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so there's loads of problems in their proposals plus all the things they left out, which nance mentioned some of them. >> -- nancy mentioned some of them. >> suffice it to say we hope we would be able to reach an agreement. we clearly do not have shared values. having said that, we just want to see if we can find some common ground to go forward. but we're not at that place yet. i have nine grandchildren as you may heard me say, again and again, how long does it take me to start talking about my grandchildren? he has one, noah, and he talks about him all the time. almost two years old but mine are older and they are from grade school to college. and one of them is in public school in san francisco. and this is just disparity and if you want to go remote learning, do kids have the equipment to do so and the rest? it takes money to do that. i have another son-in-law in another state who is a public school teacher, children with disabilitys and the rest. and that takes another special kind of money to get it done. so if they want to open up schools, they have to do it safely, but if they wa

new restrictions when nance this week including increasing fines for not wearing masks limiting the number of people in public areas and restaurants. it appears like a dish of the 1st shift done little bit who had just reopened this fish restaurant in tel aviv you don't know if you're going to work tomorrow or in our. last. bend it was very surprising. this time we're more ready for that. but still the uncertainty very. confusing another prolonged lockdown might still be on the cards a dismal prospect for most israelis who thought the worst was over the over. and israelis aren't alone of course that threat is on the press and how do we deal with that steven taylor is professor and clinical psychologist and the department of psychiatry at the university of british columbia in vancouver and he's also the author of the psychology of pandemics preparing for the next global outbreak of infectious diseases it's so good to have you with us let me start by asking you do you cope with the pandemic. well it's important to set a structure for yourself and to set realistic expectations as we know thos

think we're going in the right direction we are very much impressed with the european union's comments nance saw climate change you don't hear this and then their authors are a great opportunity to educate the public and to educate france in. emerging markets one day need to do something on this one exchange front and i think that's where the european me union is seeking to leave including you know nice action on that front we underestimate massively that this is their historical moment even though the small you know the fact that we want to avoid at any costs a repeat of the greek crisis it's something that is major for europe the problem or at least be issued not to some too naive of the mystic is we going to have to sustain efforts for years to come this is the easy part to take the insurance policy and say we're going to do whatever it takes you know come the phoebe we're going to do whatever it takes from the government that's the easy part now to save some low cost exports from china the world is overrun with steel that's bad news for countries where steel production makes up an import

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think we're going in the right direction we are very much impressed with the european union's comments nance saw climate change and he said this and then it also starts great opportunity to educate the public and to educate firms in energy markets underneath to do something of an exchange front and i think that's where the european me union is taking to me including you know he's actually on their side we understand it must be really that this is their historical moment even though small you know the fact that we want to avoid at any costs a repeat of the greek crisis is something that is major for europe the problem or at least be issued on to some to now you bob to mystic is you we going to have to sustain efforts for years to come this is the easy part to take the insurance policy and say we're going to do whatever it takes you know come the c b we're going to do whatever it takes from the government that's the easy part. let's get you up to date now on some of the other stories making the news this hour brazil's health ministry has recorded more than 2000000 coronavirus cases is another

just how much the nance cake has changed only becomes apparent in daylight. to new. the rich green step landscape has given way to the ok colored infinity of the gobi desert. covering some 1000000 300000 square kilometers it is the largest desert in asia. the desert city of st sound is about 250 kilometers southeast of chair and long the trans mongolian railway almost 40 kilometer his further on in the eastern gobi desert as we come to from our ministry which the mongolians also call how marine heat. the 19th century complex is an important center for mongolian but as i'm. going to marry is a buddhist monk who travels on the night train from milan bought are several times a month. he says it's an escape from the confines of the. and that it was only here in this barren and empty expensed that he became aware of the connection between freedom and mongolian identity it's true that the word freedom for me means responsibility and still if we have freedom we must deal with the responsibility in the extra time free from a chink. but instead of pumping my chest i'm trying

we expended on hillary's emails the one who predicted the russian mess is the one and only malcolm nance. author of "the plot to betray america. is this the fourth anniversary >> four years this week. >> four years, yeah. >> i just -- >> four years. >> i find it absolutely amazing. >> it is amazing i'd like to say it's been a fun four years but it's actually been disaster after disaster after disaster and you have been able to predict them going forward. i'm almost afraid to ask you what you think is going to happen from here because donald trump is in trouble in the polls he's struggling to beat joe biden in any polls that i have seen so far. and, you know, typically, if somebody is an autocrat, don't they get more dangerous, and what do you think as we go forward? >> i think it was clint watts who said the most dangerous period in american history might be from november 4th until january 21st, 2021 who knows what a cornered autocrat will do i know it's been relatively easy to predict his behaviors because he will do whatever is the worst and as we have seen in portland, oregon and has

. >>> and pg&e is suing the district over an ordinary nance that bans it from performing non-emergencywhen the fire danger is high. pg&e will argue that the fire district doesn't have the authority to enforce the rule, because that power lies with the california public utilities commission. >>> two airlines are now cracking down on mask requirements. southwest is basically saying you must wear a mask, period. there are no more exceptions. the company says if someone isn't able to cover their face, they simply will not be able to fly with their airline. that policy goes into effect monday. it does not apply to kids under the age of two. at the same time united airlines is extending its mask requirements starting tomorrow. all passengers will have to wear a mask a ticket counters, gates, lounges and baggage areas. of course in addition for the plane itself. or they risk a flight ban. >>> a different way to watch movies is coming to san francisco and it is on the water. floating cinema allows you to watch movies in socially distant boats. the tickets require you purchase the whole boat to

. >> let's listen to the mother of army specialist isaiah nance who was killed in summer in afghanistan at the time this bounty system was in place according to public reporting. let's listen to what she has to say. >> i would like to know if the white house was informed, if they did know about this. it seems as though they did. and, you know, why wasn't anything done or precautions taken? and why weren't we notified? i just want to know what was done, if they knew? did they do anything? what was done? and now like what is going to be done now that you know. the mom in me aches for everyone who has suffered. >> congressman, do you believe that gold star mother will get answers to those questions? >> she will from people in congress like myself and many on the democratic side who have been seeking answers for so long. you know, i really thank her son and her family for their service. and my pledge to them is that, you know, we'll never be able to bring her son back, but the best way to honor those on the bottle field right now is to do all we can every day to keep them safe, to protect t

. >> we're joined now by malcolm nance, analyst and author. welcome to the program west played a small part of. . much of what the president said was false and not fully worth reairing. what is true, both intelligence overseen by the administration and these independent reports found this russian plot. how rare is it for the president to say the underlying intelligence isn't believable? >> the president retains the option of believing the information that is put in front of him. there's an old intelligence saying. we can give you intelligence but we can't make you think. we produce within the intelligence community. the people in the national security apparatus and in this position, the national command authority, the president, he must consume this information. donald trump refuses to consume the information. he doesn't want to read it. he doesn't want it read to him. he thinks his own internal gut is better than the 100,000 people and the near $100 billion that is spent every year in order to check this information. so there is been no other

are are you thinking any differently nance the young man who was stand iing on that podi with your fistr? are you seeing this national reckoning any differently? does it make you think any differently today? >> well, you know, we have a great accomplishment to to try to bring about systemic racism isn't a disease. it's running rampant not just here in the united states. i had a vision 52 years ago to bring attention to the plight of people of color in the united states. i have seen other countries around the world where it might have been a difference as well if in materials of how black people are perceive d in the united states. so we thought it was time to put this in the public eye for the public to be aware and raise their voices. maybe our projection was a little wrong because society wasn't ready to jive as a system relative to racism. like us said 52 years ago, you think he's bad based on his actions, wait for the next generation. kaepernick is here now and received the same type of hate mail, the same your pushing too fast, give us time, your day is coming. the same rhetoric th

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malcolm nance, nbc terror analyst and author of a few books. thanks to both of you.demic is putting humanity to the test and the leader of the world health organization says a lack of leadership and unity is worse than the virus itself. i wonder who he could be referring to? d be referring to ♪ ♪all strength ♪we ain't stoppin' believe me♪ ♪go straight till the morning look like we♪ ♪won't wait♪ ♪we're taking everything we wanted♪ ♪we can do it ♪all strength, no sweat >>> because they have failed to make the requested and greatly needed reforms, we will be today terminating our relationship with the world health organization and redirecting those funds to other worldwide and deserving urgent global public health needs. >> president trump announced his plans to withdraw the united states from the world health organization back in may. now the white house has officially notified congress and the united nations of its decision which could take up to a year to implement. pardon me. trump has faced swift pushback from not only members of congress, but also from the directo

. >> reporter: others believe that the ordinary nance should be tougher. >> i don't think it has enough restaurant in downtown napa. he favored it in the planning stages but is disappointed by the lack of active enforcement. >> it is a waste of time at that point. we're the enforcers still may m feel better, it doesn't do anything for us. it doesn't change the situation. >> reporter: still the ordinance puts napa into the rapidly glowing column of california counties adding financial penalties for not using masks as part of social distancing. so mask up, like it or not. in napa, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> let's talk about what is going on weather-wise. and we'll start with some neighborhood temperatures. we'll roll on down to the south bay where it is mostly clear this morning. you can see a lot of uer0s to near 60. mountain view at about we have also brentwood, redwood city 61. rest of us in the mid to upper 50s. here is a look at sfo, let's talk about what is going on there. it is partly cloudy and about 59. we have the small craft advisory for six hours this afternoon north of t

joining me now malcolm nance, the author of the book "the plot to destroy democracy" and mia wiley, a legal analyst. welcome to both of you. mia, i want to start with you. we have two different things going on. we have the continued threat of outside interference, whether actually physical interference or through influence campaigns. and then we have the president who is warning us that mail-in ballots is illlegitimate, subject to fraud and suggesting in advance in 10 t2 days he may not accept the result. >> he will lie, cheat and steal to win an election. we already know that. we have an impeachment process with even republicans acknowledging that the president had done wrong by seeking outside foreign investigations of his opponent joe biden in order to sully joe biden's reputation. we have got the hush money payments to storm y daniels. we know one of the things he was trying to do was prevent the public disclosure of stormy daniels' story about him. we know from the robert mueller report that he was eager. we have witnesses who have testified in court that he was eager and before

giants are selling cutouts for $99 for nance who do not have season tickets. pay 149 will have cutouts placed on the first base side and get an outgraphed photo. if a foul ball hits one of the cutouts the owner would receive the signed baseball so this is the one time where you want to get hit in the face by a baseball i guess. chris, i want to know is your cutout there. have they got a chris alvarez cutout? they certainly should. >> larry beal one is here and a whole section with 100 larry beals and no chris alvarezes, very odd. you know, what seeing it here in person i think it's pretty school instead of seeing 50,000 seats empty and they have different ads and signs so in an odd way there feels like there's a game here. >> we'll let you sit in the beal section but just for an exhibition game. >> thank you. >> spencer, what do you think of the cutout idea? >> you know, i really like it now that you've given me more details about how it works. how it gets hit by any ball. you get to get the ball in it. it's kind of a good idea and next best thing to being the

attorney and senior fbi official, and malcolm nance, counter intelligence analyst.did you make of the struggle, the struggle for william barr to answer that question? >> utterly stunning but also not unexpected. look, this man tows the party line. his job is to cover for the president. there's one thing that i learned in all my time when i was at the national security agency and listening to people talk. the first thing that comes out of their mouth is the truth. the second time when he said absolutely not was the lie. he really does not have a problem with this. he is working in the interest of donald trump. and i'm sure when they sit down and couch these conversations they have, they try to find justifications like it's not actual foreign assistance if the russians give it to an american and an american uses it. this is where donald trump is going to try to finesse all of the assistance he's calling for, whether it's saudis, north koreans, which is a real threat that we need to watch out for. the chinese who i think are not as much threat as the russians. or the v

forces, what they call a green on blue attack, as -- as army specialist isaiah nance's mother said thereintelligence officials tell the a.p. they are looking closely at attacks like that in afghanistan last year, to determine in attacks could be linked to bounties put on american soldiers reportedly offered to the taliban by russia. now, to be clear, ms. gregoire has no idea if her son's death in afghanistan was connected to any of these said bounties. that's just it, she has no idea and neither do the families of other american families -- among the deadly events american intelligence officials are specifically investigating as possibly related to these russian bounties for american bodies is a car bomb attack on an american convoy that killed three u.s. marines in april 2019 near bagram air base. the one -- the mother of one of the marines who died in that attack, 25-year-old corporal robert hendricks told nbc today she just, quote, happened to randomly see the news about the apparent russian payments. she said, quote, i was pretty upset. corporal hendricks' father tells nbc news tonig

i'm joined by congressman swalwell, and malcolm nance, author of "the plot to betray america." i'm going to start with you, malcolm, and then go to the congressman, because you and i have been -- we're now in year five of this conversation about russian interference in the election of 2016. what he's describing in his piece is that almost seems like a test for what they are going to try to do or can do if they wanted to do in 2020. how worried are you, given how right you were about the threat in 2016, about that threat in 2020? >> well, i'm extremely worried, and i was so worried i wrote an entire book about it two years ago. and we've been discussing this on msnbc, as you said, going full-time four years. the thing about russia, as a strategic adversary against the united states, is that they are going to always test the boundaries of what we think our defenses are, and what their offensive capabilities are, and in this case, using asymmetric warfare, or active measures. that is going out and doing a direct attack on american democracy. and then, of course, you step back and

there is a lot of disagreement, there is a lot of disowe nance on the republican side of the aisle. house speaker nancy pelosi knows. that listen. >> i don't know if they have 51 votes much less 60 votes to do any of that in the senate but i do know, that we haven't heard anything yet, that is, even close to what meets the needs of the american people. reporter: there is disagreement amongst republicans about unemployment insurance which expires later this week. republicans focus on a provision which paid some people more to stay off the job. republican texas senator ted cruz said that provision was a democratic election year ploy. >> if the democrats succeed, their objective, they want tens of millions of people at home alone unemployed, broke, and ticked off because they think that is how they elect joe biden reporter: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell knows it's a struggle to coax republicans to align around one plan. he is buying big time, by pinning delays on democrats. >> i hope this strong proposal will occasion a real response, not partisan cheap shots, not the predicta

. >> clerk: item 11 is the reenactment of the emergency cord nance, ordinance number 33-20, to limit the spread of covid-19 by requiring the city, through service agreements with third parties, to provide staff and maintain rest rooms equipped with toilets and hand washing facilities, pursuant to the charter section 2.107. this matter requires of the affirmative vote of two thirds of the board of supervisors or eight votes for passage. >> president yee: supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: yes. i want to thank the board for hearing this again. this is an emergency ordinance that we put in place a few months ago, and i hope we can all agree that public bathroom access is essential especially during a pandemic, but i know all of the time, and i know that all of us are seeing the benefits of having these public rest rooms available to our residents. they are getting tremendous use at all hours of the day and night, and i hope we can make this the norm in our city where we have dozens and dozens of public rest rooms available all over the city, and that this is misthat he aultimate som

that person of course is nanc jed can as well, christopher columbus is an important figure in the italian-americanke what he did or not, when it comes to some of the bad stuff he did, he is worshiped, he is revered in the italian-american community. it is going to be interesting to see how this cuts when it comes to nancy pelosi. is she going with the mob that is currently taking over the democrat party or is she going to embrace her italian roots? i think we know what the answer is, but sure puts her in a really tricky situation. jedediah: so you know to answer your first question, todd, you have to hold people accountable, each and every time for this. people have gotten away with so much when it comes to cities like new york city, for example, los angeles, as well. the looting, the violence, the destruction. you can't let people get away with that even one time. it sends a message that it is okay. so you can have a problem with christopher columbus. we live in america. we are about to conversation, we are about peaceful protesting. all that is okay. when you suddenly decide that the way that yo