support "pen friend ".onight we will talk talk with the ceo of pen america, suzanne nossel is a friend and someone who i very much look up to as a leader in this, this world that i somewhat take part in. i've had the chance to talk to some of the other authors of this past months and i'm always thrilled when someone else wants to take that opportunity away from me. [laughter] i actually get to watch and enjoy it instead of having to run it. my friend doctors john shuman is not only a longtime friend of suzanne, they will probably get into how they know each other at the beginning but john is also a board member of the tulsa literary coalition. huge advocate for the work we do through tlc and magic city books. it's a great all-around guy and advocate for the arts and culture here in tulsa. jonathan take the reins. if you guys have a question we invite you to put those into the q&a on zoom and will incorporate as many as you can. if you don't have this look yet "dare to speak" conflict we will be talking abou

if ivanka trump had only married sean pen. there's sean pen who knows how to deliver testing to people and worked hard. and done more to save lives than jared kushner could. >> absolutely. first of all let's commend him for what he's doing. amazing. he informed himself about the virus and asked himself what can i do? and he went out and did it. it's amazing how it's grown. from a notion to something that is really helping a lot of people. that said, jared kushner -- those reports certainly sound consistent. to me. with what we know about jared kushner and his ability and his political -- his idea of what political strategy is. and frankly his callousness. and that's something of course that would please his boss. that montage you played of the president. it's keen analytical parsing of the data. which is non-sense. almost cheating to throw in -- >> i could resist. >> that was -- but it is astounding. we're going to talk and i'm sure i'll repeat myself and we don't have a national strategy. six months into the crisis. it's almo

. >>> up next, the unlikely pandemic pen pals with so much in common >>> finally in the worst of times they're becoming the best of friends. our joe fryer with the story first brought to us by our minneapolis nbc affiliate kara levin. >> reporter: like so many kid her age 7-year-old addy fenster is separated from her friends. >> i miss them a lot. >> reporter: like so many seniors his age 73-year-old gary melquist is lonely too. >> i love to go to twins games. >> reporter: two strangers, now pals by pen. >> i love ice cream. >> it's gone so much further than i thought it would. >> reporter: the unlikely duo, one of two dozen pandemic pen pal pairs matched up by augustana care minneapolis where gary is a resident. >> helps with the more solitude life we have now and i've made some joy to her and she does to me. >> he draws a lot of pictures of the sea. >> reporter: they exchange more than words. >> and this is a little deer, and it's really pretty. >> reporter: with each turnin their walls into mini museums. >> she's only 7 years old and she did that. >> reporter: showcasing the art wor

university town, pretty much dependent on p enn state academically and residents throughout the year are pen nerving state students so we are not a very big town and you can imagine the impact when just north of 40,000 students arrive as they have this weekend, during the last week more or less. there's a great deal of anxiety among the -- the residents of state college, if you want to put it that way, permanent residents, students are residents too but i'm talking

. >> reporter: the unlikely duo, one of two dozen pandemic pen pal pairs matched up by augustana care minneapolis where gary is a resident. >> helps with the more solitude life we have now and i've made some joy to her and she does to me. >> he draws a lot of pictures of the sea. >> they exchange more than words. >> and this is a little deer, and it's really pretty. >> with keach turning their walls into mini museums. >> she's only 7 years old and she did that. >> showcasing the heart work of a newfound friend. >> i'm going to be honest i did not anticipate a 7-year-old and a 70 some-year-old having so much in common. >> reporter: common ground found in handwritten letters. >> you are a nice friend too >> reporter: reminding addy and gary they're far from alone. >> your friend with love, thank you again, gary. >> joe fryer, nbc news >>> and that is nightly news, thank you for watching everyone, i'm lester holt please continue to take care of yourself and each other >>> right now at 6:00, 91 days until the presidential election and a union for the u.s. post office says they may not be

pen? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen.nds. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. ♪ >>> welcome back to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm kerry washington. since everything's bigger in texas, instead of just one healthcare hero, we're going to honor a whole family of them. live from dallas. please welcome all five nurses from the ginigeme family, enuma, dera, jide, kosi and uche. >>> enuma, how are you all related, can you explain it? >> this is my wonderful and beautiful daughters. and my fantastic son in law. >> five nurses, five nurses in one family. at what point do you all get a reality show and i produce it? i heard that you have been working nonstop during the pandemic. who is the best nurse in the family, be honest. >> um -- we are all good nurses. we all have our strengths so, i don't have an answer. >> very graceful. it's an elegant answer. kosi and jide, you recently had a baby girl, in march, yeah? >> yes. we did. >> and you are both back at

you can get this with pen america friends. and listen, congratulations on your book and think you so much for joining us. please stay safe with you in your family during the pandemic i note that you have an extensive virtual book to her. we were delighted that you made this virtual stop in tulsa. we hope to see you when circumstances allow. it was great to see you. i feel like i had visited your house and made a little foray into your city in your life. it is a wonderful store. we are so proud to have at chapter pen america in tulsa. >> think you everyone have a good night. here's a look at some books being published this week. chris murphy of connecticut offers his thoughts on the role of firearms. and how they affect public safety and the violence inside us. the first lady senior advisor. and why she left the administration. in her book blood and oil. they report on the life and leadership style of the crown prince. also being published this week. they were called the experience growing up gay in the midwest. and his marriag

they don't seem to be working very well yes to pen is doing better than western counterparts but it's lagging behind south korea and china for example and economists are connoisseur not all that confident that there will be a quick recovery japan can help perhaps by saving the economy from from full lockdowns that's not possible in the country anyways but people are a little specks skeptical because even going into this japan had the tax increases for example not to help. thank you really parts there in frankfurt for us . to turkey now where the currency the euro can't seem to stop slipping their mission purchasing power is fuelling anxiety in the country we'll hear from voices on the ground in just a moment but 1st here's the situation as it stands. many tarts are worried how much more will their economy shrink things were bad even before the coronavirus hit but the pandemic hasn't just brought to risen to a halt the entire economy is collapsing as confidence disappears the value of the turkish lira has been rapidly falling losing about 20 percent on the u.s. dollar since the beginni

arriving in germany testing stations are open at terminals as concerns grow that a 2nd wave of the pen demick may be hitting the country. and the champions league returns after. a 1000000 blue cross good to have you with us we start in lebanon public anger is growing there over the devastating explosion in the capital beirut on tuesday the blast killed more than 150 people injuring thousands more and destroyed large parts of the city demonstrators have stormed and occupied the foreign ministry this after angry protests in central beirut with some people throwing stones and other objects police have used tear gas against them protesters blame the apparent accidental blast of combustible material stored illegal at the city's port i'm years of political corruption and incompetence and they say it's these very political conditions that are hindering the relief and recovery effort let's turn to baso are really in downtown beirut basile organizers are calling today a day of rage what is happening where you are. from what i am right now you can see behind me one of the main seats that meet wi

industries across the economy here in nigeria have been affected on some significant level by the pen demick which is just unfolding. all right so a very bleak outlook there for the aviation industry in particular you mentioned briefly other sectors really suffering how can we say as a whole how does the jury look at canonically how is it handling this pandemic. one prominent indicator for that is the g.d.p. number that just came out at the beginning of the week minus 6 point one percent for the 2nd quarter that the number here for the nigerian economy and given assuming the numbers are likely to stay in the negative in the next quarter that means that nigeria is headed straight into a recession you know this is not the 1st recession that the country if if it is going to manifest it's going to go through in fact it's just coming out from a recession that started in 2016 due to falling oil prices but serious speaking not only about the consequences of falling oil prices due to the pen demick but we're also speaking about so many structural problems that have existed long before the cof

italy's tourism industry is reeling from the blow it's been dealt by the pen demick a business down 70 percent research suggests some 30000 companies are risk of shutting up shop all those that stay open are struggling to recruit staff. we have big problems finding not only qualified but also unqualified personnel i mean interview people for a place at a restaurant we find those who compare the offer with 3900 citizens income despite us proposing a permanent all fixed term contract nobody in our sector wants to exploit workers but let me offer a contract from 802-1200 euro they tell us they prefer to stay at home and the government with these subsidies is creating a system of people who sits on the couch and do nothing all day people who don't want to work because they get the same money if you have 2 children and the low income the state gives you almost 1200 euros a month why should you work taking the same money in this welfare system is frightening i have employees in my shop who tell me why don't you fire me so i work illegally and get 2 years of benefits there are people who now

penned for slavery links well land of hope and glory penned in $1001.00 plugs the british empire british prime minister boris johnson insists the country shouldn't be ashamed of its history though. i think it's time we stopped. embarrassment about our history about author additions and about our culture and we stop these. bite recrimination and witness i want to get that off my chest the b.b.c. points out the lyrics will return next year once they can feature singers in a covert free environment but our debate guests showed the concert itself divides opinion lyrics or not. prince of multicultural country has anthems written in the. early 18th century prefix of britain's imperial past so well and good maybe this reclaiming museums where they rightly belong but i think on the national broadcast we don't want to hear that sort of stuff and certainly somebody my background if you are black or asian or from one of the commonwealth countries then the implication that brits will never be slaves doesn't hold quite true for you and neither you or the sentence no i think should go almost everybody

conventions officially nominated donald trump for the republican and joe biden for the democrats the pen demick has thrown the election and even more chaos than usual so joining us is greg palast journalist author of many books including as the latest out now skyrocketing up all the bestseller lists it's called how trope stole 2020 stacie the title itself greg palast how trunk stole 2020 not sound too good for anybody who is hoping that biden when all the polls at the moment anyway suggest that biden is indeed going to win so how are you saying that my still holds moles ok yes well of course hillary clinton was wiping the floor with donald trump in the polls in july of 2016 in fact if i remember the day before the election the morning of the election miss n.b.c. saying no way no pass to 270 for donald trump who's in the white house president clinton. oh not president cliff ok. forget the polls stole the election now my book is not a prediction it's a warning and it has been storm at sea that i'm an investigative reporter remember . so it's all about the facts. they've already removed 170

a longer pausth >> reporter: the pause allows the companies to continue classifying drivers as end pendebt contractors and not full- time employees with benefits as required. the fight now moves to election day and the battle over pop significance 22 funded by the companies which would continue to classify drivers as independent contractors. >> it takes away the worker's rights. it can spread to any other industry. >> pay sick days and worker's compensation. this company, instead of help us, they put up millions of dollars. >> reporter: supervisor says this is not about ride shrights >> it's all a political ploy. even if they shut down tomorrow this is all about trying to get voters in san francisco and the state of california not to recognize worker's rights. >> reporter: ride share users are happy the plug didn't get pulled on the apps yet. >> you know, andrea, this battle has been raging for a while now and it's not going away be< even with the extension. what is next in the battle? >> reporter: they'll have oral arguments in mid tonot last unt election. it could be extended the, bu

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have douglas macarthur's pens. he used six pens to send the document. that sounds a bit strange. he chose to use six pins for douglas macarthur and douglas macarthur on the second document. he did this for a simple reason and one that we still do today if you look at lawmakers when they sign important laws. what do you want them to do? give these pens away as souvenirs. he simply said, these proceedings are closed. allied a signal and aircraft flew in formation. that is all it took to end the bloodiest conflict in history. >> at the end of the war, the united states would emerge as the world's first nuclear power. soon afterward, the soviet union would join the arms race. that led to a protracted cold war with each country adding to their nuclear arsenals. in the united states, testing of these weapons would take place at a site just outside of las vegas. the national atomic testing museum shares how the atomic age which began on august 6, 1945 would capture the united states -- capture the imagination of the americans. >> the museum focuses on atomic testing over a period from t

defend and support you take this obligation without reservation or purpose and do these jobs in the penhich you are positive. >> i do. got some family out here? >> come on, family. name?t is your >> ella. >> hey, cole. hi, mya. good to see you. >> i am not family. >> hi, good to see you. hey, man, how are you doing? that's right. it is not many guys that can say my oscar show. >> welcome. what, a renowned. [laughter] i tell you what, she is the best. she is the very best. you?, uncle, how are all you guysat -- are journalists, but i don't know if they can add or subtract. good to see you. ok. now, we got it? everybody? oh. top. great to see you. and then extended family. >> oh, no. >> come on, everybody. my extended family is here. >> hi, how are you? good to see you. how are you? welcome. my best friend from kindergarten. >> hi, how are you? that's a lot of courage right come from. how are you, man? it was 1973. i swear to god. >> [indiscernible] thank you, man. let me go down here. [laughter] can you see everybody behind me? biden couldn't, take it anymore. see if i'm standing up? oh,

the first slave trader who locked him up in a pen called him plat. so he was living for 12 years as a slave in louisiana under the name of plat, and that was not his given name. an that is the experience that a lot of people had and you could see that in various narratives. even though there is a problem of people's names being taken away from them, there are a few people who remain here who have ampkan names. so here is a person named mingo which is an african name. and we have someone named somba and we have coacou. that means a male born on wednesday. so these are names from west africa that tell us something about the circumstances of people's birth. and also interestingly enough, here is someone named moesa, -- moussa. this is an islamic name. so this person was a muslim. people traded into slavery in the americas who came from north africa were likely to have been exposed to islam through the trading with the arab world. there were long standing trade networks. so this is something that tells us a little about the religion and culture of people

do you have a pen? give me a piece of paper. yeah. yeah. so you will be ok? you will get it back, yeah. >> [inaudible] [indistinct conversations] >> if you have a mask, put it on, guys. pres. trump: if i put your name down, it loses a lot of value, so just sell it tonight on ebay. [laughter] thank you. we will take good care. we are going to work with the guys. we are going to get you what you need, fast. [indistinct conversations] [laughter] >> get yours put on. pres. trump: great job. great job. >> -- goes to law school. >> that is the smartest guy in our class. pres. trump: really? i thought he was smart. >> thank you for being here, sir. god bless you. we are with you. [indistinct conversations] >> i appreciate it. pres. trump: co., you changed! we will get you. >> he has got a mask. [indistinct conversations] [laughter] pres. trump: yeah, i need it. thank you. [indistinct conversations] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accu

on the front page, he had inscribed with a felt tip pen what seems to be a huge zero covering nearly the entire page. [laughter] you see that, he asked. as i read these memos, i put a question mark next to points with which i disagree. he flipped through the pages and revealed dozens of question marks. he concluded, the more i disagree, the bigger the question mark. [laughter] he pointed back to the zero and said with a big smile, that is the period at the bottom of the question mark. [laughter] he continued, he said, let me hear you make the case. three hours and many arguments later, he asked, anymore to say? when i said no, he announced, well, i am where i started, but now i am ready for my debate with justice brennan at conference. [laughter] in the end, his view prevailed. the equal protection case was argued the next monday. the next day, it's about the case on which i had written my second bench memo. cameras in the courtroom. florida had begun to allow such coverage in criminal trials. the defendants had contested their conviction on the grounds of coverage have deprived them

so the last thing they're going to do is a pen pal campaign but what do you think? is that the secret to the saving the post office, charlie hurt? >> also think about this, think about what it will do for literacy rates. one of the things we also discovered i don't know, texts, first email, now texts it makes everybody, including you and me illiterate. we start sending each other little emojis, little acronyms for everything instead of actually using our words. so i think it would be a tremendous thing to do. in fact i'm going to take away all of my kids phones and i will tell them all, if you want to reach me, in fact, i might do it with my wife too. if you want to reach me. write me a letter. put it on a stamp, put it on the blue boxes they think are robots from "star wars." melissa: yes. yes. that's genius. you may have changed my mind on this issue. i was mocking it initially. now i see the wisdom in it. i heard so many debates about the post office in the past couple days. they all make me laugh really hard. i've been running for postmaster general for the bett

in addition to pens used in the marketing of enslaved people, there were also slave jails. in the city of new orleans, and the central business district there were two dozen slave jails at one time. additionally enslaved people were locked up at the state p penitentiary as well. so all of the same rules applied to enslaved people if they were convicted of murder or theft or any of the other infractions. they could be locked up just the way that a free person could. but, of course, a lot of the punishment of enslaved people was done in an extra legal fashion on the plantations. plantations did also have jail-like structures sometimes. where people could be confined as punishment. but typically they were not iron structures. they might be made of wood or brick or people might be just confined say in a barn or an extra room somewhere. but those -- that kind of confinement was very typical. a lot of people who were enslaved in the state of louisiana would at one time or another experience being sold at an auction. especially since so many people who were enslaved in the lower s

what it's going to be like tonight -- >> and pens. >> and pens. i don't want a messy roll call. keynote, stacey abrams right off the top is going to be interesting. it will be interesting to see how they integrate the whole emcee thing with eva longoria last night. that seemed kind of different than everything else. they're going to use tracee ellis ross tonight. >> i got report suggesting the piece of it the most fluid, trying to figure out what's too much, too little. >> but they're committed. they want that celebrity at the top. marco rubio hate it is but they are going to do it because they've got celebrities. >> they've got celebrities. >> well, the other thing that we are expecting is, i mean, we know there's a little bit -- there's been some late breaking news. colin powell being part of it was not something that was broadcast in advance. we also expect that there is -- i mean, there is going to be more of a presence, in terms of republicans endorsing, to a certain extent endorsing biden. we've seen the clip in advance of cindy mccain narrating the video about the friends

brandon belt, 3 run shot into the pen, game tied at 3 in the first.on to save the 5-6 lead of the night, but ran into belt. reaching the 11th straight at bat. 11th inning, jonathan celano at the plate. >> it is out of here! we are going home. >> a walkoff and the giants when they are seventh straight game in dramatic fashion. the a's and rangers matchup and take a 91 mile an hour heater off the side of his head, and stayed in that game. matt holsen gets a little payback, 454 foot blast, 10th homerun of the year for olson, a's up to 3-1. top of the 5, mark simeon, they beat the rangers 10-3, they have won five of 7. lucas, now in the history books. adam angle is there a no- hitter! the 19th in white sox history. >> 13 strikeouts for the 26- year-old, the first no-hitter of the first short season. the 49ers made it official today, no pants for their opener at home on september 13. but, san francisco did leave their door open for fans possibly later in the season. that nba playoffs, clifford overshadowed luca mania today. 18 points on the first half, fin

pen? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen.stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. critically ill covid patient was able to marry his fiance this week well still inside a texas hospital. back in july carlos munoz was getting ready to wed his girlfriend grace, but you came down with the coronavirus and had to be hospitalized in san antonio after a month at the hospital carlos did test negative for the virus, but he still struggling and he's not able to go home so carlos his nurse. it came up with this great idea for carlson grace to say their vows in the hospital and as you can see the couple happily accepted they tied the knot on that some of their family members were able to witness the ceremony in person other family and friends watch to be a live stream. carlos is nurse says that the wedding seem to give carlos fight. she's noticed a positive change in him. already let's hope he does well enough to go on his hone

prostitution throughout her entire teenage years. 12 to 18 hours probably about 12 or 15 different pens. it's an exceptional immersion by elly's elite police officers who are leading the war against sexual trafficking without mercy. where you go to jail to. there and lives in a residential suburb around 15 miles away from los angeles. this former professional snowboarder has now been working in the human trafficking unit for 12 years. erin and his wife have a new member to their little family. center came early and we have a new addition to our family. our baby girl arrived when we could go. every day this father of 2 attempts to save minors who are being sexually exploited recently becoming a father has only reaffirmed his determination you know work in child sex crimes it's a very difficult position to work. you know the stuff that i'm exposed to on a daily basis the images that we see you know the interviews you hear the stories of these children of what they go through and it's heartbreaking you know obviously i would never want my daughter to ever be you know exposed to any of this

on found my pen i found these on the sidewalk because mine are full of bugs woods in my magic court they snot a magic court that is my cadillac baby that's my cadillac do you know if you're old homeless person you gotta have some certain things right . you gotta have some booze. you gotta have some booze. you know to have a blanket. ordered my paper to go you gotta have paper paper he got to have paper. class to go have plastic. bungee cords and. he guarded. all the years. she's gone. all of us we got to have her son. paul make us feel alone make you feel. you got a daughter have. a new look commuter from all over. think how the kind of a light. sometimes. it's going to get out of a light. cloud by a man as kind of like a school you go blank that's it's all blank as does my coat. i mean it's been winner dude it's been worth a. freeze to death. i came close once the 1st storm that came through. i woke up under 2 or 4 inches of snow and. summers so lish in the series imax guys are here to say see herbert you know in a month in which we were meant to have the 2 party conventions officially

whether an open plan office is a blessing or a curse for the people working in us to pen's on the space available and how it's crafted and used. then i'm going to name an unfit aunt if a company wants us to design an open plan office just so it can save space and costs. it's already game over and it will not go well for the one. nowadays there's a lot of emphasis on teamwork and corporate settings stuff are expected to be flexible and no longer bound to a fix work place. but i'm stiffed with a pen a laptop and a phone i can work anywhere i may still have a desk but my workspace might well get smaller and smaller than my client at the same time we need to create other spaces that are a lot larger than most and. that means rooms for meetings where an entire team can discuss and plan together. and small quiet corners to talk without disturbing everybody else. as well as ones where you can be alone. we need to create such spaces as well not just rooms for team meetings people need to be able to take a break and get away from the others and be alone somewhere quiet and peaceful and . that me

the future of how we address criminal justice de pens on it. how we remove the disparities. de pens on the actions that we take through policy, through investments, through complete reforms of this system county jail four will close september 5th. >>> muni rail lines will be shut down for weeks, buses once again used as a replacement. it comes after overhead electrical line problems and then news an employee who helped operate the entire system test positive for covid- 19. the director of transportation calling the rail service unacceptable and apologizing to riders. >> if it weren't for the fact that we had those two significant failures simultaneously. we might have decided to keep running the rail system. but with the covid positive test. the choice was really clear. we need to make sure that we are not stranding our riders in the subway in the event of an overhead wire failure during a time of covid. >> the shut down will allow employees to quarantine and allow extra time for equipment to be replaced. according to the agency. 54 of 6,000 employees have tested positive fo

poorer countries have been defeated by the pen demick such as nigeria. at night during lockdown the streets of lagos are dangerous. residents have set up a citizen's militia. attacks are increasingly commonplace. overwhelmed by the challenges of the fantastic the state is powerless to intervene. we well try. struggling very aggressive with. ricky realize. this. impossible 'd we know. officially nigerians are supposed to stay home for 36 days mass gatherings or cancel. 36 year old for more than $5.00 salary has lost his job because of the lock down. he doesn't have any savings. he's a sound engineer and has his own small studio. events provided him with most of his income. now that they've been cancelled he's lost his livelihood and there will be no i was staying indoors and social distancing is the best solution to tackle khurana to get her government should give us something to eat even if it comes weekly a monthly so that we can all survive this one time in which he did you know. he and his wife live with their 4 children in a tiny apartment. i'll be b

the u.s. a world power completely mishandled the response to the pen demick. to this day it still failed to control the spread. before long angry americans were taking to the streets to vent their fury an anti lock down protests. the u.s. has no short term work scheme like germany's and no uniform health system. many people have no health insurance the unemployment rate nearly tripled in april. most here have coded 1000 symptoms and free testing is the only way they can find out if they have the virus. in mid july 25 percent of tests in arizona came back positive . it's shocking how many people really need to be tested you know but i think we closed last and opened earliest i think possibly and i think that that was a huge problem and i would see people i learn from my apt next door complaining about wearing masks or wanting to go to bars and their rights being you know taken away and i just thought that was beyond ridiculous. fearful of the economic toll arizona was slow to respond to the pandemic then it lifted restrictions to sue. as a result the number of

get great margins on this if i buy them for $.25 and we sell them for a dollar if you just put paint pens their names on it. and i had a whole thing going in third grade and i got shut down and i actually did not get suspended but i had to stay after school because i got paint pen all over my desk and i got in trouble for defacing school property. >> oh, my goodness. but i love that even though you got in trouble, you didn't, like that spirit did not die. you stayed in that like side hustle, i'm going to make it happen. i'm going to take over the world from my tiny desk to my 18 nominations. >> oh, you know, i just always, i have always been curious and interested about business. i have always been wanting to change systems and learn how things work and so, yeah. even when i was little. i can't turn it off either sometimes i'm like can i just turn it off. i have a million ideas every week too. and some of them are not that good. >> but that's okay. right? just staying in that creative mentality and being willing to take the risk. like, you only get to success when you are willing to fail

laughed at internally in washington as you know being very subservient to the president trump mate pens the chair of the white house coronavirus task force so we're specht and tends to you know try to make a case that the white house has been democratic control that there's a clear plan going ahead for how to tackle this crisis pence also expected to try to step out of term shadows he's given the speech at fort mchenry which apparently star busy. inspiration for the national anthem during the war and 812 and maybe we'll see you know a combination of strength and patriotism so maybe pence also setting himself up for a run in 2024 ok. thank you thanks so much. as hurricane laura barrels 2 of the texas and louisiana coast we do all that just aren't mincing their words we're going to take a look at the storm surge some of the revised information that we're looking at this is a dangerous. dangerous storm for folks this is not survivable. many like these homeowners in louisiana are heeding the warnings securing their property as they prepare to join the more than half a 1000000 people who hav

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conventions officially nominated donald trump for the republican and joe biden for the democrats the pen demick has thrown the election to even more chaos than usual so joining us is greg palast a journalist author of many books including his latest out now skyrocketing up all the bestseller lists it's called outro stole 2020. again he has written to the u.s. saying it is highly concerned about washington sanctioning companies working on the north stream to pipeline project with russia. their opinion considers that their. of sanctions is illegal under international law at the same time their opinion continues to higher value just in time to unity the common foreign and security goals are shared which increases the impact of sanctions we welcome the look on this issues department of state is updating the public guidance for katz authorities to include north stream to the 2nd line of turk stream to this action puts investments or other activities that are related to these russian energy export pipelines at risk of u.s. sanctions it's a clear warning to companies aiding and abetting russia'

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let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i'm gonna switch now.t need my desk... my chair... and my phone. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> break ing overnight, the department of justice says that a former army green beret has been arrested and charged. >> prosecutors say peter devens met with russian operatives on a multiple number of occasions from 1996 to 2011. if convicted he faces a sentence of life in prison. we'll continue to bring you the story and the details as we learn them. >>> all right. now to what the governor of illinois is calling a potential game-changer in the efforts to contain the coronavirus pandemic here. the pfda has given emergency authorization to a saliva test developed at the university of illinois at champaign. let's talk to one of the developers dr. martin burke. he's one of the developers and professor at university of illinois. dr. burke, thank you for being with us. what's different about this test. >> hi, christi. thanks. the test removes. of the supply chain and time-causing

under pressure president lukashenko has penned the unrest on a disgruntled on employed rump. to assume would mean that everyone who is unemployed currently has to be looked after they have to be offered a job the core of these so-called protesters are people with a criminal past and those who are unemployed proof it would be as little. as factory workers suggested otherwise. stunned if you voted for tikkun of scalia the opposition leader in my child's. room rose as one. elsewhere signs the trust in the system is running out. on the kurds how this man escaped the clutches of police. i. wouldn't that just outsiders are paying attention to the us has worn sanctions are on the table what the people of belarus to have the freedoms that they're demanding that they think are in their best interests. we watch the protests we we urge that these that the non violent protesters be protected not harmed. document peaceful protests have been taking place on thursday there is no sign yet that this uprising has run its course. well i'm joined now by journalist hala book cobra she is in minsk

a marker pen. some scissors. jelly that's not frozen yet. jelly, the most important ingredient.ou need to find a plastic bottle that's got nice straight sides, without too many dimples, for recording rainfall. the first thing we want to do, if you take the marker pen, 0scar, mark a circle around the top of the bottle about a quarter of the way down from the top. excellent. so, when you have your line around the top of your bottle, you take your scissors. i'll do this bit, shall i? and we cut the top of the bottle off. this is the grown—up part. yes. so, when we've done that, we have the base of our rain gauge and we have a funnel. that sits on the top. excellent. the reason we have a funnel in the top of the rain gauge is so when it rains, it doesn't evaporate, all that moisture inside gets trapped within the rain gauge. the next thing we need, we need a flat bottom on our rain gauge, so we'll pour the jelly. great. so, when you've poured yourjelly into your rain gauge, you put that in the fridge for a couple of hours and let it set. and this is one we poured earlier. the next t

conventions officially nominated donald trump for the republican and joe biden for the democrats the pen demick has thrown the election into even more chaos than usual so joining us is greg palast journalist author of many books including as the latest out now skyrocketing up all the bestseller lists it's called how trope stole 2020 stacie the title itself greg palast how trunk stole 2020 not sound too good for anybody who is hoping that biden when all the polls at the moment anyway suggest that biden is indeed going to win so how are you saying that my still holds moles ok yes well of course hillary clinton was wiping the floor with donald trump in the polls in july of 2016 in texas i remember the day before the election the morning of the election in this n.b.c. saying no way no pass to 270 for donald trump who's in the white house president clinton. oh not president cliff ok. forget the polls stole the election now my book is not a prediction it's a warning and it has been storm at sea that i'm an investigative reporter remember . so it's all about the facts. they've already removed 1

strategy that the charm campaign is trying to friendly that way what about the vice president might pen should he be worried even more i mean he's the one who has to debate really some of that here that's going to be a tough night and i think it'll be watched a lot of people are going to be tuning in. to that to that fight look she has been proving that she can actually bring the heat she's a prosecutor she's a lawyer she knows how to make an argument she knows how to you know sort of lay out the bait and then actually execute on it and so you know they're going to look for it but at the same time people take a hard look at the top of the ticket again today it's commonly harris and that's the big story yes we're going to be watching the baby but in the end people will make the decision based on the top of the take of which is joe biden and can you think of 2 politicians he represents such different ideas about america then come over here is mike pence right i mean i do remember the vice presidential debate in 2008 when it was sarah palin and joe biden different setting but it was also a

of peace into the world they also appeal have been appealing every year for 3 years now of quite a pen to sign with nuclear weapons ban. however the japanese government is less inclined to do so they've actually ignored this appeal for the 4th year in a row and they would rather stay or have japan stay under the american nuclear umbrella. correspondents on your vasco reporting from tokyo thank you. germany is bringing in mandatory coronavirus tests for people who are arriving from high risk areas that move is in response to rising numbers of infections health minister yen spahn says the tests are essential for public safety. from saturday onwards travelers returning from high risk areas to germany will have to have a valid corona test in their pockets or accept being tested on the ground for free . mr voiced says i am very aware that this infringes on the freedom of the individual but i believe it is a reasonable infringement this is about more than just an obligation for individuals who return from holiday in my view this follows from our duty as a society to look after one another an

me that was like a given of him was going to come down again and i said dear god thank you for the pens this person has to push on my feet that is to bring the well she regrets the recent scandals she still supports the spanish royal house including king philippe . and stops the plans to trade him in for a head of state elected by the people. for whom this is going to unity young folks demanding this having to clearly if they think they invented politics and life in general as if we had left before i think it was to be done to. a new spanish republic still looks to be a long way off the hurdles to changing the constitution are high and a referendum would need to be held and unlike his coalition partner podemos prime minister pedro sanchez refuses to call one. still opponents of the monarchy plan to keep on demonstrating for a royalty free spain. scientists have been trying to uncover the secrets to a long and healthy life for a century in a matter of lifestyle do we need to follow a certain diets well one answer to the secret of a long life may be found on the greek island of we send ou

flexion point in american history instead he reacted by calling harris a nasty woman vice president my pen's he has been noticeably quiet what must he be thinking there will be one by his presidential debate before the november election it could possibly be the most watched debate of this entire campaign season and that speaks for harris not for mike pence. i was raised to take action my mother knew that she was raising 2 black daughters who would be treated differently because of how they learned growing up whenever i got upset about something my mother would look me in the eye and ask so what are you going to do about it that's why when i see a broken justice system i became a lawyer to try and fix it. it's why during the foreclosure crisis i took on the big banks and california's attorney general it's why as united states senator i have fought to represent people like i'm not here people who politicians often overlook or don't take seriously. our joining me tonight here at the big table is a veteran of the obama campaign's julia's fund bill or he knows joe biden julies is now a campaign s

againa eastern side of the pen nine.reat start. the cloud more extensive than received as of late but he really close feeling day. is that mixture of heat and humidity again that will spark those thunderstorms widely across the southern half of britain. always that fresher and drier to further towards the north. sunshine pops out here again you‘ll be up into the 20s. friday we‘re going to see again the low pressure very much the dominant feature and a lwa ys much the dominant feature and always that risk those torrential downpours affecting central and southern parts of the british isles. further north again the onshore breeze is dragging some low—level cloud into the eastern side of scotland. that‘s the best of the sunshine for northern island was up at across western scotland. though those temperatures look as though they‘re dropping awayjust a touch i think you will still feel pretty close. it‘s going to ta ke feel pretty close. it‘s going to take quite a while before we get something a good deal fresher with vegan fr