roy: bates. bates: ¿sí, roy? ¿qué? roy: tienes lo que querías, ¿no? déjala en paz. bates: entiendo.tá bien. ella es mi seguro. ahora, si quieres que viva, llévame a mi avión y bucea con nosotros. como en los viejos tiempos. jared: déjala ir y te daré otra cosa. bates: ¿otra cosa? ¿qué? ¿eh? esa basura que tienes en el muelle? ¿o tu perro? no tienes nada que darme, jared. jared: encontré el zafiro. bates: [ríe] ¿qué? jared: te dejaré hacer el reclamo. bates: jared, te traje aquí para que la salves, no para que la asesines. jared: cientos de millones, bates, y serán tuyos si dejas ir a sam ahora. bates: no existe, es un mito. jared: sí existe, no es un mito. ¿lo quieres? entonces déjala ir. bates: está bien. jared: déjala ir ahora. ¡sam, vámonos de aquí! ¡vámonos! ¡déjala ir! ¡sam! iÉl dejó el oro y se salvaron! bates: encontró el zafiro. tal vez nos veamos en la tierra de nunca jamás, porque oí que las hadas van a estar ahí. y que santa claus estará ahí, con mi cocaína. jared: ¿y desde cuándo eres traficante? bates: soy un recuperador, jared, como siempre lo he sido. pero a los inver

roy had tried it before.ched various ways to take his own life. that this was not something that was just created by michelle carter. >> right. michelle for a year and a half always tried to persuade him to not commit suicide. he always rejected her thoughts of staying alive. and it was not until literally the last two weeks of his life where michelle finally endorsed his plan. >> i think that's where people have the biggest problem with this case. is why? why would she encourage him? and she is supposed to be his friend? >> well, she came to the realizization that he did not want to live anymore. and his words were, i will hate you if you tell somebody about my plan. >> the defense portrayed her as a victim who was taking anti-depre anti-depressents for her own issues and was in no shape to help a friend. >> she was bombarded by his suicidal thinking and you take that and you mix in her own issues that she was struggling with, eating disorder and then eventually being diagnosed with a major depressive disord

roy, if i can, i think dr. lipi roy is back with us. dr.oy, when you hear stories like this, whether it's a fourth of july party that happened in michigan and now you have literally dozens of people infected or it's just an individual person going to see a friend and comeseld ng people when we have examples like this? >> first of all, chris, if i may i'd like to convey my deepest condolences and positive thoughts to ms. zymet and her family. we need to keep sharing these stories. i'm hoping we won't have more of them. the only way to prevent this, chris, is by wearing a mask right now. i do not leave home without wearing a mask, that and the physical distancing. chris, these are the only two public health measures we have to really reduce the spread of this lethal virus. it's simple, chris. we're not asking people to get admitted to a hospital, undergo major heart surgery and donate an organ. we're simply asking people to wear a mask and to maintain that physical distancing, don't congregate. we have a lot of asymptomatic transmission. that

and he is no spring chicken, roy jones junior in an and he is no spring chicken, roy jonesjunior inbition bout over eight rounds, she is 51. let us speak to the boxing writer and broadcaster. we have spoken about this at length, haven't we? yes, we have been starved of sport and boxing, but is there really an appetite for this? we will find out if it stays in bed for the next seven days because once that paper view, that is the golden expression. once the paper view goes public, the organisers and very loose quotation marks, they will understand how much interest there is. i've got to tell you, and i've got my fingers crossed. actually think there's going to be ridiculous amounts of interest. should not be but there will be. and the pump, they are absolutely peerless but the audit adage. boxes going on too long. royjones is still been active, only two years doing version of the world title road jones has pushed on for too long, mike tyson farfrom memory pushed on for too long, mike tyson far from memory he was stopped, knocked out and bludgeoned in three of his last four fights, but

roy, also stick around. we've got a number of questions from our viewers that we want to pose to you. kimberly mentioned the surges and the skyrocketing cases. just this morning texas hit new highs in case numbers and hospital administrations. for the first time texas reported 10,000 new cases in a single day. the only other states to hit that milestone are new york and florida. even more concerning, texas health officials say there are now more than 9,000 covid-19 patients in state hospitals there. garrett haake in dallas for us is in front of the texas health dallas hospital. garrett, dallas hospital seeing their own record highs. what pressures are hospitals facing? what are medical workers saying they need from the state? >> reporter: craig, the pressure on hospitals all across the state is building. i suppose if there's anything positive to say about the situation on the ground right now in texas is that the state does have as a baseline fairly significant hospital capacity. so the doctors i've spoken t

roy, i love this idea.camp growing up, playing games, spending time together. friends shoving cue tips up your nose -- >> trevor: what i hear is mostly black dudes locked up with less surveillance. basically prison. and whose idea was it to bubble up in florida with the spiking cases? what's the second option, season in the middle of a trump rally? >> it's fine, roy, they're in a bubble! >> yeah, and if they respected the bubble, it could work, but the problem is players are already breaking the rules. >> the n.b.a. is not playing around when it comes to the bubble boundaries for players who are staying at the walt disney world campus in orlando. sacramento kings forward holmes says he accidentally crossed a campus line to pick up a food delivery. well, now, he's under a mandatory ten-day quarantine. an unnamed n.b.a. player contacted this instagram model named anna and invited her to the bubble. >> unbubble believable. the n.b.a. season can be at risk because selfish players want talkout and hot hot sex. s

>> trevor: i'm not going to lie, roy. you make some really good point. so then how do you respond to people who are saying that black people are just being too sensitive? >> yeah! you kind of need to be sensitive when you've had a target on your back for last 400 years. that's why i keep my head on a swivel at all times. i can't afford to let my guard down. little kids come up on my porch for halloween. yeah, they might be kids dressed as ghosts or they could be really short members of the k.k.k. i ain't giving no snickers bar to the klan. get your ass off my porch. >> trevor: all right, roy, so then, like, what do you say? why do we go from here? >> first off, trevor, everybody needs to learn how to tie a different knot. google that shit. go fig that you are out. secondly, nascar needs to give all their garages the noose check once-over before ever race. we wouldn't want any more misunderstandings. >> trevor: hey, man, speak something truth there, roy wood jr. thank you so much for checking in, my dude. i hope you don't find any turdz in your kitchen. i

he's making his return to the ring to take on roy jones jr.y-per-view and triller. and on august 9th, you can check out "tyson vs. jaws: rumble on the reef" as part of discovery channel's shark week. here's mike tyson! >>> man it has been a while since the first time i told you i saw you was at my high school in socrates. >> it was like a golden glove or something.castore sold you a pair of boxing shoes mike tyson got his boxing shoes from montanas. it was the coolest thing ever and now here you are, mike tyson is back. iron mike. >> yeah, i'm so happy. it's going to be so awesome. i'm so happy to be coming to the ring and facing roy jones. it's going to be awesome and i'm launching being a prototype of it, i'm launching my "legends only league. leagues from all over -- i don't care pool shark, all the ex-legends who want to play and still able to play and still beautiful, like myself, they can come with us, call me. like before i was saying we have metta world peace, one on one and have wayne gretsky go up against the guy one on one >> that's

jones jr might go down i mean check this out tyson now there are about the same 11 roy jones jr has a longer reach but tyson hasn't fought since 2005 and roy jones jr 4 and 20 a team and he's 51 years old so it could be an even match up but i feel like tyson is going to take him out i just think you so you think this thing is legitimate you think it's really going to get back in the win despite he's going to actually fight somebody who's a contender out there and i don't know if he's going to fight someone who's a current contender but even down the road he might may fight evander holyfield however charlie it looks and it's a great story grows to him i hope he has you know that he keeps his brain intact love to see it you know you've got another big story yes we do now today are you ready for this one the team formerly you know all the. n.f.l. team formally known as the redskins you know we've been waiting to see what their names going to be well washington football team bet is the name now before before you get all you know and it's easy this is just temporary it's a placeholder no

now our very own roy wood, jr. us this story of a small business owner and her surprising reaction to people who looted her store. >> i spent the last few weeks quarantining here at my mom's house in birmingham. mom, i told you i'm at work. birmingham has a deep history with civil rights. so it's not surprising that people protested here after the killing of george floyd. like in many cities, some of the protests lead to riots and looting of small businesses, like this office run by dr. adams. >> we have been here for years, and it's unnecessary. >> i'm going to go and talk to her. and of course i'm going to observe all pandemic protocols. >> what happened the night of the protest? >> what did you say? >> which means i'm going to talk to her right here in this chair. >> i get a call from my security company and so i come down to find four windows broken and one of the doofers broken. and it took my high end frames. >> have you asked other optometrists in the area whether or not they did this to you? >> no, sir. >>

then, roy den hollander was found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound on sunday.the shootings reportedly involve someone posing as a delivery driver. >>> economists will watch for the latest weekly jobs report coming out in the next hour. there are concerns that the number of americans filing for unemployment could many busines to shut down and for the last 17 weeks, weekly jobless claims have topped one million. >>> a report from the u.s. bureau of labor statistics shows average weekly wages in the bay area where the highest in the country during the final three months of last year. santa clara workers topped the list with average wages per week of $2800. san mateo county was second and san francisco third. the new york county, which is manhattan, includes manhattan and suffolk county in massachusetts, and includes boston and they round the board of supervisors approved a proposal to placing a five-eighths of one cent retail tax increase on the november ballot. it will last 60 months and under the assumption that the economy will recover by then. the county faces

the fbi idenentified the kilills roy den hollander, a self-described anti-feminist lawyer. he filed numerous lawsuits alleging that women get special treatment and worked to make ladies' nights at bars illegal, as well as ban women's studies at colleges. den hollander appeared beforee

roy? mr. roy: chairman scott, ranking member fox, members of the committee, thank you for inviting me. the foundation for research on economic opportunity is a nonpartisan think tank that focuses exclusively on ideas that can improve the lives of americans on the bottom half of the economic ladder. i welcome the opportunity to discuss our work on how covid-19 economic lockdowns have widened racial inequities. my written remarks show more large-scale view. i will touch on how lockdowns have disproportionately affected minority owned businesses. i will touch on how school closures disproportionately harm minority students and parents. i will discuss covid-19 mortality by race and ethnicity and how states' failure to protect nursing homes has harmed vulnerable seniors of all races. in late 2019, the black unemployment reached the lowest rate in history, 5.4%. today, the black unemployment rate is 17.8%. in my testimony, i detail how disparities between white and nonwhite unemployment rates also r

roy real fast, and jake sherman. dr.oy, what do you hope to hear from the president when he speaks? >> actually, katy, i want to hear dr. fauci speak, that's who i want to hear from. i speak for almost all of my colleagues and i think most of the public. this is a pandemic, katy, this is a health problem. i want to hear from the health experts. >> i'm so sorry to interrupt you. the president has taken the podium. let's listen. >> thank you. we've had a tremendous week uniting the country in our fight against the china virus. i've reminded people of the importance of masks when you can't socially distance in particular. a strong message has been sent out to young people to stop going to crowded bars and other crowded places. yesterday we made the amazing announcement for our plans to protect nursing home residents. we're working very hard on that. we're doing very well all over the country. and also about contracting with, uh, pfizer. we made a big, big beautiful contract with pfizer. we think they're very close. but we h

tom: i can see why roy hill appeals to you.ry fond of roy hill, one of the great painters. maybe you cannot see it. tom: i can see it very well. it is saturday night. he is one of the great painters of all time, wasn't he? norman: yes, he was a great painter, one of the faint arts -- fine arts painter. i am an illustrator. i illustrate stories. it is very different from a painter. tom: that is a very important point. it does not make you any less serious about your work then a fine arts painter, does it? norman: i think i work as hard as he works but it does not come out as fine arts. it comes out illustration. tom: speaking of seriousness, norman, i recall somebody told me, is this true that back at school, at arts go you are -- school, you were called the deacon? norman: yes, our school was full of a lot of, you know, gay birds and i was a serious guy. and they called me the deacon. tom: so you deserved the title? norman: yes, i earned it. tom: that was the golden age of illustrators, wasn't it? norman: yes, that was the grea

lousy young people to showcase their business ideas unlike similar shows in western countries mash roy ends to make a serious contribution to socio economic development. your presentation was comprehensive and speaks for itself. i congratulate you on your immense effort. it shows that for young people in sudan there are no limits to hope. and a. car to the capital of sudan it's been a year since mohammed and her team won 1st prize on mushroom why it brought them a 1000 euros a lot of attention and new contacts now they're working hard on finishing their prototype drone. we use the means by the certification. case here. from the sky with this. over a wide range of the area and all of the village. houses so the moving. acacias are well suited to the task because they grow deep and extensive roots that bind sand and soil and help make it fur time again. electromechanical. device in the market. in many other regions of the world it would be easy to find the parts you need to build a drone but in sudan it's a huge challenge. anything in the vast ecology. nothing goes nothing comes must and

you.k >> roy blunt. do much ime we didn't about china. this time we are. so what have we learned? protective equipment that our doctors and nurses and healthcare professionals need to us safe and keep their families safe is made in china o president trump is hell bent on trying to bring the medical supply chain back. there is a big step forward in this bill. $7.5 billion tax ppe t to incentivize material to be made in the united states. sanitizer,ks, gowns, edding, off the energy tax credit. we think that will have a big effect. amendment there is a requirement that american military uniforms be made in america. ppe under g to put that so the national stockpile will have protective equipment don't america and we have to depend on china. senator cornen has chips for america. lost the semiconductor industry. now we're trying to bring it back. big investment in texas. we're going to give tax credit semiconductors here which helps in another way. senator portman has a bill which to punish people who steal intellectual property create a security counsel around research and evelopment a

roy, could you pick that up?ng some reality about the convention, but it seems to be in direct contradiction to the campaign that is ongoing and was supposed to be the substance of the press conference yesterday that schools must reopen. >> yeah, so i guess it's good news in that he reached enlightenment, insofar as mass gatherings such as conventions and rallies are considered a health hazard because it increases the risk of transmission of the virus. so that is good news, but it's partial truth to say that the aap, the american academy of pediatrics supports -- fully supports school reopening because if you actually read the press release that was sent out by the statement that was released by the aap a couple of weeks ago, they said schools are important for children. however, it must be done. reopening must be done safely in a way that's safe for all students, teachers and staff. and science must drive the decision-making behind reopening. that was the official statement by the ap, and i believe the president

roy. appreciate that. >> thank you, steve. >> thank you. >>> that come aation by the ott hf his long time friend and associate, roger stone. there are some republicans speaking out against it and there are reports that trump was advised against it and robert mueller is speaking out, too. >>> plus, the white house take ing aim at dr. fauci? president trump retweeting a supporter calling the cdc the media and most doctors, liars. much more to get to. stay with us. rs, liars. much me orto get to. stay with us usaa is made for what's next no matter what challenges life throws at you, we're always here to help with fast response and great service and it doesn't stop there we're also here to help look ahead that's why we're helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so you can keep more cash in your pockets for when it matters most and that's just one of the many ways we're here to help the military community find out more at usaa.com to

. >> reporter: sources say killer was roy den hollander. he opened fire on esther salas. in a car later.erasnd dea they found a picture of sal apes and documents connecting den hollander to a california killing. investigators believe the gun recovered where he died matches not only the one used in the new jersey murder but is now tested to see if it was used in the california shooting. in another murder eight days earlier in san bernardino, a gunman posed as a delivery man, shot and killed attorney marc angelucci, part of the national coalition for men. >> none of us in the movement, none of his friends ever anticipated this happening. when i got the call, i was devastated. this man was also part but digged kicked out. a self-described feminist, roy den hollander had a book and called her a lazy and incompetent la teen adjudge appointed by obama. his racist and misogynistic post caught the attention of the colbert report in 201 1-6r7b8g9s i'l -- i'll fight thefeminists. >> reporter: the antifeminism stems from a bitter divorce from a woman he married in russia. salas' hus

>>roy ramos has the story now but a quick warning that some people might find this video hard to watch>>body camera video posted on the instagram page of billy corben showing 2 miami-dade police officers speaking to a woman at miami international airport in the video that has come to light and we have learned has been seen throughout the department you can see a woman begin to confront one of the officers at one point coming face to face with him. that's when the officer is seen quickly stepping back in punching the woman in the face that the officers then tackled her to the ground and placed her in the cops. the video prompting miami-dade police director freddy ramirez to immediately release the officer's of duty. he then took to twitter to release this statement that read in part i am shocked and angered by a body camera video that i just saw involving one of our officers immediately initiated an investigation and ordered that the involved officers be relieved of duty actions such as these undermine the hard work that we have invested in our community and causes my heart to break for

very good to talk to you thank you very much indeed for your time roy let me. well to discuss this all further i'll be joined by care homes expert and author of numerous whistleblower reports aileen charged and that'll be all later here on r.t. . britain's secret intelligence service has been forced to apologize after its agents tried to inappropriately interfere in a license to kill case to my 6 officers try to stop members of the investigatory powers tribunal including a senior judge reading key documents the case involved alleged crimes linked to m i 5 the domestic security service the watched all which oversees these spy agencies said that telephone calls made by agents amount to an appropriate interference the judge in question lord justice seeing admitted that something serious had gone wrong tribunals secretary acted entirely appropriate lee in responding the way she did and by drawing these matters to my attention this tribunal is in substance a court which is completely independent of the government the intelligence agencies and everybody else in march

the 54-year-old iron mike announces he will be fighting an exhibition against roy jones junior. tyson, like i said, 54. last fight 15 years ago. >>> in charlotte, north carolina a beautiful shot with ruben carrington young yet nephew robert, possibly an olympic diver in the future. i know this guy is an olympian beer punk i. he sits, slips and slides. then as he is going away, he flips the coin. not in the fountain, but of course in the beer cup. and here is a quiz for you, what are they naming the new hockey franchise in seattle? >> i think it's the cracken, right? >> the cracken. [ laughter ] a norwegian sea monster. math >> you grew up there, have you ever heard of that? >> no, i've never heard of that. i've heard of the loch ness monster, which is way different. >> i want to see tyson and roy jones junior. see you later. good night. i'm too tired to go. i have a midterm tomorrow, which i'll probably fail, and i was up really late studying. she was. i was up really late doing this. don't even bother coming. i'm quitting today. i'm sick of this guy on the team always making fu

reena roy has the latest. >> reporter: massive crowds of people on fire island off the shore of longsland, new york, over the holiday weekend. similar scenes at beaches and bars across the country. as 38 states see a surge in cases, including florida where new cases have doubled in just two weeks. the state making up 20% of all daily cases in the country. >> the age that has the most cases in the state of florida is age 21. just because you're 21 and you may not have significant nf othpeople.t does not mean you >> reporter: miami-dade reversing course on reopening on again, shutting down gyms and restaurants. texas, another hot spot with more than 200,000 cases. arizona, one of eight states topping 100,000. >> we see young people coming into the hospitals and saying nobody told them that they would get sick. we have seen young people get sick and young people even die. >> reporter: president trump facing backlash again, down playing the virus, claiming the surge is a result of more testing. >> now we have tested almost 40 million people. by so doing, we show cases, of which are total

by the way, roy jones jr.ay. >>> well, next some big bucks have been paid for the copy of a letter written by queen elizabeth's father. >> you may remember "the king's speech," a movie starring colin first who played george vi. the film highlighted the king's battle with a stammer. well, a previously undisclosed letter that king george wrote to his speech therapist has now sold at auction for $97,000. >> the thank you note was written days after the king spoke at his coronation ceremony. he wrote, quote, not a moment's hesitation or a mistake. >>> next, the coronavirus pandemic is changing how we shop. new data shows what americans just can't live without these days. >> that's right. we're spending a lot more time at home, so more people are buying robot vacuums. roomba sales are way up. as for food items, we're turning to comfort food. peanut butter and jelly are flying off the shelves and so is mayonnaise. >> so what aren't we buying? deodorant. sales are down since the pandemic started. >> oh, no, no, no, b

investigators say roy den hollander dressed in a fedex uniform sunday and opened fire on judge estheralas' new jersey home when her son and husband answered the door. >> someone following him, not that way. >> reporter: according to "the new york times," federal authorities are also investigating whether den hollander is connected to a murder in san bernardino, california, earlier this month when men's rights attorney marc angelucci was shot at his front door by a gunman also wearing a fedex uniform. in a 2015 case before judge salas, den hollander represented a woman who wanted to register for the military draft. he was replaced as her lawyer last june before the case was fully resolved. it's unclear why, but it appears den hollander held a grudge against judge salas writing in a self-published book that she is, quote, a lazy and incompetent latina judge appointed by obama. den hollander is also known for suing nightclubs over their ladies night discounts. here's what he told abc news in 2007. >> i'm now trying to turn these tables of equality on the feminazis who have changed this c

joining me now is roy west. we extended an invitation to your challenger, ms. hager, as well but there was a scheduling conflict. >> okay. >> mr. west, you've been on the state legislature a long time, i've seen you through the years as i've done networking work and preaching work in texas. how are you running and how do you explain out of 12 candidates you showed strong enough to make the runoff and move into where, on tuesday, it's you or your opponent, ms. hager? >> rev, thank you for having me today. the reason i'm running is because the country and texas needs a change in direction. the fact is, when you begin to look at john cornyn, he has followed president trump on 99% of everything that he wanted to do. and this president has divided the country, and john cornyn has done nothing in order to make certain that texas values, in fact all of texas values, are in fact represented in the u.s. senate. it's time for him to go. we'll make certain we give him an opportunity to leave in november. >> tell me, roy west, why you as opposed to your opponent in tuesday

but, you know, i did know roy cohen in new york and barr is no roy cohen. he conducted himself like a suspect more than like an attorney general, like a spokesperson for trump and his conspiracy of dunces, if you will. >> when spehakespear character would roy cohen be? >> i do with deago. >> john brought us into that prism. former police chief, rumored to be on the short list for joe biden's vp pick. there has been news on that we'll get to later in the hour. but she also bored down on whether any of this comes from the top, from the president. take a look. >> do you still maintain that you stated in a february 13th interview that the president has never asked you to do anything in a criminal case, yes or no, please. >> yeah. no. i mean, will i confirm it? is that the question? >> do you standby your answer. >> he has never pressured me to do anything in a criminal case. >> two-part question. one, what's going on there? and, two, given that donald trump in breaking with every other past president in both parties has publically demanded and criticized the ju

lippy roy. a lot of numbers to get to. here is breaking news. there is a new record increase for global cases in a single day. they've added more than 230,000, 233,070 and in in order, the u.s., brazil and india and south africa. what do you make of the new numbers. and on friday it was over 228,000. so we're definitely going in the wrong direction. >> that is an understatement, alex. we're so going in the wrong direction. and you know, back in march and april, you and i were talking about the rise in cases, ppe, testk, we're still talking about that today and it is july. what is that expression, it is deja vu all over again. if we don't go by history and our history right now is just a history of going back three or four months, we're doomed to repeat it. we know exactly what new york state went through, the hellish period that we went through and the local leaders here and governor made the tough decision to shut down. the countries in europe that are doing well made the same decisions that new york did in terms of just shutting down in order

reena roy has the latest. >> reporter: massive crowds of people on fire island off the shore of long island, new york, over the holiday weekend. similar scenes at beaches and bars across the country. as 38 states see a surge in cases, including florida where new cases have doubled in just two weeks. the state making up 20% of all daily cases in the country. >> the age that has the most cases in the state of florida is age 21. just because you're 21 and you may not have significant symptoms, that does not mean you can' eporte mmiade reversing coue on reopening plans. once again, shutting down gyms and restaurants. texas, another hot spot with more than 200,000 cases. arizona, one of eight states topping 100,000. >> we see young people coming into the hospitals and saying nobody told them that they would get sick. we have seen young people get sick and young people even die. >> reporter: president trump facing backlash again, down playing the virus, claiming the surge is a result of more testing. >> now we have tested almost 40 million people. by so doing, we show cases, of which are t

in a few minutes, we'll hear from entertainmentjournalist piya sinha—roy.in developments. iran's president hassan rouhani says the country has no choice but to keep the economy going despite the coronavirus pandemic. iran has seen a resurgence in coronavirus cases in recent weeks, with almost 2,400 registered in the past 2a hours. mr rouhani warned that if all activity was stopped, people would protest against the chaos. thousands of people have taken to the streets of tel aviv in israel to protest against the government's economic handling of the coronavirus pandemic. while salaried staff have been furloughed, there are comcerns that the young and the self—employed are waiting too long for compensation. security forces in mali have arrested two of the leaders of the opposition coalition directing protests against president keita. they were detained on saturday, a day after thousands took to the streets of the capital, and four protesters were killed. there are growing calls for the president to step down over mali's worsening security crisis and growing ec

fauci roy. it's kind of wild, right, that we've gotten to a point where the white house spends more energy undermining dr. anthony fauci than doing the basic things to stop the spread of this illness. dr. fauci is not an outlier in any fashion. he's been sort of evolving and telling us what the best in medicine and science tells us about how to fight this thing and remarkably it is something as we mentioned has worked in the rest of the world, including canada where you and i come from. what do you make of this antimedicine, antiscience administration stance the administration has taken? >> good evening, ali. it is utterly inexplicable. i just can't explain it. but it does explain a lot in terms of why the cases and illnesses and infections and everything is just going in the wrong direction. you know, ali, i've been doing a lot of reflection the past 24 hours. on this day of homage to a man who has dedicated his life to relentlessly fighting for justice, as a physician, i am appalled by the inj

roy: i thank the speaker. i would like to yield as much time as the gentleman from california would like to consume. >> thank you to my distinguished colleague from texas for yielding. i appreciate it. madam speaker, i stand here this evening inspired. more specifically, i'm proud and i'm in awe of our american space program and the monumental step that they took this morning, with the launch of the perseverance mars rovinger on the back of and at lass 5 rocket. but the rovinger is just one element of this amazing story. you see, while humans have lived on this planet for millions of years, it was a mere 117 years ago when americans were the first to solve the mystery of sustained power flight in our own atmosphere. that's a mere blink of an eye in the long arc of our planet and species' history, now a few hours ago, we also launched a small helicopter named ingenuity that will ultimately fly in the atmosphere of another planet. mr. garcia: madam speaker, we will operate a helicopter on mars. we will also coll

it's still early when lee roy miner heads into the public stricken districts of nairobi to deliver fresh projects. he really gets around on a solar powered car go eat bike. but return. it to you have a good 50 kilometers and value color like my son they are funny big powerful but they turn. going to. go to get you through the next spring when you're signing. the bike to reach a speed of 40 kilometers an hour even when it's carrying a heavy load the solar panel on the reef protects leroy from the brain and the battery keeps charging even in this kind of. leave only works for a local company cool kwanza to cooler. it supplies pre-prepared staple foods to street food vendors in mostly impoverished neighborhoods we want to be sustainable that's the board and driver but also we want to be economically sustainable so that we are able to produce products that are affordable for our customers who are mainly poor in order to do that we find it more efficient to use green energy the sort of bikes that we use we don't pay any fuel for them and they are able to carry more cargo to buy the electric c

he will be hoping roy keane is not watching.e verge of relegation after they were beaten 2—0 at home by southampton in the south coast derby. defeat means they could be relegated before theirfinal game, if watford take a point from their match on tuesday. austin halewood reports. first came the promotions then came premier league security. the eddie howe years probably bournemouth‘s most successful but if they wanted to survive this year, it was now 01’ never. against southampton they started strong. josh king creating the best chance in the first half. but the visitors have danny ings in their ranks and he has been on fire this season. a first chance and of course a first goal. bournemouth with a mountain to climb. their fans are desperate for someone to put their hands up and take control but not that way. harry wilson handling the ball in the box, penalty. a sure—fire goal for danny ings? not quite. bournemouth thrown a lifeline. and in injury time it paid off. sam sturridge with a huge goalfor the home side. but was it? call

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the highest roi they are getting are from the facebook platform you can't beat it. in search, it's google you talk about amazon, alphabet -- i'm sorry. you talk about apple you're talking about market leading companies that are not sitting by the wayside right now and saying we're leading we're going to sit back. they are constantly thinking about how to evolve their platform facebook still hasn't monetized what's app these names are names you put in your pocket. >> i'll pick where the stock was before the market sold off which was 220, 230 i've got a company that's still growing at 20%, more than 20% on the bottom line. that's only up 10% this year from where it was before we're seeing the stocks trade up those are traders trading into the print in my estimation >> he's saying if they make the print and sell off, then we have problems that's not going to be a good sign >> i understand what he's saying he's not predicting but i'm saying i think that's wrong. i think that is no sign at all it'sgoing to be a sign that traders try to get into it late. fundamental inves