are cases where e we are distribute masks for free. this isn't a failing of the state. we are not giving up masks to families that do n not needd hep whatsoeverer. french prime the minister is addressing the countries against employers federatition at its annual end f summer gathering. this has businesses are awaiting governments plan to boost the french economy due to be unveiled next week. our business editor joins us now from there. this taking place under the shadow of covid-19 and a very difficult time for b

with jasper on the board.look like we were in the middle of the lake but we are by the shore. it all went really bad because i was sitting there and peter finally got the picture but jasper leapt off the board and i went face first on the board in the water, i had to walk home soaking wet. i said you realize how people could die getting an instagram picture. i can see how it could happen. >> katie: i want the video. >> marie: it was a cute instagram picture. >> dana: peter was so worried that i would kill him. he needed video. >> jesse: do it for the 'gram. a croatian company is running a digital scam? i think ag barr needs to get on the phone and start slapping these guys with subpoenas. total scam. >> katie: jesse, don't be talking about my people like that, my croatian brothers and sisters. >> jesse: i love croatia. >> katie: those puppies are cute her. it reminds me of those sticker books you had as a kid, little girls, you would take the dress is often stick them on the dolls. as someone who shops at t.j.

so i took jasper for the a ride in the back seat of my maserati. fresh. that's my jasper video for today. >> pretty good. jesse, you're up. >> gowdy on the g.g. show. have to tune in for that one. >> thanks so much. >> i'm kidding. i won't watch at all. [laughter] on behalf of my sister, we would like to wish our parents a happy 50th wedding anniversary. >> wow. >> tomorrow is 50 years for ann and stephen. there they are. that has to be from the 80s. my dad's suit is unbelievably big there. >> not like your swimsuit. >> mom and dad, we love you, we were going to celebrate this year. they were going to take us to jamaica. the china virus cut that trip short. we'll be in jamaica in spirit. "water's world" 8:00 before trey is on the g.g. show. dan bongino and i break down the violence. don't miss it. >> all right. big crowd in washington today marching to commemorate the 57th anniversary of dr. martin luther king jr.'s i have a dream speech. one of the speakers was martin luther king iii. watch. >> there's a knee upon the neck of democracy, and our na

obvious if you just went by the art that's in a lot of western art museums including this painting by jasper johns at the museum in cologne germany well that museum has been taking a critical look at its collection of american art from the 1960 s. and seventy's and of the stories that its collection doesn't tell. the honest abolition view of united states history and with it but history is under scrutiny the dominant narrative has been white male and heteronormativity. so colognes museum ludovick invited research fellow janice mitchell to critically review its american art collection she also arranged loans of other outlets to fill gaps for this exhibition. this 1980 video artwork by howard dean a pin down is titled free white and 21. it shows a black artist transforming herself into a white woman who then rejects and attacks the black woman's experiences of racism . we really must be paranoid and never had an experience like that that was free when. the current anti racist demonstrations similar to the ones that took place in the 1960 s. and seventy's make mapping the collection more releva

>> your dog jasper has a nose for wine. have a great show. >> thanks. >> i am john roberts in for bill hemmer. president trump will meet with arizona's governor at the white house. arizona has 180,000 coronavirus cases more than all but 7 other states but the health director says the number of new cases is declining. and another topic. voting by mail. the president's campaign is suing nevada for its mail-in ballot plan.

good thing i'm still on the show and i haven't walked jasper, it looks like this imminent.a harris considered the front runner. do you think there could be surprises here, though? >> i do there is going to be surprises. there were whispers about gretchen whitmer, the michigan governor. she met face to face with the former vice president. that caused all kinds of stir. especially with the african-american community. some writing letters to biden saying you better pick a black woman. there is all kind of things. however, you look just about the geographic benefit. michigan, wisconsin, that helps biden in those spots. obviously you look at the graphic with all of the possibilities. we don't have real indication that he has narrowed. i don't think kamala harris, there has been an up and down on the betting on senator harris. and whether it's going to be her. she is listed in the d.n.c. talking, speech for the convention next week. not listed is susan rice. whether it means anything or not we shall see. >> dana: there were also some -- we know that biden long said in one on the

jasper, come. this is jasper's participation. >> hello, jasper. >> are you going to get up? no.had a big day yesterday. but he says hi. madam secretary, thank you. and lauren, we'll turn it back to you. >> thank you both so much. what a privilege to hear from you tonight. before we go to our final panel i'd like to take a minute to thank again our sponsors merk and p&g for their generous support and this town hall would not have been possible without them. >> this is not new. this has happened before. >> in every downturn. >> and disaster in history. >> gender equality has been setback. >> as women have stepped forward. >> women always bear a heavy cost. >> more of the front line care. >> more of the pay cuts. >> more of the jobs lost. >> more of the responsibilities at home. >> keeping them from going back to paid work. >> these times. >> are not unprecedented. >> but they give us another chance for equality. >> if we all choose to step forward as equals. >> care equal. >> hire equal. >> pay equal. >> model equal. >> do equal. >> choose equal. >> adhome. >> at work. >> right no

jasper. this is jasper's participation. >> hello jasper. are you going to get up? >> no. he had a big day yesterday. you had a big day. but he says high. madam secretary, thank you. lauren, we will turn it back to you. >> thank you both so much. what a privileged to hear from you tonight. before we go to our final panel, i would like to take a minute to thank again our sponsors mark p and she for their generous support. both serve on the board together, and this town hall would not have been possible without them. >> this is not new. this has happened before. in every downturn and disaster in history, gender inequality has been set back. as women have stepped forward, women on waves bear a heavy cost. >> more of the frontline care, removal of the pack. it's more of the chops. lost more of the responsibilities that. home >> keeping them from going back to paid work. >> these times >> are not unprecedented. >> but they give us another chance for equality. >> if we all choose to step forward as equals -- >> care equal. >> higher. equal >> pay equal. >> model equal. >> choose

. >> reporter: jasper wild lives in richmond, she currently owes $12,000 in back rent, she was working as a campaign manager for a local candidate. >> it has been up and down because there is just no way of knowing, there is a lot in play, will my landlords be understanding. >> reporter: this bill comes down to the wire because legislative session ends monday, it needs to win two thirds approval in both houses, if it doesn't, the statewide eviction moratorium lifts september 1st. >>> california getting tough on big tobacco, the governor signed a bill banning the sale of flavored tobacco products, the new law takes effect january 1st. >>> facebook admitting tonight that it should have taken down a page urging out-of-towners to show up with guns to defend the streets of kenosha, wisconsin, the night of the event, a 17- year-old from illinois, allegedly killed two people, ceo mark zuckerberg says facebook made an operational mistake by not taking down the kenosha guard page, which violated its policies on militia organizations, the company received several complaints about the event, call

the majority of victims both black and white in the same race as their murders social activist lee jasper told us the main cause of gang related violence is long term poverty. the poorer a community and the more socially economically private community is the more likely they are to be gauged again by in crime and dysfunctional behavior that's not true of african caribbean communities it's actually true of all communities regardless of race and so for instance whilst we don't see night crime prevalent in white communities we do see domestic violence murders prevalent in white communities we do see vicious violence taking place in pubs you your listeners may not know book and smashing a glass into somebodies face is one of the most common violent crimes committed by white people in this country but a black community in the united kingdom has had above average unemployment and long term poverty provide up to them to fight 40 years particularly in the areas like london where there is a massive underground drug seek. their global news that day continues after this short break. the world is dri

tim cook, jasper goss, mark zuckerberg and sundar picchai said they had spurred innovation.portedly beached —— breached by a group of state backpackers from china. the us cyber security firm made the claim ahead of a sensitive meeting between the vatican and china. israeli ultrafast battery company demonstrated a five—minute charge of a commercial drone which they said would normally take 60—90 minutes. the company says it will allow a continuous mission using charging stations. and finally spot, boston dynamics‘ robot dog is back with a new job ina robot dog is back with a new job in a new name. ford have renamed spot fluffy and have at least a pair equipped with five cameras, they will help create 360 degrees scans of their factory floor. so we don‘t cover lots of videos of influencers promoting knockoff sundar —— airpods. the next step was to order some for ourselves. i heard something weighty go through my front door letterbox. it has taken about a week or so. hey! all right? how's it going. a bit of a surprise. ok. all of it is the same. oh my god! look! i have a pair o

and the reason i'm asking is because in 2011 you published and very counter-intuitive bloke said jasper being a bit unstable especially on day manic depressive has its advantages at its time of a time of crisis now i know that your book focuses primarily on little letters but i wonder if one can observe this.

and the reason i'm asking is because in 2011 you published and very counter-intuitive bloke said jasper. being a bit unstable especially on the a manic depressive has its advantages at its time of the time of crisis now i know that your book focuses primarily on clinical leaders but i wonder if one can observe this same a fact in lay people to carry find solace that you know our depression and our restlessness may actually make. batteries think areas are bad decision makers in times of uncertainty. yes so might my book a 1st rate man this was published back then as you know that was really trying to understand what are the benefits of having some psychiatric conditions a focus on manic depression and i think the show showed that there were some traits that were more present in depressed people like realism of empathy and more traits some traits present in many people creativity and resilience to stress and i think point brought this out in leaders but i do think it applies to regular persons like you said you know time of crisis like now for instance it might be in some ways easier for

>> your dog jasper has a nose for wine. the wine you gave he for christmas is delicious. >> dana: have a great show. >> thanks. >> i am john roberts in for bill hemmer. president trump will meet with arizona's governor at the white house. arizona has 180,000 coronavirus cases more than all but 7 other states but the health director says the number of new cases is declining. and another topic. voting by mail. the president's campaign is suing nevada for its mail-in ballot plan. but the president said it's safe to vote by mail in florida. we start live from the white house. >> arizona saw a huge spike in cases after the governor lifted the stay at home order in may. the trump administration has sent resources to the state and the outbreak is better. that will be a big focus when president trump sits down with in a few minutes. >> in hot spots we have seen slow improvements. arizona's weekly case count have dropped 37%. the governor and the state have done a fantastic job. down 37%. >> the other issue that may come up is mail-

jasper, this is what he did today. he didn't work like kayla did. he's hanging out. a new podcast.ast.com. jesse? >> jesse: jesse's movie recommendations. there it is. look at the 3-d glasses. i own a pair like that. there's a movie out. it's called "guest house." stars pauly shore. drops september 4. looks hilarious. do we have a clip? >> i don't feel comfortable allowing someone to live in our guest house. >> forgot to tell you they're bug bombing the house today. it's actually funny. i laughed out loud when i watched the trailer. it's a lion's gate release. september 4. >> dana: juan? >> juan: i love rainbows. look at a picture. rainbows i know are in the sky, this is a cave. that's the st. cusper's cave in britton. it's a natural wonder. >> dana: and now off to bret baier for the republican national convention. >> bret: i'm still here. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we're keeping our eyeing on three major stories. the republican convention entering the third night with the emphasis on the military and law enforcement. violence over a police shooting in

. >> reporter: jasper lives in inner richmond anodes $12,000 in back rent and working as the campaignmanager for local candidate. >> mostly it is up and down because there is no way of knowing. there is a lot in play like will my landlord be understanding. >> the bill comes down to the wire. the legislative session into monday and it has to have two thirds approval in both houses. if it does the statewide moratorium will continue but if not it will continue and will be in effect on september 3rd. >>> you can give to the red cross at 855-give or head to the red cross.com. >>> the nba's getting the shots up later today. there were four walk also last night in baseball. well, five if you include what happened with the oakland a's. good morning, everybody. i have baseball on my mind. yesterday was jackie robinson day. the brooklyn ace shut it down on thursday in the wake of the jacob blake shooting. this was at the houston astros and a huge division series. both teams came out of the dugout and had a 42 second moment of silence, the number of jackie robinson. walked off the field in prote

she made me this bracelet it says jasper on it. you can't see it. there she is. here is the bracelet. she turns 4 on saturday. she has a little message for "the five." watch this. >> hi, dana. i hope you like the bracelet. good luck on "the five." thank you, caroline and that's her little brother ry,ry. i did an interview with condoleezza rice, former secretary of state, of course from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. >> virtual celebration of the 19th amendment, which of course, ratified the amendment that allowed women the right to vote. that is going to be there if you go to my instagram or facebook page check it out there it's on tonight. all right, juan, you are next. >> juan: all right, dana, thanks. a quick quiz. what do these three songs have in common? light my fire, fire and rain and ring of fire? well the answer, of course is fiery love. that's literally what happened in england. take a look. a man filled his living room with burning candles. >> emily: oh no. >> juan: spelled out a question marry me. he left the living room to pick up a lady he wanted to wed. when th

joining us on the phone is congressman brian bevis you, republican of texas who represents downtown jasper and livingston, texas. what has been the impact of the storm in your area? guest: it was an enormous storm. enormous storm. it rapidly increased in intensity came ashore as a category five 150 miles per hour plus wins. we were being warned of " unsurvivable 20-foot storm surge." it was done in a very orderly evacuation, much better than it was in 2005 after hurricane -- right before hurricane rita. we dodged a bullet here in east texas. we have some damage. isnge county, orange, texas heavily hit the hardest, but we have roughly 160,000 people without power. i am currently without power. i am on a generator as we speak. 8500 people went to shelters. from what we know, i think there are six dead in louisiana possibly one in texas,. and now the storm has passed through. but it is the intensity of it, rapidly intensifying, it is just unbelievable. i would say that louisiana really caught the brunt of it. host: what would your area need from the federal government for cleanup? guest: well

doc at memorial hospital and health care center in jasper, indiana. so, doctor, here is your county leading the state in positivity, not the good kind, not an opinion poll saying how did you enjoy our county? the kind you don't want. so the question to you is given all of the conversations you and i had before it got there, what's it like for you now in the fight? >> well, we're number one, right? so, hey, brian, it's good to see you again. look, yeah, the numbers are terrible here right now. in the scheme of things, this is not new york city. we have to remember that. we're a small county with about 50,000 or so residents. but our numbers are definitely steadily on the rise, and for the last couple of weeks, we've been leading the state in positivity. we've ranged from 25% positive tests to i think you said 18% today. it varies from day to day, but it's still not good. when our target's below 5%, this just means we're in the dark with this virus. we don't know where it is. >> another part of the trump interview with jonathan swan of axios i came prep

evelyn, it's jasper jacks. i'm fine, thank you. how are you?it's short notice, but i need your expertise. it's, um... it's for a special friend. my mother must be climbing the walls out there. i'll go wait with carly. no, no, no. you should be here. no, if the judge asks for me, diane can tell him the truth. nelle's petition forced carly to leave, and i didn't want wiley's grandmother to wait alone. i'll make sure he understands that. good luck. thanks. mr. jerome, what a surprise to see you here. would've thought since you have such a penchant for saving your own skin, that you would be trying to find a way out of your current predicament. and by that, i mean your marriage. no, i'm still married. mm. hey, sweetie, i was worried about you. everything okay? oh, give it up, nelle. thanks to your character witness, nina, the judge knows how you got me to the altar. oh, oh, oh, i'm so sorry, julian. but apparently nelle has not informed you that she has petitioned to make this a closed hearing. so that means that you can still be here, but you just

savannah, i've got to tell you this, if you look going north in east texas, you see communities like jaspermarshall, texas on interstate 20 still going through the ravages of the storm. heavy wind and rain, possible tornadoes. we're not yet out of the woods. >> governor greg abbott of texas. i want to go to allison getz she is the public information officer for jefferson county, texas, that's beaumont and port arthur. allison, thank you for joining us. can you give an update on what happened last night? i know we lost powers in some areas, not all areas. we've been watching some of the downed trees in that area. largely jefferson county which had been bracing for the worst impact of the storm, i think we're feeling a little better this morning than we were expecting we might. >> we definitely dodged a bullet. we're very thankful for that. we were expecting this to be a huge wind event and it was, not to the extent that we thought because the storm did jog a little bit to the east. but we have over 100,000 residents that do not have power between jefferson and orange coun county. we've got a

he's an emergency physician at memorial hospital and health care center in jasper, indiana. dr.to see you. it's been a couple months, i think, since we talked last. with cases on the rise in indiana, what are you seeing at your hospital? >> absolutely. hey, katy. how has it been? been a long time. our hospital cases are starting to go up. we're seeing coronavirus cases every day. over the last couple of weeks, our county actually of about 50,000 has led the state in percent positive test rates. we have been as high as 25% for a rolling seven-day average. today, i think we dropped to number four in the state and were about 17.5%. so definitely not a good trend for us. because we are kind of flying in the dark with positivity rates like that. we just don't know where the virus is in our community. >> are you seeing people taking it more seriously now or has there been -- i know for a time, they were, but has there been a sense of complacency? is mask wearing being done consistently? what are you seeing when you're at your local grocery store? >> absolutely. so i was just at walmar

it happened in jasper county, unless you study the map or you're from there most can't take that off of the 159 counties we have in the state. so, what we have to think about is that even though the targets of the voter suppression are largely communities of color and african-americans in the south come if you were in the west attemptittends to target latinod native americans, but no matter where you are, we know that if you are targeted, it means you are messing with the machinery i talk about in the book is the history that this isn't news. this isn't new. we've seen this before. the text othe text of the 18 hud 19 hundreds is the long wait time of the 21st century because when you have to stand in line for five to seven hours when you do not get paid enough to vote. if you have to wait in line for five hours and get to the front of the line. it's too late to participate and that is that right. >> host: i want to talk about the book and start by asking if you are psychic, because our time is now couldn't be more press and i feel like, and it almost seems like a rallying cry in this

. >> i hope you can take jasper out. it seems like eric garcetti was telling you not to go too far. remember being at a kamala harris campaign event in nashua, new hampshire, in may 2019 where a reporter asked kamala harris if she would ever join the ticket, join a joe biden ticket. he was leading the polls of the time. she said she thought joe biden would make a good running mate for her. because he knows a lot about being the vice president. honestly to jesse's point about her popularity with democrats, she did not catch on when it matters the most as a canon herself and she want of dropping out of the race the first week of december 2019. never made it to 2020 despite a big push in iowa to go all in. her big position was to prosecute the case against donald trump but again it did not catch on when she was at the top of the ticket. despite her clash on stage at that first debate with joe biden, as summer, that was in june of 2019, as the summer wore on, by september i asked her a question and she said leave joe alone. a lot changed from her first initial decision to challenge joe

happened in jasper county, coffee county. unless you've studied the map or your from their most of us can't pick those counties off 159 counties we have in the state. what we have to think about is even though the target of voter suppression are largely communities of color, namely african-americans and a southcom if you're in the west it tends to target latinos and native americans that no matter where you are, we know if you are targeted it means you are messing with the machinery. part of what i talked about in the book is the history that this isn't new. this isn't new. we had seen this before. the poll tax of the 1800s and the 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 we 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 had 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 rolls, or your p

an told chris jasper in interview that you want to aggressively expand at gatwick but that incumbentsfairly. do you think that you will be able to get those slots? jozsef: good morning. certainly, this is what we are pushing for in the u.k. as well as with the european commission. we think it is unfair. there is a slot waiver right now for summer. we think it should firmly end at the end of october and the market should decide who takes possession of these slots. there is a use it or lose it principal behind this -- principle behind this. who are you talking to to try to get the slots and the rules around them changed? jozsef: at this point in time, this is a decision imposed by the european commission. they are talking -- we are talking to the european commission but we are also talking to national authorities in various countries, including the united kingdom. anyou think about this, airport is a public property. the right to use the airport should not be privatized for the sake of processing -- possessing those slots with no intention of opening them. if they can't open, i think wi

if you look going north in east texas, you see communities like jasper, center, and marshall, texas,l going through the ravages of the storm. part of it is heavy wind, heavy rain, possible tornadoes. y out. >> i know you worked hard to get folks to evacuate. do you feel that most heeded the call? are you worried about people that decided to ride it out? >> savannah, we had well over 5,000, maybe up to 10,000 people who did evacuate, especially around those regions where the hurricane came across shore, such as beaumont, port arthur, and the orange area. i have no doubt that because of the evacuations that did take place, that reduced the loss of life. >> you said search and rescue were out and about, which actually is good. i have to say, i'm a little surprised by it because the thought was, boy, in the heart of the storm, we're not going to be able to come get you and come help you if you decide not to evacuate. >> in texas, we have these expert teams called texas task force one, texas task force two, as well as other teams that were pre-staged. this is, unfortunately, not our first

unprecedented fashion because it's not just where the surge came in but it's going up north, and jasper through there as far as i know for the first time ever, and truly unprecedented. i will be leaving to go over to that region to make an assessment of the damages and help the people of east texas begin to piece back their communities. >> we are thinking of them certainly. you issued that urgent warning to evacuate ahead of the storm. do you have a sense of how many people complied? >> we had, i know, well over 5,000, maybe as many as 10,000 people who evacuated and especially for those in the port arthur and orange and beaumont areas, it could have been a lifesaver. while to reports of loss of life yet we still don't know how many people may be injured. we'll learn that shortly as the sun rises and we have search and rescue teams in place to make sure that everybody is going to be safe but it's so important for people to remember that early evacuations for a category 4 hurricane like this to whip ugh texas as well as louisiana, those evacuations did save lives. >> are there people who

and then with david and jasper, david is a chaplain.ming up. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today. hundreds of thousands of people in three areas of north west england will be under tighter lockdown measures from midnight in an attempt to combat rising coronavirus cases. the manchester united captain harry maguire is due to appear in court in greece shortly — he and two others are accused by police of offences including assault following a disturbance at a bar. sta travel becomes the latest high—street firm to fall victim to the pandemic — putting around 500 jobs at risk. resuming on 171 can england‘s zak crawley turn yesterday‘s maiden test century into a double hundred when play resumes? with england in control on day two of the final test with pakistan. not quite as windy today as yesterday, overall not a bad day for most of us with sunshine and a few showers. most of us with sunshine and a few showers. good morning. it‘s saturday, the 22nd august. our top story. parts of north