stan: great question.ve taken a tactic of having a vaccine that has the protein we make that large-scale, and the protein itself has the ability to stimulate antibody responses that should be protected. we also mix it with an adjutant. the purpose is to boost the immune response. we think both components are important. alix: do you think a world where we get a one shot and done thing like measles is realistic and can you give me a perspective on timing for multi-shot versus a one-shot deal? stan: i think the data are looking so far they would have in our trials, we are having that dose at day zero and it does at day 21. for our vaccine it could be the standard dose. others are taking an approach where they are trying just one dose. there are several different approaches to a vaccine. we are all targeting the same protein, called a spike protein. it is a protein on the surface of the virus that has to bind dear human respiratory cells. if you make antibodies to that protein, then you block it from being abl

charles: stan, your story, share 2 with us, please. >> thanks, charles.preciative you and fox business have us be here. may 14th, 2014 my partner, used to be a police officer, i was in kidney fail her, stage five. i'm a person used to be up at the go. i'm up at 4:00 or five in the morning go until 1:00 in the morning. i was down for a little. i didn't know if i would go into kidney failure and i started to figure out way of making money if my real estate career had to take a pause. i dabbled into small cap day trading. started learning about it last summer. the pandemic hit, i went into it feet first and full throttle on it. charles: you two are becoming legends. before we talk about all your winners and your secrets, talk about the worst mistakes. what are the worst miss takes you made so far? >> not paying attention. making sure that -- [inaudible] making sure i treat every trade like a business transaction and, you know, pay attention, you know. charles: yeah. i mean, stan i think greed might be one or just, a lot of times people tell me their target o

senate providing int: certainly, we would like carveout banks and the credit unions that have a long-stan small businessmain street, and we want to see main street help. in the past we have bailed out out the airl ii think main street deserves to get an injection biggest reporters in the country and as such, they e having a rough time reopening. we need to help out. we carveout a bigger percentage of the funding for these y-based banks and credit unions we are guaranteeing tt the money is going to go where it makes the mostmastreet, small businesses, to the d-pop stores. the people that have a long-standing relationship with communities. host: are there any chaactually who gets theally deserve to get the money? guest: we saw how last time during the first round of ppp's many were shamed into giving back the money. some of the traditional banking customers and small businesses were left out. it was during the second round of funding t out $60 billion, that we saw some e help getting to main street. we see now how new york tried to reopen. race is a big issue, it was ansue for many small bu

and they say you have to interview stan who was there at the start as a 17 -year-old kid. i got to talk to him and he was always nice to me anytime i needed anything he was the first to say how can i help i him for his kindness ball those lessons he gave me. thanks for asking. >> when i think the american revolution i think of a personal betrayal against george washington. how does this story fit in chronologically to that did they have an influence on his reaction. >> benedict arnold i have been a different book on him and of course the great betrayal of george washington i went down to the national archives years ago and they have treasure vaults there and it's where they keep the best step in the open the drawer and pull out a sheet of paper that looks like an index card the oath of allegiance is one at the start of the revolution and george washington wanted to swear an oath to make sure not to betray us. all the oath are numbered in the corner monday hand me with the gloves on oath of allegiance number five we still have those we still ask military men and women raise

but true champion stan. duck. and 5. minute on the back of the living championship season. to go. 30 minutes on d w sure to the fullest and the news of this is because goods are limited in the 1st soonish bin laden can make a call. come sounds about right when extremism in german security forces have been increasing for years in a clandestine network ammunition and weapons were illegally hard but for what purpose in sign. up to. 90 minutes on the would. be cutting through the noise. where i come from people are known for being tough but fair new york can get loud and people tell it like it it is going to take all of the concrete jungle of the melting pot of the city that never sleeps it's this energy that makes it feel like old but amid the hustle it's important to listen and pay attention because it's not just the loudest voices who needs to be heard we all have a story it's a town but i see it as my job as a journalist to go beyond the obvious now i'm basing your a mum and my work takes me around the world might do things for me in the state to tell the important stories

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charges she helped under aged girls who had been sexually abused by its teen a wealthy finance year if stan was awaiting trial on charges of trafficking minus when he was found dead in a jail cell from an apparent suicide. 1st the u.s. economy added full point $8000000.00 jobs in june that's according to the neighbors of off and it's the 2nd straight month of gains off the company's shed a record $20000000.00 jobs in april the survey was completed in mid june into before the current spike in taste numbers in the u.s. which has forced some states to reimport the restrictions the unemployment rate is now 11 point one percent. from all i'm joined by alice financial correspondent. in new york so how sustainable is this recovery given that case numbers are rising again. you know well i mean that is one of the big questions how sustainable that's going to be because we've seen it from some states and counties that some of the reopening measures have been turned back and there are numbers that got to published here on friday were already taken by mid june so all those the big increase the big spik

lewis running for congress in congress he was a tireless campaigner and a moral watchdog when you see stan think that it's not right not just not fair to have a maverick nation just. do something louis was an inspiration to many including former president barack obama the current white house has ordered flags to be flown at half mast but has been reserved in its comments louis was a harsh critic of president donald trump but across the country people are mourning a man who until the end of his life fought strongly but peacefully against injustice. you're watching data with the news we'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour if you need more news before then you can always stand up to date on our website that's dot com don't forget to follow us on instagram and twitter as well as data which is news i'm rebecca regions from a and the in time news today. thanks very much for watching. i'm able to complete the 2nd season on the french. the planet on the brink of disaster there's a long interview experts about one question how to change such a loser.

i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program and is stan bull court has sentenced former amnesty international later tannic to 6 years imprisonment on terrorism related charges the harsh verdict has ended what critics say was a politically motivated trial targeting opposition activists in turkey the court also sentence 3 other turkish activists to prison 7 of the 11 defendants were acquitted german activist no was among them his arrest in istanbul 3 years ago triggered a crisis in relations between germany and turkey. and i'm now joined by human rights activist that one of the defendants in the trial was also arrested in 27 tane and spent more than 100 days in pretrial detention but was returned to germany later that year paid it thanks very much for coming on the program you have been acquitted today 4 of your turkish friends and colleagues will go to jail what do you say about today's verdict well we would have expected the acquittal or all 11 of us this would have been a good foundation for human rights in turkey but we saw the opposite 4 of us receiving jail sentences we hope that we came

s india correspondent mr just travelled to karoly in raja stan to find out. for nearly 2 weeks so neither job has been working on this water reservoir it is 7 hours of hard labor every day in da just can't punishing fun especially for someone who was doing it for the 1st time so need was one of more than 30000 migrants who fled just hans good already district when india along down in late march. her husband had been making good money working 2 jobs in jeopardy she focused on breezing their 5 children they didn't need a 2nd income then the shutdown hit. her husband lost his work. virus can come here to we aren't afraid of that we just came here because there was no work there until now we were making do with our savings but now there is nothing left so my husband has gone back. her husband is now back in jeopardy but with just one job at half the money with much less income she now needs to work too soon either and the others will only need 2150 rupees a day 23 euros for 2 weeks off work. yet she is lucky only 3 of the workers here are determined migrants job

cnn's arwa damon joins me now from us stan bull, turkey. arwa? >> reporter: hi. iraq's ministry of health is washing that t hospitals saying it's nearing capacity. experts are warning that the government is going to have to redouble its efforts if it wants to slow down the spread of the virus. they wait to verify the names of the dead. their sorrow is silent. much like the enemy that claimed those they lost. this man lost his parents and sister to covid-19, one after the other. they underestimated the virus, did not understand how to protect themselves from the spread. we are terrified now. we are 100% convinced he says. the burials happen at night in iraq's largest cemetery when the country's brutal summer heat dips. final prayers by strangers. teams from the country's paramilitary force formed to fight isis. we are getting around 70 to 80 bodies a day this man says. and it's expected to get much worse across this country whose medical infrastructure was already decimated by decades of sanctions, war and corruption. medical workers report a prevalence of the vir

. ♪ ♪ things rarely go as planned >> musicians and entertainers took part in this year's stan fr sanncisco aid's walk. how it went fully virtual for the first time. >>> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. cooler weather moved in today and that cool down will continue over the next couple days. we'll have the details in the >>> in the south bay about 100 people took part in a black lives matter march in downtown o lo los gatos. they stayed in the town plaza area. it was peaceful and briefly went to highway 17 causing traffic to backup in both directions. drivers are being asked to avoid the intersection of can to cruz and main street because traffic is at a standstill. >>> dozens of activists march in san francisco today calling on city leaders to disband the police department. >> black lives matter! >> the group began the peaceful march in san francisco's neighborhood. a group called the every 28 foundation organized the protest. the union representing san francisco police officers responded to calls for disbanding the department by saying quote, reckless proposals such as disbanding police

stan has it xd one, it doesn't look like a surge of fog that we had yesterday, morning fog and sunny, breezy to windy at times. you will remember yesterday at this time it was 45 so that down a little bit. there will be a breeze a little bit. thunderstorms going right along the sierra. for us another day of below average temperatures. they will be here for a few days. over to sal. i think it's quiet but let's ask him. >>> it is quiet out there for sure and let's go out and take a look at what we have. we don't see a lot going on was is just the way we like it. it is moving along nicely if you are driving on westbound west richmond bridge. no issues here morning, we have hot date drama in ukraine were 20 people are being held hostage on the bus by a gunman. the gunmen himself called the police after taking over that bus. he even gave them his name. authorities say there's an online book by a man with that same name who says he spent 15 years in prison. the president of ukraine says shots have been heard at the scene. they are trying to end this hostage drama with no casualties. we will

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in penance for their sins a woman has a baby out of wedlock with smart sen can you imagine a martin stan a mortar on the water in the us church christmas sent. here are parable of the larger downtown at a fire. and when the time of penance was up they were car stamps and made to leave their children behind. julia devaney lived with the nuns in choosing from 1926 when she was just 8 until the home closed in 1961. and when she left she recalls the suffering of the young mother was. only. one of the. people. or. even more of. when my mother actually left it was in the middle of the biggest snowstorm we ever had an art and. i have this picture of a walking of the rather sad case i'm going to leave a baby behind. and it doesn't know if her mother was ever given news of joan the son she left behind. but we do have a description of him it's from a government inspector who visited shoom shortly afterwards a miserable emaciated child with gracious appetite and no control over bodily functions probably mentally defective. less than 2 months later he was dead. john was born nominal healthy. they st

friendly have been ongoing for years authorities that are ready vehicles plus road along the river stan. now in the era of a pandemic they've gone a step further and ban cars from new clue devival leave a busy thoroughfare. unfortunately such moves have ignited the fire of drivers. nick will actually fall though it's a passionate cyclist who owns a bike repair shop. we feel under attack from car drivers because our numbers are growing the more space we take up the more we bother them that. is among those benefiting from the government's investment in cycling for every bike his workshop prepares the state contributes 50 euros in the 3 weeks since the scheme began some 60000 bikes have been fixed. over these days i start at 9 am and finish at midnight. with guy who runs the workshop for me has finally managed to take the day off it was the 1st time in 3 weeks so i was almost a month pilot on. the move away from cars in favor of bikes is certainly good news for the environment during lock down road and air traffic grind to a standstill in the 1st 3 days alone harmful nitrogen dioxide emiss

how much is from there to the next child up oh yes knowing we're you know that we did it last time stan and between i was it might be about the next hour of it why don't i get a week or every end up there with my key to me does the problem be detected. so far the 6 minutes we charge here so it's quite a long time and when i look at my watch. we're 45 minutes left but surely we need to make an analogy to 45 minutes where less than 45 minutes with 40 minutes left to put me on to do to which to me doesn't need to drive me to want to know a lot. more to 50 to 40 to 35 minutes so it seems like. it stopped in time to send here. we're. going to go to do it. now and say ok i'm sick of it. this time of. the wind if you're going to say stop it looks like there might still have been a chance that this winter we lived there for 20 minutes it would get quite clear i'll never going to be really hard to make up the day. i was so welcome as new to begin. you shouldn't let me do anything that's true and i think this is all the time and i'm not related i would say today it is not possible to be cool in m

keuka stan and other nations are also -- here ca other nations ae also pushed to the breaking point.he united nations has launched an independent coronavirus response panel to review the who's handling of the pandemic. protests against a new coronavirus lockdown are underway in serbia for a third day running despite a new government ban on mass gatherings. several thousand returned to demonstrate outside parliament in belgrade today. most remained seated with some carrying banners urging calm. this comes after government rallies turned violent over the past two days. protesters are angry after the government imposed a second lockdown due to a sharp spike in covid-19 cases. some blame that on the serbian president's desired to postpone elections. >> pelleted for the second night in a row, the parliament building attacked once again by angry rioters. these are scenes the serbian government desperately wants to rein in. in belgrade, there will be a total ban of organized public gatherings of more than 10 people both indoors and outdoors. the serbian president called the protesters hooli

to know how much is from there to the next child 000-0000 you will you build it peter get us caught stan and we've got the by the month of x. how i don't quite know what it is we are every end up there with you know he does the problem with the taxes. so 46 minutes we charge here so it's quite a long time and when i look at my watch. we are 45 minutes left but i shall be able to make it are not treated 45 minutes we're less than 45 minutes we have 40 minutes left i mean nothing to do 2 or 3 truly doesn't need to drive need to learn a few dozen or. more to 50 to 40 to 35 minutes or so seems like. it stopped in time to send here. were. let's go to do it's. nice to have them and say ok i'm sick of. this type of. i'm to the point if you go to the say stop it looks like there might still have been a chance that this would be waiting there for 20 minutes it would get quite clear i never was going to be really hard to make up the day. i was so welcome listening to begin. she didn't like me don't think that's true i think it was all over town and i'm not related i would say today it is not possi

week we had over 40,000 people reach out to susan and marine already respond back to their new pow stan web poll just from my him running into it yet he wrote right back to the winds. she writes, but you know you have to wait. you know maleah's ward says these new form friendships are much needed right now the facilities scale down on the station hours since the pandemic have that constant writing keeps their mind going and they just love getting that attention and knowing that there are people out there. during this pandemic that people do care and it shows. being a pen pal has been around for a while it's not a new form of communication after a lot of writing but these letters or words of comfort to help navigate through difficult times. >>elizabeth hur dell reporting there by the way if you'd like to be involved with this pen pal group look for carson valley senior living on facebook. well found she's got a fastball kind that's doctor anthony fauci everybody knows him. he wasn't great last week when he threw out the first pitch at the washington nationals season opener regardless he

double test, once onon arrivalal in the second after f five days or eigt days, , where people will l stanuarantinene to shshow they didt have the disease, then they would be allowed out. reporter: to flatten the newly rising curve, madrid has now made mask wearing mandatory in public. residence seem happy to comply -- residents seem happy to comply. >> it is fine, because in this way, we are protected and more responsible. this is how it should have been from the beginning. reporter: belgium is also struggling with a new spec in cases. the city of antwerp reinstated a curfew. no one is allowed outside between 11:00 p.m. -- 11:30 pmm 6:00 a.m. except for essential workers. germany is worried about imported infections. it is requiring travelers from high-risk areas to take a covid-19 test upon arrival. while many w were hoping to fort about the coronavirus during their holidays, the virus has certainly not forgotten about them. brent: we will hear some of the otother stories making headlines around the world. iran's revolutionary guard has undergone a series of military exercises in the str

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friendly have been ongoing for years authorities that are ready vehicles plus road along the river stan. now in the era of a pandemic they've gone a step further and ban cars from the blue devil leave a busy thoroughfare. unfortunately such moves have ignited the fire of drivers. to fall it's a passionate cyclist who owns a bike repair shop also if we feel under attack from car drivers because our numbers are growing the more space we take up. efforts to make the city more environmentally friendly have been ongoing for years authorities that are ready vehicles plus road along different routes than. now in the era of a pandemic they've gone a step further and ban cars from the blue devil leave a busy thoroughfare. unfortunately such moves have ignited the ire of drivers. it's a passionate cyclist who owns a bike repair shop also if we feel under attack from car drivers because our numbers are growing the more space we take up the more we. can equalize among those benefiting from the government's investment in cycling for every bike his workshop prepares the state contributes 50 euros in

but first, the really creative way the oakland -- plan to include their fans despite stan's being empty during the game. >>> neil young, hardest noon. that is the song that is playing. welcome back, thank you for the request. >>> it is a nice morning. send us your request. facebook, twitter, instagram, use the hashtag ktvu. >>> the minor-league baseball season is officially canceled now, because of the pandemic. the announcement came yesterday after the president of the national association of professional baseball leagues said that half of the 160 minor league teams were in danger of failing without getting government help. the major league teams are now planning for a 60 day regular- season. most of their revenue comes from broadcast. >>> there will not be fans in the stands when baseball comes back july 23. fans of the oakland a's can have a cardboard cutout of themselves take their place. they introduce colosseum cutouts yesterday. a cardboard cutout will cost $89. a special file all zone cutout is $129. if the cutout gets hit with a foul ball, the ball will be sent to the fan. they

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and a strike team to deal with infections and exposures live in walnut creek dan kerman kron 4 news stan, thanks today, california leaders giving an update on the state's effort to track and trace the coronavirus. >>kron 4 capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the status of the state's contact tracing program in the warning from california health leader, it's. >>california's first few weeks of its contact tracing program health and human services secretary mark kelly acknowledged the effectiveness of the program is off to a slower start at the level of transmission that were seen across the state even a very very robust contact tracing program in every single county will have a hard time reaching out to every single case as of this month, the state has 10,000 newly trained covid-19 contact tracers to help county help officers track the spread of the virus about a 3rd of them have reportedly been deployed in the last couple of weeks, we're working patiently with the county's trying to increase their ability to accept the the the new contact tracing staff from the state but also d

different of the understand from 20 years ago when the taliban was in power the people of oakland stan the youth of all going to stand have very different ideals to what they were 20 years ago how do you envisage in afghanistan if the taliban takes a major share of power and control how much freedom will the people the use have in afghanistan. no the amount of an awful to be a good 100 all of them other ways i'm. not. going to have 194100 another modify a new home a. condom i should on the son of god but 195. so you're not kathy about what you did them aside though to to him no less number 7 for not. all of them so when i do what i understand. about you know me to you but how do you know how do you know i do that it could be much harder for him. to have some do you go to him what i mean you don't need to do and if you go to him . be to him what i could only do what he had up and keep. 100. 100000 we had to go. home you shall not want to know it or not like it but as you say it when i get a bit almost saddam one measurable tomato kind of a thought but i'll keep you have it all more how

kong but you cannot walk to geta and the chinese government will be able to be by and new which is stan that modus operandi but this must come at the best time then for beijing when it looks at europe and it sees brecht's it taking place the u.k. and the european union are going separate ways they're not coming together this is exactly what china wants is an. i think you're absolutely right to be fair the chinese government had clearly he signed it that they would be doing something unknown to light of what they're doing now by no one but last year well people call it 19 and became a and issue. with 19 bringing countries in europe and dignity in the united states to its needy and dependent on china for p.p.s. from their perspective to tommy is now absolutely in a perfect to push a very very hot mind on hong kong mr steve song director of the university of london is trying to institute joining us tonight for not a good reason we appreciate your time and your insights tonight very valuable thank you thank you again situation is show us so us ok thank you duly noted. well the day is almost

much of the early history of life in san anselmo was provided by the old stan and elmo harold. when local historians is damaged the papers archive they could only find two mcmansions of the entire 1918 flu pandemic that killed 50 million people worldwide. and nothing about how it affected the town. >> we decided, let's don't have that happen this time, let's get some first-hand stories. >> reporter: this town's historical commission and public library are soliciting from the public photos with a short paragraph, documenting life during the covid-19 pandemic. one shows the deserted downtown during a dog walk, another captures the nightly 8 pm howell in support of healthcare workers. still another shows a virtual group therapy session for young people. librarian linda convinces if this kind of thing was úmake our current struggle a bi easier. >> if we could see that our forefathers and mothers really kind of buckled down and did it and got through it, maybe that would have given us a little more, okay, we can do this, too. >> the pandemic came on quick with no warning and we are

i'm just very mindful that the guy you collaborated with on the film, the australian dream, stan grantfilm, is a big part of the film, he talked about, as a young person, growing up with such a sense of shame. he said, "to be aboriginal in my youth was to be ashamed, "ashamed of our poverty, ashamed of the secondhand clothes, "the secondhand lifestyle, the broken glass, "the constant movement, " and yet you then became a standout athlete. how difficult was it to have a foot in both worlds? we still have a foot in both worlds, steve. i think most indigenous people live in two worlds. the western world and a culture, spiritual world of the indigenous ancestry that we have which has a lot of trauma and baggage and hopelessness, disadvantage that's been passed on from generation to generation. so what we tend to do is create role models and be able to break down those barriers that i keep talking about for our future generations to understand that it does take hard work to be successful and you're going to have to work harder than non—indigenous people if you want to be successful because

on one size fits all big government telling everybody what to do he said in those guidelines though stan. if you will but he's not make them for making them federal mandate so words mean things when she says she wants a federal plan i guess she wants the federal to have a one size fits all mandate from the federal government and that's just not how we do it in the united states the virus is iraq coming out of control and people are dying so obviously president from as true that they're just. like really. popular people are dying a virus here they do not know that this is the blue collar president he's put a premium on the blue collar the working class he wants all those poor kids like my special needs son to have a chance to not fall farther behind he wants parents to have their kids back in school so they don't have the burden of daycare or hiring tutors to take care of them and they can go to work again the idea that this disease shut down is silly i think right now the new york city is talking about a kind of plan b. for a where you would have cancelled a school for 2 days and then 3

>>under stan there's there's so many different things at play here. the health of everyone is most important to us. but yet getting through this is a process as a small business many contra costa county businesses are now just waiting on the green light to reopen and to see a steady flatline or decrease in cases in the county. >>i don't want them to like go the next day and say oh i'm start we made a mistake. or check my expectations for my customers again for all these wonderful members with all these wonderful things and they have to pull the rug out from under them in contra costa county michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>well happening today there will be a state hearing on the outbreak of coronavirus at san quentin prison. the senate committee on the senate committee on public safety. it's going to be presenting its plan for treating patients, we'll also talk about how this outbreak started kron four's dan kerman has the latest. >>the outbreak of covid-19 at san quentin prison is spreading rapidly and it seems to have you know penetrated into. >>vi

under president obama he is now with the carnegie endowment stan joins me tonight from denver colorado dan it's good to see you again in a new piece in foreign affairs you write about the polish president we've got an excerpt here you write dude is attacking a perceived other in order to obscure his and his party's failings and to get his political base to the polls u.s. observers watching poland's political drama are not getting through a telescope so much as they are looking into a mirror. so tell me then what do americans see in that mirror for well i think one of the parallels i tried to draw in the piece is that when you have populist leaders who have come to power on a populist argument oftentimes they start with economic arguments and indeed law and justice did in poland as trump did in the u.s. largely but they morph over time as they fail to deliver so often on their economic promises into a more nationalist argument that reaffirms a parochial identity usually one that is more imagined than than real or at least whitewashed by the sounds are and part of that it involves demoni

in england from july 24th those courts not wearing one could be fined as much as $125.00 because it stan is extending its 2nd lockdown by 2 weeks and responds to a surge in 1000 cases and ammonia at least 42 medical workers have died since the start of the outbreak the central asian republic has reported more than 61000 infections and 375 deaths while those other headlines are next up it's the strain. to own or is there a we are this is the government not for all of the last sort of optional to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter to zara. they're welcome to the stream i'm josh rushing in you are in my home today we're talking about what spills like a major shift in the movement to stop pipelines in the u.s. to quit with native americans resisting those pipelines and they've had quite a few successes recently now hey look we're alive on you tube and i'm hoping you're going to join us in that you to chat over there so that i can

those international protection and that's something the european union needs to take a more active stans we've been closer together with frontex to 10 people with state in dignity in the pencil borders in when they're not impacted the muslim population and i think having people groups in you know these dean was doing between genuine refugees and economic migrants plays a fundamental role in this using a lot of the right do you feel left alone by the rest of the e.u. in dealing with the migrants coming to greece. i think there is not sufficient support for relocating people from the frontline states to the next computer we currently have a 101000 times even if you understand what the asylum service is that's a huge burden for out of the 8 comes that's a big number we would need more support for other countries to help us with asylum seekers and refugees but at the same time you understand most beautifully in countries that are not actively participating in a mechanism for they took a sion or sadness because in the good huge and not something that we need wept for in the unit and migration

as a republican diafter coming out of the so i think it's very frustrating to me to see the double stanut we do need to investigate things, and i think we've also seen people's reputations in the past completely ruined with falsellegations. i think about what happened to brett kavanaugh. timing is everything. and wh happened as that all played out in the national media, and reputation can beru also with a false accusation. so there are a lot of things to consir when you're talking about the #metoo movement and all of these circumstances surrounding accusations. >> it takes a lot of courage wato have any woman come f and accuse somebody else that, you know, she's been sexually harassed or things like tt. so, first of all, we want to give the benefit of doubt to anyone coming out of that shell and just being bold enough and strong enoughto ell her side of the story. i really don't know whether or not tara reade is telling the stuth. we will let the -- justice system work itself out. >> lisa, go ahead. >> it is -- it must berr ly difficult for a woman who has been harassed or assaulted to

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