his presidential campaign in 1860 uses this portrait of a lean, powerful lincoln wielding his maul.ks different from andrea's, but we'll get to that later. suffice it to say, lincoln's image-makers are on to something. >> lincoln had some very accomplished political handlers. they thought that the idea of the rail-splitter, it made him sound like a common man. >> a political cartoon even shows lincoln being carried on a fence rail with the caption -- "the rail candidate." the strategy works. lincoln is elected the 16th president of the united states. he goes on to fight and win the civil war, end slavery, and save the union. his assassination cements him in the pantheon of american heroes. overnight, anything lincoln touched becomes a relic. so if andrea's ancestors do have a gift from their old neighbor, no surprise they treasure it -- and their descendants do, too. it's a century after lincoln's death, in the 1970s, when andrea's older brother, keith carter, first beholds his family's cherished heirloom. >> my earliest memory of the mallet was that my grandfather had stored it in

. >>> happening today in sonoma county barbershops, hair salons and mauls can reopen for indoor service. all inter-businesses must mandate mask wearing and strict social distancing, also cleaning protocols. malls will have to keep food courts closed. and businesses must keep common areas to no more than 25% capacity. indoor operations are still a no go though for restaurants engines. >>> san francisco is allowing more businesses to reopen starting tomorrow. but there are restrictions. kpix 5's emily turner joins us live. this is welcomed news. >> it is welcomed news. all hands on deck today as businesses like the hair salon behind me are going to be spending the day getting ready for services on the sidewalk. it is a brand-new system in the new world of covid-19 where businesses are going to be making major changes in order to finally get income which they are excited about. san francisco and napa counties are the only bait area counties the tiered system. and that new system is what takes effect today. based mostly on case rate as well as test positivity's. and it will provide four dif

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defenses in central russia. [ gunfire ] >> key military targets on the italian mainland were being mauledair force. our ground forces were also hitting the enemy with devastating power. >> the crushing defeat suffered by the axis in north africa were psychological poison to a badly shaken fascist regime. the once triumphant caesar god who looked like this at the highlight of his power, now looked like this. mussolini's arrogant dictatorship had come to an end. the king of italy ordered his marshal to organize a new government and conduct secret negotiations for surrender. this brought additional german forces pouring into italy. from fighting allies, the nazi was the unwelcome intruder, bringing further ruin to an exhausted war-sick people. on the 17th of august, 1943 38 days after the invasion began patton's seventh army took macena and all sicily was in allied hands. as well as 100,000 italian prisoners. most of the nazis had escaped to the mainland across the straights of macena. ♪ ♪ >> 11 days later allies announced the end of all japanese resistance on new georgia island. general mac

one and only ivan is based on the moving true story of a real gorilla who was kept in a circus been mauled and was known for his paintings. the comedy has a serious message about animal rights. what we do. really understand the autonomous creatures that we are the land i think that's what stories are you know that. and an animal is. they're very different from very different and yet they're all. on this planet we sit and stare at. this these latest feel good stories skipped it's cool release due to the pandemic but no doubt it will still find its place in many homes. you might be working 3 jobs just keeping your head above water struggling but inside the frame of a dino lawson portrait you are beautiful imperious unbroken unfallen that's all novelist zaidi smith described photographer dino lawson's pictures the new york based artist portrays black people from poor neighborhoods across the americas and africa here's a look at her biggest exhibition to date and basel switzerland. every day life in the working class black stage and celebrated. the museum goes here in wealthy switzerland the p

cheering up in this pandemic a traffic cop in rio de janeiro has found a way to put a smile on your face mauled says his shimmy and shaking brains drivers and pedestrians some comic relief in these difficult times their ears shaking he says he just wants to spread happiness and joy as long as he doesn't spread the virus. you're watching the news live from the. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day i hope to see you then. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona update. covert 19 special and next on d w.

in 2 years ago he gives that goal but stint much mauled word beyond on the right to confront the got it political secretary and it's ok our correspondent with the latest tonight in beirut both of always thank you thank you we have some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world over 100 people have been arrested during a night of looting in clashes in the u.s. city of chicago the police department say that 13 officers were injured during the violence the unrest began after police shot a man during a pursuit in a black neighborhood a gas explosion in the u.s. city of baltimore has killed at least one person and injured several others 1st responders are searching for people still trapped in the rubble after the blast leveled several houses what caused the explosion is not yet known cuba has reimposed its coronavirus lockdown after the island nation registered a record number of new cases nearly 100 new infections were registered on monday with the capitol hill bana and a neighboring province of the worst hit public transport has now been suspended in people wer

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pulled the sides level with a beautiful shot in the 69th minute late in the game powered in to maul goals for to secure the victory 31 the final score. in the champions league semifinals. liverpool courage. has been named to premier league manager of the season after guiding his team to be the 1st league title in 3 decades they've pulled coasted to the title with a total of $909.00 points finishing nearly 20 points clear of manchester city cup arrived at liverpool in 2015 and last season he led the club to the champions league trophy. well political fights are not unusual in the run up to a presidential election but now a surprisingly animated spat has broken up between a campaign advisor to u.s. president donald trump and a very famous suburban housewife presidential aide jenna ellis kicked off the war of words when she tweeted that presumptive democratic vice presidential candidate come on harris sounded like marge simpson prompting a rush of comments but it's likely one person she didn't expect to hear from was maad simpson self. i usually don't get into politics but the president's se

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meaning there should be the same criteria, that if you maul a fact that you correct a fact.hat is their responsibility. if the republicans and particularly donald trump maul and trample over many, many, many, many more facts and tells outright lies then joe biden and the democratic convention, you can't compare the volume as the litmus test for fairness. it's the approach that's important. and to go back to something susan said earlier, noting about the masks in the audience -- howie: i've got to -- very briefly. >> i was going to say that, you know, it's such a -- donald trump is such a visually oriented person, there were american flags everywhere and it's so well staged and he knows he has a problem with pandemic management, it's self defeating to not have masks in the audience. howie: i have to get a break. ratings were down from four years ago. ahead, hogan gidley will be here when we come back, the coverage of the gop convention and the riots in kenosha. and here we have another burst pipe in denmark. if you look close... jamie, are there any interesting photos from yo

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. >>> happening today, in simona county, barbershops, hair salons and mauls can reopen for indoor service. all indoor businesses must mandate masks and strict social distancing. also cleaning protocols. boost food courts will remain closed and common areas have to be kept to 25% capacity. indoor operations are no go for restaurants and gyms. san francisco allowing more businesses to reopen starting tomorrow. but there are some restrictions. kpix's emily turner joins us with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it is good news for the folks who owned businesses that are now allowed to reopen. i will have out of the way so you can see exactly what i'm talking about. a brand-new system in this new world of covid-19, businesses like the one right here, headlights will be allowed to open for indoor services. san francisco and napa county, the only bay area county in the red on the governor's tiered system the system is based mostly on case rate and test positivity. it provides four different tiers of the opening rather than and differing sets of restrictions and guidance for e

amazon could end up in your shopping maul. more. >> jc penny and sears have filed for bankruptcy, there is empty space. business is booming at amazon, which needs more, amazon has asked simon property to convert sears and jc penny into distribution centers for goods amazon sells online. there are 11 sears on the books and amazon has been eyeing jc penny stores to convert into amazon grocery stores, not whole foods. it has been a tough year for bricks-and-morter. brooks brother and other stores ha have. it is killing mauls a malls and storefront retailers, dana. >> dana: i love to see what is happening and love that you brought the story to us. thank you for joining us on this monday. i'm dana perino, see you on the five, what kind of nonsense we can get for you. bill hemmer, it is great to have you back. >> bill: nice to see, always mischief at 5:00 east coast time and you're in the middle. >> dana: always. >> bill: see you then. thank you, dana. >> dana: see you then. >> bill: awaiting update on a national gas explosion that

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jack today in sonoma county, barbershops, hair salons and mauls can be open for indoor service. all indoor businesses must mandate masks and strict social distancing and cleaning protocols. they will also have to keep food courts closed and businesses must keep common areas to no more than 25% capacity. indoor operations are still a no go for restaurants and gyms. >>> starting tomorrow, some businesses in san francisco like hair salons will be allowed to reopen. but since the city is on the state read or second strictest here, there are a lot of rules. many owners are adapting to figure out how to make it all wocid start a completely different business. we are taking haircuts outdoors and we are coming to your home or to your outdoor space. it is a mobile hair causing business called central haircuts. >> in addition to hair salons, barbershops, nail salons and massage parlors can operate outdoors. employees and customers are required to wear a mask. many people said they are ready for the reopenings. >> i'm excited about it. i feel like as long as people are outdoors with masks

unfortunately, the mechanized group didn't get that quickly enough and the cavalry units were pretty badly mauled. that is a very unique part. outside of the polish cavalry and the german cavalry in world war ii, a country that used large groups of mounted cavalry in a somewhat very effective manner. the other big thing or important thing about the soviet contribution is the use of women in combat. with that, i will turn it over to -- you want to introduce yourself? >> yes. my name is charles williams. i'm representing the female contribution to the soviet effort in world war ii. just to let you know, the soviets were actually unique at that time in their desire and ability to include women in combat. the women served as medics, they served as tank drivers, they served as pilots, they were actually called the night which is by the germans. the men would bomb the germans during the day and the ladies would come in and bond them during the night. that is why they were called the night which is. most flamboyantly and famously were the female soviet snipers. they were quite lethal and effective. one

where, unfortunately, the mechanized group didn't get there quickly enough and cavalry units were mauledide of the polish cavalry and the german cavalry in world war ii, a country that used large groups of mounted cavalry is somewhat -- in a somewhat very effective manner. the other big or important thing about the soviet contribution is the use of women in combat. and with that, i will turn it over to -- you want to introduce yourself? >> yes, my name is sheryl williams, and i am representing the female contribution to the soviet effort in world war ii. just to start out, just to let you know, the soviets were actually unique at that time in their desire and ability to include women in combat. the women served as medics. they served as tank drivers. and pilots. they were called, not quite affectionately by the germans, the night witches. the fellas would bomb the germans during the day, and the ladies would come in and bomb the germans at night, therefore they were called the night witches. there were the soviet women snipers. they were lethal and very effective. one of them went on tou

but that's didn't ended the full year due to help. 5 years later he returned if his 1st term was mauled by a political inexperience the 2nd had a renewed focus on agenda. up in the midst of what became known as abu nomics was a series of the bishop's reforms aimed at boosting japan struggling economy his vision of a well the stronger japan came with a lifelong mission to amend the country's pacifist constitution which bars it from hostile acts except in self defense many japanese opposes constitutional changes the but he did manage to repeatedly win elections as a result of the stability that he brought the fact that he's won 6 national elections and basically been unopposed and really has shown no sign of losing his power really up until now it is a year. that japan has been well governed has been predictably and consistently govern for that period and he has managed to translate that into a much more visible role for japan in asia and globally our base trend in security entry ties with the u.s. making japan one of its closest allies. and despite total disputes he warmed up to regional

to this mauling and fog bank. haixun today we are talking about that documentary talking about the legacy of operation eagle corps and also the street behind it let me say hello to the guest the guests were introduced themselves to you hello barbara director tell everybody who you are. and the producer director gasser why it's great to have you hello rush introduce the south to international audience my name is there asha ryder and if you can and if greer m.r.u. and i watched the film and i can buy 3 and i like it a lot like 2 maybe papa brought it from man your own perspective great to have you looking forward to that perspective and hello calving so good to have you in the stream tell everybody. who are here so i was a marine security guard or a sergeant assigned to the u.s. embassy in 1979 i very 1st embassy assignment and thankfully i'm here to talk about the documentary which i have seen several times and believe the foreigner and the amazing job as i know you've already. i guess great to have you you tube au

the trump administration and senate republican have badly mauled the body politic. believe the patient needs a major operation will republicans want to apply a band-aid. we won't let them pass the band-aid, go home, and leave america bleeding. it is that simple. that is the difference. there are huge problems out there. but so many of the republicans don't want to do anything. let's not spend any government money when people are hurting so badly. the president just debtors. this is the greatest crisis we have had in so many years and one of the five or six greatest crises america has ever had, and there is no leadership from the president. he says one thing one day, and another thing another day he is not focused on this. no leadership. history will regard this as one of the most appalling performances by any chief executive anywhere in the world and all of history. it is true. it is that serious. the reason our negotiations with the white house have been so arduous is, they just don't see the needs out there and they don't want to do anything about them. they want

where unfortunately the mechanized didn't get there fast enough and cavalry units were pretty badly mauled up. but that, as i say, is a very unique part. outside of the polish cavalry and german cavalry in world war ii, a country that used large groups of mounted cavalry in a somewhat very effective manner. the other big thing or important thing i think about the soviet contribution is the use of women in combat. and with that i'll turn it over to -- do you want to introduce yourself? >> yes, my name is sheryl williams and i am representing the female contribution to the soviet effort in world war ii. i guess just to start off just to let you know, the soviets were actually unique at that time in their desire and ability to include women in combat. so the women served as medics. they served as tank drivers. they served as pilots. they were actually called not quite so affectionately by the germans, they were called the night witches. the fellows would bomb the germans during the day and the ladies would come in at night and bomb them at night. therefore, they were called the night witches.

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opinion polls and he's been criticized for his handling of the pandemic so some republicans are now mauling what was once unthinkable voting for joe biden and over. brian mcgrath has been a republican all his life the military adviser had a career in the navy where he was commander of a destroyer conservative values ours compass but since donald trump took office he no longer recognizes his party he's turned his back on it and longs for change listen i disagreed with virtually every word that came out of brock obama's mouth i his policies were anathema to me but i was never not proud of him i see president trump as a man who has almost no ideological moorings. mcgrath is part of the new republican resistance movement they call themselves republican voters against trump many voted for trump in 2016 but now they're turning against him with nearly 100 south produced videos. before you the president has broken my. faith. riddled with guilt and very embarrassed that i voted for him and the d.n.c. run as a tomato. i will vote for them from a joke is because i believe the tomato can through was fo

but that's didn't ended the full year due to help. 5 years later he returned if his 1st term was mauled by a political inexperience the 2nd had a renewed focus on agenda. album is that what became known as the no makes it was a series of the bishop's reforms aimed at boosting japan struggling economy his vision of a well here stronger japan came with a lifelong mission to amend the country's pacifist constitution which bars it from hostile acts except in self defense many japanese opposes constitutional changes but he did manage to repeatedly win elections as a result of the stability that he brought the fact that he's won 6 national elections and basically been unopposed and really has shown no sign of losing his power really up until now it is a year. that japan has been well governed has been predictably inconsistently govern for that period and he has managed to translate that into a much more visible role for japan in asia and globally rb strengthen security entry ties with the u.s. making japan one of its closest allies. and despite total disputes he warmed up to regional superpow

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just like mauling at a bone at the dinner table would be embarrassing, try to make the self-centered public discourse a thing of the past by making it something embarrassing to engage in. >> people are often very dissatisfied with parts of the book that i think that maybe this is the people that are friendly to the project are least satisfied with because they want to get those grandstander's. they don't like being told they shouldn't go after them so here is what i tell people when they say this. remember why we are here. remember what th the discourse r and why grandstanding is bad. the point of the discourse is to figure out what is true and then to get people to do what they ought to do. if you go around pointing out what people are grandstanding and try to embarrass them in a way you are getting exactly what he or she wants. you are letting them make the public discourse about themselves. so even if it did work and some people came to see them as a joke or whatever, you would still be getting exactly what they are doing and that is making talk about the wrong thing. >> thank you

we have made payment, we would if school will not open we maul- would rather follow child with payment money to parents of child, let parents do what they have to do include bringing child to another school, whether it is parents or children, people want to get back-to-school, they have to have their life back, some people don't -- democrats don't want schools open because that is where you have polling booths. and that is becoming i think maybe we'll be able to show that as fact. but, that is another thing they are doing to try to keep people away from the polls be we have to look intog that. but it is you have been reading about it i have been reading about it. i don't like it but we would like to see coatin coat schools- schools open. good question. >> mr. president, what is your understanding of how long israel will suspend the west bank annexation plan? >> what do you think? >> we have put our eggs in the basket of peace, a agreement with emirates nail down the details. then we'll extrapolate that to the region. how long that takes? i can't tell you, we prioritize peace. over the