and we also feel like public libraries now are starting to remove written by activists like john strong and apart from that i'm time some law enforcement according to the rules implemented just today that is today so the police are now on their power to remove all this tech or like us that will provide us to live and all my messages which at the end and think during the national security i'm so so we have all like china has already if something done this on facebook will go quicker and the taliban have already said that they will spend it with us from the hamas are used by us no test but if you show why not show what they can. that's what i do with. this law it's happy to stay and i don't want 4 player to come fly with me with the heart to make bail on me a jail sentence. thank you very much that was our correspondent phoebe calling in hong kong. now let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today the short form video app to talk will exit the hong kong market after china imposed that security law on the city google facebook and twitter have already stopp

as for the us, i was watching john chauvel‘s very strong and convincing report.as been so politicised by donald trump and the refusal to wear masks, and this idea that america could somehow blast its way out of it, what is the result? another massive upsurge in cases. before we continue with the story, i wa nt to before we continue with the story, i want to go back to the ghislaine maxwell charges. we need to stress we are talking about the duke of york, not the duke of edinburgh. my apologies. we are of course talking about prince andrew. let's go back to this new york times front—page. jack thank you, john. sam, if i could get your input. given that those figures were so devastating for europe at the beginning of all this, it is encouraging to hear that there will be some kind of... . in terms of devastation and economic figures, not least health figures, it has been a very difficult time for everyone involved. absolutely. the point this article is making us when we have the financial crash in 2008, america bounced back quite quickly because it was very respons

for 44 years, john lewis had a strong presence at his side, his wife, lillian. been love at first sight, says xernona clayton, who introduced them. >> i asked her what did she think of john? she said, "i guess he's all right?" well, that wasn't good enough for me. i said i gotta work on this one. >> o'donnell: when they met john lewis was already a civil rights icon, having led hundreds of protestors over the edmund pettus bridge in selma a few years earlier. lillian miles was a college librarian who served in the peace corps in nigeria, but from their first meeting, john knew she shared his passion. >> she was a strong defender of the movement. i guess that sort of warmed me tord herormen. ambassadretid.a,he sophisticated belle from los angeles. she was a hollywood chick. ( laughs ) and, yet, she and john hit it off perfectly. >> o'donnell: in his memoir, john lewis wrote that when he decided to run for office, lillian was his chief adviser, "in on every major decision i made." >> she got in there and became his best defender, his best ally, his best supporter

john: when you are 20 something you are bulletproof. not worried about anything. >> you were strong and healthy. john: yeah. i had never seen that much food before in the army. you go to the mess area and there is all this food. [laughter] sprang from about 140 pounds to about 200. all muscle. but the service was very kind to me. they just kept training me. when they put me on the transport to get to korea. we got to pusan. that is when i realized there was a war on. they assigned me immediately. >> when did you arrive in pusan? john: probably february or january. >> 1953? john: yeah. they assigned me to the 514th medical clearing company. >> medical what? john: it was a clearing company. we had battalion aid stations by the fighting. clearing companies were for back of that, and hospitals were back of that. >> what does a medical clearing company do? john: they assigned us to pw camp 5. i had one platoon there. i had a little hospital. about the time i had about 29 patients. i had one doctor but i was a commanding officer. i replaced a major, but i was a second lieutenant. i was --

battle it out with the white house over how it if to open schools this fall louisiana senator john kennedy had strong words for those using america's kids as part of a political gym. >> keeping these schools closed is going to hurt worse than the coronavirus. people in good faith disagree with me. there are some people who want to keep schools closed, it gives them a political advantage, using kids for political ponds, wrong to do that to the kids of america. jillian: the georgia heartbeat abortion law. it violates the constitution. it looks to ban abortions once a detectable heartbeat was present. a federal judge blocks one of the strictest abortion laws, after the governor signs it. it will ban abortion weeks into a pregnancy. this comes as a federal judge ways in person doctor visits to get an abortion pill amid the covid-19 pandemic arguing they created a substantial obstacle. harvard and mit thought - mit lawsuit challenging restrictions on international students. the policy requires students to take in person classes or face deportation, 200 universities, 17 states and dc argue the policy jeopa

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>>and welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, i'm rebecca strong in for john trayvon this wednesdayorning we're taking a live look outside right now conditions in san francisco. it's a very foggy very cloudy that we're seeing around much of the bay area this morning this hour south of market street camera but the sunshine is on the way for the entire bay area. we will have some of that's a coastal fog stick with us through parts of san francisco don't like half moon bay, just a normal for this time of year highs today, 67 in san francisco 71 in oakland 84 in san jose, but i'm also tracking some 90's i'll have all those details coming up in just a bit back to the news. >>thanks a lot, let's take a look at the national news senate republicans and the white house have unveiled their coronavirus stimulus plan and now democrats and republicans have to negotiate their differing plans our washington dc correspondent joe khaleel has more. >>now the republicans have their own bill negotiation toward a bipartisan stimulus package is under way republicans put forward a trillion dollar proposal

he recalls a strong principled man. >> john was the most evidence of love, respect for humanity without being confrontational. >> the long-time georgia congressman who was there for critical moments in the fight io many. >> whenever he saw me, the first thing he would say to me, jeff, my brother, my friend. >> many millbrae, jeff stein berg reflects on a long friendship. he's the founder and executive of soujourn movement. meeting key people. lewis met with 90 of their groups and was always generous with his time. >> he would share with the students the principles of non-violence. non-violence is a way of life for courageous people. they can be a john lewis. >> reporter: in stein berg's office, there's artwork and photos related to the movement. lewis's life led with good troubling mind, and many say a legacy that will be far reaching. >> i'm sad, but i'm also feeling very blessed that he was part of me for 20 years. >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> san francisco mayor london breed added her voice to those reflecting on the death of congressman john lewis. she tweeted

drums then national security advisor john bolton, a strong supporter of the war in iraq to which the president replied, i call the shots according to a person in the room, the call left president carter unmoved and after they hung up, he went back to the table piled with platters of food and quietly filled his plate as if nothing happened. >> that's classic jimmy carter. i don't know if you have the opportunity to go but there's of incredible sunday service he does and they live in a ranch style home that i went to visit with my friend and we went down there and it was incredible because he's so very modest and different from trump but trump views carter is an outsider from the presidents club. over the years, carter has done things including criticizing george w. bush about the war in iraq, criticizing bush's handling of hurricane katrina and being outspoken, he went to north korea and he's been all over the world on behalf of this country but in the process, he's delivering messages in behalf of president clinton, he went to haiti but he brought cnn crew with him and did an intervi

i tell you this, charlie, get strong. johnoy yourself now, make any money you want to, because the party is going to come to both of you and ask you to get back in the game. remember i said it. i can't wait to ask you what you're going to do when the latest news cycle has you both back in the game. be well, the best to your families and thank you for your perspective. >> thanks, chris. >>> states are still waiting for federal help. you heard that, from republicans, they're being forced to wait, because the president doesn't want to lead in a time of crisis. and after all that trump bluster about the need for the feds to help quash protests in portland, guess what? mayor wheeler on the show last night, he was right. the feds have agreed to pull out. now, there are conditions. but if it's such an emergency, how can they leave? i'm telling you, this is a page out of the trump few gave see crisis playbook. i'll read it to you next. t-mobile and sprint have merged. and t-mobile doesn't just have a bigger network, but a better one t

>>and welcome back to the kron 4 morning news i'm rebecca strong in for john trail this morning we're seeing a lot of fog. normally we could see a nice clear shot of the city lights overlooking berkeley right now the star camera on top of the east bay hills but so once this fog clears in the sunshine shows then we'll get that nice a clear shot on the way to the bay, a warm temperatures today, especially inland. it's going to be quite mild though in san francisco at 65 degrees. we will get sunshine later on today and once the fog clears an oakland will have just a little bit of scattered clouds but sunny and 68 and then our warmer spots 81 degrees in downtown san jose i'll have more temperatures on the borno break it down neighborhood by neighborhood james are back a thank you for 56, we'll take a break coming up in the next hour a spike in coronavirus cases in the south bay has led to a high demand. >>for testing now. >>3 new test sites are opening up today will give you full details on that in a live report and hair salons and barbershops are given the green light to reopen, but only

>>and welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, i'm rebecca strong in for john this morning. we are tracking fog around the bay area you can see and hear in our live camera overlooking san francisco. this is just south of market street here you can see it though the top half of your screen. we are going to have a little bit of clouds through san francisco, but peaks of sunshine though, are on the way and temperature wise you're waking up to 50's and 60's very similar to where we started that yesterday morning at this time 58 degrees in san jose, 63 in oakland and 56 in san francisco giants. >>all right thank you. rebecca will take a quick break coming up in the next hour, a new coronavirus testing site opens up in alameda problems reyna harvey standing by with the latest details in a live report on what you need to know if you want to get your test today. plus there's a push to further defund the oakland police department bringing give you the latest on a city council vote that took place just last night. it was a close and we'll tell you how it ended out. and the nfl agrees

he recalls a strong, principled man. >> john was the most evidence of love, without being confrontational. >> reporter: the longtime georgia congressman, who was there for critical moments in the fight for civil rights, and inspired so many. >> whenever he saw me, the first thing he would say to me, jeff, my brother, my friend. >> reporter: in millbrae, jeff steinberg reflects on a long friendship. he's the founder and executive director of the sojourn project. the group takes students into the deep south, retracing the civil rights movement of the '50s and '60s, meeting with key people. lewis met with 90 of their groups, always generous with his time. >> he would share with the students the principles of non-violence. non-violence is a way of life for courageous people. they can be a john lewis. >> reporter: in steinberg's office, there's artwork and photos related to the movement. lew lewis' life led with good trouble in mind and many say a legacy that will be far-reaching. >> i'm sad, but i'm also feeling very blessed that he was part of me for 20 years. >> reporter: christie smith, nb

republicans say we need to protect us medical supply chains and beal john repo >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, i'm rebecca strong in for john on this wednesday morning we are still socked in by the fog here at sfo you can see all the great conditions behind me the sunshine is on the way and will make an appearance. we just have to get through these early morning hours though to see it future cast for showing us said that the fog is going to be rolling back in really we're going to see a lot of clear conditions right around noontime for much of the east bay, the south bay and the north bay, the fog really just going to be hugging our coastal spots for the entire day today. temperatures outside right now 50's and 60's that's what we're seeing already is 66 degree mark in antioch 61 in concord right now if you're in downtown oakland, 60 degrees for you 59 in hayward 63 in san jose 55 for half moon bay. and 57 currently for nevado temperatures are going to change into the afternoon of course we're going to get back to normal. seasonal averages for this time of year we're definitely going to be seeing a some 60's at

john lewis. >> lewis developed a strong bond with president obama. >> i can kind of tell, you know, when president is really listening to somebody, and he really listens to john lewis. >> he is known as the conscience of the united states congress, still speaking his mind on issues of justice and equality. >> despite honors like the 2010 medal of freedom, those who worked with lewis say he wears his fame lightly. >> in public life, there are a lot of people who seek to get to the front of the room immediately. not john lewis. it's for me pretty astounding. >> first thing that strikes you is his humility. he doesn't come off as this sort of grandiose figure. he comes off as a humble, decent, kind soul. >> part of what makes john humble is that he knows who he is, and he knows that he has sacrificed for the greater good. so what else does he have to prove? >> although he still carries the scars of his days in the movement, lewis is willing to engage with those who hurt him. >> one of the klans member who beat us in rock hill, south carolina, came to this office many year its later and said, mr. lewi

john lewis. >> lewis developed a strong bond with president obama. >> i can kind of tell, you know, when presidentreally listening to somebody, and he really listens to john lewis. >> he is known as the conscience of the united states congress, still speaking his mind on issues of justice and equality. >> despite honors like the 2010 medal of freedom, those who worked with lewis say he wears i had fame lightly. >> in public life, there are a lot of people who seek to get to the front of the room immediately. not john lewis. it's for me pretty astounding. >> first thing that strikes you is his humility. he doesn't come off as this sort of grandiose figure. he comes off as a humble, decent, kind soul. >> part of what makes john humble is that he knows who he is, and he knows that he has sacrificed for the greater good. so what else does he have to prove? >> although he still carries the scars of his days in the movement, lewis is willing to engage with those who hurt him. >> one of the klans member who beat us in rock hill, south carolina, came to this office many year its later and said, mr. lewis,

john lewis. >> lewis developed a strong bond with president obama. >> i can kind of tell when president obama isy, he really listens to john lewis. >> he is known as the conscience of the united states congress. still, speaking his mind on issues of justice and equality. >> despite honors like the 2010 medal of freedom, those who worked with lewis say he wears his fame lightly. >> in public life, there are a lot of people that seek to get to the front of the room immediately. not john lewis. it's, for me, pretty astounding. >> first thing that strikes you is his humility. he doesn't come off as this sort of grandiose figure. he comes off as a humble, decent, kind soul. >> part of what makes john humble is that he knows who he is. and he knows that he has sack ray niced f sacrificed for the greater good. >> although he still carries scars from the movement, lewis is still willing to engage with those that hurt him. >> one of the police came to this office many years later and said, mr. lewis, i've been a member of the klan. i'm one of the people that beat you. but i want to apologize. will you fo

john? >> i mean, there's a very strong possibility of that. i think the nba, the nba pa, they're prepared for that possibility. this is the player's league. they have always been player driven, superstar driven. for lebron james and the rest that made that stand, it sends a message. it could last a handful of games. it could last the entire season. the nba is prepared for that. >> no, the nba is going to allow players to demonstrate themselves in a peaceful manner no matter how they want to go about it. >> let me ask you. do you think this is going to trickle over or the same thing will happen with the nfl? >> it could, but at the end of the day it's going to be the nfl players, their league hasn't been as progressive as the nba. the nba is taking a mantle. the nba and their players are working on a fund of millions and millions of dollars to try to empower people in communities, minority communities. you know, they've always been at the forefront of social injustice. i don't think that that's changed. >> i think it's interesting you first cam

john lewis. >> reporter: lewis developed a strong bond with president obama. >> i can kind of tell, you know, whennt obama is really listening to somebody, and he really listens to john lewis. >> he is known as the conscience of the united states congress, still speaking his mind on issues of justice and equality. >> reporter: despite honors like the 2010 medal of freedom, those who work with lewis say he wears his fame lightly. >> in public life, there are a lot of people that seek to get to the front of the room immediately. not john lewis. it's, for me, pretty astounding. >> first thing that strikes you is his humility. he doesn't come off as a sort of grandiose figure. he comes off as a kind, decent soul. >> part of what makes john humble is he knows who he is, and he knows that he has sacrificed for the greater good, so what else does he have to prove? >> reporter: although he still carries his scars from his days in the movement, lewis is still willing to engage with those who hurt him. >> one of the klans member who beat us in rock hill, south carolina, came to this office many years later

>>welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news, i'm rebecca strong in for john stable today on this morning on this hump we're taking a look at a whole lot of fog here. we can't really see much because it's socked in this is actually our camera on top of the east bay hills normally overlooking berkeley know that shot that we can see of all the way to the bay camp this morning because karl the fog is definitely a pretty stubborn this morning that the good news is things are going to start to clear out as we get through a the rest of the morning hours into the afternoon with a lot of sunshine. temperatures outside right now find your neighborhood were mostly in the 50's and 60's across the bay area in fact berkeley are at 55 right now san francisco, 54 currently 55 in napa 55 also in nevado so a pretty comfortable out there just be maybe a light jacket or sweater to get you into the car and out of the house and then things are going to be really nice mild to warm even some toasty temperatures expected around the bay area today, san francisco, year-old the at a high of 6771 at oakland

july 30th, we'll be right back >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news i'm rebecca strong in for john stray ball on this thursday morning we have to get through a lot of fog and cloud cover. looking ahead sunday we are going to have sunshine and some warm temperatures, especially inland tomorrow, much of the same as the seasonal conditions continue this weekend though it's going to get quite hot for summer in the valley locations. sunshine for everyone, but the band coast looks like it's going to be the most comfortable, i'll have my complete weather check coming up in just a couple of minutes, james. >>all right. thank you very much. rebecca coming up in the next hour all bay area counties are now on the state's coronavirus watch list san mateo county the last to join will tran we'll have details coming up in a live report. plus the city of oakland moving one step closer to defunding. its police department will tell you how the city council is planning to reallocate about half the police resources in the next 2 years. and a slugfest at oracle park where the giants battled it out agai

have another visitor coming up in >>and welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, i'm rebecca strong in for johnhis morning and we are tracking a lot of gray skies around the bay area. some my and seeing peaks of sunshine so more sunshine is on the way i promise you that and by lunchtime we will see it across the entire bay area for now this a live picture overlooking downtown san jose right now and temperature wise getting out the door you just might need to grab a light sweater jacket we are in the 50's to low 60's around the entire bay area right now 60 degrees and hayward 56 in downtown san francisco 58 in napa right now and 57 in fairfield that things will change into the afternoon. i'm tracking 65 for the high in san francisco. we are going to get peaks of sunshine here and then oakland. we'll see some scattered clouds with a high of 68 and then 81 a little bit warmer in downtown san jose and i will bring you all the temperatures and break it down neighborhood by neighborhood coming up in just a few minutes back to the news. >>all right, thank you very much rebecca it says some national he

john? >> i mean, there's a very strong possibility of that, and the nba,ment players association, they are thar possibility. this is the players' league. the nba is superstar driven and for lebron james, the rest of the players, tonight, to make that stand, it sends a message, and it could last a handful of games. it could last an entire season. we don't think that the nba is prepar prepared for that. no, the nba is going to allow players to demonstrate in a peaceful manner. >> do you think this is going to trickle over or -- the same thing will happen with the nfl? >> it could. but at the end of the day, it's going to be the nfl players, and their league hasn't been as progressive as the nba. the nba has taken the mantle. and they are working on a fund of millions and millions of dollars to try to empower people in communities. and they have always been at the forefront of social justice. >> i think it's interesting, you came on and you talk to us about rudy gobert. the first player to test positive. i think you may have saved lives, because that is when they shut it down. tell me what he

>>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news i'm rebecca strong and for john this morning taking a look outside right now conditions in downtown san jose very gray we're seeing a lot of cloud cover throughout the bay area and a lot of fog, especially in san francisco. but the good news is things will be clearing as we get through the rest of the day right around noontime, we'll start to see more of the sunshine and temperatures below average for this time of year 65 for the high in downtown san francisco today expected in oakland 68 degrees and then the 81 in san jose. i'll break it down neighborhood by neighborhood and bring more temperatures in just a couple of minutes back to the news. >>all right, thank you very much. rebecca is coming up here in the next hour. a spike in coronavirus cases in the south bay has led to a high demand for test sites and now 3 more are opening up today. we'll have the latest details on them. coming up in a live report and hair salons and barbershops are given the green light to reopen but only if they operate outside we're going to reaction from local bu

john lewis. i would make a strong suggestion, they can learn a lot from you as well, sir. thank you so much for your time here on "weekends with alex witt." have a good saturday. >>> one of congressman lewis' final appearances came a few weeks ago when he visited the plaza in washington and spoke about what a profound effect that plaza had on him. >> it was very moving. very moving. very impressive. i think in d.c. and around the nation, a mighty, powerful and strong message to the rest of the world that we will get there. at we will get there. when you shop with wayfair, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams. spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair today. with spray mopping to lock away debris and absorb wet messes, all in one disposable pad. just vacuum, spray mop, and toss. the shark vacmop, a complete clean all in one pad. ♪ (announcer) reliability is everything. so, if your network's down, you're down. verizon knows your customers need to reach

had fought well and fought long and now deserved his rest and so rest in peace, uncle john your legacy is very strongat my father started, my mother started, so many of those people in that movement and what you continue to perpetuate which is nonviolent resistance and nonviolent social change. >> bernice king, a very inspirational conversation thank you for sharing all of these details of your family and time with him. and you have an open invitation to come back and touk to me any time. >> thank you i appreciate it. >>> tensions in portland reaching a boiling point overnight. erwhe the city mayor said federal troop are to blame as they crack down on protesters. '. but we're all going at our own speed. at enterprise, peace-of-mind starts with our complete clean pledge, curbside rentals and low-touch transactions. with so many vehicles of so many kinds, you can count on us to help you get everywhere you want to go... again. whenever you're ready, we're ready for you. enterprise. for bathroom odors that linger try febreze small spaces. just press firmly and it continuously eliminates odors in the air

traffic here to walnut creek road, whoa wh >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, i'm rebecca strong in for johns morning and more fog rolling through parts of the bay area specially or east bay zone overlooking a parts of berkeley right now our camera on top of the east bay hills. we are going to have some clearing later on today opening up to warm and even some mild temperatures on tap, definitely below average for this time of year 68 for the high in san francisco with some clouds but sunshine this afternoon, 72 in oakland and then a little bit warmer in san jose and 80 degrees will have my full forecast coming up back to you all right, thank you very much. rebecca coming up in the next hour, a new coronavirus testing site opening up in alameda and kron four's reyna harvey standing by there live. >>with a look at the details you'll need to know if you want to get tested. plus there's a push to further defund the oakland police department going to have the very latest on the city council's vote that took place last night and it was a close one. meanwhile the nfl has agreed to cancel its pre se

john. guest: i think there is a strong chance congress will extend the benefit. there are couple of proposals out there right now. in the house, they are supposed to extend the $600 through the end of january 2021. in the senate, senator schumer and why didn't have proposed a step down approach to the $600. employment gets below 11%, than the $600 becomes $500 and so forth, as a compromise to start backing down from the extra benefit as jobs become available. in terms of your experience, i would say that it is really important for people to know that if somebody belongs to a union, they are twice as likely to apply for and receive unemployment insurance benefits. what that says to me is they are telling you that what your rights are, so i think one take away from that is that people who have not applied because they do not think you are eligible should definitely rethink that in this period. a lot more people are eligible. host: a comment more "the real numbers will not be seen until august. ppp funding for the most, finished by june 30. without additional unempl

. >> john: an attack on our democracy is pretty strong stuff. how do you respond?> there are people attacking our democracy and they are in the streets of portland with the encouragement of mayor wheeler and they get to roam free by and large without consequence. some of them are getting arrested, small numbers. we are not doing our part on the federal side but we don't have jurisdiction over the whole city of course. you look back at mayor wheeler's history in portland, he encouraged and allowed a tax on a nice facility there two years ago and it seemed like he regretted that. here, we see him repeating it in the streets of portland, again, for the last seven weeks where he has encouraged these folks to come out and use the legitimate concerns following the george floyd murder to mask violence, looting and not protesting. let's be really clear, that's not what these people are coming to do. they are coming to attack our democracy at its base and that they don't respect elections, they don't respect the law and they want to tear it all down. mayor wheeler is right

very strong, not weak at all, very strong, and very devoted, we were a little bit different politically of course and philosophically. i'm a gospel of jesus christ, johning with the social gospel, for social justice. he did it peacefully. he was a strong, peaceful person. i believe that people could learn a lot from congressman lewis and i believe it's appropriate as all the tributes are saying, you hear about john, but he always spoke with a quiet voice and a gentle voice. when he was agitated it was a little bit louder but not really. so there's a lot that can be learned from congressman lewis. peaceful, nonviolent warrior. jillian: a quiet voice can certainly be a strong voice. thank you for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you. jillian: and we'll be right back. are you sick and tired of looking and feeling heavy? probioslim promotes healthy digestion and helps you lose weight. patented probiotics ease constipation, gas, and bloating, while powerful egcg burns fat and calories. unleash your potential with probioslim, the #1 probiotic fat burner at walmart. ♪ ♪all strength ♪we ain't stoppin' believe me♪ ♪go straight till the morning look like w

normally disagree with you when they do disagree with you concerning you proves how strong your own point is thank you very much john bolton that i. counting the costs cold war true could the u.s. break calm calling spread to the dollar on the verge of another currency shock turkey at war in libya and syria and president putin hope to kick start the economy this year but how will he pay for his big plans. counting the cost on al-jazeera. the. hello i'm barbara starr in london these of the top stories on al-jazeera e.u. leaders have met for a sir today in brussels to discuss the blocks long term budget members are divided over a multi-billion dollar coronavirus recovery fund designed to pull europe out of its deepest recession in decades neve barker reports. out to $857000000000.00 the questions confounded e.u. leaders for days and deepened all divisions within the plonk it won't help nations notice the frugal for austria denmark sweden and another lin's the wealthy in.

normally disagree with you when they do disagree with you can i think it proves how strong your own point is thank you very much john bolton that i. every generation has a higher purpose. up above the hustle and bustle of cuba's capitol there is a secret world. community of colorful characters who have made the rooftops your home. from their unique perspective they reflect on the country's history and how it has shaped their mobs some hopes for the future. of a not some. but on just. bronze foreign minister lands in baghdad and immediately denounces the killing of revolutionary guard general concepts of money as a criminal act. i'm committed elvis is on to their live from doha also coming up a new battle looming in libya government forces and those loyal to walt holy fall thought of a parent to fight for the city of serfs. thousands of people protested the democratic republic of congo demanding the dissolution of parliament.

completes the work as john had mentioned and is a q2 opening for the tenants, and as john had mentioned, they seem strong with that and at this point there is nobody wavering and on those particular tenants and that i think buying time to still have to do the work is probably a big advantage to us and know where the market will be next year. >> thank you, dennis. >> yes. i can add to dennis' comments and that was one of the reasons that i wanted to have one on one discussions with as soon as possible to make sure they are still engaged and anxious to move forward and understand what challenges they think they have when we talk about the covid leasing strategy and get into that issue and to what we feel confident that these improvements proposed before you today and facilitate the eagerness of the tenants to get in with the operation with the return of the market. >> john, if you could add clarification with that analysis. and to conclude that it is very important for directors to understand the release we have brought to the board and have shared with the present value and the directtors and that would b

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normally disagree with you when they do disagree with you concerning you proves how strong your own point is thank you very much john bolton that i. tens of thousands of filipino this is a saving american lives during the clinton 19. he came to the us for a better life but at what cost. one a one east investigates and just. a conflict that is now considered to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis how many did not know how to die like this or stop these parts is really for sale and investigation into how billions of euros are made from supplying arms to saudi arabia a leader of the coalition fighting a war in the south the case is interesting to watch because the amount of money involved yemen war profiteers on al-jazeera. hong kong tycoons coronavirus restrictions after recording its highest one day increase in infections. hello i'm adrian from again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. i think we have one of the lowest mortality to actually work week well we're going to tackle we had 900 deaths on a single day we will take a list week false claims the u.s. president has challenge on his handling of

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. >>> john lewis is being laid to rest alongside his wife of 44 years, lillian. >>> a strong backlash after president trump suggested that this fall's election could be delayed over hi concerns about mail-in voting nbc's peter alexander has more on that from the white house. >> reporter: facing a surging pandemic and struggling in the polls president trump today for the first time is suggesting the november election, just 96 days away, be postponed, tweeting with universal mail-in voting 2020 will be the most inaccurate and fraudulent election in history warning it will be a properly, securely and safely vote. >> i don't want to delay. i want to have the election but i also don't want to have to wait for three months and then find out that the ballots are all missing and the election doesn't mean anything. >> reporter: but the president has no power to delay a general election the constitution says it's up to congress to set the date and with democrats controlling the house that will not happen there's also no evidence of widespread voter fraud due to mail-in balloting. president trum

john lewis. his legacy is not huh milt and ndness but one we should aspire. his nonviolate approach but not thill he was not a strong man with a lion's heart. america is the greatest country in the world. all men were created equal and john lewis dedicated his life to making sure our country lived up to the ideals to make it a better place for everyone. john was a young preacher wan and was an ordained minister and this fight for equality and i'm convinced it would be less division today. ridersmber of the fellow were arrested. he remained steadfast in his conviction and continued with his message as he pressured our federal government to do the right thing. he rose to the u.s. congress and continued to make good trouble. during this time as a member of the united states house of representatives, john left no stone unturned. as you can see this evening, act.ess has this lifted is' kindness has up congress for decades, to say he will be sorely missed. let us continue to tell the story of john lures and remember his guidance and his guide appears live on. keep on walking and keep on talking. nd i yield back. the speak

antitrust laws that are on the books simply are not strong enough to do that and they want to give regulators a different way to be able to do so. senator john thune, a republican, member of the senate leadership for their party, tweets "sweeping protections for large tech companies have meant that, with few exceptions, internet platforms are not held responsible for the comments, pictures, and videos users post. no matter how harmful, it is time to re-examine these protections." could this come up as well? guest: this issue could come up. the lawson under thune is talking about is also something -- the law senator thune is -- ing about is something addition, limiting section 230 is something lawmakers have been discussing. this law is obscure. 1996 part of the communications decency act. it makes it so tech platforms are largely not liable for what other people post on their platforms. the tech companies say it is allowed -- it allows them to moderate and keep things bad off on bothatform, but some sides of the aisle say immunity has gone too far. bipartisan is their agreement about what needs to be done with these big -- where is there bip

the forces of spiritual wickedness are strong here because of our history. we have not created them. john lewis did not create them. we inured them. we inherited them. it's our test to see them. i named them, sexism, violence, plantation capitalism racism. the poisons dominate many of us , in many different ways. john's life was a singular journey from birth through the campaigns in the south, through congress. to get us to see, that these forces of wickedness, must be resisted. do not let our own hearts drink any of that poison. instead, drink the truth of the life force. before you celebrate and honor john lewis sees life re-cannot reconnect our holes and strengths, to the continuing journey to dismantle the wrong in our myths. allow the space fork of the new heaven to emerge. i close with this poem from langston hughes. it is kind of a sign and symbol of what john lewis represents and what we too can represent in our continuing journey. langston hughes. i dream a world where no human, no other human was scorned where love will bless the errors and peace adornments. i dream a dream, whe