finally, to a film that's new to dvd this week, fanny lye deliver‘d starting the fabulous maxine peakeood before us... knocks on door. blending for core with home invasion drama and psychosexual fervor, thomas clay pots my film is set in 1657 and oliver cromwell‘s britain. —— blending folk horror. it stars peake as the wife of a pious farmer played by charles dance. they're quite worldwide with their young son is seriously disrupted by the arrival of a freethinking young couple played by freddie fox and tanya reynolds. —— quiet rural life. i lay with whom i like and he lays with whom he likes. but it's a gripping startling watch with dashes of dark humour and ample room for reflection on a range of themes from religious fervor to feminism and freedom, and maxine peake is superb. you're wasting your time, mr ashbury. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. in the meantime, stay safe. i maybe wanted to put you down. my wife, sir. please. ican explain... let him speak, sir. hello there. you could see the rain coming on friday, but it w

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. >>> but happening now, hong kong police arrest jimmy lye. they raided the publisher's headquarters. this is the highest profile use of the new national security law beijing imposed on the city in june. the 71-year-old was arrested for with foreign powers, and he owns apple daily and an outspoken pro-democracy figure in hong kong who regularly criticized china and hong kong's government. more for you right after the break. >>> okay, you know a lot of people who live outside of the bay area are asking how does it feel when you get an earthquake. there is a new video of people living in north carolina that got a taste of that over the weekend. >> what's happening? >> certainly could be a scary moment. the 5.1 quake struck outside of sparta, near the virginia border with north carolina. it is the most powerful quake to hit the area in more than a century. no reports of injuries. there were several reports of minor damage to homes and grocery stores. the quake was felt across the carolinas, virginia, georgia, and tennessee. >>> now to something g

battling large gatherings and reintroducing online learning i'm so proud and grateful of all of all lyes victorians who are doing the right thing to those who want it just got a mike better choices and i'll have more to cite tomorrow of that significant boosts in penalties significant boosts in enforcement and again i'm very grateful to the prime minister for his for the partnership that he you know i have because tomorrow as an answer is around some of those issues will involve further idea if further important support for us to get this job done these are not easy decisions this is not this is a very tough guy and there are many more of those to come nicholas gauges in sydney she says the latest measures in melbourne will have a big impact on the economy. put it into perspective victoria makes up about a quarter of a strategy is national economy and the decision that was made to close many of these extra businesses in retail industrial areas in manufacturing will likely lead to thousands of job losses so obviously the state government is looking towards how it can help the economy and

. >> you need the sunscreen to really sit on the skin in order to block the blue lye light. >> reporter: dermatologists say to use mineral-based sun screens. chemical sun screens do not blue light. on many devices, you can actually remove some of the blue light from your screen. on my iphone, i can go into display and brightness, then night shift and make the phone a little warmer in color. kate larsen, abc7 news. >>> the city of san jose broke ground today on a major homeless housing project. the development is on evans lane near the willow glen neighborhood. mayor sam liccardo was joined by council members and habitat for humanity. around 100 homes are scheduled to be built by the end of 2021. the site is one of three locations under consideration that will offer homeless residents shelter during the pandemic. >>> in the east bay, a project to build a six-story apartment complex near the pleasant hill bart station could move forward tomorrow. contra costa county's board of supervisors is set to reject two appeals against the del hombre apartments. they claim there isn't enough parking

♪ >> our lye coverage of the democratic -- live coverage of the democratic national convention continuesonight with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, former president bill clinton and former first lady dr. jill biden. live coverage of the democratic national convention tonight at 9 ian on c-span. -- eastern on c-span, live streaming and on demand at c c-span.org/dnc. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> host: well, joining us now on booktv is senator joni ernst, republican from iowa. she's written a new memoir, and it's called "daughter of the heartland." senator ernst, what prompted you to write this book at this time? >> guest: well, and thank you, peter, so much. this has been just a journey of love for me. i grew up in southwest iowa in a very rural part of the state, and the perseverance, the dedication, the hard work that my parents taught me really has carried me through so many different challenges in my lifetime, opportunities in my lifetime. and i wanted to tell a story that could be uplifting, certainly are. people will face challenges throughout their lifetime,

. >> lye, my name is jace young. >> reporter: this is video of jace young. his heart broken parents told me monday would be the first day of school. he would be sitting in front of the computer navigating learning. >> he was so happy and loved school and loved to learn. he always said he was going to be a lot of things. >> reporter: but the little boy's life was stolen. he was watching fireworks at a friend's birthday party when he was shot in the chest by a stray bullets. he was rushed to the hospital where he died. no one has been apprehend today. san francisco police are now offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. the people seen on the surveillance video were all wearing dark clothing and that was all of the description gave. >> we have gotten numerous surveillance video footage that we're using to help us try to track down this individual. >> life gone. snatchled away from his family and snatched away from hempself. so step up himself. step up and do the right thing. >> reporter: she wea

we'll take you lye where the situation is still unfolding >>> sports coming to a stop. maybe temporarily. players in nearly every proleague choosing not to play last night in protest of the shooting of jacob blake inwayway the milwaukee bucks began the protest. bucks owner said i fully support what the team is doing and i'm going to do whatever i can to help them get their message out and try to bring about a change. it sountdds like the nba may be back on today. everything is very fluid your investment committee is here today >>> we got to do a quick recap of these record markets. green, green, green, green the s&p up as well the s&p earlier hitting the milestone of sorts plowing above 3500 for the first time ever. the nasdaq, else what, every high is a new report high. even the small caps performing with the gain on the dow, 247 points even the lowly laggard dow getting in on the action it's now the last major index to turn positive for 2020 jim, all the major indexes hitting new highs. >> it may be a nice media headline if it continues after today. what we're looking

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maria: so we just spoke with jimmy lye, he's been on the front lines of the hong kong protests, he spokehe wants the u.s. to know about the communist party, and he also took real issue with xi jinping being dictator for life. here he is we me just 20 minutes ago, sir. listen to this. >> [inaudible] especially when xi jinping is -- [inaudible] you know, xi jinping is, hopefully -- [inaudible] he wants to bring china back to the -- his control is increasing exactly the way that mao was controlling the -- [inaudible] so he's talking about xi jinping being dictator for life. would you like to see him step down, mr. president? >> look, they're running their country, and we're running our country, and we have other countries that treat us very badly. they treat us like children because we had foolish leadership. i'm being nice when i use the word foolish, but we've had very foolish leadership at the top, at the presidential level. and all of these countries from china to vietnam, to all of the asian countries and others, many others, have taken advantage of us. we straightened it out with mexi

cnn's jessica deans joins me lye from washington. who are the latest endorsements?e campaign think may might be important? >> jake, today these are eight former appointeed appointed by past republican presidents, reagan, president george h.w. bush, president george w. bush and one appointee who served on president trump's transition team and the biden team really thinki ining this makes the cas. they came out saying they are supporting joe biden because of what they see as corruption and abuse of power from within the west wing, from within the oval office. they said that president trump has used the department of justice to protect himself and his friends and that they really want to take a stand on this, jake, but interesting, too, on the flip side, we saw last night a georgia state representative, a democrat, speaking at the rnc. so we're seeing a little bit of this back and forth, and also important to note just how much do these people, do these past republican appointees and form dish and republicans that are coming out for biden represent where the republican

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what kind of impact does that have on their lyes?a rideshare driver, people are getting in and out of your car, bringing down the value of your car as you pick them up and drop them off places. if they get sick in your car, that's on you to clean it up. that's not corred by the rideshare place. so i think we're talking about it's on you. and we also talk about in the the episode how sexual assaults happen in both cases. >> have you followed up with any of the people you met during the filming of the episode? do you know how they are doing now given these even harsher economic times? >> we talked to vanessa, who was in the clip you showed. it's on cnn.com. she's in a worse position because now more are trying to do this sort of other work because they are out of work completely. so there's more competition for those jobs. competition for jobs aren't paying well. she had trouble getting the app to give her ppe. so even right now as we call them essential workers, they aren't being treated as such. >> i'm curious about multilevel market

christina coleman is lye from ours -- live with more. >> reporter: hi, arthel. the milwaukee bucks are less than two hours away from opportunityoff taking on the orlando magic today. the bucks refused to play wednesday as they demanded justice in the wake of blake's shooting in their home state. here's fox sports nba analyst chris broussard. >> when the milwaukee bucks boycotted the other day, they were on the phone in the locker room with the attorney general and lieutenant governor of wisconsin. the owner set that up. so the players understand that a lot of these openers have relationships with -- owners have relationships with donald trump, are friends with donald trump, and they have connections to the lawmakers and the politicians, the police commissioners and chiefs where they can get things accomplished. >> reporter: president trump was critical of the nba postponing their games. he said the nba was acting like a political organization and that that's not a good thing for sports or our country. the nba announced games will resume today after making plans

. >> and he did tell me he poured some corrosive, and i think it was lye, is what he said over the bodyd sure enough, i mean, that was consistent with the investigation. >> along with that story came what sounded like a motive. david disappeared, remember, as he was preparing for a visit from his 5-year-old son, john. >> they decided that david needed to be gotten rid of, because they never wanted david to be in johnny's life. >> david was murdered in cold blood, just to keep him out of his son's life. >> and boom, it clicked for me, all of a sudden. i said, wow. i said, that's over child custody. that's why he's not here today. >> that was the motive? >> that was the motive. >> but was wolf's confession to an ex-wife a true story or just alcohol-fueled bravado? there was no way to know, for sure. but it was enough to at least bring about the arrest. in october 2004 of michael wolfe, now living in ohio. but an arrest does not a conviction make. and as michael wolfe cooled his very sober heels in an ohio jail, he professed his innocence to anyone who would listen including the local poli

. ♪ >> our lye coverage of the democratic -- live coverage of the democratic national convention continuesht with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, former president bill clinton and former first lady dr. jill biden. live coverage of the democratic national convention tonight at 9 ian on c-span. -- eastern on c-span, live streaming and on demand at c c-span.org/dnc. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> host: well, joining us now on booktv is senator joni ernst, republican from iowa. she's written a new memoir, and it's called "daughter of the heartland." senator ernst, what prompted you to write this book at this time? >> guest: well, and thank you, peter, so much. this has been just a journey of love for me. i grew up in

coming up next digital powngdzer hong kong democracy activist jiminy lye here in state of hong kong androwing threat from beijing at 7 a.m. eastern we have the record on wall street when investors are watching this morning. don't miss it and markets is up 200 points. trump 2020 presidential campaign on the republican national convention kicking off today and i'll be speaking with housing ben carson who has breaking news this morning on opportunities zones he's also one of the highlighted speakers aft rnc. in the 8 a.m. hour this morning congressman lee is here talking the u.s. postal service. the postmaster general, testifying before house lawmakers today and former acting white house chief of staff and budget director mick mulvaney joining us on the message. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ ose instead of buying by the share. all with no commissions. stocks by the slice from fidelity. get your slice today. now every bath fitter bathbath fis installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beauti

. >> we have thousands and thousands of our fellow citizens whose lyes are upside down.the least. >> the president used the white house south lawn as a campaign style venue full of supporters. >> the biden harris campaign called it a delusion divorced from the crushing reality most americans face. >> for 47 years joe biden took the donations of blue collar workers, gave them hugs and even kisses. >> the president is making an odd request. he's calling for both himself and joe biden to submit to drug tests beforehand. trump is right to be suspicious, though. he is. this was joe biden just last week at the democratic convention and this is him today. >> i don't see any difference, james corden. that's pretty good. welcome back to "cbs this morning." today crews in louisiana are working to reach some of the hardest hit damage left by hurricane laura. this is a look at just some of the damage in grand lake, louisiana. that's just a few miles from where the stand form land fall. >> at least six people in the state are dead. tony dokoupil has been reporting for us from hard hi

because our lyes depend on it. -- lives depend on it. >> politics and elections can seem like these farhat one person doesn't have the power to change. what's happening in our country right now makes it clear how personal politics are. i have discovered that when i get informed and participate, my fear gets smaller. voting is a big part of that. so knowing the change you want, vote for the leaders you think will make it happen. and if you're able, if you can, help fund this campaign. please go to joe biden.com. and chip in whatever you can. with leaders like joe biden and kamala harris, we can build back better here at home. and once again strengthen the nations security and standing in the world. >> my name is -- i'm 34 years old. and i current live in l.a., california. i'm a 2009 graduate of the u.s. naval academy. and i served on active duty in the marine core as an officer for six years. i took an oath to support, uphold and defend the constitution of the united states of america. and i know that joe biden in his years of public service took a similar oath and understands the sacrif

stimulus and president trump executive order it is then author gordon chang joins us to discuss jimmy lye in hong kong indiana congressman jim banks addresses executive orders and former atlanta fed president dennis talking about the latest on the economic recovery. texas congressman michael burgess is up next to talk about rise in coronavirus cases in his state. plus, i do virtually -- we look at the rise of weddings via zoom. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. but what if you could stdo better than that?k. like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back. but bounce forward. that's why we're helping you stay ahead and adapt with a network you can count on, 24/7 support and flexible solutions that work wherever you are. call

. >>> police in hong kong have arrested media tycoon jimmy lye.ersial advocates. republican senators ted cruz, marco rubio, tom cotton, josh hawley and pat toomey are the ones facing -- sorry, should have been a break there. >>> same quarter results after a short time ago from marriott the company reported its first quarterly earning. marriott's adjusted loss of 64 cents per share was also wider than analysts had expected >>> president trump over the weekend signing several executive orders aimed at extending coronavirus relief for americans. among other things the orders renew unemployment benefits and provide a payroll tax holiday. steve liesman joins us with a look at the economic events from the moves. good morning, steve. >> good morning, melissa economists factoring in president trump's executive orders when it comes to jobless claims there were questions about when it would start if states could implement it and contradictions in white house statements about who is eligible. here ease what we know it's a $300 benefit from the federal govern

all lyes can't matter -- lives can't matter until black lives matter more. don't say i have black friends. and the thing i always challenge audiences to do is to, or again, look at that book shelf and ask yourself, are you reading authors of color? and when they don't know who to read, i have a long list oaf people who i -- list of people who i can easily recommend. colson whitehead, nick stone, angie thomas, to broaden it to writers of different colors, celeste king and christina enriquez and, you know, i can go on and on and on. i will decline, however, as trying to puck my comp because, i mean, i'm telling you, when i read a book like the mothers by brooke bennett who was this amazing african-american female author who blew me away with her book last year, she's younger than i am, and i wouldn't even begin to say, oh, your first book was as good as that one. i would never do that. i would be worried to put myself in competition with white colors versus authors of color. i'm really grateful that there are so many authors of color who i get to read. i remem

police in hong kong have arrested the prominent pro—democracy activist and media tycoon, jimmy lye ,ts arrived in the uk in small boats from france in the past four days. are you ok? are you all right? are you ok? 0k! where are you from? syria! syria? there have been violent clashes in belarus as alexander lukashenko is declared the landslide winner of the country's general election and a metal detectorist says he was left "shaking with happiness" after discovering a hoard of bronze age artefacts in southern scotland. the find included a complete horse harness and sword. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world — and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. here in the uk, government ministers are insisting there is little evidence that covid—19 is transmitted in schools, as they push ahead with plans for all children in england to return full—time to the classroom next month. the education secretary, gavin williamson, has suggested that an upcoming study will support the government's position on reopening schools. borisj

finally, to a film that's new to dvd this week, fanny lye deliver‘d, starting the fabulous maxine peake is set in 1657 in oliver cromwell‘s britain. it stars peake as the wife of a pious farmer played by charles dance. their quiet worldview with their young son is seriously disrupted by the arrival of a freethinking young couple played by freddie fox and tanya reynolds. i lay with whom i like and he lays with whom he likes. but it's a gripping startling watch with dashes of dark humour and ample room for reflection on a range of themes from religious fervor to feminism and freedom, and maxine peake is superb. you're wasting your time, mr ashbury. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. in the meantime, stay safe. i maybe wanted to put you down. my wife, sir. please. ican explain... let him speak, sir. good morning, welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and charlie stayt. our headlines today: new advice for schools on what to do if there's a covid outbreak in their local area. teachers say it should have been published much earlier.

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