struggling economically for a long time but the pandemic has made everything worse says economist no will she anidon't reduce should become. a 40 percent reduction in exports a 30 percent reduction in imports the result is a deficit in our trade balance in other words our country earns less foreign currency than it did before the pandemic. more foreign trade is needed to restore a better balance between the congolese frank and the dollar and to protect people here from economic ruin. an off kilter trade balance that's also a problem in neighboring uganda the country's trade deficit widening to over $300000000.00 u.s. dollars in june as coronavirus saps global demand for the country's goods it's just the latest problem facing the african nation which in addition the crown of our sections has faced a locust invasion and flooding and now has very weak growth forecasts uganda received a $490000000.00 loan from the international monetary fund in may to help cushion the blow. and for more on this i'm joined by correspondent in kampala julius. good to see you tourism is such an important sector for ugan

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or whether it be any other kind of armed force going to machall says she hopes that that no russians will find themselves deployed in any of those forces in belarus she's also said that everyone must respect the sovereignty of belarus remember that the government and generous president lukashenko has said that he believes that nato is building up forces on the borders that it has with his country with the other us and that means the baltic states and poland now that nato has said that that is not the case that isn't absolutely not the case we heard yesterday from the secretary general of nato u.n. start. he ruled that out completely and certain know what nato is interest was in peace was insecurity but also in recognizing the aspirations of the belarusian people and that was the thing that must be must be safeguarded so you have going over the course of this of today but also of the course of this week over the last few days we've heard from a range of different politicians from different countries from different institutions and their mantra has been relatively similar which is transitio

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she will be running the show. he will step down and she will become president. no evidence of anythat. >> julie: i do think there is talk and there was talk before he actually made his official pick though this was no surprise she might outshine him a bit. we saw what she did to him in the debates. apparently it's all kumbaya behind the scenes now. as you mentioned duly times covers showing harris announcement versus the pence announcement in 2016. so yeah, a little bit of a difference there. compare "the new york times" front page covering biden pick to the pick of mike pence four years ago. >> two different universes. it was a very important pick in 2016 but nothing like you getting all this cultural coverage. i understand go out and interview black women excited about this choice. that's one thing. the disparity is really something and i have to say when you look at this, the fact is that kamala harris, you know, didn't even score all that well among african-american voters when she was running for president. but there is this -- what happened is, julie, that major media outlet

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guarranty that there is no political influence in any investigation conducted by the justice department or the fbi, not just in this case but in any case. full stop, period. >> she will, full stop. nobody gets treated differently when it comes to the justice department because nobody is above the law. david: congressman, we now know that was not true. i'm not going to say he was lying because we don't know what was in president obama's head at that point but what he just said was not true. because, we again, we have that guilty plea from mr. clinesmith that we got that indicated there was political interference in the justice department. >> yeah. absolutely. it was not a minor switch in an email that was doctored. one said carter page was working for the cia. the other one said it wasn't. that was not a minor change. having sally yates testify, i read everything available on the general flynn case, if anybody believes that is still a righteous prosecution by the fbi they should have the bar license taken away or go back with a refresher course on criminal justice. david: it is not over. the investigation what led to the russian hoax. whether what mr. clinesmith did w

she will the undergh harsher spot now. she must be expecting a lot of pressure. >> absolutely. women of color i have spoken to about thiallay, there is no way she is a stranger to it. any of color in the u.s. who reaches a leadershius position in to break a barrier, they know exactly what they are going to face. i have listened to kamala harris many times, spoken to her personally many times, i have heard her speak to roomful's of people of color and o of the meages she tells them, paraphrasing, you may be theso only p that looks like you in many rooms in your lifetime, but know that all of us are there th you. she absolutely feels a kinship to other women of color and feels the weight of her responsibility to them, her all of that factors into herel. thinking. philippa: we have to leave it there. thank you, very much. i'd thank you for being with us here on "outside source." ♪ narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station f

she was antisuffrage. occasionally a theory will be floated that maybe he came around because of her influence. there's no evidence for that. any public statement she made was antisuffrage. his daughters were a little more sympathetic. but edith was not. by the end of his second term, wilson had had a pretty devastating stroke. and edith wilson was running his administration much more than i think we will ever know. and i don't think there's some cash of papers somewhere that will show us how powerful edith wilson was. i think that will always remain a secret. but she was the power behind the throne for definitely the last year of his administration. and there's no reason to think that she's the one who finally said, actually, women should vote. i know it would be a great story. he really came around to the lukewarm degree he came around at all for totally political expediency reasons. he realized it was going to happen and he thought the democratic party should get a little bit of the credit for it. >> next question over here. >> thank you both so much. i was wondering, once the 19th amendment passed, how did women outside of

from my competitor because it will be important for her to understand that she's been pointed at the highest level in washington and therefore there's no backing out of any deal that she reaches through that discussion yet i mean very interesting analysis we shouldn't forget that she's a novice isn't she in terms of politics which she really be going to such a high level say saying to try and get support i think that she would she will now now that she's got the world media profile she suddenly becomes interesting for people i compare where previously he wouldn't have the time of day for she's also as you say enormous so fairly weak position that she's in and she will be being molded into being a pop it very effectively by the americans who've done it so often before we've seen it in the ukraine we've seen it in serbia it's always the same kind of pattern you go rent a mob in the city center you've got that dictatorial looking efforts that rip. pression but we also see that in the ukraine they. tried a soft approach to city center disturbances and look at shanghai is clearly not going to make the same mistake as he's already signaled and we'll see alread

any of their classmates catch coronavirus, will that change your mind? >> no, i don't think it will change my mind. i feel like people are going to get it. reporter: sheled the public handwringing and overreaction. but he stayed for only three lessons before asking is that to pick him up. he has asthma. his that has an autoimmune disorder. his mom has diabetes. >> i saw kids and teachers not taking it seriously. i just felt like it was not the safest environment for me. people are saying masks are stupid. reporter: this high school has become ground zero for the controversy of out reopening american schools. it pits parents who think the virus is overblown against those who think administrators adopt doing enough to attack their children. >> these kids are taking to school what they learned at home. have backwoods southern politics. there is a ku klux klan bar six miles down the road. reporter: they plan to move to a neighboring county where they will feel safe again. georgia does not have statewide policies for reopening. local school districts make the rules. in an election year, even going to school has become a political statement. reporter: satur

willing to consider. >>my brothers. safety was not any of concern to her. when she kidnapped him and brutally tortured and murdered him. >>i have no. >>qualms about. threat to threat to her health. right now. >>victims families and victims rights folks are also concerned about the support systems that are out in the community to help these folks succeed once they're released from prison. they're worried that with this flood of people coming out there won't be enough support for them to succeed. reporting live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you so much stand now effective immediately. sonoma county officials will begin issuing fines for people and businesses violating health orders. people can be fined a flat fee of $100 for not wearing something like a mask or hosting gatherings of more than 12 people who are not in the same household businesses face fines starting at $1000 but can be cited $5,000 for a second violation and $10,000 for each additional infraction the ordinance was unanimously approved. we do want to show you know a map of bay area counties and forcing mask fines. they are sonoma moran napa san ma

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she is? >> they will ask how did she get threats if no one know who's she i is. >> we're not going to take on anyod idea. >> don't call the "new york times" guy behind me, he's a rat -- >> boy, this is tougher than an nfl game. >> this is tough. >> good afternoon, my name is jack berkeman. this is jason wall. all of you have noticed a rather tragic and sad back story that somehow i or jacob or others paid or attempted to pay some woman for coming forward. none of this is true. >> so they come out with this affidavit from this woman car line cass. the report is put together by an operation sure fire intelligence and this goes online before the press conference. so that was where a lot of people started digging. on its website, this looked like a pretty legitimate organization at first. >> it says they were former spice, things like that. >> and our numbers, supposedly different bureaus around the world. so if you reverse search the number, it was registered to jacob wall's mother we have a reporter here on the phone with jacob, are you sure this is the real thing? he's yeah, yeah, don't worry abou

there has been no movement clause or was there any violations of the law or just follow the rules in any talk of reprisals would disappear if you violate the law we will respond she has not yet we have been responding mildly so far but i want to look at shannon who has held the post of president in belarus since 1904 he's won multiple elections with landslide victories a lot of the time he faces though his biggest challenge to date there is this content in belarus with the political situation and he faces a reinvigorated resurgent opposition led by sfard lawyer. who took up the banner of the opposition after the arrest and detention of a husband surrogate back in may now she's won the endorsements of other opposition candidates she's promised to hold free elections and rallied tens of thousands of supporters to the streets. it's been 75 years now since the u.s. dropped the atomic bomb on the japanese city of nagasaki came just days after the bombing of hiroshima on the 6th of august attacks led to some 200000 civilian deaths but people continue to die years after the tragedy to severe burns radiation sickness and other injuries. mock local you know it just. kind

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gaza and were in no way for any critical decision or was cohen the pretrial chamber in this case and if you. know goes ahead with ready the execution it will almost. in the korean. war and she in the investigation. really crimes. or think she's my speculation. my guess is. the foreign minister it's. from the mustard so i'm not sorry that's or it's her own use for i don't know. i mean she's aware that the. i.c.c. since she. well speaking of the i.c.c. your most recent book entitled i accuse is about the international criminal court i was wondering if you could give us some insight as to how the i.c.c. avoids investigating israel for international law violations. some very uncommon here it is tearing through a situation right know that i'm not sure how many of those who actually. and sometimes. charges next and so you can and you can stuff i mean when you. hear all of the of those is going to sure there are only $21.00 the 2 were quote situations for the international criminal court that shirt suits you where you should serve to the newsroom you so 'd may 2010 that he murdered her in convoy those are routes and drugs. and they're not impacted injured immediately and 10 injure

she has been responsible for any mistreatment of smith. the governments in haiti has been the practice of rest of it argues it is no longer tolerated and may not even exist today. will not belive funny. funny that follow follow me since in the film in this there yeah. ok that ministers are still moving on the market accept the belts here by the middle mean. that you feel sayings and then you know what god would this is them with vic the. sun exists a son xander where proof exists. some people describe the rest of it phenomenon as a modern form of slavery what do you think non thereby that. for those looked. through to be starving so that success. downtown in port au prince and the earthquake damage streets can seem full of working children . rest of this is a common sight and with little evidence that there is a. we attempt to regulate all moments of what goes on. why isn't it more of a political priority in this country i think it's because this system is so ingrained into the culture that people become so desensitized to it the haitian ambassador said that haiti is too poor haiti does not have the resources necessary to combat the system and then plus he said that

no you just say you know i will bet my normal lives. see any fear already answered anything the toughest thing for us or for a person sighted to take money or yes indeed she did us all. we need i'm sorry to say these details and some of my democratic friends we need now see here still strong. troops but also as you say give us a sense. i don't know bloody paid for stuff well i. find it. although i agree we should be light on site is but either science doesn't deal do remember. that is going to cheer each member out we need to began. the mother lost just wait for the sheet if she really. didn't some tension might wave i'm glad about you to see what an. intro you claim to be cheating doing i really couldn't read my statement wonderful if it goes all that or all of those theories of the way so this through a 2nd race now we see. all of the critique she was wrong . we know some basic state question but we really don't know what's going cold all i want to say she is dead that's me and basic message all the time about the beat you know oh it's a couple of months their lives meet normal lives we did not. just this is just such a loss of. lebanon stage meet other

responsibility for so they will be a lot of discussion about that no doubt in his role but it is important to stress that at least the official word coming out of israel is that she wasn't in any way involved in this and the devastating pictures we're seeing coming out of beirut with a number of good and injured climbing. it's something that will touch everybody. really just from what we are seeing it is the perfect storm in lebanon right now you already have hospitals absolutely near full capacity because of the corona virus going into 'd this 'd you've got a social economic situation on the brink before this you also have the assassination of the prime minister the verdict which has divided the country on this 2 day it's a situation where you much of it couldn't get much worse for lebanon. it certainly is a situation where you imagine it couldn't get much worse i mean i've been to see receiving reports of hospital say people who are there because of cars that must be pushed to one side these are hospitals that were waiting overflowing with a number of the 19 positive patients that they had so we're talking about hospitals that were really pushed to their full capacity and no

as another caller said, just listen to what she said during her interviews, and you will see that the woman has no knowledge, no depth, no -- [inaudible] in any area whatsoever. >> host: mr. continetti. >> guest: yeah, i think you raise an interesting point with this idea of fist caution and the world being too complex for sarah palin's message x. i think one dividing line in our politics today is exactly i along those lines. the for lack of a better world, the liberal view of reality is that if it's so complex that it takeses people with a more sophisticated technocratic background in order to manipulate it so that we get the outcomes we want, again for lack of a better word, the conservative view would say, well, that may be true to some point. but really what's also necessary is a set of foundational principles, a set of values. because the world is so complex, we don't always have the answer to everything, and, of course, because we're human beings, we often just don't know enough in order to change the world to our liking. so more important than expertise knowledge would be political values. and i think that sanders a pay lip's supporter

i will let joe biden answer that question but, let me say, i'm proud to serve him in any way he would like. brian: no doubt she john kerry, seeing him in that shot. he was one of the first to endorse biden when he was down and out. ric grenell who use used to be ambassador of germany and took over the dni. said this about what he knows about harris and it was one in which about harris in particular she was somebody did not even return his calls when he started to give information in intelligence about what was happening over in europe and then, of course, what was happening here with intelligence. here he is weighing in on susan rice. she pass passed over because the obama by ten team and now the biden harris team problematic from the get-go. i think she is going to need to have, if they win and i don't think that they will we will have to have an appointment. she can't get through the senate. she has been lying and spying for too long. when you read her under oath transcript when she was under oath with penalty of perjury she said i didn't see any russian collusion that was a different story when she was on t

press office she was suggesting that this was a poisoning without necessarily really saying who the doctor is now at the hospital suggesting they can find no evidence of any kind of toxin will that be enough to convince his supporters that isn't the case. well of course or just will not be convinced they will believe that this is the boy's inning. i am at the wharfs who would be interested in such a poisoning because of course. today you know they use a. condition they are the frontline used. in the in russia you know that one on radio they're on television and. paying attention to that and as your correspondent said earlier this is not the 1st such suspicious situation. you know another the russian opposition claims that he was poisoned you will though he was of course not in such a bad condition as mr not all need and there was absolutely no proof ald so now karl moore is i use you in every i in the united states for not taking action or on his complaints so it looks like a very suspicious very complicated situation and i would not exclude that sound on the else the russian government would be interested in having that mr navarre boy isn't there a civic at this particular

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she have a point? congressman: no. biden is capable of answering any question and will answer those questions honestly without a lie whichather unusual in past 3 years. no, but let me just be very clear here, he knows the issues, he's perfectly capable of doing it. he will be doing press conferences as will kamala in the course of the campaign. we are now in the midst of a democratic convention which is being done virtually. there are enormous number of questions about how to do that including how to be on skype and in an appropriate way and i just had enough problems -- the reality is -- the reality is you do your thing and that is to keep calling for the press conference. i can assure you that the campaign biden and the rest of the team are very much aware. leland: i'm old enough to remember, a year or two, that democrats were crying bloody murder over the fact that there had not been a white house press briefing in x number of days. since july 18 -- 19 president trump has taken questions more than 50 times. joe biden has taken more than ten times including msnbc and one cbs sunday morning interview where the questions

no and she had to respond so we've seen then from joe biden and does this fact into the presidential election in any way. biden welcomed it he said biden heris by the hunters harris administration will seek to build on this progress and there are reasons why biden will be very happy about this he's dodged a bullet there is a low level civil war underway in the democratic party everyone's united against trump but it's a fight about what it even means to be a democratic president joe biden has made it clear in the fight over the democratic party platform it means cosseting israel basically and there's a fight with a progressive when you said no wait a 2nd joe biden is personally intervened it's reported to take the word occupation out of the democratic party platform he's made it clear that the u.s. embassy would return to tell of eve from jerusalem if he's elected he's made it clear despite all the progress of calling for that israel's $4000000000.00 of aid will remain sacrosanct unconditional no matter what they what they do come out despite what you may have heard was over the other stop in the face in this in this debate for progressive also many reasons in the middle east in deba

will be participating in the formal process if no reporters are allowed, that would certainly be unprecedented. >>> joining mess is dr. peter hotez. doctor, dr. birx says she's seeing some reassuring signs. do you see anyuring signs right now? >> i don't see a lot, ana, to be reassured about. the deaths are now climbing. we're heading up to 1,500 new deaths per day. that's very concerning. that trajectory means we're going to easily maybe 300,000 deaths or more by the end of the year. it's plateaued as 100,000 -- so, for example in houston, even though it's plateaued, what that really means if you multiply it by three or five, that's an 5,000 new cases, because that's the unusual conversion factor. now the virus is moving up there are areas getting hid very hard. i don't see anything rea thursday. this is the problem. i don't think she doesn't -- not just her. it's the whole white house task force, doesn't know how to synthesize and communicate the information very well. sort of cherry picks they vary yes, sir facts, but doesn't bring it together to make us understand what's going on. it's pretty awful. problem number two, they stiller digging in their heels that the states have to lead and this he wil

no you never gave up. >>that is a strong willed young man alaska's did not have any underlying conditions before his coronavirus infection. >>coming up next the ww ii star says she's safe after she says a stock or broke into her home with plans to hold her [upbeat music] ♪ today was the day that i put everything in perspective. ♪ ♪ i fell asleep but when i woke up. ♪ (boy) hi, do you want to share my sandwich? (vo) good feeds our connections. good feeds us all. hormel natural choice lunch meats. >>tonight officials in florida say a man allegedly stalked a wwe wrestler for years before heading to her home over the weekend with plans to try and hold her hostage, yes, frightening ryan smith has details. >>social media stalking a vault into an attempted armed kidnapping investigators say at the center of it all wwe superstar sonny deville late tonight deville thanking her supporters on twitter stating a very frightening experience. but thankfully, everyone is safe a special thank you to hillsborough county sheriff's office for their response and assistance investigators say philip thomas left his car at idlewild baptist church around midnight then walked into the bill

any doser closer to a deal for the new stimulus package. there's been little to no progress in state and local funding on unemployment benefits. speaker telling cnn the price tag she's willingor is $3.4 trillion. obviously the stakes couldn't be higher. millions of americans are out of work with the economy in shambles, rent and mortgage payments are now due as of the first of the month. phil mattingly is on the hill for us. and, so, where are they today? >> reporter: to give you some context on the top line, and this is just the top line, we're not even getting into the weeds here. speaker pelosi wants a proposal at $3.4 trillion. republicans are saying they don't want to go anywhere north of $1 trillion. that signifies a pretty significant problem. there have been six meetings in eight days between the top negotiators. they are now in the ninth day right now. and in that meeting treasury secretary steven mnuchin said that he planned to put forth a couple of new proposals that he hoped democrats would start moving their way on, or at least consider them favorably. but as you noted, brooke, the speaker was very blunt with our caucus last night on a private conference call m

no room you cannot go in after that. [applause] >> right before we started there was a high schooler there she is. of course we hope she will be a librarian. but any advice you could give a high schooler? i don't know what i want to do. >> how old are you? you're going to college right? that's the first advice. go to college because you need a college education in this day and age to be competitive. [applause] but here is the thing there are so many different ways to get an education. we live in the united states of america. we have community colleges, four-year, so many ways to do it. no one right way to do it. you don't have to go to a four-year school and live in the dorm if that's not your thing. it's an excellent experience if you can do it for you have to get a education beyond high school. that is a must. high school diploma is not enough anymore. and to have an education is the key to that. >> that's it in a nutshell. >> we don't have much time left. >> are you ready? we want to booktalk. [laughter] >> if i would describe the boo book, a re- humanization effort because for me, a black woman from a working-class background to have the oppor

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she asked the president that question and ben collins who has been following the qanon movement for years. it basically seemed like the president is willing to accept support from any group noy are as long as they like him. >> and a lot of the language he used here talking about qanon. we've heard him use talking about white nationalist groups. i think back to this issue when it came up before and i talked to the president's business associates about it. a lot of them said this goes back to when he was a real estate developer and would sell an apartment to anybody as long as their checks cashed. an oligarch, a criminal, a dictator. he just wanted their business. and that's kind of really what it seems like here. he doesn't care who someone is. he just wants their vote. it's interesting on this qanon question. this was an interesting question. he could have said, i don't know anything about this and move on. i was sort of ready for that. but instead he clearly, as you just demonstrated, decided to go full on in and not only disavowing this group but really throwing the support behind their believers and members of their movement. >> and you know qanon better than anybody. yo

any roles. brian: she will. would not surprise me. calling for a national mask mandate no live. >> every governor should mandate mandatory mask wearing. the estimates by the experts are it will save over 40,000 lives in the next three months. brian: who are their experts and why are we here and what questions would have you asked had the former vice president opened up the questions? fox news contributor dr. nicole saphier joins us now with her take. doctor, i was just wondering what you thought about a presidential candidate coming out pretending he was president and telling us what to do? do you think that would work? well, brian, you know, it's a good conversation to have regarding universal mask mandate. right now unequivocally people should be wear masks indoors outside of their homes unless they have respiratory issues. there is not a reason not to wear a mask while indoors public spaces. joe biden he said people outdoors should be wearing masks for the next three months. and he really left a lot of room for questions there but he didn't take any questions so my firs

that no one will understand the bond that they have and how close they are to each other. and he referred to her to some people as his girlfriend, but she never had anytic interest in him and no one -- >> and he had tremendous romantic interest in her. >> very much so. >> thus, in your mind, a reason to be angry one night? >> certainly. >> reporter: was it possible that carol rebuffed him, that he got angry? the detectives didn't ask those questions, said steve's family. and soon it was too late. six months after carol's murder, a 911 call from a condo where jim knapp went to live after carol was killed. >> we came for a welfare check of a friend of mine. the door's open. it looks like a gunshot hole in the window, and there's a shell casing inside, and the bedroom door's closed. >> who are you doing the welfare check on? >> jim knapp. >> reporter: jim knapp was dead. gunshot wound. the medical examiner ruled it a suicide. >> i was stunned. it was -- it was one of those moments where it just sort of took my breath away. and then when i found out there was no note, and as i learned about the details of what the scene looked like, it's still a baffling