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butut jessia and her family are convinced thatat the crisis is far from over.jessica: there will be a second wave. this is not over yet.. not in sweden, or anywhere else. >> the family contracted coronavirus early. they have recovered now and could be immune, but the coronavirus is still affecting their lives. jessica provides training for managers, but there's little demand for that right now. the few appointments she does still have, she conducts via videoconferencing from home. suddenly, she has got a lot more time for her children and for walks by the sea. her husband frederic was the first to get the virus in mid-march. frederic: it hit me on a thursday afternoon. within just a few hours, i came down with a really high temperature. anand i spent eight or nine das in bed with a 40-degree fever. it was exhausting. i hardly coughed at all, but i had a headache and bad pains everywhere. my wife had to look after me and the children. >> in sweden, children from families with coronavirus infections are permitted to continue going to school as longng as they are

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. >> host: wall street journal reports thatat states drew 16.32 billion from the federal government to pay the 600 enhanced benefits for the week that ended in july 11, labor d day. that would pay for 27-point to million 600-dollar payments but the total likely include some back payments and the century foundation estimates 25 million workers are poised to lose the 600 supplement after july 31. what is the impact of this on the economy? >> guest: we do establish on appointment insurance has been a ughuge for the u.s. in terms of its response to this pandemic. in at least three ways, the first is for public health it has allowed, as you said, somewhere in 25-30 million people to stay home -- >> we take you live now back to the u.s. senate where work is excited to continue on judicial and exhibited confirmations as senators also continue negotiations on the revoke and one chilean dollar coronavirus response plan. life to the senate.

authorities in indianana are investigating an apparent racist attack on a black man thatat took place over ththe weekend. vauhxx booooker posted video off ththe disturbing encounter on social media, in which five men pinned him to a tree, beat him, and threatened to lynch him. the attack happened at lake monroe near bloomington on july 4. booker, a member of the monroe county human rights commission in bloomington, says he was able to get out of their grip after passers-by intervened to get the white attatackers off him. another warning to our viewewe, this s story also contains sturbing f footage. outrage is mounting in phoeneni, arizona, over the fatal police shooting of 28-year-old james porter garcia while he was in a parked car in a residential driveway saturday. four officers around the car. at least two had their guns drawn and we did at the car. an eyewitness who filmed the shooting said garcia had been sleeping in the car and others who knew the victim say he was unarmed. but police officers claim he armed himself, which led to the officers shooting and killing him. protester

it trulyly is chilling to think thatat trump is gettingg ready o unmarked toee troops come to my city snatch people andnd disappepear thehemm our streets. teacher, ia h htory know that this type of behavior of disappearing protesters is really t the mark of dictatorial throughoutst regimes history have been the mark for far too many of our own people here in the united states. i think we're getting to see now i national television what undocumented immigrants have had to go through for years. and frankly, black and brown families who have had their loved ones snatched and put behind bars in this mass incarceration regime for far too long. but i will say that are mayor jenny durkan's posturing against trump is just that. because for all her rhetoric about how she doesn't need federal interference, in fact, she is gone along with a lot of the policies that trump would like here in seattle, nasa protesters help to drive the police out of the policice precinct after they indiscriminately tear gas and brutalize protesters in the wake of george floyd's hohorrific murderer. protestersded the

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i have no desire to see thatat footage, but america needs to know that it happened. nermeen: canan you also responoo ththe financial damages t that benjamin crumpmp, the attorney r geor floydyd's family, has proposed? he s said that,t, although theye not didisclose the sum, crurumps said that he hopes to "set a prececedence that makes it financially prohibitive for police to wrongfully kill marginalized people." could you responded to that and what effect you think financial settlements could have as a disincentive for the police to exercise this kind of violence? >> i support attorney crimes efforts toc crump's demand some sort of cash settlement from the state because they kill george floyd. that is indisputablele. i am not sure that long-term that will be the ultimate solution. absolutely within a white supremacist capitalistic empire, ofting a rock in the levers capital can always cause things state respond, but this is the deeper issue. in the moment the police officer is faced with a black person, irrational white supremacist fears about black people emerge. i'

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