are there any questions -- not only questions for us, but questions for captain tody. we warn him we were going to do this. we told you too much. [laughter] there are microphones on the side. >> can you hear me? and i'm a aiden jones lawyer here in washington. a very strange category in that i didn't hear about this story until the day after father's day this year even though i was at navy officer during vietnam. i was a damage control assistant on a destroyer escort. fire.ived a serious we would not have survived if we did not have it on the way back from refresher training. so this book means a lot to me. about your navy background and experience and how much this played into the story. i was enlisted. i was an air traffic controller, which is a technical rating. i had to rely on captain tody a lot to take me to see because when i served in the navy, women were not allowed on ships and all air traffic controllers served on ships. i knew the language of the navy and knew the culture of the navy. one of the biggest places my was inperience helped the rumors and sos had

the interview invade france twenty four beirut which was a leading city inin thehe regionn andnd is tody distraught. i understand that what's been playing hard and the latest news i have the governor of bear with me mr abboud welcome to you mr. thank what is the damage that has been closed in beirut after the explosion. another look around here i might be in on aa route is a city that is in ruins. welcome home it is almost it has been struck by a nunuclear bomb. more from the post in beirut is entirely destroyed one of them. models of the houses in beirirut i partially r entirely destroyed total current. there is just glass in the streets. no i'm not there isn't ever present danger for people in the streets because debris is constantly falling from the buildings and people don't know what to do. thank don't want to leave the house. and they can't stay in their homes. lockerbie i don't know many of the crisis is quite drastic and the lebanese government isn't able to deal with such a catastrophe. in fact. i think any country in the world would know. many exactly how to deal with such a cr

people. 60,000 vehicles will be e ossing ththis bridge every y single dad one taxidriverer said to me tody-this bridge collapsed could last 100 y years, we h hae made a great achieievement. italians wilill be looking at ts as a model for other infrastructure programs across italy in a country that is known for bureaucratic obstacles and delays, as many of the bridges and roads across italy are in popoor shape, some need urgent maintenance. if italians can n make this a model, it will really inspire people and have new faith in what they country can really do. >> indeed, thahank you very much for that. to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic next, new data coming in show that july was the worst month for ththe virus so far according to the worldld healt orgaganization. global infections surpass 18 million over the weekend, the united states and india remain the worst countries affected. in australia, fresh restrictions have gone into effect in the state of victoria to limit the movement of people over the next six weeks. local authorities say the measures are needed to limit the spread of

speaking to chris koons senator from delaware earlier tonight he told me he had a conference call tody with some voters in his state in delaware. that the first and last comments on the conference call were this. maybe we're going to have to vote in person now. so that's fascinating to me that this far out from the election all these questions about the postal service could lead people, democrats especially, to move from mailn voting to voting in person because they want to ensure that their vote is counted. starting to hear the first rumblings of that tonight. robert: ayesha, why is the president and white house back swag gra deal? we heard the argument the president has made about the postal service. but at this point, they're not really engaging with congressional leaders to try to finalize a deal. is this a standoff that could last for weeks? and what's the consequence for americans out there who may be counting on aid or more federal payments? ayesha: well, you have congress out for a few weeks. so it looks like you could have that. and it seems like part of what the issue is righ

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tody america has the most covid deaths in the world and an economic collapse. and both crises are falling hardest on black and brown families. millions out of work, millions more trapped in cycles of poverty, millions on the brink of losing their homes, millions of restaurants and stores hanging by a thread. this crisis is bad. and it didn't have to be this way. this crisis is on donald trump and the republicans who enable him. on november 3rd we will hold them all accountable. so whether you are planning to vote vote wearing a mask or vote by mail, please take out your phone right now and text vote to 30330. we all need to be in the fight to get joe and kamala elected. and after november, we all need to stay in the fight to get big things done. we stay in this fight so that when our children and our grandchildren ask what we did during this dark chapter in our nation's history, we will be able to look them squarely in the eye and say we organized, we persisted, and we changed america. >> o'donnell: and there senator elizabeth warren using that phrase per sis t

it's still pretty inexplicable because we are now, pardon the cliche, i am marry todied to a journalistt part of the cliche. i mean, this is the perfect storm. people that are getting $600 a week, who are laid off and really need it, are losing it. the moratorium on evictions is coming off. the moritoria all over the country on water and electric shut offs. most of those moratoria are coming off. eviction courts held in an arena. what's that going to mean? it's going to mean a whole lot of people will have to go to overcrowded shelters, i'm not alarmist about it. there's nothing good that comes of this. i don't -- and then, i hear senators making $175,000 a year, complaining that these lazy workers are getting so much money. they're getting $600 a week. how can we let that go on? like you point out, poverty, people haven't sunk into poverty, in significant numbers, at all during this pandemic because of the $600 a week. it's one of the best things congress has done, clearly. >> i got to say. in -- in -- in an adult career spent covering democratic policymaking, the $600 a week unemploym

todi: shery, let's get back our top market story. tech stocks in renewed focus when china opens the trade this friday session. the panel pushing for tighter disclosure requirements on chinese companies listed on american exchanges. tom mackenzie is in beijing for us with the details. we have had numerous high-level -- high profile u.s. investors that have long kind of talked about these governance concerns for chinese companies. what is this proposing to do? tom: that is right. this is a debate that has been going on for more than two decades because china has effectively pushed back on requirements or pressure from the u.s. to have greater oversight and insight into the accounting of companies, chinese companies, that are listed in the u.s., but this is becoming to ahead. -- really coming to a head now. that includes the heads of the fcc, members of the treasury, the head of the fed as well, and they put together these proposals recommending that the fcc itself strengthen those requirements around the submission of audit papers from

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it means i'm going to live free of services and i'm going todie . so it is extremely important. i'm personally delighted by the notion that of moving medicaid exemption.i bought a long time we would never solve this problem people can't get funded services because they incarcerated and many times they get incarcerated because they had a psychiatric problem so i think i can makea huge difference . in terms of you also mentioned school providers and that is something that congress needs to attend to because they are really the bedrock of public sector substance abuse programs, an entity health centers are taking care of the disenfranchised population, now having tremendous problems currently because they are not beneficiaries of most of the covid funding that's been coming from the federal government. >> i wanted to also ask i recently was visited with our , my time is getting short. i also was visiting with our state prison recently and i was told that 100 percent of the women in the state prison are survivors of trauma, sexual assault, domestic violence, abuse and neglect as chi

even though your bill would prevent that, i hopeou that tody helps in that process, i yield back. >> i think the gentleman for his statement and asking him and his consent to place in the record the service performance measurements postmaster general briefing in an official report from the post office, data, research, facts and in this report, the facts speak for themselves and they show the under the first two months of the postmaster general work, the service sells anywhere from 6 6 - 10% and all the major categories. my bill nearly funds the post office and returns it back to the way it was so the services can get the mail out to the people during a pandemic and before every importantmi electi. after the pandemic we can revisit and have other statements and work go forward but let's not dismantle the services to the american people, the veterans, the seniors, people deserve to get their mail in a timely way in most districts are having people calling frantically, where is my mail, where is my medications. factss spea speak for themselved placing this into the record. i recognize t

and jos buttler‘s century leaves england eyeing victory in the third and final test with pakistan todylions of pupils in england, wales and northern ireland are due to return to school within weeks — schools in scotland have already gone back. health correspondent laura foster reports. this is how many schools have looked for months. but with the summer holidays nearly over in wales, northern ireland and england, many are busy changing things to keep pupils, staff and the wider community safe. scientific evidence shows children are unlikely to become severely ill from coronavirus, and some even suggest they spread the virus less than adults. at this primary school in east london, they are looking forward to having the children back. i worry about the lack of social interaction those children have had. i worry about the lack of development. i look at things like theirfine motor skills — the way they would hold a pencil, the way they would form their words, so their speech and language. some of those children won‘t have had those experiences over this time. any area that would normally s