. >> reporter: it's part of a movement dreamt up by lexy katie burke.ve. about three years ago in nashville, i got tipped $1,000 and i really needed it >> reporter: swh saw how hard the covid crisis hit restaurants, she asked her followers on tiktok, now almost 300,000 strong, to join her in a challenge to raise money for them online. >> i thought, why don't we pay it forward by tipping a server who has been out of work so i set a small goal and it blew up. >> reporter: with donations from just one cent to $200, since may she's raised over $18,000. >> this is not real. >> reporter: surprising servers and other essential workers. >> no way. >> absolutely. >> i don't believe you >> reporter: more than 600 working in a baltimore cheesecake family. she's a mom of three with a message. >> theit will come when you lea expect it. >> reporter: lexi's movement is motivating others, too, like dan pugh he started a similar fund raising campaign >> it's special to give back to these folks that are risking their health and providing for their families recently out o

. >> reporter: lexi has tipped more than -- hopes to keep doing it as long as she can i'm jose diaz-balart, thank you for the privilege ofou ytir me and good night >>> right now at 6:00, stopping the spread by controlling the crowds. the push in the east bay to keep people from overrunning parks. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm anoushah rasta. a surge of new cases and people are still facing long lines to get tests and long waits to get results. in the south bay, a plan to boost testing and do it more efficiently. today people lined up to get tests as wrist bands helped make that process easier. >> and sadness in the east bay tonight. the alameda county sheriff's office is in mourning. flags flown at half-staff after two of its members died from covid-19. >>> let's take a look at where we stand across the bay area. alameda county continues to be the region's hot spot. it is the only county with, yep, more than 10,000 reported cases. in the past 24 hours, it reported 116 new infections. across the bay area, there

this morning we saw opposition leader lexi say the 78% number showed a record number of fakes. the term limits are reset which means putin is not automatically extending his power until 2036, but he will have to actually run two more presidential campaigns to do this in 2024 and 2030 so the question now is whether or not he'll do it >> all right, matthew. and here in the u.s. later in congress known as the gang of eight, they'll be briefed on the news that russia offered bounties on soldiers are you seeing any new reaction from russia on these reports >> reporter: the main big reaction we've seen was monday night when the kremlin spokesman in an interview with nbc's keir simmons issued strongly and repeated denials since then we've basically seen russia focus all eyes on this referendum politically it really is the high water mark of russia's political season in general there have been so many of these kinds of scandals under this president in the united states, russia found itself at the center of a political issue. at this point their whole routine is essentially issue a stro

small income helps young girls become independent and less likely to engage in and say 18 year old lexi from idea is part of the project and part of an evening with a farming bag. they don't have to depend to those my new. smoke. activities so that you can get some money to buy. your food. their confidence their courage to say no i can't support myself taking of condoms moves on to continue he still. mission to protect his kingdom kibera i can tell you to. use an african mission and the 70 percent of people living. here in africa the power on that simple thing called the times. military victory i believe we need somebody who could now mark where he to be to be . when quizzed. in the 1980 s. in a chevy infection was basically a death sentence especially terrible for children who are infected by their mothers during birth today things are different the virus can be kept in check with specific medication and the ones deadly disease aids cannot break out those who are treated with those drugs in time. have practically a normal life expectancy many people have been living with a virus for ye

you want to go back to some kind of normal we need to kind of as you said yoko thought immunity all lexy nation or whatsoever so it doesn't help. germany to have our country protected because it still will avoid that if you become traveling to all places and the global economy would get affected we have to change it also under developed countries to make technologies affordable so beyond discussion with countries and that in america for example in south asia to going gross as to them in effect sharing sites so that the local government and the local extreme in effect sure 'd can take care of their country about their region to to live other vaccine do this going forward. i'm sure of course i mean it's natural that. european us through us you may seem ineffectual has a responsibility to take in the 1st order of the own population and that's what people of course expect but again it's a global pandemic so if we leave the rest of the wood 'd unprotected we still will not have a free flow of people travel it's economy and so on then you may remember that like and 2009 i was lying full right

other markets cost around 30 percent more than the organic ones here i buy keil spinny's you know lexi's most of them i imported suv get very expensive but the seas look in the groom and danny so the price a nice it's very reasonable when you think about what you're getting nothing can be fresh for you know straight from from farm to mouth the whole concept nothing if it's not too expensive. it's environmentally friendly other company only delivers within the city it keeps its carbon footprint low the firm is also helping other farmers to follow its example. we. branch of the comp and it's part of the continent that literally you know being good people are pretty fond of them and then chance fights that. so far they've helped 3 farmers to launch their own businesses. dr natale we are planning to expand and are currently sitting up 2 new c.t. farms in lagos. here in africa the effects of the climate crisis have never been more apparent and the farming sector is inevitably hardest hit in ethiopia for instance the farmers plant what are supposed to be high yield crops every year but the lan

ainsley: good morning so lexie, i understand you were the one that realized the flag you had just putwn, right? >> yes. ainsley: okay so tell us the story what did you do next? >> i was on a walk with my dad and it was nice and windy, and i repeat that and he's like it is? and i said yes, right up there and my little brother climbed up and found it and shoved it down to the ledge. ainsley: will were you scared to climb up there? it looks pretty rocky. >> it was. it was really rocky. kind of had to make your own path all the way up there. i wasn't really scared i wasn't thinking about the consequences. ainsley: darren and debbie i know you all are so proud of your kids i be if my child did something like this. darren what was your reaction when lexie called you and said i think the flag is down. >> well actually, we got called from neighbors and text messages saying hey the flags down, and before this all happened i was helping and fundraising whenever we had vandalism, we had three bad years where we had vandalism where the flag was even shot nine times, so we kind of anticipated pote

runoff hispania reddy controls parliament which means it can press ahead with its conservative agenda lexi o'brien reports it was a vote seen as a battle for poland's future and the results show a country divided our nation has got still different voices still different ideas for the president so i'm happy for our democracy we've got the sucker out for. a tiny margin keeping andre due to an office for a 2nd 5 year term propped up by the right wing loon and justice party. is calling for unity and studies good ones national student i said it's full of these want it belongs to all of us and we have to do everything we can to make life you're the best it can possibly be that's not exactly what dude is known for his conservative agenda includes strong opposition to gay and abortion rights and his constitutional reforms that weaken the independence of the judiciary put him at odds with the e.u. do does wyvill in the election with the centrist warsaw rough ski would warn their problems democracy was under attack he launched his campaign at the last minute with a more progressive platform which to

and love island's tyne—lexy clarson sports gucci. except, it's not real gucci.nd, yeah. i do love thejumper, though. you've showed me that and you do think twice about it but, obviously, when you're in a group of, like, a community where you see other people doing it, it can slip your mind. and sometimes, you'rejust, you're looking at, well, that is something my followers would love because i love it, and you're not actually thinking... because i know for a fact, obviously, i know it's not gucci, i would assume that everyone else would, like, know it's not gucci and it's just a jumper. influencers may not know clothes are fake, or think they're doing anything wrong. sophie kasaei didn't want to comment. charlotte dawson said she was sent the top as a present and wasn't paid to promote it. the police see it differently. here, a raid, filmed just before lockdown in manchester. we came here for the purpose of a section! warrant. an illegal trade, which costs the economy billions of pounds and thousands of jobs. one increasingly moving online, especially during lock

and love island's tyne—lexy clarson sports gucci. except, it's not real gucci.i do love thejumper, though. you've showed me that and you do think twice about it but, obviously, when you're in a group of, like, a community where you see other people doing it, it can slip your mind. and sometimes, you'rejust, you're looking at, well, that is something my followers would love because i love it, and you're not actually thinking... because i know for a fact, obviously, i know it's not gucci, i would assume that everyone else would, like, know it's not gucci and it's just a jumper. influencers may not know clothes are fake, or think they're doing anything wrong. sophie kasaei didn't want to comment. charlotte dawson said she was sent the top as a present and wasn't paid to promote it. the police see it differently. here, a raid, filmed just before lockdown in manchester. we came here for the purpose of a section 1 warrant. an illegal trade, which costs the economy billions of pounds and thousands of jobs. one increasingly moving online, especially during lockdown. soc

i'm not engaging in anything political i'm steve balls for lexie to press. oh you know. you wish you. could buy. i'd like you to take a look at these headlines folks and i warn you that they are pretty horrible hundreds of people shot in the streets of american cities with multiple deaths over the 4th of july weekend and these numbers include several young children among them an 8 year old girl so korea turner gunned down in atlanta atlanta's mayor mayor bottoms went on c.n.n. to weigh in i hate to use that word perfect storm but it's where we are in this country right now do you think about the leadership or dunlap there that we have coming from the highest office in the land i think that you are seeing so many emotions play out and so. often it's playing out in balance in our search it's the answer was it's donald trump's fault that's always the answer no matter what the question the question from brooke baldwin was how can this be happening how can these random shootings and the deaths of these young children be happening as if this is a new phenomenon as it brooke ba

assistant political editor, norman smith, has decided he wants to spend more time walking his dog, lexieews channel. there have been many warm words written since he announced the news on twitter earlier. my colleague, simon mccoy, tweeted. .. "this is just the worst news. "for viewers and listeners. "for the world of politics. "for the bbc. "for all those that work with you. "and especially for me. "you are simply the best. "and we shall miss you. "good luck norman #legend." the broadcaster simon mayo said... " fa rewell norman smith, a fabulous journalist "and brilliant political observer. "6:30am will never be the same". he was alluding to norman's daily early morning appearance on the today programme on radio a. and our colleague, victoria derbyshire, who has worked closely alongside norman over the years, said, "he is immense, wise, clever and funny. "i have loved working with you. "thank you for being a magnificent and kind colleague." my colleague, annita mcveigh, spoke to norman earlier about what he will be getting up to. i just came to the conclusion that i really can't spend t

last month donald trump to lexi as he held off on sanctioning chinese officials involved with the massetention camps because would've interviewed -- and treated with history deal with china. >> the president side a lot of directing sanctions against chinese government officials involved in the masterman camps. he was officials say the chinese government has relocated hundreds of thousands of prisoners from those camps to factories across china. >> thank you. finally tonight a picnic turned rescue mission. four marine tail this is for saving the lives of the maryland father and son on the potomac river. corporal webster, andrea rosenberg, katie becerra and glenn hurts like the river when they heard screams nearby, they moved their boat into position, got the lifejackets i got the family safety, they attribute their training and ability to remain calm under pressure. those marines, you are tonight's midnight hero's. most-watched, most trusted and most thankful you spent the evening with us, good night. to be honest... a little dust? it never bothered me. until i found out what it actuall

lexi? >> the confederation? >> the confederation of congress. so the assumption is congress has the authority to make rules for the northwest territory. fast forward to the kansas-nebraska act. the kansas-nebraska act lays down rules governing slavery or the possibility of slavery in kansas or nebraska. okay? congress does that. congress adopts the kansas-nebraska act. so the assumption from the northwest ordinance all the way up to the kansas-#act is that the united states congress is vested with the authority to make determinations about the status of slavery in the territories. i mean, no matter what decision it makes the northwest ordinance was no slavery, kansas-#it's, well, slavery if you can get a popular majority. but it's congress that's passing the legislation. it's cross which has the authority to oversee. that's about to change. boy, is that about to change. and it changes because of this gentleman here. the chief justice of the united states of america roger brooke taney, appointed to the supreme court by andrew jackson. he had been

lexie you are next in illinois. good morning. caller: good morning. believe that the people in leadership are there to set an example. example,'t have an then we have nothing for humanity to follow. and if humanity does not have anything to follow, it is going to get chaotic. int: we will go to romney irving, texas. hello. caller: thank you for taking my call. i've -- i agree with the last caller. it is not surprising. these callers that have such a , that for pelosi and aoc they would think that this is acceptable because they hate them so much, it is just disgusting. if that is a republican mantra, it starts at the top and goes down the river. thanks. host: jessica in arlington, virginia. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. onas watching what was going with this discourse in congress. if i understand correctly, ted yoho has a problem with how he treats women so this is not maybe the first time this has happened. speaking, outside of congress and just in society there is a lot of systemic problems with how women are treated on many levels. th

our assistant political editor norman smith has decided he wants to spend more time walking his dog lexieccoy tweeted: this is the worst news for viewers and listeners. he was alluding to norman's daily appearance on the today programme on radio four. and another from victoria derbyshire. and hejoins us now. iamjust i am just going to echo all of those coming tos and then some. i don't know what you want to go and spend more time walking your dog. there's so more time walking your dog. there's so much politics. maybe you've had your fill of so much politics. maybe you've had yourfill of it? so much politics. maybe you've had your fill of it? i really can't spend the rest of my life prattling on about politics on this balcony. it's time i went out there and had a look at the big wide world out there. it does involve going on some decent walks with the hand. first off, iam decent walks with the hand. first off, i am going to be walking saint cuthbert‘s way, a five—day war between the border town of melrose and the holy islands. me and the hand will be spending some time tramping along there