come here, rona, meet everybody. >> jimmy: when you found her on the street, she came to you?thorn. she was tied to a pole with some food left. and we went, i went and got her, and now we named, we don't know her name, so we named her rona, like corona. >> jimmy: oh, nice. >> you but now that i've got to know her, she's old and limps and smells like king kong's [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: it smells like you're a little late in here. you've been doing yoga online. >> i've been doing yoga with people on instagram, because you just can't, you have to stay grounded. people getting crazy during this whole thing. you've got to find some inner peace. >> jimmy: does it give you inner peace? >> it does. everything's changing. even religion. we used to say if someone sneezed, jimmy, we'd say "god bless you." now you say [ bleep ] get the hell away from me. >> jimmy: i like the yoga stand up. it's nice. you could make double as much money. >> not as staying home. >> jimmy: what about the president? do you think he's doing a good job with this whole deal? >> i am fighting the war against covid-1

several companies to help you including rona wildlife do you know comment. sir are you still involved in the trade directing an endangered species. that. you understood one of his workers along with his wife and tries to stop us from filming there so you've served time in jail sir wall grows increasingly aggressive obligations while we're on public property sir so we're out there because you're i am public property don't push us or you're on public property we have here and there we are on the property. just as quickly though the bats are certain can you tell us what this box is for. sir these are serious questions we understand that you have served time for a number of these crimes and the question is are you still involved in the trade of endangered species it's the most will get from here search but not once did long denied he was back in the reptile trade. some questions left unanswered is whether his dealings would be possible without the help of authorities and why despite. her obvious involvement his wife has never been brought up on charges so you ar

he had been sent home because of the rona virus risk and was jailed again by federal authorities.he group of mietary pol officers in italy have been arrested after investigators uncovered alleged crimes taking place in the barracks. the unit in the northern city of piacenza is accused of torture. south african researchers s c the number id related deaths is probably higher than the official figure. 6000 deaths have been recorded. there are 11,000 fatalities unaccounted for. in israel, steps t outlawed the practice of gay conversion therapy bysychologists. the first middle eastern country to do so. some religious parties are unhappy about the move. minister endorsed the therapy. you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, the past is not another country when it comes to britain's colonial legacy in kenya. the impact can still be felt today. china launched a -- today and the u.s. will launch one next inek. why is everyone to mars at once? late f explains it all for us. >> the distance between earth and ma one orbits the sun at different speeds and distances. fromli aroun

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in a letter to members of the republican national committee, chairwoman rona mcdonald said there would be limited attendance with only delegates allowed to attend in person. on the fourth night of the convention, the list will expand to delegates, a guest of their choosing, and alternate delegates. the party is still deciding how much of the convention will take place inside versus outside. outside, they're facing the august heat and potential other weather problems in florida. >> word today of an emotional staff meeting for the trump re-election team after trump demoted his campaign manager, bad par scal, and promoted bill stepien, someone unlike parscal, has a long list of presidential campaign experience. he was also a top aide to new jersey governor chris christie before being fired amid the bridgegate scandal, although he was never charged. let's bring in nbc news white house correspondent peter alexander. interesting to note, stepien was first brought into the campaign by jared kushner. what does this change and what doesn't it change? >> yeah, chris, a good question. the bottom

-- ever since you joined the campaign, there are more red states than ever before give it up for 'rona care what happens to you because the system is working perfectly for the people he actually represents namely, himself and his fellow rich ghouls. billionaires have gotten $583 billion richer since the pandemic began the system is working perfectly for them, which is why republican senators have chosen to spend their time during a once in a century cataclysm tweeting not about the pandemic that's spiraling out of control in the states they represent but about statues, beans, the nba, and the president's golf game. like when lindsey graham tweeted on sunday, "president trump claims he plays golf fast. not only is that true, it is a tremendous understatement. man, why does lindsey graham always tweet like he has a red laser dot on his forehead? "president trump is a great golfer and he doesn't want to do this, he is just and merciful, isn't he isn't he?" and, no, trump does not play golf fast. he doesn't do anything fast. he lumbers around the white house lawn in circles like he's looki

san jose, let's take a look mat the north where we have 55 in rona park. 73 for danville. san jose will be a warm one. by lunchtime 81 degrees. expect it to be quite warm and very hot. 97 for san jose. vallejo 95. 81 in oakland. 72 in the city of san francisco. upper 60s at half moon bay. 98 morgan hill. 94 for los gatos. your extended forecast, notice it's not a cool day but relatively speaking it's a lot better. low 90s expected inland. 70s around the bay. 60s at the coast. then we don't change one. we hold on to that pattern. i kind of like it. >> you're bringing out a c note. 101. we'll take it. >>> what a ktvu investigation uncovered under orders from the highest levels of sfpd that raided a journalist's home. >>> and coin this home is equipped with gig speed internet from xfinity. there's this game-time internetting room. so fun. and then there' finally, the open-concept internetting room. this is not an open house. but your front door was open, so technically it is. get gig speeds and the most wifi coverage from xfinity. now that's simple, easy, awesome. enhance you

hearings where the flooding in certain spots that is consistently throughout our city and talking about rona and then 17th and fulton, i think, the three areas. now, what we have her is that some of it is actually topography of san francisco and in this mitigation -- and plus, you know, we're seeing more stores thastorms with our climae and we might be anticipating heavier rainfall and so homes ae flooded repeatedly during these storms and some of these floods are actually significant to the waterflow. i'm wondering, we've had many discussions about this in the city, about the homes there and iwhat is the probability even with mitigation, even with homeowners learning how to shore up their homes, that we can actually address this issue since it's part of this? >> yes, so i think -- let me try to answer that, chair fewer. so in terms of is topography contributing the floods, i think the short answer is yes. the three general locations you just referred to, we know historically from the city mapping and topography that these were areas, they are essentially along significant waterways and they

hearings where the flooding in certain spots that is consistently throughout our city and talking about rona and then 17th and fulton, i think, the three areas. now, what we have her is that some of it is actually topography of san francisco and in this mitigation -- and plus, you know, we're seeing more stores thastorms with our climae and we might be anticipating heavier rainfall and so homes ae flooded repeatedly during these storms and some of these floods are actually significant to the waterflow. i'm wondering, we've had many discussions about this in the city, about the homes there and iwhat is the probability even with mitigation, even with homeowners learning how to shore up their homes, that we can actually address this issue since it's part of this? >> yes, so i think -- let me try to answer that, chair fewer. so in terms of is topography contributing the floods, i think the short answer is yes. the three general locations you just referred to, we know historically from the city mapping and topography that these were areas, they are essentially along significant waterways and they

rnc chair rona mcdaniel wrote in fox news op-ed with unity manifesto clear joe biden is controlled byest of the radical left singing the siren song of socialism as alternative to freedom and division of our founders, but what's still unknown is just who biden might choose as running mate. four women took to television to talk about the campaign including susan rice who addressed her most pointed criticisms against her. >> it's true i've not run for elected office even though i've worked on behalf of others and on 3 presidential campaigns and i feel like i've run on other people's behalf but my comparative strength, jonathan, and we each have our own is my years of service of high levels of the executive branch. >> biden is expected to choose his running mate in early august. eric. eric: we will see who it is, jacqui, thank you. arthel: 50 years after richard nixon changed the course of history with the opening of china some say it is no longer working as tensions keep rising between washington and beijing. can this relationship be saved? president trump nixon's grandson chris cox join

got it but you're staying at home ♪ >> a comedian and his friends created a pair drody called qae, rona oh why oh why oh why oh hear are you so in denial when you know they're not testing here ♪ >>> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. >> what will they think of next i guess? welcome to the weekend, everyone. i'm dana jacobson along with jeff glor and michelle miller. not going to lie, really good to be back here in studio. there may have been some screams earlier on. so nice being here with jeff. michelle, not the same without you. in is what you get for having the best looking home setup. you're the last one back. we miss you. >> aw. so nice of you to say. but dana, i do, i feel so distant,llkn say? >> you're so close to us emotionally. >> as w. >> we have you on our text, our text chain at the commercial breaks. >>> it is saturday. how about going to a concert tonight? >> sure. >> yeah. sure. it's not like the ones that you're used to. in this pandemic artists have had to find creative ways to perform for their audiences. one way is holding drive-in concerts like the m

let's bring in rona mcdaniel day after president trump canceled rnc in jacksonville. booth the first tuesday in november? >> i think it's a huge issue as a suburban mom, looking at what the unrest happening in portland, deeply frightening to see democrats continue to fail leadership duties to continue to see joe biden silent on this issue. we do not want civil unrest in this country. we love our police, and the president is standing firm and saying we we we are not going tw our country to evolve on anarchy and the democrats are sitting on their hands and i think this is a huge issue heading into november. ainsley: if you look at recent polls. there's one that grades enthusiasm out of michigan and one out of arizona, 99 -- you said 99 days, we have 99 days until this important day and look at michigan, cbs poll says the enthusiasm in that state for democrat, trump supporters and biden supporters, neck and neck, 60%, if you look at arizona, more enthusiasm for president trump, 74% enthusiastic of trump, 61% enthusiastic for biden, what do you make of this? >> ronna: i w

. >> two of donald trump's allies, rnc chairwoman rona mcdaniel and hogan giddily picking up the president'soubt. >> i've been around enough campaigns that's how losers talk that's how people who know they're going to lose talk you have head of the rnc whining the way i've heard losers in both parties whine in the past when they know they're going to lose campaigns so they start complaining ahead of time. boy, that -- that's really got to make the donors of donald trump feel really good maybe this is why some of the biggest donors have given up on donald trump and given up on retaking the house and focussing on the united states senate. because they know donald trump is talking like a loser, acting like a loser his people are talking like losers, acting like losers donald trump knows he's going to lose he's preparing people. he's making excuses before the game is started. it's not even labor day. that's a whiner who knows they're going to lose. >> and may not leave joining us guy cecil, also with us director of communications for hillary clinton's 2016 presidential campaign jennifer palm pal

hearings where the flooding in certain spots that is consistently throughout our city and talking about rona and then 17th and fulton, i think, the three areas. now, what we have her is that some of it is actually topography of san francisco and in this mitigation -- and plus, you know, we're seeing more stores thastorms with our climae and we might be anticipating heavier rainfall and so homes ae flooded repeatedly during these storms and some of these floods are actually significant to the waterflow. i'm wondering, we've had many discussions about this in the city, about the homes there and iwhat is the probability even with mitigation, even with homeowners learning how to shore up their homes, that we can actually address this issue since it's part of this? >> yes, so i think -- let me try to answer that, chair fewer. so in terms of is topography contributing the floods, i think the short answer is yes. the three general locations you just referred to, we know historically from the city mapping and topography that these were areas, they are essentially along significant waterways and they

hearings where the flooding in certain spots that is consistently throughout our city and talking about ronand fulton, i think, the three areas. now, what we have her is that some of it is actually topography of san francisco and in this mitigation -- and plus, you know, we're seeing more stores thastorms with our climae and we might be anticipating heavier rainfall and so homes ae flooded repeatedly during these storms and some of these floods are actually significant to the waterflow. i'm wondering, we've had many discussions about this in the city, about the homes there and iwhat is the probability even with mitigation, even with homeowners learning how to shore up their homes, that we can actually address this issue since it's part of this? >> yes, so i think -- let me try to answer that, chair fewer. so in terms of is topography contributing the floods, i think the short answer is yes. the three general locations you just referred to, we know historically from the city mapping and topography that these were areas, they are essentially along significant waterways and they are at typicall

hearings where the flooding in certain spots that is consistently throughout our city and talking about ronand then 17th and fulton, i think, the three areas. now, what we have her is that some of it is actually topography of san francisco and in this mitigation -- and plus, you know, we're seeing more stores thastorms with our climae and we might be anticipating heavier rainfall and so homes ae flooded repeatedly during these storms and some of these floods are actually significant to the waterflow. i'm wondering, we've had many discussions about this in the city, about the homes there and iwhat is the probability even with mitigation, even with homeowners learning how to shore up their homes, that we can actually address this issue since it's part of this? >> yes, so i think -- let me try to answer that, chair fewer. so in terms of is topography contributing the floods, i think the short answer is yes. the three general locations you just referred to, we know historically from the city mapping and topography that these were areas, they are essentially along significant waterways and they a