the wi-fi ping is essentially an indication of an in store walk in. we have proprietorry algorithm whether someone is in the store versus walking in front of the store. we also enable a guest why pi-f experience so you as a consumer can log into the wi-fi. if you're logged in, we know something about you. if you've never logged in, you look like device 123 to us. >> september 12th, john i looked on the calendar. that will be a friday. how about we see you back here sunday morning, september 13th or 14th maybe it is to see if those predictions are correct. you willing to do that? >> absolutely. >> very good. john kelly is the ceo of sevzen reach. we appreciate you being with us and "press here" will be right back. >>> that's our show for this week. my thanks to my guests and thank you for making us part of your sunday morning. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lauren manning: hello, and welcome to "living courageously." the bible says all praise to god, the father of our lord jesus christ, who has given us every kind of spiritual blessing.

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was en ali e and later inllowing morning, pings show cox inside his sister's home and later in daybell'sackyard for two hours. just 14 minutes after cox leaves, daybell texts his family. "i spotted a big raccoon. one shot did the trick. he's now in our pet cemetery." police say cox made an identical trip on september 23. one day after seven-year-old j.j. was last seen. sources tell cbs news cox acted as a henchman. according to the affidavit, vallow and daybell were on a doomsday mission to "rid the world of zombies." investigators may never know the full story. cox died suddenly in december. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, los angeles. >> o'donnell: the story keeps getting stranger. all right.minext, peppeni to p.p.e., a pizzeria reinvents itself to fight the pandemic. >> if you can't watch the "cbs evening news," you can listen. subscribe whenever you get your podcasts, sponsored by ancestry. turns out, it was controlling me. seemed like my symptoms were... ...taking over our time together. think he'll make it? so i talked to my doctor and learned humira can help get and keep uc... ... u

this,ping is directing pointed out that this was all , 10 of a plan to crush them million people we are talking about, or more, at least 10 million. just a read quotes from xi weapons must be wielded without any hesitation or wavering. be aid that there had to smashing. crush people, and you do it with torture and you do it with aon at. identical toy legislation from new york, and 136 cosponsors who gave their full endorsement of that things take a while, even important ideas like this one. , we willat is in this names and also the ability for any of these people to do business with the united states or any other banks, so it is an economic sanction and it is a start. it's only a start. i think the speaker. >> thank you so much for your honored to find this important legislation as we send it over. -- sign this important legislation and send it over. >> i was thinking of so many things in the bible that would have been appropriate in terms of the humanity of all people in our country, and i was thinking about time. time is such an important commodity, the most important commodity, the m

dance team demonstrations outside the venue have been pings from trump and vice president mike pence wish to speak to support has had an the flow area at the top of the rally was abruptly cancelled due to low attendance. time to bring in correspondent stephanie months who is in tulsa and following the rally from outside the venue for safety reasons stefan trump the marketing man was in awe of the drive in the lead up to this rally talking about the possible need for a 2nd venue to hold the 10s of thousands who would not fit inside the new number one did he get his wish. he did not see the spinmaster president all tromped. the arena has a capacity of 1000 people and you have seen the photo it's not every seat is taken there this plenty of space in the arena and plenty of space out here and let me show you where we are we are where we started our reporting this morning at the same gate security fence and checkpoint here and that was the time around 10 o'clock local when really 1000 stormed in there and marched in their trump supporters of course but then during the day it just transfor

to be handed across the fence to accommodate them the city is making room on an adjacent field with ping pong tables and plenty of space to play and enjoy being outdoors to make quarantine a little easier for the people in lockdown. as well as other parts of germany emerge from shutdowns they're trying to avoid a 2nd wave of the corona virus authorities have pushed physical distancing and mask wearing to contain the spread of the virus but some people flout the rules prompting anxiety and sometimes awkward confrontations. to make sure passengers on hamburg's commuter trains feel safe available to answer questions all day but at the moment there's only one issue. i do things with please remember it's a way of mosque with a photon's imagine when you wear a mask place the tongues of the musket with the police keep your mask on until you leave the station. you have to wear your mask all the time you come off the bus or they come up on the platform with a mosque under the chin so we gently remind them that they have to cover the nose and mouth wearing a mask and summary so annoying and so you

reportero: donald trump parecÍa no saber que reino unido era un poder nuclear, y preguntÓ si ping land bolton. que podrÍa llegar a las librerÍas el 23 de junio. esto si es que el gobierno no le impide. "Él rompiÓ la ley" dijo donald trump. asegurÓ que bolton no tiene permiso para publicar informaciÓn confidencial, por lo que podrÍa enfrentar a la justicia. "el presidente esta mintiendo" dijo el ex asesor a la cadena abc durante una entrevista que serÁ transmitida este fin de semana. "putin cree que puede tocarlo como un violÍn" aÑadiÓ bolton. se cuenta que el presidente estadounidense en el 2019, le habrÍa pedido al homÓlogo chino , que le comprara soja y trigo para ayudarlo a tratar votos para los comicios del 2020. bolton describe cÓmo durante meses donald trump se obsesionÓ por regalar al lÍder norcoreano un cd de elton john. >> es consistente con lo que sabemos de esa meditaciÓn. reportero: donald trump quiso retirar el apoyo a guaidÓ despuÉs de haberlo reconocido como presidente de venezuela. segÚn bolton, en el 2018, donald trump prometiÓal presidente de turquÍa que inter cederÍa

brian could make up to $10.00 and now he can't leave the slum at all not for work or to buy food and pings are getting desperate. some a. year somebody a year to be monitored. by the. con on a 1000000 out of the marketing angle was. his only option is to join the long queue for food handed out by government workers. oh. no no i will be the no no. no no. i really got a real. this is. because you can not buy a. i mean. after the missing much money. they want to do it in about the thinking about. most unique a tiny valley on the. minute you see. a lot. better look at the man not going to get kind. must do you got to go. 5 see about who can allow me. to use somebody there. to save me but then. you have. just. been in the market. about about jello or money there. brian knows it's important to practice good hygiene and social distancing 2 was difficult with 19. but about $3000.00 people are crammed into the slum and with no running water it's impossible to follow the health advice. ok let's hear it said accountable as i was i don't know. when they are going to thing is when he said. i know that.

. >> just to ping-pong it, don -- i gave you the benefit of the argument but to ping-pong it, amanda, it is an aggravated assault unless you can remove the intent by saying he had a concussion and he didn't know what the hell he was doing. that may well be your defense to it. but running up to a guy laying on the ground and standing on his shoulder and not giving medical aid is going to be charged as an aggravated assault absent a better explanation. >> no, i disagree. >> why? >> an assault puts somebody in fear of immediately receiving a violent bodily injury. that wasn't devin's intent. there was no malice or ill intent in what he did. he was going there and following his training to say, let me figure out what is going on. i just heard shots fired. now mr. brooks is on the ground. let me just put my foot down on his arm to make sure that he doesn't have access to a weapon as don just said and as soon as that was clear, he took it off. >> but there was a lot of time there, amanda, more than just that period of assessment that there was no help given. they were standing on him or tal

you can't have the president pinging around aimlessly talking to this person, talking to that person,mind from one minute to the next because you're going to have terrible policy come out of that. and that has been what we've seen, and then the coronavirus to me really illuminated the stakes of that. the last person he talked to is the kind of last policy that comes from the government and you can see what it's gotten us. >> i read that bolton puts it in his book, like china policy a ping-pong machine. you never know day to day. when you're dealing with the presidency, that's why we're facing multiple crises. it is the hardest job in the world. you have to think. you have to prepare. you have to consult your adviser. you do not walk into a room with xi jinping or putin or get on the phone with erdogan without careful preparation. i've worked for three presidents. i've been on the oval office with calls from erdogan and president bush. president bush was totally prepared, what we're likely to hear what you should say when you hear this. president obama was the same. joe biden was the s

. >>> actor ganny masterson has been charged with raping three women. 44-year-old actor accused ping the women tween home. he was ousted from the netflix series the ranch after allegations were made against him back in 2017. he was arrested this morning but was released from custody a short time later. if he is convicted, he faces ye life in prison. >>> new details on the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and several other passengers. federal investigators say while flying in foggy condition, the pilot reported he was climbing to 4,000 feet to get above the clouds when he was actually descending rapidly into a hillside. the ntsb report confirms initial findings that the helicopter was functioning. it does not offer a cause for the january crash. >>> hair salons an barbershops finally back open again in contra costa county. but before you walk in, you can expect to see some big changes including getting your temperature checked at the door and you must sk at all times. >> i go every six weeks to get my hair done so this has been hard for me. >> i'm so excited. i couldn't believ

the pings are going to have a problem how do you integrate your acting experiences into your director. well there she did so on the unlike others starting out with direct and i've got the great advantage of having been on many sets as an actress i cherish and i have observed many other directors men and women at work so couldn't even leave us leaving your directorial debut i love life it was about a relationship between a young woman and an older man. but it's about much more isn't it i can feel me. yes this is after i mean on the one hand it's an obsessive love affair but on the other say it's also about a family that the book i based it on is a young woman's breathless monologue a woman who goes into an unknown space and does things that could be considered extremely unfeminist in nature in one x. one forming this this was probably what made this book so explosive and powerful women were attracted to the story but also repelled in equal measure. for her 1st foray into directing schröder chose to adapt a controversial bestseller and film it in a foreign country love life is the tale

ping says yes. so they have a meeting the next morning. and ping makes an impassioned statement, saying, we will have to fight the americans sooner or later. it's much better to fight them in korea than on chinese soil. when our cities could be bound-- be bombed and our industry ruined. he was the one in favor of it. the troops were there, ready to go. that carried the vote. they started to go in, but then they get a message back from jo en lai, who's in moscow trying to negotiate massive arms and weapons supplies for the really under-equipped chinese force. he says, stalin is going back on his promise of providing air cover for our troops. and so, the politburo says, wait a minute. they halt and hold decisions for 48 hours -- the n says, wait a minute. they decide, we cannot wait for stalin. he will have to bail us out sooner or later. we are going. he gets the authorization. and then they start ordering the troops to move in the night of october 19. it's a back and forth. mao never wavered. it was a question of timing. he was determined

they are researching his cell phone tower pings and the atf is actively involved. they have recovered a spent bullet casing at the scene in ben lomond. i've been speaking to steven carrillo's friends and former colleagues, former airmen. at police excessive force. you can see that on the social media. i'll have that part of the story coming up on abc7 news at 6:00. >> dan, we appreciate that report. >>> back to vallejo where thousands marching in solidarity with black lives matter led by church leaders calling for police reform. it all comes following the deadly police shooting of an unarmed man. abc7 news reyes reykris reyes h at today's emotional gathering. >> i'm excited we've all come together to make sure that the separate voices that have been working can now talk in one voice. >> pastor dante quake rallied a group that filled the the presidential calling for police reform. many carrying black lives matter signs, shirts that said i can't breathe. but in the crowd, he was not without critics. >> you want to reach out to my family? no, you didn't. >> some sayin

today major league baseball continued the ping pong match that is negotiations for the start of the season. after the league proposed a 16 game schedule yesterday, the players union responded today with a 70 game counterproposal that plan also calls for among other things, a modified spring training to begin last week of june a season, the run from july 19th through september 30th full prorated pay for the players and expanded 16 team playoffs this season and next. commissioner rob manfred said today he could have had a deadline for major league baseball's response until he spoke with team owners and finally the warriors announced today they plan to observe juneteenth tomorrow that's the annual commemoration of the end of slavery in the u.s. golden state is encouraging teen front office staff and she said her staff to acknowledge the date with a day of community service focused on combating racial injustice. the warriors joined a large group of nba teams that have said dogs are of the day that includes the kings mavericks rockets and many more catherine. thank you kate. >>coming up next th

daily entertainment like deejay sets, video games, ping-pong, pool tables, movie screenings.. you don't have to be lebron to get back tl movie theaters announcing plans to get summer back on track. all 787 of the company's theaters are expected to be up and running by july 10th. regal putting into place several new guidelines, recusing auditorium capacity down to 50% where directed by the state, putting two seats in between all groups as reservations are made, and the concession stands will only have every other register open, serving a limited menu for the time being. luckily popcorn still on that menu, and just in time. how's this for a lineup of summer blockbusters set to come out? "mulan," "wonder woman 1984," "soul," "top gun: maverick," "a quiet place 2." >> the last three, i'm excited about those. i'm also excited about the disney movie, disney is the parent company of abc. gimme one minute... and i'll tell you some important things to know about medicare. first, it doesn't pay for everything. say this pizza is your part b medical expenses. this much - about 80% - medi

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this is back in boston neighbors fighting boredom staying social distanced and playing a little ping-pongthey probably go through a lot of balls real quick. >>> let's get to whittier, this guys name is brad harvey miniature golf course in his own backyard and looking like he has total command of his course there. the star of the show is definitely the kid from la. want some coffee? say yes. it's french press. i was doubtful, too, >> thank you for joining us tonight, good night. don't live in a tough neighborhood anymore. we're so sorry for just dropping by like this. are you kidding me? i'll take any chance to spend time with this little princess. i love her little hair, her little toes. and she loves her grandmother. i don't love "grandmother." so, cam and i have been revising our will to specify who should take care of lily if, god forbid, something happened to us. god forbid. i said "god for--" so, we've been dropping by unannounced to, you know, casually assess our candidates. not all of our candidates. no, t-that's true. we did not drop by missour-ah. it's "missouri." no one from mis

investigators were reviewing koreo's cell phone pings. he was assigned to travis air force base in fairfield. he is expected to be charged tomorrow related to the killing. >>> two teenagers are in serious condition after being pulled from the water at ocean beef. the two were among a group of five swimmers who were wading in the surf around 1:30 when they all got in trouble. lifeguards pulled all five to safety with two unconscious. a third was in pretty bad shape. >> one of the public service lifeguards stated that when he arrived to one of the victims that was conscious, he was, quote, unquote, out of breath, flaccid, and saying repeatedly, i'm going to die. that lifeguard reassured this young man he was not going to dich die. >> we are told that young man and two others are going to be okay. >>> now to the local police department as to how their officers deal with crowd control and use of force. the review will include the lack of tear gas and rubber bullets. the announcement comes on the same day that federal force investigations file

on saturday night, the ping triangle on twin peaks will be illuminated with 2,700 l.e.d. nodes of pink light. the triangle was the symbol used by nazis to identify and persecute gay people. the twin peaks tradition started in san francisco 25 years ago. >>> we've been seeing it, the fog is going to make it hard to see some of the triangle at in parts i guess. maybe when it lights up we'll see it a little bit better. >> yeah, maybe we'll be able to see it a little bit better this weekend. and the winds are helping to mix out some of the fog, as well. we'll see temperatures dropping, going from 80 degrees on sunday to the low 60s in san francisco. we'll also see more of those 60s into next week. >> all right. thanks. >>> and thank you for joining us for our midday newscast. the next coming up at 5:00. we're always on at nbcbayarea.com. see you back here monday morning at 4:30 for "today in the bay." until then, enjoy your day, thank you so much for staying with us. >>> right now, amber's taking us to a garden oasis. >> now most of us have been stuck inside. this is the perf

here are images that i she of ping malls and people going back to life as normal in brazil. >> absolutelyi think politics looms large for all of the elected officials who have a hand in dealing with this pandemic. and what wene've had eally is a tug of war between the presis dents and governound the country that have tried to promote quarantine. i think what all the elected officials are asking themselves is, wn the economic toll really starts to bite, who is going to be blamed for the steps that we're taking? and i think the president on some level believes that the governors can take the brunt of the political hit, and he can emerge as the leader, you know, that expressed througho this crisis the most concern for people's welfare or jobs, etc. yw,ou ke continues to this day to downplay and-- downplay the severity of the pandemic and to-- and to make claims that are, you know, pretty preposterous in the eyes of many of his critics. n for example,recent n video-live conversatat he had with supporters, he said that people should take to the spital, should sneak int the hospitals to film wh

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it is usually very lively with bingo and ping-pong and people are having to stay home right now.t has been very hard. >> nobody else does that except you guys. we appreciate it very, very much. >> we do get hot meal services through other resources in the county but to have a restaurant meal is super exciting and is such a treat. >> i don't know how i can say thank you. >> next time i hope we can treat you guys in our own place and celebrate together. >> and we invite you to join better bay area project thanks. use the #betterbayarea to show us how you are saying thankon we'll share it with the community. there are so many people doing such great things out there. >> absolutely. we love recognizing it. "world news tonight with david muir" is next. we appreciate your time. >> for all of us here thanks for inviting us into your homes tonight. we'll see you again at 6:00. mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to.

man talks about the issues that really matter like carney with the pretty in the shelves is there a ping or he has to pin is that i was i was unclear as to who was playing in that analogy. and i haven't heard the word carney in 25 years but that man still knows that and still years of that because they think that it's 1948 and other news millions of americans are skipping payments as a tidal wave of default and a vixens looms clearly no one could have seen this common though no one know what i know highly educated economists who saw this coming and even they didn't see it coming that's how bad it is so i think we can all agree the next step is to kick millions of people out on their deadbeat take their cars from them so they can't get to their jobs they don't have anymore and once we have millions of more homeless and unemployed and millions of the houses boarded up only then it will everything be right in this country. what do you have to kick people out of their homes in order to teach them. that they should have prepared for a pandemic that no one was prepared for they should have kno

cell phone pings led police to the children's bodies. vallow's brother's cell phone was traced to the property the days each child went missing. he died of natural causes in december. >>> the university of southern california is remembering former football player max tuerk. >> the 26-year-old he died saturday while on a hiking trip with his family in his native california. no details about his death were provided. tuerk played in the nfl with arizona in 2017. >>> comedian d.l. hughley is recovering this morning after a scare during a show. the 57-year-old collapsed friday on stage in nashville. on instagram he told fans he was suffering from exhaustion, dehydration. he also revealed he tested positive for coronavirus but is not showing symptoms. >> earlier i spoke with dr. imran ali. i asked him about that health scare but started with the president's rally amid the pandemic. dr. ali, let's start with the president's rally over the weekend. not a full house but thousands of people right next to each other. we knew the coronavirus concern

. >>> the nba heads to the happiest place on earth from pools to ping-pong to pedicures. how players will be living a life of luxury. >>> digital detox, politics edition. the new way you can block political messages from your social >>> summer is nearly here, and the shows must go on. how your favorite july 4th events are making it work despite the coronavirus pandemic. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with a major escalation and a fight between the white house and former national security adviser john bolton. >> the trump administration is going to court to block the publication of bolton's memoir next week. the justice department claims the book is full of classified information that will ha >>> t isorning the publisher is. this morning an epic battle brewing between the white house and former trump national security adviser. the justice department now filing a lawsuit to block john bolton from releasing his tell-all memoir. the book due out next week is expected to paint an unfavorable portrait of president trump's foreign policy decision-making and shows

alten also says trump told ping that he approved of china's repression of muslim weak it's while publicly condemning the mass detentions trump has signed into law sanctions against chinese officials who are involved. and chinese authorities are set to review a draft of proposed national security legislation for hong kong that's according to state media in answer to the law and may lead to renewed protests in hong kong. of more on that let's speak now to adrian brown who is live for us in hong kong adrian after bypassing hong kong's a legislator it seems beijing is moving very quickly on this why is that. well kim i think for a number of reasons firstly i think they want to ensure this becomes law before the elections in september because that would in a sense create the conditions for china to perhaps disqualify those candidates that it considers to be disloyal also i think china would if possible like this security legislation in place by haps by july the 1st which is the national day here in hong kong and of course across the border in the mainland so those are some of the reasons why i

surgeon general to declare you've a ping an epidemic now there's a new study by the harvard th shand school of public health published by the journal of the american metals medical association pediatrics says that despite lower levels of harmful ingredients these pod based east cigarettes have a higher potential to get youth and young adults addicted then other devices now these sleek pod ease cigarettes are easy to conceal kids pop in a replaceable nicotine cartridge that comes in flavors like mango and mint here's the problem according to these reports this pod design delivers high doses of nicotine in low ph form which is less harsh compared to the higher ph nicotine found in other east cigarettes that's kind of techie but the bottom line is it encourages deeper inhalations and this study also found that the adolescents using pod based east cigarettes were more likely than other east cigarette users to vapor daily and they have more symptoms of nicotine independence back in january we spoke with a psychologist and n.y.u. professor dr raymond who has coauthored a handbook on tobacc

your phone or your wife i turned on you don't even have to connect to the store the store has already ping dear phone and gotten the address and so then what they do they have their own data analytics companies that they use they subcontract where they do it in-house and they then track where you're going to you're talking to where do you live do you live in a good neighborhood do you live in a poor neighborhood do you live you know with other people is there talk or you congregating with people from work outside of work and also while you're out work are you walking around and are you doing your job are you staying around too much every movement of these workers both on and off the clock is being tracked from that mac address that they don't even know they've given to this company they did it just from having bluetooth turned they're also adding facial recognition by the way now who are these people i mean who are these people coming up with this retail next retail next one of the companies develops this technology it's just no different inspire works right and it spire works that not onl

john bolton's book also says trump told china's leaders using ping that he approved of beijing's repression of muslim we get sent other minorities while publicly condemning the master tensions and earlier on wednesday trump signed into law and actually calls for sanctions against chinese officials who are involved the united nations says a poor 1000000 weak as have been detained in camps china's government says the centers provide vocational training. senior military officers from india and china are expected to hold talks after 20 indian soldiers died in a skirmish on the border comes a day after top diplomats from the 2 countries spoke of the phone and agreed to deescalate the situation tensions peed on monday and the girl one valley region in the himalayas the worst fighting in decades. google. after this incident both sides here communication and coordination via military and diplomatic channels both sides agreed to deal with the serious message caused by this conflict at the valley in a just manner we will jointly observe the consensus made in command level talks. as soon as possible i

bolton also says that trump told ping that he approved of china's repression of we get muslims and other minorities while publicly condemning the master tensions and early on wednesday trump signed into law and that that calls for sanctions against chinese officials who were involved the u.s. state department says up to a 1000000 muslims have been detained in camps china's government says the centers provide vocational training where beijing reacted to that new law by saying it was indignant in a statement the chinese foreign ministry says china will resolutely hit back and the u.s. will bear the burden of all subsequent consequences. the un has welcomed efforts by china and india to talk on these tensions after fighting on that disputed border in the himalayas 20 indian soldiers died in what's been described as a brawl in the goal one valley region china hasn't said if there were any casualties on its side. reports. in the remote western himalayas there is little evidence of what indian and chinese soldiers to their worst of violence indicates both sides gave different versions of the v

korea if he thinks there is an actual risk of war on the peninsula otherwise i guess say that cheatin ping is smiling at all of this question i can only gen populate the final word with you as we start to run down the clock. the feeling i'm getting here is that it really all depends on the north what sort of mood they're in it's there it's the it's the unpredictable factor in all of this and the u.s. or japan or china could do anything or do nothing it will all depend on the north well i think from the north korean side i should i think what they had in mind. prior to the negotiations ears. the expectations on on all the sites all the sites there and again there are a total mismatch and the reelection cycle in the united states is going to make diplomacy a lot more difficult and the bolton book the kind of controversy that it will bring to the previous events that occurred behind closed doors it will cause a lot of disruption in the coming days right there will put a big watch and wait on this one and hopefully talk to you all about it again in the future scott snyder in arlington june par

. >> you had a buddy who was a ping-pong player, what did that about the chinese economy?s a lot in china. i don't like to brag about that. is a interesting, there lot of corruption, there is a is af nepotism, there mechanical, almost inhuman approach to china -- teaching children to do these exercises when there is school -- they are in school. there are these problems but china is by some distance the best table tennis nation in the world. i think there is an analogy there. yes, china has a bunch of problems, yes, there is corruption. the massive size, the government so determined to develop, these are the overwhelming advantages. china is not going to fall over, we have a great story ahead of us for the next five or 10 years. >> we will have to leave it there, that was tom orlik. check out his new book. let's turn to karina mitchell for the first word headlines. >> you could call it a game of ping-pong. the u.s. is raising pressure on chinese media. are the outlets people's daily, the global times and the china news service. will bes in the u.s. treated as chinese diplo

there is another case where justice said you should not pay ping-pong with the agency. ok? they are saying that is what a lot of the argument was -- what is the point? what is the point? you will send it back and they will say daca was different. in daca, the court said the program makes 4.2 million citizens with a runaround about how to become a citizen and it has nothing to do with this case. it's going to want the same way, it is close enough. what is the argument against -- there is a sentence against you -- playing ping-pong with the agency? >> i think there is a substantial meaning to a remand in this case, your honor. we know truly know what the agency would do if confronted with a discretionary choice. if they knew daca were lawful, the new secretary and administration is expressed rod sympathy for this and they might to the policy or stop short of wholesale termination. if we are remanding in light of the recent explanation, -- >> it was remanded by judge bates were given time. secretary nielsen did what you just said and said even if daca was legal, you heard mr.

was a very different country it had jiang zemin was the president who compared to you know president ping seems like you know a moderate on reflection at that stage china was very big on soft power it was bidding for the olympics it was bidding to join the world trade organization it was you know in many ways very much on its best behavior and at the time you know i and others remember thinking that actually it seemed that china really did want hong kong to succeed now by and large we've had relative freedom of speech we've had relative independent judiciary in that time but that has now changed i think with this law because as i said in my report before the handover china signed the joint declaration with britain that's a document lodged with the united nations a legally binding document in which to promise that hong kong's freedoms its way of life its capitalist system would continue unfettered but to many people it seems that china has now gone back on its word because it also promised that hong kong would have as i say that independent legal system there is now a big question mark as

president chose to tweet out will certainly spark reaction among people who would recognize it as a ping directly those actions taken by a black athletes against police brutality it was something that the president donald trump was absolutely vehemently opposed to and certainly this is likely to provoke some reaction from the white house might let me get a final thought from you bigger picture now how is this playing out politically for the president i mean he's at odds as you were telling us earlier with many of the states and local governors and mayors over the protests he's facing heavy criticism of the administration's coded 1000 response and now we have these nationwide protests. indeed president trump has been dealing with a series of crises and his critics contend that he was actually trying to deflect attention from the crises by stirring another one he did come under immense criticism for his handling of the pandemic many arguing that he acted far too late and that he opened up many areas far too early the fact for example that he refuses to wear a mask in public being pointed d

we are going to play ping pong back and fofrmth eventually, they will travel to new york city, becauseear there is low infection rates, who knows what will happen. if we keep it to the culture. new york city has a great culture, i see everybody wearing masks. someone told me, put on a mask. they didn't know who i was. i put on a mask. >> i do it because i am a team player, i am a doctor, it is important. i think that culture makes a huge difference. when you see others doing it, there is nothing bigger than the little things. >> we appreciate your honesty. i haven't had a hair cut since january or february, this week. >> the scene from the "color purple." . >> retailers are being asked to take the 15% pledge. >> a initiative to help support black-owned businesses. one chain has signed on. we will explain next. tiz the law, winning the belmont stakes, head in front of empty grand stands. a sign that things are coming a sign that things are coming back. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestylelibre.us. around here, nobody ever does it. i didn't do it. so when i heard t

china's leader, xijin ping, whatever promises were made at the time of handover, these western notionsby some as changing that place forever, because that's what he wants. to drag that rebellious city back into the arms of the motherland, whether it's city back into the arms of the motherland, whether its residents like it or not. stephen mcdonnell, bbc news, beijing. major failings by inexperienced probation staff led to the release of a serial offender who went on to rape 11 women and children. that's the main finding of a report by the chief inspector of probation into the release ofjoseph mccann. he was given 33 life sentences for the string of attacks last year. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. the end of a manhunt. joseph mccann was finally cornered, hiding up a tree in cheshire. wanted for one to —— wanted for multiple rapes in england in the spring of 2019. when he committed these crimes, he had been wrongly freed from prison a few months before. this latest review sheds more light on the failings in his case. it found that three different probation officers h