selfie expression selfie expression ♪ >> jimmy: that's a theme right -- >> that's awesome. >> jimmy:of words, feelings, or emotions, and for each one we had to take a selfie interpreting that feeling or so it is time now to compare our photos our first prompt was fear. so - here's the photo i took. >> wow [ laughter ] that's the one that's the one >> jimmy: it's like something's -- >> that's the one! >> jimmy: something's attacking me i don't know what it is. it could be -- i think i went back to like almost like a a godzilla type of movie or something, where something from above is attacking >> it's like a -- yeah, it's like a flying -- yeah. that's amazing >> jimmy: yes, it is a flying thing. >> i'm hoping mine doesn't disappoint >> jimmy: now here we go here's the photo that you took ooh. [ light laughter ] >> i'm like -- i'm hiding behind my fingers, like, watching a scary movie or something. >> jimmy: oh, i see. all right, let's look at these side by side >> yeah. we need to see them side by side [ laughter ] oh, man. oh man >> jimmy: no, yours -- please. this is -- >> yours >>

. >>> and watch how we to wrist just ruined a few hundred-year- old sculpture with a selfie. >>> coming up at 6:00, waivers for in person class. dozens of bay area schools >>> virginia is the first state to rollout new coronavirus technology made by apple and google. the free covid wise app automatically notifies people if they may have been exposed. it's based on bluetooth and works if another reaser user you have been nearby tests positive within 14 days. officials say the app doesn't track user location or collect personal information. >>> samsung just unveiled its newest line of tech products. the star of the show, the z note two unveiled virtually from south korea. this is the third generation of samsung's foldable phone, much applies. this time the display is made of glass instead of plastic. the screen is bigger too. samsung also unveiled the galaxy note 20 $1000. in an interview we asked the folks at cnet commodities a tough sell during the pandemic? >> the note lineup is kind of people who seek that device out. it's people who have had it for a long time. they always wanted the

you, and now i gotta be like, "oh, yeah, i sort of know him." >> we did that selfie.r: yes. >> and you told me you hold the camera as if you're taking a picture of yourself and you hit rotation. >> trevor: you're a very busy man, not just working but also being nominated for the work you do. let me start by congratulating you. congratulations on two emmy nominations. >> thank you. >> trevor: one for "this is us," one for "the marvelous mrs. mabel." i believe you are the first actor to be nominated in both of those major categories in the same year, drama and comedy. that's range. that's what that is. >> maybe ed asner was nominated for "mary tyler moore show" and "roots." but "roots" was considered a limited series. >> trevor: i know you are the father of two young kids and you have been in the house during the coronavirus. did they give you any recognition for your nominations or were they just looking for like, "what is daddy going to do today? cook today. make today? teach us today?" or do they even care? >> my youngest has no clue. it's not important to him whatso

can we take a selfie? yea, let's take a selfie. yea?g into the chocolate factory and you won a golden ticket. all of these are face masks. this looks like a bottle of vodka. but when we first got these, we were like whoa! [laughing] my three-year-old, when we get a box delivered, screams "mommy's work!" mommy's work. with this pandemic, safety is even more important to make sure we go home safe every single day. this is about the next 10 years. but this is something you can do today. you can make a difference today by filling out the 2020 census. the census impacts hospitals, schools, and public transportation. the 2020 census counts everyone, whether you rent, own, or live at home, including roommates. taking the census is quick and easy. it's only 10 questions. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov. you guys have a good day. ♪ >>> welcome back to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm george lopez. his new album is called "first rose of spring." here with a song he wrote back in 1964, joined by his sons micah and lukas, the great willie n

my parents took a selfie at the center of impact as they called it back then, not ground zero when americaccupied japan. connecticut,from criminal, genocidal. these were civilians. the u.s. military could have dropped the bomb in the ocean. this was payback, vengeance and brutality of epic portions. shame is too weak a word. had it been used for a free power source and developed into a side he of forward thinking and technologically advanced humans instead of the destroyers. alan on, we hear from the line for world war ii vets and their families. the 72-year-old son of a world war ii veteran in the pacific. and i have a different take on this then specifically the dropping the atom bomb. the end of world war ii, the end of the second war of empires, because it was a war of empires just as the first world war was a war of empires, ended in an unusual way. and most people would not have insight to how the war was ended. but of course it was the surrender on the missouri. in southeast asia which had been coprosperityhe japanese empire, coprosperity mainly for japan. the japanese empire. we ha

let's also ari in the czech republic photos are now prohibited the reason too many visits were taking selfies and that shows that holiday photos also have an ethical dimension. is head of tourism watch an organization that encourages sustainable and figure tourism. responsible for this part of the we also want to be mindful of. the field of lavender in southern france on instagram it's a classic motif but to get their prized shot many will trample straight through the field crushing the plants as they go for the wild bunch along the way it's become so commonplace that farmers have begun to fear for their harvest. the poppy fields in california don't they are much better in march 29000 visitors were so reckless that the beautiful hills had to be closed to the public so watch your step literally. many hobby photographers prefer people in their snapshots not planned but don't just point and shoot. speak to the locals 1st without your camera and always ask for permission. but privacy is a very subjective thing but different people have to different laws they do not want crossed a lot of that also

extremists who clambered those steps and who appeared once they got there to be more interested in taking selfies and wave waving their flags than actually storming their heist tog entrance the head of the berlin police the interior minister of the city said that at no time was the rice tog building in serious danger the fact is that the vast majority of this quite disparate protest was made up of normal citizens who don't like those corona protection measures as we've just seen in the report and also of some anti-vaccination activists and esoteric people and so on now we also just heard 90 percent of german citizens say in polls that they support measures to wear masks and socially distance so these protests do not represent a vast majority nonetheless one must ask whether all the attention that the right wing protesters are getting made possibly reinforced right wing groups in this country well that's an interesting point are they going to be any consequences to these actions that we see. well the practical consequences will surely be that the police will be even more active in forcing the cove

>> -- made for a teenager and selfies. i could see a teenager and selfies all through that house. >> mike, i think our daughters might all want to live there willa, too. >> i've heard of an accent wall. tell bella to save her allowance, kari. >>> would you like to see the colors i've decorated my maps with? looking over here, a smooth drive for most of our speed sensors. we have the green that you expect, a very pleasant green for the speed sensors. i want to call out what chp has been talking about. it might be windy in the altamont pass and then the highlight in brentwood, discovery bay area. register some winds. the same thing in solano county. just a note for drivers, no major problems. chp didn't make that note. looking over here we have the crash still maybe affecting your middle lanes around broadway. a quick look at our emeryville camera shows you the bay bridge and low clouds hovering around. kari, i don't want to take over your area. it looks like maybe some clouds in the area. >>> we're going to see a lot of fog

. >> reporter: leon's selfies showed a loving couple. but there was one trouble spot in meghan's new life. leon didn't have a texas medical license yet. >> why don't you go work as a surgical assistant? he was like, "you don't understand what it's like to be a doctor. you can't just take any job." >> reporter: meghan had to support both herself and leon. >> it really just seemed like frustrations within a normal relationship. >> reporter: but one night, everything changed. meghan expressed her frustration in front of leon's high-achieving family. >> like, i don't understand why he's not working. and he was like, "we're gonna talk about this when we get home." and he just tore up my entire closet and just threw all of my stuff on the balcony. >> reporter: what did you say back to him? >> i was, like, shocked. and i didn't know what to say. and i didn't know what to do. like, here i am, i live with this person. >> reporter: that night started a downward spiral. according to meghan, soon, every day leon seemed to find a new reason to get an

. >> we have a few huge fire burning in the selfies bay including santa clara, alameda and contra costa counties burning more than 383,000 acres, 60% contained this afternoon. minotaur evacuations still in effect around highway 130 and 152. firefighters are concerned about dry air, warmer weather in the forecast as they tried to hold bug in the center first th mountains in the san mateo county. the ceu fire is 39% contained. tens of thousands are under mandatory evacuation orders there. >>> about 200 soldiers are returning, turning into makeshift firefighters, headed to the santa cruz mountains. the 14th the grade 14th brigade engineering unit is returning from washington, dc i will train for two more days once they get here. cal fire needs all the help you can. this is only the beginning fire season. i'm karin rak of the at the live desk. >>> you can watch 24/7 by streaming us on kpix.com and other digital platforms. >>> new at noon, a woman is dead after driving off highway one near gray will cove in pacifica. the car got stuck on the cliff above the beach. the driver allegedly tried

. >>> coming up, banned from an airline over a selfie ? the ex- navy seal said he killed osama bin laden and he's questioning deltas actions over a mask flap. >>>what a trip to the theater might look like in the pandemic. >>> coming up new at 6 the raging wildfire >> lightning have turned deadly. the story of one neighborhood in the path of the flames. and the three people who had no time to get out. >>>i'm in contra costa county. and 95 masks or clh maskse al t of smoke and a covid-19. >>> kpix5 at >>> a former navy seal who claims he is the one who killed osama bin laden says, he was banned from delta airlines for not wearing a mask. it comes one day after robert o'neill took this mask less soulfullyÃselfie. in the background of the now deleted photo you can see another passenger and that are masks. the former navy seal says the tweet was a joke, and claimed he always wears a mask. he tweeted that he is not the bad guy. delta confirmed o'neill is no longer welcome aboard. >>> meantime a new york mother and her six children were kicked of

a selfie with me? >> i would love to take a selfie with you, taylor. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." and remember, you can't take it with you. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. we're waiting for the president this hour to hold his news conference in the white house briefing room. now, we expect president trump to give us an update on his administration's fight against the china virus and potentially take some questions from the assembled white house press corps. they get along so well, you know. we'll be bringing you the president's remarks, nonetheless, just as soon as he takes the podium. and be sure to join us here tomorrow for my exclusive interview with president trump. that's at 5 p.m. eastern right here on the fox business network on "lou dobbs tonight." president trump today following through on a major pledge from his 2016 presidential campaign, a promise to protect american workers, to put an end to the abuse of the h-1b visa program. president trump signed an executive order at the white house today banning federal agencies from f

with the bear, easily the most reckless selfie since kylie jenner's great white shark encounter.ar. because in an unfair twist, "wildlife officials in mexico have captured and castrated the bear" "and will ship him out of his home in the chipinque ecological park to new terrain." this is the worst case of forest injustice since the charmin bear was renditioned to gitmo for rectal rehydration. he did not enjoy the go. quarantine-while, the internet was delighted this week by photos of "a german nudist chasing a wild boar that stole his laptop." that is the most german thing ever captured on film. he was chased by the man into the undergrowth. i bet everybody involved saw just about enough undergrowth. when we come back, our uninformed correspondent bootsie goes back to the doctor. stick around. for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stelara® can provide relief, and is the only approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on that flight? back off, uc. stelara® may increase your risk of infections

miren viendo que hizo un turista por tomarse una de estas famosas selfies.no de los mejores escultores de europa. imagÍnate el pÁnico de ese hombre. las imÁgenes estará ahÍ posando y se da cuenta que le rompiÓ nada mÁs que el pie a la escultura. borja: vamos a cambiar de informaciÓn porque nosotros hacemos un show digital y hoy instagram estrena un nuevo formato que tendrÁ la posibilidad de crear vÍdeos cortos editados y ser un creador en un escenario global. nos conectamos. cuÉntanos rÁpidamente cÓmo funciona paso a paso la herramienta. no tengo que descargar ninguna plataforma. >> tienen que actualizar su aplicaciÓn empezando hoy y despuÉs nada mÁs ir a la cámara donde estÁn las historias y producir los vÍdeos que quieran. las personas me preguntan quÉ tipo de vÍdeos puedo producir. los vÍdeos que las personas hacen cuando se divierten. o con sus intereses autÉnticos siempre son los mejores vÍdeos en las plataformas. carolina: aquÍ hay muchísima gente que estÁ haciendo preguntas para ti. uno de ellos pregunta cÓmo podemos hacer para mejorar la visibilidad

statement, saying, "one does not fight the coronavirus like this prime minister with livestreams, selfie you have made so many mistakes, you should resign." and armenia is a democratic country, and the opposition is free to express himself. and i'm very glad that now, opposition in armenia is acting much easily than before, than before revolution. you talk of democracy in armenia being strengthened under your administration and i referred to your past as an independentjournalist and a political prisoner. however, human rights watch, in its report on your country in 2020, has concluded that "investigations into past violence and excessive use of force by law enforcement remain very limited. "violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, discrimination against and segregation of people with disabilities, all of these things persist in armenia today." freedom house, a renowned organisation, announced in its report that armenia made the biggest... ..two years‘ progress in democracy, rule of law, human rights protection... ..ever, within the whole existence of t

from the bear who posed for a selfie, to these porch pirates, mama and baby bear.'t believe the national park service's new advice for what not to do next time you see a bear. it's tuesday, august 11th. >>> wait, you don't say, hey, boo-boo, and run away? >> no. >> you don't do that? >> i can tell you what to do, because i can recount every single bear story we've shown. >> yes. >> the one piece of information i can't seem to walk away with is what to do if you encounter a bear. so i will be listening this time. >> this time, yes, you've got to listen this time, take notes and remember next time you're in the woods. i feel like last summer it was shark incidents. we passed some of those this year, but really last year was a lot. now with the pandemic, people are going out into the woods. i always say, why do you want to go out in the woods? that's from a country boy. no, we're going to talk about that much later. >>> we begin with the scare at the white house. a shooting outside that forced president trump to abruptly leave the briefing room. >> the president was i

. >> este ejecutivo nos dijo que se registra por una aplicaciÓn de celular que le pide uno selfie, supago para sus clientes. >> es algo nuevo y nos ha gustado bastante en estos tiempos de pandemia porque pues no tenemos contacto con el dinero ni con contar jetas. >> ademÁs de evitar contactos * el programa tiene otras ventajas especialmente para los clientes que no les gusta esperar mucho tiempo a la hora de recorrer su comida. >> estÁ muy bueno, no necesitas billeteras. >> se hace rÁpido, vienen con la cara sin tocar dinero ni tarjeta ni nada y rÁpido. >> los creadores de esta aplicaciÓn que por ahora solo estÁ disponible en pasadena, aseguran que su invento es seguro y privado. >> nunca estamos utilizando datos de alguien que no ha con sentido participar. >> entonces las mÁquinas nos estÁ enseÑando que se tienen que quitar la mascarilla. >> serÁ porque no tiene dinero. >> puede ser por las dos cosas. >> la tecnologÍa muy interesante. >> tambiÉn es interesante la venta de esta casa que se volvÓo tendencia en redes sociales en una de las ciudades mÁscaras del paÍs, esta mansiÓn era de

energy and you have seen him a few times that he went to church near his beach house and he was taking selfiesare couple of weeks ago, and you could see how excited he was to be in person with senator harris last week, and that is obviously a big change as well. host: beverly in pennsylvania, independent line. go ahead. jennifer appreciate mentioning how people have , and is about the dnc say on categorical he that they are -- categorically that they corrupt organization and the strings are being pulled somewhere. i was a huge bernie supporter in 2016 and i lived in philadelphia, and i saw the democratic convention up close and personal. how hillary was a burial -- was able to steal so many states from bernie. then i finddone and that bernie was controlled opposition. he has a nice puppet out they are to bring in people who think that he is actually anti-corporation. he certainly stopped talking about citizens united along the way. but, he was big on that for a while. and theirnc machinations are unbelievably corrupt and, to think that anybody could support this party is just beyond me. they h

i posted a beautiful picture of myself in the greenroom here, some call selfies stupid, i know, but everyone was saying i over photo shopped it, and it's horrible filters, which is a total lie. i had someone else do it. i just did a tiny bit, because my face was sunburned. i go, make it not so sunburned. this is what i posted. this isn't a joke. this is what i posted. i know, thirsty, but whatever. and here's what it looked like before. it's not that different. it's the same. and i've seen worse, listen, i've seen that kardashian family tree and every one of those pictures. there's some shenanigans going on there, then whitney cummings has the balls to chirp in about my wardrobe. this is what she says. burn the shirt. a black shirt, that's terrifying you? i googled you, whitney, this is the first thing that came up. i'm sorry. i have a plain black shirt on. harmless. you have season four of "yellow stone" printed on your jumper. more on her later. i'm obligated to tell jokes. i want to make sure i get my scale. let's get to it. florida police say a woman pummeled her father due to his repeat

of state about this, do they roll their eyes and say, well, we are happy to meet you, can i have a selfieith you and so forth, but do they really do anything and what are you trying to get heads of state to do? bill: well, in the paris climate conference, one of the things that was missing was a focus on r&d. so, actually, france said, yes, we want that to be, for the first time at a cop, a real issue that gets discussed. and so what was called mission innovation, which prime minister modi got to pick that name, that idea, the commitment of over 30 governments to double their energy r&d, was a significant milestone that came out of the conference. in order to get that commitment, i had to make a commitment that there would be breakthrough energy that would take things out of those labs and help get them into the marketplace. so there has been some progress. climate is complicated enough that you want a broad set of people in the government to understand the complexities. and in terms of the r&d work that needs to be done, unless the u.s. is deeply engaged, it is unlikely to happen, becaus

you can download the outline and color it in and take selfies. there is history on the back about why suffrage cat exists. we are working with girl scouts of the united states to do the 19th amendment patch as part of the girl scout ranger program. we have the 20 for 20, suffragettes you may not have heard of. they represent regions across the u.s., different ethnicities, different cultures, different groups. they go from pre-1920 to the 1960's. we have a resource, state-by-state, exploring the suffrage in those states, and a story map where you can follow along as the states ratified. i am looking forward to answering any questions and sharing more about what the parts services is doing. parks services is doing. thank you. >> thanks, everyone. it is always great to hear about the work everyone is doing. i wanted to take a moment to mention one more project we were not able to get represented. i think it's an important one that's happening at the national level, the smithsonian institution's because of her story project. the reason this is import

year thousands of visitors come here some spend a few days and others just enough time to a snap a selfie for their instagram but since the corona crisis things have become more quiet and several villages are realizing they like a comma so they're thinking about what the new normal could look like and how once the pandemic is over. in her austria many locals worry no tourists would come this year to admire the mountains the lake and the quite village because of corona and no tourism would also mean no income but the worries are over. visitors are here and abundance. which is good for hotels and also for carlina habsburg is both rental business. but it's a different mix of tourists had a moment then he counted we don't have all nationalities here because of the flight problems but we've got austrian germans basically your pain. before the pandemic the village through many international tourists and day trippers. the alpine setting is popular on instagram last year over 21000 turbos has brought around a 1000000 visitors to the village with just 760 inhabitants. starts mere doesn't miss the

a little bit of an east southwest wind and yesterday was 15 to 20 selfies. but it's a little bit below average for this time year. except again, san francisco and oakland and santa rosa. anything to report were still pretty quiet? >> it's still pretty quiet steve. if you're out there right now you should be getting a decent commute. we don't see a lot going on. i want to show you what we have here. you can see the eastshore freeway is looking very good. and no major issues as you drive to the bay bridge or for that matter in the east bay. even on the ultimate pass in the san mateo bridge were off to a nice start. and 280 in san jose it's a very nice pot. it looks like the camera is out of focus but the traffic is light. let's go back to the headlights. >>> today california congress members barbara lee and eric swalwell will team up. they will be on facebook live talking about how the coronavirus affected these bay. congresswoman lee and congressman swell well will be on the facebook live conversation this afternoon. congresswoman lee wants to make sure that

we took time to pose for a selfie on the foredeck with the statue in the background and there was nobody of vacant feeling. for us, it was actually very, very amazing experience. and what has the adjustment been like coming from an uninhabited island in the bahamas to one of the coronavirus global hotspots? one of the reasons we decided to come up to maine is because it is one of the states with a lesser population density and it doesn't really have that many cases and the people tend to live quite far apart. so it's almost like doing the same thing we were doing in the bahamas, now we just have sweaters on and pine trees and there are bald eagles flying around, which is absolutely incredible. so we are doing a bit of birdwatching and definitely enjoying the cooler climate and we're not sweating much. and brian, you are american, in terms of wider family, are you able to see your relatives? not really. unfortunately, my mum and my grandma have both tested positive for covid now. they both got it in the hospital where they live in orlando, florida. they are both isolated and so, you know,

people in the museums that just come to take some snaphots and selfies and then rush out.eporter: next door, they're trying out new methods. this is an extra covid measure that florence cathedral has brought i a speci device that's given to you already disinfected. and then if you get closer than 1.8 meters to the person nextou to it vibrates. ingenious. this is the first place in the worl to introduce it. and several cathedrals in britain have already been in touch, saying they wan the same. there is suffering in beauty and art. and this city of both is now feeling it. laura: i went there on my honeymoon. i'd love to be there now. but instead i'm going to the american west on vacation. you're watchingws "bbc world america." still to come on tonight's program, 400 years after nature's engineers vanished, they're building dams in england. laura: nearly 1.2 million workers here in the u.s. filed for unitployment ben last week. that's the 20th straight week of more than one mlion claims. the bbc has more on the timing of those figures for us. reporter: broer picture is when w

building the main security service here people walking past making gestures taking selfies in front of it something that was probably pretty unthinkable just a few months ago the president has threatened a further crackdown against protesters is there any sign of that yeah. well there's definitely been a hardening of the rhetoric yesterday we heard from him where he basically said that these protests were financed from abroad from europe and he said that this was all something coming from outside the country something was inspired by foreign powers and as a result he would now be taking measures to make it more difficult than money. to be sent from abroad to better use the allegation being that these parts will find out just by european grants as it were so far we haven't seen more people arrested indeed people who were arrested in the bigger protests in the last few weeks have now been released but the real test will be this weekend's protests opposition here hoping to get potentially a 1000000 people out onto the streets of minsk on sunday after the big march on past sunday which so

extremists who clambered those steps and who appeared once they got there to be more interested in taking selfies and waved waving their flags than actually storming their hives tug entrance the head of the berlin police the interior minister of the city said that at no time was the rice tog building in serious danger and the fact is that the vast majority of this quite disparate protest was made up of normal citizens who don't like those corona protection measures as we've just seen in the report and also of some anti-vaccination activists and esoteric people and so on now we also just heard 90 percent of german citizens say in polls that they support measures to wear masks and socially distance so these protests do not represent a vast majority nonetheless one must ask whether all the attention that the right wing protesters are getting may possibly reinforce right wing groups in this country well let's just assume point are they going to be any consequences to these actions that we see. well the practical consequences will surely be that the police will be even more active in forcing the coded

this is racial for our government to be a selfie toady and especially in the cecily's is a hold all these long haul it probably for our county back to the big bro metaphor all think you will be in unions soon so slightly more want to see the people who needed to try to stop the illegal or legal thing and fortunately we needed to do it help it sound like we need to we don't take into nelson off it i think i and the european union must help because in this situation when the regular meet ups irrelevant color down to the right side legal opinion illegal and they can own problems because we need to spend a lot of money to go to detroit to control as they regularly go and leave these very specific moment if we need money to help it they tell us because there are a lot of good industries that are even difficult because often people a bible says. thanks for joining us they were not here we're back in 30 minutes. and. even. thinking of getting a new book on the ones we got in her shell from rob why is he didn't know what to do he's trapped in this tiny little wired we don't need a crate with him

but this wasn'tjust about selfies. in turkey, it was about survival.inst these protesters, they say the istanbul convention destroys the family structure and promotes lgbt rights. protesters say president recep tayyip erdogan and his government are discouraging their activism and their fight for gender equality. alanna petroff, bbc news. today has suspended president trump's campaign account from tweeting. removing a post containing misinformation about coronavirus. he claimed children are almost immune from covid-19. children are almost immune from covid—19. president trump is my own account is not affected, although there has previously removed some of the present‘s own tweets. facebook has removed a similar post from president trump's own page. it is 75 years since the american air forces plane enola gay dropped an atomic bomb on the city of hiroshima in western japan. three days later another was dropped on the city of nagasaki. somewhere between 150,000-220,000 people were killed. in the past hour, a ceremony in hiroshima has marked the anniversar

this is our government it is the selfie tell you and especially in the cecily's is out of control is not only a problem for our county but it is the big problem for all of the european union so folks that read war logs from the repeal of the union to try to stop the illegal or legal threat and also meet we need to to help this sound equipment it without even noticing that i think i and the european union must help us in this situation whether the regular meet ups are a bit in the hell are guaranteed the right said the european human and economic problems because we need to spend a lot of money to detroit to contrast the irregular and in this case specific moment did we need money to help it they tell us because there are a lot of industries that are a bit difficult because of the color bios. thanks for joining us here on r.t. international this sunday we're going to back in 30 minutes with the latest you'll see that. we go to work you straight home. how can you explain love i've been to 82 countries i've given 12 but i came here and on those 3 days i just filled with hope. and he kep

their president going out on the streets and shaking people's hands and not wearing a mask and taking selfiesd saying that it's just a minor flu and they have nothing to worry about? and, "let's focus on the economy." it gets people confused. they don't know where to look, they don't know who to follow, they don't know who to listen to. well, "let's focus on the economy" isn't necessarily an unreasonable thing to say, is it? let me quote you a very strong bolsonaro supporter, congressman 0smar terra, who said this... he happens to be a doctor, by the way. he said, "lockdowns, as discussed in the strict sense, are only good for the middle class, those who have fridges full of food and live with a regular income. but for those who are poor, who need to work in the morning to eat in the afternoon, well, they end up starving. they are much more concerned with their hunger than they are with the virus." now, he's a politician. he's not a scientist. but in that sense, there's a lot of wisdom in those words, isn't there? there's a lot that we can take from those words. and that's. .. the part that i