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the sun moves and news limited window nieminen i'm strength seemed to be best understood with the when. we go to work so straight home. i interviewed women civilian world and rape is a very very traumatizing thing to have happen but i've never seen trauma like i've seen from women who are veterans who have suffered military sexual trauma. i cannot remember how many times a young female marine that had been raped or sexually assaulted told me that she looked at these guys as your brother or the suspect as your brother it's a kin to what happens in a family with incest. because you know in the military when we're functioning at our best a cohesive unit with brothers and sisters of the band of brothers and sisters i mean we are family when that ball and of trust is violated. the wound penetrates to the very most inner part of one's soul one psyche. i have this folder that i keep i have all my boot camp letters and if my mom and my sister and . people and. just going through some of this stuff and i'm like what's this you know and i open it up i'm like oh my god. my suicide letter. bomb i'

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also, there are new limits on the number of visitors about one-sixth of the number before.ricans still not allowed to visit the e.u. countries right now for nonessential travel. so i'm glad i was able to see the mona lisa back in january visiting paris. but, you know what, look, the pandemic's shut everything down right now, kari. >> yeah. maybe again one day soon, we'll just have to wait and see. let's check out our weather here at home because we've been closely monitoring what's going on near gilroy with the cruz fire. and we're looking at this vantage point from the santa cruz mountains. if you see this in action, at times we see the smoke going up high in the air. and it's been moving in through parts of the south county creating some unhealthy air quality, especially around san jose as it continues to move in. so if you're smelling that smoke now, it's time to make sure you close the windows and doors, stay inside as much as possible. if you'll be driving, turn the air-conditioning on. and even for parts of the south county, it's been kind of variable. but that's kind

news limited window nieminen. undisputable to superman and. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to heal some air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area rush up. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so of added 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on the story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. welcome back to politicking we're talking with my old friend geraldo rivera fox news correspondent at large host of i am geraldo 15 years streaming on fox nation. you talk about the bias on the left what about your own network and bi

at news limited window nieminen. understood superman and. long. long while come to worlds apart the us claim off exceptionalism even supremacy has long been a strong irritant to the russians especially coupled with the suffering and taking . deletion brought about by the collapse of the soviet union fast forward 30 here is how does most of the tearing down of statues the revision of not just history but national identity currently underway across the pond we'll discuss that i'm now joined by the miter brennan the director of the carnegie moscow center mr training that's always a great pleasure talking to you thank you very much for taking the time a pleasure thank you. now i know that you are a big book warm as. the shelves behind your back and i'm pretty sure that you've already have both your own perhaps the pleasure of reading john bolton's latest account of his 16 months in the white house what impression did it make on you well.

since i'm in the news limited window nieminen einstein seemed to me the best understood so going in. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to jimmy sun he is a bit coin educator developer entrepreneur welcome back jamie i want to jump right into it on the 4th of july independence day here in america you wrote quote a declaration of monetary independence can elaborate on the thesis here about rigged markets how big coin fix is said to me yeah i think back in 1776 our forefathers knew that they were the system was rigged against a lot of taxation without any representation people here in great britain really care about and they were being treated unfairly and it's my thesis was that this is happening today that it's not some overheats in great britain it's essentially the people back control the federal reserve and they are not just doing it on america if you fall all over the world as a result and the right end because it is uniquely positioned for this technology allows for individua

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and news limited on time eamon i'm. understood so when. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. papen tonio and this is america's lawyer jeffrey epstein's long time associate coconspirator conspirator just one maxwell was arrested last week reigniting the saga that began last summer maxwell has been a central figure in multiple stories and lawsuits regarding epstein but this is the 1st time she'll be facing prosecution for her role in those crimes tonight we'll tell you what to expect from the maxwell prosecution also tonight nationwide protest against police brutality have led to class action lawsuits being filed against police departments across the country and later in the show will audit president.

retired because he was not given any guidance as to how his officers should respond in light of the new limitations on their ability to arrests. the irony here is rich. the 46th precinct that he left known as the alamo which was dubbed in the 1980s as the most dangerous square-mile and america. the new rules were strict police actions regarding arrests and what part of the defendant's body you were allowed to touch. pictured this. 35,000 new york city police officers each with a gun. not one, not one has been trained on how to effectuate an arrest under the new guidelines, where you can and cannot touch the perp and police will face certain prosecution if the rest is not made properly. de blasio disbanded the anti-crime unit which expects under covers pursuant to a com stat which is a colorblind pinpoint screen that identifies crime concentrations that help drive down the city's crime rate in literally russia was nice -- resolution eyes policing around the world. now no more stop-and-frisk, no more police concentration in those crime-ridden areas and the ones most afraid, the minority community in

states that saw the highest 12 day average, the mayor of anchorage rolling back reopening placing new limits on indoor and outdoor gatherings and the governor announcing that starting today people in state buildings will be required to wear facemasks when they cannot stay six feet away from others. >> we want to do everything we can over the next two weeks to see if we can arrest this surge. >> reporter: meanwhile, school districts from seattle to maryland and south carolina's clemson holding classes online in the fall. doug dousy still mulling over whether to open schools. >> we want to go back to work. we want to support our kids. we want to keep doing what we love doing but we want to feel safe. we have family to worry about. >> reporter: one more sign the toll coronavirus is taking, they expect covid-19 to be among the top ten causes of death this year. athena jones, cnn, new york. >>> i'd like to analyze some of those issues with dr. ron daniels with the u.k.'s health service. the president of the united states pivoting sort of. do you think this will help or is the resistance to string

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get a good man i asked if any of the group had been arrested on a piece of the court in received news limited would you going to come see me mcluckie someone who can judge you provoked were able to see the. yard fuel. comes off as you pull the i do not beat us on a problem now for a function of a never walk you through no money nothing to serve you in what you allow if you tell it best leverage you take killers for. my sump really sick one on one. in 2009 the french national center for scientific research published a report called the police and minorities. it found that police identity checks in paris were based mainly on appearance and that unsurprisingly people look in blackall arab was searched more often than those looking white. blacks it said west stopped and searched twice as often as whites but arabs were 7 times more likely to be stopped than white people. these figures are not especially surprising but to look into them in more detail i talked to a former perry's chief of the police giudice oh that is a criminal investigation. large body of. german you can't. pull morsy to. doso le

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. >>> also, the trump administration puts new limits on the daca program. coming up next, daca recipients react with alarm to the change that the white house calls temporary. to be honest... a little dust? it never bothered me. until i found out what it actually was. dust mite droppings? ewww. dead skin cells? gross! so now, i grab my swiffer sweeper and heavy duty dusters. dusters has three layers that grab, trap and lock away gross dust. gotcha! and, for dust on my floors, i switch to my sweeper. the textured cloths grab, trap and lock dirt and hair... no matter where dust bunnies hide. no more heebie jeebies. glad i stopped cleaning and started swiffering. >>> the trump administration announced it will deny new acti homeland security is calling the changes temporary. christian rendon joins us after talk with a daca recipient about these changes. >> thousands of dreamers are reeling from the impact of these changes. i spoke with one man from santa cruz who said these changes are a gut check from the trump administration. living life two years at a time. t

louis county, missouri this week put new limits on youth sports to try to contain the spread of covidathletes can only play and practice with their own teams. there are limits also of ten or fewer on the court the new rules prompting pushback from a local sports coalition days after missouri's governor dismissed fears about reopening schools. listen to this >> these kids have got to get back to school they're at the lowest risk possible if theth will, and they will wh they go to school, they're not going to the hospitals, they won't have to sit in doctor's offices. they're going to go home and get over it. >> nbc news correspondent cal perry joining us from fenton, missouri what do you say when you've got a governor, you know, actually talking so much against the medical facts of what's going on >> reporter: you know, it shows you the divide between the governor and the local governance, speaking to county officials, they say, look, we don't get along with the governor, we don't agree with the governor, but we have to work together on schools and specifically on youth sports we've rol

average for new daily cases on wednesday, the mayor of anchorage rolling back reopening, placing new limits on indoor and outdoor gatherings. the governor announcing that starting today, people in state buildings will be required to wear face masks when they cannot stay six feet away from others. >> we want to do everything we can, especially over the next two weeks, to see if we can kind of arrest this surge. >> reporter: meanwhile, school districts from seattle to maryland and universities like south carolina's clemson announcing plans to hold classes online in the fall. in arizona, governor doug doocy still mulling whether to open schools while facing pressure from parents and teachers. >> we want to go back to work. we want to support our kids. we want to keep doing what we love doing. but we also want to feel safe, and we also have family to worry about. >> reporter: one potentially bright spot, major league baseball. today starting an abbreviated season with dr. anthony fauci throwing out the first pitch in washington. >> i hope i don't bounce it too much. >> reporter: one more sign o

. >> the new speed limit will initially apply only to certain regions including central and northeasternapan. drivers of trucks and other vehicles are excluded. they will remain restricted to speeds of 80 kilometers per hour. at the same time, police say they will step up measures against dangerous drivers. >>> and now here is your three-day world weather forecast. ♪ ♪ >> those were the top stories for this hour on nhk news line. i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. thanks for watching and do stay with us for more. ♪ >>> welcome to ""newline in depth."" i'm jan naka marie. the coronavirus pandemic has reshaped the world and changed how we live. these days we're doing many things remotely, whether it be working from home or drinking with friends online. even so, many of us miss the interaction and convenience that only face-to-face meetings can provide. today we look at some innovations that are lending our isolated lifestyles a social touch. our first story explores the wonders of a new kind of consumer experience, shopping in the virtual world. it's a growing sector that offers enormous flexib

and other large cities with mounting caseloads of the virus, officials have reluctantly announced new limitsg. joining me to weigh in is dr. kavita patel, physician, and former health policy director under president obama. garrett haake is still with me in el paso. dr. patel, we've been hearing for months that testing is widely available. i want to play what the president said back in march, four months ago. >> anybody right now and yesterday, anybody that needs a test gets a test. they're there. they're there. the tests are beautiful. anybody that needs a test, gets a test. >> but, doctor, that's not the case. and i know personally, members of my family who live in different parts of the country, when i told them i was tested, could walk into a facility here in new york and get tested without an appointment. they said we can't get tested. can we control the rise in cases without getting a handle on testing? >> no, chris, and candidly, what we're seeing is that places like arizona, for example, texas, they really have been pretty reactionary and had to wait until their cases surged in order

new measure limits rent increases for one year and limits late fees. it also gives the city attorney to sue landlords on behalf of renters if they have been harassed into breaking their lease. >>> now to decision 2020 republicans are scaling back 2020 convention plans as coronavirus surges in florida will the chairwoman says attendance for the three-day convention will be limited and there will be now a mix of indoor as well as outdoor events being used. make sure that the use of that mix space of baseball particularly older lawmakers, say they will not attend the gop convention next month. >>> a shake-up in the trump campaign. the president announcing that his campaign manager brad pasquale has been reassigned. current deputy campaign manager will take over. this comes as new polls show president trump is falling behind joe biden. nbc news "wall street journal" poll shows biden has an 11 point nationwide lead over the president among registered voters. >>> developing for you right now, twitter is recovering from the unprecedented hack that affected so

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based on the interests of their own paypal how many indeed we are introducing new restrictions on presidential term limits according to the new amendment the highest official will be able to serve no more than 2 terms overall and now look for example in germany is there any restriction for the chancellor who is the key figure in the german political system no there are no such restrictions now let's take a look at great britain the position of prime minister the leader of the ruling party are there any restrictions on how many times one can be elected to preside over a government and essentially the executive of the country there are no such restrictions if there are new politicians to come and they will surely come to the federal parliament to the government and eventually to the presidency those politicians must share basic principles and so from this perspective this amendment is a guarantee that all of the achievements of the last 20 years weren't to be cancelled and the perception of the people is that this amendment is an additional guarantee for some it's even the most important one that when a new

new version or are the economy going to the finish efficiency limited she'll push you to go with the news you should know what he's going to be going to get in the fight for her i just donald trump and. i were 2 part documentary analyzes the difficult relationship between russia and the u.s. and between the presidents how does there was only the danger is mutual admiration for the rest of the. trump and putin starts august 3rd on d w. that people long for w. on facebook and twitter to date and in touch. well be the new intersection between humans and technology even twitter is setting its hopes on audio messaging now even twitter is setting its hopes on audio messaging now how well does most recognition work and what else does our voice reveal about us voice command and voice analysis our topic today on shit and. asking the fridge for a recipe talking to your g.p.s. or turning off the lights with your turn off the lights. digital assistants using voice command are infiltrating our day to day lives but why always so keen on them kernis is a fad and has berland by startu

the economist magazine what we see is the economist saying free money when government spending news no limits of course the big calling and gold community saw it 1st by coming up with that mean money printer go broke and of course they saw it the mean was powerful and that unleashed the crack and in big point it unleashed a crack in solver it unleashed a crack and in gold it unleashed the crack a number of the you know the. receivers. were just rubbish out of the. blue. print. what do you who who. yes it's free money and they economists quenching out that this could be something to be worried about 'd and it of course because why it's so worrying is that it's the psychology once the mind changes once the mind expects that this is the way things can be going forward that we don't need to work we don't need to go to labor and and spend 10 hours a day away from our family we could just sit home and speculate via you know various online trading apps and so that mindset is setting in and can we ever step back from that can we step back from this global m.m.t. or is this the last days. of you know

so it's high time for new legislation to limit noise pollution. what's your vision of the future we asked you on facebook which questions you think science should answer by 2050. roll things the thing to solve is how to increase human lifespan while maintaining good health. but. now i would like to know the answer to more philosophical questions is our soul eternal and is death the end of our existence. bobby and is concerned about how we can transit more quickly turned viral mentally friendly energy sources. also has an ecological concern he says that water is likely to be an expensive resource in 2050 and so we need low tech ways of producing fresh water so that people won't lack is. thanks for your comments. water shortage is a serious threat to future life on. our planet is heating up and dry seasons are lasting longer and longer. the united nations predict that 135000000 people could be displaced by 2045 because of a lack of water at home. engineers from munich have an idea that they think might help. this is a big moment for acquiring the. p

news. >>> beaches off limits. the fourth of july weekend shutdown in parts of the bay area has begun and we're looking at how the closures are being enforced. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dion lim. today was another record day for covid-19 cases in the u.s. according to the tracing projects, more than 5,688 new cases were reported. that's out of 721,000 tests. they reported 588 cases yesterday. our part of building a bigger bay area is focusing on your health and we are being asked to protect ourselves and others by avoiding crowds. several bay area beaches are closed, and in pacifica, you could face a hefty fine for not complying. we'll have more on that story in just a few minutes. >>> first in the south bay, gilroy is moving forward with fireworks despite requests from the state for communities on the watch list to cancel those plans. now, crowds will not be able to watch where theyormay buabc7 reporter christer christs nguyen talks about the steps they're taking to be in compliance. >> reporter: for residents in

" magazine wrote, this decision settles the point forever that the 14th amendment merely adds new limitations upon state action to those already existing in the constitution, and does not change in any way the fundamental structure of the government. and "the independent" wrote, it is important for both the state and the government to keep within the sphere assigned to it. in this way and no other way can our duplicate system of government be harmonious. >> it's so interesting to read side by side things like the "new york times" and then the newspapers. one of the most famous was a cold bucket of water has been poured on the heads of black citizens. >> and so to read those contrasting views of the mainstream media or similar -- like the "new york times" versus what was happening in the black press, i think, is a really interesting contrast in how both sides saw it as these cases were incredibly impactful, would have a major difference on the day-to-day life of black and white citizens in the united states. that's what they agreed on. >> and we're going to learn in just a few minutes about fr

friday, the new state guidelines limited them to just takeout and delivery. they said that they didn't have the power to advance the reopening beyond that. but officials in livermore, hayward, a dublin and oakland refused to enforce the shutdown order. >> people's lives are at stake. but where the frustration is with the businesses, their livelihoods are at stake. so this is why we've allowed -- or why the state has allowed outdoor dining. >> alameda county supervisors are now asking sacramento for a variance. it would let health officials keep outdoor businesses open. and it includes the oakland zoo. and officials at the zoo say that the financially strapped zoo could reopen in a couple of weeks or even sooner if that variance is approved. it has been closed since march when regional shelter-in-place orders went into effect. it would be limited to just outdoor activities. rides and indoor 12k3iexhibits stay closed. and attendance would be limited to 2500 people a day. >>> coming up, the supreme court's eldest justice back in the hospital. >>> and preventing

new york he limited cash bail for misdemeanors and nonviolent crimes in april. the nypd blames that for a rise in violence. >> there is not one reason for the violence that we have seen over this past month. there are many reasons. it starts with bail reform. >> california, nevada, and new jersey are among several states that have passed new bail reform laws. michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> coronaviruses also played a role in the bail debate. summer reducing bail for suspects to avoid keeping them in prisons. they have become a breeding grounds for the virus. >>> what would've been his 24th birthday, they demanded answers after he was shot and killed by chp officers in oakland. they are asking why chp fired nearly 40 rounds at the car and hit hisand fiancc they are asking for two things come that the of body footage and to know the names of those involved. >> i do not understand why they did what they did and why there were so many gunshots. why so many? >> what would justify taking peoples' lives when you, the person, is not in danger. >> we reached out

was returning from particularly high risk regions do you think this will be an effective way to limit new infections is not going to be perfect because we're not will we will not get all the infections that people are getting you into trouble spots a good intervention to really assured that we do the best possible to identify those who have been infected it's our scope to able to get this virus to another person in germany. no britain has imposed a 40 day quarantine on people returning from spain do you think other countries should be following britain's need. well we have to watch the situation very carefully and not outside of the e.u. but also inside of the year doubt some hot spots and we have to based on a pretty much daily evaluation of the situation and see what we can do testing is one thing we can do the other thing is to put or to ask people to stay in currency and so yes probably other will follow this depending on the situation in spain other countries in the e.u. and elsewhere speaking of these rising infections some experts have suggested that europe is experiencing a 2nd we

the virus is spreading meanwhile the neighboring state of new south wales is bringing in new restrictions which limit the number of people able to attend gatherings coronavirus cases in the u.s. of 7 of the record but a governor is trying to block an attempt to stop it spreading brian camp in georgia wants a judge to overturn an order made by the mayor of atlanta requiring everyone in the city to wear a mask the dispute comes as another 17000 infections were confirmed on thursday the highest daily tally of zeros alan fischer reports a. dramatic u. turns across the country as many states which had rejected the idea of telling people to wear face masks or seeing that keeps is so much that everyone can adopt the practice of wearing a face mask for the next 4 weeks we will be able to get cobra 19 under control. but in georgia the governor there is going to court to ban cities and municipalities making masking in public compulsory brian kemp says local orders can't be more restrictive than measures he's put in place his team only strongly are jews the weighting of masks the governor has taken a formal pos

belgrade and other cities some of which became violent demonstrators are protesting against the new 10 person limit on gatherings that tell you other church has more from belgrade. well everything seemed to be under control but incident happened a couple of minutes ago so everything started when a group of for protesters tore down the security fence in front of the national assembly building and they were provoking police officers they were throwing stones on the police but police officers kept calm and they didn't respond until a couple of minutes ago and now the situation is quite similar with what we've seen a couple of days ago 2 days ago police officers responded with tear gas and that is happening now and protesters are persistent they are is still in front of the national assembly building so police is not still fighting the main entrance and but they are spread now all over the city center and i have to say that from today in belgrade every gathering of more than 10 people is forbidden and there is a new measure against the coronavirus turkish presidency as the 1st prayer as will be held th