redness at the side of injection and some of the ones with the really highest dose may have had more morse what we call a systemic problems of. sin and and and malays and that sort of thing but overall they handled it pretty well so that's good news and they also report that they developed antibodies which we would expect and they also developed what are called neutralizing antibodies which of the type of antibody need to protect against the virus the big question that we really haven't seen is the amount of neutralizing antibodies because we know from laboratory animal experiments including ours for the vaccine we're developing you need a lot of that neutralizing antibody and all we know is they're saying it's roughly equivalent to the amount that's found in patients who are unfit previously infected with the virus and terms of neutralizing antibody and there's a report coming out from the week before from my colleagues at the rockefeller university in new york saying that's not a lot of neutralizing antibodies so it's a little bit of a confusing muddled message and it'll sort out once we

they have to make sure that they comply with those requirements just like mister morse explain to you making sure people have those face masks, they're also doing a little bit of physical distancing now as far as the bars and the wineries and wine tasting menus on here those are not going to open just yet that will be until stage 3 the governor thinks will see that happening around mid-june possibly. but for now reporting in napa rain rv kron latest. >>for the first time since coronavirus want down the country all 50 states are now partially reopen it's been a rough 2 months without. >>you know normal operations is is is not easy in the restaurant business. each state relaxing restrictions at different rates and georgia. >>people socially distance as they work out, but in nevada jim's must still stay that's prompting the owners of a los vegas cross fit to organize a peaceful as they rally to reopen we need people to realize that this is a reality that's crushing families. >>crushing our family and it's tough to guide the reopening the cdc released a detailed roadmap for places like sc

going to be opening today have to make sure that they comply with those requirements just like mister morse explain to you making sure people have those face masks, they're also doing a little bit of physical distancing now as far as the bars and the wineries and wine tasting menus on here those are not going to open just yet that will be until stage 3. the governor thinks will see that happening around mid-june possibly but for now reporting in napa rain rv kron 4 news. >>we have a new page on our website kron 4 dot com called yes we're open a list of restaurants and dining options for takeout or delivery in the bay area, restaurant owners can submit their business to be added to the list viewers can search for places near them. the head of the federal justice department's civil rights division is telling governor newsome that his plan to reopen california is discriminating against churches arguing that despite the pandemic newsome should allow some in person worship church services mostly being limited to online. the governor says however that religious institutions could start welcoming

a little change on wednesday, then morse on thursday into friday. that will be the warmest day. hoping for some 90s and the interior. the cooldown starts sunday takes us into next week. >>> >> new nurses who can't find a job, during a pandemic. why they feel shut out at a time where their skills are needed the most. ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. >>> >> freezing positions or refusing to hire new nurses. investigative reporter brooke rose investigates that story. >> remake nursing jobs in the bay area were competitive. while the governor is calling for nursing schools to fast track students, nurses who already completed school, but just have limited experience are getting passed over. >> i wanted to become a nurse ever since my first son was born. he was born small so he was sent straight to the nicu. the nurses there treated us so w

you often say, you know -- not quite go fly a kite, but the tip vote is morse's -- is more susceptiblen you are changing vote. >> the job is to get to it. we are not here to spin out theory. we're here to decide things, the job is to decide, we decide. opinionce alito has the of the court this morning. >> this is our moment. the guy from reuters is always the most pushy to get through because he wants to get on the wire service. you better get out of his way. the rest of us dictate or write. >> you remain with the issues on monday. >> here. >> the supreme court public information office simply says, here is the material, make of it what you will. we will make sure that you have the material, and that is an enormously invaluable function. it is also very nice not to have the sense that somebody is trying to spin you. >> i personally like to go up and hear the opinion announced from the bench. i like the pageantry of that. i like to hear the justice himself or herself announce what is in the opinion. then i race down the stairs to the court press area, where we all have our laptops set u

union we have provided guidance member states on want to needs to be done by 2 what the of the out the morse of the country is how we informally know this guidance quite well and the results are clear that there's quite a bit of success and as far as implementing the guidance is concerned in the case of your ground if you knew that the guidance has been coming from the government it has been very much in line with public health or you see public health science around that money out the x. and this has that is a. numbers of. those who are infected being identified quickly and their high solution i mean effective to limit the spread within the country so when a country understands public health science what needs to be done not what stage of the outbreak that is a whole is good if you blink then it hits unities you odd because it hasn't it's a bit of it so starting early is key something that we literally not used. there is a measure that effectively are known to work and the useful information to the public that. neither are the other or if the public has been and. the measures taken then the

described as economic poets of the recession at the crisis what policies haven't passed through the morse thus far i think all governments have in don't prepare it to engage in quota of borrowing in order to sustain the economy so fiscal rules have been abandoned i think the governments have learned from the financial crisis is exactly what was needed then but it was suddenly easier because we had one problem to deal with the banking system trying to avoid the credit crunch from causing huge financial instability that was more easily handle that this is quite unprecedented because we have it both ways that we're not. trying to expand mt which is the who trying to do then what we're trying to do now is sustain the population and this is this why we're pushing demand and supply downward sentiment but this is quite unprecedented for central banks to be buying us on the scale but would you say it's justified given the unprecedented nature of the economic crisis are completely about illusions to fight who must remember that the european central bank has been doing this for a long period of tim

i just don't like the fact that morse. i hate it i mean when someone for speed would be. plenty loud from my heart but i want to break that ring when i want a mom or a mom or. i don't like i'm stubborn as well so i did as a result. of. the aftermath of the tsunami also so the arrival of various international aid organizations in the region thanks to his english speaking skills because soon found was. that contact with foreign is ended up changing her life. she fell in love with a disaster aid worker from switzerland they got married and had a child. today the woman who once attended an islamic school as a child sees herself as a citizen of the world she divides her time between subang and switzerland and between sharia law and western abundance. back home she runs a hotel that has won many awards most of her guests are foreigners while most of her employees all single women. so many women suffer and in my place especially where we can kind of and talk i can't even make decision about my own marriage i cannot even make decision of my study because we are a woman everything

negative 6 pioneer for napa and the coolest temperatures mostly up there in the north they'll deliver morse trailing by good 10 degrees behind. 6 degrees behind also down the san jose so off to a cooler start and not much happens today. so plan on lots of sunshine going on just a little known as we get into tuesday, although we're in a general warming trend may be a little bit of a thicker marine layer by tuesday afternoon evening interesting enough that only delays are warming however were expected to warm up probably by wednesday thursday kind of interesting what happens there. for wednesday morning. but again wednesday and thursday look to be the warmest states and the bunch, mostly sunny, mild to warm for today 70's for the bay, a token 80 or so inland. for the week ahead of the coast, mostly sunny and mild but some coastal clouds tomorrow night. and wednesday morning 60's warming to the 70's by thursday now and this week in london, warming quickly 90 or so by thursday, then backing off a little bit to the 80's for the weekend. look at the overall forecast for the region, 66 san francis

mark morris decided to create the 1st person correction pet food still recognizable today at a time morse was critical of pet foods for lacking quality ingredients and he wanted to make a superior product backed by scientific research he teamed up with canning manufacturer burton hill to fulfill his vision. the result became what we know today as science diet sold in that marion offices all across the country. but in 2013 the wall street journal reported hills was starting to see its profits decline because consumers no longer identified with their ingredients. science diet has since refocused on rebranding their image as more natural creating new product lines and shying away from controversial in rendered ingredients the national renders association argues that they're providing a necessary role when it comes to the recycling of animal carcasses. if there wasn't anywhere to put the animal waste from the human food industry where would it go in the earth in the air. in the ocean. it all has to go somewhere. we have a huge quality control problem meaning the quality. gradient coming into

annual government but now it seems that there are stuck wasn't morse's with this result when we saw many many reasons . on our own sources even then we're having. this region. and this route. but. many that only he's relying on lease and it is a source of nifty as he may sort of ease it needs for a bit. of the other relativity in the. illustration and once one hour in the room the role of a foreign worker a migrant worker in say a gulf country or even in the us is often portrayed as one who takes from that country and sends their money to their home country but how important are they to the mechanism the mechanics of the host country that they're in how do they make how important are they to the working of the economy. so you know there are different kinds of migration from india the skilled workers who go abroad they had a very samey skilled and unskilled workers the kind of jobs that say maybe the people invest ish i don't want to do like you know the menial job the construction jobs etc so they're very important because they have a conveyed no villages in fact as would be pointed out

so there are different radio receivers, transmitters, morse code receptors, even some original photos of the barn and the listening post that i can walk you through right here. there is a very good history of the woman's role at the time everything from helping to defend our nation to what they do today, flying the playing and doing everything else on an as need basis to protect american homes. down here is the barn complexion. they say the person that owned this farm was a hand radio operator. and would pick up german communications, japanese communications, broadcasts on his hand radio. the general was astounded that you could listen to these foreign broadcasts here at this location. so they did some surveys and they found out that the topographical area, the granite, it was all a natural receiver. so they would be funneled here and they could be listened to with the right devices. so the pentagon bought the farm from the farmer and it turned into a station that was an active radio communication center from world war two up to the mid 90s after the end of the cold war. here is the o

going through and it's almost like eating dim sum you know a little bit of this i picked up jimmy morse an absolutely live from philadelphia the other night and it is such a groove have you heard that live album lately no i'm not a jim morrison fan. what do you know. what. i think. i don't know if you can hear more since. going to the roadhouse give the whiskey i know a few doors jim morrison songs i like the idea that it's like led zeppelin i like the photo as the. poses a jimi hendrix and robert plant and cool jim morrison but i'm not a huge fan of the sound they make but i love the imagery i'm more of a kiss guy kiss styx kansas the cheesy kind of stuff journey. yeah. all right it's been when you were roadie ferrario speedwagon opened up a steak and my legs are play. too if i was i wasn't ready but i worked in the county for the capital music hall in wheeling west virginia when i was 16 in kansas came through and they did tonight spreadin sarat a 7 o'clock and 10 o'clock show both nights and i was 16 i was just supposed to watch a door so the people didn't come in from the outside a

train some people were not wearing masks and at my station in the suburbs staff were not handing out morse like here you can't socially distance with so many people but for me. normally in metro we're not confined spaces it's just a shame we were at grice a rare mass when the 1st began in france because maybe because of staying home after 2 months of strict lockdown the french government has lifted some restrictions allowing some businesses to resume work as people began to move around paris again traffic returned to the city's famous shells an easy avenue and shops welcomed customers many of the shops on this street are open even though it's not busy there are clearly people out and about enjoying a little bit of freedom but the government says that unless people remain vigilant it could consider re-imposing some restrictions see the use of if the virus begins increasing rapidly again with no control and risking the health of the french people we would be forced to impose confinement measures again either in certain territories or differentiated as we did initially or even more widely if

symptoms of coronavirus in fact have partial or total unknowns mia many of them have experienced just a morse. which is all faction. of fact of fact it comes as no other symptoms no car no fever just i'm not. a fever can be easily detected with a some momentary or thermal graphic camera but not the loss a smell which is highly subjective. now the school of engineering and center of aroma and tasted chiles catholic university have developed an objective test to measure it. the kid consists of 6 extremely familiar aromas a person is asked to identify sri you can fail the test and not be infected but you can't pass if you are says professor i will see and then you can isolate the person that shows some of the. fact that these functions corroborate this person. and the. team we went to try it out so i've always prided myself over having a good sense of smell but now we're going to see. one of those all correct so i passed the test and thank god and the amazing thing about this is that it's not only very very quick it's extremely inexpensive about $0.30 per test which means that it's a very viable

do it as safely as possible so let me see it out how we would do that on thursday this week retail morse cafes restraints cinemas and other public spaces including playgrounds and gyms can reopen the u.k. prime minister has laid out the 1st steps to easing coronavirus lockdown measures boris johnson and els to a new virus alert system and says people will be allowed to spend more time outdoors but with the highest death toll in europe johnson's latest plan for the u.k. is already attracting criticism paul brennan has more from london. the site of people basking in sunny parks and strolling along the river thames this weekend offered just a snapshot of the wider reality the 7 weeks after they were introduced the u.k.'s stay at home restrictions had stopped being strictly observed or strictly enforced now there is a new public health slogan stay at home ditched in favor of the new mantra stay alert there's also a 5 level alert system that will govern how quickly the lockdown can be eased the prime minister's priority is to find ways of getting people back to work the 1st step is a change o

suspected cases people are being told to continue wearing masks in crowded places like supermarkets and morse let's go over to katrina you she's live for us from beijing so what does this mean in terms of those fears of perhaps a 2nd 3rd or further waves then. well this doesn't mean that those fears are gone by any measures so a milestone today no new cases that means no imported cases no asymptomatic cases according to official figures but china is not out of the woods yet we do know that there are at least 2 active clusters of the corinna virus 5 or 6 cases were identified some weeks ago in one hand the at the center of the outbreak and that's a citywide testing schemes are millions have been tested in the last few weeks and perhaps more worrying for authorities is a cluster in jilin province which is in china's north east and there have been more than 100 cases identified there recently and actually 2 small cities have been put into lockdown. lockdown with some residential compound sealed off and travel restricted in and out of those cities are definitely while it is a good very good news

is sort of one table if you will all be at the virtual one of course if that goes now goes back to morse to more control of the single states and more variety in.

sort of to one table if you will all be at the virtual one of course if that goes now goes back to morse to more control of the single states and more variety in restrictions in how far would that become difficult or why would that be a bad thing. well of course we run the risk anyway by in relaxing restrictions as a race skull that you could increase the chance of seeing another spike in the number of current virus cases here in germany there are also new reports out that perhaps up to 10 times more people than previously thought actually currently have been as well infected by coronavirus here in germany many of them thought not to be showing symptoms so there's lots of variables still to take into consideration here and then of course you have to deal with the different states of course there is the advantage that different states can take a more targeted approach those be more worst hit perhaps they might not open their restaurants as early. as the restrictions on restaurants as early as some other states that haven't been so badly hit by the coronavirus pandemic but of course then t

and he is given a bunch of enigma intercepts, radio messages that have been intercepted and in morse code and written down. this is one of the things i regard as being one of the top three codebreaking achievements of the 20th century. and he's the first of the top three to do this. he manages to turn the problem of the wiring of the enigma machine and its coding rotors into a set of mathematical equations. in permutation theory -- permutation theory is a horror. some of us loved algebra in high school, some of us didn't. you remember if you multiply both sides by two, then five minutes later you can divide both sides by two and end up in the same place. now, i want you to imagine trying to do that with unboiled eggs. okay. so you take some eggs out of the fridge. you divide them by two. and now multiply them by two. do you get back to where you started? no, you don't. no, you don't. you have to call the cleaners urgently. okay? this is what permutation theory is like. permutation theory works like eggs. they don't work like algebra. but he had been taught permutation theory in the m

there were nor more tickets that really shores the appetite for people wanting to go to disneyland morse rides will be or been but they're also current of hours caviar for example they'll be social distancing measures for people lining up people have to wear masks at all times and some parades and performances will also be cancelled and for the chinese government this is good news or trying to sew a sort of use this reopening as a symbolic measure to say that china really has the upper hand over the virus now and trying to express some confidence not only towards the people here in china but also of the world trying to sort of set itself as an example of how the economy can recover after krone virus measures have been pulled back. more than 80000 middle school students are back in class in the chinese capital they're preparing for high school entrance exams and students must present valid health codes in a 2 week record of their movements on their cellphones reluctant to school about 50000 high school students return to clubs in beijing last month. saudi arabia is calling them painful bu

[morse code leaves] >> the message is received by a commercial radio station, which related by telephoneest marine hospital. >> this man apparently has acute tonsillitis. give 10 grains of aspirin every three hours. report progress in 12 hours. >> a merchant seamen may have been suddenly attacked by illness on approaching port. the medical officers of the hospital are notified by radio. an ambulance is sent to the dock to meet the boat. the patient is taken off vessel on a stretcher. he is placed in the ambulance and rushed to the marine hospital. on arriving, he is taken directly to the ward for examination and diagnosis. the medical officers examine him carefully and with the aid of the history of the case they make their diagnosis. it is definitely acute appendicitis. the patient must be operated on at once. he is taken to the operating room, where the troublesome appendix is removed. ♪ ♪ (music) an act of congress requires the medical care in adderall correction institute be furnished by the public health service. prisoners are given thorough physical examinations -- eye, ear, nose,

the memory alive is crucial it seems that in europe the shock of the holocaust of this genocide the morse and genocide in history. kind of silenced those people who refused to learn the lesson and it seems not 75 years later for many people do know the lesson there are those who never knew the lesson and now want to speak. in a loud voice about. you know denying the holocaust belittling the holocaust. so while some people are saying you know we've learned nothing that's not true humanity has learnt a lot it doesn't mean that all of humanity has learnt everything. and so even standing in a place like this i'm hopeful. because you just see the numbers of people visiting today. gives hope that they will be changed when they leave how can you be the same person. michael she tricks on call an austrian jew from vienna was a prisoner and else fits henry starr was brought there in august 944 on 1 of the last deportation trains from the german concentration camp at that in today's czech republic when i saw what it did to some of us. the platform of its. slaughter. a. shot of the earth came down li

and they with kettle drum was do the first five notes of beethoven's fifth which in morse code is v for who grew up and lived through a war, you had to do things like, you had to wear masks as a child. you had government imposed lockdowns that you and your family had to adhere to. was in a different sentiments than there is now in terms of listening to the government and doing what is best for the population at large? >> well, i was a little girl and i did what i was told. but i really do think that what was similar. and i would love to talk about in a bit, is that the people had no control over where the bombs fell. they only had control over their behavior. and i think people did do what they were told to do. we spent the night in the cellar of the apartment building that we lived in. my father when we moved out of london was an air raid warden. and you know, they had blackouts. and everything. and i think people did what they were told to do. and their behavior made all the difference. >> trevor: do you think there st a reason we've seen such a shift in how people don't trust their g

morse, theamuel inventor of the telegraph who preferred to be known as a portrait painter.the reagan administration, we acquired john adams in the lower right by trumbull. the collection was consistent in mrs. kennedy's activity. here is the green room when she started decorating it, is still have the green fabric of the truman renovation. she started adding the federal style furniture from about 1800. here are two views of that room. here is a black-and-white picture of the wall that shows the daniel webster sofa she cited, in the upper right-hand corner. there was a wonderful baltimore card table, one of my favorite pieces because of the incredible inlays and veneering. both of these pieces had not been used in the house for a while so we selected them as examples of the perfection of what mrs. kennedy was doing at the time and they are now in our exhibit when she was -- exhibit. when she was finished with the room, she put silk on the walls with a proper period rug. burenis the angelica van portrait she cited in the tour, over the fireplace when she gave the tour. other

. >>> across the country, officials take pressure to reopen as morse dates ease restrictions. more details after the break. >> a summertime pattern in place . upper 50s and upper 90s for inland. it details on the current conditions and a cool down coming our way. coming up. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit much of the u.s. is starting to lift restrictions that were put in place to slow the spread of the coronavirus. date still have stay-at-home orders in place are facing increased pushback. this all comes as help experts investigate and illness among children with possible ties to the coronavirus. >>> business is getting underway across the country but several states have extended stay-at-home orders, some for several more weeks. they are now facing pressure to reopen. oregon churches are suing governor kate brown, over orders that they say are const unconstitutional. >> churchgoers are not wanting to let their rights be infringed upon indef

samuel morse, who invent the the telegraph. madison by vandelin.nd then in the ragan administration, we acquired john adams. so we have been adding portraits to the collection consistent with mrs. kennedy's interest in that activity. there is the green room. when she had started decorating it. it still had the ref green fabric of the true man renovation. they carved it with presidential seal on it, and she started adding the federal style furniture of the period of about 1800. two views of that room. here is a black and white picture of the wall that shows the daniel webster sofa that she cited. that is the sofa in the upper right-hand corner. there is a wonderful baltimore card table, one of my favorite pieces because of the incredible inlays and veneering on this piece. both of these pieces have not been used in the house 0 for a while. we selected them as our examples of the perfection of what mrs. kennedy was doing at the tile and they are in our gallery right now. when she got finished with the room, she installed this wall fabric on the walls

on depoliticize on danzig heights in ny keep in psych the cyber criminality for good as a till this morse internet based on people mostly given fester to dust in it get. told how to negate get minutes to will list them and i know because it's an elemental that. germany also looks to l.c.c. to stem the tide of migrants and refugees leaving the middle east and africa for your. chancellor merkel offered l.c.c. a $500000000.00 aid package to essentially close off the egyptian to. to get us filing down to take notes also pubescence of all the lung cancer. under lung it's off us disease i think that's the underlying well 1st of all starts are you after a 2nd long. intense he sent. critics warn that egypt may use the migration issue to exert pressure on your peers i inhibit after i decided to warn for the whole book so lawson about this here i can modest mr fire on a group now and in person or corporates who are often i look there's a good chance of you and buzz off the it i was always under speech to try to give a fork so now introduced in service of our teachers in one i'm getting the i know i

so there are different radio receivers, transmitters, morse code receptors. even some original photos of the barn and the listening post that i can walk you through right here. back in world war ii and the cold war era, women, as well as men, were serving here as radio operators and receivers. gives a very good history of the women's role in the military at the time. everything from helping to defend our nation to what they do today, flying the planes and doing everything else on a as-needed basis to help protect america at home. right down here is the barn complex. prior to it becoming a listening post. and the story goes that the farmer who owned this farm was a ham radio operator. and he would pick up german communications and japanese communications and italian taxi communications broadcasting on his ham radio. he invited one of his friends over who's in the military, a general at the pentagon. the general was astounded that you could listen to these foreign broadcasts here at this location. so they did some surveys and found out that the topographical ar

and then, you know - [ mumbling ] [ laughter ] it's like you're speaking in morse code i don't understand insane >> tariq: and then, you know, she spits out the tooth paste, and it's like, "what time did you leave us last night? and i'm like, "what do you mean what time did i leave you? like, i'm still-- i didn't abandon my family. like, i awakened and i left the room i started the day. like, what time did i leave you? and then, you know, when i leave the room -- actually, she's never like bothered. she's never worried about what time anything happens unless it's my time like, when it's her time, she's allergic to time but, if it's me, it's like, "what time did you wake up what time did you leave? what time is the show today? what time do you guys get done?" like, you know, what time, what time, what time? but if we have to be somewhere, say, at 5:30, we're leaving the house at 5:45. you know what i'm saying [ laughter ] and it's like, come on, man. like she's allergic to time otherwise. i don't know, man. it's crazy, crazy. you know, i mean, like me, i'm never late for anything. i'm alwa

going to be opening today have to make sure that they comply with those requirements just like mister morse explain to you making sure people have those face masks, they're also doing a little bit of physical distancing now as far as the bars and the wineries and wine tasting menus on here those are not going to open just yet that will be until stage 3. the governor thinks will see that happening around mid-june possibly but for now reporting in napa radar harvey kron 4 news okay baby steps reyna thanks a lot for that live report from napa. >>and continue our coverage on schools in the state 6 california school districts, including san francisco and oakland say the governor newsom's proposed budget cuts could delay the reopening of their schools. the governor has proposed a $14 billion in cuts because of e coronavirus at least half of those cuts are coming from public schools. the oakland and san francisco's unified school district's join 4 other districts in the state including la and san diego to write a letter to lawmakers saying that schools need more money not less of their to reopen s

do it as safely as possible so let me see it out how we will do that on thursday this week retail morse cafes restraints cinemas and other public spaces including playgrounds and gyms can reopen schuman who say they were exploited for working on chinese fishing vessels have returned home to indonesia after the deaths of 4 crew members the indonesian government is launching a joint investigation with beijing but worker advocates are skeptical as you know washington reports from jakarta after 13 months working on the high seas these indonesian fishermen are relieved to come home but some of their fellow crew members never got that chance at least for died while working for the dolly and ocean fishing company in recent months one died in hospital but others died on board the chinese vessels the fishermen say their bodies were thrown into the pacific ocean crewmembers told al-jazeera what they endured on the ship. our salary was meant to be $300.00 a month but in reality i received $120.00 for the whole 13 months just finished our food was the same as fish bait for tuna it was reading me. t

>>morse is going to be out for spam flores is going to tell us about the hot weather. >>yeah guys it is really going to be hot around the bay area you can imagine, you know people in the east bay, maybe they've got an air conditioner and they're used to dealing with the heat but you get into places like san francisco when it gets hot, they have to open up the windows of the can't cool often they want to go outside i think that's what we're looking at some very hot temperatures coming our way as high pressure really kind of settles in the latter part of the weekend and the holiday scorching heat there's no getting around it building ridge of high pressure going to send these temperatures soaring it feels warm up tomorrow a little bit more on sunday and then really going to be bacon as we get into monday as those temperatures going to soar in the valleys 90's probably some triple digit heat as we get into the middle of next week. and even if the coast line temperatures up the 1780's and then i we're not going to feel a whole lot of relief it's not going to cool down the

train some people were not wearing masks and at my station in the suburbs staff were not handing out morse like here you can't socially distance with so many people but you don't need to call me. in metro we're not confined spaces it's just a shame we were advised to wear mass in the 1st began in france because maybe they could've been staying home after 2 months of strict lockdown the french government has lifted some restrictions allowing some businesses to resume work as people began to move around paris again traffic returned to the city's famous shells an easy avenue and shops welcomed customers many the shops on this street are open even though it's not busy there are clearly people out and about enjoying a little bit of freedom but the government says that unless people remain vigilant it could consider re-imposing some restrictions see the use of virus begins increasing rapidly again with no control and risking the health of the french people we would be forced to impose confinement measures again either in certain territories or differentiated as we did initially or even more wide

"don't even imply that i'm blinking out a different message in morse code. call the police."at? i said good for dr. fauci. i don't care if he is being pressured. say anything sir, do anything to stay in that room. don't leave us alone with the bad man! so, it was a two-and-a-half- hour-long, insane, emotional, misinforming, propagandistic press conference. but at least this reporter asked the question that was on all of our minds: >> what's happening?! >> stephen: folks, we have got a show for you tonight. i'll get in my pajamas with the great cate blanchett and cbs news chief medical correspondent, dr. jon lapook is here to answer your questions about the pandemic. but, when we return, bernie, biden, barack. it's on! stick around. ♪ ♪ you ready for this? boost mobile has a new upgraded network!!! eeeeyyoooooouuuu!!! get ready for a stronger signal, faster speeds and more coverage. so you can do more of this... a little bit of that... and a lot of whatever this is... boost mobile has changed the game! get a new upgraded network and get ready to change yo life!!! step up with

robert morse had been the treasury secretary during the confederation period and according to myths, moore's declines and encourage washington to pick hamilton for the treasury secretary. which probably would've been a second choice anyway it was a natural fit. washington knew that he needed someone to a diplomatic experience and have relationships with people in foreign nations to serve as the second estate, and hamilton had not had any of that experience, have not been in those positions. that definitely would not have happened. actually it was really madisons encouragement that washington listen to when he picked jefferson to be the secretary of state. >> the next question, i was in the creation of the cabinet written into the constitution? that's a good question because the british had informed of the cabinet and the british system influence, so why didn't you buy the cabinet into the constitution? >> thank you very much for answering that question, or asking that question. the delegates at the constitutional convention were very concerned about there being a group of advisers ar

officially tries to present or market itself as a broker in this conflict and basically it official morse credits line is that it doesn't support it one side or another it maintains open and close relations with all parties well the conflicts. and also it's arrived in also with militants from misrata and also we've tried from our we via which makes it to be unique in the way a unit act which can talk with all parties to the conflicts of course the wagner group has been seen as a front for the russian government to conduct military operations without taking responsibility for them why do you think russia is approaching that kind of policy in libya as opposed to more covert military presence as they have going on in syria for example. well the moscow fischler denies any military presence on the ground in libya have been. but a lot of reports on a. presence it's hard to deny that it's it is there but it's the biggest question now is the scale of its presence so. uses this tactics because probably it it is easier to have a private military growth operating on the ground and it's not the 1st a