account for this lawless behavior and criminal act we also professor of political science at the university of 2 wrong about whether the report would have any influence on the us. it's not going to have any actual influence on their behavior nevertheless we have to remember that under the trumpet ministration a us soft power in the world has been declining and by soft power we mean how popular the american way of like the american political and economic system is in the reason for that is because during the trumpet ministration the americans have conducted a very controversial policies whether we dream from international organizations carrying out illegal strike such as the killing your boss and so on the money or even the trade wars that they started under the trump and ministration us influence in the world has been declining in the long run this will have an impact on american power and standing in international relations. with almost half of angela merkel's cabinet headed by women germany's already one of the most progressive european countries when it comes to women in politics but the chan

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well it's like 2 parallel universes of course those of us next the 1st in muslims know the facts it was proven by so many courts it was the biggest forensic i didn't have cation operation in the history of the world it's one of the best documented genocides so there's no problem but then under serbs side there's almost a 100 percent of people who deny it the entire political leadership of serbia including the president denies it and if you ask them they will not deny it outright because they also deny their denial so they will say things like i was a tragedy but they'll never use the word genocide which means something that's come back to the people who were at that ceremony today that we just saw in the report. the relatives of the victims the survivors what can the world offer them beyond the remains of their loved ones and events like these well one thing that's very important would be to take steps to recognize the genocide and to make genocide denial a crime as we already have with the holocaust for example which is great. and that would be very great for the victims until also hav

me for me a full time which i found particularly frustrating you know you go to the university and find maybe 2 out of a 100 who have any real passion for the work and raring to go that's real difficult it's basically more about culture of a. more traditional companies like elevator makers face the same problems which have deep roots in on the loose and we're not that way at up i forgot i'm not some very long term project and everyone will have to join in the noise from that it's not something you can solve administratively. everyone has to get involved families schools universities and companies often but i shall you tend to lose years government wants to convince young people and their parents that school qualifications on the profession are more important than making a fast buck and tourism or construction. well it's paris fashion week end with a catwalk canceled due to the pandemic fashion houses are having to get creative chris young your has reached into its past unveiled dozens of tiny dressmaker mannequins for its newest collection each dressed in a series as a miniature and a life sized versi

for me so me a full time work truck around a particularly frustrating you go to the university and find maybe 2 out of 100 who have any real passion for the work and raring to go and it's real difficult it's basically more about culture. more traditional companies like elevator makers face the same problems which have deep roots in and a loser who not only at plenty forgot i'm not some very long term project and everyone will have to join in nourishment that is not something you can solve administratively. everyone has to get involved families ghoul's universities and companies so you turn to losers government wants to convince young people and their parents that school qualifications and a profession are more important than making a 1st book into a resume or construction. or german factory orders rose by over 10 percent last month that's according to the federal statistics office it's less than expected some analysts say the figure highlights how difficult it will be to repair the damage of war by the coronavirus they point to the fact that there's still a 30 percent gap to prepare demick levels if y

university of chicago did a study that 2 thirds of those employees are in that situation.he republicans are trying to create incentives to get people back to work as opposed to stay on the catch if you will. jillian: a lot of people out of work but there are also a lot of jobs that need to be filled in that is affecting small business which is the next category, the gop, equal to what they did, along with liability protection. that is the sticking point. democrats want $10 billion in small business grants. which planning your opinion helps small business? >> bridging back to the first plan, a program to create incentives for people to get back to work, starting to scale back freeing up the workforce and get people back to work. and and schools and businesses. and far reaching applications beyond that. >> let's switch gears to education. the numbers in these plans are closed, $105 billion for the gop, $100 billion for the dems. those anything stand out as you know the details of these programs? does any of that stand out to you? >> it is more about incentives. on the republ

policies unfold and watching really harm be done to us mexico relations as a result of the policies not 2 of the top universities in the united states ah suing the trumpet ministration of its efforts to force out foreign students harvard and they must to science institute of technology mit are asking the courts for an emergency restraining order on monday the government said foreign students would no longer be able to stay in the u.s. if their courses have moved on line because of the pandemic. time for a short break here not just iraq when we come back the fallout grows for colombia's military over a gang rape that sparked national outrage. and as domestic flights resume in nigeria we'll tell you what the government's doing to keep troublous safe from coronavirus marla stay with us. hello the daily event of building big thunderstorms in the high ground in this part of the man continues there is profit raining finally dying off just shows how much of this edge of the monsoon trough is full of moisture is just showing itself in the developing countries in somalia but for most it's dry the orange indicates dust in

of 2 new ministers sparks outrage from women's rights groups one of the men has previously been accused of rape while the other used to be the lawyer of controversial clients and 2 leading universities in america see the government over new rules that will see international students kicked out of the country if their universities decide only to take online. hello good morning it's thursday the 9th of july you're watching r.t. international it's just gone 9 o'clock here in the russian capital for a 2nd day being capital has been gripped by violence anger erupted over the decision to reintroduce wrote down measures after figures showed. cases. a minister condemned the actions of the protesters. i mean almost thoughts too we have a situation that can only be described as total anarchy we're going it's an attempt with violence and physical confrontation to seize power by force against the will of the people that would be my. lyf it live. lives here believe that the government was falsified records so many people like it by phone by hurricane that will die out and compile the government that is going to regard. the demonstrators again was and this is something that was seen yesterday was

appointments of 2 new ministers fox outrage from women's rights groups one of the men has previously been accused of rape while the other used to be the lawyer of controversial clients. on 2 leading universities in america is through the government or the new roles that will see international students get out of the country if the universities decide only to teach online. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me. now for a 2nd day the serbian capital has been gripped by violence erupted over the decision to reintroduce lockdown measures off the figures showed a surge in covert cases of interior minister condemned the actions of the protesters. i mean almost thought to we have a situation that can only be described as total anarchy when it's an attempt with violence and physical confrontation to seize power by force against the will of the people of. libya maybe you believe that the government was falsified reports on how many people think that by phone by her mind that will die temporale the government that is going to regard. that as i'm afraid is again was and this is something that we've seen yesterday. that if. ever there was a little bit later i think that. that sti

organization's fundamental inability to perform its basic core mission of preventing a global pandemic spread. 2 of the top universities in the united states is suing the trump administration over its efforts to force out for instance harvard university and the massachusetts institute institute of technology are asking the course for an emergency restraining order us after the government said that foreign students would no longer be able to stay in the u.s. if the horses had moved online because of the coronavirus fund them. domestic flights in nigeria have resumed after 3 months of restrictions airports in the capital abuja and the commercial hub of reopened where the remaining airports due to resume fights over the next week a dangerous report some of which. it was a cautious 1st day for nigerian a troublous as process has arrived to check they were confronted by new flight and safety rules that weren't there before the cockpit 19 pandemic. nevertheless john was eager to fly again. i don't have consigned so far trust in my country and trust in efforts put in place so i expect my country and i believe in trusting the

certain fundamentals that we should be doing almost universally and that is universal wearing of masks when outdoor. number 2outdoor better than indoor, avoid crowds, keep physical distancing and continue with hand hygiene like washing your hands. if we did just that, there have been analysis studies that have shown that you can diminish the transmissibility by a significant amount. there are some relatively easy things that can be done to get to the goal of where we want to be. >> host: let's pause on the final point, universal wearing of face coverings. to the federal government put some muscle behind that it and have a national mandate to wear masks? >> there is always a lot of debate about that. is not the we should or should not wear masks, the debate is about the concept of a mandate that if you put a mandate in you have to enforce it and if you enforce it, what other problems is that going to lead to. many people feel rather than making a mandate, be explicit about the consistency of your message, that everyone from the top down says you should be wearing masks and we strongly, strongly urge you to we

study says of 95% americans would wear masks the economy could almost fully reopen the university of washington says the 2 for health metrics and evaluation says 40,000 mortalities could be avoided between now and november first as well as some estimates suggest only 40% of americans regularly wear masks and disney has delayed a lawn indefinitely now after a couple of delays star wars and avatar movies have been pushed back a year as well. the company said theater closures and production shutdowns have caused it to make a number of adjustments and its movie release schedule live from new york, i'm jane king back to you robin all right, thank you for the update jane marty. >>well coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news, a chinese researcher accused of stealing us secrets is believed to be hiding out in san francisco will have full details when we come back and protesters in the east bay and danville hit the streets for a day of demonstrations. we'll find out what they're demanding from contra costa county sheriff's office that's coming up after the break. and here's a live look at light traffic. it

. >> the university of south carolina. >>> more than 2 million gen zers move back into with parents, squeezed their income and lockdowns made shared city amounts feel cramped. cnn's claire sebastian has more now. >> reporter: when he left l.a. to celebrate his 21st birthday, he had no idea he wouldn't be going back. >> my restaurant is shut down, new york city had shut down, my parents came and picked me up and we came back to connecticut and i never went back. >> my two other siblings, all three of us are home again and i don't think anyone ever thought that we would ever be in this situation again in our childhood home. >> reporter: least of all his mom kathleen. >> now there's meals every night for mom to cook. the laundry is always filled with somebody else using my washer. the dishwasher runs night and day. the food bills are crazy. >> they're among 2.7 million americans mostly age 25 and younger who moved in with parents and grandparents in march and april this year. >> when you think about the size of the people that are moving back home, you're talking at around $726 million

men has previously been accused of rape or the other used to be the leader of a controversial client. and 2 leading universities in america is through the government over a new rule that will see international students kicked out of the country if their universities decide only to teach online. very well welcome to you know watching r t international with me nicky and it's great to have you with us for a 2nd day the serbian capital has been gripped by a violence erupted over the decision to reintroduce lockdown measures after figures showed a surge in covert cases serbia's the interior minister condemned the actions of the protesters. i mean almost thoughts too we have a situation that can only be described as total anarchy world and it's an attempt with violence and physical confrontation to seize power by force against the will of the people again if you. live to claim you believe that the government was falsified reports on how many people think that by phone by her mind that was my temple now the government that is going to regard. the demonstrators again was and this is something that was seen yesterday. t

popo a washington post poll in 2016 which showed 9 of 10 native americans polled were not offended by the name and there's a 2020 poll from 2 universities which found that about half of native americans question were offended but folks the media has spoken because if you don't do that then all of a sudden somebody like this may president will go out there and disseminate the cause of messages that leads to a divide and i want to. emphasize again i have no problem with our policy here e.s.p.n. in terms of jimmy pataki and e.s.p.n. not wanting us to gauge in politics i am not talking about politics steve in a strict that is a crock and you know it my friend dishonesty denial delusion sorry stephen that's all traits of trumped arrangement syndrome you were talking politics and you know it. but folks that's our show for today i want you to stay curious and stay hungry and remember you could also watch fall shows right now on the portable t.v. app downloaded right now from your app store if you don't have it and i'm speedballs berg see you next time on the press. the past 3 presidential election cycles demonstrate voters are against forums a

course the whole idea of it just going to be open it's going to be in person teaching it's being mandated by development both for the case with 2 elements where the state universities so it's not like any school have the choice to say no we're going to call on the line so. bammy that college one of the that is i think you're stating your governor no matter that right now florida is the worst place in the united states for corona virus infections so you're saying your governor has i didn't know this has ordered you to open no matter what. well yesterday and today i received notification that the secretary the commissioner of education in florida cuts and i were there that all the schools will need to open in august so all. factual i saw so anyway miami they call it chasing institutional for years has been known for being innovative and most importantly for really developing a great support system for students and that will not changing event a scene that will be increased because we realize that now more than ever we so many students who are out of work they want to take advantage of that opportunity to really try to work you know start it with time to be able to fe

the best the answer may surprise you according to a study at florida atlantic university well fitted masks made from 2 layers of tightly stitch cotton fabric are the best when it comes to blocking the droplets from coughs. researchers compared the effectiveness of these masks with 3 other styles of face coverings loosely folded cloth masks bandanas stealth coverings and coons style masks using a mannequin head a manual pump a smoke generator and a laser researchers were able to emulate a person sneezing or coughing and then trace how far the droplets travel. >>with a 2 layer states cloth mask the potential virus droplets only traveled 2 and a half inches from the where the second most effective was the cone style masks droplets going approximately 8 inches out from the mask, the folded handkerchief and bandanas styles proved least effective with leakage expanding from one to 3 feet if someone with no face covering coughs or sneezes, those droplets can travel up to 8 feet around them for today's health minute. i'm mandy gaither. >>now taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero we've got some blue

re-entry hiring the university of chicago aremates that 2/3 of people ceiving more than they would working. do you see our plan as reinseent -- of incentive idesing. >> in lockdown it didn't make a lot of difference people weren't going to work anyway. i've said a couple of times i think it makes a lot of sense to rethink the structure of u.i. and maybe even put rewards on the work side, like eitc or -- the thing about the back to work bonus, it rewards people who were unemployed heading back, they might earn more than somebody who was there the whole time. that's a question. i see no major contradiction between maintaining adequate u.i. support for those who can't find work but also restruck -- restructuring so people have incentives to go back to work. i think those things can be done. mrs. walorski: we're going to have companies shutting down that can't rehire because it's so big, the difference between unemployment with that $600 a week. if it went to january of 2021, my district and state would be in trouble. there'd be no jobs to go back to at that point. i yield back. mr. clyburn: i

and other news 2 of the top universities in the united states is suing the trump administration over its efforts to force out foreign students harvard university and the massachusetts institute of technology are asking the courts for an emergency restraining order on monday the government said foreign students would no longer be able to stay in the u.s. if their courses had moved online because of the pandemic meanwhile trump is pushing schools to reopen threatening to cut funding for any who refuse president also attacked the centers for disease control and prevention of religious to reopen guidelines including testing and social distancing. f.b.i. agents are investigating a chinese billionaire with links to form a trump aide steve benen investigators want to know where well when griese media company got its funding he's produced videos and social media posts of edging corruption in china's elite grower lives in self-imposed exile in the united states hired steve benen as a consultant 2 years ago. donald trump's planning large reelection rallies despite supporters testing positive f

domestic and international flights out to get back to their poverty al-jazeera which are. 2 of the top universities in the united states are suing the trumpet ministration over its efforts to force out foreign students harvard university and the massachusetts institute of technology are asking the courts for an emergency restraining order monday the government said foreign students would no longer be able to stay in the u.s. if their courses had moved online because of the pandemic a key witness in the impeachment trial of president donald trump is leaving the u.s. military attorney colonel alexander vincent is retiring from the army after more than 21 years of service women's attorney says his decision came after a campaign of bullying intimidation and retaliation led by the president trump fired video and from his post as the top ukraine expert on the national security council in february facebook has removed dozens of fake accounts linked to roger stone a longtime ally of president trump a social media giant said the accounts have been used to manipulate public debate using false information and

virus lockdown after 2 days of protests thousands of people trying to storm the parliament on wednesday night after the lockdown plans were initially announced. 2 of the top universities in the united states suing the trumpet ministration over its efforts to force out foreign students harvard university and the message use its institute of technology are asking the courts for an emergency restraining order on monday the government said foreign students would no longer be able to stay in the u.s. if their courses had moved online because of the pandemic meanwhile trump is pushing schools to reopen threatening to cut funding for those who refuse the president also attacks the centers for disease control and prevention over a list of reopening guidelines intruding testing and social distancing. kelly holcomb is live for us outside the ones home so why is donald trump insisting on reopening schools. well it has a lot to do with reelection and good morning from a very busy washington we're watching very carefully for another breaking story that should be happening very shortly out of the supreme court a ruling on donald trump's tax returns and so he's already on twitter ca

presidential debate in september due to the pandemic of the debate will now take place at keys western reserve university in cleveland.>>> the outbreak has post on 2 major league baseball game set for tonight and one for tomorrow just days after the start of the abbreviated 2020 season. t thiscod mean for games to come.>> huge impact, where one weekend into the baseball season and already baseballs biggest fear has come to pass. one team hit with covid-19 that has potentially a huge domino effect. reportedly 11 players tested positive over the last two days forcing them to cancel the next two games against the orioles. meanwhile phileas just finished a three-game set with marlins also postponing their game tonight as they await test results.>> things were going pretty smoothly, we knew that the road would be different. it seems like the other teams have handled it pretty okay. one team has not and you don't know if it's their fault or not. don't know how this thing around the clubhouse. >> top mind, soria trying to stay calm facing my trout was two men on, struck a mouse and the game, oakland wins 3-0 and with the team they have right now they wan

the best the answer may surprise you according to a study at florida atlantic university well fitted masks made from 2 layers of tightly stitch cotton fabric are the best when it comes to blocking the droplets from coughs. researchers compared the effectiveness of these masks with 3 other styles of face coverings loosely folded cloth masks bandanas stealth coverings and coons style masks using a mannequin head a manual pump a smoke generator and a laser researchers were able to emulate a person sneezing or coughing and then trace how far the droplets travel. >>with a 2 layer states cloth mask the potential virus droplets only traveled 2 and a half inches from the where the second most effective was the cone style masks droplets going approximately 8 inches out from the mask, the folded handkerchief and bandanas styles proved least effective with leakage expanding from one to 3 feet if someone with no face covering coughs or sneezes those droplets can travel up to 8 feet around them for today's health minute. i'm mandy gaither. >>that's good to know will some college students in los angeles are getting an extra

an impressive number of projects including sars kovi 2 vaccine trials are underway at universities and companies in germany switzerland and austria but research is advancing all over the world $23.00 substances are already being tested on humans in projects mainly centered in europe the u.s. and china all told scientists are now investigating more than 150 different vaccine candidates nerdish this is necessary because it's quite clear that no single manufacturer could really meet the world's vaccine needs global demand can only be met if several companies are producing in parallel each with their own facilities and with their partners. so on. biotech says it could have a vaccine as early as december of a more i'm joined by professor klaus see what take president of the institute that's the german federal institute for vaccines and bio medicines good to have you with us so we just heard here at the end of the report a vaccine by december of this year how optimistic are you that this will work out. i think generally i'm very optimistic that we'll have fiction products that will be fired

there is no road map for this pandemic a parent of 2 children in the district says this should be a wake-up call but it's kind of like hummus the universe holding a big sigh and say hey this is your get out of jail free card. take this as a lesson learned. and make sure that if you are going to open classrooms and you're going to go to a hybrid system. >>you really our main painting 60 distance that you really are making sure that everybody's got a taste, perhaps although the school district says they followed all health department guidelines. the santa clara county health department said this in a statement the health order currently in place allows local governments to conduct essential business in person. >>and to decide for themselves. what is essential. our recommendation has always been that to the extent possible meetings should not be in person and should happen virtually in this case is not clear why meeting in person was necessary. it is a lesson for other government agencies even though they have the authority to hold an in person meeting it does not mean they should exercise the right to do so maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>we

percent of the treasures of a new set or destroyed during 4 decades of war and under strict taliban rule now historians 2 at the university of chicago and teaches in afghanistan are working together to preserve what's left of this cultural heritage john hendren reports. under the taliban this would have been unthinkable bringing pre islamic art to students boys and girls across afghanistan. we feel like we're inside the national museum and watching all the history our country has 5000 years of history we knew about it but we did not see them close up there are in conflict ravaged afghanistan travel can be prohibitively expensive often dangerous sometimes impossible so in an extraordinary collaboration with the u.s. state department the university of chicago's oriental institute has crafted 3 d. replicas of the historic treasures of the national museum of afghanistan in kabul afghanistan is one of the richest areas in the world for the history of the development of civilization and this very rich heritage has been threatened over the last 30 or 40 years by constant warfare that has devastated not only the country and its p

you know tough immigration policy i think it's really a combination of the 2 elements right because the lawsuits that the universities brought so that the purpose of the policy from their point of view was to force to force schools and universities to reopen which keys in to what trump wants to do in the states right now. well under normal conditions of course if you're going to have a student visa you're supposed to meet certain requirements in terms of in person attendance but with the imposition of lockdowns and emergency measures in the united states that's close to impossible and you have any extreme to be troubling phenomenon whereby some of the students were considering to transfer to other places where they could have attendance in order to meet the basic requirements even though that without meant to reset their life and then potentially spreading the disease thought or people so i think even on the question of public health it was going to be a very difficult argument for a trauma administration to make and you know the thing is this over the past years we've been friends and colleagues of mine coming from

and other news 2 of the top universities in the united states is suing the trump administration over its efforts to force out foreign students harvard university and the massachusetts institute of technology asking the courts for an emergency restraining order on monday the government said foreign students would no longer be able to stay in the u.s. if their courses had moved online because of the pandemic meanwhile trump is pushing schools to reopen threatening to cut funding for any who refuse president also attacked the centers for disease control and prevention of resists to reopen guidelines including testing and social distancing if the eye agents are investigating a chinese billionaire with links to form a trump a steve benen investigators want to know where to go when griese media company got its funding he's produced videos and social media posts of edging corruption in china's elite grower lives in self-imposed exile in the united states hired steve benen as a consultant 2 years ago. donald trump planning large re-election rallies despite supporters testing positive for cul

of symptoms after she was diagnosed with coronavirus and she's not alone. according to johns hopkins university while those with more mild cases of coronavirus will feel better within one to 2 weeks for more severe cases it could take 6 weeks or more. >>i am asthmatic so i that does render me higher s i am 32 years old so one would think that would have been able to kick the virus at this point by now experts say they're learning that this lasting impact and other health problems are trademarks of the virus for some patients, the problem with coronavirus even once the virus is fun. it has created a lot of damage so people can end up with. >>additional of pneumonia is bacterial pneumonia strip staff and so on as a consequence of the damage has been done to their lungs. i'm mandy gaither. >>as we take a live look outside at the traffic on the san mateo bridge really picking up on this tuesday people had in homer. summer fun, i hope, let's check in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow see what the weather will be like wherever they end up taylor, it's a cool shot of san mateo bridge. you see some that fog. gather along the coastline you see here to looking toward s

to the point where college 'd should be the same thing should be a universal right for every american when you know all that 2 thirds of all the jobs that are being created in the country today require some sort of post-secondary education that should be enough to to come up to the conclusion that we should make college free for all americans and occasion is the most important thing in this century of globalization nation's cities compete on the basis of talent wherever they are and if we don't produce enough talent in america we're going to be so far in the consequences right now they're close to or more than $5000000.00 jobs in the united states that are begging for a money fight people as you well know and you are only going to sold out when you make a more accessible more for the whole 2 americans who really need it to be able to compete in this new sic ronnie. i want to let me ask you human you just revealed to our audience that you were an immigrant from cuba we have a lot of international students that are studying in the united states we have u.s. students studying and study abroad programs abroad all of have c

of observing that we didn't have before in the before and it happened. with each new 2 or astronomers become aware of how little was previously understood of the universe. if outlet is right why object i don't even have to have it do you have a science question that you've always wanted answered it when happy to help out sell it to us as a video text ovoid smell if we answer it on the show will send you a little surprise as a thank you cannot just ask. to reach us go to our website or find us on twitter a d w underscore science. out of you already kenichi sent in a question what is a supernova. this nebula is the remnant of the stellar explosion known as a supernova. that was created when a star $8.00 to $12.00 times as massive as our sun exploded in a gigantic flash. its color layers were injected into space for a brief moment the dying star was as a bright as an entire galaxy. in the year 1054 people were able to see the supernova with their naked eye such immense explosions can also take place when a spent star known as a white dwarf consumes a companion star. it builds up so much mass that it goes. supernova. since scientists know how much energy is

conjoined at the back of their heads the 2 year old sister said to be recovering well the rest surgery was aided by a 3 d. augmented reality of their skulls and brains. u.s. universities harvard and massachusetts institute of technology are suing the u.s. government over a bar on international students remaining in the country trump administration has said foreign students must leave if they're attending institutions where classes have been moved online because of coronavirus because of the corona virus pandemic . a key witness in the impeachment trial of u.s. president donald trump has resigned from the military determined connell alexander van man said he had been bullied and refused promotion since testifying against trump he had alleged that trump asked ukraine to investigate his rival joe biden which when men called improper for a former u.s. national security adviser john bolton has given an interview to tim sebastian from conflict zone the republican strategists criticized u.s. president donald trump's foreign policy especially his dealings with china's xi jinping and north korea's kim jong un you were present at 2 out of 3 meetings between trump and kim you sa