sherri rasmussen had been murdered in los angeles in the 1980s.out several run-ins sherri had with her husband's ex now detective was focusing on the same woman, a member of the lapd here's josh mankiewicz with more of "the smoking gun". >> reporter: for two decades the lapd had but one rasmussen's mu, randomly killed by two men in botched burglary now science had rewritten the script and almost too hot to handle prime suspect, lapd detective named stephanie lazarus. but as detective nutall went back through it, no evidence never spoken to? >> no. >> reporter: only one thing, detective had written stephanie lazarus, po. as if her name had come up, not as suspect no notes >> no paper trail. >> reporter: seemed to be above suspicion. stephanie irene lazarus grew up in california, tomboy of sorts, loved sports attended ucla, played basketball in college met and dated john ruetten long before he and sherri got married after graduating in 1982, surprised her family joining lapd, when only a handful of women entered the force. >> i don't think i knew sh

sherry: it does. my instinct is the reason for this is that last go around, they tried to coordinate and it took so long because our monetary systems are set up differently. the fed can do whatever they want whenever they want with however much money they want to do it. they are not having to come up with a body to vote on a solution. experience tells me that the fed looks back on that like, we are not going to do that again. we can move quickly and we are going to move quickly. maybe there is an opportunity for the world to play catch-up together. right now, it kind of feels like everyone is kind of hanging their hat on the backseat. at some point, they will have to coordinate. that obviously affects the political environment as well and global stabilization. caroline: thank you so much for joining us today. stay well, join us again. that does it for "the closing bell." "what'd you miss?" is next, where we will be looking in on the next round of stimulus. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: from bloomberg

we're into the mid to low twenty's across many parts of the ward as i said is further south than sherry way more make its way across the northwest as we go on through choose day with the winds coming in from the northwest a cooler direction that will just freshen things up a touch but still be to blustery showers just but even more sunshine than showers i suspect although the showers will just pop up a little into central parts as we go on through wisest across the med it's fine and dry for the most part with plenty of warm sunshine. and that warm sunshine extends across northern parts of africa the showers continue across central africa into the gulf of guinea from the highlands and right across west africa some heavy downpours cause some flooding into liberia maybe into sierra leone over the next couple of days and it continues to edge its way a little further north. from . frank assessments tourism but the income stream is dead in the water what's been the result in poaching quite significantly informed opinions there has been a very aggressive political rhetoric that has become very

novel solution using augmented reality to allow customers to try before they buy system cleverly sherry's you how you would look wearing a particular skaro a lipstick or whatever and it'll also analyze your skin and make recommendations. and that's all from this covered 19 special your body visit our website to do with you dot com thanks for joining us. to go africa. back to the future when century promise become wondering headsman it's possible it cannot equivalence to me in southern africa abolishing fenced in greys anatomy keeps oil from becoming depleted and protects the habitats of wild animals shitting and ancient skill that's a contribution to a sustainable future eco and for the. next t.w. . india. the baby terje trees of the western ghats mountains. to protect them from deforestation project helps religious pick fruit for use in how do you say. it's good for people and good for nature. in 60 minutes on d w. this . rice farmer from thailand. his problem. is credo no chemical. step. students are. training successful. starts july 27th. hello and welcome to a new edition of africa. n

to the entire weekend at the same time with these high temperatures eventually it starts to turn sherry in new york d.c. and down rallies well. but in the caribbean this is a potential development areas had to get out of the gulf of mexico the moment is a mass of thunderstorms no more than that it will be doing that then turning in thunderstorms that might try and revolve as it disappears through western cuba or on tuesday or indeed wednesday but a clump of showers appears for going through the bahamas and has been near once again otherwise it's a very sherry period at the moment but no is concentrating over any particular landmass is really what might form in the gulf of mexico or. a conflict that is now considered to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis how many would not have to die behind this stop this harnesses on or really for sale and investigation into how billions of euros are made from supplying arms to saudi arabia a leader of the coalition fighting a ruling the south the case is interesting. because of the much money involved yemen war profiteers on al-jazeera. welcome

solution is using augmented reality to allow customers to try before they buy the system cleverly sherry's you how you would look where to kill a scholar a lipstick or whatever and it'll also analyze your skin and make recommendations. and that's all from this covered 19 special if you want more do visit our website to do with you dot com thanks for joining us. eco africa. he's known as the plastic man of. the new file has been campaigning for 15 years to get people in senegal to use less plastic in the. corona restrictions are forcing him to stay at home but he's counting on the fight. to. africa. no longer d w. w's crime fighters are back that never goes most successful in radio drama series continues. this season the stories focus on hate speech prevention and sustainable charcoal production. all of the soda are available online and of course you can share and discuss on w. africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters tune in now . to go beyond. that with me. as we take on the world. where of all of the stories that matter to you about something. good people w

let's hope that we'll be prepared for for whatever comes along professor to be as quote from a berlin sherry take thank you so much for your time and your expertise and to stay healthy thank you for having me. well time for more of your questions now and it's over to our science correspondent williams. could immunosuppressive measures help prevent serious cases from becoming critical . many of the deaths caused by code 19 are due directly to the infection but instead to to an immune response that goes berserk and starts also attacking the body's healthy tissues since the start of this pandemic doctors have gotten a lot better at treating that aspect of the disease but physicians have to walk a tight rope when it comes to suppressing the immune system if they do it too early the virus has the opportunity to retrench if they do it too late it could be too late to save the patient's life that's why for example the immunosuppressant deck cement is own is helping people survive in late stage critical disease but is not recommended for less severe cases because in them they can do more harm than g

let's go through this with your correspondent terry scholz since life and brussels sherry news has just come in that the e.u. leaders have reportedly agreed on linking the corona funds to brussels rule of law which has been one of the most contentious issues what will can you tell us about that or there haven't been any details revealed yet simply that that they have reached some kind of agreement on this and this has been a really touchy issue because you've got governments like hungary and poland saying that there shouldn't be any contingency on payouts to them based on rule of law and the northern countries this frugal saying look if you don't share our democratic values then you shouldn't share our funding either so it remains to be seen exactly how they may have worked out this wrinkle but it's just one issue that remains on the table as they continue negotiations over both the long term budget and the recovery package yet we're seeing the longest you negotiations in 2 decades here where leaders now in terms of the long term track. well they're not quite breaking the record yet as

sherry in illinois, sherry >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, shar. >> caller: thanks for taking thel and doing this show. >> thank you. >> caller: i've been waiting to sell walgreens should i cut my losses now >> we don't care where the share came from but where it's going to this is the first time they reported the number and the stock didn't go down that means own the stock, not sell it. okay that is a textbook tale this stock did not get hurt let go to randy in washington, randy? >> caller: jim, boo-yah sir cramer. >> yeah. >> caller: i'm retired and watched your show for years every day. >> thank you >> caller: wondering how your vacation was. >> family quarantine so wasn't as rowdy as i could have liked but fun. fun to garden. what's up? >> caller: okay. information on the markets, the stocks, the best deal on tv. >> thank you >> caller: my question is on haynes brand. >> i like haynes brands. i got to tell you, i went to shop right and got the mask they make very clever doing much better also bf corp is doing better pvh. i think haynes brands is a buy i want to go to mike in f

. >>> coming up, sherry san jose earthquakes had a big win. >>> first, another look at the hearse returns john luce thews capital. he's there are first black lawmaker to lie in state at the capital rotunda. now more than ever, it's important californians have health coverage. if you've lost health insurance, covered california can help. you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. just visit coveredca.com today. >>> hello again everyone. just 56 games to play in this abbreviated baseball season with the oakland as. we should be used to sights like this by now. real people in the stand. and masks being worn in the dugouts. capman drive one to the wall. and 2-0 oakland. chapman was 3' 4 on the day and a lot of people liked. the >>> chris janson was thereon bases and got one out. and the threat was over. still 2-0 in the 4th when mark cana added a pattern. and he sent it high over the left field wall and the as use six pitchers. and the ampingals have runners at first and 2nd. sorea gets the 3-0 shut out. >>> baseball's plan to re-sort threw a major complications today.

the clump of shall be going through the bahamas and has been near once again otherwise it's a very sherry period at the moment but no as concentrating over any particular landmass it's really what might form in the gulf of mexico. on the deserted streets of they've become familiar figures couriers on bicycles delivering food or medicine to lock down colombians most of them here are venezuelan migrants. a mother of 4 says contagion is always on her mind none of them receive health insurance for their work and exposing themselves very few seem to have it yet there may be a bright side people who look down on them as skilled migrants now say they're essential to control the virus here i receive messages on the out saying that i was a nurse back what i am doing is not all that different from my passion helping others. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of. how the stories. people are caught up in their. system providing a glimpse into someone else is what you are pursuing in the dream off your life inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. witness on al-jazeera. coveted beyond w

a week with a front will bring claude and sherry ran into northern ireland and western fringes of scotlanderatures speaking with highs of 3a celsius. if that is too hot for you, things will change in the weekend but it is worth bearing in mind that if you have outdoor plans through friday evening, there is a risk of a few sharp showers moving their way through eastern england, may be thundery. this should be few and far between but that should be worth bearing in mind. forthe start between but that should be worth bearing in mind. for the start of the weekend that low pressure so with us but the wind direction changes to more of a westerly which means it will be slightly fresher aircoming in across means it will be slightly fresher air coming in across the country. a risk of a few showers as well but that will be the difference with the feel of the weather, temperature is not quite as high, 15—2o feel of the weather, temperature is not quite as high, 15—20 and sutton, 25, 77 fahrenheit. not quite as high, 15—20 and sutton, 25,77 fahrenheit. similarfor the second half but a good deal of dry

let's hope the sailing god like sherry. next a lesson in sailing lingo with us because of the profile of the sail the flow velocity on the outer side is stronger than the inside. tagging is when you turn towards the wind and giant is through it right. no the other way around very long it doesn't block talking on the rope so the backstays. support the mouse to go up so it's all up under there must know why that is that i understood about 2 words of what you just said. it's not as easy as i expected. but if at 1st you don't succeed try you try again and then eventually to get to hoist the sail. now this is the best part about sailing blinding smoothly across the way the perfect way to enjoy my final moments on the sly. behind the facades and go to sleep quiet. the global on seems being devastated by the pandemic and little sign of the revival of. the answers this country or the crisis. goes on in cities around the world to find out. mark's turn to the. next on d w. a race against time with an eco friendly porsche. cameo elect

. >> our next question comes from sherry. sherry would like to know, did african-americans serve voluntarily in the confederate army? >> no. african-americans did not serve in the confederate army. this is one of those myths that was generated by lost cause types to enshrine an idea of a faithful slave and a solid silver african-americans were forced to do hard labor why confederate soldiers, labor of the kind they had always done, labor that was meant to serve the interests of southern slaveholders and of southern whites. so they were forced to clear roads, to build fortifications, to grow crops and so on. but they were not welcomed into the confederate military. there was a debate about the potential enlistment of black soldiers, and the very last stages of the war, and some terrific work from people like kevin levin and bruce levine showed fairly very clearly that was -- to preserve slavery by forcing some black man to bear arms in subordinate roles, no eye towards either potential equality or citizenship, to rescue slaver

let's hope the sailing god like sherry. next a lesson in sailing lingo with us because of the profile of the sail the flow velocity on the outer side is stronger than the inside. sagging is when you turn towards the wind and giant threw it right. no the other way around it doesn't block the rope so the back stays. support the mast so it's only 3 must not. i understood about the words of what you just said. it's not as easy as i expected. but if at 1st you don't succeed try try again and then eventually to get to hoist the sail. now this is the best part about sailing gliding smoothly across the way a perfect way to enjoy my final moments on this line. to. get. to the. hard one i'm also happy john powers and i moment a crane in berlin france 24 in t.w. discuss mean i'm better recovery for many countries are struggling with the economic consequences of the pandemic william dust real world support the developing world imposed on deming recovery. cd and. wall. would in the one. in 15 minutes on d w. translate . listen carefully

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let's hope the sailing god like sherry. in the next lesson in sailing lingo with us because of the profile of the sail the flow velocity on the outer side is stronger than the inside and sagging is when you turn towards the wind and giantess through it right. no the other way around even if it doesn't block the rope so the backstay . they support the mouse to go through its own good must know when it was out i understood about 2 words of what you just said. it's not as easy as i expected. but if at 1st you don't succeed try try again and the financially to get to hoist the sail. now this is the best part about sailing gliding smoothly across the way a perfect way to enjoy my final moments on the sly. it's no place for young women who want to break with tradition the faroe islands where man oh man and women are meant to behave accordingly. so naturally islands and lonely hearts. slowly things are starting to change. 30 minutes on t.w. . automatons may but. spring to love. him to a. wide eyed with one. can create a lot of gre

stahl: in the final pitch to the competition's judges, miliband and his sesame workshop counterpart sherrienged plan: sesame workshop would create a new show for the middle east. >> sherrie westin: we will introduce new local muppets. >> stahl: and the i.r.c. would dramatically expand its services to young refugee kids directly, including where they're living. and they gave you $100 million. >> miliband: yeah, $100 million is not as much as it sounds. because it's-- >> stahl: it isn't? >> miliband: it's over-- >> stahl: it sounds huge. >> miliband: it's over-- ( laughs ) five years. and we're delivering in-person services to over a million kids and educational content via tv to nearly eight million kids. so it's a big enterprise. >> stahl: production of the new television show, "ahlan simsim," meaning "welcome sesame," is well underway in jordan. it stars a spunky purple girl muppet named basma, a boy muppet, jad, who has just moved into the neighborhood, and their pal and comedic sidekick, a mischievous baby goat. jad isn't labeled a refugee on the show, but there are hints. he's voiced by

. >> our next question comes from sherry.ry would like to know the african-americans assert serve voluntary and confederate army? >> african americans did not serve in the confederate army. this is one of those myths. to shrine an idea of a faithful slave in a cell. african americans were forced to do hard labor by confederate soldiers labor of the kind they had always done labor that was meant to serve the interests of southern slaveholders and southern white so they were forced to clear roads, to build fortifications, to grow crops and so on. but they were not welcomed into the confederate military. there was a debate about the potential enlistment of black soldiers as my confederates in the very last stages of the war and some terrific work like people like kevin lewman and grace Ãbbruce levine showed clearly that was a big tip preserve slavery by forcing some black men to bear arms in subordinate roles with no eye toward the potential equality or citizenship. to rescue slavery for the rest of southern society that debate

host: let's hear from sherry in dallas, texas. know, sincented to the coronavirus -- [indiscernible] [indiscernible] host: dr. blackstock, were you able to hear her? caller: no, i was not. host: it was muddy on my end too. we apologize. we go to john in chantilly, virginia. caller: thanks for taking my call. dr., thank you for your service. for your, thank you service. i am a little disappointment at the gentleman who called and said community. black people in this country have been suffering for a long time. they have a lot of existence. the problem is, we have a -- telling usis what needs to be done. that does not mean that wearing a mask, it is not that you get medication it is you are protecting yourself and others. convince someone who is ignorant who goes to the people and knowingly doesn't know what is going to come up? a lot of young people listen to the president then they think if youu are not a coward are not wearing a mask. i would never let my doctor do surgery without a mask. i would tell him, you are not going to do

let's hope the sailing gods like sherry. next a lesson in sailing lingo just because of the profile of the sail the flow velocity on the outer side is stronger than the inside and then sagging is when you turn towards the wind and giantess through it right. no the other way around you there for long it doesn't block the rope so the backstays. 'd they support the mouse to go on its own up on the ground must know on them that i understood about 2 words of what you just said. it's not as easy as i expected. but if at 1st you don't succeed try try again and the man simply to get to the sale. now this is the best part about sailing gliding smoothly across the way the perfect way to enjoy my final moments on the flight. in the. hard one i'm also p. john powers and i moment a crane in berlin at 24 mt w. discuss mean i'm a better recovery for many countries are struggling with the economic consequences of the pandemic will only industrial world support the developing world in post pandemic recovery. cd and your lord. worded that one

are double or triple what they are in the rest of that city i think but not like that at all that sherry during hearings got better and officials say individuals bad behavior doesn't just impact them, but those they love something they say they should start to consider. >>our team of talked to too many people who tell us i feel a little thick. but mom is in the hospital. graham died from coronavirus. >>these are the stories that aren't even hearing on a daily maintenance line and health officials point out that alameda county like others was able to flatten the curve once they say that must happen again in cases must go down before there's any further reopening. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>long-term care facilities appear to be ground 0 for the virus for virus-related deaths in contra costa county. the health department says nearly 70% of all deaths in the county have happened at senior or at assisted living homes. kron four's phillipe djegal says those startling numbers now have the county's attention. >>there's marco and everywhere in our community and for that reason long-term care faci

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hope that we'll be prepared for for whatever comes along professor to be as quote from a 1000000000 sherry take thank you so much for your time and your expertise and to stay healthy thank you for having me. well time for more of your questions now and it's over to our science correspondent williams. could immunosuppressive measures help prevent serious cases from becoming critical . many of the deaths caused by code 19 are due directly to the infection but instead to to an immune response that goes berserk and starts also attacking the body's healthy tissues since the start of this pandemic doctors have gotten a lot better at treating that aspect of the disease but physicians have to walk a tight rope when it comes to suppressing the immune system if they do it too early the virus has the opportunity to retrench if they do it too late it could be too late to save the patient's life that's why for example the immunosuppressant deck cement is own is helping people survive in late stage critical disease but is not recommended for less severe cases because in them they can do more harm than g

so this is that fourth page of the sherry netherland letter. it's where president reagan expresses his heartfelt feelings to his wife. this was written in 1953 about a year-and-a-half after they were married. and he says, "i suppose some people would find it unusual that you and i can so easily span 3,000 miles, but in truth, it comes very naturally. man can't live without a heart, and you are my heart, by far the nicest thing about me and so very necessary. there would be no life without you, nor would i want any. i love you. signed, the eastern half of us." recently, mrs. reagan has given us this little box full of some treasured keepsakes of hers. so we were pleased to receive them because there are some interesting stories inside here. back in 1950, when nancy reagan received her own dressing room when she was under contract with mgm, to celebrate that moment, ronald reagan went to a jeweler in beverly hills and had a special key made for her, a key for that dressing room, and that has an image of a thespian on the front and the back. she t

in arizona, single mom sherry johnson says she can't handle a cut in benefits. >> i don't know what we'reng to do. >> reporter: now, the republican plan is just an opening offer. they still have to negotiate this with democrats and the two sides are far apart here. we don't expect to see a final deal, david, for weeks. >> and we all know the payments are running out, so, time is ticking for millions. mary, thank you. >>> with much of texas dealing with the coronavirus, the hurricane slamming into the gulf coast, tens of thousands are still without power tonight. and now a second system that could effect puerto rico and the east. rob marciano from texas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, these terrifying images from inside a maternity hospital as hanna moved inland. doctors and nurses pushing people on hospital beds through flooded corridors lined with other patients in reynosa, mexico, sunday. at least two dead and six missing in the country. hanna surging ashore as a strong category 1 hurricane saturday. we're in the eyewall of hurricane hanna, which is making landfall right now on the coast

you know much the fact that some people cannot consume in moderation especially when it comes to sherry products well i think it's important to understand that the food companies are not social service agencies and they're not public health agency their business is whose job it is just sell food and if they're potently treated business then they have stockholders to please and that is their primary responsibility so to expect food companies not to make foods with sugar because it would be better to people's health is quite unrealistic in our current business environment well perhaps another we have to take every area sure great now but don't be back in just a few moments. if you're born into a poor family if you're born into a minority family if you're born into a family that has a single parent that really constrains your life chances. are. it's a. fight every day so you meet your needs and the needs of your family. during the vietnam war u.s. forces also. there was a secret war. and for years the american people did not know. millions of unexploded bombs still in danger lives in this

i want to think sherry who have stood where i am standing right now. i think you both for reaching out and sharing your wisdom and your support with me. i want to thank all of you with whom i have showed this struggle since they occupy days, since the wisconsin uprising days, since the milwaukee uprising days in 2016. for all of you who are in the streets all around the country. i want to say think you to the guardian angel of all of us who are fighting the good fight. and to my late friend and lifelong specialists. thank you to my running mate howie hawkins, who has very frequently become one of my favorite humans. and i have to say thank you to my ancestors, whose names i know, whose names i don't know. i want to thank my cousins and my family for being the place that i began to learn everything that i needed to know for this fight. my hope is that my grandchildren will know a world where the struggles that we are currently working against are no longer an issue. my son, i am literally fighting for people who are not risking death. can i have that? t

brand with the true american star i absolutely love that that is a great value at the end of days sherry's once again the clothing brand is. made here and we're talking to scotty spaceward who is the head of the maid here promised. tell me about everybody knows about that and you must do a 1000 interviews in your life but i got to give up your dad you're probably in debt tell me about your mom i think you're in you race with your mom in hawaii right. thanks for asking me to not a lot of people ask that so it's i always say that sometimes people ask that you say you know what don't you could last so they don't ask about my mom and that's you know. i think of the dad things the low hanging fruit for people but my mom etc and say. yeah you know my dad my mom is she's an incredible woman and she she's. completely selfless probably probably to a fault. or fault but son she i mean i'm she she raised me mark in hawaii like you said which was an incredible life experience. getting to grow up there was you know. if you know a group lesson getting to be and to to really be in nature and to form of l

. >> reporter: sherry johnson, a single mother from arizona, says she depends on the extra $600 in unemployment benefits to support her two children. >> there are people that would gladly work but that $200, $187 does not cover rent. it doesn't help us eat. >> reporter: today's unveiling is only a proposal towards a final bill and rounds of bipartisan negotiations are expected. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell saying this on friday. >> hopefully in the next two, three weeks we'll be able to come together and pass something that we can send over to the house and down to the president for signature. >> reporter: congress has until august 7th to strike a deal before their month-long summer recess. mona, alex. >> karina, thank you. >>> and breaking overnight, a shooting at a protest in portland, oregon. at least two people were under arrest after chaos broke out near the city's federal courthouse leaving one person wounded. it happened just hours after president trump called the portland protesters anarchists who hate our country. local police say they also found a bag loaded with rifle magaz

a rash of showers develop with sydney more less being in the heart of it not particularly wet but sherry and at 17 degrees for the next 3 days. coveted beyond wealth. taken without hesitation. children died for. our defines our while we should not have to trade our culture for oil and gas we live here we make the rules people and car investigates exposes and questions the use and abuse of power around the globe on al-jazeera. the arab to. georgiades here a reminder of our top stories this hour fires on the streets of portland oregon protesters are angry about federal officers who've been sent in to control demonstrations the president donald trump has promised to deploy more officers to the cities of chicago and albuquerque to combat what he calls wising crime. 45 people have been killed in airstrikes in western afghanistan according to local officials a district governor in the province of products says at least 8 civilians died in the attacks he's blaming afghan forces members of the taliban were also killed. brazil has reported a record daily increase in corona virus cases of nearly 6

a clump of shall be going through the bahamas and has been near once again otherwise it's a very sherry period at the moment but no is concentrating over any particular landmass is really what might form in the gulf of mexico. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of how the lives. of the stories and one of the people are afraid to come. back again and provide any glimpse into someone else's while out who are pursuing in the dream of coffee a life inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. witness on al-jazeera. hello again. that's remind you of our top stories here this hour oxford university has made a breakthrough in the race to develop a coronavirus vaccine early results appear to show it is safe and triggers an immune response the world health organization has welcomed progress. u.s. president on trump has met congressional leaders from his republican party to discuss another coronavirus economic relief bill that as cases continue to rise with florida california and texas all seeing a big increase in infections. and right now e.u. leaders are meeting through the night to

breezy will produce a bit of rain in new south wales or queensland the full cost of brits been is a sherry $1.00 for a couple of days thursday or friday with temp is hovering around the low twenty's pretty ok really now the picture come friday suggests rather more widespread showers in new south wales and it's that eventually might gather off the coast of producing from a few something rather more nasty to sydney but more of that to come jumping north and the real problem here is the amount of rain in japan q she's had a day off for that rain is gathering one small so part of the system that goes back into china and it weighs a little bit so you get the orange lumps to travel up in this general direction once more q shoes like to get hit on thursday and on friday get something of a significant development the runs up into the well the korean peninsula particularly south korea leaving at least slightly dry conditions in japan. a secret mass grave in ireland discovered at an institution run by catholic nun. a mission to its core. people in power investigates a scandal that destroyed families

the weather turning a little more mobile across northern parts of europe more clouds some pieces of sherry raise sliding in from the atlantic will be a little breezy as well but come down into central it was a certain across the southeast still plenty of warm sunshine around this weather front that we have out towards easter that is still producing some very heavy rainfall some thunder a downpour some large hail and now going to make its way a little further north towards cool things off in moscow to around 19 celsius we're into the mid to low twenty's across many parts but the warmth as i said is further south and sharon will make its way across the northwest as we go on through or choose day with the winds coming in from the northwest a cool direction that will just freshen things up a touch but still be too blustery showers just blowing through more sunshine than showers i suspect although the showers will just pop up a little into central parts as we go on through way to stay across the med it's fine and dry for the most part with plenty of warm sunshine in that warm sunshine extends a

todd: dan bondgino sherry businesses with voters who don't want to watch their cities overrun by violence>> we do hate donald trump because the media painted him as a lunatic which he is not despite his terrific record. is your hatred of donald trump so severe that you are willing to watch your neighborhood go up in flames and joe biden instead? i don't think that is the case. i think a lot of reasonable people, maybe i don't like the tweets but that is my guy who can watch my neighborhood, sorry, joe. jillian: us marshals detain a person of interest in the killing of a one-year-old boy. police say two men walked to a barbecue in brooklyn on sunday and started shooting, killing dale gardner junior and wounding three of this, the suspect is believed to be a gang member shooting at another gang when he was siding killed in his stroller. investigators trying to determine if a person of interest is connected to any other shootings. todd: the man accused of killing a washington state officer makes his first court appearance. henry eugene washington is behind bars facing murder and assault char

flashes all over the place there the forecast to the bahamas florida cuba coast elsewhere fairly sherry but it's still a series same concentration that has been your has got another mass of rain coming through for the caribbean islands even the smaller ones is a good steady wind at the moment fairly regular showers for example in barbados. which is the relationship between culture religion and a deeply divided city everything here is overshadowed by politics even the most basic of things food in 2008 al-jazeera traveled to jerusalem to see if you could cross deep lines of division jewish history in it together we call together the casual the people that work this week. rewind street through jerusalem on al-jazeera. the world the. world the world the thought. well again this is out of the alerts for much of the main news this hour hong kong is reimposing coronavirus restrictions after recording the highest one day increase in new cases since the pandemic began more than 500 infections been confirmed in the last 2 weeks. u.s. president donald trump is defending his handling of the coronav

certainly the north east of india running up through the plain to what's new delhi and beyond it's been sherry whether there's more to come just off the coast of the remains of what has been 5 days of persistent rain is finally disappearing for a dry weekend. in india identity politics on the rise what we're seeing is the construction of politicians in the hearts and minds of millions of the across the country and as a dark side in detroit is we do see the great philosophical majesty of the him into something more like the team i didn't see of the british today i meet with victims of violence and discover what life is like for minorities in the country join me on my journey in search of india's soul on al-jazeera. what the or hurt or warm. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera ivory coast this prime minister has died after fainting during a cabinet meeting a mother gone but he was a ruling party's candidate for the presidential election in october the u.n. secretary general is warning of unprecedented levels of foreign interference in libya until your protests is aging warning audi's and

here mates and sherry across southeast asia as it should be plenty of the heat of the day downpours burring up as well but it's backed little drive down into jobber we have some rather wet weather recently just around carter that's in the. of easing off but no sign of the rains easing off across south asia mobic down posts there across india west again saying some very very heavy rain will see some wet weather once again pushing herat across the go into the northeast of india into myanmar and plenty of heavy showers to the much of bangladesh. but. it's very difficult as a chef or restaurant tour to buy shrimp with the confidence that what you're serving is going to be good seafood by nature is a high risk money sometimes trip was raised using production drugs talking about expect are not approved for use in u.s. the f.d.a. simply isn't testing enough on be imported market to really find all of these biologic president take no one else is in. your geologist there are a reminder of our top stories this hour the trial of 20 saudi nationals accused of murdering the journalist jamal khashoggi ha

. >> the next question comes from sherry. did african-americans serve voluntarily in the army? >> no. . . . . they have always done labor that was meant to serve the interest of southern slaveholders so they were forced to clear roads to grow crops and so on, they were not welcome into the confederate military with the debate of the enlistment of black soldiers by confederates in the very last stages of the war in terrific work by people like kevin leven and bruce levine and it shows clearly that was to preserve slavery by forcing some black men to bear arms towards her potential authority or citizenship to rescue slavery for the rest of southern society and that debate went nowhere because slaveholders were not willing to give their slaves over to the army in that capacity to be used in that way. it is very important to put the myth of black confederates to rest once and for all in the african men served in the union army not the confederate army. >> this question is from jennifer from washington, d.c. >> can you identify a turning point for something that triggered lincoln to

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breezy will produce a bit of rain in new south wales or queensland the forecast for bruce been is a sherry one for a couple of days thursday or friday with temps is hovering around the low twenty's pretty ok really now the picture come friday suggests rather more widespread showers in new south wales and it's that eventually might gather off the coast to produce income if you something rather more nasty for sydney but more of that to come jumping north and the real problem here is the amount of rain in japan q she's had a day off for that rain is gathering once more so part of the system that goes back into china and it weighs a little bit so you get the orange lumps to travel off in this general direction once more q shoes like to get hit on thursday and on friday or get something of a significant development the runs up into the well the korean peninsula particularly south korea leaving at least slightly dry conditions in japan. but. they signed up for a luxury cruise but some would never come. when i want to get to gates new zealand can't leave ok now rob's on al-jazeera. holding the po

here mates and sherry across southeast asia as it should be plenty of a heat of the day downpours burring up as well but it's backed they will drive down into java we have some rather wet weather recently just around that in the process of easing off but no sign of the rains easing off across south asia mobic downpours there across india west again seeing some very very heavy rain we'll see some wet weather once again pushing your across the go into the northeast of india into myanmar and plenty of heavy showers to for much of bangladesh. short films of hope. and inspiration. a series of short personal stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds. al-jazeera selects. this is al jazeera these are the top stories this hour the 1st day of testimony is wrapped up in the trial of 20 saudi nationals accused of killing journalist jamal khashoggi being tried in turkey or in their absence was murdered and dismembered at the saudi consulate in istanbul 2 years ago. libyan government forces have unearthed bodies from another mass graves in a former stronghold of warlord and they found a

could see him pushing for this and if so, i think it would be included >> all right let's turn to you sherry paul and get your thoughts here we heard steve's report there where a couple of the major big investment banks on the street have said, basically, if you take away that $600 a week in extra benefit, you'll see spending go down you'll see more people go into arrears on their mortgage and rent and the economic effect will be severe or potentially severe do you agree with that >> yeah, it feels like common sense. i think it would be helpful if we went back to march to understand how both the monetary and fiscal stimulus partnership between the fed and congress and government were supposed to work the intention behind that was to buy time for vaccine and to nationalize at the time in march a strategy for containment whether that was a national approach to masks. it was broad based testing now we're in an individualized community based approach which is leading to volatility in terms of invees eincreased in in rate this is now even more so an uneven recovery. i think we should expect that.

flashes all over the place there the forecast to the bahamas florida cuba coast elsewhere fairly sherry but it's a series same concentration that has been the u.s. got another mass of rain coming through for the caribbean islands even the smaller ones is a good steady wind at the moment fairly regular showers for example in barbados. but. the politics of division have pushed india into the grip of a historical reckoning i'm afraid because i know on my neck you. crave where did these ideas come from the tragedy of more lives and how much we've tried to sanitize anything it was going on a happy family or on a boat join me are dished out here on the final part of my journey when i can become a target of the hindu flast policy in search of india's soul on al-jazeera. i think we have one of the lowest mortality rates in the world well we're going to tackle we had 900 deaths on a single day we will take on this week false claims the u.s. president is challenge on his handling of the coronavirus. and jordan the sound as they are live from doha also coming up falling a surge in corona virus cas