i hope so, too >> trevor: thanks, liza.t before we go: america is facing a nationwide poll worker shortage, and because most poll workers are over 60, and with covid still in out there they are understandably not showing up. but fewer poll workers means fewer polling stations open, and it means longer lines that not everybody can afford to stay and wait in, especially in communities of color. but the good news is most poll working is paid, and in some states, you can be as young as 16 to do it. so if you're interested and have the time, this is your chance to save your grandpa, protect democracy, and earn money, too. sign up at the link below to learn more. until tomorrow, stay safe out there, wash your hands, and don't plant strange seeds! just eat them. -- and now, here it is your moment of zen. >> it's not that all lives don't matter, but right now, our lives matter. black lives matter. black trans lives matter. don't let nobody take away your blackness from you. your blackness is not supposed to be subdued at all. it's

let's go live now to debbie is liza lois joining us from the class to look concorde in paris where a far more modest event is mentioned taking place lisa what's the atmosphere like where you are and what appears to be a really scaled down event certainly compared to what we're used to seeing out on the shelves a losing. my life needs a very solemn passive atmosphere here with only 5000 people present normally that tens of thousands of people on busty day now 5 to 2000 of these 5000 people are invitees and 1400 of them from my workers so health care personnel and those who are taking care of the children of old health care personnel why these were working and supermarket cash is for example this is a 0 mosque to the nation how it stood together during the cove incurring a virus crisis and a very obviously so the government felt that was important also pray tribute to those who have been working on the front line during this crisis their president mccrone is being accused by his tricks of mishandling the crisis how much pressure is the president on or right now. while there is a lot of

she's headed for back surgeries dr nichols was liza's doctor for 7 years she was the 1st to fall into the trap when i 1st started seeing her i thought she was going to be ok and she was giving me pain medicine to help my back but as the years go by course your body gets used to that medicine so that it doesn't work you know you used to take one pay you know and now you're having to say 2 or 3 pain pills because the pain is so bad. so it just increase and it's just a vicious cycle because you know you got to have the medicine but you know you don't want to have to take that much medicine but you can't i could work and do my job if i didn't have this. lisa had her own addiction what she didn't know is that her daughter was doing the same thing for 3 years chelsea had diabetes which causes muscular pains it was her turn to consult with dr nichols. and i asked her about the quantity of medicine she was given her and her response to me was chelsea was an adult that she could talk to me about chelsea's medical but she could talk to me about chelsea's diabetes but she wouldn't talk to me abo

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she said that she didn't do any sports in high school and beyond because like liza said, she was taking the bus back and forth and it would've kept or at school to be too late to be able to do some of those after school extracurricular programs. >> because craig went to a different high school. a more pro preschool where he was able to play. basketball and i thought she said at one point she resisted putting basketball because she was tall and people thought that should be likely to play basketball. >> that sounds racist. >> and not being able to be your brother at. it >> first lady is 5:11 do you know once you reach that height? >> i have a photo of my book that was in the yearbook over her in violating berlin she looked pretty tall. >> let me take a couple of calls and then learn about her days at princeton and then law school and meeting the future president. kathy is in aurora, colorado. hi. kathy >> good evening, thank you so much for your program. i've been watching it from martha washington till now. >> will perfect, thanks. >> my comment is that i'm kind of a real romantic for s

very 1st time since 1945 authorities have canceled the public traditional parade along the shams of liza a in favor of a scaled down ceremony and a tribute to the country's health workers french president or crawls guest of honor our health ministers from nearby countries that took in some of the patients from overworked and overfilled hospitals in france at the height of the crisis. let's cross over now to paris and lisa lois she's joining us from the cost of the concorde in the french capital good day to you lisa so what are people doing differently this bus still day where you are. well as you said they're not there will not be tens of thousands of military personnel marching riding or driving down the songs and it will all happen at the plus dot com called just behind me there will only be $5000.00 people half of them invitees including health workers but also so-called front line workers supermarket cash is also those who have been taking care of children who are working out that the parents who are working at the hospitals during the covert 19 crisis there are so sure distancing me

let's cross over now to paris and liza lois she's joining us from the possible concorde in the french capital good day to you lisa so what are people doing differently this still day where you are. well as you said they're not there will not be tens of thousands of military personnel marching riding or driving down the sounds easy it will all happen at the plus dot com called just behind me there will only be $5000.00 people half of them invitees including health workers but also so-called front line workers supermarket cash is also those who have been taking care of children who are working out the 2 of the parents who are working at the hospitals during the covert 19 crisis there are so sure distancing measures in place just behind me will be a shorter ceremony and if i might call we will be there but there will be no heads of state here present other than a man in my corner at the ceremony today states down a smaller ceremony to pay tribute to the military personnel but also today's may have been fighting during the covert 1000 crisis for this country emmanuel mccall has been facin

your child is there with liza her rob a reminder of our top stories iran's atomic energy organization is acknowledged at last week's fire at a major nuclear facility cause significant damage it could slow production of advanced centrifuges which are used for iranian enrichment also the border between australia's 2 most populous states is due to close on choose there's been a spike in credible risk cases of victoria prompting the decision to shut the front ear with new south wales indefinitely colombia is reporting a surge in covert cases and deaths along its caribbean coast intensive care units in the capital are filling up the regional accounts on more than half of the country's fatalities doctors say many deaths are going and reported at least $166.00 people are now known to have died in ethiopia during protests following the killing of a popular singer and activists officials blame the deaths on both the response to the arrest by security forces and into ethnic violence cigarette how to hunt deaths or was a member of ethiopia's largest ethnic group the oromo he was shot dead in add

liza mundy is biographer and her 2008 book was called "michelle" and krissah thompson covers the firstady as her beat. thank you for coming tonight. we're start our program with a clip from 2008. michelle obama in a campaign speech talking about her own personal story. let's watch. >> all of my life i've con fronted people who have a certain expectation of me. every step of the way there was somebody there telling me what i couldn't do. applied to princeton, you can't go there. your test scores aren't high enough. oh, i went. i graduated with departmental honors. wrong. [ applause ] and then i wasn't supposed to go to harvard. that was probably a little too tough for me. i don't know why they said that. but i could go through every curve and twist and turn of my life and find somebody that was telling me lower your expectations, such your sights low, you're not ready, you can't do that. and every time i push past other people's limited expectations of me, and reached for things that i knew i could do and grab my seat at the table that others felt so entitled to, what i learned was that

nicki and liza and we have jill and we have doug and in the middle is selena from our team.well as consumer investigator from telemundo 48, arlen, you have a stack, what just happened. >> this is what was needed. there were 30 high school students from the san jose earthquakes so woo-hoo to them. >> so we're aiming to collect more than 3700 of these for schools around the bay area. we want to show you why the need is so strong with one school in san jose. >> we are about 360 students. just cheerful, loving students. >> reporter: dorsa elementary school is quiet but in a few weeks the principal expected a lot of activity. >> really proud of the fact that we will be inviting percentage of students who distance learning might be most difficult. >> reporter: dorsa elementary will open its doors because many of the families can't provide the essentials needed for kids to learn at home. like a computer and internet access. principal garcia said more than half of her students come from families that need financial help. >> given the circumstances this year, i could only imagine tha

liza crosses the ice to freedom. ♪ now, the beating of uncle tom.simon lou correa, harsh overseer of the slaves. uncle tom, and here came the classic time does classic line that brought tears to a generation. "you may own my body, but my soul belongs to god."' ♪ and a change was coming. new york city. lovely brownstone exists, came still a hint that the issue was moving toward a summer revolution. 60 -- winter of 18 to 1860 came abraham lincoln, a politician from illinois, relatively unknown, and he wouldn't have been invited at all if horace greeley at the tribute hadn't been dissatisfied with all the other republican leaders. mr. lincoln might have had something to say. he did. letaid we can not afford to slavery alone where it is, but can we? should we allow it to spread into the national territory and overrun us here in the free states? if our sense of duty for bids this, let us stand by our duty, and fearlessly and effectively. neither let us be slanted by our duty by for psyches asian against us, nor frightened from it by menaces of disruption

>> from the stand comedy club in new york city, carrie, liza and the polka brothers!s morning on "world news now," the crowded worship service attracting the attention of officials in california as coronavirus cases climb. plus the new assessment from dr. anthony fauci. it could be another year before life returns to normal. >>> the growing clash with china. what the chinese have told the u.s. as a deadline looms to close the consulate in houston. >>> rogue trip. how abc's bob woodruff is grabbing his camera, his gear, and his son, taking us inside some of the most war-torn and ravaged countries, showing us a their humanityy t toetisig comebac thabout who he seto >> when, where, and how you can see it. complete details in "the skinny." it is friday, july 24th. >>> and we start by wishing kenneth an early happy birthday. >> oh! >> he hates the attention. >> i really do. >> that's why i'm going to keep bringing it up. he's like, i'm growing older. >> it is not a milestone, it is not that. >> why, you're not 26? >> i said milestone. >> i got you. all right, golden, i'm s

region of people armed groups attacked a village in jonglei region on wednesday night around 6000 down lizataken refuge at a nearby u.n. base the country is the merging from a 6 year civil war that killed 380000 people and displaced millions of others a mass grave with the bodies of 28 sudanese soldiers has been found in durham and after a 3 week search prosecutors say the officers were involved in a failed coup against former president omar bashir in 1990 they were executed in mysterious circumstances after a quick military trial earlier this month another mass grave of trainees soldiers was uncovered it's believed they had been trying to flee a camp in 1998 officials have been looking into human rights violations under bush's rule. boris johnson has gone from fighting breaks that to fighting for his life in the past year he admits the united kingdom government has at times been slow to act on the pandemic in his 1st 12 months as prime minister wali expects the country to be over the worst of it by mid 2021 he was the threat of a 2nd wave remains high jonjo reagan reports. boris johnson al

can understand that is clearly relevant toa understand that is clearly relevant to a lot of people's lizaould never want to as a politician or as would never want to as a politician orasa would never want to as a politician or as a citizen. unfortunately, many of these decisions are necessary in order to keep people in order to keep people safe. in the current circumstances, as we are now, as people come back from a country like spain, how many checks have taken place as to whether or not people are abiding by the quarantine they are abiding by the quarantine they are obliged to stick to?” are abiding by the quarantine they are obliged to stick to? i don't have an answer to that question. 0k, cani have an answer to that question. 0k, can i ask you another question? i would like to get to a couple. how many people are doing the job of checking? yes, i was going to answer. the point is the vast majority of people, according to the work that we're doing, they are undertaking the quarantine ellipses how do you know that? because we check it, because we survey.” thought you said you didn't kno