now the us state department says it is following closely the reports of the explosion. o offer all assistance, says the us state department. the latest casualty figures— there are no casualty the macro detailed casualty figures, but the head of the lebanese red cross is talking about hundreds of people having to be taken to hospitals, and many trapped in their homes that have been damaged by the blast. also we are hearing reports of ten people having being killed, clearly that death toll may rise. james reynolds has been speaking to one night witness a short time ago. ididn't i didn't know what was happening, i was blind. i was trying to hide. i'm bleeding a bit from my feet, i'm 0k though. yes, it all the buildings around me are just fully — all the glass around me has been destroyed, all the doors are broken. i mean, this took me back to the memories of 2006 when israel was bombing lebanon, and i thought i was going to die. ijust had the same feeling today. you thought you were going to die? yes, this is the feeling i had. imean, i die? yes, this is the feeling i had.

welcome back this should not surprise any of us but the us state department wants us taxpayers to give them tens of billions of dollars more in aid this year and to substantiate the need it is telling some really scary stories of all kinds of countries around the world and how they're threatening us badly at the top of the boogie man list of course is russia here is r t correspondent saskia taylor with a somewhat tongue in cheek look at my pump ales laundry list of accusations against russia being used to justify his. getting war kirsch money. 3 months until the election a virus who will sing up through the country an ailing economy and a future without tick talk america's got its hands full but it will still find the time on the cash to do a deep dive into russian descent information. the kremlin bears direct responsibility for cultivating these tactics and platforms as part of its approach to using information as a weapon it invests massively in its propaganda channels its intelligence services and its proxies to conduct malicious i broke to vittie to support the dissent from ation e

at mexico new documents from the us state department prove that is exactly usa not only delivers finished weapons to mexico the us permit also includes a license to manufacture various example models in mexico including these ones some of which were originally developed and produced in germany. is that allowed. the german government has confirmed that zigzag germany has been granted a total of $26.00 permits for the transfer of technology does exult usa since 2000 . but german law requires a further license before the technology can be transferred on to mexico. then when a production license is approved it's approved for one location in this case the us where the production actually takes place and not frank support would have to approve any further exports again. the government has confirmed that no such authorization exists. for the i hope the people behind such things are held accountable to any rate would be the job of the relevant authorities who as i have said will once more have to consider whether to refer it to law enforcement authorities. is the zigzag arms manufacturing group c

the us state department calls a former saudi intelligence official a valued partner saying it's concerned by allegations the saudi crown prince sent his men to try to kill him. oh i maryam namazie watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up on the program anger is growing in beirut off to a devastating explosion residents blame corruption and mismanagement the president says he's not ruling out a missile attack. and india plane skids off the runway after landing in carola at least 16 people have been killed. and hong kong chief executive kerry lam intent on the chinese officials a sanctioned by the us of a controversial security little. the u.s. state department has called for most top former top saudi intelligence officials sydell jobbery a value partner it comes a day off or it was revealed brief filed a lawsuit in washington accusing saudi crown prince mohammed bin selman of sending a hit squad to canada to try to kill him the state department says it's concerned by al job reason allegations and says any persecution of his family members back in saudi arabia is unacceptable it'

western governments from all indications the story was leaked to the daily telegraph by the us state department it's an amazing piece of journalism that you turned out and i'm ashamed that no one in america at murdoch's press has done that over the years on occasion where they will take information in the australian press and then recycled it back into the american news mainstream allowing. i am not to hang the hat of an american news outlet on it elements of the murdoch press in australia have really focused enough on the narrative that really began out of us that the virus has escaped from the glue hand lab the most vociferously has been the commentators on sky and. deceptions of the chinese communist regime running the same sort of line and we've seen from pompei aisle and charm him self that you're china has a lot of questions to answer and i think there has been some attempt by the us to sway a strike firmly into the critics of china and of course news corp publications pine important part in that. the us and australia are by far and away the 2 biggest branches of rupert murdoch's media em

outside a military base 14 others were injured by the blast in the capital mogadishu when the us state department has praised a former saudi intelligence chief who has filed a lawsuit against crown prince insole man in washington saddle geoffrey says the crown prince said to hit squad to canada to kill him in 2018 those are the headlines more news in half an hour with peter next it's inside story with iran can do stay with us. the saudi crown prince a lawsuit and an alleged murder polls that have been so money is being sued in the u.s. accused of another attempt to kill a dissident of cool so should saudi activists in exile be warry they risk the same fate as jamal khashoggi this is a story. hello and welcome to the program on the wrong can a man with close ties to the saudi royal family falls out with the crown prince and goes into exile and he's targeted with assassination it sounds like.

and after they look at the same time she was secretary of state with the us state department provided funding for russian n.g.o.s to observe the elections to putin this was direct interference in his regime. hillary clinton wanted to topple him and organize a revolution in russia so i did so i see if. it interests. idea to smash the opposition and accuse us of threatening russia and its traditional values. not some have a result that was in 2012 i warned my friends from the liberal camps to prepare for the inevitable by the sort of guys they would have to take sides either us i mean russia or the west it is up to. everyone who has said yes to a strong russia. to expand off he was the clear winner of the presidential elections with 60 percent of the votes. by leach hootin has shown that his politics are geared towards traditional values and family loyalty to the people and service of the fatherland. symbolists these values have always been typical of the russian service class as it used to be called. loser because it was over the rule november 2012th president obama must also be electe

but are you saying that secretary pompeo, using state department funds is legally a similar breach to had done this on an aircraft carrier? >> yes, both are functionally illegal. colin powell said in 2004, as secretary of state, i'm obliged not to participate in any way, shape, fashion, or form in a political debate. condoleezza rice, john kerry, all said the same things. even the trump administration's defense secretary esper said you shouldn't do politics, take part in debates, if you're a d.o.d. employee. it's both illegal, and it's also so corrosive to what the government should be about. if you allow the president to use the massive powers that the presidency gives him to cheat an election, then you're messing up what the election is all about. people say ordinary americans don't care, but i disagree. it's a huge opportunity for biden. donald trump is the cheater in chief, he feels like he has to cheat to win. >> very strong. i want to direct you to one other rebuttal and get your views. trump allies that say, these are pardons, they're touting them for various individuals, sever

trump's rnc and secretary of state mike pompeo using a state department trip, aka, your tax dollars by campaign speech by pompeo recorded in jerusalem in official trip. legal adviser warned against this. senior officials can't attend a party convention. it's prompted a house investigation already. liz. >> right. so to all the points that were blatantly made, there are so many ways that this violated every norm and every expectation that we have of normalcy during a time of extreme -- where everything is not normal. in addition to all the violations of the way that the white house was used, the white house was also used to violate every cdc guideline possible. it felt like a two-hour ad for a cdc violation. we saw the president appear at all times without a mask, at all times not social distancing from any of the people around him, or sometimes he was only one social socially distancing and people around him not, a brilliant metaphor for who this president really cares about. so i agree, it felt like a circus, a distraction. there are 170,000-plus americans dead, and we saw republicans

but for us tonight, are you saying that secretary pompeo using state department funds and being abroad and doing it that way is legally a similar breach to if they had done this on an aircraft carrier? >> yes. so, both parts are illegal. both secretary of state pompeo's action as well as the use of the troops. so, with respect to pompeo, it's been very clear, every secretary of state in the past, doesn't do political stuff. so colin powell said in 2014, quote, as secretary of state, i'm obliged not to participate in any way, shape, fashion, or form in a political debate. i take no sides in the matter. condoleezza rice, john kerry, all of them said similar things. and even the trump administration's defense secretary, esper, had a memo earlier this year which said, you're not supposed to take place in political debates if you're a d.o.d. employee. you're not supposed to do politics. and these folks are just doing all of that and more, and it's both illegal, but it's also so corrosive to what the government is about, a ri, because if you allow a president to use the massive powers that t

tonight trump's rnc and secretary of state pompeo defying that with what was clearly, as you see, an international partisan power grab using a state department trip, aka, your tax dollars for a speech recorded by pompeo's trip. his own legal advisor warned against this move in writing saying senior officials like him may not even attend a party position. it's started a house investigation. liz? >> right. to all the points that were blatantly made, there are so many ways that this violated every norm and every expectation that we have. in addition to all of these violations and the way that the white house is used, the white house was also used to violate every cdc guideline possible. it felt like a two-hour ad for a cdc violation. we saw the president appear at all times without a mask, all times not socially distancing from any of the people around him or actually sometimes he was the only one socially distancing and all the people around him were not which is a brilliant metaphor for who this president really cares about. and so i agree, it felt like a circus. it felt like a distraction. there are 170,000 plus americans who are dead and we

faults it may have it's a nato ally the fed is a highly politicized that uses its ability to lend money overseas like the state department used to use its ability to give foreign aid overseas but where the state department throws a few 1000 a few 1000000 overseas as you point out the fed can add a t. to it and give trillions overseas and that gives its extraordinary. foreign policy power and that's what it's wielding right now it seems troubling so let me ask you the next question the obvious one that i think a lot of people are watching us talk right now are thinking at home did did i get my say on this did congress approve this did the president approve this did the senate approve this or do these guys make these decisions at the fed nilly willy because they can. well do we give our consent to anything that's been happening over the past few months you know the from the from the from the mayors to the governors the petty tyrants have all come up and rule by decree and arfon are global financial elites the federal reserve being the key among them as also risen out of nowhere to control and command you know where we're a

for more on how the agreement between israel and the uae came about — and the us role — here's our state departmentnent barbara plett usher. israel has been developing relationships with the states for some time quietly because of their shared concern over the threat of a run. us officials have said that over the past year and a half, the uae and israel talk about going public about normalisation. but the israeli prime minister was talking about annexing parts that the palestinians want for a state in the uae said that is a red line, we cannot go there and in fact, the ambassador made a very dramatic and the appeal to the israeli people in a video for he said if you do this, you are going to jeopardise relations with the arab world in the official said that they started talking about this idea of formulating a plan or a deal like this and israel suspends its annexation plans in exchange for normalisation. so, this happened over the past couple of months and now you have this announcement. you can find much more on the agreement between the united arab emirates and israel on our website. there's a s

us live to. a quick recap of the headlines this hour the u.s. state department says the former saudi intelligence official who was the subject of an alleged assassination attempt is a valued partner sadal jobbery filed a lawsuit in washington alleging the crown prince sent a hit squad to canada to kill him he also claims that mohammed bin sound man is kidnapped his children in a bid to lay him back to saudi arabia the u.s. government says it wants to honor free service to the country it says that dr murray has a valued partnered to the u.s. government working closely with us to ensure the safety of americans and it continues that the department of state is concerned about the alleged that led to dr out. in canada any accusations of wrongdoing it says should be addressed through established legal channels as people in beirut continue to deal with the often month of cheese days devastating explosion the president michel aoun has launched an investigation into what happened he says the blast which killed at least 257 people could have been either caused by negligen

thank you for your presence today it's important that you are highlighting each section of us state department. senator blumenthal. >> thank you mr. chairman and take you for being here and for your service. i don't know if you are here for the last penalty may questio question, but i will repeat them for you but we wrote and to the department of justice asking for the investigation of zoom and tick-tock because of surveillance of censorship of participants on their platform and essentially suppression of people in their country and those reports to ask for investigation by the justice department and repeatedly of zoom and tiktok of their practices to collect information about americans and providing it to the chinese government. they both failed to answer these basic questions. so we turn to the united states government to protect our citizens. is the administration aware of the cooperation between zoom and tiktok and with the people's republic of china and what you plan to do about it quick. >> that picks up right where i anwas like tiktok if you look at drones and underwater cable it's all

his speech while in jerusalem on official state department trips to the middle east and also to north africa. the state department says no taxpayer funds were used. meanwhile last month pompeo warned his staff not to improperly engage the department of state in the political process. hillary clinton has some advice for joe biden come election day don't even think about conceding if the election is that all close. the warning comes amid an expected surge in mail in ballots due to the coronavirus clinton says the democratic presidential nominee should not concede under any circumstances because she thinks the election results will drag out. she said quote eventually i do believe he will win if we don't give an inch and if we are as focused and relentless as the other side is. protests over the shooting of jacob blake turned deadly overnight after police say a teenager opened >>a 3rd night of protests over a wisconsin police shooting took a deadly turn late on tuesday 2 people are dead and another is badly hurt after someone opened fire in kenosha and today police announced an arrest, a warning before you see the video. it is rather graphic and whi

state department report. let me read a piece from that article. russia continues to useetwork of proxy websites to spread propaganda in the united states and other parts of the west according to a state department report released on wednesday. most of the report focuses on an ecosystem of websites many of them fringe or conspiracy minded that russia has used or directed to spread propaganda on a variety of topics. this is happening in broad daylight. we have been studying this for the last three and a half years. books have been written about it. an entire mueller investigation has gone on about it. russia continues to, in the information given to us by the state department report, act as if nothing has changed, that they can about with impunity. >> russia has been completely undeterred because it's paid no price. donald trump has, in fact, lifted up and elevated vladimir putin rather than, in fact, enlightening the american people about a lot of what was done, and he's tried to discredit the mueller report. and even today in the united states senate, in our judiciary co

state mike pompeo. today's announcement comeste pompeo defied a subpoena in a probe of whether he's used the state department for partisan ends. the department says the allegations are baseless. in economic news, m.g.m. resorts is laying off 18,000 workers--of about a quartets u.s. work force. the company today blamed pandemic losses. and on wall street, the dow jones industrial average gained 161 points to close near it is now back in the black for the year. the nasdaq rose 70 points, to a new record close, and the s&p 500 record territory.so in >> woodruff: with the democratic and republican national conventions both behind us now, it's time for e analysis of shields and brooks. that is syndicated columnist mark shiel, and "new york times" columnist did brooks. i haven't seen enough of the two of you this week. i'm so glad you're back with us on this friday night. so much to talk about. but, mark, i'm going to start with you. the republicans had their chance the last four nights. how well did they make their case? >> well, judy, we'll find out ir the nuwhen they do come out probably next week. but i would

the state department is leading by example through a 5g clean path initiative which requires all data entering us diplomatic facilities to transit only across trusted equipment making a difference in encouraging parnas to turn the tide against huawei and toward cleanness and huawei's deals are evaporating. we saw earlier this month that the uk last week with friends. there are now 35 clean countries and the most largest elbow companies have done that. cell phone data, the top three telcos in canada. the clean campaign is so successful we are preparing to expand beyond clean numbers and clean systems including clean apps, clean store, clean cloud and clean currency. also important to have clean supply chains with clean labor. the state department joins other agencies on the issue of business advisory regarding entities engaged in forced labor and other human rights abuses and as i said in a follow-up letter to all us ceos and their boards your institutions have a moral responsibility, fiduciary duty to establish clean governance principles and divest from companies that contribute to human rights

for more on how the agreement came about — and the us role — here's our state department correspodnent plett usher. israel has been developing relationships with the states for some time quietly because of their shared concern over the threat of a run. what us officials have said that over the past year and a half, the uae and israel began to talk about going public about normalisation. but the israeli prime minister started talking about annexing parts that the palestinians want for a state in the uae said that is a red line, we cannot go there and in fact, the ambassador made a very dramatic and uprecedented appeal to the israeli people in a video for he said if you do this, you are going to jeopardise relations with the arab world and the us official said that they started talking about this idea of formulating a plan or a deal like this and israel suspends its annexation plans in exchange for normalisation. so, this happened over the past couple of months and now you have this announcement. the uk has added france and the netherlands to its list of nations from which incoming trave

from the us department of commerce show how many weapons have been delivered from germany to new hampshire and from new hampshire to mexico since 2000. a document issued by the us department of state makes clear the extent to which the exultant usa supplies mexico with weapons. on that list was a license for 6 hours to export up to $266000000.00 worth of firearms to mexico. after 2024 which is an enormous amount of weaponry it's unprecedented for mexico and for the united states in terms of any exports to mexico. the mexican defense ministry is confirming the weapons supplied by his exalted usa are distributed almost right across the country including those states that the german government classifies as having a particularly critical human rights situation. mexico distributed these weapons to states where police are of heavy collusion with organized crime and committing human rights violations raises many questions about the legality not to mention the the morality of 6 hours role in the violence in mexico both through the united states and from its german parent. basically as exhaust. should not have been allowed to supply mexico from germany at all. so it's all the more surpris

there are democrats subpoenaing records saying the state department has been using resources to advance a political smear of former vice president biden. the house committee chair saying nap reporting the subpoena demands all the records the department has turned over to republican-led senate committees, they are investigating hunter biden's work for a gas company in ukraine while his father was vice president, democrats say this is nothing but harassment and using a cabinet level, the state department essentially to muddy the waters. >> we are to get the facts out. pretty remarkable a sitting vice president was able to get an investigation stopped of a company that was paying his son 83,$000 a month so let's get the facts out in whatever the facts are the facts are. why do democrats want to have an investigation of the president but never once to get the facts out on everybody else. chairman johnson wants to get the information to the facts are and whatever the facts are the facts are. with regard to anything, get the facts out. we have a right to that information is whatever the facts

state's community spread watch list. we reached out to governor gavin newsome for comment but his office referred us to the state's public health department, no word yet on when the governor will address this issue publicly. >>reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. on the heels of that reality concerning a possible grave undercounting of coronavirus cases in the state there's a new warning from doctors who are on the front lines. >>they are stressing no matter the count is still vital for everyone to do everything that they can to stop the spread. >>70% of transmissions are happening in those types of settings so at home with family with friends. 30% are happening outside of the house. in environments like the grocery store. you know places of work for people. yeah, absolutely within one should maintain the same precautions with family and friends. wearing masks distancing etcetera just being very thoughtful about richard shing we're not seeing don't interact with people. but do it in a way that's thoughtful and then assume that the person you're next to is infected. how would that affect your behavior ask yourself back. in y

side, democrats now are subpoenaing records may have come from the state department -- they say the state department apparently has been using resources to advance a political smear of former vice president biden. the house committee chair saying this, and the ap reporting, "the subpoena demands all the records that the department has turned over to republican-led senate committees that are investigating hunter biden's work for a gas company in ukraine while his father was vice president." democrats say this is nothing but harassment and using a cabinet level, you know, the state department, essentially, to muddy the waters of a hunter and biden. >> well, i think we ought to get the facts out. it's pretty remarkable that a sitting vice president was able to get an investigation stopped of a company that was paying his son $83,000 a month. so, let's get the facts out, and whatever the facts are, the facts are, and why do the democrats want to have an investigation of the president, but never get the facts out about anybody else? i know chairman johnson, i'm on that committee, all he wants to do is get the information out to t

state's community spread watch list. now we reached out to governor gavin newsome in his office ended up referring us to the state public health department. >>there is no word yet on when the governor is going to address this issue publicly reporting live in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. thank you so much ashley now on the heels of that reality concerning a possible grave undercounting of coronavirus cases in the state there is a new warning tonight from doctors. >>who are on the frontlines our team coverage continues right now with kron 4 theresa she joins us now live in the newsroom with this part of the story good evening, teresa. well a just and i spoke with a doctor with carbon health group he says it's vital to understand that the accurate count of covid in the state of california. the supply cities and counties with information to make those sound decisions but he says that when it comes to the actual fighting the spread of the virus and gaining hopefully an upper hand it still comes down to individual action. the doctor says the data reveals the numbers are probably far higher than the undercounting issue california is r

state's community spread watch list. >>we reached out to governor gavin newsome for comment but his office referred us to the state's public health department, no word yet on when the governor will address this issue publicly. >>reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>the projected number of covid-19 deaths continues to go up across the u.s. a key model from the university of washington says that 300,000 americans will die because of the virus by december first now that's the latest projection. here's a look at the actual numbers as they stand this morning across the state more than 541,000. californians are confirmed to have coronavirus more than 10,000 of died across the bay area more than 56,000 confirmed cases with 860 deaths. people caught not wearing a mask in sonoma county can now be fined a $100 county supervisors unanimously approved fines in an effort to get people to follow the health guidelines. in addition to fines for not wearing face coverings people can also get fined for not practicing social distancing in public or taking part in gatherings of more than 12 people are more from different households. businesses

state department. >> and his personal capacity no state department resources will be used and staff are not involved in preparing the remarks or they arranged for secretary pompeo's arrangement and the state department will not bear any costs in conjunction with the appearance. other big speakers tonight, eric trump and tiffany trump which is notable because the president's daughter doesn't speak in public all that often. and one more thing, after that big downpour that you and i got stuck in yesterday, i went ahead and check the weather for tonight and as of now there is only a 15% chance of rain for the time when the first lady speaks, outside live in the rose garden. >> dana: but there's probably a 99% likelihood of mosquitoes as i'm remembering here in washington, d.c. >> it is the season. we have much more had on the first lady's big speech tonight. and we will to >> if democrats wanted to help minorities in underserved communities, instead of bowing to big-money union bosses, they let parents choose what school is best for your kids. and, for frequent psychological examination for nonlethal rem

state mike pompeo making his remarks from israel, causing a stir in washington. critics are blasting him for using taxpayer money for campaign opuses. democrats have launched an investigation but the state departments no federal resources are being used

state analytics it's a washington d.c. based geo political risk consultancy is joining us by skype from washington d.c. thank you very much indeed for being with us the statement to that the state department has put out seems very strong but is it likely to go any further than just strong words for public consumption. you know i think this statement underscores how the u.s. diplomatic establishment is increasingly troubled by the ways in which mohammad been some is using his power while president trump has bent over backwards to give m.b.'s the benefit of the doubt throughout trump's presidency more and more diplomatic officials elites in the washington d.c. foreign policy scene have been criticizing trump for being too soft on mohammed bin so money is they see it and i think this is just going to you know add to those perceptions you know right now the crown prince is obviously working with an american president to give him the benefit of the doubt but if the trump presidency ends either in 2021 or 2025 there could be a different kind of white house that is going to keep this file and so many other issues in mind and possibly have a quite different sort of relationship with mohamed been

. >> a state department official responding that secretary pompeo will address the convention in his personal capacity. no state department resources will be used. staff are not involved in preparing the remarks or the arrangements for second pompeo's appearance. tonight's convention is expected to continue the law and order theme of last night. former florida attorney general and kentucky attorney general among the speakers. the democratic convention ignored the violence in america's cities. the republicans are putting is front and center. >> the democrats are turning a blind eye to rage. >> nightmares are real. defunding the police is not an option. everything starts with safety and security. >> will be a big focus on immigration. one of president trump's two surprise appearances. this evening at the convention will be at a naturalization ceremony where he will watch people become american citizens. the president will dominate chad wolf to be the full-time secretary. wolf has been dealing with illegal immigrants in addition to all of the violence going on in cities across america. >> bret: john roberts, thanks. the opposition to president tru

chemicals that affect the nervous system used in drugs for treating illnesses such as it was other forms of dementia the head of moscow state university's pharmacology department told us earlier the substance can prove very dangerous. stories i'm here because. well known group called logical drives that inhibit enzyme. normal or destroy and. i think you'll call lion is in your immediate transmute information from one new rule to nothing you are all neural cell was used in meant something out. the return some others but as well the drug would be were they also belong to the chemical. agents legacy variant that warms our mom role known substances and oh. well they could be very dangerous because the consequences can last many days and that what we know. but a really serious now is with 3rd week of unrest with protests both for and against the president showing no sign of declining these are pictures earlier from monday from independence square in the capital met square a small but colorful crowd of anti-government protesters gathered to see people waving their phones with their torches lit while singing and dancing. very different picture on sunday the capital s

use of a political convention. also, mike pompeo spoke from jerusalem while on business. democrats opened an investigation. the state department says no government resources were used. >> delivering on this duty to keep us safe, this president has led bold initiatives in every corner of the world. >> speakers praised the president, on religion. the attacks on joe biden continued. >> in 68 days, we will defeat the empty, oppressive and radical views of the extreme left. >> we also heard multiple attacks on the media. >> this information system keeps people mentally enslaved to ideas they deem correct. >> kamala harris spoke at a virtual campaign event. >> donald trump reminds us every day who he is and how much worse it can get with a second term in office. joe and i are ready to serve you. >> reporter: back in the rose garden, the first lady urged people to elect her husband. >> we need my husband to be commander-in-chief for 4 more years. >> reporter: ktvu, fox 2 news. >> tonight's headline speaker, mike pence, be sure to stay with ktvu for coverage of the republican national convention through thursday. we will have live upd

china's biggest messaging up we checked, rich is sorting through all of the slides from the state department for usates really targeting top officials in hong kong and china over china his repression and growing authoritarianism in hong kong. this includes the sanctions list, the top executive there carry liam, she has been sanctions, she's the chinese government chief executive in hong kong, they are sanctioning several others for implementing china's new national security law, the law gives beijing much more authority over hong kong, the u.s. contends beijing is violating the one country to systems principal it agreed to when the british transferred its former colony to china's control. in a statement secretary of state mike pompeo says today's action send a clear message that the hong kong authorities actions are unacceptable and in contravention of the prc, good republic of china commitment under one country to systems, this is just hours after the trump administration submitted executive orders targeting in other zones as well, wechat being one of those. >> any risk on the consumer side, not a

thing started, the personnel, the resources from our county, the counties around us, we have some departments in the statewisconsin that sent us a third of all their deputies. we have small police departments that sent us one of their officers, and a third of all there officers they have. they want to come and help keep kenosha safe. they want to help the people here in kenosha, and they want to help protect the protesters two. the state has been fantastic as far as sending resources from the very first minute we asked them. they have sent everything we have asked for and they have been outstanding. the federal government notified us yesterday that they've been here from the first day. we had people from marshals, fbi, we've had them from the first day. the feds have been here from the first day helping with the exact same mission, to help protect the people of kenosha, and protect everyone who is here. we have got generous people and businesses here in kenosha. our staff, the numbers continue to grow, and we need to feed them. the business is, the people are coming with bags from mcdonald's. they are com

nervous system they're used usually in drugs for treating illnesses such as alzheimer's and other forms of dementia the head of moscow state university's pharmacology department told us the other substances can prove very dangerous. well in stories and keep it this. well known group obama called logical drugs for that inhibit enzyme. normal or destroy and to kill colon i think you'll call lion is in your immediate transmute information from one new rule there is nothing new or old and new are all still there is use that meant something out of course the more you read in some of those but as well the drug would be were they also belong to the chemical. agents legacy variant that warms our mom role known substances and oh. well they could be very dangerous because their consequences can last many a day so that what we know. but of course is now into a 3rd week of unrest with protests both for and against the president showing no sign of declining or you can see some pictures now from earlier on monday from independence square in minsk the capital smee but colorful crowd of anti-government protesters gathered to see people waving their phones with torches let's

that killing spot calls to defund police departments and galvanize a black lives protests across the us which is still continuing in some states palin's mother has spoken out about her son saying he was an intelligent man who suffered from social anxiety one civil rights attorney said instead of giving him a helping hand they gave him bullets. people hear a calling for the officers involved to be dismissed this latest shooting spurred the heightened their anger at the police when they say chest to protect.

as we follow, you know, we'll leave the diplomacy and the strategic relationships to the state department. from us, what i think we provide is good military-to-military relationships. and for my role, it's really with the chiefs of staffs. if you take a look at the armies, they are very, very important in those regions. so having a strong military-to-military relationship with my counterparts and finding out where we have common interests and where we can work together is very, very important. and with those chiefs, we have good relationships. >> great. another pacific question. this one from todd south of the army times. could you please discuss your thoughts on stationing a rotational use of army personnel as it relates to partner nations in the first, second, or third island chain defense model. for example, how critical is it to have u.s. forces inside the first island chain, such as oakland or in partner nations such as thailand? >> i think it's very important that we have relationships with the countries inside the first island chain. and we do. as far as the ability to do exercises and trai

to say that killing spot close to defund police department and galvanized the black lives protests across the us which is still continuing in some states palin's mother has spoken out about her son saying he was an intelligent man who suffered from social anxiety one civil rights attorney said instead of giving him a helping hand they gave him bullets. people a cooling for the office has to be dismissed this latest shooting spurred the heightened there on the police. chest to protect.

it is being used as a political prop. -- the state department these are buildings that are really reveredecause of the institutions that they house and the history that they reflect. and they are being used as stage, thee than a seeing of power. but the people you are using them do not own them. the american people own them. so, i find it troubling. and i hope it is not a precedent that last for subsequent presidencies, because it is inappropriate. >> former commerce and davis? -- former congressman davis? >> it is not illegal. it is on precedent giving it -- unprecedented giving a speech from the white house. we have seen more more presidents being broken -- we saw the first president in 2008 where you had it presidential candidate not taking federal matching funds. after pledging he would do that. we saw his speech in denver outside the stadium. certainly i think spoke to the enthusiasm behind him. we are getting new rules every day, and the american people have to be the final judges if someone is basically abusing the accouterments of office or not. in, despite what i've heard the pre

the ban was put in place by the state department more than 4 months ago, which urged us citizens not to travel overseas due to the coronavirus pandemic the state department says the move comes as health conditions are improving in some countries, however, officials warn travelers should use caution while abroad. >>let's take a live look outside tonight. we're looking at sfo where you can see that patchy fog hanging in the air so you know travel us the place to go don't know if it's a good idea right now to travel, but at least the weather seems to be cooperating more. yeah looking good out there you might want to stick around for the weekend though a it is going to be a nice one outside high pressure taking over we'll see some of the beautiful sunshine. you know we get further and further here in summer we start to get that gorgeous weather that we love here in the bay area patchy fog out there right now over the city of san francisco broken that's what it's going to stay all night long. >>and tomorrow you will see some sunshine 60's in downtown temperatures go maybe 70 in the mission