>> james murdoch resigning from the news corp. d of directors with a letter to the board saying that his resignation is due to disagreements of content by the companies news outlets and other decisions. that's in his letter that is submitted to the board included in the s.e.c. filing notable move and speaks to the split within that murdoch family over some of the political content of news corp. >> we know, julia, already there's a family rift of james and his wife and his brother lockland over climate change denialism by fox news and the other outlets and not a surprise with the division. >> perhaps not surprisingly james donated to the trump campaign fund and startups in the world and backing some climate change initiatives as you mentioned. >> thank you mike, comment on news corp.? >> yeah. so, you know, one of the things that news corp. is contending with isn't just the news department but obviously they have some challenges in other areas of the business including issues related to sports that are just a by-product of the prepo

james murdoch, rupert murdoch' s son, has resigned from the board of news corp., citing disagreement tent and other strategic decisions. news, the owns fox wall street journal and other assets. ♪ assets. ♪ david: building a bridge, but is it to recovery or an economic bridge to nowhere? this is bloomberg wall street week. i'm david westin. this week, special contributor larry summers of harvard. starbucks ceo kevin johnson. gm's cfo. >> we are cautiously optimistic on the recovery of the industry overall. and clearly, a very fluid environment. david: michael parolee of jp morgan. gdp will be of 5% or below. we believe there will be permanent damage to the economy. david: former ibm ceo and wall street week contributor sam palma sono. sam:

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abstain was murdered while being held in jail and fear she'll meet the same fate the son owned by news corp and rupert murdoch which also owns fox news quoted an unnamed family friend saying maxwell fears she will be quote bumped off inside the brutal. new york jail which wardens described as a hellhole it's called the metropolitan detention center in brooklyn or m.d.c. brooklyn regaling noel maxwell is inmate number 02879 dash 509 abstain was held at the metropolitan correctional center in lower manhattan where m.c.c. before his lifeless body was found in his jail cell last august the official coroner ruling was suicide by hanging but there have been plenty of theories and even private autopsy reports by the family contending he was murdered why the potential dirt he had on the various rich and powerful friends who may have been involved with his sordid and perverted life of sexually abusing and trafficking young women and teenage girls maxwell is accused of being the person who essentially ran eppstein sex trafficking operation recruiting girls as young as 14 to be sexually abused by both

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for news corp's their government sink into the swamp the russian. oligarchs grant themselves privileges while law enforcement officers oppressed the citizens. now there are daily demonstrations and the financial news governmental. focus on europe's. next d.w. . it's smelly business feeding the world's ever growing population or an agricultural multinationals are appeasing global hunger with cheap meat. impoverished small farmers. estimated ecological systems and an economy dominated by monopolies are the devastating consequences of industrial farming soil muslim. in 45 minutes on d. w. . is for me. is for you. it's for health. beethoven is for 1st. beethoven is for. beethoven is for. me to open is for. beethoven 202250th anniversary year on. a low and a warm welcome to focus on europe i'm liable oh it's nice to be back it's the most corrupt country in the e.u. for years belgariad has been rated last by transparency international for corruption and press freedom in the european union and many blame one man in particular prime minister boyko borisov.

news cast to the movies you watch the likes of time warner disney news corp viacom and bertelsmann of germany it's a short list now so how does that impact you the consumer for that we will go to t.v. legend and host of politicking our friend larry king so larry back in the eighty's there were around 50 or more companies that own t.v. outlets publications where they all go why they abandon us well they go into what is called modern living i don't think it's good at all when a fuel control many it's not healthy when american one group can control 2000 american radio stations put a lot of people out of work and you don't get many voices in many opinions i don't think there's anything good about it the problem is i don't know what you could do about it someone years ago said that may wind up but only 200 corporations in all of america is this by world continues i don't see i don't see anything see anything healthy about it all but you know there were lots of grocery stores and then they came along. and wiped out the small grocery is a little different a little more important and i don't

and semiconductors also powering, a number of them at new highs. kla corp, teradyne new high. ebay, for example, which is cloud computing. pay pal and salesforce which has been hitting a new high on a regular basis. the other one i see is china stocks they're essentially trying to jawbone the markets higher shanghai, two-year high, historic high on alibaba and jd.com today >> that was a major move today >>> markets here continue to defy expectations as we rally despite the threat of coronavirus. the mayor of miami becoming the latest to roll back his city's reopening plans. the nasdaq hitting another all-time high. despite the rally, citi says stocks will go sideways for the next year. ceo for thornburg management mark, i'll just start with you it almost seems as if these markets are rallying because of coronavirus if you look at the strength of the tech trade >> yeah, i think there is definitely some upside in the markets we're seeing, but we're telling our clients at the connor smith group ubs that you have to wait and see right now we have some big headline risks coming out

give children not the point ali thank you for joining me you big fat had some good news the bear corp has been forced to scrap their plans to build a controversial chemical plant in louisiana the 1000000000 dollars chemical plant would have been used to produce and herbicide called die kamba which some reports have said could be more toxic than roundup i can assure you it is just as toxic as roundup bear claims that they don't need the plant anymore because their plants around the globe are producing so much doc that they can't offload it but the reality is that regulators in the united states have forbidden the company from selling their toxic herbicide in this country making the proposed plant a huge money pit the company is facing serious financial uncertainty about monsanto's roundup lawsuits that keep coming and since baron now owns monsanto they also own all of those liabilities the argo chemical agro chemical industry in the us has been poisoning us for far too long and if it weren't for the lawsuits against these corporations these giants they're poisoning the world that poiso

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let's create new markets for our family farmers and our ranchers, a new, modern day civilian climate corp to heal our public lands, to make us less vulnerable to wildfires and floods. look, these aren't pie in the sky dreams. these are actionable policies that we can get to work on right away. we can live up to our responsibilities, meet the challenges of a world at risk of a climate catastrophe, build more climate resilient communities, put millions of skilled workers on the job, and make life markedly better and safer for the american people all at once and benefit the world in the process. the alternative, continue to ignore the facts, deny reality, focus only on technology of the last century instead of inventing the technology that will define this century. it's just plain un-american not to. this is all that donald trump and the republicans offer, backward-looking policies that will harm the environment, make communities less healthy, hold back economic promise, while other countries race ahead. it's a mindset that doesn't have any faith in the capacity of the american people to com

for control to stay on top china has dredged islands in the south china sea for new military bases expanded its marine corps from 20000 troops 210-0000 introduce a whole host of new military technologies to its naval hospital as china's economy has grown it is used its wealth to secure strategic locations for any future use by its navy money has been poured into ports across the indian ocean in order to secure access rights and it's not just money it's also about resources china's large coastguard fleets a supplemented by maritime militias posing as fishermen but answering directly to the military they have harassed vietnamese and filipino. fishing fleets in an effort to control resource rich regions like the south china sea and some regional leaders have already accepted china's economic dominance when the sea is a main dish. for them to vent team. china's neighbor forces now operate on a 2 track path on the one hand it's militias and coast guard a dominating vital regions intimidating the vessels of other countries in order to establish control what we've seen in the last few years is when there's been di

weeks, the federal government working with the state would send thousands of troops to new york city. the army corps of engineers will build makeshift hospitals at four locations, including the javits center in manhattan. >> all of this to help alleviate the strain on hospitals in the city treating coronavirus. >> what was it like getting that deployment call? >> well, at the time i got it i was actually getting my hair done. my commander was like, i need you tomorrow. >> at home in texas, major angela murphy sprang into action. >> i was calling my parents, do you have my por if something happens i want to make sure everything is squared away. >> you actually thought you night not make it back? >> right. we going to new york city. we'd already heard reports. like health care workers dying. >> this deployment a world apart from her last mission at bagram air force base in afghanistan. >> were you more nervous about going to afghanistan or to the hot zone of new york? >> with bagram i got six months of prep time. here we had like 16 hours. and then we were there. >> they're now on average a dozen coro

power generation by 2035, a new civilian climate corps, and more. biden laid out his plan in a speech in delaware on tuesday. biden: donald trump thinks about climate change, the only word he can muster is "hoax." when i think about climate change, the word i think of is "jobs." amy: biden's plan drew measured praise from the sunrise movement, the youth-led climate action group that's pushining fr the green new deal. the group tweeted -- "this plan isn't perfect, & there are still gaps and places to push, but it's a major step forward, & parts are more ambitious than what bernie sanders ran on in 2016, or jay inslee championed in 2020." in lababor news, majajor u.s. retatailers have quilyly ended hazard p pay for e essential workers, eveven as the u.s. coronavirus epidememic reaches w heights. amazon, albertsons, kroger, and stop & shop have all ended so-called hero pay, even as many workers have seen their risk of infection rise. in joliet, illinois, more than 700 unionized nurses at saint joseph's medical center are in the second week of a strike

australia and new zealand army corps worked closely with the us on security issues, those countries have to exclude huawei from its networks. all right, alanna petroff, thank you very much for your analysis. in over 20 minutes, we will be going to oui’ minutes, we will be going to our asia business up in singapore to talk about the implications of the us cutting its preferential trade status for hong kong —— asia business hub. we will talk about that later on. the united states is experiencing record spikes in coronavirus cases as a second wave of infections sweeps the country. alabama, texas, missouri, and north carolina all reported daily increases in deaths from covid—19. florida, which has become an epicentre of the new outbreak, reported 9,000 new cases on tuesday, with the death toll in the state now more than 4,500. and california has drastically rolled back its reopening plans and ordered all indoor restaurants, bars and cinemas nationwide, just over 63,000 new infections were recorded in the last 2a hours. ajudge in new york has denied bail for ghislaine maxwell, former girlfrie

planes from the air force and marine corps flew from boston, to new york, and on to philadelphia.eaches closed in virus hotspots, like texas, florida, and california. >> i don't think the beach should be closed. a hiday itliy.ano not want floridians f creative ways to celebration our nation's birthday. in new york city, beaches are open. but visitors have to wear masks, when not in the water. and nathan's few contestants this year and no spectators. health officials in missouri are concerned after mass ive partie like this one in lake of the ozarks. and as tourists descend on myrtle beach. texas governor greg abbott, after initially resisting, has made masks mandatory across his state as some hospitals there are nearing capacity. >> the trajectory we're on for new hospitalizations have us inundating our hospitals, in about two weeks. we're going to have to -- to change our behaviors, change that trajectory, if we're going to help protect our people and our doctors and nurses. >> as professional sports continue to look for ways to return safely, nascar driver racen indianapolis, af

a new modern day civilian climate corps to heal our public lands, to make us less vulnerable to wildfires and floods. look, these aren't pie in the sky dreams. these are actionable policies that we can get to work on right away. we can live up to our responsibilities, meet the challenges of a world at risk oh of a climate catastrophe, build more climate resilient communities, put millions of skilled workers on the job, and make life safer and better for the american people all at once and benefit the world at n the process. the alternative, continue to ignore the facts, deny reality, focused only on technologies in the last century, instead of inventing the technology that will define this century. it's just plain un-american not to. this is all the president trump and republicans offer, backward looking policies that will harm the environment, make communities less healthy, hold back economic promise, while other countries race ahead. it's the mindset. it doesn't have any faith for the american people to compete, innovate, and to win. it's never been a good bet to bet against the america

a new deal for cities, peace corps for america, positive patriotism.ould say this every week, but please us know what you think. send in any ideas you have and on this fourth of july weekend, share something positive about america. will post it soon. follow us at steve hilton and nextrevfnc. will get reaction from katrina and charlie in a moment but first let's talk about how we can teach our children to love america. you've heard this wonderful program on what made american great. brian kilmeade joins us now. i think the best single thing we can do to teach our kids to love america is to pass a law that requires everyone in this country to watch your show on fox nation but i've got a feeling nancy pelosi is not going to buy that so in the absence of that what you think we can do to really teach our children to love and appreciate this great country. >> i'm in a work toward passing your lusty because i don't think there's any choice but sadly in new york, this is what needs to happen and i'm very curious to see what they did in great britain but you ha

this comes on the heels of the new fifth corps headquarters. this mission brings more than 600 additional soldiers to kentucky in support of u.s. operations over in europe. they'll join fort knox's already impressive list of significant commands, including the army recruiting, cadet, and human resources commands. the fifth corps will find a premier installation made even better by this ndaa. our bill also authorizes the construction of a new headquarters for the kentucky national guard. the facility will consolidate the guard's operation to a central location. just recently our citizens, soldiers, and airmen have stepped up to combat covid-19. i'm glad this legislation will deliver for them. at the bluegrass army depot, the ndaa will advance the disposal of legacy chemical weapons. families in madison county have lived for generations with these deadly agents practically in their backyards. for years i fought alongside them to support safe and responsible demilitarization. in just the in first year of chemical destruction activities, the depot

of 34 projects studied and approved by since ef of engineers, wrda 2018 was signed into law. 36 new corps of engineers' feasibility studies expedite the completion of 41 ongoing studies, which were local ed to the corps by sponsors willing to share the costs of these project studies. continues our work to ensure the full utilization of the harbor maintenance trust unlocking the nearly $10 billion. under re $10 billion initiative started by ronald collected from shippers that are ultimately aid by consumers in the united states. so for years, we've been taking andy under false pretenses, not spending that money on its designated purpose. finally rectify that problem. and there is ample need to billion in our orts, harbors around the country. the legislation also directs the to etary of the army equitab equitably allocate maintenance harbor pay for maintenance addressing the needs of the great lakes harbors, the emerging harbors. this is especially important in like my district along oregon's southwest coast here the difference between life and death for those who or fish eate ommercially,

the breaking news for you this morning that we're following the u.s. marine corps investigating reports of a possible shooting at its 29 palms marine base in southern california. military police responded to reports of gunshots about 6.30 this morning. now the marine corps has not yet confirmed if anyone is in custody. 29 palms is located die in the desert about a 125 miles east of los angeles. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the state assembly will remain in recess until further notice after a number of people there test positive for coronavirus. >>san francisco police continue to search for whoever was responsible in the murder of a 6 year-old boy will have what we know so far. and we'll take a live look outside of traffic moving smoothly on the san mateo bridge will be right back. good morning, welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news want to go ahead get a check of the forecast with dave spahr heidi hey good morning morning, good morning every morning everybody we're off to a really great start here. no delays going on at sfo. >>pretty much sunny

brian: so janice, he had a ship, this huge convention center if you're not from new york, all converted by the army corpsf engineers by great expense, he could've put them there and decided not to. in fact, this was a secret until burnett hogan, the albany reporter for "the new york post" asked him about it, whose idea was it to put these covid patients back in nursing homes? he goes, i don't know. he asked howard zucker, i don't know. that's a good question, howard zucker is south commissioner. he lied. he knew exactly what he did, knew it was his decision, he lied in april and then he did a study to analyze whose fault it was. it turns out the study commission exonerated him. who would have thought? >> yes. he's blamed everyone except himself, god, fox news, "the new york post," mother nature, everyone except the person who signed the order for covid-recovering patients to go into nursing homes and spread of the virus like wildfire. he's blamed everyone. the one thing i will say, brian, is that that poster showing how egotistical he is and that's why it's getting play on some of the channels in the mai

news contributor, leslie marshall. and, one specialty is joining us today, retired u.s. marine corps bomb technician, he's also fox news contributor, joey jones. joey, i want to go to first, because you've got experience serving in uniform. critics of the president is saying by sending these rapid deployment teams, the special federal agents, across the nation to guard monuments on the nation's birthday, he is essentially militarizing a federal holiday. what say you? >> joey: well, it's interesting that the same people who applauded president obama, or at least didn't take issue with putting barricades around our war memorials, are saying it's too much of a government effort and a waste of resources to protect these monuments that could be destroyed. this is the result of an entire generation growing up in an iphone in their hands, looking for instant gratification. these are spoiled brats that don't want to go through any legitimate process, and the hard work, the rousing of a community it would take to do this the proper way. i don't know that andrew jackson monument is disruptive

the undertaking that my princessa gave to the corps that we would not grant any new licenses for the export of arms or military equipment saudi arabia for possible using yemen falls away the incidents which have been assessed to be possible violations of h.-o. occurred a different times in different circumstances and for different reasons when in june 29th saying the court of appeal ruled that the government had acted unlawfully by licensing the sales of u.k. made alms to saudi forces for use in yemen that assessing whether incidents in the conflict had amounted to breaches of international humanitarian law well since the bombing of yemen started in march 25th the u.k. government has issued export licenses worth 5300000000 pounds including 2500000000 pounds worth of licenses relating to bombs and missiles and other military goods and human rights organizations are angry with the u.k.'s decision to resume arms exports. this is a deep blue cynical move to restart business as usual when it comes to arms sales hold the government considers to describe a 5 years so i do it aerial assault

best example of where the president stepped up for new york is you look at the uss comfort, you look at what we did at the jacobs center with the corps of engineer. they retrofitted both of those facilities, delivered at that make sure thatto there was health resources and health care facilities for new york to address whatever it needed to have done. i don't know exactly what it -- where you are referring to where the administration cut off support. i even think the governor has publicly said he recognized what the president did in response to communications that they had. i will tell you what i hear out of the governor now is that originally, he needed $6 billion in assistance from the federal government to take care of this crisis. then went to $13 billion. then, it is up to $61 billion of federal-aid. i'm not going to pay the game with the governor. i'm going to hold the governor accountable and say you cannot move the gold post -- goalpost not much and say this is what the federal government needs to do for the state of new york. when you go to 61 billion dollars, from $6 billion seven days before. that doesn't make any sense to

marine corps told cbs news two other things. rvice members when contracted coronavirus are only experiencing weak symptoms and that the corps remains operationally ready and ready to combat any threat here in asia ask. >>okinawa. >>> ahead, vlad duthiers will talk about the stories in the news today. people are surprising themselves the moment realize they can du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection and don't change or stop your asthma treatments, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. du more wit

brian: so janice, he had a ship, this huge convention center if you're not from new york, all converted by the army corpsf engineers by great expense, he could've put them there and decided not to. this is , who whose idea to put these patients back in nursing homes? that's a good question, the health commissioner. he knew exactly what he did, knew it was his decision, he lied in april and did a study to analyze whose fault it was. it turns out the study commission exonerated him. >> yes. he's blamed everyone except himself, god, fox news, "the new york post," mother nature, everyone except the person who signed the order for recovering patients to go into nursing homes and spread of the virus like wildfire. he blames everyone. the one thing i will say, brian, is that that poster is showing how egotistical he is and that's why it's getting play on some of the channels in the mainstream media that were not covering this devastating order. so for that i am really glad of his arrogance and his indifference to people who have died because of his order. >> brian: so janice, i also read in your notes that you

lou: president trump wrapping up his news conference at the white house, taking a number of questions of varying degrees of relevance from the white house press corps president touting his administration's new $765 million deal with kodak to bring medical manufacturing for generic prescription drugs back to the united states. the president noting that 90% of all medical prescriptions in the united states are for generic drugs, and he is saying that, in point of fact, his campaign cut drug prices will pay off within the first year with. the president even though drug prices for the first time in a 51 years, as he pointed out, declined last year, and he's promising to continue what he called the largest onshoring campaign in american history; that is, inverting the outsourcing of jobs and the offshoring of production plants as he continues to bring back more jobs to america. we're joined once again by just the news editor-in-chief john solomon who has been listening to the president as all the rest of us is have. your takeaway right now from the president's expedited, i think is what we would call it, expedited press conference. very succinct, very d

new orleans. >> jimmy: it's just such a great idea. you take people who were working with the peace corpsd you really are, enable emergency workers to be there in case there is an emergency. it's very simple. and you would think that this would be the sort of thing we had a mechanism for, and turns out you are the mechanism for this sort of thing. >> well, we're hoping that there will be more mechanisms. the idea is in picking these particularly marginalized areas around the country, and we put out a manual through our website where other organizations can get merged with local government and put these sites up and just get people tested. that's on leg. diagnostic test. our test sites tell you if you're positive or negative. and the upside of that is if you're positive, you know to notify the people close to you, notify people you've been in contact with, and watch for your own health and god forbid you start to get respiratory symptoms, get yourself to a hospital. >> jimmy: so you have been tested regularly, because you are in situations where you could be exposed to the virus. and we ha

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take actions that are better left unsaid the reigning revolutionary guards corps confirmed that an explosive was used to news wrong in the past has taken action against iran's nuclear program comes as the united states steps up the number of cyber attacks it's conducting against iran according to u.s. officials the cia has conducted a series of cyber attacks particularly in the last 2 years since the american president donald trump signed sweeping authorization for such a text to a could the authorization allows the cia to disrupt and destroy iran's nuclear facility and in the last 2 years according to american officials at least 12 covert operations have been carried out the cia refuses to comment. jerusalem stuff paula joining us now. former pro not official. that's a series of. explosions or fires. possibly just a coincidence. in this business rick there are no coincidences this is a calculated determined effort to basically cause regime collapse to to weaken the people's confidence in their government because because they're occurring all over and i think it's a combination of things internal opposition

marine corps jets will fly over boston, new york, philadelphia, and baltimore in five waves. they will include thunderbirds, b-52s, and at 35's. ray bogan, fox news. >>> protesters from native american tribes deadline the route to the event this afternoon. they say that president trump's putting tribal members at risk for coronavirus in order to stage a photo op at mount rushmore. the people also say that the black hills of south dakota should be there tribal land. it was taken from them in violation of treaty agreements a century and a half ago. >>> the company that is putting on the fireworks show at mount rushmore tonight, usually does the san francisco show. we spoke to the ceo, in south dakota, about the big show this evening. >> we are ready. we have been here for two weeks. this is a challenging show. this is what we like to do, just like we did the golden gate bridge. we love the challenge of the structures. we have a skilled team here with my two sons, nieces and nephews. we have 20 the top and the back of mount rushmore. this is one of the greatest symbols of americ

new. danger a highly toxic kind of fuel. especially the drum corps has some extremely strong smell so we were interesting to see how toxic it's the oil and a bun crawled from the 2nd well more. than toys sent a sample of this oil to the simplest laboratory in tehran hired for analysis. syntax is one of europe's largest independent research organizations. oil slicks in norway can be difficult to deal with the oil can congeal in the icy water and that can complicate the cleanup effort. and. the size of the oil droplets determines how broad and fix an oil slick is. another important factor is the type of oil and there are many. the syntax researchers have tested and analyzed more than 3000 different kinds of oil. and. that includes the fuel that was pumped out of the german destroyer it was diesel. one test was designed to determine how oil mixes with water and weight swells. the sample was rotated in this device for 24 hours. their own concerns and. then they were quite meanwhile the scientists analyzed the specific chemical composition of the ship's o