otras cosas que la noche del 22 de abril, robinson y aguilar llevaron una caja pesada cerca del rÍo lyonrpo sin vida, que posteriormente reconociÓ como vanessa guillÉn. y se de talla la manera que desmem brarn con un machete y un hacha los miembros y la cabeza. >>> escalofriante, gracias por el reporte paulina. esta tarde hablamos con sus hermanas. pasan por los dÍas mÁs doloroso y hoy en esta entrevista confirmaron lo peor. >>> hemos escuchado a su abogada decir que vanessa muriÓ a martillazos dentro de la armarÍa, de esta base militar. eso les han dicho a ustedes los investigadores. >>> sÍ. >>> lo lamento muchÍsimo, no sÉ ni quÉ decirles, dicen que el sospechoso que se suicidÓ es aaron robinson. le han dicho eso a ustedes. >>> yo desde un principio sospechaba que Él fue cÓmplice o fue la persona que le hizo daÑo a mi hermana. >>> hasta ahora las autoridades dicen que no encuentran vÍnculo entre el acoso sexual y la desapariciÓn y el asesinato de vanessa guillÉn, las hermanas de vanessa estÁn seguras que los investigadores mienten y a 72 dÍas de la desapariciÓn, quÉ le dirÍan a su herma

the body of georgia congressman john lewis will lyons date at the u.s. capitol building in washington today after making this one last trip over the bridge in selma, alabama over the weekend. yesterday's horse-drawn casket was carried across the very same bridge where congressman lewis fought for civil rights more than 50 years ago. he is being honored and remembered all week in several cities where he was a fighter for civil rights. caroline shively is in selma to tell us about the commemorations. >> reporter: the body of congressman john lewis, retracing the steps of history, including here at this bridge where he almost lost his life 55 years ago, but instead helped change the course of history. the body of long serving congress men john lewis lying in state at the alabama state capitol in montgomery. the hearse retracing the same 54 miles demonstrators took from selma days after bloody sunday. when his casket arrived, friends and family held a private ceremony before the doors opened to the public. earlier sunday, service was held at the brown chapel

lyon, just the once.e leads the field by two shots heading into day two of the wgc event in memphis. the four time major winner was back on track after a knee injury caused him to miss two of the last three cuts. he's only had one top ten finish this season so far. but he looked back to his best with an 8—under par opening round of 62. that putter proving pretty hot with nine birdies on the day. right, remember, you can get all the latest sport news at our website. that is bbc.com/sport. but for me, sarah mulkearns, and the rest of the team here on sport. see you again soon. bye— bye. italy was one of the earliest and hardest hit countries in the coronavirus pandemic. the lockdown there was dramatic — but things are slowly getting back to normal. in venice, they are trying to attract the tourists, and they're doing it in their own inimitable way — as tim allman reports. forget the drive—in, this is the boat—in. venice is famous for its film festival, but how can you light up the silver screen when all the

> todo mientras se reveló que fue un granjero local que descubrió los restos humanos cerca del río lyongada dice que a la joven se le acosó, se le desapareció y después todos se confabularon. >> por primera vez desde que estalló la crisis del coronavirus donald trump le pide a la gente ponerse la mascarilla lo hizo en entrevista con la cadena de foxnews, le preguntaron si él se pondría la mascarilla, y esto contestó. (información en pantalla) >> hace días que sus asesores le pedían un cambio de actitud respecto del cubre bocas y hoy dió un paso. estados como california han decidido cerrar por lo menos por tres semanas qué restricciones anuncio el gobernador >> son restricciones que impactan al 70% del estado 19 condados tendrán que cerrar su bares, y un porcentaje de restaurantes podrán atender a sus comensales al aire libre los hospitales han visto aumentar el número de pacientes en 52% en las últimas semanas los restaurantes no podrán servir comida al interior, las salas de cine también estarán cerradas por tres semanas. es qeuel repunte de casos ya afecta la capacidad hospitalaría en

brooke lyons.ty of their -- >> this is -- >> reporter: -- surveillance work >> so, i'm our division s.w.a.t. team leader, and these targeting packs that they have are of a quality that i could use for a hit. or execute a search warrant or anything else. >> reporter: in talking to witham, the agents learned why they never found any physical evidence. no dna, fingerprints or fibers. he and benanti made sure not to leave a trace behind. >> witham even shaved his body to try to -- try to eliminate as much dna as possible. >> reporter: while he was up in a tree all night doing surveillance, he brought a jug along with him. >> he relieves himself in the jugs so that he doesn't break surveillance so that he doesn't leave any dna behind. >> reporter: but now, even with the two men in custody, the feds still didn't know how many others were involved. who was the african american man and the woman the zieglers described? was there anyone else involved? >> three, four, five, six people? are we looking for two

well rangers got the chance to find out last night when they played away at lyon in a pre—season friendlylowed inside stadiums in france since last week. well back on british soil it's important to stress that the plans for fans to return to stadiums in october is, at the moment, only for england. there's no word yet on the rest of the british isles. and we can expect more test events, like the three already planned, before october in other sports. he's used to performing heroics for england — and today ben stokes didn't disappoint. a phenomenal performance with the bat allowed england to build a strong lead, in the second test against west indies. england on the hunt to level the series at old trafford. let's join henry moeran, who's there for us. how big a performance was this from ben stokes? — there were other stand out performers for england too? his ability to adapt to the situation. he combats low when the situation. he combats low when the situation requires, he can accelerate. that's what we saw a network of final last year and the heroics and also in this inning here at old traf

chivas tiene esos colores por la bandera de la ciudad de brujasdetan las chiva de telemundo contra el lyon golpes a una mujer en su propio hogar, ya veremos de quién se trata y el motivo >>> con esto y más regresamos después de la pausa (comerciales) tus facturas de energía pueden subir al igual que las temperaturas. juntos, podemos ahorrar energía y dinero en esta época difícil. cierra las persianas durante el día... ajusta el aire acondicionado a 78° o más... o usa un ventilador para refrescar cuando puedas. juntos somos más fuertes. cuídate, california y sigamos brillando. la policía continúa investigando este caso y yolanda vázquez no tiene más información confundidos y preocupados están los residentes donde ayer

themselves i mean if your goal keeper commits mistakes in a german cup final if you are attacking lyon has trouble executing chances if they are being in a fish and then you don't stand a chance against buying the next oh yes definitely a well deserved break her record deserve victory now the secu is a domestic double of league and costs a bye and could i still complete a trip with the champions league so i say why not i mean under hyundai flick this by an excited as one of the best one of the best sides in europe at the moment i mean he's the moment he came back they have chemistry again this attack is ruthless and also they are unbelievably fit and some of the key players don't have any injuries at the. one concern of course is that the buddhist just thought it a lot earlier and finished a lot earlier so that so people are kind of concerned that when the champions league starts in early august that by and munich might not we have game practice that's the one concern ok there were no fans at this game and that's because of the pandemic so how could that affect the atmosphere. i've cov

i'm guy raz it's an amber lyon thanks so much for watching. good. for. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites with the big world heritage 360. 1 of. the. grammys fighting over. the fight. well speech be the new intersection between humans and technology even twitter is setting its hopes on audio messaging now even twitter setting its hopes on audio messaging now how well does most recognition work and what else does our voice reveal about us voice command and voice analysis our topic today on shit. asking the french for recipes talking to your g.p.s. or turning off the lights with your voice turn off the lights digital assistance using voice command infiltrating our day to day lives but why always so keen to encourage this is a fact and his berlin based start ups you all for has developed an open source platform that anyone can use to program voice apps which work on all devices. is not what i'm trying to pass anything about voice is how natural this type of interaction it. comes from but even a 3 year old chi

the winners at city against real will play either lyon orjuventus in the quarterfinals.fixtures you can see our paris st germain playing atalanta, the italian side resuming in european football having been at the heart of the initial coronavirus outbreak. while rb leipzig play atletico madrid. it is though, city who are most in the spotlight, not least because as it stands they're banned from this competition for the next two seasons, pending an appeal an the court of arbritration for sport. these are the sides they may have to face in that short form knockout competition. their manager was asked what he thought about that potential draw today, but this is what he said: we played against real madrid. if we think about about the next step, the king of this competition real madrid out. maybe this club, in this organisation, there is no one person who knows real madrid better than me. and some more detail today too on how the format will work in lisbon as we mentioned. benfica's estadio da luz and sporting lisbon's estadiojose alvalade will host matches from the quarter fin

dicen que vino de china que y que trajeron aquÍ a estados unidos esto en los aviones, y pues a lyon llamanla) pendientemente de raza o color de piel asÍ, coso loment dios del presidente no solo crean confuso acerca de esta pandemia decÍamos pasando, sino que tambiÉn estÁn afectando personalmente las vidas de ciertas personas, regresamos contigo felicidad. >>> grave, y que se ponga a leer la gente porque se ha desmentido el origen del virus, gracias carmen. >>> gracias a ti. >>> al regresar en las noticias. dulces mexicano frutas y piÑatas los vende por internet una emprendedora mexicana que se reinventa en medio de la pandemia. y un zoolÓgico cerca de ciudad de mÉxico tiene este nuevo habitante que no se separa ni un minuto de su madre, ya venimos. >>> (♪mÚsica♪) ♪ soy la fuerza. ♪ súbete. ♪ yo rompo puerta. fuerza, fuerza. ♪ hazle check a toda la lista escolar con útiles desde 50¢. listos para la escuela en target. infallible fresh wear dura hasta de l'oréal paris. cobertura excelente sin ser pesada. fórmula transpirable que deja la piel fresca, hora tras hora. no mancha. efecto segunda p

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mandy lyons is an ears, nose and throat specialist in san francisco. >> i really applaud his thought process where he is thinking about the health of his newborn infants and potentially elderly parents he might interact with. >> reporter: the dr. says the all-star is taking a measured approach, working with a team made up of his family and physicians to reach their decision. >> the take-home message is i hope he can be thought of as a role model in terms of his decision-making process. meaning that he's thinking not just of his own health, but the health and welfare of the people he interacts with. his family, his coworkers and so i'm hoping that the general public learns from this. >> reporter: so far nine major league ballplayers have up to out of the 2020 season. at the same time the giants are getting ready for the shortened season and they will be getting ready for the opener against the los angeles dodgers in l.a. on july 23rd. >>> wildlife officials are issuing a warning after a two- year-old child was bitten by what a witness says was a coyote. the boy was bit in the leg in t

training games also i guess we look at their world lyon refresh their roster in the off season saying goodbye and splashing insane amounts of cash on new recruits not the belief that in robin and liberally they'd lost 2 players who've made history with modern unique we're not just in terms of titles but also magical full of our fans now on the other hand he's here was the opportunity for cadaverine command to really start following in their footsteps. boxing. is a person with your provider they've got to step up and take on that responsibility your own feeling. and of course we also have to integrate the new arrival us into the end. said was it really look us i moved. i'm happy to be here so let's get going but most. recent literature student but we're glad we could make this transfer he's a player who fits in very well if by it was extended. there were more intense and good atmosphere here i've been given a fantastic welcome well i've got a great team and outstanding player. i think i think the numbers can slot in and help the team straight away they're experienced enough. despite th

se van a enfrentar el ganador de la llave entre el madrid y el siri, ante el ganador del juventus-lyondemia. su padre tambiÉn era mÉdico. >>> un triatleta del Área de la bahÍa ganÓ su mÁs reciente desafÍo, uno que casi le cuesta la vida, tom vÁsquez de cinco de cuatro aÑos de edad estuvo hospitalizado por 100 dÍas por coronavirus y hoy finalmente le dieron el alta >>> doctores aseguran que su condiciÓn fÍsica sin duda alguna contribuyÓ para sobrevivir a esta enfermedad, tom asegura estar consetento de llegar a la meta, poder regresar a casa y creo que es lo mÁs importante medalla fÍsica, pero en realidad es un gran logro que haya log d logrado salir de la enfermedad >>> dicen que tener una buena condiciÓn fÍsica ayuda >>> asÍ es, nos vamos, gracias. > ( comerciales musica musica noticias telemundo, el pdte nos adelatan en exclusiva que habra una ruta para los dreamers, trump nos dice que esta cambiando de opinion sobre los mexicanos, es la primera

this week on kickoff we're looking at lyons extraordinary season the highs the lows the corona break they came out of it all on top claiming the bundesliga title and outstanding 8 straight times. another by entitled might be yawning juicing for some but with a whirlwind season it was never guaranteed which makes it all them all meaningful. at least not in size a way that makes the most a shot a special. it's really the history just thinking of all the great players who did it in the past is. the symbol of a job well done. it's being in that company that makes it special feeling. sometimes you have to pinch yourself. by and long path to the championship started last summer with a pre-season trip to the u.s. . so through monday it's nice to see we don't just have supporters and verio in germany but all over the world. this all feel special for us players wherever you go there's people happy to see you play me some great friend is coming up. to you i met him by an hour i was with byron on the u.s. tour and saw the games against ass no way see milan in israel madrid since i got before as

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manchester city, who lead real madrid 2—1 with the second leg of their tie to play, would face either lyonrterfinals. while, if chelsea manage to come from 3—0 down to beat bayern munich, they would face either napoli or barcelona. all the ties will be played as one match, rather than two legs, and will all be hosted in lisbon. matches start on 12 august. manchester city and chelsea will play their remaining second legs on 7—8 august respectively. manchester united have been drawn against istanbul bashak—shehir or copenhagen, wolves have a potential tie against sevilla or roma and rangers will play inter milan or getafe if they reach the last eight. steven gerrard's side trail bayer leverkusen 3—1 after the first leg of their last 16 tie. united and wolves will meet in the semi—finals if both get through. the scottish premiership season will kick off on 1 august after receiving written approval from the scottish government. the government has also confirmed that clubs can arrange friendly matches with immediate effect — as long as players are tested for covid—19 weekly from 13 july. liverp

manchester city progress, they will face either lyon orjuventus. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. travellers arriving in the uk from dozens of countries are no longer required to quarantine for two weeks. the rules are being relaxed for arrivals from more than 60 countries — but scotland still requires anyone travelling from spain to quarantine. unlike england, wales and northern ireland. travel agents says the easing has led to an an increase in demand for foreign holidays — though the foreign office is still advising against going on a cruise. john mcmanus has this report. spain's tourist industry is keen to say hola to british holiday—makers as soon as possible. one of them, paul, is heading there on saturday. now we don't have to quarantine coming back in, it's a big help, knowing we can go out there, we can stay in the hotel and take all the precautions, social distancing and masks and everything, hand sanitiser and everything. the hotel seems to have it mostly under control. more britons are likely to venture abroad now that

massacre have appeared in court the defendants include high profile opposition leaders like jimmy lyon the trekkie and they're accused of inciting our participation in an assembly last month that saw thousands of people defy a police ban. we are supposedly we are on trial. but we believe that it is the. whole government of police that should be put on trial and will be put on trial because of their suppression of our right to form room for our right throughout assembly for their credit live video which has been going on for 40 years and the 31st year they fared 00 gathering under the name of of it waterboarding this is a concrete you know you of all rights under the constitution basic law and all right on the international covenant on civil and political right. now around supreme leader has scolded members of parliament who heckled the foreign minister last sunday jab at the reef was interrupted several times during a speech with some hardliners denouncing him as elia our correspondent us and back reports from the capital tehran and booking he's the highest authority in the country and

and he suggested to get it from his friend, chris lyons.'ll be probably going out to the store at some point this weekend to check it out. >> you're in charge of getting it for all of us. that will be our fourth of july gift. >> such a great idea, jessica. >> thanks, raj. >>> up next, they called it the great oakland check-in. how did it help seniors? we have an update on the program in the east bay. that's next. . . motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead. >>> a new plea to prevent cuts to the education budget in san francisco. saying they're struggling with the pandemic, racism, and inequality. and that this is not the time to make cuts to vital services. >> we're demanding to commit to invest in ou

plan, butecovery vonda lay-in, the commission plan did, i think it is a good did, i think lyon it is buffett: coming up, mr. goes buying. berkshire hathaway get its biggest acquisition in four years. more on that later this hour. up next, we will talk about how the coronavirus reshapes trade. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance pickup will the coronavirus crisis reshape trade and international relations? services have some to their lowest level in more than a decade. european leaders talk about shortening supply chains and curbing reliance on china. should 2020 prove a turning point or a bump in the road of continued publication. there with us, enrico letta. when you look at the severity of this crisis because we essentially suspended the economies for months and we could go back into a lockdown, is it an opportunity to reshape our economies, or will it revert back to what it was in 2019 when things get better? i think that this period and this period of crisis is creating a lot of problem for global trade. the main trades -- the main problems go to multila

they say 61-year-old valerie lyons died at 6:30 p.m. yesterday. she joined the department in 1997, and most recently worked as an administrator in the coroner's office. she is survived by her three children and 13 grandchildren. >>> also in the news at 10:00 tonight, friends and family gathered today for congressman john lewis. they gathered in his hometown of troy, alabama. to remember the extraordinary life of the late civil rights leader. as fox's alicia cuddy reports, this is the first of a series of ceremonies before lewis is laid to rest. >> reporter: a memorial service on saturday for former congressman john lewis in his hometown of troy, alabama. his family remembering the civil rights icon is a voice for the voiceless, a leader who sought to achieve equality and justice for the disenfranchised. >> never-ending desire to help others. he often told us, if you see something wrong, do something. his actions showed us just that. >> reporter: lewis was the last survivor of what was known as the big six civil rights activist group read organized

massacre have appeared in court the defendants include a high profile opposition leaders like jimmy lyon the track and they're accused of inciting and participating in an assembly last month that saw thousands of people defy a police van. we are supposedly we are on trial. but we believe that it is the whole government of police that should be put on trial and will be put on trial because of their suppression of our right to form room for all right throughout assembly for their credit i vigil which has been going on for 40 years and the 31st year they buried our gathering under the name of of in order this is a concrete you know you of all right under the constitution basic law and all right i'm going to international covenant on civil and political rights well let's ask our correspondent sara clark who joins us from hong kong sara you're standing outside that court where these pro-democracy activists are appearing today and they certainly sounded defiant as they arrived. they certainly did they all arrived 13 calling for no to political crimes no to political suppression and they value

manchester city, who lead real madrid 2—1 with the second leg of their tie to play, would face either lyonhile, if chelsea manage to come from 3—0 down to beat bayern munich, they would face either napoli or barcelona. so here is the quarterfinal draw in full. all of those ties will be played as one match, rather than two legs, and will all be hosted in lisbon. matches start on the 12th of august. in the europa league, manchester united have been drawn against istanbul basaksehir or copenhagen, wolves have a potential tie against sevilla or roma and rangers will play inter milan or getafe if they reach the last eight. steven gerrard's side trail bayer leverkusen 3—1 after the first leg of their last 16 tie. united and wolves will meet in the semi—finals if both get through. the scottish premiership season will kick off on i august after receiving written approval from the scottish government. the government has also confirmed that clubs can arrange friendly matches with immediate effect — as long as players are tested for covid—i9 weekly from 13 july. rangers and hamilton academical have a

grady trimble in lyons, illinois. >>> want to keep you updated on not only schools returning or theyes in this country are either delaying it or looking at a mixture of, you know, in-person and online, but professional football. that is supposed to resume this fall as well. but the nfl is really cracking down not only on rules about empty stadiums, players keeping their distance, doing everything carefully, but off the field, too, with those players, limiting to not go to parties and all of that stuff. it goes on and on. jack brewer, former nfl great, with us now. jack, some players are bristling at these requirements, thinking they are very very intrusive, down to if they are caught at a party or caught at an event or crowding in a restaurant, that their privacy is being violated. what do you say? >> it's a sticky situation for the nfl. i mean, think about it. there's already been six new england patriots who have opted out of the season. you got a couple dozen more players across the league that have opted out and aren't playing this season. then when you look at the other sports,

lyon treated some of the first ebola patients in the united states. >> plasma is the part of the bloode antibodies. >> reporter: within the plasma you are likely to find antibodies which specifically attach to this part of the virus, the spike protein, and it's the key to entering human cells. >> if an antibody binds this little finger part that's obviously going to block the attachment to the cell. that will yneutralize the virus. there's other spots that combine the protein that disrupts its function. >> reporter: what he is describing is neutralizing and bodies, they work to block the virus from infecting cells in our body. >> having antibody or the plasma from convalescent patients allows you to accomplish at least temporarily what we try to accomplish with the vaccine. so you can just give the antibody. we call it passive immunization and give the antibody ahead of time and create temporary immunity. >> reporter: taking antibodies in that plasma and giving that to somebody either to help protect them against becoming infected or even possibly as a treatment. how effective should t

lyon is an infectious disease expert at emery and he treated some of the first ebola patients in theted states. >> so plasma is the part of the blood that contains all of the antibodies. >> reporter: within the plasma, you are likely to find antibodies that are called the spike protein. >> if the antibody binds this little finger part, that's obviously going to block the attachment to the cell. that will neutralize the virus. >> reporter: dr. graham is deputy director of the vaccine research center at the national institutes of health. >> there's other spots that you can bind the protein that disrupts its function. >> reporter: what's he's describing is called neutralizing antibodies. they work to block the virus from actually infecting cells in our body. >> having the plasma from convalescent players allows you to accomplish what we're trying to accomplish from the vaccine. you can give the antibody ahead of time and create temporary immunity. >> taking the antibodies to help protect them against becoming infected or possibly as a treatment, how effective should that type of antibod

tune in each night at 8:00 for the show because as the sworn enemy of lyon, pomposity, smugness, andalso, don't e forget dvr the sh. six seconds left, five seconds left, i turn it over to my good friend, -- >> sean: for the record, you are four seconds late. i have to teach you what hitting the postor means. you need a new clock. >> brian: that's not true. >> sean: i will be watching tomorrow. it was true, i will sho show you later. brian in for tucker. a fox news alert, major development on multiple fronts come after an extremely successful trial. max, moderna's rotavirus vaccine is now ready to enter the final stage of testing. we have other vaccines also on the horizon. this is remarkable, maybe by the fall, record-breaking p

in lyon country, public opinion shows that putin's popularity among the republican party has surged in the last four years and ideologically, there are things that some americans are in greater solidarity with putin and his ideas than the kind of liberal democratic ideas we sometimes take for granted in a very interesting question from paul carter -- any data on attitude about an indoctrination program to maintain discipline? what might happen if they are called upon to fire another russians? it's provocative but very interesting. it depends on the a degree of protest. ago, there wass a mass protest in moscow in the building, we had quite a few people from the right police together c with aolonel. the poor guys were standing and sitting there and we decided to give them coffee. i talked to a nice guy. i asked him, what are you going to do? he said it depends how many people are on the street. if they are over 1000, they will whack them down. if they are over 10,000, we will think about it. even half a million? then, he would join them. answersve seen those before like in 1991 when ther

like watching two lyons about to punch each other, to testify against whitey bulger. >> stevie was also a government informant. stevie turned turncoat in the 1960s while whitey bulger was an inmate at alcatraz. there were secrets that whitey bulger and stevie, secrets they keep from each other. >> the trial was an interesting trial, off of the fbi specifically but didn't name names of other corrupt people and goes away, interesting how reading your book goes from this pathetic old man in the prison system which led right up to his death and one of the greatest mysteries of this case is why was he at hazleton where all his enemies were. i still don't understand that. may be there will be an investigation. >> implicating in that feeling. in the italian mafia and springfield, serving time for big al bruneau. when whitey bulger comes walking in whitey bulger was moved there under nefarious circumstances. our investigation has shown negligence and incompetence in florida and they have a lot of questions. one of the most dangerous prisons in the country, and the miller staffing crisis where t

it includes $8 billion in defense spending and posted to lyons tellier's for a new fbi headquarters.emocrats also blasted the gop's proposal for slashing a boost in unappointed benefits from $600-$200 a week. >> republican plan falls dreadfully short. >> they want to stay on the sidelines and recite talking points. >> the house democrats' bill, which passed back in may, cost three times as much at $3 trillion. it gives more money to state and local governments and keeps the emergency benefits at their current level. if lawmakers in washington cut the extra $600 a week jobless benefit, democrats in the california legislature are proposing to make up the difference. ktvu political reporter greatly tells us it's one part of a massive stimulus proposal from the state. >> reporter: millions of californians receive their last $600 supplemental unemployment benefits last week. will house democrats want to extend the boos, republicans relieved their plan of cutting it to $200. if that's what congress decides, california democrats want to step in. >> if that benefit is working, in the short t

a court date set at this point for that lawsuit, and it's just continuing to play out in the head lyons going back and forth on social media, in interviews, as georgia set a new record over the weekend, poppy, 4,488 new cases on saturday. >> wow. diane, thank you for the reporting. we appreciate it. >>> let's go to arizona and my colleague miguel marquez joins us from there. good morning, miguel. the state hitting a pretty grim milestone over the weekend. >> reporter: indeed. 147 deaths reported on saturday. that is a record. the previous record from about two weeks ago was 117. the other thing that the state -- the record that the state almost beat on saturday was the one-day rate of positivity. on saturday they reported almost 40%, 39.04% positivity rate, that's for one day. the seven-day average positivity rate for the state of arizona leads the country at 24.4%, 24.5%, so that means a quarter of everybody being tested here, this is a pop-up test site that we're at right now is testing positive for the virus. that means that there is a massive amount of virus out there. cdc and other

tune in each night at 8:00 for the show because as the sworn enemy of lyon, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink, it also, don't e forget dvr the sh. six seconds left, five seconds left, i turn it over to my good friend, -- >> sean: for the record, you are four seconds late. i have to teach you what hitting the postor means. you need a new clock. >> brian: that's not true. >> sean: i will be watching tomorrow. it was true, i will sho show you later. brian in for tucker. a fox news alert, major development on multiple fronts come after an extremely successful trial. max, moderna's rotavirus vaccine is now ready to enter the final stage of testing. we have other vaccines also on the horizon. this is remarkable, maybe by the fall, record-breaking progress. dr. oz is here tonight. also breaking tonight, the 2020 election02 has now changed in a dramatic and big way. the president is vowing to take action in american cities with a war zone-like conditions, but the bumbling, barely there, corrupt joe biden is now n embracing, well, the most radical socialist wing of his party. we are going t

marshall lyon is an infectious disease physician and also treated some of the first ebola patients inates. >> so plasma is the part of the blood which contains all of these antibodies. >> reporter: within the plasma you are likely to find antibodies which specifically attach to this part of the virus. it is called the spike protein and it is the key to entering human cells. >> if an antibody binds this little finger part, that is obviously going to block the attachment to the cell. that will neutralize the virus. >> reporter: dr. barney graham is deputy director of the vaccine research center at the national institutes of health. >> there's other spots that you can bind the protein that disrupts its function. >> reporter: what he is describing are called neutralizing antibodies. they work to block the virus from actually infecting cells in our body. >> having an antibody or the plasma from convelescent patients allows you to accomplish at least temporarily what we're trying to accomplish with the vaccine. so you can just give the antibody ahead of time and create temporary immunity. >

she had proceeded to lyons viaduct stent was placed last august and she is resting comfortably now. no wonder news with the president donald trump had big news of the day, from the very beginning of this he said that he signed on the last day into law the hong kong metonymy act. that act but congress bipartisan support. now what it does is it has mandatory sanctions on any person or entity who violates the obligation to hong kong under the engagement with thehe united kingdom. and that secondary sanctions from the bank to do business with those people to break the agreement. the president saying that is not working with the president of china and they will not get away with thumbing their nose. pres. trump: my administration powerful new tools to help hold responsible. the individuals and the entities involved in extinguishing hong kong's freedom. reporter: and the present also signed an executive order removing the special classifications hong kong. specialt' trade status. in this because of what is happened. action in the china has impose on that. the president also think hisad ad

. >> i'm detective lyon. >> reporter: the conversation started amicably.arod said the last time he'd seen ciara was six days before. he and the kids had stopped by to pick up some toys before her move to indiana. >> kids went in, gave her a hug. they ran right upstairs and started playing with some of their toys and watching tv and stuff. >> mmm-hmm. how long were you there for? >> um -- it seemed like a couple of hours. >> reporter: he said they hadn't talked since. >> that wasn't unusual. we didn't call each other a whole lot when the other one had the kids usually. uh -- she wasn't like one of those who wanted to call every day. >> reporter: detectives wanted to know about the state of jarod and ciara's relationship. how had they been getting along? he said they hadn't had any issues lately, but admitted things between them were strained. >> what's been the problem? >> no problem. just once we broke up, i felt like, you know, there was no reason to have an argument with her anymore that after that. >> reporter: they also asked jarod how he felt about ci

i remember back a few years ago when we had newspaper head lyons about all the miraculous concerns in cancer immunotherapy where i gave a floor speech on the u.s. health, saying this is equally great with the federally funded researchers and the researchers who made the clinical breakthroughs possible and also frankly that some of the credit goes to the democratic and republican members of congress who resisted the proposals for massive budget cuts to science that were propose the by republicans for years, paul ryan budgets and trump and mulvaney cuts since then. in the case of the mnra vaccines so much in the use, the story does not start with operation warp speed. it does not even start with the historic 63-day sprint from the publication of the viral genome to the first patient injected about the mnra test vaccines. the sprint began i believe when president trump -- well, this sprint actually began when president trump was still ridiculing the idea of the pandemic. the sprint actually started when dedicated employees at nih and moderna who understood the danger of covid-19 and bega

they found narcotics in lyon's apartment. they arrested both of them because mapp was connected to the apartment because she was hel ing pay the rent. several weeks later they're waiting for the case to go to trial another informant said there were stolen goods and narcotics in mapp's home. they armed with a search warrant they searched her home and found the narcotics. she was convicted of possession of drugs. she received a sentence of 20 years to life. in the state of new york, it was a class a felony. it was a mandatory sentence, the harshest mandatory sentence at the time. part of it was political. rockefeller was contemplating a run for the presidency and he pushed the strong anti-drug laws. she was convicted and went to prison for a long time. she went to correctional institution for women in bedford hills. she went in in the same way that she went to court for mapp v. ohio. which is she was sure of herself, she admitted that she had been involved in some wrongdoing but she was unapologetic about it. and while she was

let's speak to the chair of the association for children damaged by hormone pregnancy tests, marie lyonormed from below the elbow. what was there instead was just a tiny little pad at the end of, you know, where the arm finished, with five digits, which obviously should have been the rest of her arm and her hand and fingers. i was told that these things happen, there is no explanation for it, and we basically had to get on with life. when sarah was 13 months old, she had to have those digits amputated, to make sure she could use an artificial arm. and that was quite traumatic, actually, for us. not for her, shejust that was quite traumatic, actually, for us. not for her, she just sailed through it. and then it is a case of, you know, she is young, she is growing up, she hasn't got the mobility, to a degree, that other children have. and she gets reject it at school because when her arm actually was fitted, it was a very, very heavy, what they call like a doll's arm, so it meant that was quite difficult at school, when she was very small, to actually blend in with the rest of the childre

they say 61-year-old valerie lyons died friday night. she joined the department in 1997, and most recently worked as an administrator in the coroner's office. she is survived by three children and 13 grandchildren. >>> all right, time now, a: 07. let's talk about the sunday forecast we are looking at. we saw the sun creeping out, so, it's making its way. >> yes, good morning to you. some folks really love the fog, the clouds, the cooler conditions. i like the sunshine. so when i see that sunshine it puts a smile on my face. we are looking at sunny skies away from the coastline, again for today. a live look there at little bit of hayes but blue skies for the inner east bay this morning. the cloud cover is a little bit more widespread, including over areas of sfo. they started out with blue skies yesterday morning, we may even have some delays there for fights. so you may want to check on that. if you are flying out this morning or if somebody is arriving for you. 55 degrees ght now in san francisco. 54 in santa rosa. low 60s in oakland. a

manchester city, who lead real madrid 2—1 with the second leg of their tie to play, would face either lyonton. the windies resumed on 57—1 at the start of play and they have just lost their first wicket of the morning. shay hope gone. a short time ago they were 108—2, kraigg brathwaite with a half century. england got to 204 for theirfirst innings. the premier league has admitted to the bbc that there were three incorrect decisions involving penalties in last night's matches. one in each of the three games. they admitted that manchester united's bruno fernandes shouldn't have won a penalty for this challenge. but fernandes went on to score it himself as united beat aston villa 3—0. the premier league also said that southampton shouldn't have been given a penalty against everton, while tottenham shoul have been while tottenham should have been given one against bournemouth. two more races have been added to the formula one calendar, taking the total to ten. the ferrari owned mugello circuit in italy will host a grand prix for the first time on 13th september, with the russian grand prix in

city will play either lyon orjuventus in the quarter finals, if they win the second leg of their lastort. jane allen is under pressure after several athletes told the bbc that there is a "culture of fear" within in the sport. 0lympian sisters becky and ellie downie also say that abusive behaviour in gymnastics became "completely normalised". allen says that any mistreatment of gymasts is inexcusible, and an independent review will now be carried out. and the spanish golfer miguel angeljimenez is on course to become the oldest winner of any men's tour event ever. he's 56 years old and is leading the austrian 0pen by a couple of shots at the halfway point. if he holds on to win it he'll beat the current record that's been in place since 1960 when kel nagle won the australian open, who was six weeks younger than jimenez is. so by my calculations, that gives me about 20 years to get good enough to wina tour about 20 years to get good enough to win a tour event. i can still do it, i've got time. are you just bragging about how young you are, kat? yeah. as long as that's clear. you've only