stacy davis gates will join us in a few moments.s is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. the u.s. government top infectious disease expert dr. says he isci cautiously optimistic a coronavirus vaccine will be available by next year. fauci a pironkova today at a hearing that was held by a house committee calling for a national plan to contain the virus. market another milestone this week with total markinges from covid-19 150,000. it is official, the euro area economy plunged into an unprecedented slump in the second quarter due to coronavirus lockdowns, and it may take years to fully recover. the area saw a 12.1% contraction. spain took the biggest hit, shrinking 18.5%. france and italy also dropped by double digits. the u.s. government want to seize but profits from john bolton without a trial. the trump administration asked a federal judge to rule in its favor. he argues bolton violated nondisclosure agreements when he released his book without completing a prepublication review. bolton argues he fu

since then, stacy abrams has done two things to fight that wrong.s to help protect the vote and the democratic rights of marginalized communities. those efforts are among the many reasons that she is as i mentioned also reportedly being considered as a potential running mate for joe biden. joining us now is stacy abrams. it's a pleasure to have you back on the show. thank you for making time for us tonight. >> absolutely. thank you. >> let me just ask you, as i'm sort of painting that portrait of what is going on in georgia, if you think that's the way we ought to be thinking about it, if that comports with the way you are thinking about it this year and about what's important and what's in reach for georgia democrats this year? >> georgia is absolutely a swing state. we have the highest percentage of african-american voters of any battleground state at 33% and we saw that level of turn out in the primaries. we have a record primary turnout of more than 1.2 million voters. and including exceeding republican turnout by a quarter of million votes. let

i can see you shaking your head there in part stacy. we seen a your head there in part stacy. business, as these tech companies have grown their power we have lost literally tens of thousands of small businesses across these country. and it's become much harder to start a business, the rate of new businesses forming every year is much lower thanit forming every year is much lower than it used to be. and a big part of the reason for that is the power that these companies have. we published a report yesterday that found that amazon is taking a bigger and bigger cut of the sales of third—party sellers on their platform of the independent businesses that really have no choice but to sell on amazon because it's so dominant and if a situation in which they lose either way. either they give up access to the online market or don't so there were this on amazon and amazon takes an increasingly big cut of their business. we found that the fees have grown to 30% committing $30 of every hundred dollars the small business earns and most small businesses crash and burn on the site and that t

eventually gets to its intrinsic value 0 smart guy right yet a lot of all the smart things to say right stacy well he does say those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities and to this max keiser responded to me on twitter when i tweeted that quote from voltaire he said voltaire was talking about cooking with this quote like if you believe you can serve red wine with fish then you will pour ketchup on a croissant now to demonstrate this i do not have a croissant nor do i have to catch up at home nevertheless i do for a spanish speaking audience and there is a huge amounts of them i committed an atrocity on this plate here with a corn tortilla with munch a goat cheese and peanut butter you see that is a true atrocity. oh my god yeah when you talk about trazodone he's an obscenity is from the mouth of a french person it almost always refers to food and for example marrying fish and red wine i mean this can get you thrown out of the country and because they have their priorities correct but only are they the masters of self revolution against the tyrants of. troll pow

and then she's going to have some color on the stacy womack's here on price report for the past 10 years we have been saying the markets are rigged they are not fair they are creating a cantillon effect they are creating moral hazard they are bailing out the very top you know 0.01 percent of the population from their bad bets in their bad you know investments and indeed many is you know some would say oh that's a conspiracy theory but now the guy who runs the largest hedge fund in the world ray deleo has joined this side of the equation the way we look and analyze the markets he agrees with us and here again he's the most successful current hedge fund manager in the world bridgewater's dalyell says capital markets are no longer free central bank balance sheets will explode dahlias said that investors should favor stocks and gold over bonds and cash because the latter offer a negative rates of return and central banks will print more money see he's watched the show he knows about plucky he knows about what plucky does the balance sheet are out so it raises saying there you know what we've

guys like you and your company and stacy in for believing in an innocent investing as. not recently but i want time ago rate so that that's a huge thanks to you and guys like barry silver and draper and say adam dr draper and and most importantly i would say a big thank you troy customers rate we're expecting the other day over a 1000000 downloads on the android store max can you believe that you know so those are the people that have been supporting us along the way end and want to you know come on your show and say that and we have that simon dixon our there back to the future who was really really early supporter along with myself and so what right we will read that article what the 5 major points but give us the biggest point as you recall when you look at the case the main point was at the end was we were fighting the fact that we thought that this bank then was unconstitutional right so one of the main points that everything went up to is that judges asked well how is it that this is associate of companies can claim that you know that certain thing is unconstituti

. >> from the 33rd district of texas please welcome congressman mark stacy . >> this is mark stacy congressman for the 33rd congressional district. i want to thank everybody for being on this digital zoom event today. doctor jill biden, thank you so much. we really appreciate you joining us. we love you in dallas texas. we love you in fort worth. we love you all over the state and just really appreciate your presence here today. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> absolutely and congressman eddie bernice johnson, the congresswoman is one of our committee chairman, she's the chairperson of the science and technology committee and she represents the 30th congressional district and i was introducing her a little bit later but i want to open up by saying over the past five months the lives of working parents have really been turned upside down. especially our working moms. they cares are closed, summer camps are closed, vacation bible schools are open and mothers are out there multitasking. they're trying to do conference calls and assume calls just like we are and trying to take care of the kids.

thank you, stacy. >>> let's go now to the biden campaign. chavez rodriguez, a senior viz for the 2020 campaign. julie, you have the advantage of going second so i'm going to ask for your reaction to what you just heard from the trump surrogate there tracy washington. >> thank you so much for having me today. and i think the reality is what is on the mind of most voters is addressing the crises that our country is facing. first started with public health crisis, covid-19 that is impacting so many people's dafly lives. we talk about the issue of reopening schools an i know that parents and teachers and administrators are really looking for some kind of vision for a plan for leadership and we continue to see failed leadership from trump and this administration on the coronavirus. the second thing that is on voters minds is the economy. and th and the ensuing economic crisis and so they trust that joe biden will be able to lead us into really building back our economy better and that is a really core message that joe biden has been sharing with

eric: carrie and stacy, a minute left. what made you guys start this?'re of a different generation from many. how did you start it and why? >> millennials on a mission, for sure. actually, we witnessed -- [ indiscernible ]-we were really young and we got into this really young. >> we knew veterans -- >> exactly. our hearts go out to them so much. every single one of them was willing to fight for liberty and justice for all. and that's a message we can all embrace. this positive effort together so thank you for having us, so much. eric: of course. and thank you for what you do. stacy and carrie stotling, they're with unitetheusa.org. please go on their website. we thank you, we salute you. we thank the veterans and we will be right back. >> thank the veterans. usaa is made for what's next no matter what challenges life throws at you, we're always here to help with fast response and great service and it doesn't stop there we're also here to help look ahead that's why we're helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the n

and then she's going to have some color on the stacy well max here on price report for the past 10 years we have been saying the markets are rigged they are not fear they are creating a cantillon effect they are creating moral hazard they are bailing out the very top you know 0.01 percent of the population from their bad.

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stacy, how are you staying in business? >> i'm good. how are you?e doing the best that we can during these unprecedented times that we have here. it has certainly been challenging, and we hope that what transpires today will certainly calm things down in the future. >> bill: i saw stacy with the hotel and business is down, and now you have covid and these riots. >> that's exactly it. covid was a big blow for all of the businesses downtown. not just the way it. and now you have more issues with employee safety and, and nobody feels comfortable coming down. after his business is down. all of these things have just been canceled, and of course that makes it super challenging for us to run a business. >> bill: 62 days and counting. how much more can you endure? >> that's a question. we try to reduce hours, upping our staff to make sure that we have multiple people there to ensure that. >> bill: any reaction with the state troopers? >> that certainly gives us some hope. maybe that will calm things down, but people are committing crimes, and there's no co

and i will be joined by stacy abrams to talk about the president's failed responses and the fight for voting rights in georgia and beyond. we begin tonight with a new report in the washington post, that the white house is not planning an immediate response to intelligence reports of russian bounties because donald trump does not believe that the reports are true or actionable. but after a briefing delivered by the cia director to the gang of eight in congress today, senator chuck schumer begged to differ. >> visually angry -- visually angry schumer called on the president to get tougher with russian leader vladimir putin. >> i'm not going to say anything about the briefing but i believe that the president is not close to tough enough on vladimir putin. >> you don't think it's a hoax based on the briefing? >> trump has repeatedly dismissed reports on the russian bount scheme as a hoax. despite mounting evidence that appears to support the credibility of the intelligence. the new york times is now reporting on a key middle man to russia's operation, who for years handed out money to rew

bomb bubble you know a lot more about this plus some poetry from what i understand let's take it away stacy well we're going to look at the end of an empire of debt we have had a global. pile of debt says 1971 and it is blowing up in the says what we have been preparing me for for the past 10 years we believe it's here and yet you know i'm going to read some poems i'm going to think of some poems that america right now because we are the u.s. dollar. we are so we are the empire and you know robert frost said the woods is lovely dark and deep but i have promises to keep in many miles to go before i sleep and of course emily dickinson said something along the lines of because i could not stop for death you know i was just too busy i had all these things to do lunch appointments all that sort of stuff he kindly stopped for me the same thing as like we're very busy i guess bit busier busier we have all sorts of cultural issues and partisan war and all this sort of stuff going on but if you look calmly around you you see that death has stopped kindly for the us empire and all its debt it's easie

were the pression this will last a few years you know so you know let's get into it stacy well endings are always always always new beginnings so it's an opportunity to come up with new companies new monetary systems new economic ideas and new populations and ways of interacting with each other so one of the headlines i want to turn to here is from africa and this guy runs a big clean company in africa and he says 80 percent of my big question customers do not hold any crypto they buy bitcoin to make payments that is the state of crypto and africa not speculative so obviously they've jumped ahead from big queen as a store of value and they're using it as a global trade unit of account in particular he pointed out that almost all cars at least where he lives in africa come from overseas like japan and there's a huge used car market where they ship the cars used cars from japan to africa and these people are paying for it's with bitcoin right you know this is an example of an area of the world that was 'd considered lagging but could leapfrog to the head of the class remember part of the

with that, stacy white. stacy bradley, thanks again. >> item 8. 811 valencia street shadow project. >> could you put up the powerpoint, please, government government. >> this was approved in 1984. planning code section 295 prohibits the city from issuing building permits for structures greater than 40 feet in height. under the jurisdiction of rec and park unless the planning commission after consultation with rec and park finds it would not have a significant adverse impact upon the use of park property. in 1989 the rec and park commission adopted a the memoram for determination of significant shadows in parks under the jurisdiction of rec and park. at this time i would like to pass to kimberly from the planning department for a brief overview of the project description. the overall public benefit served by the project. >> kimberly, if you are there. >> hi. thank you, chris. good afternoon. planning department staff. the project includes demolition of single story building and new construction of temperature

actually there's a risk that the globe is heading into a depression that start pressuring the day we're stacy yeah we're heading into to brush and we might never actually know how we got there because where re saying all of our history and right now you know princeton university one of the great ivy leagues where many of the heads of the fed come from by the way and there you find that they have the woodrow wilson school of foreign policy and they've now determined that woodrow wilson was a racist and therefore they got rid of the name so i suggested and the fed woodrow wilson was a racist after president woodrow wilson find the federal reserve act into law on the evening of december 23rd 1913 he told the men and women grouped around him quote i feel that i have had a part in completing a work which i think will be of lasting benefit to the business of the country so counsels a fair right counsel 5 counsel culture news accounts of the 5th everything i spend counsel up until now is meaningless unless you counsel both that unless your counsel said then canceling all those t.v. shows canceling a

is still with us this is the just awesome day ever in the history of this show stacy what's up well i continue to be here because during the break while you were doing all that stuff an international incident has arisen because of the 1st half of this show we have gone by role and not in a good way it seems that our men take a peanut butter tortilla wrap as cause an international incident the people of space this thing i knew was disgusting the 2nd i saw it you can't put a check on peanut butter in a taco that is in 2 d. it is. well the people of france are also scandalized by the notion because the episode title is of course ketchup on a croissant so the people of spain are upset with the munch a go on this and the people of mexico are upset with the the tortilla and even jimmy carter and he's upset about the peanut butter we've cost the global astronomical scandal over epic proportions particularly in france where they take food seriously there as well they should because they've got their priorities straight you know the way ticket to a frenchman's heart is through well cooked me

especially the color tree that has been bubbling forth during covid so thanks to stacy.ve been reading a lot about. >> that's great. we always appreciate the book recommendations. i have been popping some book recommendations from carrots in the chat is also before you log off make sure school back of a look at those an additional history about ella baker, about sncc. there's good new books coming out about elevator in the fall, and a new book coming out about sncc in the fall so check those out. i don't know if you are in the book about sncc. >> who is doing it? >> the university of georgia. >> really? let me put a plug in for, i do have a book coming out although i never said i'm writing about because julian wrote it but i'm editing julian's classroom lectures for the corset top of the civil rights movement with harris who wrote the rebellious lives of mrs. rosa parks, her biography, that is being published by deacon in january great. i will see if we can get the link in the chat for that as well. >> the only book i would recommend come just recently came out and it is

it was just painful to wait for it >> stacy, certainly so many of these challenges are certainly now behind qualcomm, but a question about declining smartphone sales due to covid and they mentioned a delay to a 5g phone that is presumably the apple phone that is delayed. how much of a challenge is that if only in the next couple quarters >> if you want to take the other side, let's be honest right now the smart phone market is horrendous we're in the middle of a pandemic if you talk to thuawei they woul have missed. they missed on chips in the current they just reported, and they are weak because the market is bad and then going forward apple is coming back into the model which is good. but there is still a lot of controversy on the pace of that. you mention it'd is a delay. that's not a shock there is a lot of controversy on the pace of what that will look like not the content that they will have, and those apple phones, and the street numbers will currently have a steep ramp up and the controversy just capping this couple of quarters will be that given the up side from apple is rea

us i'll be back again at the top of the hour with another newsprint in the meantime take care and stacy. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. our corona update. from the covert 19 special next on d w. how does a virus spread. why do we have it and when will all of this. through the top. and weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like and new information on the crown of virus or any other science topic we should really check out our podcast so you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at. science. coronavirus knows no borders as it spreads across south planets. such as he's not an equal opportunities killer. ease. that raw or not. the social determinants and on the. state is. so why is it that coveted 19 seems to affect the very poorest among us most of all. welcome to this 19 special in berlin it's great to have you with us so far from being the great leveller as it's occasionally been described coronavirus has exposed inequalities within societies also often it's those

stay safe everybody stacy stay safe stay safe the priest has to say. a one welcome to this edition of all environments show up because i am sandra from kampala here in uganda of also also be covering the effects of the current a virus pandemic in africa here in uganda for example.

do some serious wounded ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about. luxury automobile again from that you know what money laundering is highly illegal. much keyser of course. in today's headlines the british government's accused of selling spy ware to more than a dozen countries with questionable human rights records and has apparently been doing so for years. plus the mixed messages that have got the english public scratching their heads of all wearing masks will be mandatory in shops starting next week despite contradictory comments from the government we discuss whether it's time to force people to cover up. i don't think that it should be compulsory especially when the evidence is not particularly strong the united kingdom has got a lot of we need to bring this down we don't want a single extra day we need to do everything we can.

tonight, stacy abrams will be in conversation with karen haynes, a word and editor at large. she was previously the national writer on race through the associated press, focused on the intersection of race, politics. we are so grateful for her participation. later in the program we will take some of your questions you can submit them using the q and a button at the bottom of your zoom window and we also include a link in the chat box where you will want to purchase not act copy. i'm excited to listen to and learn from these extra and a women again for joining us please welcome stacy abrams and aaron haynes into your home. >> thank you so much, heather and thank you so much for what i hope is to be a conversation with someone who i have covered for a long time and who we went to your more from in this moment in our democracy and facing what i feel like is the most consequential election of our time. welcome, leader abrams. we have got to stop meeting like this. good to be with you again. >> good to be with you as well. >> i feel like to george us and i'm a native of atlanta. w

stacy vivants thank you for that inside. us marines have lowered the american flag and u.s. diplomatic staff have left their consulate in the southwestern chinese city of change beijing ordered the closure in retaliation for washington's shutting down of the chinese consulate in houston u.s. secretary of state might call the facility a center for spying once the u.s. consulate this building stands empty. onlookers gathered to catch a glimpse of the americans leaving some celebrating their departure. but the chinese people shouts one man. the closure of this consulate in chengdu was no surprise it followed the shattering of the chinese consulate in houston texas by the u.s. government last week washington claimed the consulate had become a hub for spying and attempting to steal coronavirus research. the chinese foreign ministry denied this and said beijing was not looking for a fight. the current situation of relations between china and the us is unfortunate the u.s. bears the entire responsibility of the u.s. to immediately corrected mistakes and make it possible for bilater

francis newton stacy, jump in here.ecause back in the '90s we were couldn' counting clicks toe website. now we're actually counting revenue. >> yes, or we're counting unemployment or we're counting the fed. my question to you is do you think with the recent uptick in commodity prices and decline of the dollar, do you think we have growth going down, inflation going up, or a deflationary risk going forward and how do you allocate given the two different scenes? >> well, first of all, there's no risk of inflation here. remember, all this money that's going into the economy globally from fiscal monetary is simply replacing money that would have been made. it's not like excess cash in the economy really. it's keeping the economy liquid. inflation risk is very low. look at what's gone on in the bond market. it tells what you the expectation is there. so i don't see inflation as a risk at all. and by the way, maria, with these rates so low, valuations on stocks could go quite a bit higher, actually. in fact, that's one of the

i'll be back again at the top of the hour with another news for you in the meantime take care and stacy. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour corona update. from the 19 special next on d w.

. >> laura: okay, if you want proof that stacy abrams is no longer a top >> if you want proof stacy abramss no longer a top vp contender listen to this. >> we can't romanticize and say if we do this the world changes, it doesn't. there are no saviors running for reelection or running to save our country. i want us to remember this election is not about being excited about any single person but being energized about our power to shape our future. >> biden better hope is voters have more enthusiasm than she has. shannon bream, take it from here. >> the beefsteak is one of the favorite parts we have. thank you. tonight the president's critics claim he only cares about red states, that is how democrats are raiding attorney general william barr claiming there was nothing about lockdown protests at the michigan state capitol but argue weeks later federal agents sent to portland are the ones sparking violence.

stacy, let me ask an open question to get started.re will we be in six months, going into the holiday season? stacy: in six months i think we will be floating in discounts still. that is the big issue going into the second half of the year. everyone is trying to clear and get clean for the second half of the year. i don't think it can happen fast enough. the other thing you will see -- pardon? tom: go ahead, finish. have ars can only certain amount of traffic in their stores for the second half of the year. wille have black friday or all of the promotions move online and push the consumer more online? what does digital online demand due to bricks and mortar? , i think of robert burke running bergdorf. ,or you as a retail industry what does brick-and-mortar actually do? what is their action in the next six months? stacey: it's interesting. because so many brands have seen their online penetration struggle overnight, nike said there expectation -- they did in three months what they were going to do in two years. stores dohe curbside pic

part of his legacy and it's an ongoing journey to be used as above it's been snowing so very much stacy for coming out on the story you're welcome. and there's much more on these and other stories that are social media platforms and of course our web site as well i'm brian thomas from the entire news team thanks so much for being. foreclosed hers from nigeria you know that's what money would sponsor their unique . authentic. and successful beyond belief 7. ali would start aug 7th on t w.

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because there's but it's survival guide book stacie just like all the stores simply have to travel the surface. be sure it's still there are you going to get it back. oh heck no this is a repatriation scheme look at the last 7 years. until the separate cars cars report . 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area russia. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on the story for you today right here on the news or direction where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. with. the jokes so much income do we need the same thing. they all did and now us missed something. that you go

anymore how about that and then we'll go throw to stacey and then she's going to have some color on stacy well max here on price report for the past 10 years we have been saying the markets are rigged they are not fear they are creating a cantillon effect they are creating moral hazard they are bailing out the very top you know 0.01 percent of the population for.

we have francis newton stacy. you know i love you guys.hen i bring you on, that is six names that i have to contend with. let me, start with you, francis, of these three potential scenarios which one makes the most sense to you? by the way how should we be invested in that particuarly scenario? >> the defense sector is the which is very odd. market on uptick in cases, we still have a lag in deaths. that remains to be seen how that plays out. earnings kicking off next week. so much is priced into the market. it will be interesting to see if there are surprises. in the short term i'm watching 3125 on the s&p. if we get downward momentum, we'll get a selloff. i expect stocks to kind of chill the rest of the summer. i see real risks ahead when the airlines are able to lay people off by the end of september and when those loans come out of forbearance at the end of the october. if we lose the extra $600 a week, it will be interesting to see how many loans go into forbearance. we have 100 million in loans in forbearance. we have no idea what the

because his daughter stacy fills in some of the blanks. said to keep earphones on.llowed person would be up. the next day they would say he had rallied a little bit. less oxygen. at one point he was on 100% oxygen requirement. >> the next thing i remember our people in blue, in masks. waking up in the high dependency unit. that was probably more horrific than being in the icu because i was awake. there were tubes everywhere. no strength at all. a, and on drugs. i was still highly agitated. i'm sure they could not wait to see the back of me. >> i spoke to critical care nurse laura ferguson. >> when he woke up he was a very pleasant man and a pleasure to look after. very clearly remember pictures being sent to his family. he had a big smile and a thumbs up for his family. it is my lasting memory of him. >> and he finally left intensive care after weeks on ventilation, in an induced coma, on the road to full recovery. eddie says he will make every day count. supposed most people feel this way when something like this happens. you understand how important life is. >> jo

to do some serious moon ok let's see how we did well we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy beautiful jewelry and house. bill for max you know what money's going to hire the. lights because. problem drugs has come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we've seen very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids invented america under the banner of medicine persisted with the pain but instead of trying to wean him off though she did dose after dose after dose after dose and really became his drug dealer so who's to blame patients doctors manufacturers the government. a historic week for the black lives mother movement supports out in the streets well as to record numbers on a lot of violence sites we hear from a reporter who was caught up in a police say. they get closer and closer to say a peaceful i'm packing up that you can see a police officer from seattle show backward i start filming him at a very directly. among many other stories that shape the week the ukase opposition la

. >> reporter: stacy johnson is the executive director at chattanooga. >> we have had calls from the service industries, now that hotels and restaurants are starting to open back up. >> reporter: johnson says the city reopened too early and did so without prioritizing the growing outbreak in the community. >> it wasn't part of the strategy, it wasn't part of the plan. >> reporter: johnson's group has been focussed on providing needed information on covid in spanish, something she says is lacking from city and state institutions. >> we feel like language is a huge barrier. we have a large guatemalan community. when you have guidelines that have been predominantly in english, what message does that send to a community about whose health as a nation we are prioritizing? >> it sends the message, "you're not really here", that we are placing priority over certain languages, certain ethnicities in my opinion. >> we opened five years ago for the underserved community. >> reporter: dr. arnold runs clinica medicos here. many of the patients are uninsured and undocumented, meaning they won't g

stacy, good to have you with us. >> thank you, shannon, nice to be here. >> shannon: you had a one-twoink your notes said that when covid hit sales were down 60% and then when the protests in the unrest showed up, that was another 20% and they say listen, you've been very supportive of a lot of the protesters basic messages, underlying messages, do you feel in some way though they've been hijacked by the more, you know, aggressive and violent protesters who now kind of leave a lot of downtown businesses in limbo? >> absolutely. the messages getting lost because it certainly not the black labs movement that is causing all this damage on federal buildings and everything else. it's just people taking advantage of an opportunity and it's hurting a lot of people. not just the businesses but the residence and everybody that's trying to be down there. it's just destroyed portland in my opinion. >> shannon: you've said that you have -- the branches of your subway restaurants that you had are outside of downtown are doing well or at least they are surviving. how would you contrast that with you

to say to everybody stacy stay safe stay safe the phrase stay safe. are they friends she wanted to be with you she said she tried to steer the board which it was the william bullfighting of the fitness new mission or are they and i mean when you finish that if you still have a seal which you would call it the biggest user of the water he's going to go get the shit my debit card for our chip damo trump unplugging your pin our 2 part documentary analyzes the difficult relationship between russia and the us and between the presidents how does their rivalry and their dangerous mutual admiration affect the rest of the world to some bullies trump and putin starts august 3rd on d w. come the bag. and. play. this is d.w. news live from birthday and u.s. president donald trump stokes division on independence day in a fiery speech at mt rushmore trump around on the protest is a huge chunk of monuments during anti racism rallies the president has promised especially even named as the celebrations move to washington also coming up.

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