we will also talk with olympic champion swimmer, michael phelps, winner of 28 olympic medals, most ofold. and he's been very upfront about his own experiences on mental health. we will talk to michael, coming up. my name is christine payne, i'm an associate here at amazon. step onto the blue line, sir. this device is giving us an accurate temperature check. you're good to go. i have to take care of my coworkers. that's how i am. i have a son, and he said, "one day i'm gonna be like you, i'm gonna help people." you're good to go, ma'am. i hope so. this is my passion. if i can take of everyone who is sick out there, i would do it in a heartbeat. it's kind of my quiet, alone time. audible is a routine for me. it's like a fun night school for adults. i could easily be seduced into locking myself into a place where i do nothing but listen to books. i never was interested in historical fiction before, but i'm obsessed with it now. there are a lot of like, classic and big titles that i feel like i missed out since i don't have time to read, mean i might as well listen. if i want to catch up

phelps. >> thank you, chairman johnson, ranking member peters, and distinguished members of the committee for inviting me here today. i'm proud to present testimony representing the national emergency association. on behalf of my colleagues, we thank you for holding this. the 122,000 covid-19 related deaths in the united states -- preventing loss of life -- our heartfelt condolences go out to those who are recovering from or grieving the loss of a loved one during this pandemic. hundreds if not thousands of lives. comparatively speaking, oregon has fared well. we utilized our entire emergency management system to support the work of our public health partners. we continue to adapt our structure to compensate for insufficient federal resources, for instance, there was initial confusion as to whether the c.a.r.e.s. act funding would enhance or replace programs typically available in federal disaster preparedness. we expect action from the federal government. when it became apparent the allocati

even michael phelps shouting out an excited "yes." >> not the michael phelps. >> the mhael phelps. >> approval i need in life as well. >> yeah, we could all use that little bssing from a gold medal winner. >>> next to the new digs for j-rod, is that what we call them? >> that's what we're calling them, j. lo and alex rodriguez. the celebrity couple has added yet another address to their portfolio of luxury homes, including a 8 >> they've reportedly decided to run up the score by dropping a $40 million on waterfront miami mansion, super-private guard-gated enclave called star island. it's the size of a hotel, a spanish colonial, a mansion. 40,000 square feet, 10 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, probably a bunch of mirrors. >> did we mention it's a mansion? a chef's kitchen, wine room, pool with jacuzzi, private dock. they'll be in good company because neighbors include, oh, her ex, shaun diddy combs, and gloria stefan. >> and ricky martin, too. >> stars island? >> star island, pretty cool. >>> finally, our pandemic pause has apparently been good for j.k. rowling as well. a re-release and the so

big thanks to michael phelps, doctors, we want to thank all of you who wrote in with your questions.dn't get your questions answered tonight the conversation continues at cnn.com/coronavirus answers. the news continues right now with chris cuomo. >>> all right. thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime." we had assumed the president was refusing to help us with testing because he was making a political calculation, but, regrettably, we may have been wrong. today this president gave us reason to believe that his judgment may not just be bad. it may be impaired. did you hear this? >> he is going to do things that nobody would ever, would ever think even possible. take away your guns, destroy your second amendment, no

>>scaling back that will mean changes including they will no longer sanitize see phelps between flightsthe company says the cleanings will focus on a few things like tray tables, the lavatories according to a memo sent to flight attendants. the move will reduce the time planes are spending on the ground between flights deep overnight cleanings will continue. while many family businesses have taken a hit during the pandemic others have booming. >>real estate experts say the virus is pushing younger home buyers out of the city and then to their first homes, many of them are finding the green spaces of the suburbs, increasingly appealing first time home buyer applications jumped 20% in june over last year. none of the major cruise lines are going to be operating anytime soon cruises suspended at least through october that was announced by the cruise lines international association. its members include carnival disney norwegian, royal caribbean. the cdc had issued a no sail order affective through september before extending that time frame. the launching of 2 advanced trials to test manmade

the action phelps beyond. the well if drop. which your thirst for action. think. of. walking to freedom batteries begins releasing some of those detained during mass protests over last weekend's election amid claims of widespread police brutality one doctor shares her experience. so there was the women were lying on the floor and the men were in the next hour they were possibly so badly but they just how long. other stein slams a new peace deal between israel and the united arab emirates and that's a betrayal brokered by the u.s. it will see israel's west bank panics ation plans put on hold but not abandoned and tensions spike in the mediterranean as france says it will bolster its military presence there to monitor turkey's activities in disputed waters.

quick note, our latest "the drink with kate snow" is always about someone who got to the top michael phelps talks about dreaming really big. you don't want to miss his story by the way, of the worst goggle malfunction ever go to nbcnews.com/thedrink find it on demand or wherever you get your podcast. that's "nbc nightly news" this sunday. from all of here at nbc news, stay safe and have a great night. >>> right now at 6:00. demanding an demanding answers. group of teachers laid off. the reason was not financial but racially motivated. >> good evening. >> emotional afternoon in the north bay. allegations of racism at a private high school and a protest. >> at times things turned tense when counter protets tors showed up. we have more.r:he protests at te high school quickly grew. heated face to face confrontations from both sides. at the

ken phelps put a smile on my face. ken, thank you very much.e from the tom- tom choir which was talking heads without david byrne. i won't go into that. send me a song and make it a kovr. use facebook, twitter and instagram and used the hashtag # kovr. >> the california premiere of one of the most anticipated new movies of the summer. >> you get the truck, come back with the money. >> that's $2.5 million per had. if you come back alive. the movie called peninsula is a korean thriller and a sequel to the horror movie. a soldier narrowly escaped a zombie apocalypse and have to fight to survive the pandemic. they were originally going to have a worldwide premiere again few dumps several. it's one of the few big new movies for this summer and screened next friday at the west wind driving in san jose. the times for 58:00 a.m. a young girl from yemen has been reunited with her family in san francisco. rod is 10 years old and saw her family again for more than a month last night at sfo and there were hugs antithesis and care tears. the family escape t

i was about to go get a bite to eat with fellow competitors, and the president of nascar, phelps hadabout 6:30 that night. most of my team, most of the garage, most of the industry was already on a flight back home. so the first person i thought of when it was brought to my attention that there was a noose found in my garage was a crew member who happens to be african-american on my team. i texted him right away. i said hey, man, are you all right? and he had played it off. he was like, "yeah, what's up"? and i called him and said i guess you haven't heard about what's going on? and he's like, actually i'm the one who found it. and he was like, i didn't want to tell you and have your mind messed up before the race. i wanted you to have a clear head. it wasn't brought to my attention, it was brought to my attention hours later after the investigation was going through and i woke up monday morning to find out i could potentially be talking to the fbi about it. because it was in their hands now. not once did i report it. i didn't even see the picture of the noose, the garage pull until

so keeping that got him for not you in mind actually not expecting phelps timescale income from ticket i would so we're back to the stock funds to make sure that we are able to see through it and diageo. the madras crocodile bank opened over 40 years ago and has spread some 5000 crocodile since the park is now started to crowd funding campaign to help the reptiles survive but it's not just money that's missing. there are some colleagues here walk water in dining right now as a row and since this stuff works on the surface it's kind of it's men difficult because there's a lot of walk a lot and we need our full stop to be present because we have a lot of animals here. to make sure that you and reptiles don't starve and to enable the park to continue its conservation work stocks have also looked at another way of raising funds launching a huge cheap channel to turn the crux into. say look it's all the latest developments in the corona virus and demick the number of confirmed cases worldwide has passed 20000000 that's according to a tally by the johns hopkins university or than half of the

the most decorated olympic athlete michael phelps opened up about a battle with depression. >> one of scariest times is the last six months. >> the weight of gold, phelps is joined by other famous olympians describing their mental health female tactical jet pilot in the navy. >> i think that representation is important because we are a very diverse nation. so i would like everyone to believe that they can achieve whatever they want to do. >> some of the week's most shocking moments caught on camera. in china, a pair of pedestrians swallowed by a sinkhole that collapsed the entire sidewalk. fortunately, both survived. >> a close call for a driver in oregon when his car flipped after a fender-bender. he walked away with minor injuries thanks to his seat bet. and a moment we can relate to g a dip in a backyard kiddie pool. >> good morning. >> finally, one more moment that has common place for all of us. teaching our parents how to use zoom. this week it was princess anne guiding her mother queen elizabeth. >> can you see everybody? >> you should have six people on your screen. >> i can s

vanderbilts, dodges, phelps all signing on to this idea that the union should except black troops which it had not done for the first year. first year of the civil war. >> it was also won john brown who signed it to right? >> yes. i think it probably has a few fake names in their, who could resist a little graffiti? so john brown who we discussed last week with an authentic object, even though he had been dead three years, he signed a petition. >> yes that's very funny. just a question about lincoln, this is your subject area for sure. why was he reluctant to accept black soldiers in the service? >> it's hard to imagine, but the notion of african americans bearing arms was frightening to many white americans. especially in the border states like kentucky and maryland and delaware that had not succeeded from the union but where slavery was still legal and would be legal throughout the civil war. lincoln thought that he encourage african americans to join the service than those border states would leave the union and joined the confederacy. the ironic thing about this is that this petitio

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immigration minister chris phelps is in paris for talks with french officials he says the 2 nations willwork apace to finalize a new plan for shutting down the route. just a quick look at the headlines now crowds have gathered near beirut support for a vigil marking a week since a catastrophic explosion shot at the lebanese capital. survivors held a moment of silence for more than more than 200 people killed and read the victims' names out loud blast injured thousands of people and left hundreds of thousands homeless. spilled out into the streets as clashes between protesters and security forces continued demonstrators have set fires and holed stones at the parliament building now a new report suggests lebanon's leaders had been warned just last month about explosive material stored at beirut's fought so hard there is in beirut it was an emotional ceremony but at the same time they were demanding justice accountability they said enough is enough that we don't want to bury our dead before burying the political elite their message is the resignation of the government the government resigne

>> and, of course, it all phelps on the clinical circumstances and what a doctor and patient togetheride, but if you think about what happened with convalescent plasma, which is exactly what happened. we knew that was great demand, it's a way of actually dos that and fits perfectly with what the president just said. >> you should get credit for that. >> reporter: the treatment has been around for years. you mentioned operation warp speed. what went into the effort for this to be approved to covid-19, and was that political in nature? >> i think there maeve a holdup, but we broke the logjam the last few weeks. actually in your larger department who can see things being held up. it's my very strong pins. this has nothing to do with politics. the -- we are being very strong and forthright. we have some incredible answers, every day is lives. we're not going to let that happen, okay? you have the treatment is safe and very effective, yesterday it was showing promising efficacy, so which of the two is correct? >> i think i'll let the doctor answer that. >> under our legal authority -- this

the gamut and has quite a few famous names, important names, vanderbilt and whitney and dodges and phelps, all signing on to this idea that the union should accept black troops which it had not done for the first year of the civil war. >> there was also one john brown who signed it too, right. >> yes. i think it has a few fake names in there. who could resist a little graffiti. so john brown, whom we discussed last week, with an authentic object, even though he had been dead for three years, he signed the petition. if it said john brown of harper's ferry -- >> that is very funny. we have a question about lincoln. this is your subject area for sure. why was he reluctant to accept blacks into service? so. >> it is hard to imagine but the notion of african-americans bearing arms was frightening to many white americans. especially in the border states like kentucky and maryland and delaware that had not succeeded from the union where slavery was legal throughout the civil war. lincoln thought if he encouraged african-americans to join the service that those border states would leave the union

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on this day in 2016 michael phelps swam the butterfly leg of the individual medley relay. >> the greatest olympian, more metals, gold medals and any other olympian metal person. >> reporter: the gold medal won by his u.s. team was the 23rd and final of his olympic career. that's the stay in sports, august 13th, i'm joe fonzi. >>> the story of them all. out on the driving range and in need of a lot more golfing lessons according to her infant daughter. >> you got this. [ laughter ] >> that's quite a reaction from mckenzie huygens' shot. considering how bad that swing looked i don't know if that baby is completely safe being that close to her. no telling what's going to happen. >>> we have some hockey for you. third furious columbus on tampa. alexander windbreak with the brilliant effort, through his legs. you will see it better from the replay that columbus winds 3-1. series tied 1-1. and we are catching the reds, beautiful, robbing adam frazier of the pirates. your catch of the day and all were checking out. that is the sporting life at this hour. >> that little baby was priceless, thank

13 year-old boy california but he now has another one to crow about his latest a co >>ali michael phelps ever did this a 13 year-old is now the youngest person to compete. and complete what's known as the godfather swim across lake tahoe. he completed the 12 mile swim in less than 7 hours aim is james savage from last panel said he swam the true with the lake tahoe last week but apparently it's not really even that big of a deal causes. >>first women's the length of san luis reservoir. in central valley here in california that was 7.3 miles he also why swims the length of the golden gate bridge and alcatraz every year. >>no way made him fall in love with day you know when he was younger he told me mom i want to serve about that or is it a lot in his face. mean who entertains that idea and then 3 days later he did it he did it well. >>yeah james savage's name keep your eye on him the team will now start training for a 21 mile swim with the goal of being the youngest person to complete the tahoe triple crown. savitch. >>coming up next the news continues our 24 7 streaming service since kro

big thanks to michael phelps, doctors, we want to thank all of you who wrote in with your questions. if you didn't get your questions answered tonight the conversation continues at cnn.com/coronavirus answers. the news continues right now with chris cuomo. >>> all right. thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime." we had assumed the president was refusing to help us with testing because he was making a political calculation, but, regrettably, we may have been wrong. today this president gave us reason to believe that his judgment may not just be bad. it may be impaired. did you hear this? >> he is going to do things that nobody would ever, would ever think even possible. take away your guns, destroy your second amendment, no religion, no anything, hurt the bible, hurt god. he's against god. >> those are the rantings of someone shouting at the sky and hoping for spare change. a man responsible for your and my family really believes that a political opponent is trying to hurt god and hurt the bible? whatever that means? i mean, do you find that wisdom in that 2 corin

well, just as the immigration compliance minister chris phelps is heading over to that side of the channel migrants making the journey in the opposite direction. we have seen the opposite direction. we have seen the border forced toback couple of the border forced toback couple of the knees, and we have seen around 25 people brought to shore in dover. that is a pressing issue that will be discussed at the talks in paris today. from the british side, the chief thing they want to do is to say to the french, you need to turn boats back at sea. the french are relu cta nt to boats back at sea. the french are reluctant to do this for safety reasons. from the french, their chief goal is to get more finance from the british government to enable them to increase surveillance along the coast of northern france. we are being told formally that these talks are going to cement the agreement and cooperation between both sides, but behind the scenes there are some real differences about the best approach. britain and france both believe that these crossings must come to an end because of the dangers invo

writing in the daily telegraph, the immigration minister chris phelps as: he also wants french officials to intercept more boats out to sea. but as discussions continue, many more people are likely to make the journey. let's just people are likely to make the journey. let'sjust be very candid about this. these are people from poorer countries who want a better life for themselves. i would probably do the same. but they are people who have travelled through multiple safe countries. these are relatively wealthy people who have paid people smugglers thousands and thousands of dollars to get there. the numbers of people trying to make the voyage is putting pressure on border force boats. small boat migration has become very popular, it is particularly successful. you only have to try a minority of times to get across on a small boat. chris phelps says he will meet french officials soon to discuss what he disguise that describes as dangerous, illegal and unnecessary crossings. that what he describes as dangerous. but many others will make the voyage before a consensus is reached. 0ur politica

shelley phelps reports. which marks to ward off evil spirits and records of personnel stationed here during the second world war. these are some of the historic graffiti uncovered as pa rt the historic graffiti uncovered as part as researchers attempt to find out how our ancestors use the area. the trees themselves are fragile, they can be damaged by gales and lightning. by having these fantastic photographs and put into a database, archive them and allows researchers to explore them into the future. archive them and allows researchers to explore them into the futurem isa to explore them into the futurem is a citizen science project with visitors to the new forest can get involved. they have had hundreds of some visions and by encouraging people to still take part. if you see markings like this on a tree, they want you to send in to the national parks website. the kings parkis national parks website. the kings park is among the most common, used to identify trees in use for shipbuilding. some remain untouche

jennifer brokov, nurse practitioner stephanie phelps and arlene nunez. i wanted to thank everybody for participation and we're moving the needle on how to deal with covid. and what you've been using to make decisions going forward can you tell about that going forward and what that would look like for you and how you'll determine whether or not it's working. >> i spoke about it when i was interviewing back in the day but we need to address equity on all sorts of levels. from those in the department and want to promote and classes they have access to take because you may have someone who is a single parent or is taking care of an aging parent and they can't go and take a class up in sacramento or wherever whereas you have somebody single, no kids and can go take classes wherever. so we want to be able to bring classes in to the fire department we think would den fit people in terms of something we're working on and our first class is going to be a leadership and management class we're starting off with. and we last over half the african american populatio

the immigration compliance minister, chris phelps, says he will travel over to france next week to raise channel. it is extremely calm, it is warm and it is clear it will be a busy day for the emergency services. simonjones. president trump has signed an executive order banning any us transactions with the parent companies of two of the biggest chinese social media apps. the restrictions on bytedance, owner of the hugely—popular video—sharing app tiktok, and tencent, the parent company of the messaging service wechat, come into force in 45 days' time. daniel ives is a wall street analyst covering the tech sector. he says trump's exective order now throws the spotlight onto microsoft who are in talks to buy tiktok ahead of a 15 september deadline set of a 15th september deadline set by the us president. we've seen this essentially a cold war with us and china and now huawei. it is now an arranged marriage between tiktok and microsoft. it is a game of high—stakes poker. microsoft. it is a game of high—sta kes poker. bytedance microsoft. it is a game of high—stakes poker. bytedance pulls aw