icu nurse krista murphy is tired of hearing people saying they don't want to wear a mask. >> makes me feel awful, like they don't care about what we're going through here. they don't care about the people that are admitted to the hospital, whose families can't come and see them and are terrified. >> reporter: in new jersey, transmission rates are now higher than they were in april. >> look, the numbers are setting off alarms that we are taking -- that we take very seriously. >> reporter: police there are looking for a woman at this staples store who they say assaulted a liver transplant patient, allegedly over a mask. the suspect grabbing the victim's cane, throwing that woman to the ground breaking her leg, all because she asked her to wear a mask. and tonight, the challenge for so many schools trying to safely i haveull confidence that they have put in all the right protocols. >> reporter: it comes as a new cdc report raises concerns about the risks. at one georgia sleepaway camp, where cloth masks were not worn by campers, the virus spread to more than 44% of campers and staff with

i'm krista program they coronavirus is not the same that came out of china half a year ago like other viruses it has mutated and a recent study suggests the globally predominant strain is more infectious than the . new corona virus like all other viruses is constantly mutating as it replicates inside its human host. the virus uses to multiply by injecting its genetic information into our cells the cell them becomes a kind of virus factory mass producing the genetic material that allows more of the virus to develop. as the virus replicates mistakes are often made. errors mean the genetic material changes causing a mutated version of the virus if those changes are advantageously mutation will go on to spread. some of the sars kind of to doesn't appear to mutate as easily as other viruses like influenza for example. experts say it doesn't have to because the sparts been so successful nevertheless the mutation could take place the might it humans much harder than previous versions of the virus. isn't it because it would be an evolutionary disadvantage if as a virus my host died while i wa

. >> krista hall as you a waitress at the beach house and saw sandra's transformation. >> she wore her hair back in a ponytail and was prim and proper and subdued and as soon as she got away from darren she cut her hair in a bob and was cute and stylish all of a sudden. >> sandra started going out with friends and as is pretty obvious in this video she was enjoying her new life. before too long, sandra started getting friendly with one of the chefs a recent transplant named ryan shinto. >> he wined and dined her, took good care of her. he was always really nice to her. >> they were always doing fabulous things. >> going on honolulu shopping trips where ryan would lavish expensive gifts on sandra. her parents knew little of this relationship and in 2006 were in dallas visiting her son when they got an odd call from sandra's boss. >> said she hadn't shown up for work. very unusual for her. never didn't show up to work. >> you were thousands of miles away. >> yes, but still, daddy's got to do something. so i called her house and left a message, called her cell and left a message. we let i

.>>> a crowd used ropes to pull down this statue of krista fuller columbus and baltimore.ossing it in the inner harbor. amid a growing movement across the country to take down symbols that protesters say represent racism and depression oppression. maryland's governor called the action completely unacceptable and the antithesis of democracy. in waterbury connecticut, protesters there beheaded another, on this statue. yesterday president trump at his salute to america speech blamed the radical left. >> we will never allow an angry mob to tear down our statues, eraser history, indoctrinate our children or trample on free of statues have been vandalized or taken down since the death of george floyd sparked a national reckoning of america's racist past including the removal of statues commemorating thomas jefferson and confederate general stonewall jackson. more than 100 armed protesters marched through georgia stone mountain park yesterday calling for the parks massive confederate carving to be removed. a unity protest in brandon mississippi was anything but that with heated d

we're taking a look back at some of our favourite adventures in spain, including the time krista practisedife and fork? trust me, that is definitely worth a watch. don't forget, you can catch up on some of our past adventures on the bbc iplayer. but for now, keep planning your next adventure, and i will see you all very soon. goodbye. hello. after a saturday which brought us some torrential downpours, some thunderstorms, even a tornado, sunday is looking a little bit quieter by comparison. a lot more in the way of sunshine around for many of you. some will stay dry, but there'll still be a scattering of showers to hide from every now and again. and one or two showers have continued through the night into the first thing in the morning. a fresher feel, as well, but still temperatures in double figures. and with the sunshine on your back across england and wales, that won't feel too bad in particular. plenty of dry, bright weather here to begin with. a few isolated showers in the west in the morning developing more widely into the afternoon. showery morning followed by a largely sunny aftern

time: we are taking a look back at some of our favourite adventures in spain, including the time krista do for a knife and fork? now, trust me, that is definitely worth a watch. and don't forget, you can catch up on some of our past adventures on bbc iplayer. but for now, keep planning your next adventure, and i will see you all very soon. bye— bye! hello. it's been a fairly mixed weekend of weather, and we start the new working week on an unsettled note. we've got some wet and windy weather around during the day on monday. but after that clears away, the middle of the week does look quite a bit drier and brighter, and then things are set to turn quite a lot hotter, especially in the south, as we head towards the end of the working week. but for the here and now, we have got low pressure that's moving in from the atlantic. it's already brought a lot of rain through the night. we're going to continue to see this area of low pressure on monday pushing its way northwards and eastwards, bringing rain to many parts of the uk. heaviest monday morning across parts of wales, northern england, s

we are taking a look back at some of our favourite adventures in spain including the time that krista knife and fork? trust me, that is definitely worth a watch. don't forget, you can catch up on some of our past adventures on the bbc iplayer. but for now, keep planning your next adventure, and i will see you all very soon. goodbye. we have a fairly changeable theme to the weather as we head through the remainder of the weekend. showery rain around her times but also a little bit of solid showing in between. many have cloudy conditions overhead, rain at times could be quite heavy with thunderstorms possible in the afternoon. nowhere immune to catching those, heaviest across parts of southern and eastern england later. some thunderstorms. northern ireland are seen heavy downpours later. sunny spells, temperatures are around 19—21 c, could be 2324 in these. tonight, heavy downpours clearing to the east, drier conditions if you first thing sunday, reasonably mild, tempting as in double figures. tomorrow starting with more sunshine, feeling fresher than recently, blustery showers, fewer s

time: we are taking a look back at some of our favourite adventures in spain, including the time krista i do for a knife and fork? now, trust me, that is definitely worth a watch. and don't forget, you can catch up on some of our past adventures on bbc iplayer. but for now, keep planning your next adventure, and i will see you all very soon. bye— bye! hello there. the heat is continuing to build across much of the country. it's going to be a short—lived heat because the wind direction changes again by the weekend. but a southerly breeze on thursday and bags of sunshine in the south lifted temperatures to 30 degrees around london. further north, you can see much more cloud where there is some rain too, only 16 in the central area for scotland. that rain is moving away and we have clearing skies and we start with these temperatures, 17 in liverpool, 18 in london, 20 or so in the channel islands where the heat is coming from. we are drawing all of that heat from france out over the channel, heading its way northwards across much of the country. that heat comes ahead of a weather front here

we're taking a look back at some of our favourite adventures in spain, including the time krista practisedd fork? trust me, that is definitely worth a watch. don't forget, you can catch up on some of our past adventures on the bbc iplayer. but for now, keep planning your next adventure, and i will see you all very soon. goodbye. hello. it's been a fairly mixed weekend of weather, and we start with the new working week on an unsettled note. we've got some wet and windy weather around during the day on monday. but after that clears away, the middle of the week does look quite a bit drier and brighter, and then things are set to turn quite a lot hotter, especially in the south, as we head towards the end of the working week. but for the here and now, we have got low pressure that's moving in from the atlantic. it's already brought a lot of rain through the night. we're going to continue to see this area of low pressure on monday pushing its way northwards and eastwards, bringing rain to many parts of the uk. heaviest monday morning across parts of wales, northern england, southern scotland an

we are taking a look back at some of our favourite adventures in spain including the time that kristat. what do i do for a knife and fork? trust me, that is definitely worth a watch. don't forget, you can catch up on some of our past adventures on the bbc iplayer. but for now, keep planning your next adventure, and i will see you all very soon. goodbye. hello again. i have been looking ahead to our weekend weather prospects. for saturday i don't like particularly what i see. a cloudy day for many, with outbreaks of rain at times. looking at the satellite picture, to the west, you can see how extensive the cloud is, and it is a complex area of low pressure, bringing different zones of rain across the country, with a couple of weather fronts mixed in, pushing east. the first of those, bringing rain at the moment to scotland across wales and england too. as that clears we will be left with low cloud, drizzle for northern ireland and heavier bursts of rain and those rather murky conditions will extend to scotland. it will be a humid night with temperatures around 17 the low for some. tomo

. >> just because we're taking in some responses from people on facebook and youtube right now, krista saying they're a hugely important part of the higher education population and resulting talent. can you speak to that a little bit? >> that's absolutely right. the united states is is a world leader in international education. we have by far the largest number of foreign students here and they pour billions of dollars into the u.s. economy annually, while living here and paying tuition. for many universities, foreign students actually fund the scholarships that allow underprivileged american citizens to go to school for free, so if we take these foreign students away, we force them to drop out by saying that they're not allowed to stay in the united states, not only are we potentially taking away their tuition dollars from the university but we're taking away our reputation as a leader in international education and we're taking away all that money paid into local economies where these students live. >> what about ph.d. students? what are you hearing about that? i mean, a lot of those

time: we are taking a look back at some of our favourite adventures in spain, including the time krista do for a knife and fork? now, trust me, that is definitely worth a watch. and don't forget, you can catch up on some of our past adventures on bbc iplayer. but for now, keep planning your next adventure, and i will see you all very soon. bye— bye! hello. it looks likejuly is planning to leave us with something to remember it by. although if you are a fan of summer heat, this all may be too little too late. but friday, the last day ofjuly, it is going to be a hot one for many of us. and it's quite a transformation this week from what we had at the start of the week with low pressure and strong winds, rain, high pressure building, and although low pressure will bring a bit more rain back to some of us before the week is done, it's the position of these pressure systems here which will allow the wind to turn around to a south southeasterly for friday, drawing up that heat, lifting those temperatures, it's not out of the question the uk could record its highest temperature of the year so

cast in so i play our the principal allen and one of our teachers is recently divorced played by krista allen and she's dating again and she has a young daughter and she meets a gentleman by the name. played by corn and nick who is all about wanting to get married real quickly he's on the fast track of wanting to have a relationship and the darter is like mom this duke is going to make the wrong step father so we go on this. journey of finding out he's doing all the right things but guess what he is the wrong step father and he's got a past history that is just not that great and you know her been recently divorced she just jumped into a relationship so fast and that's something that i want to let the fans know about all of our fields like there's always a message there's a message in this one about not getting and jumping from relationship to relationship also they can daughters she is in. a social group called the social and it's about all of the you know the pressure that's on these kids to fit in with all of these social media groups and things like that and there's a. a lot of good

mind and i think you're using the wrong comparison to understand what's happening in hong kong i'm krista because it's cactus rusher alleging that that is related to nato nation intelligence services to me why you think we haven't heard more about the way good muslim concentration camps that we did hear of a while back apparently millions of muslims imprisoned and the news seems to have disappeared from from. newspapers and mainstream media because hong kong waste a lot of international media station and i urge the world that we should continue continue to pressure beijing to china and to and the confrontation coming change on which actually the u.s. congress has passed and not. well concerning that issue so i think that it's not about him paralysed them it's all about going on this is about the well they have like acumen a thing well let's just image the throughout the past decade because the. liberal commune. it allowed them to do so and that's not right you see evidence of these so-called concentration camps apparently comes from the network of chinese human rights defenders backed fin

>> they see this krista claire and that's why they are trying to shut down you and me. >> tucker: alexarlow rejoins us tonight. thanks so much for coming d on. you were just censored by the big tech companies, google, facebook and twitter, but you've done research into the specifics so i think anybody paying attentionhi realize this there - the google has been limiting your reach without telling you, dishonestly. give us an example of what you've learned they are doing to your site.th >> thanks for having me. always a treat to be with you. and i will start with some breaking news that i can share on the show, which is that breitbart, we've done deprive research into our google traffic comparing it to the 2016 election and we picked that because we unearthed video a couple of years ago with our owe alan, who reported on the global vice president of google, ken walker, who said he is going to endeavor to make populism and nationalism a blip or a hiccup, so we naturally took him atr his word because if you understand the left, you understand it, l they don't then july. we started looking

i mean -- >> many of sandra's friend, like krista hall also thought darren was guilty. >> i think everyoneught darren would be arrested immediately and he'd be going to jail and the children going to the grandparents or her brother and everything would be okay. >> exactly one year after the murder there was indeed an arrest. but it wasn't darren. >>> coming up -- >> we've got to get this case solved. >> a new theory about sandra's murder. >> she may have been smuggling drugs in her new louis vuitton suitcase and not known it. >> when "dateline" continues. the countdown has begun... 'til everyone can enjoy a professional clean feel... at home. you're stronger than you know. so strong. you power through chronic migraine, 15 or more headache or migraine days a month. one tough mother. you're bad enough for botox®. botox® has been preventing headaches and migraines before they even start for almost 10 years, and is the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. effects of botox® m

. >> kristin: for chris i have to point out here -- just one second, jenna, krista my president trumps doing many of these things that democrats ask for him to do. he canceled the convention. he is advocating for wearing masks. are you willing to give him any credit for the changes he made this week? >> i say it is better late than never. this is the same guy who had a rally in the middle of the pandemic in tulsa, oklahoma, which led to an outbreak in tulsa, oklahoma. he is the man who one week ago, making masks and making fun of reporters who were trying to wear masks and do the right thing. this is a guy who talked to vladimir putin more often than he's talked to dr. fauci. he is a disgrace. he has run this country. it's time for him to go. >> kristin: jenna, i will give you the laissez. >> thank you, so chris, your political rhetoric, this is the president that stopped from europe and the merchants of the constitution by making sure that he provides all of the research and the recommendations and the failures here the democratic governors like chris cuomo. and the mayors have not w

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krista. >> my name is chrystia and i teach at balboa high school. something that i heard alluded to but not quite ex police station italy named by parents and educators and students was the issue of petagogi and my -- what i'm gathering from all that was said this evening is that by and large sfusd planning on essentially teaching to the best of our abilities, obviously, in crisis learning mode, from a distance and so what i wanted to actually bring to the table and i recognize that ultimately it's on the board to decide what they want to do with this, given that plans are already being made, is that we really engage in a deeper shift that follows as allison collins said, ro renamig this. one thing that's come up in a lot of conversations with colleagues of mine throughout the district, is the idea of as much as possible, looping students with their existing teachers or with teachers they might have already had. and by doing so essentially prioritizing youth development and mental health and it's require to happen and i understand for me with my spe