marco: ni aplausos. - ni aplausos. silencio. marco: todo el pÚblico en silencio.ra le damos el aplauso para invitarlo al centro. pero en el juego ya vamos a guardar silencio. [♪] [aplausos] [♪] - erik, nomÁs quiero decirte que lo tomes todo con calma, hijo. todo se puede en esta vida. concÉntrate nomÁs en lo que estÁs haciendo y olvÍdate. olvÍdate de todo, tÚ puedes. yo sÉ que tÚ puedes. ¡eres murillo, demuÉstrales! - ¡eso! [aplausos] entonces, erik lo pidiÓ. a partir de ahora, por favor, silencio total. nada de consejos, nada de que tome el lÁpiz de aquÍ de arriba, nada. erik, por $10,000, Última vida. tienes un "minuto para ganar". [♪] [♪] locutora: el juego comienza en: 3, 2, 1. [suena la corneta] marco: y estÁn en su Última vida. el objetivo es rebotar los lÁpices y meter 12 en el vaso. si lo hace, tendrÁ $10,000 en la bolsa. erik ha empezado bien, lleva ya 3 de 12. le quedan 44 segundos. eso. va el nÚmero 5, perfecto. 6, tiene la mitad en menos de la mitad del tiempo. va a un buen ritmo. eso, lleva 7. le quedan... 8... 9... le faltan 3. jugando por $10,000. e

even marco whose work tends to be dark sinister absurdist is sounding unusually cheerful. and yet these days the attitude is oh come on life isn't that difficult it's a gift of being able to do this. at a time when performances remain few and far between any peace democracy does indeed feel like a gift. that's it for this edition of arts and culture but for more culture news you can always check out our web site at give w dot com slash. the. electric emission free assistance to the sustainable future of mobility the wheel is a. born at least it was sold at 19 appears to be floating in a place on the development of the ordinary cost plus for a belief in forums are back on the block on there are really no alternatives. made in germany. to me spontaneously. beethoven didn't invent shadows did did did did did do. to. my g.p. true king of rock. the subconscious always plays a role in the. move to a small employers senlis on a musical journey of discovery that a world without beethoven i can't even begin to imagine. in 75 minutes on d w. i'm neal. the 2nd season only. 16 about t

que debuta y gana tambiÉn goleando es el barcelona >> hoy hizo una gran actuaciÓn un gran partido marcÓrcelona para conseguir el triunfo. >> recordamos que estaremos con zona mixta para hablar de lo que suceda en el clÁsico joven entre el amÉrica y cruz azul y tambien no se pierdan. asÍ que un fin de semana apuro deporte. les cuento que medio millÓn de dolares es el precio de salida de una seco con de la cancha con la firma de kobe bryant la misma instalada en el Último juego. el 13 de abril del 2016 bryant protagonizÓ una despedida >> al salir de la cancha se aing sho y firmÓ el nÚmero 8 uno de los 2 nÚmeros que utilizÓ esto nos despedimos muchas gracias por su sintonÍa recuerde que hay mÁs noticias a las 11 de la noche y los esperamos pero no se vaya que ya mismo comienza exatlÓn. >> esta semana en exatlÓn estados unidos. >> reiniciÓ la cuarta temporada de competencia tras temporada inolvidable en

marco: it is successful in that it works.essed two out of the seven daily flights available from rome to milan. passengers have an option, whether they would like to jump on board the flight or talk to other flights, the first numbers say this isan successful. increaseis not to safety on board, which is at maximum levels already. the idea is to put together a model canto show this be put in place, can be prevented to see how it is working, to see the operations which may be complicated, which are proving clean and functional, and replicate the prototype on intercontinental routes. this is where we come from. guy: which governments are you talking to and what are they telling you? this is basically down to governments making a decision this is an acceptable way to reopen routes, and at the moment lots of different governments are on different pages in terms of what they are doing. how easy will it be to standardize this or do deals with new york and the united states? marco: we are talking to a number of parties, both domestic

an open air concert with distance marcos current director of the dressed in symphony orchestra came up with this idea over a year ago when he 1st saw the 17 story high buildings. that were. very similar to an all plane once. the buildings creates gorgeous. that's when i thought about having the musicians spread out across these different roofs plane together building by building or house or house. to match the surprise the housing company agreed to the project. the members of the dresden symphony orchestra play from atop multiple high rises. and the car park is no exception musicians are playing the duggar trial. it's a concert that requires a great amount of planning and preparation the dress rehearsal took place at reston's exhibition center and the other one has a leading role musician giuliana bulkier has been playing it since childhood. to spirit this was a scene when you play it you can see that it's quite a simple almost primitive instrument you can play about 1617 notes on it and i can demonstrate it if you like. that's. composed the marcos women whon wrote a new piece specific

carlos:en espaÑol se llama "somos novios" que marcÓ la carrera de luis miguel. del gran armando manzanero. francisca: hoy comienza la serie "despierta amÉrica" en donde vamos a mostrar los Últimos pasos de la mamÁ del cantante. esto va a estar sÚper interesante. no se lo pierdan. raÚl: la cara que tengo fue la cara que pusieron los papÁs ayer y los muchachos con clases virtuales. problema para conectarse, mi hermana con las manos en la

the so-called marco polo bible is almost 800 years old tiny slivers of the parchment are all biochemist p.-i giorgio regain he needed to look into its past getty speciality is proteomics the study of the range of proteins in organisms he examines documents paintings clothing traces of proteins and they can be thousands of years old but as the bible belongs to the laurentian library in florida it's named after markopolos because he was thought to have taken it to china to the court of kook like khan but what kind of parchment is it made of back then paper had not yet been invented. the surface had been examined with instruments like spectrophotometer using ultraviolet and infrared light and so on but then we approached the oem assists came along and examined the proteins there was a theory that bibles from the period were written on parchment made from the skin of lamb fetuses it turns out this one was written non-cash skim. brigade he says it's a type of parchment that was only used until the middle of the 13th century and the south of france this new method together with textual analys

today didn't miss from them as a once again producing world renowned premium winds like marcos monotonichis vino take is deliberately dead so nothing to stress from the wines he took over his father's wine estate in the 980 s. and made it one of the region's largest but his interest is quality not quantity wine connoisseurs the world over appreciate his vintages at auctions his recent regularly fetch record prices many people do realize that 80 to 100 years if you are wines with the most expensive wines in the world by far or in the 1920 s. a reason cost twice or $3.00 times as much as the most expensive board do or burgundy and i'm sorry eamon that. other highly successful wineries is a bring the back where it was 100 years ago would you offer. the most elderly has more steep slope vineyards than anywhere else in the world each location is different and boasts its own individual flavius but 90 percent of the vineyards here are devoted to one great variety greasing. to get the most intense flavors the grapes are harvested as late as possible the region slight soils make moselle recent un

soy marco antonio regil, ♪. >>> varias personas fueron hospitalizadas ante una exposición de fentaniloaccidente de tránsito en san francisco >>> buenas noches bienvenidoste saluda fátima navarrete siete personas terminaron en el hospital tras entrar en contacto con fentanilo después un accidente en el que una persona quedó inconsciente tras el volante mientras manejaba en pleno puente, aquí toda la información >>> fátima, buenas noches se trata de cuatro oficiales de la patrulla de caminos dos empleados del puente incluyendo chofer de la grúa además del mismo sospechoso todos terminaron hospitalizados >>> tras las rejas encuentre un hombre de 32 aÑos de edad bajo sospecha de posesión de fentanilo de igual manera, por conducir bajo los efectos de las drogas >>> cuando no nuestros oficiales estaban haciendo la investigación lo que supimos después es que fueron expuestas a fentanilo >>> n y residente de marín fue visto conduciendo su vehículo de manera descontroladae irracional este domingo,poco antes del mediodía posteriormente, se detuvo en medio de la calle no sin antes impactar su veh

marco maya wants to use these responses to teach computers to be aware of our emotions and to assign tasks to workers based on what they can muster at that moment. phillips result also believes that systems like this have other useful applications. for example in traffic and on the road. it might involve a train or not thomas driving system where we want to know if the locomotive engineer or the driver is still alert and awake but there might also be beneficial applications in office settings but. the company has already carried out tests in real life offices the results are still under wraps but it's already clear that systems like this a poised to change how we work. it out what is right why avi bottom of the page. do you have a science question your voice than mulling over. every week we always hear a query sent in by of us. this time it comes from the ria inquiry. what is a black hole. black holes are among the weirdest objects in the universe there are traps and space time where gigantic amounts of matter are compressed to a point so massive that it curved space almost infinitel

. >> también el marco tiene una semana después de la elección el futuro del llamado obamacare. >> sique los hispanos salgan a votar. >> por es que no se toque a la corte en el nuevo periodo presencial y esto cambiará el futuro del país para las próximas décadas. >> no será un tema más en las campañas por eso la campaña demócrata ha recibido millones de dólares desde que murió la magistrada y le dice que es ahora en este momento cuando hay donar tiempos electorales vanesa la información. >> javier muchísimas gracias y desde que se anuinió la muerte cientos siguen llegando a la corte suprema para dejar flores y mensajes y entre estos muchas caras de jóvenes. >> estas muestras comenzaron anoche con canciones y rezos y harán vigilias frente a las cortes locales. >> es que su legado es inmenso, casi tres décadas para abrir una sociedad más justa e inclusiva donde a todos se les trate con igualdad y respeto. >> ella fue profeso en la firma de abogado por ser mujer con una diminuta estatura defendiÓ casos importantes en la corte suprema de justicia de la que un día sería parte el presidente

tener estas muy importante y la escuela que confío en la universidad estatal de california en san marcos y tuvo que hacer cambios para proteger a sus alumnos y de los 16,000 estudiantes y están tomando clases virtuales y este de parte de lo que tomó la medida digital que le dio a los pocos alumnos y son aquellas que requieren del uso de un laboratorio. >>> jocelyn no fue elegible para tomar clases en persona así que por ahora tendrá que quedarse en casa de su familia y la tenemos abierta con una capacidad muy pequeña >>> tiene una capacidad para 1500 estudiante los dormitorios únicamente aceptaron yninguno puede compartir habitación y estaes la primera generación >>> a pesar de meses de negociación y sigue sin aprobarse y lamentan que una decisión importante >>> estamos al a cualquier cosa ya sea la pandemia para hacer de ellas una fuerza, una pelea electoral en estos momentos el senado y la cámara de representante y regresarán el 8 de septiembre por lo que es muy probable que el cheque no llegue hasta mediados del mes de septiembre. los viaje por avión a la ciudad de tijuana >>> y acá s

marcos: se metieron a robar. saúl: [resopla] vamos a ver qué se llevaron.

as each candidate was moving up, let's say marco rubio. david pecker would reach out to me and he would give me a list of things that he was intending to do in order to squash ted cruz's or marco rubio's rise, whoever was rising in the poll, that's who became the person that we needed to knock out of the campaign -- out of the race. with marco rubio, you may remember, there was photos of him in a swimming pool, that he had a drug problem, and all sorts of -- all sorts of other we'll call them salacious rumors. and every time that they would be made -- they would be provided to me by david pecker, i would immediately take them into mr. trump's office, we would sit down, we would talk about it, he would approve it and then i would contact david. next thing you know, two days later on the front cover, marco rubio has a drug problem. >> that is a remarkable campaign contribution to the donald trump for president campaign, at least legally, you think that that might have been seen that way. >> it could certainly be seen. and i hate to say that

charlie: interesting, because marco rubio is saying the same thing right now.r from florida. my producer caught up with his press secretary earlier today and he's still not signed off on it. we should point out marco rubio has actually spoken with oracle in recent days. we don't know the details of that conversation, but clearly, people in congress, in washington, care about national security, do not like this deal. why is it? it's not a sale. it's not what microsoft wanted to do. it's a jayvee, if you believe the chinese are spying on us this doesn't address it because they still control the algorithm. the thing is the algorithm. what do you get when you buy tiktok? you get some users, nice interface but it's the algorithm, right? liz: and president trump seemed to be okay with that current structure, then he stopped once he got that letter, senator wicker said the president was listening to them. we shall see. especially with this federal judge weighing in tomorrow. everybody has to stay tuned to "the claman countdown" tomorrow. charlie, you will be all over

la interrupción será precisamente en un marco de controversia por las presiones políticas, esta maÑana de meteorología, mira esa toma >>> qué colores, increíbles, nos vamos a auckland bear color blanco de lo que debe de ser es este efecto luminoso, es bloqueado precisamente por el humo y las cenizas y da ese color rojo naranja o amarillo. que son los tres colores que permite ver precisamente el efecto debido este fenómeno generado por los incendios. increíble, por supuesto, use siempre el cubrebocas aunque la calidad del aire no es mala... se concentra en menos de 100 puntos, la capa alta es la que sigue llevando esos humos en gran parte de la región para todo el área de la bahía, bajo sigan así debido a que los intensos incendios se encuentran en el norte. y por supuesto en de (nombre extranjero) que está hacia el norte y si nos vamos más hacia el norte vamos hacia obregón donde continúan extendiéndoselos incendios serán. qué esperamos? la pregunta es hasta cuándo?, la temporada alta de incendios... ya que hora es extensa comenzaría coloques el otoÑo, octubre noviembre, así que más po

paco: el Árbitro central marcÓ el anterior. diego: acÁ está ocurriendo lo mismo.ver si se la dejan a lewandowski, pero alaba no quiere. paco: serÁ alaba. david alaba! otra vez! ivÁn: otra vez torres a la playa. no ha tenido suerte en las faltas. lewandowski tira muy bien las faltas. josÉ: franco vÁzquez es un buen mediocampista. [aplausos] diego: uno se imagina que habrÁ una situaciÓn mÁs comprometida. >> balÓn dividido, goretzka quien lo gana. ahÍ estÁ la primera que maneja justamente al mediocampo. resbalÓn. y no esta el central . finalmente bajo y fernando . la pelota al Área . vamos a ver quiÉn la gana . pelota rebotada para gnabry. termina siendo perfectamente una batalla tremenda la que ha librado el argentino lucas ocampos. acÁ alcanzÓ a ganarla, aunque no retener la posesiÓn. esto es falta, esto es infracciÓn ya seÑalada por el Árbitro asistente o no? es servicio lateral. ivÁn: no habÍa falta. pero el sevilla sigue luchando, como pasÓ en el segundo tiempo, comenzÓ mejor este suplementario, lo veo mejor parado, inclusive lo divino tomando el segundo aire al

senate intelna chairman marco rubio and jim jordan and the ranking member of the house judiciary committeere here with their expectations for the report and more high-profile indictments. also this hour walker will join me for his message of americans as they prepare to elect the next president in just 44, all that and a lot more this morning as we look ahead on sunday morning futures. first, president trump declared dawn of middle east on tuesday after providing over official signing of first peace agreement between israel and arab state since 1984. secretary pompeo toured and he joins me right now, secretary, good morning to you, thanks very much for being here. secretary: maria, great to be with you, thanks for having me on the show this morning. maria: i want too discuss the magnitude of this agreement in a moment but first i do want to get your thoughts on justice ginsburg's passing this morning. secretary: well, we always mourn the loss of lives. she was an amazing hard-working woman, committed to her vision of america. we pray for her and her family and herr service to america is un

next thing you know, two days later on the front cover, marco rubio has a drug problem. >> and tonight rachel got a confirmation that donald trump was lying about something that i said donald trump was lying about nine years ago when he claimed he was sending private detectives to hawaii to investigate barack obama's birth. and michael cohen explained donald trump's hateful obsession with president barack obama. >> he doesn't care what he says. he doesn't care who gets hurt so long as he wins. and when he saw that his poll numbers and his popularity and the number of times that he's gracing the front cover of a newspaper is increasing, he just added onto it. all of a sudden he was sending people to hawaii to go check. that's a lie. he never sent anybody anywhere, right? he just said it, and everybody sort of bought into it. of course donald trump sent somebody. he's rich, right? who wouldn't send somebody if you want to prove your point? well, donald trump didn't do it because he didn't want to spend the money, and he didn't believe it. you know, his hatred for barack obama is plain an

senate intel chairman marco rubio and jim jordan the ranking member of the house judiciary committee are here with their expectations of the report and more high profile indictments also this hour nfl legend her shall walker will join me with his message for all americans as they appropriate to elect the next president in just 44 days all that and a lot more this morning as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." >> but first this morning, president trump declared the dawn as a new middle east on tuesday, after presiding over the official signing of the first peace agreement between israel and an arab state since 1994. sec of state mike pompeo toured the region last month and witnessed the geopolitical implications of this treaty firsthand. he joins me right now, secretary good morning to you. thanks very much for being here. >> maria it's great to be with you thanks for having me on the show this morning. maria: i want to discuss the magnitude of this agreement in a moment but first i do want to get your thoughts on justice ginsburg's passing this morning. >> well we always mourn

today think news from the once again producing world renowned premium winds like marcos morny took histake is deliberately dead so nothing distracts from the winds he took over his father's one estate in the 1980 s. and made it one of the region's largest but his interest is quality not quantity wine connoisseurs the world over appreciate his vintages at auctions his reasonings regularly fetch record prices many people do realize that 80 to 100 years if you are wines with the most expensive wines in the world by far. in the 1920 s. a reasoning cost twice or $3.00 times as much as the most expensive board do or burgundy or for that i'm sorry amun that of the. other highly successful wineries is a bring back where it was 100 years ago would you offer. the most elderly has more steep slope vineyards than anywhere else in the world each location is different and boasts its own individual flavors but 90 percent of the vineyards here are devoted to one great variety greasing. to get the most intense flavors the grapes are harvested as late as possible the region slight soils make mosul recen

he would give me a list of things that he was intending to do in order to swash ted cruz's or marco rubio's rise. whoever was rising in the polls, that was the person we needed to knock out of the race. with marco rubio, you may remember there was photos of him in a swimming pool, that he had a drug problem, and also it's we'll call them salacious rumors. and every time that they would be made, they would be provided to me by david pecker. i would immediately take them into mr. trump's office, we would sit down and talk about it. he would approve it and then i would contact david. next thing you know, two days later on the front cover marco rubio has a drug problem. >> tonight rachel got a confirmation that donald trump was lying about something that i said donald trump was lying about nine years ago when he claimed he was sending private detectives to hawaii to investigate barack obama's birth, and michael cohen explained donald trump's hateful obsession with president barack obama. >> he doesn't care what he says. he doesn't care who gets hurt so long as he wins. when he saw his p

the so-called marco polo bible is almost 800 years old tiny slivers of the parchment are all biochemists georgio regain needed to look into its past. getit speciality is proteomics the study of the range of proteins in organisms he examines documents paintings clothing traces of proteins and they can be thousands of years old but it is the bible belongs to the laurentian library in florida it's named after markopolos because he was thought to have taken it to china to the court of kook like khan but what kind of parchment is it made of back then paper had not yet been invented. the surface had been examined with instruments like spectrophotometer using ultraviolet and infrared light and so on but then we approached the oem assists came along and examined the proteins there was a theory that bibles from the period were written on parchment made from the skin of lamb fetuses it turns out this one was written on calfskin. brigades he says it's a type of parchment that was only used until the middle of the 13th century and the south of france this new method together with textual analysis ha

even marco whose work tends to be dark sinister absurdist is sounding unusually cheerful. and yet these days the attitude is come on life isn't that difficult it's a gift being able to do this. at a time when the whole mint says remain few and far between any piece remarkable does indeed feel like a gift. that's it for this edition of arts and culture but for more culture news you can always check out our website i did dot com slash. in a globalized world. where everything is connected. all it takes. to set things in motion. local hero show how their ideas can change the world. global 3000. and 30 minutes on d w. we know that this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing. so please take care of yourself a good distance wash your hands if you can stay at how we're d.w. for here for you we are working hard to listen to keep you informed on all of our platforms. in this spirit run together make it. stay safe everybody. stay safe stay safe. to say. if you would like to be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of

the so-called marco polo bible is almost 800 years old tiny slivers of the parchment are all biochemist georgio regain he needed to look into its past getty speciality is proteomics the study of the range of proteins in organisms he examines documents paintings clothing traces of proteins and they can be thousands of years old what is the bible belongs to the laurentian library in florida it's named after markopolos because he was thought to have taken it to china to the court of kook like khan but what kind of parchment is it made of back then paper had not yet been invented. the surface had been examined with instruments like spectrophotometer using ultraviolet and infrared light and so on but then we were proteome assists came along and examined the proteins there was a fury that bibles from the period were written on parchment made from the skin of lamb foetuses it turns out this one was written on calfskin. brigade's he says it's a type of parchment that was only used until the middle of the 13th century and the south of france this new method together with textual analysis have re

. >> reporter: marco is a member of local 87.testified before aggressional subcommittee in may about the stress of first being out of work then being called back as an essential worker, and he told me about the additional stress of being exposed to covid-19 by a coworker. >> there's an uncertainty of not knowing if i'm bringing it home or taking it to work. sfwloo t >> reporter: the coworker tested positive and marco >>> in san francisco, eric thomas, abc7 news. >>> and to wash all of this week's coverage on the bay area's change of workplace, go to abc7 news.com or our new connect tv apps. check it out now wherever you watch abc7 news. >> it's not just people, animals are showing signs of distress, caused by the poor air quality that we are all facing here in the bay area in the last few days. abc7 news reporter, is in brentwood with a family doing its best to protect their animals from the smoke. >> pretty girl. i know you can do this. >> this is the constant pep talk seven-year-old dakota gives her goat every day. >> i'm worri

at highway 4 because we have a motorcycle accident wrapping up on the bay point side west fort san marco that's being cleared from the left lane that has traffic backed up through pittsburgh. it's beyond the bart station now almost south to railroad avenue so 27 minutes because of that crash at san marco to make it from antioch over to concord james. >>all right robert, thank 16 is the time one of the big stories this morning continues to be the coronavirus and the fact that the united states now is on the brink of reaching 200,000 deaths in this pandemic right now there are a little more than 199,500 deaths and more than 6 million cases reported across the country as we are reaching that milestone on nationwide deaths, san francisco is moving forward with reopening in the city because things are actually getting better there. and today, some schools could reopen as well as museums and galleries let's check in with kron 4 sarah stinson who is live in san francisco with an update there. >>yeah you guys live here at the exploratorium museums like this one could reopen today if they would l

in 2016, it was because he was watching marco rubio.and he called him on it. marco rubio never recovered. bret: the end of that campaign. martha: what do you think, juan? >> i think the polls are pretty consistent in saying that joe biden has a lead. so when i try to map this out, i think, well, what does president trump need as a game-changer here? he needs to shake things up. and he has the power. i think he's a are reality tv star, so when he starts talking about things like we should take a drug test, he's shaking people up. wait a minute, who says that, right? or the problem that comes from the trump campaign is for so long they've been going on about how biden is just a dotterring old man, he's lost his marbles. instead they set a baseline of, basically, if he walks out on the stage -- march a march yeah, he's the winner. >> i'm in cleveland. >> oh, great, great, you did great. [laughter] bret: hey, juan, what do you think of this new york times story? it sounds like he's going to have the same answer he did in 2016 when there was

. >> reporter: marco is a member of local 87. he testified before aggressional subcommittee in may about the stress of first being out of work then being called back as an essential worker, and he told me about the additional stress of being exposed to covid-19 by a coworker. >> there's an uncertainty of not knowing if i'm bringing it home or taking it to work. sfwloo t >> reporter: the coworker tested positive and marco >>> in san francisco, eric thomas, abc7 news. >>> and to wash all of this week's coverage on the bay area's change of workplace, go to abc7 news.com or our new connect tv apps. check it out now wherever you watch abc7 news. >> it's not just people, animals are showing signs of distress, caused by the poor air quality that we are all facing here in the bay area in the last few days. abc7 news reporter, is in brentwood with a family doing its best to protect their animals from the smoke. >> pretty girl. i know you can do this. >> this is the constant pep talk seven-year-old dakota gives her goat every day. >> i'm w

candidates who spoke to life in paparis willl use a analysis frm francece twenty four i'm marco n these are the headlines. controversy has claimed donald trump is paid no income tax but ten of the past fifteen years when he was elected he paid only seven hundred and fifty dollars. this president condemned the new york times investigation as fake n news. michael backgrounds to meet with the exiled belarus oppoposition the d dispatch line that took on the sky at the french presidentnts in that the wawa he was creepy you must place sanctions on belarus. president alexander lukashenko. the next. right now it's closing time the balls clubs and pubs in paris latest measures to try to stop the rampant spread of code nineteen across the country in the latest figures show in france four thousand positive cases confirmed over the past twenty four hours. with katie one deaths it's like ours. thank you very much for joining us no income tax paper ten of the last fifteen years seven hundred and fifty dollars his twenty sixteen election year massive debts. and a lavish lifestyle written office tax lo

next, florida senator marco tran rubio talks about the 20/20 elections with the washington post. >> i'm bob costa, national political reporter at the washington post. welcome to washington post live and another special interview for the texas tribune festival . today it's senator marco rubio, he's been someone i've been covering for over a decade as he first ran for the u.s. senate in 2010. thank you for beinghere . >> thank you for having me. >> we're 49 days away from the election. you serve as chairman of the senate select committee on intelligence. from that see what is the biggest to our presidential election in terms of foreign interference? >> we have to bring up foreign interference into two categories, one is meddlingin the architecture and the mechanics of the election and the other is sort of the messaging . the psychological operations and the design to get us divided against each other and let me talk about the second one or a moment. that's actually year-round and what their adversaries basically is a look at all these fractures in our society and they seek to drive. they

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today my guest is senator marco rubio, republican of florida. he's been someone i've been covering for over a decade, since he first ran for the u.s. senate back in 2010. senator rubio, thanks for being here. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> senator, we're 49 days away from the election. you serve as chairman of the senate select committee on intelligence. from that seat, what is the biggest threat to our presidential election in terms of foreign interference? >> i think first we have to break up foreign interference into two categories. one is meddling in the architecture and mechanics of the election. and then the other is sort of the messaging, sort of the psychological operations and warfare design to get us the divide against each other. let me talk about the second one for a moment, in terms of putting out messages and the like, that's year around. what their adversaries do is look at all the pre-existing fractures in our society and seek to push on that. on social media, what you're seeing is that they're using -- they'll create

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next we will hear from florida senator marco rubio, he talks about the 2020 election, foreign affairs and his own political future an interview that comes from the washington post. >> good morning i am bob costa, national political reporter at the washington post, welcome to washington post live in another special interview for the texas tribune festival. my guest is senator marco rubio republican of florida, he has been someone i been covering for over a decade since he first ran for the u.s. senate back in 2010, senator rubio thank you for being here. >> good morning thank you for having me. >> we are 49 days away from the election, you serve as chairman of the senate select committee on intelligence from that seat, what is the biggest threat to our presidential election in terms of foreign interference. >> i think first we have to break up foreign interference in the two categories, one is meddling in the architecture and mechanics of the election and the other is a message and psychological operations and warfare designed to get us to divide against each other, let me talk about t

today my guess is senator marco rubio, republican of florida.been summit i've been covering for over a decade since he first ran for the use senate back in 2010. senator rubio, thanks thanks for being your. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> we are 49 days away from the election. you serve as chairman of the senate select committee on intelligence. from that seat what is the biggest threat to our presidential election in terms of foreign interference? >> i think first we have to break up foreign interference into two categories. one is meddling and the actual architecture and mechanics of election. and then the other is sort of af the message, sort of the psychological operations and a war for design to divide against each other. in terms of putting messages come that year-round. what there addresses this would produce a look at all the pre-existing fractures in our society and they push on that. they use social media increasingly what you're seeing is there using, they will create a website somewhere. they may even hire americans to writ