they have identified more than 80 suspects but there are 30000 leads to other potential perpetrators spector defects changing child sex abuse photos and videos on chat forums. that if you read the chats in particular you get the impression that by communicating with each other the participants reinforce in each other at the believe that their child abuse is a socially accepted sexual preference for the president many perpetrators have no sense of wrongdoing it's a case of appalling dimensions and goes far beyond germany according to the senior prosecutor marcus dyckman is still not free of his trauma with his group he supports other victims the group wants the statutes of limitations for sexual crimes to be eliminated as for the trial against the main suspect he has hopes that will extend beyond the baggage cloud back case. a signal is now being sense that the perpetrators can no longer feel safe and that they will now be dealt with severely. modesty kman sets off again to continue his mission of drawing attention to the fate of abuse victims it's become his life's work. not one that he chos

tim spector, king's college london professor.omberg. ♪ ritika: time for the bloomberg business flash. a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news. gold is bouncing back towards $2000 an ounce. the dollar continued its lump and investors bet u.s. interest rates would stay lower for longer. gold has gained more than 3% over the past three sessions. prime has ao amazon launch date. walmart plus will be available september 15. it costs $98 a year, a discount to amazon prime's $109 membership fee. walmart says it will include unlimited free delivery, as well as on groceries, there will be discounts on gasoline. korea, prosecutors have indicted the defective leader of samsung on charges including stock manipulation. that could put the head of the world's largest electronic corporation on child -- on trial for years. that is the latest business flash. alix: thanks so much. president trump on his way to kenosha, wisconsin. the city grappling with unrest after a black man was shot by police there last month. the president i

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this does create an implication, or at least a spector, that the independence of that agencyeingn influenced. that is not the practical affect in terms of what this will do to the covid response. this is a major dos is basically say that only the secretary can codify rules. if he is asserting that right now, that could call into question all of the rules that were implemented where lower-level people were delegatrity to sn thosees. in fact, on my second to recodified the tobacco regulation because i was concerned they could take this kind of step and use it as a basis to call into legitimacy the codification of that rule. so i recodified that rule. so i think this is the wrong move at the wrong time, at a time they should be reaffirming the independence of these agencies. to do this now just makes no sense. >> brennan: does it just mean more potential lawsuits? what is the implication of it? >> doctor: i think what is going to happen now, conservative groups -- there is actually litigation around the tobacco rule, where a group was alleging that that rule was inappropriately implemente imple

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and has been hiding his taxes, it does -- if there is another four year, it does kind of raise the spector of what financial -- if he's in really bad financial shape what he has to do to make money and earn more money while he's still in office. >> and how ready and willing he'd be to, i think, corrupt the white house even further in order to pad his own wallet. he has never separated himself from his businesses when he came on as president, his long-time accountant and his two sons run the business. i can guarantee you there is no meaningful distance between them and him when it comes to money in the business. i think some of the other details are important in the tax returns are the extent to which he writes off absurd expenses like accounts including paying for things like getting his hair done. i'll try to list these without laughing. >> $75,000, i think it was. >> right, right. and seven springs, their golf estate north of new york city, is a family residence when they're promoting it. but of course they then treat it like a business expense when tax time comes. i mean, i think there

todd: there was the spector of the california wildfire situation that i saw some people getting upsetabsolutely. jillian: thanks, carley. >> thanks, guys. jillian: a heated battle over who picks justice ruth bader ginsburg's successor, what does the constitution say? judge andrew napolitano joins us live on that, next. todd: what does that guy who walked into the shot say, we want to know. we remember rbg as a trailblazer and for her famous sense of humor. >> is there any justice on the court who can do more push-ups than you. >> maybe justice gorsuch and i think our chief is also a possibility. [ laughter ] up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzs all night. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. people are waking up tog with what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine, my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin... decreases sugar... ...and slows food. the majority o

he brought up the spector that democrats may do this, may try to change the court's size. it goes to a wider question face thing schumer-led caucus. will they ever play hardball? you know, the democratic party's problem with hitting back has gotten to the point that it's something of a national joke. >> this is a fundamental problem with the democratic party. they look weak. running from a fight when they should be this their throwing punches. >> people who believe that president trump is an existential threat to this nation, to the experiment of democracy, to western civilization itself, take heart. because for their powerful rebuttal, the democrats showed a rerun of the andy griffith show. >> colbert was mocking a lackluster rebuttal by democrats. but the larger point is where the justice and the politics meet right now. president trump and mcconnell are willing to bend or outright break the rules. senator schumer today on the senate floor was waxing philosophically about his search to find four brave republican senators who might join him, while biden is holding out hop

spector seems to be two justices in america, one in black america, one in white america. this is emphasized by the grand jury proceeding. >> it they have bans no-knock warrants following breonna taylor staff >>> a few times they came face- to-face with police officers monitoring the crowd. protesters say there will be more demonstrations to come in sacramento. >>> similar protest last night and sale. some demonstrators clashed with police outside of a police station. at least 13 people were arrested. the civil rights attorney attended the protest to make sure the rights of the protesters were protected. >>> the coronavirus still spreading in many states and we are learning it is taking a devastating toll on a lot of low income children. jonathan siri has more on this and also the race for the vaccine. >> reporter: as confirmed coronavirus cases top 7 million in a handful of states mostly clustered in the midwest. federal health officials say the outbreak will be contained when a vaccine becomes available. dr. anthony fauci telling lawmakers he trust the fda to keep the ap

it raises the spector of all sorts of infighting. let's remember a couple of things. one is president trump has been through this twice. he's got a short list. he knows -- he has people that has been vetted. he has a real good hunch who it is he would like to nominate. second thing is, i think that this opening -- obviously this has a huge -- will have a huge impact on the presidential election.. i think that ultimately it does help president trump. it's conservatives that care about the constitution and care about fidelity to the constitution. that'sta what's at stake here. that's what the liberal justices on the supreme court have been shredding for decades. the other thing is on the senate races, it nationalizes all of these senate races. takes senate races where maybees republicans fielded a weak candidate or maybe they don't -e might be some d local issues tht don't cut in the favor of republicans. suddenly if you're in arizonaan and maybe you don't love mcsally but this is what is at stake does that mean that you're going to come out and make sure that you vote

into their neighborhoods he was more than happy before the 2018 midterm elections to try to use the spector of caravans of immigrants crossing our borders in droves to scare the american people. so he has no problem with panicking people when he thinks it serves his political interest here is a case when he chose not to give the information that we absolutely all needed to have for our health, for our economy, for our kids to go to school because he wanted to preserve his political posture. >> you know, he was a kid. he was probably close to college age, i guess, when president kennedy went through the cuban missile crisis, and the country knew that this country was under a nuclear threat, that nuclear missiles were aimed at this country from just 90 miles away in cuba. and there was nothing that the white house did to try to deceive the american people about the gravity of that crisis >> of course not i mean, i can't think of a time in our history, lawrence, where we faced a grave and mortal threat from some kind of adversary, in this case a virus or, you now, the germans in world war ii o

right now i wrote years ago a guy named spector, a senator from pennsylvania, the second chance act.t a bus ticket and $25. by the way, 93% of everybody -- 93% of prisoners are behind a county jail a state yale, not a federal prison. barack and i reduced the prison population by 38,000 folks. anybody that gets convicted of a drug crime, not one that is termed massive, but consumption. they shouldn't go to prison. they should go to mandatory rehabilitation. instead of building more prisons i've been proposing, we build rehabilitation centers. mandatory. they have to go to mandatory rehab. it's not part of the record when they get out if they finish it. if point you made, you get a record and it stays with you. sorry. you can't get the job. you did the following even if it's a misdemeanor. we shouldn't be putting anybody in jail for that. we should find ourselves in a situation where housing -- right now in the united states of america, we don't have the kind of housing funding we had back in our administration early before that. even the republican administrations. no one should have

questions on the coronavirus pandemic with our experts, linda bauld, professor of public health and tim spectorn us then if you can. the headlines on bbc news... new restrictions will come into force for parts of the north—west, the midlands, and west yorkshire from tuesday, to tackle rising coronavirus infections. it comes as the government considers further nationwide measures for england, a so—called circuit break of short term restrictions. new figures suggest that on average infections are rising by 6,000 per day in england. scientists say a rapid coronavirus test has been developed which can accurately diagnose an infection within 90 minutes without needing a specialist laboratory. the device, which has been called a lab—on—a—chip, is already being used in eight nhs hospitals and the government has ordered more. i asked our health correspondent james gallagher if this was a potential gamechanger. the glory of this test is that i can do it, you can do it, anybody who can takea do it, you can do it, anybody who can take a swab and put it up their nose or get a sample from the back of their

robinson, what is to be done if this is revealing as trump's critics say, but it is also raising the spector of a sitting president abusing power, potentially illegally, to hold on to power? >> well, first of all, if this is an actual plot, an actual conspiracy that is unfolding, then it is patently illegal. it needs to be investigated given the state of the justice department by now, and perhaps needs to be investigated by the state attorneys general. if there are people plotting to subvert american democracy, then they need to be investigated and brought up on the appropriate charges. and that process can happen now. just two observations about this. number one, what i believe will happen is that after the election, the state election officials will certify, the state will certify election results. and then the president won't yell and moan and perhaps go to court and try to challenge those results in court. and there will be battles. i believe most states will stand by their election results. the other thing is politically, the president is making this a referendum on him. which is where

tim spector, professor of genetic epidemiology at at king's college london, who is leading the covid have said this for ages? yes and not just new but many other sufferers have said this for ages and no one believed them. because in the early days we were told this is just the flu that gets better in a week and there is only two symptoms and we now have recorded at least 20 common symptoms of the virus and many different patterns and courses that u nfortu nately leave ma ny different patterns and courses that unfortunately leave many people disabled with it. long pass the time when any other normal infection would have gone and it's obviously affecting different bits of their body and immune system etc. it's a real problem and these people have been forgotten by the health service and the government. you are one of the early, found one of the early indications of anosmia, the lack of smell and thousands of people are suffering. given that they have slipped through the cracks, the medical cracks if you like of treatment up until now, what advice would you give them? the data we have f