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. >>> we are looking at bay area sports and a whole loon -- new light. >> i'm grateful to have a season training. >> still to come, we will show you how athletes and fans are making adjustments due to the pandemic. we will show you the things people are turning to instead for entertainment. again, we hope you can join us for the final zip trip of the summer. that is this morning at 9:00, right here, mornings on 2. >>> the time is 4:24. san francisco's restaurant industry is really suffering because of the pandemic. the chamber of commerce says the cities restaurants might have no sales at all. some restaurant sales are down 91% since the pandemic started in march. that is based on credit card information. that does not include cash sales. >>> a movie theater in the east bay that opened almost a century ago might close for good. i'm talking about the alameda theater. it has been closed because of the pandemic. supporters say it costs $25,000 a month for utility, insurance and maintenance costs. so far, a gofundme account has raised $6000 with a goal of $100,000. the alameda theater was b

also in danger of a recovery of our society our economy and i'll quote true life when those who are loons. the president calls the protesters irresponsible we have to say the protesters did have a permit on saturday it is their talk of doing anything to prevent mass gatherings like the ones we saw over the weekend. well brant yes there is i mean as far as this demonstration on saturday is concerned the berlin police say that they are considering investigations of prosecutions of service once a bill for that demonstration and for the lack of face mosques and distancing but more widely some people are beginning to call for. such demonstrations to be back and or at least only allowed under strict limitations if people refuse to follow the rules and up but i think the mainstream view there is that the right to protest is an extremely important democratic right and shouldn't be pared down except with extremely good reason so the question really is what should the police do well there's been talk of you know imposing really tough fines but it is very difficult of course to police people who you

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peacefully from this legion no one was arrested or detained it seems there's finally a truce between loon fools and protesters but a fragile one i'm being told it seems both sides will need to keep their emotions in check and we've done a reporting from minsk in belarus. the trump has been formally nominated to run for a 2nd term as president of the republican national convention. a man who puts america 1st and will keep america great president donald john truck i come from the great state of montana we are factually calling it strong. we believe in trama says media and promise is louisiana proudly casts its $46.00 votes for president double trouble and we know that the best is yet to come and the opening night of the convention drew plenty of parallels to trump's time on reality t.v. more than explained. he's the man who fired people on reality t.v. and now and donald trump is setting up a reality t.v. show to make sure that he won't be fired from the white house by the american people this november each episode during the republican national convention features donald trump and members

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peacefully from the sleeve no one was arrested or detained it seems there's finally a truce between loon fools mint and protesters but a fragile one i'm being told it seems both sides will need to keep their emotions in check and we've done of reporting from minsk in belarus r.t. . runs in the u.s. stores on fire and throwing bottles at security forces in a 2nd on to vaughn and in wisconsin a massive cleanup is now underway in the city which has been left in shock. school for just this software a black man who was shot multiple times in the back while police on sunday left him paralyzed according to the. incident was caught on camera and soon went viral demonstrators also torched cause and settle police responded with tear gas is what political commentators in the u.s. have been telling us. the media would just have you believe that he was just going to check on his children that he was a hero and he broke up a fight with 2 women unfortunately c.n.n. although they didn't broadcast this part and i haven't heard it anywhere else they did write a story online where they spoke to the guy who

peacefully from the sleeve no one was arrested or detained it seems there's finally a truce between loon fools mint and protesters but a fragile one i'm being told it seems both sides will need to keep their emotions in check and we've done of reporting from minsk in belarus r.t. . center in the italian city of trophies has been blamed for a spike in covert infection. it's the centers of former military barracks and it's being criticized after more than 200 people fell victim to corona virus in just 2 weeks had been considered a covert free city the mayor himself has dubbed the situation there now health bob . what happened inside the serene ex-military barracks a structure directly managed by the ministry of interior is a paradox the structure didn't work fine in normal conditions and it showed all its gaps during this health emergency we call it health form because there are 256 people confined into the same structure and they don't want to separate between covert 1000 positive cases and negative one. prosecutors this month launched a probe one hour for the 1st positive cases were disc

peacefully from the sleeve no one was arrested or detained it seems there's finally a truce between loon fools mint and protesters but a fragile one i'm being told it seems both sides will need to keep their emotions in check and we've done of reporting from minsk in belarus r.t. . relatives of u.k. health workers who lost their life the cove it could see their welfare. welfare benefits cut if they accept compensation from the government if families take the 60000 pounds lump sum it will be treated as capital in means tested benefits and that could leave them ineligible for payments such as universal credit and housing or pension benefit opposition m.p.'s to say that that's unfair to grief stricken relatives and pointed out that other schemes haven't had search for strict ins in the past the government was right to say we must honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice so it's shocking that families are being forced to choose between excess in social security they're entitled to all the compensation they need the government does and says that such benefits have always been calculat

and instead, would rather embrace conspirator loons, that reinforce whatever quack idea goes best with his personal inner narrative and political advantage at any given time. it is distressing to see the gop embrace candidates who are qanon followers, and let's just hope that they're in districts that are so red that there won't be any risk of them actually gaining political power. but it's petrifying that the megaphone of the oval office, the president, where harry s. truman, like eisenhower and harry s. truman and abraham lincoln sat, is being used to propagate these -- this absolute nonsense that is harmful and dangerous to society. >> yeah, i mean, basel, i think it's the danger of what he's associated with that's reflected in -- i imagine -- i don't know this and i don't have any reporting to support it, but i imagine one of the biggest strategic challenges for the republicans this week is balancing all the republicans who want to talk with all of the rising stars and progressive icons that are entitled to a space on that stage. and i think to elise' point, the consequence of hugg

you mentioned on day one that you were back in miami in 1972, the loon drops and the silly hats. we didn't have any of that. we had fireworks. how did that play out? >> clearly, it didn't play out the same. attendance was down, in terms of people tuning in and watching it. i think republicans will have the same problem. i think you lose some of the excitement and pizzazz that goes with that that gives you a boost. it was a difficult situation to do any of this kind of thing. the tracking polls, trump has moved up three or four points this week during all of this. maybe it's because he's not saying anything, and you heard the democrats talking at this point. for whatever reason, you are not going to get the same residence you had in previous conventions. are information, a sickly advertisement at this point, the messaging for the major parties. the nomination was determined months ago. night toet two hours a message this in the environment without the excitement pizzazz and the cheering crowds. it's a lot more difficult. i think the democrats did a good job, given what they had. a

you mentioned on day one that you were back in miami in 1972, the loon drops and the silly hats. we didn't have any of that. we had fireworks. how did that play out? >> clearly, it didn't play out the same. attendance was down, in terms of people tuning in and watching it. i think republicans will have the same problem. i think you lose some of the excitement and pizzazz that goes with that that gives you a boost. it was a difficult situation to do any of this kind of thing. the tracking polls, trump has moved up three or four points this week during all of this. maybe it's because he's not saying anything, and you heard the democrats talking at this point. for whatever reason, you are not going to get the same residence you had in previous conventions. are information, a sickly advertisement at this point, the messaging for the major parties. the nomination was determined months ago. night toet two hours a message this in the environment without the excitement pizzazz and the cheering crowds. it's a lot more difficult. i think the democrats did a good job, given what they had. a

loon. he just. made a shot but heroin. i've been waiting for the moment of complete and total societal collapse i never knew it would happen this. new york alone has become a place of dozens and dozens of demonstrations were driving through brownsville one of new york's neighborhoods that has the worst homicide and shooting rate in the city. about to get going. oh my god this is less of the seems to be. the way things are going to the 2nd grade so we're not even done with the 1st wave . little movement on the new film knows. this and that's what's going on behind those walls the richest country most powerful voice and yet it has the worst response there's there are well countries that. were screwed and yet more used to doing nothing about it the level of deaths are going to be so great. that. i we're going to have to bury them maybe and. maybe in potters. this truly has become a symbol of the current condemning in new york. opposition droughts floods the russian capital as the post-election on the rest enters a 3rd week mo

loon. he just. may be shocked but harry and. i have been waiting for the moment of complete and total societal collapse i never knew it would happen this. new york alone has become a place of dozens and dozens of demonstrations were driving through brownsville one of new york's neighborhoods that has don't work on the side of shootings rate in the city. but again going. oh my god this is the seems. like the going to the 2nd grade so we're not even done with the 1st one. little nutty simulate. some mass was going on behind those walls the richest country most powerful and yet has the worst response there's they're all countries i don't. get more used to here doing nothing about it the level of deaths are going to be so great. that dead i we're going to have to bury them maybe and. maybe in potters. this truly has become a symbol of the current and dumb and new york. the belorussian opposition leader urges citizens to keep up the pressure on president bush and go with more strikes and protests but there's also a growing show of su

do need to ensure that we're giving ourselves as much flexibility as possible to deal with what we loon over the next 72 hours pallam and dissolving does mean that if we needed to convene powerman for any reason we wouldn't be able to do sorry we've therefore decided it would be prudent to defeat their the dissolution of parliament by at least a few days to preserve all options for if if needed reconvening comment or if needed for that this is of the date of the general election. and across the tasman sea australia has recorded its deadliest day of the pandemic 21 people have died in the past 24 hours in the state of victoria the epicenter of a strenuous resurgent outbreak melbourne the capital of victoria is under a strict 6 week of lockdown if not time curfews and mandatory mosque where they can gauge with more from camera it's not the news anyone wants to hear that the deaths unfortunately too surprising given the high number of people in hospital in intensive care with this virus the government says that 16 of the new deaths linked to the aged care sector which has seen huge problem

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they wore these baggy pant loons, sashes, short jackets. you see the leggings. and what we don't see is that they also wore a fez with a tassel on top. so, these uniforms were modelled after the uniforms that the french in turn adapted from the month rock cans. so, it became a french foreign leej i don't know look and known for fierceness. 25 confederate regiments and 75 union regiments started the war in this costume until somebody kind of figured out that they were pretty easy targets in these outfits. so, it sort of declined. but all through the war they were worn as impractical as they look. >> there's a strange incongruity fierceness between the soldiers and the way they were dressed. you say in the book that they look like dancers. it's curious, who popularized this style? >> so, really we can give credit to a new york from ute ka. his name was elmore. i know we have a picture of him coming up. and he was a drill master. and maybe we should do the next slide so people can take a look. >> yes, there he is. >> there he is. he did not wear the zwa but his cad

loon. yeah i. was going to continue. i mean but you know.i mean that's our you know we have an image even in the east in the land of the bomb the good. fairy tale and you might be given that the people of. gaza. oh no. more no more no matter what the fuss no. it's larry's drawing a strong. girl. and in this you know by gallup poll over who will go for the look a lot of. cheetos found himself a food time job so his diving days are over for now. but leave somebody do you love them a little just a little a little fish or do. bussel. began going on minimum the money doesn't know how old the little one. the money to makes is just enough to keep his daughter everything in school. but today is saturday and she's volunteered at a learning center for the new dos lock kids. on the beach but i'm not playing i'll see about that now i must know. and. not many of them up in the south but no plans on the us see a something i'm not know about that i know but. now follow up oh. and sobbing but i have them. mostly not done because i don't know i see that. the

it depends hon you loon how yout it apple is great company the issue is all of the returns over the coursef the last 18 months have come from multiple expansion. 18 months ago we were at about an 11 on the forward pe. now we're at 30. 30 times look, the pandemic has boosted ipad and mac sales 5g roll out around the corner. there's a lot of positive catalyst here. i think it's important to trim your position so it's not a ridiculous overweight. >> will apple take us there? >> this is third leg of its break out above its previous all time highs there's a bold flag after its post earnings run. that's over the last week and a half has created a new fresh break out. what i'm looking at in the near term if you're trading this is about 478 and 499 are you two upside targets if you're trading this, you look at a close below 452 and you have to start managing your risk you don't want to be chased out if this thing start falling. >> bill and mark, thanks for joining us today more more trading nation follow us on twitter. >>> thank you. ahead on power lunch, working and schooling at home has sparked

would be the cafeteria and the gymnasium so i think just knowing that we are adhering to the guide loonsuring some safety precautions is making them feel more comfortable and we have not had -- we have had cases and a definite increase in the last month in cases but nothing like you were seeing in bigger cities across the country. >> let's hope that stays that way. >> i know. >> what are we talking about for individual students? required to wear a mask? teachers? is it an option? >> so every student, every staff member are required to wear a mask and they are -- we will give them the facial option. stur students will enter the building and before school they go straight to the classroom, eat breakfast in the classroom and then lunch some in the classroom and some in the cafeteria and definitely some changes there. >> chrissy cox, in illinois, thank you to you and everybody -- >> thank you so much for having me today. >> grateful to have you here. i hope it goes well and wish you all the best. take care. thank you. >>> up next, a new report details the workings of team trump with russia i

energy department data released earlier this morning showed weekly inventories for oil, gas loon andate each felt the report also showed that u.s. oil production levels fell to so.7 million barrels a day it was 11 million last week. in addition, global cartel said demand will fall this year by more than previously forecast, so melissa a confluence of factors driving that upside move. >> thanks, dom many of us stay-cationing this summer, but the door has cracked open to some locations seema mody has a special guest appeared more on where americans can actually go these days. >> americans longing for travel are faced with limited options check out this map the yellow countries are where american tourists are allowed in right now countries like turkey, tanzania, and the caribbean, that got hit pardon by the pandemic in an effort to revive economies, 22 islands are now allowing american visitors in, excluding st. lucia. joining us now the prime minister of st. lucia, the honorable alan chastaney why are you allowing americans in, when most countries around the world are stint banning u.s

a left-wing loon tweets "if you're of the opinion that the united states wasn't as nearly as bad as nazig you are." how wonderful for jews or anyone to be considered as evil as those who cast their loved ones. bottom line, i'm really starting to like twitter again. we always suspected the media's secret thoughts are equal parts shallow and hateful. a kiddie pool of bile. twitter lets them nakedly. there neofascist in. keep tweeting. you make my job on monday super easy. so jesse, what do you make -- i always sense when something like this happens on twitter it's a bunch of hacks trying to impress each other with insults. >> jesse: i would tell the hacks, be best, hacks. the horticulturalist of the show, i would say the crabapple trees needed to go. also you're getting a lot of fake news with the photos. they are showing you a full bloom april rut rose garden vera late-summer rose garden. there's going to be some color contrast. >> greg: fake blooms. >> jesse: michelle obama i think the only time i can remember people attacking michelle obama was for the school lunch program and that was

was a good idea to evacuate and feels fortunate with the time to prepare but what he saw on the fire loons last night some were not so lucky. >> probably filmed like unfortunately like four or five homes going up in flames. >> wow. >> people just scrambling to get out, loading horses, wildlife running everywhere. it was just -- the firefighters are doing the best they can but it's just everywhere. >> you heard him there talking about the firefighters. kari hall is monitoring the conditions out there. kari, it is the intense heat from the fire and the temperatures to face in the area are really hot out there today. >> yeah. it has been so hot across the bay area. and so, we have -- we are just watching that video of that camera overtaken by the flames in mount vaca. this is very close to where that camera is currently so itut bot vaca and this is a live view right now of a picture just captured. if you are in those areas where you need to leave or you're being told to leave or you can see the flames make sure you're ready to leave. grab that emergency kit that you should already have gather

who by they did finance a loon how to have an ultra. we know nothing as a 2nd that could not miss the needle myself i leaned on tuck at. the french mandate also had a big impact on lebanon. that ceased an example if i'm going to be built i would get basically bare ollie's about that responded the 2nd shouldst at the human into debbi finance and with what sort of think it will myself believe be it again but the thought that as this movie unless it is the need for a system home a business a move to troubles that as a woman do beset me well and into. and i that one of my 15 people that i was young with if you will in less happy. one than it was able to as. the religious and ethnic divisions created by the french mandate in the 19 twenties and thirties have had a lasting effect on both syria and lebanon. leading to a string of internal and cross border conflicts in both countries. the problems experienced in the past 3 decades in iraq also date back to the british mandate. in march 1917 british forces captured baghdad ending ottoman rule in

judy: and in just a few words, how long is president trump prepared to wait before he asked loon -- actsterally? larry: i will let him make that decision. i appreciate coming on t i will say he is working very hard at it and we are looking at judy: larry kudlow with the council of ecomic advisers. thank you very much. ♪ judy: many schools, speaking of schools, around the count have decided to start the school year with distance learning. in some cases, school districts have reversed course in the past few weeks. williams branghaming to look at the dilemmas that school districts, teachers, parents, and public officials are all facing in two states. first, let's hear from teachers who have been grappling with their own ugh choices. this was produced by our student reporting teams. >> our school has really ambitis plans right now. th decid to use a hybrid. there is a plan for us to go back in person and a plan for students to take classes online. it is ambitious and a little scary right now. >> i love my career, i want to go back to the classroom. i just want it to be a safe classroo this i

each artifact has blood on it from loons that have yet to feel. what should be done with the stone or from him for god. this is being hotly debated on both continents. stolen soul stored september 7th on g.w. . this is d.w. news and these are our top stories huge crowds gathered in washington d.c. to march in support of racial justice on friday the 57th anniversary of martin luther king jr's iconic i have a dream speech given on the same spot the rally comes days after the police shooting of jacob blake an unarmed black man.

i want you to know, you are not loon. >> just the act of holding these political events at the whitese erases a well-established line between campaigning and governing. joining us now is former white house communications director, anthony scaramucci. anthony, great to have you here. what's been your takeaway from these couple of days so far? >> well, i mean, let's just talk about that act. i think, once again, the president is pushing governmental enormous and he's showing a careless disregard for the system of governing we put in for the last 144 years. i have to mention secretary pompeo for a second. the fact that he's the acting secretary of state and he's beaming in from jerusalem, he really does no better. he went to west point and harvard law school. and i think these people have gotten their judgment miscued because of the president's recklessness. i don't know where all of this is going to go, years from now, as people wake up from this, if you study what happened in the mccarthy era, there were people like this that did these things and lived to regret it and ended up like i

they donned their para sols and pant loons and they were granted the right to vote.hat's not the accurate history that we're trying to tell at the white house historical association. these women really had to fight hard for the right to vote. the movement lasted 72 years from 1848 to 1920. and there were a lot of bumps along the way. there were a lot of men in power who told them no and they figured out a way -- they would go back, restrategize and figure out a way to come back at it again. i think it's a tremendous point in american history that we can all learn from. >> but why did it reach that crescendo from 1912, 1913 until the summer of 1920? >> well, there's a number of reasons. other countries were starting to grant women the right to vote. so there was a worldwide pressure that this was coming and then also in that particular era world war i ended up actually helping women in the united states because women participated in the war effort as nurses and then also taking over as jobs from men who were deployed over in europe. it was very hard for woodrow wilson

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we do need to ensure that we giving ourselves as much flexibility as possible to deal with what we loon over the next 72 hours palin and dissolving doesn't mean that if we needed to convene powerman for any reason we wouldn't be able to do so we've before decided it would be prudent to defer the dissolution of parliament by at least a few days to preserve all options for if if needed reconvening comment or if needed for that if this is all of the date of the general election strategy or has recorded its worst day of the pandemic $21.00 people have died in the past 24 hours in the state of victoria hong kong's biggest carrier says its record of the loss of $1270000000.00 in the 1st half of this year cathay pacific has been badly hit by political and economic turbulence of the past year a slump in passenger demand caused by the pandemic has grounded its international flights cargo business is now generating more revenue than passenger flights the coronavirus pandemic has plunged the u.k. into its deepest economic slump on record gross domestic product collapse by more than 20 percent betw

whether you are here in person, on loon online and watching on msnbc and other networks, thank you forshington. together we are taking a stand and we are taking a giant step forward. let me also thank al green for the very warm introduction. my dear friend. but we are taking a step forward on america's rocky but righteous journey towards justice. august 28th is a day to remember the triumphs and tragedies that have taken place in our historic struggle for racial justice. today we commemorate the march on washington to jobs and freedom in 1963 where my father declared his dream but we must never forget the america nightmare of racist violence exemplified when emmett till was murdered on this day in 1955 and the criminal justice system failed to convict his killers. 65 years later, we still struggle for justice. demilitarizing the police. dismantling mass incarceration and declaring as we can that black lives matter. in our struggle for justice there are no permanent victories. for on this day, 12 years ago i was honored to address the democratic national convention in denver and on that