at shawn king on twitter. and on instagram. [inaudible] in san francisco thanks so much for having both of us. i can't wait to welcome you and your family back to the bay. in the work continues thank you overmuch for attending this night. >> thank you to carapace macbook tv continues now on cspan2. television for serious readers. cement good evening welcome to tonight's virtual program for they'll be discussing faking the truth of the true impact of the atomic bomb. we are mentally honored to host tonight's speakers author of the new book the fall out will be joining conversation by writer. my name is bo and i am the manager of wish we could welcome you to our principal location i'm so honored and honored to bring you to our virtual programs that we've been able to shift to and looking forward to having you join us more in the coming weeks. before we get to the subject of tonight's program i just want to share a little bit about some things we have coming up, things to look forward to. more virtual programs you may be intereste

>> shawn (no audio) and edward (no audio). >> and what grade? >> eighth. oman speaks indistinctly) sorry, my car's broke down, so it's been unfortunate. (chuckles): especially during this time. thank you so much. god bless you. >> you're welcome. you, too. >> let's put these under here so they don't get wet. nice chromebooks. >> mm-hmm. >> ready to start your education. >> mm-mm. >> you want me to push? i am so, so glad... >> i'm not. >> ...that you get to start doing some schoolwork, son. >> why? then we'd be asking if you're homeschooling me. "yup, yup." >> yeah. i mean... we'll figure it out together. >> what's important about school is, likethat i have support by my teachers, counseling, and, mm, some of my friends. hey, really? one of the main teachers that helped me a lot was mrs. matters, and i haven't seen her since lockdown. but i know that she does have cancer, which really worries me. is there anything that i have to do? like, assigned? >> what? >> is there something i'm assigned to do yet? >> um, i don't know, we'll have to read-- let me see my

also tonight, activist shawn king reflects on his involvement in social justice movements, breitbart joel pollak ways and moments 2020 election and nicholson baker talks about the challenges he faced uncovering a secret 1950s air force program created to develop chemical and biological weapons. checker program guide for more schedule information. here is journalist lesley blume on the fallout of the bombing of hiroshima. >> good evening, welcome to the knights virtual program we will be discussing breaking the truth of the true impact of the atomic bomb. we are honored to host the guests Ãb i am honored and have the privilege to welcome you to the virtual programs we been able to shift to. we look forward to lovely having you join us for more in the coming weeks. before we get to the subject of the next program i want to share a little bit about some things we have coming up, things to look forward to, more virtual programs hopefully you might be interested in joining us. he will be hosting next week will be hosting Ãb anticorruption expert and former new york state attorney general

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. >> shawn washed dishes for most of his career. and the thing is that shawn never had an opportunity to really show to his employer what he can do. shawn is incredibly unique, in that he knows how to make this ecosystem run. and while, before, he had a job, now he has a purpose. we can empower the most underserved in our communities, just by giving them a chance. everybody here is a champion, and everybody here is dedicated to change. and everyone here has shown their ability to change things, profoundly, in our community. >> as if jackson could be even more awesome. young inventors to some old friends, after the break, we'll catch up with some seniors social distancing, in perfect harmony. stock slices. for as little as $5, now anyone can own companies in the s&p 500, even if their shares cost more. at $5 a slice, you could own ten companies for $50 instead of paying thousands. all commission free online. schwab stock slices: an easy way to start investing or to give the gift of stock ownership. schwab. own your tomorrow. here's a

he came from -- what made hersey, what made shawn trust that hersey could get this story? >> hersey couldn't have been less of a new yorker. he's writing for time magazine. they hated each other. hersey reported for the times in 1939, and they were grooming him to be heir apparent to time inc. >> not to enroll, it's very timing by sq to say now, he was of that type turkey was not a fat new york jew. he wasn't elegant figure. >> and he was also, you know, from yale school. and also when you read this, the time and the way, the dispatches hersey wrote, they were a far cry from what he was writing for the new yorker later on. .. and he says thanks but no thanks and he's the heir apparent to this burgeoning media empire. he's a freelancer in 1945 but in 1944 he had managed somehow a story that william sean at the new yorker had released and percy had a story that rice had rejected and he brought it to sean and sean said come this way and it was the story of john f. kennedy in the pacific. pt 109. so percy's wife had been her former paramore of jfk. >> this is a significant cla

to the point shawn opinion is a clear position on some international perspective such. dissent for mation is going viral endemic has given a boost to conspiracy theories like those of q one not how dangerous our conspiracy theories spencer tunick on to the point of showing us. to the point of. being 30 minutes on t w. the riches of the earth. and jobs for everyone. the promise of lasting prosperity. for mcmurray canada. since the top one of the planet's largest oil reserves. but what should have been a sensationally lucky strike turned into a nightmare. dark bleeding. in 75 minutes on t w. did beethoven in. this is deep deep deep doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo. doo this is a dud 60. 6 monkey peter true king of rock n roll. so many rock bands of stolen beethoven. and it was course the subconscious always one thing is clear but the veto is wildly popular. t.v. i see a sure shot i love you sure. but how would the world sell with the biggest composer of all time i can't even begin to imagine a world class horn player singer willis on a musical j

true the point shawn opinion is a clear position in the international perspective such. a massive new leak of financial documents shows that internationally renowned banks are continuing to aid and abet illegal money laundering the corrupt are the banks that's our topic on to the point. to the point. that cutting through the mist on d.f.w. . life on earth was a kind and. gigantic coincidence. or the improbable happen to come true the focus was going to be on the creation of our solar system of the planet is a bit like winning the lottery going on the. list earth more unique. in 75 minutes on t w. eco india. how can a country's economy grow in harmony with its people violent when there are do worse than look at the bigger picture india a country that faces many challenges and those people are striving to create a sustainable future clever projects from europe and india eco. on a d.w.i. . we can see them. sometimes the sense of. what connects people is stronger than what separates them. is so strong that it should not be torn down. we celebrate the funniest center for sure

know they demi's there's little that i didn't create that it is on the young mr shawn the tumble doesn't mean i'm dissing your name you do be a little bit of a hostile work saying i didn't see it in quite that much time but i don't i've been in cuba. i know a benefit and some tough on that can finish his her book the fallen in love not deep. as the financial part of financial political you know your job and what those values from all of which will be for more. than this believe in the whole of the other job to brush up on a month and have a so i'm staying out of my god so i've decided the family doesn't mind and sean i'm going on here out of the holy on the high school for us as human mistakes for how they let me down. and then i saw the and i don't want to have to pay for your hat on how to wear your home so from what i want us. out of the you know when you have to have a fit what on a solid body i'm walkin how dark i don't want to be and i'll go and i don't want to let. alone. no i'm honest a few i am out of debt and also she was john of a took an. that house of a so i lived in when th

shawn wooden is the treasurer for the state of connecticut thank you. >> thank you, sarah. >>> aftereturn another online clothing purchase again we're going to talk to the company 3d scanning customers to find their perfect fit that's nt "ua oth reet."sqwkn e t-mobile's new offer on iphone 11 pro is even better on our most powerful signal. switch and get two new lines of unlimited for only $90 and 2 iphone 11 pro's on us. only at t-mobile. with the icon that does the same. the rx, crafted by lexus. lease the 2020 rx 350 for $409 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >>> welcome back as the pandemic continues and more and more shoppers move online, clothing retailers are struggling with an influx of returns as consumers fail to order the correct sizes. a new startup company called fit match is trying to adjust that developing a 3d technology that actually scans your body and tells customers your exact size for various retailers. joining us the founder and ceo of fit match welcome to the show. this solves a very big problem which is trying on clothing. tell us

. >> and shawn mott to rosa parks shawn who was shot and killed amidst protest for george floyd seanho was just 20 years old the very last text he sent his sister was a petition to sign for george floyd and police not only did they shoot and kill sean but they've now lied about it, the district attorney has refused themselves and we are saying, there still has to be justice and i wish the case can be tried in san francisco, sean lived in san francisco for a big chunk of his life and i think we could actually get some measure of justice if the case could be moved there but we will wait and see. >> for audience members that don't know, Ãbhe was shot and killed by the vallejo police department in june. through the windshield, they shot him through the windshield, he was kneeling on the ground hands up. >> through their windshield, they didn't even get out of the car. >> they said he they claimed he had a gun but it turned out he had a hammer in his pocket and they didn't even give him a shot, this 22-year-old never saw the next day. i can imagine anything more heartbreaking but i will s

senior correspondent eric shawn is at the u.n.must do everything to avoid the new cold war. >> a stark warning to the united states and china from the u.n. secretary general at the nearly virtual assembly because of the coronavirus. >> the two largest economies split for no great fracture. >> president trump with the blame for the global pandemic directly on china calling covid-19 the china virus. >> we have waged a fierce battle against the invisible enemy, the china virus, which has claimed countless lives in 188 countries. >> the president accused the w.h.o. of being complicit in the virus explosion around the world. >> the chinese government and the world health organization which is virtually controlled by china falsely declared that there was no evidence of human to human transmission. the united nations must hold china accountable for their actions. >> the chinese u.n. ambassador pushed back against the president's attack. >> china rejects the baseless accusation against china. >> in his videotaped speech, chinese president

other they demi's there's little that i didn't create that it is on the young mr shawn the temple doesn't get him to sing your name you did your little i was hostile that saying i didn't sit in quite that much time with i don't i've been in cuba. i know benefit in some tough on that can finish his her book the fallen in love not deep. as the fine ship part a financial problem you know your job and one of those bad ones from all of which will be far more. than this valley in the whole of the job market and you have a so i'm staying in my heart i gotta so i've decided the family doesn't mind and sean i'm going on here out of the foley on the high school for us as human mistakes for how they let me down. and i saw the one i would have to pay for your hat on how to wear your home so from what i want us. out of the machine on an item when you have to have a few more what on a small but i'm walkin. i met you wanted me and i'll go and i don't want to let. alone. know i'm on a safari modern and also she was john of a took an. that house of a so i mean when they got old steam out of the classroom

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shawn. what is a daiquiri? yeah. let's have geography for $200. michelle. what is the amazon?s the one. geography, $400.

sharon's brother, shawn, was 29 years old.counselor and working his way up the amazon career ladder when he showed up at an emergency room. >> my brother said multiple times i can't breathe. and i will never forget these words, this is a direct quote from him. i can't breathe. i feel the blood coming up on inhale and exhale now. >> sharon says despite pleas for help, shawn washington died. charles johnson's wife, kyra spoke five languages and had a pilot's license. after the cesairean birth of he second son there were problems. charles said he and his wife begged. >> the entire time kyra is suffering and her condition is continuing to deteriorate, the thing that she kept saying to me is, baby, please stay calm, stay calm. and what kyra knew even in her most vulnerable state is that as a black man, if i raise my voice, if i lost my temper, if i slammed my fist on the nurses' station, if i grabbed a doctor by the collar and demanded that they do something, i would immediately be seen as a threat. >> neither of these cases have g

shawn, off you go. let's have a "bottle" for $200. morgan. what is a bottlenose dolphin? that's it. please.

eric shawn look into this joins us with store from new york, eric.g mess, it is a mistake. he says it is unmistakable but the new york city board of elections is trying to fix it they claim. they sent out nearly 100,000 mail-in ballots with a big mistake. most went to voters in brooklyn. when people opened up absentee ballot, it had the name on it, the envelope they put their vote in, that had the name of other people. the foul up resulted in voters receiving ballots with someone else's name and address printed on return envelope. that is the so-called secrecy envelope they mail back with the board inside it. yeah the voter had ballot with his correct name and address, the envelope inside that was for somebody else. new york mayor bill de blasio says this agency has to be fixed. >> what we have now is not working and the state has not acted to change that and that is why we have the problem year after year. it is the state's responsibility to fix the board of elections, period. reporter: but the board of elections says it was printing problem, vnx gr

bret. >> bret: never forget, eric shawn the new york city. thank you.alk more about the 9/11 anniversary and where they stand right now and chide wealth acting homeland security secretary. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> bret: 19 years after the attacks, one is the biggest threat facing the u.s. now? >> let me say, bret, it's a powerful day and i had the opportunity to spend time in new york city with the vice president. first responder wa with families and survivors and many of us remember where we were 19 years ago today. i want to acknowledge today and what it means to those of us that are in homeland security business and go to work every day trying to make this country more secure. from a threat perspective, we see a number of traditional threats that he battled on 9/11. counterterrorism, foreign terrorist organizations that are still certainly a threat to the homeland that we see more of a certainly domestic threat here in the country as well over the last several years. the threat has changed and it's worked over the year

just this shawn michaels treatment will last another a month and like nick he feels this is his only hope of stopping his email. that the. world wide areas trying to find. nick and nick taria a due to fly so moscow in 3 days time they've already started packing but they woke up to some worrying news have you heard that it closing the borders for straining russia. and i often think they're discovering that there are no certainties as the pandemic becomes real at this stage everything's up in limbo just waiting for the hospital to august break out in advance of next steps. the hospital in moscow finally contacts nick to confirm the bad news and the stage said let's delay but we'll find out a date when situation is stable again it will work normally who will accept you and now 1st group of patients when restrictions will be cancelled. is that ok quite an emotional roller coaster these it's stop and heads about to explode like so close to getting this thing done and now just looks like so far away and. what's your biggest fear right now. because here right now we see a mess progressing m

hey, beverly, this is shawn. in case you get this message, there's been an explosion in world trade one. that's the other building. it looks like a plane struck it. it's on fire at about the 90th floor and it's horrible. bye. that's shawn rooney of an insurance company in the south tower before 9:00 a.m. leaving one of his last messages to his wife beverly. this book actually began as a newspaper article in the spring of 2002. jim and i and three other reporters were asked by the "times" to try to reconstruct what had happened inside the towers by talking to people who had been there that day or called outside to loved ones. the survivors of the day we found could tell us much about what happened on the mid and lower floors but they could not help us with the upper floors where hundreds had been trapped after the impact. 1500 between both buildings. only 18 of those people would survive. every one of them in the south tower. no one from above impact survived in the north tower. but hundreds, it turned out, had ca

thanks to an anonymous donor, shawn zaheer. all the tests came back positive.ut she's still immunocompromised like so many kids are. and i'm so happy you're doing this because we're in the middle of a pandemic that has killed over 185,000 people and it's people like nuseyba that when people say why should i wear a massing, why should i social distance, think about this girl who battled like a warrior for a year. and -- just to live. and people like your brother, thank god he's alive. that's why we should care about each other, wear a mask, social distance, and she's doing fantastic. and let's hope knock on wood she thrives and rises. >> such wonderful news. can you just remind our viewers, though, what you guys went through? >> last april our 2-year-old girl at that time, nuseyba, was diagnosed with hepatoblastoma, a very rare form of cancer that only affects children wp stage 4. it was all over her liver. they found a spot in her lung, meaning it metastasized. they said she wouldn't survive past may because she had every single complication. there was bleeding

shawn conley, has the distinction of having supervised the most reckless treatment ever provided to a president when he supervised president trump's use of hydroxychloroquine for two weeks. of course, this being the trump white house, there's absolutely no reason to believe that president trump actually took hydroxychloroquine for two weeks, and there's no reason to believe that the white house physician prescribed hydroxychloroquine to the president for two weeks. but they're both saying that that happened. that's the same white house physician, dr. shawn conley, who issued this statement today saying -- - >> the white house physician is, of course, lying with his final use of the phrase "as have been incorrectly reported in the media." so there's the white house physician, proving to you in his own statement that he is willing to lie for president trump, because he did lie. nothing incorrect has been reported in the media about this. and so today, on the publication day of michael schmidt's new book, the book has provoked the white house physician to lie about the news media, and it

. >> hi, shawn.h built you and maddie a hockey rink out of legos and blocks and it's "sesame street" night. so this will all be here when you come to see us. okay? love you. bye-bye. >> an educator who used music to teach. ♪ ♪ >> a holocaust survivor. >> an only survivor of not only my family. my grandmother had 16 siblings. nobody lived, nobody survived. >> a pearl harbor survivor. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> a firefighter who fought for others. >> if you don't complete this challenge in 24 hours, you have to donate $100 to the fallen firefighters foundation. here we go. >> a member of our nbc family, who was devoted to his own. >> listen, buddy, i've got to go on a road trip, all right? i'm going to leave today. i don't know when i'll beba daddy loves you. i'll talk to you soon. >> a nurse who loved his colleagues. >> showed me so many things and taught me so many things. it's been a pleasure and an honor to be with you and to learn from you and to grow from you. i wish you all the best. take care

we should have had shawn here today. >> i think he is watching. i think he should be here. it protected slavery, but it also and these an anti-slavery movement, the revolution did. what happened from that was not inevitable. but it did. the fact is, african-american people, other people said, wait a minute, this applies to us as well. and that has been the basis for a struggle up until now. that is real. it is as real as the founding is many things. it is not any one thing. and it is what you make of it. and people made different things of it. >> so first, you are focusing on the east coast. which we do. and on the english. what happens if you shift the angle of vision? there are issues over the statues in the capitol. it is easy to identify 11 or 12. i got into an argument with the reporter of whether it is 11 or 12, there's also father sarah. and he never dawned a confederate uniform, he never took up arms against anything called the united states of america. but he did some pretty bad things to people who are the ancestors of americans. i do when we think about father's

one last thing about shawn buford, i worked with him for so long. i know he applied for seat one. also the thing we've been talking about lately is looking to our fire department or others to take the emergency calls th t was long assigned to police department, how we want to steer away from that. how we know em6 can help us do that in the future. i think shon is uniquely qualified to lend his voice to that part of the conversation. it's crucial to the conversation having other people respond to mental health responses in a way that's effective. everyone i can say is so qualified. for me, i would like to recommend shon buford for seat one and make that motion. i don't know how everybody feels. i think that for me sticks out. thank you to all those that came out today and applied. like chair ronen said, it's so hard. i want to thank those who shared their recovery with us. it's a brave thing to do. there's a lot of stigma around people that are in recovery and people who suffer from substance abuse disorder. i hope one day that people realize that recovering alcoholicses those with

in a coma the statue of liberty wearing a mask and nurses as knights in shining armor. 10 year old shawn and has put her hopes and fears about the coronavirus pandemic onto paper her 1st picture depicted the outbreak on the diamond princess cruise ship which had docked in vietnam's famous how long bay shortly before hand. i drew this picture because i was scared i couldn't stop thinking about the people stuck on the ship. next the leaning tower of pisa under attack by the virus together with london's big ben and the eiffel tower in paris. and i have. this shows the different countries affected by the virus i gave the virus bright colors but the countries in the background up pale because they've already been taken over by the virus and then they collapse just like the economy. mom gonna know. even this mighty spanish bull looks worryingly weak and here death looms over sick people in intensive care units eager to snatch new victims. like. this picture says that i'm safe despite the pandemic it's also a thank you to the doctors and other people fighting in the hospitals i was hoping they

. >> chair peskin: that's where shawn is. that's where shawn the sheep is. >> that's right. here on slide 6, this is the existing ownership. in red are all of the portions of the slide that are currently privately owned. the solid green portions near the shoreline of a rec park india basin open space. in blue are the areas that would be vacated by the ordinance, and that consists of right-of-way under the jurisdiction of parks and -- >> chair peskin: and mr. cherry, these are all paper streets, with the exception of aurelius walker. >> yes. the rest are mostly grass and dirt. [inaudible] >> -- at all times, even before the permanent access is built. >> chair peskin: so that would be a nonexclusive easement. >> it would be -- i would ask deputy city attorney day if she could weigh-in on that. she might -- >> good afternoon. yes, that's my understanding. >> chair peskin: hi. >> hi. how are you, supervisor. good afternoon. yes, that is my understanding. >> chair peskin: perfect. excellent. >> and on the next slide, this is just here for your reference. this illustrates the 7.3

a match-up pinning young super talents deshaun watson and shawn ma homes. >> reporter: the most dominants league going head to head. >> may god bless them>>eporter koe spoke to roger goodell. >> if we get that call there is an outbreak, we will do what's in the best interest of stopping that outbreak. >> reporter: the chiefs going from 75,000 fans to 17,000. because of the new rules, lifelong season ticketholder michael block will sit out tonight's game. what is the arrowhead experience typically like? >> you just feel the intensity in the crowd. everything is red. everyone is yelling. every seat is full. >> reporter: tailgating at arrowhead will be allowed with cones here and tailgaters being told to say in their own space. while the atmosphere might be more hushed, players voices on issues of social justice now louder than ever. >> we believe black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> reporter: the nfl plunging back into play on a dramatically different landscape. sam brock. >>> and up next, a retirement is an opportunity to fill each tomorrow with moments that matter. and a steady

to the point shawn opinion is a clear position i'm supposed international perspectives of. this information is going viral madame x. has given a boost to conspiracy theories like those of q why not how dangerous are conspiracy theorists that's our topic on to the point of showing us. to the point shut. up in the minutes on d w. m d r e of climate change. comes from a massive 6. want to. be. i'm going to do yesterday the future of. g.w. doug cutler to serve in the making. clear church. has a view of the world. and where i come from but all of that to politicise go it just like this chinese food doesn't matter where i am it's always reminds me of home after decades of living in germany chinese food is one of the things i miss the most but better taking a step back i see things i need to differentiate knowledge then of fluids 1st as an articulation that exists the other part of the order haven't been implemented in china that's where you are not to china's people wondering if they're going to say to you that if you have a right to another world that is this is their job a job

ainsley: shawn tell us about your story. did you get saved in college? up watching the move of god and other nations in the world and really have largely been focused on other nations until the pandemic hit, and we just, you know, wasn't able to travel anywhere so i felled like the lord said focus on your nation for the sake of your children, you know, fight for america and so that's what we've been doing. ainsley: i know you have four beautiful children your beautiful wife, and thanks so much for always coming on our show and saying yes to our invitation and thanks so much for what you're doing our country needs faith and god more than ever. >> thank you, guys thanks for supporting us it really means the world. ainsley: you're welcome god bless you. more fox & friends moments away. >> ♪ ♪ advil targets pain at the source... ...while acetaminophen blocks pain signals. the future of pain relief is here. new advil dual action. instwith vicks sinex saline congnasal mist. for drug free relief that works fast. vicks sinex. instantly clear everyday congestion.

this is shawn it's exhausting sitting at the computer for several hours nonstop cutting and staying focused it's just simple because you're not it's. a competition in the online video game streaming market is tough. every day people spend the millions of hours watching others play . behemoths like amazon with its platform twitch google with you tube for microsoft with this channel mixer vie for the audience's attention the rights to major e-sports leagues and the players. just like in real sports these mouse wielding athletes are traded for terrific sums of money and head hunted. for luigi kid that's a whole different world he's a one man show you. get it you get used to all 5 now manage to have a normal sleep schedule i get up shower you know balance breakfast maybe work out. that i sit down on my p.c. that record my videos and cut them right afterwards so i've got it behind me but i upload them to the best. they usually go online on my channel at 10 pm and i have to respond to comments on my promotional activities and always be active on social media. you might say you're almost always on

my uncle shawn's smile was contagious. he always lit up the room.grandfathers and my grandfathers and my two uncles proudly served on the fdny, and i feel it is an honor and a privilege for me to serve with new york's bravest. i carry on the hanley legacy. uncle shawn i know you're looking down on us, we love and miss you, and lastly, to all my fdny brothers and sisters that risk their lives every day to keep new york safe, god's speed. >> [applause] >> michael a. asiak. michael edward asher. janice marie ashley. thomas j. ashton. manuel asambe. greg a.atlas, joe thomas atwood. james odefred. lewis f. aversano jr.. esra avilas. sandy ayalla. >> [reciting names] >> brett t. bailey. garnet ace bailey. tatiana skaya. michael s. batch. sharon m. balcome. michael andrew bayne. katherine bantis, and my nephew, thomas edward jergens, who died on 9/11 in the south tower, of the world trade center rescuing people in danger. he lived a life of service. he was a new york state officer, a volunteer firemen, and a combat-trained army medic. he lived as he served

one of the best known photographers for the resettlement administration was been shawn, who was an already established fine art artist. when he saw them, he said, if that is what you want your photographers to produce, i want to come work for you. so he got a detailed to go work for roy striker for a while. but these pictures set the tone for how the agency was going to publicize its mission and the migrant mother picture is probably the most famous of the ones that dorothea lanes produced. she was out in california documenting picking in march, 1936. she was bad, crops for frozen, people were not able to pick the damaged goods, so they were living on what little money they had saved. they were living in outdoor camps. she drove by one of these camps and made some pictures. got back in her car and was part of the home and thought, i didn't do what i was supposed to do. i did not get the picture. i did not say what needed to be said. so she turned around and went back. the story that we got from migrant mothers grandson, migrant mother is the name that that picture that's so famous usually

to the point shawn opinion is clear positions international perspective such. a geo political storm is brewing in the eastern mediterranean and strangely enough it's 2 nato allies that are stoking the tensions in turkey versus greece is our no one willing to risk war that's our top the country to. the point cut to the next column t w. every day counts for us and for our planet. is on its way to bring you more conservation law how do we make signals green her how can we protect habitats. we can make a difference to. the ideas the environmental series of little 3000 on t.w. and all my. mates hope is for me. is for you. it's for help. is for her. be tough is for the. the 2 for is for us. is for. return from 2023250th anniversary here on new. a geo political storm is brewing in the eastern mediterranean and strangely enough it's 2 nato allies that are stoking the tensions greece and turkey have sent warships to an area southwest of cyprus in an effort to reinforce their claims to oil and gas resources in the area press has dispatched its own naval vessel in support

believe shawn franks ability and grit. to work with the u.k.'s red lines it's time do you good to great i trust the british government to implement their withdrawal a criminal an obligation under international law and prerequisite for any future partnership protocol in ireland northern ireland is essential to protect peace and stability on the island and integrity of the single market the one room of the got people especially worried is that tucked away in voters' pocket is something called the internal market belt and this contest could jeopardize peace and security along the i was border but downing street tonight this same that it's only proposing my alterations which would provide clarity on such a big us part of the deal but even at home not everyone is convert. apparently the head of the u.k.'s legal department quit over the whole thing and then there is this one minute minor detail proving to be just a little contentious break international law in a very specific and limited boy oh well as long as it's just specific but is all this proves

i'm eric shawn. arkansas this. arthel: hi, eric. i'm arthel neville. justice ginsburg is remembered for breaking the glass ceiling for women's rights and for being a champion of gender equality. she leaves behind a vacant seat in the supreme court which has set off a political frenzy as president trump pushes to fill it with less than seven weeks left before election day. we have live fox tam coverage. chad pergram has details on congress' plans to vote on a nominee, kevin corke is at the white house with more on the next steps for the president. hillary vaughn is in wilmington, delaware, where the biden/harris campaign is reacting to it all. but first, to david spunt live outside the supreme court building now where mourners have been gathering all day. david? >> reporter: hi, arthel. normally when people come to the supreme court outside, there's usually some kind of demonstration, some kind of protest, you hear megaphones. not the case right now honoring the late justice ruth bader ginsburg. many

new law is so shawn that it cannot be torn down. we celebrated the 30th anniversary of germany's reunification october 3rd on d. w. . good. google is cracking down on developed as dodging its apps told rules it says it'll begin enforcing a roll of the apps so through the play still have to use google's open payment system which takes a 30 percent cost of any revenues also coming up the coronavirus pandemic is expected to lead to an.

landmark investment deal in reality though they're hardly on speaking terms why find out onto the point shawn playing. to the point of going to 90 minutes on d w. what's going on here oh no house of your very own from a printer. computer games that are healing. my dog needs electricity. shift explains delivers facts and sure what the future holds. yet living in the digital world shifts. on d w. m. sometimes. sense now and. what connects people the stronger the months some breaks down. the wall is so strong that it cannot be torn down. we celebrated the 30th anniversary of reunification october 3rd. d.w. . are we alone it's a fundamental question of humanity trying to figure out whether or not. life existed on mars pretty clear water was there quite abundance well that would be interesting so on mars the atmosphere is $100.00 of what we have here on earth it's very very cold and that's a vast it's like you have to you could imagine bringing some supplies and you know you do tend to build a little self-contained pressure vehicle or vessel which would be on the surface there are things like oxyg

well ended up arresting the man with the bb gun 44 year-old kamil years rentals his wife 32 year-old shawn robinson was also arrested for trying to stop police from arresting her husband. >>up next on the kron 4 morning news, a south bay city is creating more inclusive relief measures after a covid-19 study on immigrants we'll explain coming up after the break. before we have to break want to take a little trip outside sure why not route to the embarcadero very cloudy and market there are right now in san francisco, it's another spare the air day john says really cool it down a little bit not a whole lot will have your forecast highs coming up in just a bit. >>welcome >>back everyone the time is 4.44 good morning and thanks for staying with us we're checking in with john. it's going to be hot once again today but how hot jon has all the there hey, rob and not as hot but still hot that's the way we're talking about today. >>and plus the winds which is also a big concern. for your tuesday today. you look outside at sfo does show. we got some cloud cover that is pushed overhead that cloud cov