beijing, which has diplomatic ties with prague, has made no secret of its displeasure.aiwiwan's attorney mininistry reviewed the details onn tucuch the delegation includes about 90 people. they include lawmakakers, the mayor of prague, business leaders, and the czech republic's second highest ranking official. he's scheduled to meet president tsai ing-wen. he has criticized beijing for opposing the visit. he said he hopes to strengthen ties with taiwan, adding democrcracy and the rule of law come before economic gains. earlier this month, the u.s. secretary of state praised the intention to visit the island. beijing maintains taiwan is part of china under the one china principle. >>> turning to japan where the world's fastest supercomputer has helped shed light on anticoronavirus measures. the new findings make the case for the importance of properly ventilated rooms in the fight against the virus. a research team used a supercomputer fugaku to study the effectiveness of face masks against viral droplets released by other people sneezing or coughing. they say using a ma

i would rather hear it in regions of france rather than just the whole of prague shut down the field of different regions that have higher numbers. so i'd rather look at the bigger picture i think there must be better ways to live but i suppose i understand and respect why it's important to do it. it seems bizarre that we can go home today. and not be obliged to quarantine for tomorrow is a different. in a similar move germany has now declared the whole of spain with the exception of the canary islands a high risk region. those returning from spain will have to be tested for the virus or go into quarantine the country has seen cases rising for weeks the government has now introduce new measures like closing nightclubs and prohibiting smoking in public places to try to curb the spread. of a group from which i want to make clear is that what we are going through now is not what it was in march or april in terms of pressure on the hospitals the situation is totally different but we cannot allow an increase in cases and so we are taking these measures today new measures and restrictions

anniversary of the invasion of czechoslovakia by soviet led troops abroad of violent and to the 1968 prague spring the brief period of liberalization in the then communist country during the invasion more than a 100 people were killed and more than 500 injured. going to the u.s. now joe biden has accepted the democratic party's nomination for the presidency in his speech on the final night of the democratic national convention biden promised that that's radically different than that of the republican incumbent donald trump welcome to the 4th night the final night of the virtual democratic national convention rolled out a show of unity and support for the party's presidential candidates place where former rivals for the nominations praised joe biden's leadership and compassion and democrats have filled the choice in november as one between biden's empathy and donald trump bullying and chaos at a time of twin health and economic crisis at its primary against joe biden this is a life changing the election this will determine what america is going to look like for a long long time character is

marking the anniversary of invasion of czechoslovakia by soviet led troops soviet action ended the 968 praguespring break period of liberalization in the that communist country more than 100 people killed more than 500 injured but the troops went to. the european union's chief bret's it negotiated michel barnier says it looks unlikely the bloc will reach a deal with britain before the deadline at the end of this year is british counterpart david frost blamed brussels for the lack of progress on post trade talks saying the e.u. is making things unnecessarily difficult. maybe as the u.n. suppose it government in tripoli on the rival parliament in the east of the country have announced a ceasefire both of ministration say they want to end an oil blockade that's been crippling the country since the start of the. in the u.s. joe biden has accepted the democratic party's nomination for the presidency in his speech on the final night of the virtual democratic national convention he promised to unite the country and what he called the darkness donald trump's presidency. was beirut continues to clear

republic has marked the anniversary of the invasion of czechoslovakia the soviet action ended the 1968 prague spring the brief period of liberalization in the then communist state more than a 100 people were killed and hundreds more injured and the taint boils and. lots of us now where dozens of wildfires are ravaging california at least 6 people have been killed while tens of thousands of others have fled to safety the blazes are some of the biggest ever to hit the states and they're also threatening renowned wineries in sonoma and napa valley the fires were started by lightning strikes and california's governor is blaming climate change. this is all that's left of karen hansen's parliament in northern california she and her family are in they had 2 minutes to evacuate that small farm the full flames obliterated it behind never say a thing like it was the whole sky was red and orange i mean if. i remember just read 9 and it was coming over the hill. there and it was massive i've never seen one like it and it only took a few minutes to get here the flames she describes the still making their

on our last visit paid to prague stressed the importance of saving the forest and teaching the orangutans survival skills. if the orangutans are able to survive here and all the other animals in the rainforest animal community will be to the number of covert 1000 cases among humans in indonesia continues to rise. the project has a back up plan if the lockdown goes on for too long. it will release its orangutans into the wild before they've completed their schooling but will then provide them with longer term support out in the forest. now the picture behind me smells horrible to put it politely yet it's on the monitor the king of fruits the durian is much loved across most of southeast asia but the corona virus pandemic and subsequent lock downs. that is until it began to be made available online. derian the so-called king of fruits is passed when it's fresh lots of militias love it despite its overpowering smell traditionally the fruit with the bitter sweet and creamy flesh is sold and often enjoyed at market stores like this one the thought of buying it online was unimaginable for a die

the crash happened at inintersection i intersection of geneva and prague. the intersection will be blocked off for the next few hours. >>> for the second night in a row pg&e was ordered to begin rotating power outages around 6:30 this evening. the outages affected up to 220,00cuomers in the cenal cs including mau includi including monterey. >>> it is a warm night on tap. look at tease numbers right now. we're still well into the 70s and 80s as we approach midnight. 85 in vallejo and still 80 in san jose. another hot day on the way tomorrow. we also have a red flag warning that is currently in effect for the entire bay area. this until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. because the threat is there for storms developing off the coast right now to bring dry lightening and the threat of new wildfire. we'll take a closer look at that red flag warning, guys, coming up in a few minutes. >>> developing news tonight fire crews battling the lake fire north of los angeles say lightening strikes have caused serious setbacks. los angeles county fire tweeted that more than 100

clashes have erupted in southern chile after police evicted indigenous push of prague protesters from a government building. the building since monday calling for lands now in the hands of forestry companies to be returned to them the protesters also want much pussy political prisoners to be allowed to rejoin their community amid the coronavirus pandemic. now 2 u.s. astronauts are set to return to earth and splash down off the coast of florida within the next few hours it will mark the end of a historic mission that saw a private company rather than a government agency sending people to space. space x. separation confirmed the space x. craft undocked from the international space station on saturday to begin its 19 hour journey back to the planet nasa astronauts bob behnken and dog doug hurley launched from cape canaveral in florida in late may becoming the 1st u.s. astronauts in nearly a decade to fly to the i assess from u.s. soil. is keith cowing he's the editor of the space news website nasa watch dot com and also a former nasa employee good to see you keith so can you talk us thro

hanging them on trees, it spread to the country like a virus and pretty soon everybody, especially in praguewere wearing masks and proud of it. >> they hope to expand the mask tree idea throughout the bay area. don ford, kpix 5. >>> that is it for the news at 5:00. news at 6:00 begins right now. >>> i still have to pay the mortgage and pay water and garbage. >>> now at 6:00, why landlords say extending an eviction ban would solve one problem by creating another. >> right now, jim owners are begging san francisco to let us open up. the changes they are making to keep customers safe, will it work out? >> we could not find out what class to go into. >> our top story and streaming on bay area, the first day of school in oakland was chaos. good evening, i am elizabeth cook. >> let's get right to juliette goodrich on the most unusual first day of school in memory. >> that's right, the first day of school, not at school, but from home. teachers were teaching, but there also focused on negotiations with the district over distance learning. some parents are saying why didn't they have this figured ou

he said yes andwe went back and forth and took a picture of me in prague going you're right . i forgot all about that. i was therefore 2 days. that's how, that's what the pace is. you can forget the major things not because they weren't important but theyget crowded out by the next series of issues and demands . so i don't know what the question was how we got on this . >> you forgot the question . >> when you think about all of that and then you have the twolittle ones . >> oh, my kids. i never forgot about them. >> so when people are thinking about balance and how you do it, any advice for how people can try. >> there's a lot of advice for balance. my balance is crazy area because you're the first lady but you're also trying to go to the public and the soccer game and you know, i told the story of how iraq went to the parent-teacherconference and he's got a big motorcade. it's big . it's a lot of stuff. and then men with machine guns, black sniper gear. they follow him everywhere. their trucks and their leaning out looking at you like i will kill you because it's their job a

this ended the 1968 prague spring, liberalization in the communist country. 100 people were killed and injured when the troops went in. six people have been killed by wildfires sweeping across parts of california. most of the buyers are in the san francisco bay area. thousands of firefighters are tackling the blazes. most of the fires were started by thousands of lightning strikes. in the united states, joe biden has accepted the democratic party's nomination for the presidency. he promised leadership that is radically different from that of republican incumbent donald trump. >> the final night of the virtual democratic national convention rololled out a show f unity and support for the presidential candidates. former rivals praised joe biden's leadership and compassion. democrats have billed the choice in november as one between donald trump's chaos and joe widen's empathy -- joe biden's empathy. >> this is a life-changing election. it will determine what america is going to look like for a long time. character is on the ballot. decency, science, democracy, they are all on the ballot.

things up in the top of the second robbery grossman number one of those 8 players a little bit of prague show they're right there with a two-run homer his 3rd of the season a's take a 3 to one the trail top of the majority out of 3, 3 times but even his gets into the long ball actually solo shot to take the lead back for oakland had 3 runs on today com again remote lori animals in the lineup as he awaits the results of his appeal of his 6 links mentioned at 7 o clinton will take this in the meantime 2 runs in the store he won his base had a blanket before and avoid the serious with 21 air dion's taking on the houston astros in the lone star state. >>bottom of the first giants get his act frankie right away alex dickerson with a single up the middle scoring mike yastremski double one nothing san francisco with the early lead. but the 6 ending with a disaster for the giants after giving up the go ahead run on a wild pitch. martin maldonado thanks caleb bar during the collapse. that one is going 3 run homerun just rose when it 5 to water throws are up 5 to one and i've told that still the s

the others, and he came through very strong lu because he was the candidate who appealed to most praguetrusts. -- pragmatists. has led the party, you know, the unity platform with the left of the party has put, committed to some very radical measures. and, again, by picking kamala harris, someone who does have a very liberal voting record, someone put it this week that you normally run to the left in the primaries, to the center in the general. he seems to be running to the left in the yen. >> i recorrect the notion completely. if you want to know which party is radical and out of step with america, you can is can yourself what you just heard president trump say on your network. people all over this country want us to colleague with -- to deal with climate change. the republican party right now and donald trump in particular is out of ten with where the people are. it's why joe biden right now, or and this is horrific for an incumbent president, if you look at your own poll that came out yesterday, a majority of people say joe biden has the intelligence and the compassion to be presiden

on our last visit paid to prague to stress the importance of saving the forest and teaching the orangutans survival skills. and you. if the orangutans are able to survive here and all the other animals in the rain forest animal community will be to the tigers elephants and old the other species that's why it's so important to protect them. the number of covert 1000 cases among humans in indonesia continues to rise. the project has a back up plan if the lock down goes on for too long it will release its orangutans into the wild before they've completed their schooling but will then provide them with longer term support out in the forest it's that way the irag attains will be able to settle and have offspring and their numbers can grow until the threat of extinction here is banished. that's all from us at global 3000 this week. we'd love to hate your views on the program but e.g. particularly enjoy you can write to us a global street 1000 at d w dot com and check out how facebook page too many women by for now take cash. is one of nature's wonders. one of its mysteries. of the facts. nationa

executive orders against tiktok and wechat would be broader than just those apps he made a speech in prague but did not elaborate. >> the leaders of lyft and uber in california. lyft shares fell on those comments following better than expected quarterly results and numbers saw ride hailing improvement in july >> doordash faced with an injunction that would force it to see its workers as employees as well. >> many of these drivers drive for both uber and lyft i assume if you are an employee of one, you have to choose one you are not going to be able to pick both. >> for a lot of people, this is quote/unquote a side hustle and this is a way to get additional revenue. >> right a lot on the depreciation of the cars uber and lyft may be going away in california. thank you. >>> we know health care and biotech has been two of the leaders of this market you often hear the same stocks being recommended over and over but not right now. let's bring in chair of sustainable vesting at brown advising it is great to have you on "worldwide exchange" i love your picks. great to be here good to see you. you

in fact we know that he went to the central election commission to prague and claimed it means that's a vacation of elections when their shifts called for about a couple of hours and we don't know who here who should talk about and when but i've been highly possible that she was talking live the security services are now the rules and if it's true or worse then it's also possible that they tried to make psychological pressure on her anyway look how when you see how she looks at the videos there's also another video another wanted to show but show the video where she's sitting on a sofa in the building of central and actually something she thinks she's just reading something from the live search so she doesn't even look at the camera and say we're ready to head so these cases before or after the election is bellerose and a positional candidates wait some papers their way rooting for them by the secret service so i think it's quite possible that she was just pressed and in one of her statements to kind of sky a call for the protest to cease do you think they will. oh well it's difficult

what you're seeing is the standing up of a nation, very similar to wenceslas square in 1989 in pragueus. you're a professor of russian and east european studies. let us talk briefly, if you can, about russia. the role of belarus' neighbour is going to be in the back of minds of many people out on the street. talk us through what the relationship is between those two countries and the two leaders. absolutely, its very complex. russia and belarus have played an interesting dance for quite a long time and lu kashenko's sort of perfected it, where russia really wants to dominate belarus. russia looks at belarus as a domestic issue. it has a customs union with belarus, and it wants belarus to no longer be a sovereign independent state. it has been pushing vocally and visibly, publicly, lukashenko, this year, to have more political integration with russia, which means a path towards basically becoming part of russia or some type of soviet union 2.0. lu kashenko has valiantly resisted, since 1994, this type of pressure by very cleverly playing the west off against russia, tacking this way, t

anniversary of the invasion of czechoslovakia by soviet led troops the soviet action ended the 968 prague spring to brief period of liberalization in the event communist country was 900 people were killed and more than 500 injured when the troops went in. 6 people have been killed by wildfires sweeping across parts of california most of the fires that are in the san francisco bay area under the buildings down thousands of firefighters attacking the blazes officials say most of the fires were started by thousands of lightning. in the united states joe biden has accepted the democratic party's nomination for the presidency in his speech on the final nights of the democratic national convention he promised leadership that's radically different from bouts of republican incumbent donald trump welcome to the 4th night the final night of the virtual democratic national convention rolled out a show of unity and support for the party's presidential candidate's place where former rivals for the nominations praised joe biden's leadership and compassion and democrats have build the choice in november

from game one call it baby boy but again we're heading to prague rowing it's really not. because i'm full of the show i'm stunned i'm so sorry as we're talking about internet and technology you internet is fading to you as well as i apologize about the not sweet response adult to the true hotshot to challenge to psychiatry he was on the stream was getting quite sane about how the ideas did you too and that he's changed because he said no every kid has access to these and he had i'm not going to be hearing. i think you hit the nail on the head you know this idea that we can move everything digital completely ignores the fact that a large number of the world's children live in communities where either they have no access devices or they have no access the internet and i think we have to acknowledge that these are the most vulnerable children of all because they often come from families that actually have some of the harshest results of the lock down and other containment policy so one example of actually addressing that is the fact that we now know that being outdoors and l

but, again, you know, we have to wait, you know, until we get through the impact to begin those prague. >> mike steele with louisiana's emergency preparedness department. we appreciate your time and we are also getting reports of buildings destroyed along the louisiana coast. >> video from a hotel in lake charles shows a building flattened by the powerful winds as hurricane laura moved through the state moments ago. no word if anyone was injured here, of course. we won't get a good look at the damage until the sun comes up. 306,000 people without power in louisiana and texas 75,000. and let's turn to new orleans. abc's victor oquendo is on the ground there where it remains quiet. victor, tell us what they're expecting. >> reporter: well, kenneth, we are right along lake pontchartrain definitely kicking up some waves. new orleans was prepared for the worst and checked all the pumps. they were working. the worst of it is in lake charles. in many cases first responders are now using new orleans as a staging area and the trick for them will be getting from here to the west to lake charles.

the standing of a nation, very similarto1989 in the standing of a nation, very similar to 1989 in pragueque moment for belarus. you are a professor of eastern european studies. let us eastern european studies. let us talk ruefully, if you can, about russia. the role of belarus. the mind people out on the streets. —— let us talk, if you can. allan it is a complex of russia and belarus have played an interesting dance for quite a long time. lukashenko has perfected it. russia really wa nts to has perfected it. russia really wants to dominate ella roos. russia looks at belarus as a domestic issue. —— belarus. it has been pushing vocally and visibly, publicly, lukashenko, this year, to have more integration with russia. the path towards becoming part of russia or some kind of soviet union 2.0. lukashenko's valiant leaders resisted. playing the west off against russia, taking this way, taking that way and he in fact has maintained belarus as a relatively independent nation which is why he is making these arguments that he thinks he is belarus. "without me, belarus won't exist, i am the only o

santa clara county district attorney's office is revealing results in an ongoing sure of corruption prague with concealed gun permits. this is the first major announcement in the investigation that has been going on for more than a year. there were four indictments for bribery and conspiracy including and cheryl's captain, a gun parts manufacturer, through local lawyers. rosen said the suspects made $90,000 bribe in exchange for up to one dozen concealed and carry gun permits for a security company. >> after submitting seven ccw license at a meeting, martin nielsen donated $45,000. the first half of that $90,000 to the santa clara county public safety alliance or psa. an independent expenditure committee supporting sheriff lori smith who at the time was flexed in a hard-fought race for reelection. >> the sheriff, lori smith, has not yet commented on the indictments. the four defendants are set to be arraigned on august 31 extract the number of covid-19 cases and test continues to rise in california. there are now more than 541,000 cases in our state which is up more than eight thousand cas

speaking in the capital of prague, secretary pompeo expressed concern about the safety of nonviolents in belarus who have taken to the streets for three straight alexanderlowing lukashenko's claim to a landslide victory. we watched an election we were concerned about was not held in a way that was free and fair. we care deeply about the belarusian people. we want the people of belarus to have the freedoms they are demanding, that they think are in their best interest. we watched the protests. we urge that the nonviolent protesters be protected and not harmed. pompeo alsoary played tribute to american forces that liberated western czechoslovakia in 1945. despite having one of the strictest lockdowns, argentina is seeing a spike in coronavirus deaths. country says more than 3000 people died of covid-19 in the prior4 hours, double the day's number. argentina's government has restricted movement so heavily cannot cross borders by air or car without facing scrutiny and possible fines. in texas there were westerns about the severity of the coronavirus out right. the states positivity rate

picture of my parents in his house, a little communist structure building about three hours east of prague. i go, where is babi? the wedding was in new york, my grandfather was there. they would not let her go to the wedding. i said, you are in the picture. he said they let the husband go so that he can walk his daughter down the aisle but they would not let both people go because they know both would not come back. think about that. that is the system we want to bring to this country. have you ever noticed that of all the people showing for socialism and communism which is basically where they are at again, this is on joe biden's webpage. have you ever noticed there is no one from venezuela? no one from cuba? no one from china, no one from the former soviet union or the eastern block of europe? bring it here, is wonderful. have you ever noticed? teachers, academics and 16-year-old children. they are the ones that think it is so wonderful, but no one who is actually ever lived under those systems think it is so wonderful. there has never been a greater dichotomy between the sides, between

speaking in prague, secretary pompeo said not the entire -- nonviolent protesters should be protected harmed. belarus have clashed with police for three straight nights in the battle over alexander's claim for a land find victory in sunday's presidential election. the kentucky derby will look different this year, at least in the stands. churchill downs says it will limit the attendance to fewer than 23,000 fans or less than 14% of the attendance record. the temperature checks, medical questionnaires, physical distancing and face coverings will be required. the kentucky derby is scheduled to be held on september 5. it is usually the first saturday in may. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david? david: thanks. earlier today, i spoke with james clyburn about the nomination of kamala harris, the senator from california to run with joe biden. you remember congressman clyburn was one of the earliest supporters of joe biden. this is what he had to s

there's no as prague, there's no reason to vote for joe biden, and we will be giving a convention that'sntry, the greatest country on earth and the great american story and president trump has continued to make this country great and will do so for four more years when he's reelected. lou: and at this point we see some strange moves in these polls. it's got to bewilder the folks on this convention that the democratic convention that president trump is getting the bump from the convention. rasmussen giving him a bump up to 51% just in the middle of this week. your thoughts as we wrap up here, ronna. >> you know, i was with the president this week in wisconsin, and i'm going to say, lou, the polls are finally reflecting what i'm seeing on the ground. i've never seen energy like this, ever. and we're going to carry that through to november. republicans are energized. they know what's at stake, and they see that democrats and joe biden specifically is a bridge to socialism and transforming the america we know and love into something totally different. lou: ronna mcdaniel, the woman who runs

there was fires and it was created in wynwood covenant or just plain being and that all that stuff prague's locust it's kind of just what's the next the exactly right guys and then of course you probably woke up sunday morning to the lightning that was out there too so we have had no shortage of things to talk about as far as california weather goes lately whether it is that potentially record breaking heat. >>so the heat we've had in our own backyard, too. now this morning. we are off to a comfortable start at least we're holding on to that hoping you get a chance to get out there enjoy this morning while it's not too terribly hot just yet san francisco's under some sunshine right now and we'll see a lot more sunshine today across the bay area than what we had been seeing the past couple of days, not to say they hadn't been sunny days, but they had been unsettled both sunday and monday brought thunderstorms to parts of the bay some moisture plume steering a bit further north today so that potential has shifted north along with it bay area likely to remain a lot quieter future cast is showi

and later many many years later when i was in prague for a nato meeting i was seated by a holocaust survivorand we started to talk. i said my dad's company liberated and he said he had been in a concentration camp. i said my dad never talked about it and he said i never told my children about it either. he just figured it was too terrible to tell you cannot admit that mankind could be that cruel. but we always kept those pictures. >> so what was your reaction later in life with a holocaust deniers? >> that's so terrible to hear about. really. and crazy is what it is. we went to the day of remembrance at the capital after the easter break and sitting together because it's very meaningful and the soldiers are marching in that liberated the concentration camps so we see the flag start to come in and to see what daddy's company flag looked like and then it came by. and mother and i both burst into tears to see daddy's play go by of his company. >> you also have letters from him. >> i knew mother had those letters but i never read them. when i started to work on the book i went to midland to look

secretary pompeo goes to prague to give a speech about freedom in europe and doesn't once mention thehen president trump is not only indifferent to democracy, he embraces putin, the ought cr autocrat, and he makes excuses for him. he shows equivalency between the united states and putin's russia. whenio do that, you're enabling this kind of behavior. i hope we can get on the right side of history again. there's right and wrong. we should be standing up for right. >> that's from mike mcfaul, i'm glad you closed with that because that's the thing. putin feels like he has a permission slip from what used to be the leader of the free world. thank you. >>> and thank you all for being with us this hour. i know it's been a tough 24 hours. but hang in there. i'll see you later on the fourth and final night of the democratic national convention. our leave streaming coverage starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern on nbc news now. msnbc coverage continues with katy tur right after the break. k ♪ come on in, we're open. ♪ all we do is hand you the bag. simple. done. we adapt and we change. you know, you jus

halep claimed her second tour title of the year with victory at the prague open on sunday.traight sets — 6—2, 7—5 — injust over an hour and a half in herfirst event since february. meanwhile japan's kei nishikori has tested positive for covid—19, and pulled out of this week's cincinnati masters, which is actually being played at flushing meadows in new york. nishikori — who's currently ranked 31 in the world — says he's "feeling well" and will now self—isolate, before another test on friday. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. the world's oldest giant captive panda bear has celebrated her 37th birthday day. ——38 birthday. she received a kick of bamboo shoots and watermelons are more than 100 fans were there at the birthday party as a zoo. to wish you all the very best. hello there. we had lots of thunderstorms across england and wales on sunday, but it's not every day you see one of these. yes, a waterspout that formed out in the bristol channel, and this was seen by a number of our weather watchers, actually, from north somerset. i

code to rafael benitez is having frustrating time in china the spaniard watched his side at delhi in prague lose a 212 zhang suing the c.s.l. it means rafa's men have lost 2 of their opening 3 games since the delayed season kicked off. pakistan's cricketers are getting ready to play their 1st test match in 6 months the team's 3 test series against england starts on wednesday most of the players have been in england since late june preparing for the series in a bio secure environment 10 of the squad tested positive for corona virus in pakistan ahead of the 2 or. believe is still an obviously there are. already part of. the tours in england in 20162080 there are some youngsters of new faces good think is. coming confident or include going to the 1st as having just beaten the west indies in a 3 match series all games are being played behind closed doors but the series opener taken place in manchester we saw at the beginning of the west and this is the group probably a little bit on the platform. there is much in the next and. that's when you get a. shot. well this will be just the 2nd test ser

of it in the framework of her history together and of course when you wanted to spend a summer in praguehaving fun, i suggest we go to the ukraine and find these people who were my father, your grandfather and in many ways i had both you and frank doing what i couldn't do at that point . and how i didn't have, i couldn'task those questions . i couldn't talk about these things to you guys, to your father. it was all in their and i didn't have the emotional wherewithal to undertake attorneys that you guys took for me first. >> it should be noted you encouraged me to go seek this family history. you also told me not to tell grandma that i was doingit . so we'll get to that in a little bit but the challenges of like layering communication and what's okay to say to this person and what's not okay to say to that person and all of the problems that can entail but just to take a step back because we never really introduce you, we're here to talk about your book. i want you to know we are still here which i was thinking about the good way to summarize it not as any kind of literary criticism. not

related shutdown on sunday the world number 2 faced belgium's elise merton's in the final of the praguepen of the remaining beating merton's 62 and 75. is a great open intend a tourist have to play against her because she's fast she takes the ball very quick but you know i just thought you know the end i think i said yeah it was a little bit tougher but i was mentally i was strong and that's why i quit when i could win this match leon are celebrating reaching the semifinals of european football's champions league for the 1st time in a decade a french club beating manchester city 31 in their quarter final in lisbon thanks to a late double whammy set them barely leon had already beaten you venters in the previous round and they'll have to beat another big team if they're going to reach the final in the series they're up against the favorites by munich who thrashed barcelona 82 reports. i think appetite comes with eating and our confidence as a group is increasing the results show it will still be the underdogs against bahrain but when you are in the champions league final 4 you can say th

related shutdown on sunday the world number 2 faced belgium's elease merton's in the final of the pragueopen the romanian beating merton's 62 and 75. is a great open into a tourist have to play against her because she's fast she takes the ball very quick but you know i just thought the end 2nd set was a little bit tougher but i was mentally i was strong and that's why i quit when i could win this match and over in kentucky american jennifer brady has won her 1st title the world number 49 taking the lexington open with a 6364 win over switzerland's jewell tyson brady did not drop a 6 all week. that sort of france is just 2 weeks away and a 24 year old colombian has warmed up in style danielle martinez has won the 2020 criterion did offer a martin is over took a t.-bo pino for the title on sunday's a final stage earlier but then race leader 3 miles each withdrew after sustaining cuts and bruises in a crash on saturday stage overnight wyndham championship leader see kim has fallen 3 shots behind during the final round of the golf tournament in north carolina but the south korean had a day t

open how it won the prague open on sunday but it's decided against taking parts in new york due to concerns over coronavirus the remaining is the 6 top 10 plan to pull out of the grand slam which is set to start behind closed doors at the end of the month and a statement on twitter she said with the exceptional circumstances in which we're living i've decided i will not travel to new york i've always said i would put my health at the heart of my decision and i therefore prefer to stay and train in europe i wish everyone there a successful tournament's now the n.b.a. playoffs start a little later on this monday the opening game sees the denver nuggets taking on the utah jazz around james l.a. lakers getting ready for their best of 7 series with the portland trail blazers lakers and it's a win the championship for the 1st time since curry bryant led them to the title in 2010 reigning champions the terrans are out says their inaction of the later against the prickly nets. i thought was great and much of the team but if you go through life experience and you have to look you have to use it . fo

i have had several conversations with your colleagues, especially secretary keith prague, in considering what america's strategy should be as we think about competing with china, leading into our strengths. efforts on the future of innovation has been valuable in this endeavor. my staff has enjoyed working with the entire team there. to get us started, i introduced some legislation with senator schumer, the endless frontier act, which will leverage america's technological expertise to invest in emerging technologies of the future. a part of that legislation is working with trusted allies and partners to broaden the pool of knowledge and seek better outcomes at a faster pace and lower cost. if confirmed, how will you seek to strengthen transnational science and tech partnerships within the oecd to increase the study and fielding of emerging technologies like ai, quantum computing, advanced biology, manufacturing, and so forth? >> thank you for that question. reallyd to say, i appreciate your recognition of our joint service. i know you are a mentee of senator lugar as well, so in his memo

open how it won the prague open on sunday but it's sided against taking part due to concerns over coronavirus the remaining 6 stops and plans to pull out of the grand slam which is due to start behind closed doors at the end of the month and a statement on twitter he said with the exceptional circumstances in which we're living i've decided i will not travel to new york i always said i would put my health at the heart of my decision and i therefore prefer to stay and train in europe i wish everyone there a successful tournament's. the rain affected 2nd test between england and pakistan is finished in a draw some play was possible on the final day in southampton england is that cruelly they're taking the opportunity to score a half century england one up in the series the 3rd and final test starting on friday. ok that is how your sport is looking for now let's get back to felicity in london. and if i so much indeed for the last is about it for me 1st of all on the news our team here in london took a far away though there's more news from us in a couple of minutes time by. rewind returns with a

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