the art director for levi strauss said it was going up for auction in london. she flew to london. she bid on it and was able to acquire it for the archives. >> that is a fascinating. does this travel? i know that the contemporary jewish museum does not house its permanent collection. how did this particular collection, about for the contemporary jewish museum? >> it was an inevitable exhibition. it really is everything we are all about. it is about the history of jewish san francisco, the founders of sa lit wasomething, i think, in some form or another, had been thought about since the museum started. finally, it did come about. also, it helped that we established a strong relationship with the staffing archives. we have been generous and supportive with exhibition happening. >> wonderful, so this is put together for us. >> absolutely. >> we will take a quick break and come back in just a moment. we will continue this conversation with gravity goldberg. th crisis has ch we've pulled together, worked hard to keep each other safe. we've flattened the curve and are starting to reopen

while the german chancellor speaking a short while ago let's go straight now to correspondent marina strauss who is standing by with the view from brussels so walk us through the details sara leaders agreed to hand out 390000000000 euro so money that doesn't have to be paid back instead of the 500000000000 years that were originally proposed by the e.u. commission the overall recovery fund will stay 750000000000 euro us that was proposed by the you commission also by you president shall michel so there is also a certain amount of loans included here in this package you also talked about this rule of law magnus and earlier they also agreed to really just agree to hear. your money will be handed out with the budget in the recovery fund to this rule of law mechanism but the thing is for now it remains quite unspecific and america also said in the press conference earlier this morning that this might have to be discussed further next year council who compromised in the end. everybody had to compromise a little bit when we've been talking about this in the last couple of days we had this very bas

set up by the former england captain sir andrew strauss after the death of his wife.to help support families following the death of a parent from cancer. last year players and fans really embraced the red for ruth campaign in the ashes test at lords. earlier this week i spoke to andrew about the campaign. the great thing about last year was that each individual supporter could show their support by wearing red and that creates the spectacle on the ground and on television. this year, we cannot do it in the same way, for asking people to show their support for the cause by wearing red wherever they might be in watching the test mention posting on social media and even more so, we would love for them to donate to us to help us to help families through the ha rd est help us to help families through the hardest times that a harvest from this to go through. we are so lucky to have these platforms to be able to have these platforms to be able to determine what we do to receive and we are going to try —— achieve. we're going to try to make the best of the situation in front

he was not vindicated in election, he left deeply unpopular and maybe david strauss would say my theory is it is mostly focused on judges and common-law constitutionalism is an evolutionary, mostly incremental judicial driven process in the president launching a war was not what i meant at all. so i kinda wonder if you can expand a little on that and then a related question, you say that there is fairweather living constitutionalist who are prepared to original-ism when it gets the political results that they want and there is also fair whether originalist, you're much easier on the fairweather originalist. [laughter] you don't mention really any of them by name. and there is one passage that stuck out to me in that section, when it comes to the presidency, he sometimes seems the originalist supply different rules, some originalist imagine that the founders created a presidency meant to enjoy the foreign affairs and it seems like it's a masterpiece of understatement, the federalist decide is not a monolith in the ways been character. it seems to me the dominant you is something much mor

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>> reporter: the levi strauss foundation hopes other companies let's where they invest their money. less than 4% goes to social justice causes. david louie, abc7 news. >>> now when it comes to issues of racial justice and equality, you can trust abc7 news to be your ally. you go head to abc7news.com/take action to find a list of local resources on the topic. including guides for how to discuss these issues with your kids. >>> stay with us. the summer heat returns for the holiday weekend. spencer ha - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. we're helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so they can

that's why in the summer we are joined now by marina strauss in brussels so where do things stand right now. so there are most leaders have arrived or have gotten back to the some of the building this afternoon which just learned that the planner you know when all 27 year leaders will reunite again has been postponed again towards later in the afternoon or later at night. when the president of france president mccraw arrived at the scenery he said that there is a possibility there will be a compromise today but he also said he remains crude and because he doesn't want to strike a deal at any costs he wants to erbitux wants to appeal values to be respected he also stressed that he'll continue working or fighting that's actually the word he used along with chancellor angela merkel and she also joined him in. saying that there might be a compromise and let's listen to what she had to say earlier. with talk. last night after. we worked out a framework for a possible agreement. that that is a step forward and offers hope that there could be an agreement today or at least that agreement is po

today's levi strauss is the guy who sells plexiglas and the companies that sell those big states 6 feet apart dots that are stuck to the floor everywhere now fair enough they fill a sudden need as we are all feeling needy but who else stands to profit from the pandemic and who are the damnable profiteers who state attorneys general should be busting right and the left let's ask the university of massachusetts professor emeritus richard wolfe richard as we wait instructions to return to our t america's broadcast headquarters in washington where cleaners look like they're mopping up plutonium we've been issued a 17 page manual handsome instruction book for re entering the workplace now as a long time consultant i'm green with envy i can only imagine how many billable hours went into producing that document but for what other products and services is this pandemic a legitimate gold rush and richard who are the opportunistic profiteers. well there are so many it kind of log on to the mind on the one hand you have the hustlers and i'm trying to are like the people who are using a social medi

today's levi strauss is the guy who sells plexiglass and the companies that sell those big stays 6 feet apart dots that are stuck to the floor everywhere now fair enough they fill a sudden need as we are all feeling needy but who else stands to profit from the pandemic and who are the damnable profiteers who state attorneys general should be busting right.

the german chancellor speaking earlier let's go straight to correspondent maria strauss who is standing by in brussels marina walk us through the details. leaders agreed to hand out 390000000000 euro grants that is a less than the 500000000000 yours that were originally proposed by you council president sharma shell instead but the overall funds will remain 750000000000 euro so there's also a certain amount of loans included here so it is the 1st time in history that the e.u. takes up mutual ised that there was a huge taboo before that so this is really a big thing for the e.u. they also agreed an overall budget for the next 7 years it will be the biggest bad should ever 1.8 trillion yours so some some big. milestones for the e.u. there but it certainly didn't come easily in fact they were days of negotiations many late nights what took them so long south there's a basic conflict we have been talking about it in the last couple of days there to solve and countries italy spain very hard hit by the covert 19 crisis they off also been facing economic difficulties even before covered 900 hi

attorney for the southern district of new york adri strauss announced the indictment and charges against maxwell earlier today listen to this. case against killing maxwell is the prequel to the earlier case that we brought against jeffrey epstein maxwell was among epstein's closest associates and helped him exploit girls who were as young as 14 years old. now she went on to outline how maxwell and this basically this is how it reads in the indictment as well how maxwell manipulated the young girls and to essentially sexual servitude by taking them shopping taking them to the movies acting as their friend and confidant and then ultimately grooming them to give epstein sexual massage massages in which maxwell was sometimes present for and even participated in at epstein's properties and homes in new york city his upper east side townhouse zora ranch as it's. told in santa fe new mexico and paris also his state in palm beach here in palm beach florida and also his private island which we visited just shortly before his death last august now maxwell has in the past tonight the accusations ag

today's levi strauss is the guy who sells plexiglas and the companies that sell those big stays 6 feet apart dots that are stuck to the floor everywhere now fair enough they fill a sudden need as we're all feeling.

today's levi strauss is the guy who sells plexiglass and the companies that sell those big stays 6 feet apart dots that are stuck to the floor. are everywhere now fair enough they fill a sudden need as we are all feeling needy but who else stands to profit from the pandemic and who are the damnable profiteers who state attorneys general should be busting right and left let's ask the university of massachusetts professor emeritus richard wolfe richard as we are wait instructions to return to our t. america's broadcast headquarters in washington where cleaners look like they're mopping up plutonium we've been issued a 17 page manual handsome instruction book for re entering the workplace now is a long time consultant i'm green with envy i can only imagine how many billable hours went into producing that document but.

today's levi strauss is the guy who sells plexiglass and the companies that sell those big stays 6 feet apart dots that are stuck to the floor everywhere now fair enough they fill a sudden need as we are all feeling needy.

attorney audrey strauss detailed the indictment. >> maxwell enticedinor girls, got them to trust her, then delivered them into the trap that she and epstein had set for them. she pretended to be woman they could trust, all the while she es setting them up to be sexually abused tein and in some cases, by maxwell herself. >> yang: late this afternoonde l magistrate in new hampshire ordered maxwell into the custody of u.s. marshals to be taken to new york. ere, the government will ask a bacourt to hold her withou, saying she's "an extreme flight risk." ben wieder is an investigative reporter in mclatchy newspapers washington, d.c., bureau who has worked on the "miami herald's"nn award-g investigation of epstein. >> ben, thanks so much for joining us. it has been a while sice this story has been in the headlines, so how, remind people, who ghislaine maxwell is and who she was in jeff grenfield's -- jeffrey epstein's life. >> ghislaine maxwell was jeffrey epstein's partner in both a personal way andffectively sort of a business way, depending on how you look at it. she was by his si for de

so many different openers tried along side while alastair cook, andrew strauss in his time is going onslowly, it's not particular the elegant it's not perfectly fun to watch but he stays around. he bills that platform that we speak about to allow the likes of butler lower down the order to go on and accelerate. butler himself made 40 and don's best buddy one hundred and 69 for nine declared. thank you very much indeed. highlights of the second a spy on bbc two if you want to catch the action there. leeds united fans will be a hoping their neighbours huddersfield can do them a favour against west brom. anything except a win for the baggies would mean leeds returning to the premier league for the first time in sixteen years. and. huddersfield took the lead after just four minutes. 0'shea has found an equaliser for west it's one —— one at the break. currently 11 into the second half at the moment. if it stays like this leads is returned to the premier league will be confirmed this evening. league will be confirmed this evening. there's a huge game at the bottom of the premier league tonig

well let's go to brussels now and bring in our correspondent marina strauss who's at the summit in brussels marina they discuss this new proposal all day yesterday and late into the night is there any sign that there is pursuit proposal is going to go anywhere. well the land's prime minister. said after the meeting ended yesterday that german press german chancellor angela merkel and french president walked out of a meeting with the self declared frugal for countries so that more wealthy countries from the north led by richard health and so the atmosphere didn't seem to be that good at 11 o'clock when the summit ended but what we know is that by laterals continued through the night it was a team of european council president continued working on adjustment through the night they probably didn't get much sleep or baca what we heard from a german diplomatic source is that negotiations are at an important stays and that is actually worth continuing working because apparently there's a strong will to really find a solution here is what your leaders had to say yesterday after the meeting someone

and for the whole single market marina strauss covering the e.u. summit for us in brussels thanks very much. french prosecutors say they're questioning a man in connection with an arson probe into a fire one of the country's most famous gothic cathedrals the blaze began saturday morning in the western city of no no one was injured but it took firefighters several hours to bring the situation under control. the flames blew out stained glass windows and destroyed the cathedral to ground or been. processed by the emergency services shortly after 8 o'clock in the morning scores of firefighters beat back the blaze that threatened to engulf the 15th century building. french prime minister jacques aspects arrived in on saying he was there to show solidarity with the city. 1st i would like to pay tribute to the commitment and the great professionalism of the more than $100.00 firefighters who were mobilized from the beginning of the tragedy and who handled it with remarkable efficiency. i also saw the perfect coordination among all departments the departme

attorney attorney for the southern district of new york audrey strauss had this to say at a news conference earlier maxwell law because the truth as alleged was almost unspeakable maxwell enticed a minor girl's got them to trust her then delivered them into the trap that she epstein had set for them she pretended to be a woman they could trust all the while 6 she was setting them up to be sexually abused by epstein and in some cases by maxwell herself. at least 8 people have died and several days of protest in ethiopia following monday's shooting death of a popular almost singer a child the one death there was regarded as a voice of a generation and he often spoke out against repression of his a roma ethnic group today he was laid to rest. an emotional farewell to their hero fans and relatives of the popular singer. best known in this country by his 1st name joined the ceremony in his hometown. the event including traditional roma horseman was broadcast live on t.v. . on thursday the streets in the capital at his ababa were empty and tensions high following 2 days of deadly clashes. many he

in your community it is one country that could make or break the deal big day in brussels marina straussthank you very much for the update. another some other stories making news around the world this hour 1st some breaking news and major fire has broken out at a 15th century cathedral in the french city of norm more than 60 firefighters the current leave it comes a year after the devastating fire at the cathedral of not in paris. the u.s. government has put to death an iowa drug kingpin convicted of killing 5 people it's the 3rd federal execution carried out in the u.s. in just 4 days the same number as conducted over the previous 3 decades last week the trumpet ministration administration restored federal exit executions after a 17 year hiatus. after a 5 day manhunt german police have arrested a heavily armed fugitive in the country's black forest authorities launched a search for the 31 year old after he disarmed 4 offices at gunpoint and fled into the woods near the town of open now last sunday. chinese authorities have issued more flood warnings as heavy rains afford full cost in pr

attorney for the southern district of new york strauss had this to say at a news conference maxwell lie because the truth as alleged was almost unspeakable. that's what enticed my girls got them to trust her then delivered them into the trap. epstein had set for them she pretended to be a woman they could trust all the while she was setting them up and sexually abused by epstein and in some cases by maxwell herself. now with germany holding the use rotating presidency for the next 6 months chancellor angela merkel will be working closely with european commission president wilson the founder line her former protege it's something of a 1st to germans to women steering you business but they also have to make sure the rest of the used member states are on board with their agenda. chancellor angela merkel and commission president for life on the line know and trust each other but it's the rest of the e.u. ok with 2 german to the top we go to it's really a question to both presidents it's a coincidence that 2 very powerful german women elite these negotiations about the recovery fund and you

we're joined now by our correspondent marina strauss she's in brussels marina a new proposal put forward this morning what we know about it. michelle's plan is really to break the deadlock been experiencing yesterday on the 1st day of the summit so as it looks like at the moment the overall sound of the recovery package won't change but the proposal is to reduce the amount of grants to convince the so-called through gold countries led by the netherlands mark root and michelle also wants to give them some other goodies to win them over for example rebates on the overall budget so how likely is it that leaders are going to be able to reach an agreement whether it's this proposal or any other we've heard from a diplomat's really am. this is from outside that actually this proposal is a step in the right direction but the next 24 hours will show if the country is if the 27 member states those so divided will be able to find a solution so actually we're preparing for a very long. let's get more into these talks what comes out of it this is a big moment for the e.u. what does it mean for the b

their seats are still far apart as close to brussels now and speak to debut correspondent marina strauss we know this is a crucial moment for the e.u. as a whole now there are reports this morning of a new proposals being table today what more can you tell us or back out what we know so far is that the leaders of germany or france so i'm going to america emmanuel back rob but also of the netherlands of spain and italy arrived early here at the european summits building before a summit even started and they're talking with the commission president with the president of the european council and what we can say for sure is that these are the key players at this summit but the thing is that when they arrive they remain tight lipped they didn't say anything about new proposals but what we've been hearing from you diplomats is that there might be a new proposal on the table that might shift to grants and loans to the persians but we don't have any clear details yet right so there have been sticking points could this signal possibly good news. well there still those basic divisions so we have t

a major exception is the levi strauss foundation and abc7 news reporter david louie takes a look at how it is making a difference. >> reporter: the bay area has a long history as an movements, o protests, cause >> we are really at a cross roads of society. >> reporter: the levi strauss foundation has been supporting social justice leaders for over a decade. recently donating close to $4 million to help seven leaders of groups reinventing themselves. calling themselves pioneers. they're on the forefront of it. the black lives matter movement is intensifying the call for change. >> i don't necessarily feel pressure. i feel relieved that i think the entire country is seeing the depth of change that is necessary. >> reporter: zachary norris is executive director for human rights in oakland. being a pioneer allowed him to print a book on justice reformtr job training and other resources. >> the resources that have been spent on locking up and locking down young people are instead spent on lifting them up and connecting them to opportunities that will ultimately make them successful. >> he ca

daniel strauss is back now.e guardian details maxwell's relationship with epstein and the circle of influential people she was in touch with. in your article looking into maxwell's life you write, maxwell has been called epstein's lady of the house and his business partner, former employees and friends said she was his fixer, manager and social lifeline. multiple epstein victims alleged she recruited women and girls for him to abuse. how did maxwell first get involved with jeffrey epstein? >> they had known each other for years and at times -- their entanglements included their finances and social circles. throughout this process, somehow, we may find out in going forward in the investigation, she became a collaborator or partner in this ring that jeffrey epstein was running. >> she has pictures with a number of high-profile people. she is frequently photographed alongside epstein, the trump, prince andrew, also a guest of chelsea clinton's wedding. she has so many of these photographs. does she actually have re

. >> reporter: these are seven leaders of groups the levi strauss foundation selected to support their work for social justice. that was a $3.6 commitment. >> they're out there thinking of new ways to create safety and security not based on fearful not based on punishment, that based on scape goating. >> reporter: it has mobilized 15 to 26 million americans in reason weeks, including to four polls. that could be the largest social justice movement in american history. from ella baker central for human rights -- >> our system is not just broken. it is broken by design. we need to really reimagine what it would look like to entirely transform how we think about safety. >> reporter: but reimaging the future may rely on the civil rights protests of the 60s. >> when you shut down a freeway, a bridge, when you protest in the street, everybody starts to realize, oh, man, i cannot ignore what these people are saying. >> reporter: pastor mcbride and other thought leaders supported by the levi strauss foundation say the young people's future is at stake. >> we measure our success in terms of how

attorney audrey strauss said describing maxwell's role in the indictment. >> mention well enticed minors, got themselves to trust her and delivered them into the trap that she and epstein had set for them. she pretended to be a woman they could trust all the while she was setting them up to be sexually abused by epstein and then in some cases by maxwell herself. >> strauss also said they will be seeking to detain maxwell when she is presented before a judge later today. they also asked victims to still come forward saying that they wanted to hear from victims of epstein and maxwell saying that the fbi acting chief here in new york had said that the victims are the most important people here so, kate, this is a huge development. the victims' attorneys saying they're happy that they're hopeful it continues and more people held accountable. kate? >> the indictment names specific locations. is there something significant about that part of the charges? >> this is the -- what we have heard before with epstein and this time now there's a new location. right? epstein accused of trafficking wom

strauss said they're working on those deals. they're also working on getting those premiums offered through other providers. it's also offered through comcast. >> i can't help but think that this is kind of ironic comcast, big cable provider, is used to perhaps controlling distribution a bit, but nbc universal, the comcast unit, can't get roku and amazon fired to do these deals. it's over the top, isn't it? >> so, jon, does that mean its value membership, which is free to $5, while others are $15 a month. sometimes when i log into netflix, i experience the decision paralysis where i just get so overwhelmed that i just sort of go back to tv. but i wonder in a way if that helps peacock just sort of focus on quality versus quantity and if that helps beat out those fares around subscription fatigue. >> frank, while you're eating that pizza, you going to watch some peacock >> i love streaming services in general because you can kind of find what you want and they have a lot of niche programming i think this is a great idea a lot of f

>>for your money tonight, san francisco base levi strauss says it is slashing 700 jobs.about 15% of its corporate workforce. the company says this move will not impact workers at stores or factories. it comes as levi's tries to recover from the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic levi says its revenues drop 62% of because of temporary store closures. right now most of its stores have reopened in sales are about at 80% of what they were a year ago. also for your money tonight 200 year-old suit maker brooks brothers has filed for bankruptcy. the privately held company had been struggling as business attire grew more casual in recent years. but has since been decimated because the coronavirus pandemic which sent demand for suits plummeting. brooks brothers filed for chapter 11 today in a delaware courthouse. the retailer is in the process of shutting down to 20% of its 250 stores across the country. according to the bankruptcy filing brooks brothers has secured $75 million in financing in order to continue operating. >>up next president trump is slamming the cdc'

the shares up 1/4 of a percent levi strauss reporting a wider second quarter loss. the company warning businesses will be hit in the second half as well even as sales have improved at stores that have reopened levis plans to cut 700 non-retail jobs or about 15% of its corporate work force levi strauss ceo chip bergh will be in "squawk on the street" at 10 a.m. eastern time must watch >>> now to the latest developments surrounding tiktok. vice president mike pence becoming the latest white house official to speak out against the chinese social media app amid continued tensions between the u.s. and china cnbc's argen joins us from guangjo, good morning, good afternoon, good evening, argen. >> reporter: good morning. the comments by mike pence come after mike pompeo said the government is looking at banning tiktok if they did, it would be a very big change of tactic from washington so far, yes, we've seen them go after companies like huawei, big infrastructure companies it would be almost a play out of china's playbook to some extent because as you know, big u.s. firms

strauss. job in congress every day until this is an ex-president is to be an ankle monitor on the president and conduct the oversight to make sure that there is not further wrecking balls taken to the department or this office and its investigations. >> and quick last word, congressman, on your reaction to the supreme court today upholding congress' right to issue subpoenas to the president for financial documents but clarifying the standards congress will have to use. >> the rule of law has once again been reaffirmed. we will move on and conduct our oversight, and the president is a little less powerful today, and that's a good thing for the american people. >> congressman eric swalwell, thank you very much for joining us tonight with your valuable report from what happened inside that room today. we really appreciate it. thank you. congressman eric swalwell gets tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> well, good evening once again. day 1,267 of this trump adm

strauss, i believe his name was. he was a french emigre, though he was of german lineage. and several years later, robert asked if he might be with his wife entirely, that he might be free. and so it was, yes, i think it was christmas eve, 1794, i manumitted robert hemings. i freed him. he was the first of all of my people that i freed. would that there could have been many more. you asked me if this was all a contradiction to our declaration of american independence. of course it is. we all know it is. i am afeard that not one of our generation is going to live to see us own up to these principles that we might not all be free. we are born free, each and every one of us, under the eyes of nature and nature's god. but lamentably, lamentably, we are born into the laws of man. it is a drastic contradiction, and i do trust that the future, the future will judge us most harshly. your next question, mr. light. >> what did the declaration mean and represent to the american cause in 1776? thomas jefferson: you asked me what did our declaration mean in 1776. it meant to be a recog

and the most powerful voices have so far remained silent i'm joined now by our correspondent marina strauss in brussels but other any signs of a compromise or does the deadlock continue. all stressed courts was one of the few leaders to come in this morning after the leaders came out of you know some of the building to take their break and t. seem quite satisfied with the developments so far so we know we saw in the report he's part of the self declared food frugal for country of 5 countries now shall michel that you council president apparently proposed to hand out 390000000000 euros in grants in comparison to the 500000000000 euros in grants he proposed earlier so this is actually a sign that the frou will gain some ground here course also said he's very happy to have this frugal 5 kolob now because now it's not only the 2 big countries now france and germany who are saying which direction that you has to go it's also the smaller ones who can join forces and also decide themselves but we're still far away from from a deal here we don't know if there will be one found today is this big que

we're getting one from levi strauss. the 167-year-old denim company just out results were better than expected still paint a pretty ugly picture of what is happening across retail. the adjusted loss, 48 cents. the revenue was also a tad better pretty much in line. $498 million and just to put that number in context for you, that means that q-2 revenues declined 62% overall. they declined in every region that they do business. ek commerce sales are growing nicely we're seeing in a lot of other retailers. they're up 25% though. this is a company that does not get most of the sales online guggenheim securities estimates 15% of sales online. $88 million in covid-19 related sgna expenses for levi strauss and update on liquidity. liquidity $2 billion at the end of the quarter another announcement here in conjunction with earnings to tell you about levi strauss is going to make job cuts they're cutting what they call nonretail, nonmanufacturing workforce. so that is corporate jobs by 700 positions. 15% of the workforce which wi

the time we were left by our mother in our on strauss has no drama attached to it it was all grayness strangeness. dealt with us in her own distracted way her husband was mild distant almost good humored and all i know is that our mother did not get in touch with us once not once during this time there were no letter was no letter or phone call or visit our father was in hospital we did not know how long we were going to be left there in the years that followed our mother never explained her options and we never asked her if she ever wondered how we were or how we felt during those months. what you describe in this book and ignore webster that's what you experienced yourself when your father was dying a muslim left you alone with relatives i mean how did that influence you you know you know life you know writing. all that was more or less what happened it doesn't mean it's autobiography because you change things and the way you remember changes things anyway so it's not a sort of slice of memory as much as a sort of literary form that uses memory events things that happened as a way o

he did his marina strauss caught up with catalina ali vice president of the european parliament which is looking at the deal finally insisted the parliament was the voice of the people and would take its chance to make the deal better. disparity your leaders describe to deal they struck a sorry what are the words you would use for it. well it was a compromise and it was a compromise between leaders of member states and so you see it as well a mixture of interests of member states but the european parliament is the voice of the people the only directly elected body so we are here to add more european perspective so it's the 1st time in history you sort of rule of conditionality might be introduced you must be happy about that well i would be if it was clear how it's going to announce and the interpretation of these few paragraphs is rather different and this is what worries me a lot because we need a strong conditionality between financial means and the rule of law we are seeing the rule of law deteriorating in a lot of member states and we have to stop. it all by for example the hunga

contemporary athletes and sports people already have knighthoods, we have andy murray, sir andrew straussnd really lifted the morale of the nation, arguably one of the biggest sporting triumphs that the nation had had after world war ii and that these players have not been recognised i was actually quite astonished to discover that they have not. i think it is important. john one word yes or no? noi important. john one word yes or no? nolam important. john one word yes or no? no i am against posthumous knighthoods! john if you want tonight him, he must be alive. and lucy who would be a nice dame i'm sure. he would talk to you at 11:30pm. we will be backjust after the weather, a special programme hosted by kasia madera on the polish election. do stay with us on bbc news. now on bbc news, a long—awaited review into three medical treatments has found women weren't warned about the risks and — when things went wrong — doctors didn't believe them. the baroness cumberlege review, published this week, listed failings in how patients have been treated by the healthcare system, spanning a period o

let's go straight to our correspondent in brussels marina strauss a marina walk us through this momentous night of deal making. if either is agreed to to take on $300.00 or to hand out $390000000000.00 euros grant so money that doesn't have to be paid back instead of the $500000000000.00 yours that were proposed earlier by the e.u. commission over all your recovery fund your corona recovery fund will remain for $750000000000.00 euros so there's also a substantial amount of loans included in there and also sarah we also have something historical to tell here because it's the 1st time in history in either history that the e.u. takes up mutual ised death that used to be a taboo up till now they also agreed on the overall bedsteads for the next 7 years is the biggest ever including the coronavirus recovery fund 1.8 trillion euros it was a hard fought deal what took them so long we had this basic division here we've been talking about it over the last couple of days we have the southern countries we have italy and spain has badly by the coronavirus and also they have been facing economical dif

this also affects the single market and that means that all you countries are affected marina strauss reporting from brussels thank you. now to some other stories making headlines around the world the u.s. supreme court has ruled that prosecutors can seek access to president donald trump's tax records trungpa tried to claim immunity from criminal investigations but in a separate decision the court to block 2 u.s. congress from seeking those tax records for now. voting is under way in singapore's general election prime minister levy and long cast his vote following coronavirus safety protocols as long governing people's action party is expected to retain power. lawmakers have voted to close down the biggest t.v. network in the philippines the president rightly go to tear to head off and threatened a.t.'s c.d.n. over its critical coverage of his administration the station is one of the philippines main news providers watchdogs have condemned the shutdown as a major blow to media freedom. to west africa now where government opponents in mali are stepping up pressure for a change and and

this also affects a single market and that means that all your countries are affected marina strauss reporting from brussels thank you. israel is battling a 2nd wave of covert $1000.00 infections just last month the country was hailed as an example of successful containment now things are so bad that israelis have been left off the list of countries free to travel into the e.u. and tourists are not allowed to enter israel the new normal 1st register your personal details and take a temperature check before you can enter a cafe in jerusalem student shonda fanie is spurious that the number of coronavirus cases is once again pricing sharply she lost her part time job during the lockdown in march and april now she's facing renewed uncertainty. david i want to frame the health issues and the economic situation students are getting infected people my age it's not only the over sixty's so it's frightening and financially i'm still unemployed i still have to pay my rent. and i'm telling mom and. early on israel closed its borders and imposed a strict lockdown for several weeks at a cost unem

that now gives england a lot of bowling options, here's the former england captain andrew strauss.e very difficult decisions to be made selection wise about what is the right balance of the team. i honestly believe we have to get to the stage where in each individual game that england play you look at the conditions and the pitch and you have solutions to thoseissues pitch and you have solutions to those issues based on the squad you have. the players will be twitchy because they don't want to be the ones being left out but as a captain 01’ ones being left out but as a captain ora ones being left out but as a captain or a selector that is a fantastic position to be in. obviously we a lwa ys position to be in. obviously we always have to think ahead about how we win away from home so we have to think about this options going forward and we need to give some experience to some of those bowlers as well. they clinched the title a month ago, but last night liverpool finally got their hands on the premier league trophy, it followed their final home match of the season, a 5—3 win over che