of social media has resigned kevin may is to puncture comes as the company is facing growing u.s. pressure to sell its american assets the short video platform is owned by bud stultz a firm based in china over the past few days to talk has sued the trump administration over a berm washington has cited a national security threat. protests continued for a 4th night in the u.s. city of kenosha wisconsin as anger grows of the police shooting of unarmed black man jacob lake president donald trump promised to help stop the unrest by sending federal troops to assist the state's national guard about 1000 god members have been deployed to quell the violence and the most serious incident 2 people were shot dead on tuesday 17 year olds what man has been arrested more now from john hendren and ken osha. hundreds of law enforcement agents at all levels are descending on the small city of can no ship where local police have struggled to quell escalating violence. the ramping up of law enforcement follows a fatal fight between protesters and a teenager who fired an assault weapon on demonstrator

of social media to talk has resigned kevin may is a departure comes as the company is facing growing u.s. pressure to sell its american earth is the short video platform is owned by by a firm based in china. protests continued for a 4th night in the u.s. city of commotion was constant people angry over the police shooting of unarmed black man jacob blake. the news continues here on al-jazeera right after inside story which is coming up next stay with us. al jazeera. wherever you. are now. piecing together the eastern mediterranean turkey and greece are up along the heads of a volatile area of both countries claim rights to energy resources that could this dispute escalate and what would it take to diffuse it this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian for the concerns are growing that there could be a conflict between turkey and greece in the eastern mediterranean for weeks now the 2 countries have been disputing maritime boundaries and offshore energy rights on tuesday they sent warships to the waters in a show of force turkey's vessel they are a greece is conducti

that's the backstory why is mayor resigning what he's a really big deal in corporate circles is kevin may i mean he was the head of streaming at disney until just a few months ago there was talk of him becoming the c.e.o. of disney as a whole but he left so that he could help these brands to expand globally but he says that's just not how it's turning out i mean in his statement to employees it took talk he says in recent weeks the political environment to shop chain. i understand that the role i signed up for including running tick tocks global markets will look very different as a result of the u.s. administration's actions to push for the sell off of the u.s. business so he sees it becoming more of a china focus business and less of a global business real quick rob is it going to be sold you think i don't know but we will know in the next few weeks there's this executive order from president trump giving american companies just a couple of weeks to stop working with to essentially set a deadline so we should know in a few days if not weeks rob watts from business on the tick tock story

china were in such a dramatic both trade and intellectual property wars and the chief executive kevin may he left disney if i recall if a tick tock and he's been very keen to distance the app from beijing but i understand he's also actually the chief operating officer of bite oncet self so how true is that well that was a very surprising choice for a company that has been taking steps to distance the 2 companies and i think there is a concern that the 2 companies are very tightly tied even though the app is very separate they have to talk for outside of china and then a separate app inside arena they rely on similar technology so i think there is a large question of how divorced these 2 companies can be turning to politics in a president trump has been saying this is ostensibly about national security and we'll come to that in a moment but there was also that rally in tulsa the one where a campaign conducted on tech talk meant that he was talking to most of the empty seats has that played into things do you think it's really hard to know what's going on inside certainly inside trump sat i

of social media talk has resigned kevin may's departure comes as the company faces growing u.s. pressure to sell its american assets the short video platforms owned by. a firm based in china over the past few days ticked off has sued the trumpet ministration over a ban washington had cited a national security threats and what we're talking resignations the e.u. trade commission is quick to offer a breach of covert 1000 god lines for logan was criticized for attending a golf dinner with more than 80 people in his native arland he was traveling from belgium listed as i find fiction country we should say was legally obliged to isolate for 14 days an irish government minister also resigned and several other politicians were disciplined sport is coming up with andy more on the n.b.a. is the basketball referees march in support of players taking a stand against racial injustice. so we talked about the n.b.a. a little bit earlier and you got the latest on that yes thank you very much come out some news in the last few minutes n.b.a. players do look setser at cern so action and end thei

kevin? we may have lost kevin. they have a situation for the police. >> they have and peaceful protesters, all the outrage that trump is arresting peaceful protesters, he is complaining about violence protesters throwing rocks and setting off fireworks, everyone is supposed to agree we have a right to peaceful protest, no one should crack, peaceful protest. people protesting peacefully, my kid rights with chalk on the sidewalk. the idea that is the facing property, this is the other thing, legally they allow the protesters to write defund the police, judicial watch is doing the district of columbia -- they file for a permit to write a political slogan in front of their headquarters in their argument is if you open the door you don't have to allow people to write on the street but if you allow one group of people to write on the street you have to get my first amendment right so i can write on the street. they opened up this can of worms, public -- there is politically favored, pro-life speech is unfavored. shannon:

kevin? all right. we may have lost kevin so i will come back to you, mark.hey say they have the permission from the police here. >> they have permission and also they are peaceful protesters, you know? all this outrage we've had from the left saying that trump is arresting peaceful protesters, cracking down on peaceful protesters. no, he's been complaining about violent protesters throwing rocks and setting off fireworks and burning things down. here, everybody is supposed to agree that we have a right to peaceful protest in this count country, these people are "do my protesting peacefully, my kids right with chalk on the sidewalk, the idea that that is defacing property they allowed the protesters to write "defund the police" so judicial watch is actually suing the district of columbia because they filed for a permit to write up for up to my political slogan in front of their headquarters and their argument is, if you open up the door you don't have to allow people to write on the street but if you allow one group of people to write on the street, my first

he didn't have time to get to it with kevin cirilli, but we may have a vice presidential candidate today? jonathan: it has to happen at some point this week and the readthrough for this market will be interesting. many people think this will be the next candidate for the presidency because the former vice president will be a one-term president if he even wins in november. everybody will start reading into the vp pick. itching to sayre this man is a trojan horse for the radical left. the cbs poll shows things tightening up a little bit off of democratic enthusiasm. paper, theitmus system of foreign exchange. i want to go to bonds. look for the real yield this friday on bloomberg television with jon ferro. but on bloomberg tv right now, i the to frame the yield, dynamic of the inflation expectations, and to your real yield as well. i am focused on inflation expectations with the lack thereof. jonathan: 10 year yields haven't really done much at all. they are still around 0.55%. inflation expectations have started to pick up just a little bit. we can debate why and if they should, but they

i want to get kevin's view on this. the president may come out and do an execive order. says he can't do it for testing. last minute announced press conference. saying he can't do executive order for testing money or schools money but the president would be allowed to waive the payroll tax and extend unemployment insurance benefits even though the congress has the power of the purse. explain how he can do this. >> well, i'm not sure how it works. one other thing he's talking about or the white house folks are talking about is extending the federal moratorium on evictions, for example. the democrats are going to challenge all these executive orders in court because congress does control the money. as you know, on the payroll tax issue, erin, it's not only democrats who are opposed to it, but there isn't any support for that on capitol hill at all because that does nothing to help the unemployed in this country. and also down the road, it could certainly hurt the social security trust fund, the medicare trust fund. so, i think there are a lot of issues out here that are go

i said to someone the other day you may have seen the old robin hood with kevin costner. he comes over as a deeply caring feminist man -- [laughter] which is unconvincing given the times and marianne is a photo feminist with what's going on around the words. i am a bit worried when we try to recover people. one of the good things that has been happening, finding people they forgotten about or never knew about. one of the great things i think about women's history when i was at the university to now, we found women who should have been celebrated about were not. the black american women who work whose contributions simply were not recognized, and i think that is one of the things history can do it can uncover people who made a difference. for some reason they just were not paid at gentoo at the time, they were with the wrong gender or the wrong social class. and i think that is something we are doing a lot of. on this very complicated but anything that weakens the interest and i think i'm like some, she's kept very much to the historical record she's used it but have kept

ktvu investigative reporter kevin -- looked into how covid- 19 may be contributing to the highest number of fatal overdoses that san francisco has ever seen. >> reporter: on the streets of san francisco's tenderloin, many people are in desperate situations. homelessness, mental illness and countless caught in the clutches of addiction. opiates and other drugs have long been a problem but the recent introduction of fentanyl changed everything. >> it seems like it is getting really popular. even people like hard drunks. >> reporter: fentanyl is 40 times stronger than heroin and a stone cold killer. >> i overdosed six times in one year. >> reporter: last year overdose deaths more than doubled, hitting almost 350. the medical examiner has to finalize hundreds of autopsies. >> last year we saw huge increase in overdose deaths. this year were on pace for a large increase.ell is an epidemiologist that has beenthr decades. he has been a longtime advocate for safe consumption sites. it is to make sure people are not using -- . >> it is being exacerbated by the shelter in place ordinance. >> repor

pete: kevin, you may have just been a small part, but, going under water as a diver into that wreckagewe arrived -- well, the night of the crash, we had a boat from harbor adam from the harbor unit went out there and team of divers on our su rescue aviation unit were the first ones out there. but because of the flames, divers couldn't get into the water and it was just too dark and too dangerous. so the team assembled at our base in brooklyn that night. we got all our gear together and we headed out to the early the next morning. our first couple days, i think like the first four days were spent doing the side scan sonar and picking debris up off the surface. and then the navy arrived shortly thereafter with their ships and their heavy lift and we were able to give them our side scan sonar information. and they were really happy because they told us later that we had found the main wreckage with our sonar so it gave the navy a starting point instead of having to do a whole big surge to find the wreckage, we kind of pinpointed it for them. about four days later on the -- i believe it wa

the most in a single day since mid may. kevin corke is live at the white house with more on the administration's push for in-person learning. good morning. >> good to be with you. a bit of frustration on the president as the administration continues its push to try to get school districts to reopen and allow school age kids back into the classroom this fall. >> president trump: i want to get the schools open. they should be open. the children, if you look statistically it's incredible how strong they are. their immune systems are incredible. we have to get our schools open, our country open. a lot of the reason it's not happening is because blue state governors, if you take a look at some of the democrat governors, they don't want their state open. they think it hurts me on november 3. >> that from a conversation with maria bartiromo this morning. the white house yesterday laying out its recommendations to enhance safety and reopening schools this fall including understanding the symptoms, self-assessing the health every morning.

is that a hint maybe sudan may normalize relations with israel? kevinat is exactly where my mind went, david. there is speculation about who the next state would be, whether it would be saudi arabia or another state. we don't know. david: it is fascinating. it is a big event. whether one is public -- republican or democrat, to have a third arab nation normalize with israel. it has been 25 years since jordan. we are about to hear from mike pompeo and recorded arcs from jerusalem -- report that recorded remarks -- recorded remarks from jerusalem. >> i have a big job that susan's 's dad. and nick their freedom is more secure because president trump put his america first vision into action. it may not have made him popular, but it has worked. president trump understand what president eisenhower said, for all that we cherish and justly desire ourselves and children, the securing of peace is the first requisite. indeed, the primary constitutional unction of the government is injuring her family and mine are safe and enjoy the freedom to live, work, learn and

a successful completion of an on-time sale of tiktok may ultimately lie with tiktok's ceo kevin mayer. media sources familiar with mayer's deal making expertise tell me the former disney exec will be the key telling me quote, no ceo has ever been put in the cross-hairs so quickly by a u.s. president who demands the sale to a u.s. entity and that trump is quote, lucky there's a deal maker like mayer in the chair. coming up, michael nathanson on the biggest challenges any suitor for tiktok faces and what advantage owning tiktok could bring to whoever wins out. >>> all right. s&p just sitting there on the flat line. that's why we have it on the lower right hand part of the screen for you. apple, let's get to that. apple is now the disputed -- undisputed king of the u.s. stock jungle. just before 11:00 a.m. eastern time, the tech behemoth crossed the $2 trillion market value line, becoming just the second company ever to hit that milestone. the first being saudi aramco in december. apple is the first u.s. company to reach this mark but to stay there, it needs to remain above $467.76 a sha

i was saying to someone, some of you may have seen the old robin hood with kevin costner, , and kevin costner comes over as a deeply caring sensitive man come which is unconvincing, given the times. maid marian is a proto-feministt who insist on women having an equal share in what's going on in the woods around nottingham. i'm a bit worried when we try and recover people and tinker with them to make them up-to-date. one of the good things that's been happening in history is, i guess we are always doing it, finding people we have forgotten never knew about. one of the very great things about women's history, for example, which is not a subject when i was at university and now is, through that found women who should've been celebrated but were not. the women codebreakers -- codebreakers. the black american women who worked at nasa whose contributions simply were not recognized. that's one of the useful things has to can do. it can uncover lost heroes and heroines or loss people who really made a difference that which is for some reason there were not paid attention at the time because o

kevin: let's continue to talk about the potential volatility from washington, d.c. wall street may still be counting on an eventual stimulus deal, but in washington things are looking more like a stalemate. the white house and congressional democrats are still $1 trillion apart on the next relief package as a number of americans applying for employment benefits fell below one million for the first time since the pandemic began in march. for more insight i want to bring executive --t, the ass, director of american compass. abigail laid it out. than oneate just fewer million people filing for unemployment is a remarkable sign of the times. that has to put pressure on lawmakers in washington to get a deal. i do not think it is going to. it does not seem to be. levels are so high. as this has gone on so long, we have lost the threat of the idea we would have a temporary blip that would recover quickly. people have lost their jobs six months ago even are rightly realizing there might not be a job to go back to. some sort of action is incredibly necessary, and obviously the parties are n

to discuss we can get to sebastien page, but within this image, kevin cirilli suggesting that other member's the persian gulf community may come to an agreement with israel. mr. kushner i believe flying to bahrain and then qatar afterwards to continue this dialogue forward. the other day idea brought up by experts is this is a more forward united states, buttressing up against chinese investment. ,ou mentioned china and tiktok and we forget that china looks west and across the indian ocean, just to the east of dubai and abu dhabi, where they've had some substantial infrastructure develop and's. -- infrastructure develop and's. -- infrastructure developments. lisa: they have been one of the biggest lenders to developing markets in the middle east and elsewhere, and there are ongoing discussions and negotiations about how they are going to handle that role at a time of growing distress economically. tom: mr. kushner now speaking. i'm uncertain what our feed is right now. , andis abu dhabi again this is the oil community of uae, where dubai is much more visible. a good way to partition this is dubai is emirates air and abu e

kevin mayer is stepping down as chief executive. owned by bytedance, trump has come under scrutiny by president trump. the company maye restrictions also on its operations in the u.k. our reporter joins us on the phone. some of thegh reasoning behind this sudden departure. seems very much that kevin thought this is not what i signed up for. be one of theo biggest social media challenges, and he had some experiences, but he actually ended up being in the middle of a sort of geographic conflict with the political relationship with role is stake, and that not something he was ready for, it does not seem, or that he wanted to take on. where does that leave the embattled company? this is really the least convenient moment in terms of senior executive changes. huge blow.s a it was a massive coup to get kevin. heir inught he was the waiting, and he ended up losing out to bob. he is behind pixar. he built disney+. lent tiktokt really a lot. departuree token, his is a huge blow to the company, and a genuine, global company with a real u.s. business, not just an extension of the chinese sovereign. going to have to leave it the

announced his resignation american kevin mayer took over almost 4 months ago but now says changes facing the chinese own company will transform his role in an unwelcome way may arrive from disney expecting to manage a global company at the peak of its growth to talk now faces splintering however u.s. president donald trump has demanded the app divest of its u.s. operations in the coming weeks citing concerns over security. and we'd like to focus on what that means elsewhere including in africa so i'm joined now by moses likewise founder and c.e.o. of after link that's a start up hub in berlin that's focused on african companies moses it's good to have you as always to talk is growing at an incredibly rapid pace especially in the u.s. especially in asia and in europe what does it look like in africa. thanks for having me definitely take this strategy fairly growing joining terms of the use of software and it's also growing terms of the use of which is the the that comes out of the application which is then shared in all the social media platforms so strategically it is actually growing quite. rapidly but on and that are up so all the social media platforms us

kevin mayer took the job. >> it shouldn't have been that much of a surprise yet in may, the big concern was we need to have family better at that than disney yet, three months later, it is clear one person said this is not what he signed up for. he never anticipated he would be spending all his time on the politics of it. the other executives there how do you not know working for a chinese company of that size how does the next person that comes into that job have to approach it? >> in retrospect, you can say wasn't he naive? when you think back, bytedance and tiktok wasn't all that logical target given the ply ority of the trump administration would be more significant challenges, whether it is potential chinese aggression in the south china sea and these kinds of things. we saw huawei that was a threat to the u.s. technology supreme si it just seems that hip shaking teenagers and dancers should have become the priority now it is too early to say who will be the next successor because who will tiktok be one by >> something happening between the u.s. and china what do you think will be the next big theme or battl

kevin: what about the advantages u.s. companies might benefit from because china may have to be held more accountable on ip, on issues of transparencyelating to financial disclosures? we have seen reports that facebook in particular has been raising the alarm bells about how china tech companies are actually at an advantage because of regulatory hurdles they are able to dodge? anna: talking about the financial disclosure issue for chinese companies listed on u.s. exchanges? kevin: precisely. as a whole, more broadly, u.s. businesses at a disadvantage because of how china companies are able to dodge. anna: i do not think u.s. businesses are at a disadvantage because chinese companies do not comply with absolutely all of these disclosure roles. i think it is not that common for a company to be audited to that extent, and when it is it is a problem that chinese companies are not in compliance. the problem is a conflict of law issue. national security laws prevent them from disclosing some of the stuff we would like them to disclose, and it needs to be resolved. every company on u.s. exchanges should have to follow the same rules. will

kevin allen coming up families of u.k. health workers who lost their lives on the frontlines of the battle against may now benefits in a government compensation trap we'll tell you more. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. aura maybe in the shallowness. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. again morning donald trump's being formally nominated to run for a 2nd term as president at the republican national convention. the man who puts america 1st and will keep america great president donald john truong i come from the great state of montana we are affectionately calling it trump tanna we believe in promises made and promise is louisiana probably casts its 46 votes for president double change and we know that the best is yet to come while there are more than a few parallels to from the openin

i think if bill ford, he would like kevin mayor to stay because he gets the business but bill ford may not be part of this deal. we don't know but so there's all these question marks and it's something that and it's a huge story, because it involves microsoft stock, strategic vision, it's a popular app, geo politic, technology, surveillance, you name it. it's all here and we're going to be covering this more than just today that's for sure. >> liz: gotcha, charlie thank you, and guess what? i guess markets are trying to come back dow is down now just 12 points. you're good to go. i have to take care of my coworkers. that's how i am. i have a son, and he said, "one day i'm gonna be like you, i'm gonna help people." you're good to go, ma'am. i hope so. this is my passion. if i can take of everyone who is sick out there, i would do it in a heartbeat. i appreciate what makes each person unique. if i can take of everyone who is sick out there, that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost do

kevin work from home forever. before this on an average day at an average company, only about 80% were in the office. maybe it will be 50 or 60%. >> knows who do return may find a workplace that is not only healthier, it's actually more appealing. >> social distancing and professional thank got because they didn't love it. >> one prototype is up and running in amsterdam. >> we started as an office project with the ambition to get the world safer and sooner back at work. in this warehouse day at the office starts. >> he is managing partner in amsterdam of a real estate firm. >> people get here and pick up one of the place mats. >> which has converted its office as a test site. they took us on a zoom tour. >> everything in our office at the molt is one way. whe ployees can walk and where they can't. desks are no longer crowded together. >> in this corner of the building were 28 desks. at the moment, there's 16 desks. you can implement simple things like glass screens so people can sit across from you. this is what its looks like with people actually working here. happy to be back? >> yeah. very nice. better than at home. >> better than at home. so that's g

may have heard the news she is leaving the white house to focus on her family. on tuesday, the president excepts the nomination from the white house. senator tom cotton, kevin mccarthy, who you saw in today's proceedings. as well as the president's daughter of ivanka trump and senior advisor speaking thursday. this text -- president trump is the only candidate who will stand up for the little guy, nominate fair, constitutional justices and help rebuild the economy. peggy, a republican. >> how are you today? >> i am doing well. >> i am just fine. i want to thank the -- c-span for the broadcast. i agree that this is the place to be if you want to know what is taking place today. we want to extend our thanks to the delegates in the beautiful state of washington for unanimous representation today. fascinating here waiting to come up in the queue. i want to thank nancy for her comments earlier and i agree the president is a boisterous person and i am very grateful for that. also want to recognize jerome. i am a musician and we are getting antsy in the forced lockdown. you cannot make live music in a mask. >> i have been watching all along. i think the way you gu

also a forecast of 8% drop, that china may be doing well but by own standards, 1% growth is really very bad and is what the former australian prime minister kevind all the rest of it set, he said that an already slowing economy and the ongoing impact of the trade war with the us i now covid—19 have placed president xijinping leadership under its greatest internal pressure yet. leadership under its greatest internal pressure yetlj leadership under its greatest internal pressure yet. i have enormous respect for kevin rudd and you are right. he is a very good china watcher but at the same time, i also have a lot of other friends who watch china equally carefully added the low matter of context. at a time when no major global economy, not one, can register positive economic growth after this massive global recession, china is registering positive economic growth. and of course china could fail, like i com pletely china could fail, like i completely agree with that, china could fail but if you are a realistic planner, are you going to plan for something that may or may not happen? in the case of china, you have two plants, one may fail but one may s

so china may be doing well, but by its own standards, 1% growth is really very poor. and this is what the former australian prime minister, kevinof it — says. "an already slowing economy in china, "the ongoing impact of the trade war with the us, and now covid—19, have placed xijinping's leadership under its greatest internal pressure yet." i have enormous respect for kevin rudd. and you're right. he's a very good china watcher, but at the same time, i also have a lot of other friends who watch china equally carefully, and it is all a matter of context. at a time when no major global economy — not one — can register positive economic growth after this massive global recession, china is registering positive economic growth. of course, china could fail. i completely agree with that. china can fail. but if you are a realistic planner, are you going to plan for something that may or may not happen? and in the case of china, you've got to have two plans. 0ne, it may fail, but one, it may succeed enormously. and if it succeeds enormously, guess what? we have a very different global world, a very different global chemistry. and we now

kevin. is thing i am most proud of i may military mentor and that is how i spend the majority of my time post like the ones we build together is the best thing i do with my time. thank you for a bonamici be part of your lives and sharing the journeys for the past decade. we got about 500 kids and family members and mentors all packed into this very large ballroom, and all of a sudden the back door opens up, and in walks joe biden. i had almost an out of body experience, because he surprised us all. i like to think i am decent at reading people from my time in the military, my time studying psychology. he was being real. you cannot fake that kind of a smile. he was genuinely happy to see these kids and spend time with them. you see it in his face. today there is a lot of polarization, leaves a lot of room for hope. it is hard to articulate real character when you see it. policies are great and we need sound policies as well, which he also has those because he has the chops. but it is also like none of that matters if you do not have the character. this is a very unprecedented and challenging t

may have been sacked. >> there's too much uncertainty. >> reporter: kevin warepn says playing at this stage of the pandemic is not worth the risk. >> the health, safety, wellness, both physical and mental for our student athletes was going to be at the top of my list. >> reporter: long-time football coach kurt ferens on espn. >> it's disappointing. >> reporter: pac-12 also acknowledged disappointing fans, players and staff. but their medical team had concerns that in many locations within the conference community test positivity rates exceed values to deem it safe. columnist with usa today. >> i don't think the big 10 or pac-12 had a choice given the potential for athletes' long-term health. >> many posted to social media using the #wewanttoplay, started by student athletes over the weekend. wide receiver josh imatorbhebhe said keep politics out of football. we want to play. that did not stop politicians. president trump weighing in on tuesday. >> we want to get football in colleges. these are young, strong people. they won't have a big problem with the china virus. >> reporter: armor says one thing they m

next meeting on august 25th and that may include additional protections for tenants and fines for landlords who do violate the moratorium. republican assemblyman kevin kiley is demanding further investigation into the technical problem that in accurately reported covid-19 data for at least one week. now he sent a letter this week to speaker anthony rendon requesting an oversight hearing. kiley says there needs to be a legislative investigation to determine the full extent, but the technical problem and to hear what steps have been taken to make sure that it doesn't happen again. >>response to covid-19 i was the governor said repeatedly has been driven idea and worry of how homes are being altered. their lives on hold for in deference to the day yeah and it turns out that is for crop several weeks, he got the data raul. >>on tuesday the state's data showed a single day increase of 12,500 cases state health officers. they confirmed the number includes backlog cases that would have been reported in earlier days or even weeks. but it's unclear when the state's data we'll be up to date. here's a closer look at local coronavirus numbers across the state t

kevin mccarthy. welcome to you, leader mccarthy. >> thank you, i'm excited for your show tonight. >> trey: thank you, if you are the speaker of the house and you mayone day, how would you handle these negotiations? >> why do we think nancy pelosi would do anything different? from the very first bill any time we dealt with covid, she has always tried to stop it. we tried to get liability protection for 3m to sell its masks, she said no and gave us shorts when it came to personal equipment. then when we try to make the covid bill go through, she held it up for a care's acts of the kennedy center could have more money. then one small businesses were starving for money for ppp that was so successful to pay their employees, she proudly stood in front of her refrigerator and ate ice cream and told america, she wouldn't do it. the first thing i would do is take the trillion dollars that has already been appropriated but is it sitting there with 100 billion more for the states, 100 billion for small business and i would use that instead of hurting, the taxpayers, luckily we have a president that cares about people's paychecks and he's getting them out but

long way to helping kevin house, whome of the has already come under some sort of political challenges as a result of reaching other c.a.r.e.s. act 2.0 act with speaker pelosi. it mayake it easier for mcconnell to pull aside votes from the house republican conference in the senate republican conference to make it feel as though they are in the majority again. that is also the refrain i heard from senate staff over the weekend. we are in the majority. we have the white house. we have senate three publicans. we are going to be the ones that run the show. we want unemployment at $300, $400 max. we don't want these massive state aid packages going out. you cannot have any policy writers in here. you've really got to recognize that you are in the minority. . of course, speaker pelosi knows that being in the minority is a much more powerful position. it is another dichotomy we will have to wait to get through, but the republican conference sees this a -- sees this as a win. jonathan: don't be a stranger. great to catch up with you, henrietta treyz of veda partners, their director of economic policy research. the conversation will continue right here on bloomberg. ♪ jonat

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may not be able to deliver ballots on time for the november election. had accused to the appointee of making sweeping changes that will hurt the service. kevinli looked into the mechanics and cost of voting by mail. kevin: if you live in one of these seven states or the district of columbia, officials will send a valid to all registered voters automatically. in these eight states, the government will extend book by mail registration to all residents. voters can apply without giving areexcuse or by saying they concerned about coronavirus, but as of right now, in these eight states, you must have an excuse other than fear of coronavirus to receive an absentee balance. while 75% of americans can currently cast a ballot by mail, in order to count the absentee balance, no -- local officials will meet more money -- a lot more. according to some estimates, widespread voting by mail will million, and$982 $1.4 billion, with about half of that going to post this costs alone. it is still not clear that states will be able to scale up in time. according to 538, in 2018, 29 states plus washington, d.c., mailed out ballots to fewer than 10% of registered

may prove challenging for a while yet parliamentary elections are scheduled for sunday and on tuesday it's expecting a large influx of tourists as its border opens to russia shallot ballasts al-jazeera . and kevin allen doha with the headlines on al-jazeera the man responsible for new zealand's worst mass shooting has been given a life sentence without parole self-confessed a white supremacist brenton terrorists killed 51 muslim washbasin march of last year. survivors and relatives of the victims say they feel relieved and hope the end of the trial gives them closure a minister just said i had this message for new zealand's muslim community. nothing will take the pain away but i hope you felt the arms of new zealand around you through this whole process and i hope you continue to feel that through all the days that followed the trauma of march 15th is not easily healed but today i hope is the last we we have any cause to hear or i have the name of the tirith behind it has deserves to be a life time of complete and utter silence hurricane laura has made landfall in the southern united states with forecasters warning of unsurvivable storm surges winds of more than 240 kilometers per hour have bee

announced his resignation american kevin mayer took over almost 4 months ago but now says changes facing the chinese own company will transform his role in an unwelcome way may arrive from disney expecting to manage a global company at the peak of its growth to talk now faces splintering however u.s. president donald trump has demanded the app divest of its u.s. operations in the coming weeks citing concerns over security. and we'd like to focus on what that means elsewhere including in africa so i'm joined now by most is a quote he's founder and c.e.o. of after link that's a startup hub in berlin that's focused on african companies moses it's good to have you as always to talk is growing at an incredibly rapid pace especially in the u.s. especially in asia and in europe what does it look like in africa. thanks for having me on definitely take circus started fairly growing is joining thousands of the software and it's also growing terms of the use of itself which is the the cows out of the cases which is then shared in all this was in media so strategically it is actually growing quite. rapidly but on and they're up so all the social media platforms us well.

majority again in the house and kevin mccarthy has to be the leader of that and very forward thinking. in this time space because of where people are with covid-19 and maynouncement in the long run will make the difference but their options aren't changing so the very things that sarah and i were talking about with school is front of mind so you have two very different ways of dealing with it. we will have to see what the american people do on november 3rd with that information. >> i think i misspoke. their constituencies. seems to represent how a lot of their constituencies feel about that. upon the president's side, it's a frustration with struggling to reopen and struggling to keep your family afloat economically as things continue to be shut down and sometimes seems capricious at best and you hear things like all of those false positive tests in the nfl when you have something that ostensibly has a limitless budget where they have the best testing in the world, but you see teams sidelined based on test that turned out not to be accurate. i just want to point out what we are seeing on the screen here getting ready to bring up the president's home sta

may never walk again the u.s. justice department says it is launching a civil rights investigation into the incident but for now the protests show no sign of relenting. kevin mayer is quitting the chinese own video tick-tock the former disney executive only joined to talk in june the hour passed been on the strong pressure from the trump administration it says take talks ties to china make it a national security threat microsoft and oracle are currently jostling to buy. emergency workers in northern afghanistan are searching for the survivors of flash floods that have killed more than $120.00 people and injured hundreds more authorities fear many victims are trapped in the rubble of collapsed houses around 1500 developers have been destroyed in the floods. police have detained dozens of protesters rallying in central midst it's part of a widening government crackdown on them astray sions in the aftermath of the country's disputed presidential election the always 9 polls saw president elect a lens on the shank of win a 6th term in office voters to say the result was rigged. you're watching the news still to come germany's chancellor merkel has been holding

kevin landers in columbus. >> hello, governor, can you hear me? >> i can hear you well. >> i hope you are doing well. thanks for taking the time. governor, do you have any idea where you mays virus? considering your age what have doctors told you? >> no, we haven't any discussion about any doctor about that. where did i get it, i have no idea? you are watching me on the front porch at our home. a home we have lived in since 1974. since the virus came on in march, fran and i have lived out of here. we were living out of here during the weekend. we left the governor's resident and came here. we have a farm that goes down that way. we are very, very careful with who we see. even with them. we wear masks. we walk down there. we keep our distance. >> neil: we are monitoring this. that's disturbing news for people who worry about the governor. he let his 7 children know first. the press got wind of it quickly. he feels fine and will continue to do his job. he has to quarantine himself for the most part. easier said than done for governors. and also handling the reopening phase, stalling that when things were building. little he did know he will be among those cases. we wish him

charles: and kevin what i also like is when management says we're going to do a dividend they have to pay this money out unlike a buyback which we may or may not be ale to pull it off to me is the ultimate sign of confidence. any of these dividend ideas particularly maybe companies that brought it back that are on your screen? >> yeah, so we actually do look at some of these companies that pay out significant dividends and they have to, because they're classified as real estate investment trust but they're at the frontlines of the digitization that we talked about and that's like a crown capital. if you think about it, a tower company that at&t and verizon, sprint, t-mobile and dish have to put new 5g antennas on this company yields over 3% and their management wants to increase you're dividend every year going forward 8-10% so if you use your cell phone, pay yourself by buying companies like that. charles: yeah, cci i think is a monster particularly as we really do rollout 5g. speaking of rolling things out, i think there's good news on america reopening we're going to give it another shot as a nation , right? i just read this morn

, mixed fuel building permits may continue to be accepted to january 1st, 2022, provided the gas piping is exclusively for the cooking equipment. we heard earlier in kevin'sresentation the impact of covid-19 on the restaurant industry, and as we worked with them and the golden gate restaurant association, our outreach was really curtailed because of this pandemic, and we want to continue to provide more outreach and education over the next year and a half to make sure we're setting up the restaurant industry for success. so getting into the last two key components of the ordinance, there is an exception process. so in the rare case it's needed, mixed fuel permits may be issued upon findings that all-electric construction is either physically or technically infeasible or a specific area or system of the building. and lastly, if a mixed fuel building permit is issue, that building must be as electric-ready as possible, and make sure that it complies with all other provisions of the building and electrical code. for those who aren't familiar with the term "electric ready," that means the building would have to be pre-wired to -- can you still hear me? >> yes

may. omar's primary is the same day as the g.o.p. runoff in georgia. this is between green and callum. she said controversial things there and has been admonished by kevinthy. but steve scalise is backing callum and mccarthy remains neutral in the contest. >> dana: thank you for correctly saying melton-meaux's surname. i should have got it right. my apologies. thank you. 6,000 nursing home deaths from covid-19 in new york at the peak of the pandemic. that is the official count. the real number could be higher. i have a lex hogan with a closer look -- alex hogan now has a closer look. >> we know more than 6,000 people died in the new york nursing homes but it doesn't include anyone who got it at a home and moved to a hospital. the march the governor ordered executive order that forced the long-term care facilities to accept more than 6,300 recovering covid-19 patients. last month the department of health released the report which concluded the order did not lead to an uptick of cases. it blamed workers who were infected. the legislature held a second hearing to look at the covid-19 impacts on the nursing home. it also gave family members a chance to test

may be the first of many shoes to drop on the other side. president trump today found another reason to feel vindicated in the russia probe through the announcement that kevin clinesmith will plead guilty for falsifying an application for a fisa surveillance warrant. >> let's just beginning. what happened and should happen again. they spied on my campaign and they got caught. >> the president also keeping a pressure of the democrats to come back to the table for another coronavirus relief bill. in a series of tweets saying that he's ready to send direct payments, $3400 for a family of four to all americans, send additional ppp payments to small businesses and send more money to states and local governments to save jobs for police, firefighters, first responders and teachers. but the democrats are holding it up. one of the sticking points and a possible deal has been money democrats want for the post office including $3.5 billion to handle mass mail and voting. president trump is been highly critical of that demand but indicated if democrats agreed to what he's asking for he would be willing to deal on the post office. >> it's not what i want. it's with the

you cannot tell me that kevin kleinsmith acted alone and he's the only one guilty. host: viewers may know what you're talking about, can you explain to us the history behind the pfizer court that you were just referencing and why they are so dangerous. they give intel people obtain a to obtain warrant to protect people on national security and terrorism. if you're trying to form a case against known terrorists, so everybody knows that this is what intel is looking at. but these courts have rubberstamped a lot of these applications that have come forward, we know this because of this issue that has come out in page, as a carter 2013ource between 2008 and hehe wording on the email sent it to his colleagues and removed the meaning so that it appeared as if he was not a cia source. this is problematic. what it means is that the intel people, if they so choose, they can go to a court and obtain a warrant on any american citizen for whatever reason that they can get rubberstamped and innocentd unsuspecting american citizens without having to go through constitutional due process. host: wha