>> all right, kyra phillips with that new reporting tonight. kyra, thank you. >>> this labor day weekend is a critical moment for the coronavirus pandemic. health officials fear holiday social gatherings could become covid hot spots in a matter of weeks. tonight, the virus has taken more than 189,000 american lives. crowds like this in las vegas this weekend could fuel the spread. so could social events among college students. this lake outing near indiana university. and all of it as we head into the fall, with the flu season on the way. here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, the labor day weekend dealing this country a crucial test in its battle against the coronavirus in las vegas, crowds spotted with little to no social distancing, many not wearing masks. >> the tourists that are coming into town that are -- not staying six feet away from each other, but it looks like they're social distancing six inches away from each other. >> reporter: record-breaking heat out west sending thousands to seek relief on the beach in santa monic

here's abc's kyra phillips. >> reporter: college sweethearts with a passion for poetry and a love for literature took this family from food stamps to a fortuitous family business. and coming to life, welcome to the fruits of liberation station. how sweet the sound. >> no one posts you up in a museum, that's my word. >> reporter: across raleigh, north carolina, these popup libraries have a specific purpose. solely providing children's literature in which main characters, heroes and heroines, are black. >> harriet tubman led hundreds of slaves -- >> reporter: if you can't stop for a free read, you can browse their online independent bookstore, aka, home warehouse. >> because if you learn how to take care of something, you end up ultimately becoming a better human being because of it. >> reporter: a virtue victoria learned decades ago. her past defining her present. and ironically, it would be a book that would determine her destiny. a beautiful old bible trimmed in gold. a bible that held an unexpected treasure. >> my mom, pregnant with my younger sister, jessica, she said, well, let me

i'm kyra phillips. tonight. >> the rise of a far-reaching conspiracy theory, expanding its footprint into the real world. here is "nightline" co-anchor, j juju chang. >> reporter: boston, massachusetts, a rally protesting the flu vaccine mandate. but here it is, a q symbol. greeting the president at the airport. and here at a blue lives matter rally in brooklyn.dy.wi, conspiracy-based movement known as qanon. they first appeared at trump rallies in 2018. >> tomorrow the headlines will be massive protests. >> reporter: their profile growing over the last two years. culminating with this moment in the white house two weeks ago. the president being asked directly inside the briefing room. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: about those qanon supporters. >> the crux of the theory is this belief that you are secretly saving the world from this satanic cult of pedophiles and cannibals. does that sound like something you are behind? >> i haven't heard that, but is that supposed to be a bad thing or a good thi

. >> "nightline" starts rightin t joining us, i'm kyra phillips. a bullet did not silence her, but that single shot still echoes. the island woman shot by her husband's mistress speaking out about the case that changed her family forever. byron pitts has the story. >> tonight we begin with a mysterious shooting in the suburbs in long island. >> after 27 years, you would think there's nothing new to learn about this story. oh, but there is. >> reporter: it's the story of a married man with the unforgettable last name, buttafuoco. >> joey knew of my intention toward his wife and encouraged me. >> reporter: his wife, mary jo, unsuspecting of her husband's behavior. >> swrojoey is a fabulous liar. i didn't realize that then. i didn't realize how much he man epilated mow and how much he lied to me, but he d. >> reporter: the drama played out across nearly news outlet ot and tabloid with amy fisher. >> i was a 16-year-old teenager. >> now you may think this is an open and shut case. amy came to my house, shot my mother in the face. guilty as charged, boo

decades azerbaijan has been ignoring kyra back and pretending that it does not exist as a site and as such kyra bar was not identical situation table so look i think if we want any progress to be made and any real advance in the negotiation process all sides to the complex should come at the negotiation table with the help of many tears and discuss possible solutions at least our side those are the insights have been wasting these call and explaining that there is no military solution to this conflict and we're ready for stallings a conflict exclusively by peaceful means while azerbaijani side has been announcing that if it doesn't reach peace when it was a sure as it will of for war and that's what it's doing now exactly so what do you think a top to the are separate. who could mediate a solution who could media dancing with azerbaijan yes i think it may be a to use our the cochairman. which are the us france and russia. these are the co-tenants of of the always seem east europe is the only agreed format by also east side who have been to who has been trying to negotiate a solution o

charles johnson's wife, kyra spoke five languages and had a pilot's license.an birth of he second son there were problems. charles said he and his wife begged. >> the entire time kyra is suffering and her condition is continuing to deteriorate, the thing that she kept saying to me is, baby, please stay calm, stay calm. and what kyra knew even in her most vulnerable state is that as a black man, if i raise my voice, if i lost my temper, if i slammed my fist on the nurses' station, if i grabbed a doctor by the collar and demanded that they do something, i would immediately be seen as a threat. >> neither of these cases have gone to court, so we don't know what happened. and this is not a report about poor medical outcomes for african-american patients. that's old news. study after study has proven that. this is a story about how one's medicine failed sharon, charles and their families. they then felt like the california court system piled on. since african-americans are more impacted by bad medical outcomes, they're more impacted by california's malpractice laws

in peru an impeachment vote on president martinez is kyra has failed to force him out. office the president faces allegations of obstruction about obstructing an investigation into government contracts were some $50000.00 given to a singer. the coronavirus pandemic keeps casting its shadow over germany's bundesliga friday season opener a new nick played out in front of empty stands so celebrations were neutered even though the home team defending champions byron completely demolished visiting shaka . byron's massive stadium without fans once again local authorities saw spike of corona virus infections as too high to risk lives the home club didn't miss a beat though all of 4 minutes in search can operate took the pass and delivered. yeah sure commish put the long ball on cannot raise right foot cannot break it the rest no one really knew it then but the route was on. up 3 nil if the break newcomer and surprise starter leroy's sunday. to shelter defenders before does she get off to can operate. on sunday who also scored in the goal 1st would help the not break to a hat t

good morning, kyra. >> reporter: good morning, eva.rt alleging that he made offensive comments about the military including calling our war dead suckers and losers. abc news has not confirmed the claims, however, and the article solely relies on unnamed sources and now both critics and allies of the president are calling on them to come forward and tell their account so they can be verified. trump fiercely denies the report and overnight he pushed back again, eva, on twitter saying, quote, the article is part of a massive disinformation campaign. well, it's unclear how this might impact the crucial military vote now. now, tomorrow trump hits the trail in florida and north carolina, two key battlegrounds, and as the race heats up after labor day, joe biden also picking up the pace. he's ramping up travel after spending most of the time, as you know, during the spring and summer virtually campaigning, but promising to follow all health guidelines of course, eva. >> kyra, i want to ask about another report making waves, the postmaster gen

john apart kyra is happy to at least get $1000000.00 baht per elephant from china its foundation. our situation has been dire since the start of a pandemic that we had to close the camp from on the slope. but regardless of whether we're open or closed we still have to take care of the elephants and we need to feed them every day. we were allowed to reopen on july 1st but there are simply no visitors. that might make it. the convoy sets off in the early afternoon. it wasn't love that little to keep. feeling out of. it i'm hungry and no one. even dividing the journey or kids. the next morning after a nearly 20 hour drive the convoy reaches its destination the elephant nature park north of chain mine is exhausted lecture i learned has hardly slept but nothing can dampen her mood. all the happy because the journey is spliced elephant angry so yeah. i feel believe. once that restraining bars have been removed it's time for the elephants to take their 1st cautious steps into a new life. one of. the newcomers will have to be isolated from the rest of the herd for 2 weeks in order to prev

. >> reporter: but he still wouldn't denounce the group, so our kyra phillips tried again. >> mr.sident, let me follow up. white supremacists, they clearly love you and support you. you welcome that? >> i want law and order to be a very important part -- campaign. >> but do you denounce them? do you denounce them? >> i have always denounced any form -- any form -- any form of any of that, you have to denounce. >> reporter: on a train tour of ohio today, joe biden with his own message to the proud boys. >> my message to the proud boys and every other white supremacist group is cease and desist. that's not who we are. this is not who we are as americans. >> reporter: biden calling out trump's debate performance. >> the president of the united states conducted himself the way he did, i think it was just a national embarrassment. what i saw last night was all about him. he didn't speak to you or your concerns or the american people even once. >> reporter: on stage, biden tried to talk around the president and talk directly to the american people. >> this is his economy that being -- h

decades there by john has been ignoring kyra back and pretending that it does not exist as a site and as such a car bomb was not at the negotiation table so i think if we want any progress to be made and any real advance in the negotiation process all sides to the conflict should come at the negotiation table with the help of many others and discuss possible solutions. the end of this thank you so much for watching. combating the pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona update. 19 special next on d w. is for me. is for. beethoven is for. beethoven is for. beethoven is for. beethoven 2020. 5th anniversary here on you know. it's the largest disruption of global education systems in history. when the pandemic 1st his around one and a half 1000000000 students around the world were santo ma schools closed their doors. and some have since reopened but class isn't in session for hof of the world school children. the lucky ones were able to pursue their studies online. but for many even in developed countries that is not an opti

international players regularly mediate but with all media now considering recognizing the corner kyra back to independence and as a page on unwilling to even discuss it finding common ground is increasingly difficult historically when it comes to religion and ethnicity when 2 sides are so convinced of that rightness when generations have been involved in the fight the last in peace is allusive no doubt many are hoping nagorno-karabakh proves to be the exception. the battle for the white house is well underway in america as donald trump and joe biden raise the cousin in the 1st a presidential debates the questions for the moderator focused on the supreme court justice david 19 but perhaps as expected there have been plenty of insults and plenty of interjections to. look at who might come out on top. in the year of covidien out with the old and in with the new when it comes to presidential debates there will be no handshake between the 2 candidates there will be no live audience there will just be 2 presidential contenders going head to head in front of t.v. cameras but aside from the s

is the reason the son of iranian prime minister and 2019 he was serving his military in a morning kyra and someone explain me how can happen but i presented you can also my question about anything about you have you. come to the counter and run to the solution to the resistance and there is international no please go back to the international the principal only international and then there will be censorship ok the way to peace the way to be 1000000000 goes through the liberation of no less how one would who in his very briefly if you don't mind i have to go to matthew matthew. matthew do you think that the minsk group which was established back in the ninety's by the. sea which is the organization for security and corporation. could be still of the a branch of and platform to solve this particular problem. well as a former u.s. cochairman of that grouping i think at the moment no and i think again pandora's box is open for the moment and this this military engagement is going to run its course for better or for worse and it's tragic for everybody but there will come a time when hopefu

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they can foreclose on not how they can add to living standards and target means of production profits kyra soured a 2nd segment learning a lot here thanks for being on the show dr michael hudson as if this episode of guys report with me my back's kaiser stacy herbut i think our guest dr michael hudson and so i stand by i'll. move move move move move that the vote really to sneer those who really can surely if. they can just be suitably. left with their supposed home notice to us they saw that. no numbers stupina blow up research didn't go to see sheesh q you're the. slayer during the air force where you could be near my stubbornness today if not thoughts about spirit i didn't do it was a morsel 6 been thrown in there or. if de gea crew will. show schulman's for you to post here top up ice so to move. the story list so they will but what is. democracy is juventus mystically not international scene efforts by international organizations and governments to promote democracy in countries like iraq afghanistan we see how difficult it is ultimately it has to be reduced domestically because alway

length of the line of control that being the line between the 2 forces mostly to the circling let's say kyra back region. and says that armenia has been shelling the town of ted ted that's deep inside as ery territory armenia says that stepanek at the regional capital of no going to care about was raided there were air raids there overnight and they claim to have shot down more military drones so that's the latest in terms of the fighting or i will leave it there thanks so much from foster walker there. still ahead of al jazeera hundreds of refugees finally allowed into the greek mainland with fountains more to follow. pressure is growing on the better russian president off to new measures announced by the u.k. and canada. hello there still plenty of cat across central europe and a fair amount of rain further towards the east but what we have goals is a gradually clearing skies across much of the south and that is some good news because italy road 1st of all has seen some very heavy amounts of rain as you can see there and then not far from naples there was a flash flood through this particu

this is kyra teppei a former military base now outside migrant camp. so far these white tents have house three hundred migrants it's only a fraction of those that became homeless off of dept. the maury camp last week. jusust outside carrots at bay and on the outskirts of mighty men the capital of lesvos. another ten thousand migrants have been sleeping rough. it has made what was already a desperate situation even worsee. one of. another. one on the five in a four by issue have. when was the last thing of the months. greek prime minister yeah because attack he's says a pub sense and bill to replace the more we account news that was rejected the migrants who say that a new facility will only become overcrowded and unsanitary. the house over twelve thousand people despite being designed for just three thousasand. for the migrants a new life in the e. u. is the only solution. other than not. and they come all the lawn but i don't. going into. not one the- since the fire ten european countries have agreed to take in four hundred unaccompanied minors he had

government is trying to delay impeachment proceedings against embattled prime minister martin vis kyra a lawsuit has been filed asking the top court to look into the case that is to effectively put the impeachment process on hold last week politicians voted to impeach his car after allegations surfaced of government contracts being awarded to a singer for motivational talks now scientists have identified signs of life high in the cause of venus in an experiment conducted out of fuel curiosity they discovered a gas which is also found here on earth and has details. somewhere in the clouds above the innes astronomers have found something they never would have expected of his just stunned i'm a man i did this is an interesting experiment i've never really thought about detecting it high up in the atmosphere there's phosphate gas it's considered a biomarker or an indirect sign of life on earth it's produced by bacteria and oxygen starved environments and found in the intestinal tracks of many animals slightly smaller than our planet venus is our nearest neighbor only 143000000 kilometers a

covert reputation no i would really seek to support trashing him on kyra we'll get it very objective we actually you know i don't why the racial bellicosity in a blue collar family we are a family of immigrants and all white and john people go back to the countries that the originally came from that's what they told my grandmother 100 years ago i don't like the bullying of private citizens whether it's hillary or my wife your hero i don't like the deconstruction of the western alliance that is alternately led to great peace and it hasn't prosperity for most of the quote that he's deconstructing so now there's a whole series of things that he's doing that you can look at energy actively and if you love america and you want peace in global prosperity you have to reject him at the polls isn't. but is it peace or is it i did actually get the thing and jacked it leads and you guys in the us we've got to get somebody else in here that's not nuts it's really that is it peace or is it actually war he denies the atlantic magazine remarks that he apparently said they waited in the built milita

you know one of these cities portland or something was burning down there is that famous you know kyra i'm going across a c.n.n. you know there reporter from. then right behind him everything is on fire he says fiery you know fire a largely peaceful protest but the entire ice tree is on fire but it's like oh how is your chip on the titanic oh a little wet door down there but otherwise great. well you know so one thing i do want to mention before i move on to this the larger the systemic issue that these people on the street are not addressing and that's the central banks on the monetary system is that you know if you look back to the 1972 elections and a lot of people are saying that right now in the streets of reminds him a lot of the late sixty's and early seventy's in america on the unrest and protests that were happening then of course it was animated back then by not only the civil rights era but also the anti-war movement and vietnam now it's a little bit more it. harder to decipher but on the left you do you have that same problem that you had back then which was a new young pow

french president your money will mark all so turkey was no longer a partner to europe in the region i'm kyra has been seeking to expand its energy resources in the areas claimed by greece and cyprus turkey's foreign minister said buchholz remarks were our agreement but it was not up to him to decide maritime borders well the tasha bottle is joining me now from paris natasha it was french president emmanuel mccall who called this informal summit of the so-called med 7 what are we expecting from the summit itself. yes the french leader has gathered leaders of 7 mediterranean countries including greece italy and spain on the french mediterranean island of corsica in order to discuss a number of issues they will be talking about migration they'll be talking about the crisis in libya but of course there'll be a real focus on those tensions that have been escalating in the eastern mediterranean as turkey continues to pursue its plans for oil and gas exploration in the area in those waters that are claimed by greece and cyprus well the french presence amount omicron has been very vocal in his suppo

kyra phillips has the story. >> reporter: liberty university announcing an independent investigation into its former president, jerry falwell jr., after the embattled evangelical leader of the largest christian college in the country resigned amid an alleged sex scandal. the board of trustees issuing a statement last night, now calling for a thorough investigation into all financial, real estate and legal matters while falwell was at the helm of the school, hiring a top forensic team to do the job. falwell's exit coming after a series of scandals. first this racy photo he posted on social media with his arm around his wife's assistant. he apologized and took it down, saying it was just in good fun from a costume party. then the explosive news story about falwell, his wife becki and a pool attendant and former business partner, giancarlo granda. the 29-year-old claiming he had a seven-year affair with becki as falwell at times looked on. falwell denies any involvement. granda spoke exclusively with "gma" on friday about the affair. >> jerry is lying. that was his game plan from the be

in turkey a rare sandstorm has surprised residents of the capital i'm kyra amass of dust cloud enveloped the city turning the clear sky into an orange chains 6 people were injured by flying debris the sandstorm was also marked by strong winds and lightning. you're up to date coming up next world stories including a report from cameroon and how it's dealing with the coronavirus pandemic there there'll be more news in 45 minutes time i mean here until 2 in berlin stay with us and remember you can stay up to date with all the latest on our website and dot com or you can follow us on instagram and twitter to add to the news that's all for now for me and the entire news team thanks for watching. literature invites us to see people in particular. like to see this fine. work if. you go there you go on youtube. how the virus spread. why do we parent and when we'll all miss. just 3 of the topics covered and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like any information on the crawl along rest or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever yo

kyra sedgwick and kevin bacon. kir ark, i want to 125r9 with you.ve been following the news of the passing of ruth bader ginsburg. i wonder how you see that changing the dynamics of this race. >> i think it's more important than ever now to vote, vote your conscious if you care about people's rights, lgtbq rights, you care about women's rights, the belief that women's rights are human rights, then we need to make sure we get somebody in there for the next 20, 30 years who is going to support our democracy. >> kevin, voting is a piece of this, but there is a lot more that people who want to be involved in the process can do. people come to you and they say, i want to be a part of this. where are you telling them to start? >> well, i think that encouraging other voters and other potential voters that this is a super, super important, the most important election certainly of my life is as important as voting. the lastweekends.org is a place you can find things to do, things you can get active with, writing letters, making phone calls, encouraging peopl

and calling it a hate crime reporter kyra speed spoke to the victims and her neighbors who were there to help. >>oh wow look at this. >>as wendy roland take stock of the now decimated fence near her home eyeing his nose at him for half of the fans, she recalls the knock on her door around 02:00am friday. a loud and clear sound from her neighbor to get out safely get bang bang and a home into a gala safire, but oh my god roland is one of many families who will to a fire here on kenwood avenue in turlock and tell me to get out and was a fire. when i opened the door and i looked down there was a it all in flames catherine mccollum says she saw the plume of smoke and took immediate action. >>i don't fight off. but was there's a crash site like opening up and down the alley she not well, another neighbor fought the flames i saw this guy he was already hosing it down from behind his house after the fire was out and the smoke cleared families were disheartened once again to see this racist term nearby i don't know who would write that i don't know if that had something to do with the fire be

like kyra sedgwick and kevin bacon, you know, they lost all their savings to bernie madoff.chael j. fox and tracy pollan were -- in their third year of marriage, they found out of this lifelong diagnosis that michael had. jesse jackson and jackie jackson -- he strayed in the middle of their marriage. so all these things that people face, and what did they do to get them through it? and some of them went through marriage counseling. who all went through marriage counseling? the howards, ron and cheryl howard. - yes. i think that's the real act of love. - yeah, it is. - i mean, when you care enough about hanging on to the relationship and you go to a professional to talk about the personal stuff that's bothering you or her -- - and a lot of people did, like bryan cranston and robin dearden, and neil patrick harris and david burtka. and they don't go for a referee, as bryan cranston said. they go for an interpreter. because you're not sure sometime, you get into a fight with your spouse because you think they meant something else. this way, you say, oh, that's what he meant by

so and today the district released the names and stories of those victims and we'll start with so kyra thomas sent harry ne williams they were in a car the night of august 25th heading north on interstate 6.80 in walnut creek when the car accident. the freeway police say at a high rate of speed and crashed into a tree the oakland unified school district said the 47 year-old family friend who owned the car also died in the crash 19 year-old xavier patton was a 2019 grad of skyline high who. >>also attended claremont middle school he was senselessly taken from this earth on august 15th in a drive-by shooting savior was about to start his second year at cal state university northridge. >>also recently lost to gun violence quinton williams who attended oakland high school fremont high and skyline high. the district said he was another beloved student who had a profound impact on people around him. >>and lastly sampson lou lost his life to gun violence on august 6th he was a 2015 skyline graduate and had attended roosevelt middle school where he came back to work for the east bay asia new c

ok and that is all your support for now come all back to you kyra thank you so much for that. right hoping that'll do it for this news has been a busy day today we're back in a couple of minutes time live to washington and our white house correspondent the latest on the plans for joe biden and donald trump this coming thursday. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering lifesaving tools supplies and training to help the world's most found people uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatment and a vaccine working with scientists and health workers to learn all we can about the virus keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the ward and in the land advocating for everyone to have access to essential health services now more than ever the world needs w.h.o. making a healthy a world for you. for everyone. a unique here endangered biodiversity lives in the heart of one of ecuador's tropical jungles there was a lot of misinformation about the animals o

is a leading that by the russian activist to united behind opposition leader said lana to congress kyra when the husbands were both barred from running for president she fled to poland after last month's disputed election and joins us now via skype thanks very much indeed for being with us doesn't ask initially how much involvement your now able to have with the protest movement given that you are outside the country. well actually yes and we had to leave below it because my husband he faced criminal charges he faces up to 15 years in prison because you know look russian guy he's he eliminates all this charm good candidates to do it they need to build the strongest candidates 2 of them already present and we my husband in my time they would have to leave belarus but we are working very hard with the international community and we are going to get to meet international leaders we describe what's going on in bellows because we want the entire community and world community to know what's going on in belarus and would like look at shinnecock to leave bill out of some of the possible because