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why not learn with him d w z e learning course because vic. that 77 percent. are younger but. that's me and me. you know what time of voice is one. of the 77 percent talk about the. from politics to plastic from housing boom boom time this is what. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend d w. it's hard to imagine a world any more without photoshop in the last 30 years the software has changed not just photos themselves but how much we can trust what we see will look at the impact of digital manipulation coming up on arts and culture and billionaire heiress yuliya star sheykh once you to check out her video art collection online and for free and the photographer who hangs out of planes and helicopters tom hagan's aerial shots show a world changed by the corona virus and by global warming. welcome to arts and culture 30 years ago in 1990 s. a computer program called photoshop 1.0 at the market the software made it possible for the 1st time for large numbers of people to digitally improve or manipulate photographs of course photographers had already retouched and altered photos b

of qatar vic what consulted. after generations of government interference murray is clear on who should make decisions about the land. god gave us this land to live life. for us not the government but the people that live here. i'm sure they all get involved in how we live here we're doing fine everything's here everybody's getting involved in our problems we live here we make the rules not there you don't live here we do. we shouldn't have to listen to them wouldn't not drilling for oil help protect your way of life. probably but you know saying do it anyway. it's going to happen base ace just going to happen. it's happening already. smarter so we don't want it. and why are in alaska one of the great sites of energy in the world and i didn't think it was a big deal and then one day a friend of mine was in the opposite is it true. that you have anwar in the bill i said i don't know who cares they said well you know reagan drive every single president tried and not one president was successful in getting at the bu

all of this for the vic dems of lightning fires and all of this because of your generosity and we ask you to donate this weekend by calling 1855 185- 5848 give. or you can head to kpix.com. >>> you know the fire seem to be calming down a bit the bad air quality just is not letting up. people across the bay area woke up this morning to what smelt like campfire. you can see it is still hazy outside right now. here is what it look like over the last hour or so. we did spread this video. paul, it was pretty brutal earlier in the day. did ever get any better ? >> as the date went on a little bit. parts of the north bay, in the te bay e ven oakland. air-quality did improve a little bit. this is the latest ality map. there were a little bit of rain. we did filter the indoor sensors you can still see the tri-valley in santa clara value valley where the smoke is concentrated. the wind calm down. that's across all bay area and is the past few hours the wind has picked up enough to push it further to the east which is why we see a gradual improvement in air-quality conditions around san francisc

colby's in germany to learn german polish been equal why not learn with him d w z learning course because vic. did beethoven infantry is depicted to do tick tick tick tick did do. did is is a god of 65 the kind of monkey people the true king. of . so many rubber bands of stolen beethoven. to get out of course the subconscious always one thing is clear the faint hope just one of the popular. i see a sure. i love you smart. but how did the world sell with the biggest composer of all time i constantly begin to imagine a world class horn player single will a score of musical journey of discovery. beethoven starts september 16th on g.w. . this is the news live from berlin a tough choice she says but how much of it was hers the opposition challenger his presidential poll leaves the country supporters say under duress. to kind of skynet is now calling for an end to the protests of the election that she herself described as rigged also on the program. global coronavirus cases surged past 20000000 in new infections over 6 weeks so what more needs to be done to slow the spread.

that you feel sayings and then you know what god would this is them with vic the. sun exists a son xander where proof exists. some people describe the rest of it phenomenon as a modern form of slavery what do you think non thereby that. for those looked. through to be starving so that success. downtown in port au prince and the earthquake damage streets can seem full of working children . rest of this is a common sight and with little evidence that there is a. we attempt to regulate all moments of what goes on. why isn't it more of a political priority in this country i think it's because this system is so ingrained into the culture that people become so desensitized to it the haitian ambassador said that haiti is too poor haiti does not have the resources necessary to combat the system and then plus he said that the system is too ingrained into the fabric of our culture that it's difficult to eradicate it. america has long been haiti's biggest international fund this year alone it has sense more than $27000000.00 to tackle the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake. ame

does yes this is king vic the seconds viewing pavilion he had more of them built on the surrounding piigs and like to eat and read and rest up in them. and to enjoy this. from the n.s.a. landscape that was his kingdom so the feeling up here is indescribable to me it's like flying. sondra a collective term question to her. a real tribute to the period and its fury till can. and from the very a to sweeten now as it's time to meet in the other major love danya vest he creates artworks from the what he collects in the forest for example spoon his what carvings are usually not used in the kitchen but show in exhibitions the world over we've met john you're best at his house in solvents we've been to humor about why he finds wood so fascinating and why he chose to work with it. sensual is strong and hard yet soft and flexible in the same time and alive was really i see the spear as an architect i'm tired of this constant look it has a symbolism and a lot of thought i needed as well as a certain aesthetic i. was sitting with. that on i mean it's done your best. and i work with would. score going

he literally used the world bowl she vics and fascists and communists all at once. anything else? attorney general william barr has recently overseen the deployment of federal agents against american protesters on american streets this summer. with coronavirus infections now topping 5 million in this country, with a quarter of the world's cases in the united states, with 164,000 americans dead, with front pages like this one -- this is the "sacramento bee" in california yesterday. you see those little dots? really hard to see what they all are. each of those is a coffin, pictorial representation of a coffin. 10,000 coffins on the front page, representing 10,000 californians dead from covid already and counting. with school reopening efforts going bust all over the country simply because the spread of the virus is not under control and schools cannot safely open until the spread of the virus is under control, with realistic economic prospects remaining bleak, again, because the spread of the virus is not under control and that not only affects schools. it affects work and travel an

a woman of color, and that if he doesn't, that becomes much more of orthe and the president -- that vic president biden spends most of his time rolling this out, explaining why he chose someone o is not a woman of color. >> woodruff: so given that, tam, the pressure is on him to do exactly that, which may be his inclination anyway? >> to add to what ahamy been saying, there have been numerous open letters long lists of them, urging biden to pick an afrierican woman. as amy says, there is a decent chance if he doesn't, that is what the conversation will be all about. you know, one thinth that -- k that we don't fully know the answer to at this point is, there haveen wo other women on the democratic -- on the ticket before as vic president. and in both of those cases, they ended ed getting piapart in the press. and, you know, se of it was based on real holes in their resume and real problems, and some of it wasn't. and what i have to wonder is, what happens when another woman is on e ticket? what happens? do the samso of texas tropes so of wield their head again? the biden campaign is ful

i'm an a vic in for michelle griego. >> i hope you had a great weekend. let's get to your forecast first. good morning, darren. >> good morning. i am in for mary lee. i will be filling in all week. we're looking from the top of the sales force tower come out to the west the moon appeared to set the marine layer off the coast. that is the only place we waking up to low clouds. it is hugging a little bit of the coastline along the peninsula. everybody else waking up to clear skies. looking at the current numbers right now there's not a cloud on here. we are all around 60. sr is what to expect, sunny and warm. it is going to be cooler inland by tomorrow. a noticeable change in store for tuesday. i will show you that coming up in a bit. here are the daytime highs. low to mid 90s inland today, mid-50s at the beach. back over to you. >>> crews in the east bay on scene of a fire at the contra costa way center in pittsburg. you can see smoke pouring from all of the garbage as firefighters hose it down. it happen less than 30 minutes ago and no words on cause. >>>

. >> my mama -- everybody called my mama vic. as a matter of fact, when she passed away and they had the name printed jones, and a lot of folks called the funeral home in magnolia and said who is this purdis jones? and the undertaker said everyone knows her as vic. he said people from all over the country had said y'all cannot have that funeral. postpone that funeral because we want to come home to the funeral, and that's when the word got out it was vic. hundreds and hundreds of people came in, but mama on -- she was very active in organizations, naacp in magnolia, that was the closest place. she would go to those meetings. and when she would come back she would talk to kids at church. we got to do some things. they talked about in meetings how we could do better, how folk need to learn how to fix up their own homes and all that and stop depending on outside people. and then she would -- when they would have those meetings she and her sister would throw people in the back of the old pick-up truck and they were gone. and there wa

learning course because vic. they've been robbed of their soul that's what a people experiences when their heritage is taken from them. countless cultural artifacts were brutally stolen from africa by colonialists and carted off to europe . that has left wounds that have yet to heal what should be done with the stone north from africa. stolen soul starts september 7th on d w. frankfurt . international gateway to the best connections also in our road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from bought. this is g w news live from berlin belle rossi and president alexander lukashenko rallies his supporters off for a week of protests does follow his disputed reelection feel thora terry and later a 6 regime loyalists to defend the country and its independence but the opposition is keeping up the pressure holding its biggest demonstrations yet in the capital me

this is empire grade near vic drive.more than 200 homes have been destroyed in the czulxaomplex fire. it is 13%çokcontained. >>> there is more unrest tonight in wisconsin following the police shooting of an e1unarmed black man. this is in kenosha, a city about 40 miles south ofe1 milwaukee. a state of emergency is declared and a curfew enacted. yesterday 31-year-old jacob times in the back. he is in serious condition but is expected to be okay. >>> first the democrats, now it's thee1 republicans.Ñi theq republica.ñá national convention kicked off tonight with diverse speakers and passionate pleas. >> stand for an american president who is fearless, who believes in you,e1 and who love this country and will fight for her. >> that's kimberly guilfoyle, the former first lady of san francisco, qex-wife of governor uy and u onm1 of many from president trump's innerlp circl who praised the president and what he's done in the last four] years. >> welcome to the Ñi2020 -- >> reporter: on nighte/q one ofe republican national con

i have actuallyjust gotten a message from one of the vic's families, a sister whose brother was shote smiling and laughing and said long livejustice. she was really ha p py long livejustice. she was really happy with this sentencing because this is exactly what many family members and survivors have asked thejudge for. members and survivors have asked the judge for. very powerful appearances in court, as you say, from survivors and relatives of victors two victims. the prime minister jacinda ardern saying the gunman deserves a lifetime of com plete gunman deserves a lifetime of complete and utter silence. also striking, how fast new zealand changed its own laws as a result of this. that's right. almost a few days after this, the gun was changed because the government had armed himself —— gunman armed himself with military style rifles, semiautomatic weapons. he was armed to the teeth with endless rounds of bullets and the prosecution and the judge today went into detail about how he was fully armed, how he sprayed people in the main prayer room of the mosque in the main prayer room f

more vaguely and seem to include as much the victims in japan, including the soldiers as they do the vic'sthere is a lot of controversy about that and a sense that in japan there are some who wish to revise history. what is particularly controversial is that classic war criminal rebuke of the history, honouring those who should not be honoured, particularly in south korea. the foreign minister yesterday said they would disappointed that these foreign ministers visited. but there is also modern geopolitical overtones. china has definitely been increasing its military aggression in the region and so there is a sense as well that injapan visiting the site has a symbolic value that goes beyond or memory. i was going to say, it is more than hurt feelings have strong opinions. there are real—world repercussions among countries which japan would like to be cooperating with a lot more closely. and this stumbling box seems to come up almost every year. well, yes. real-world consequences in that japan, almost uniquely because it lost the war and was occupied by the us after the war, and has a consti

uk or you can tweet @ vic derbyshire.vive the party‘s fortunes. the lib dems find themselves in a bind, struggling to stay relevant with their tiny crop of mps after a crushing election result last year. you lost your seat, miss swinson? but this week, they will pick one of two people who they hope can start to turn the tide. essentially, the party has two different paths it can travel. the first with ed davey, safe pair of hands, establishment candidate, seen as competent, pretty good in parliament and clearly has governing experience. the second is a rather more radical, rather more progressive pro—european and perhaps for some people, risky option in layla moran. layla moran‘s advantage being that she wasn‘t involved in the coalition, which is something many voters don‘t remember with very much pleasure. sir ed davey, a former management consultant is a political veteran, first elected in 1997. i think people will vote positive for us because of our record. i believe we need to be less male and less white and under my

itself in the liver the pancreas and that's where the problem lies in many people unfortunately just vic just because we're focusing on on b.m.i. who are normal b.m.i. will have the illusion of protection when in fact they actually could be very much publicly unhealthy in very high risk and therefore not identified and not treated properly as well they are how moment that they for me add came when i understood that adipose tissue is it is a real organ and that it starts functioning differently once you reach a 2nd on how free a level of access that and in fact i think most of us have learned then you weren't here during the spend any cytokines so if yes size producing land made my choice more cytokines damaging cytokines and as a result of that we are essentially poisoning our bodies every single day and then they covet 1000 cons and it makes it all that all the worse but am i right in thinking that at the root of all of that is one substance and that is sugar yeah absolutely so we know from data that's been coming in about people types of diabetes are. much higher risk of death so if yo

itself in the liver the pancreas and that's where the problem lies in many people on unfortunately just vic just because we're focusing on on b.m.i. who are normal b.m.i. will have the illusion of protection when in fact they actually could be very much publicly unhealthy in very high risk and therefore not identified and not treated properly as well they ask how moment that they saw me add came when i understood that adipose tissue is it is a real organ and that it starts functioning differently once you reach a 2nd on how fee a level of access that and in fact i think most of us have learned then you weren't during the spend demi cytokines so if yes size producing less and made my choice more cytokines damaging cytokines and as a result of that we are essentially poisoning our bodies every single day and then they covet 1000 cons and it makes it all that all the worries but am i right in thinking that at the root of all of that is one substance and that is sugar yeah absolutely so we know from data that's been coming in about people types of diabetes are. much higher risk of death so if y

. >> my mama -- everybody called my mama vic. as a matter of fact when she passed away and a lot of folks called the funeral home in magnolia and said who is this pe pertis jones. and the undertaker-size said everyone knows her as vic. hundreds and hundreds of people came in, but mom maw on -- she was very active in organizations, naacp in magnolia, that was the closest place. and when she would come back she would talk to kids at church. they talked about in meetings how we could do better, how folk need to learn how to fix up their own homes and all that and stop depending on outside people. and then she would -- when they would have those meetings she and her sister would throw people in the back of the old pick up truck and they were gone. and there was not a thing where she would ask permission. she'd just get in the truck and go through and get in this truck, and they would go to the meetings. so the kids would go into the room and they were glad to jump into the back of the truck and go somewhere. and that was her. she was

had told him what to do, and he told his family, and to this day i get forers from his family saving vic's life. i do not save it. he just did what i told him. interviewer: i guess, especially by the third day, after having been out in the heat or the sunlight that long with no food, no water you probably had quite a few guys who were going in and -- of harlan: sanity? interviewer: yeah. could. we saved all we somebody who was or lose hisgo under senses, we would try to take care of him. washey thought there nothing we could do to stop the fighting. ofy did not like the idea other -- of someone telling them what to do. interviewer: what was your biggest fear during those few days you work in the water or those four days you were in your water? pardon me. interviewer: what was your biggest fear in the water? my fear was for the men, not for myself. i never feared for my. i was too busy. i did not go to sleep in the five days, five nights rather. my biggest concern always was the people that we could save that we save them. there were some we could not save. they were blown apart. we sort of

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. >> reporter: good morning, vic tosh and christie. white house making clear it would be dead on arrival on the president's desk. that's unlikely. it's unlikely that the senate will take up the bill as it is. they've been pushing for postal service funding to be included in the larger stimulus package. so there's very little interest in that bill advancing. but it did pass easily. with more than 24 republicans. competitive races this fall voting in favor of that bill. >>> meanwhile, president and the white house are preparing for the republican national convention to kick off tomorrow. trump and pence will travel to north carolina for the roll call of delegates. this is down 396, take hole kuhle for the first big day of the convention. it doesn't look like what we saw from the democrats last week. they want more light programming, more surprises. we're told that president trump will be involved in every night of the convention. but still, his big speech, his formal accept sans speech when he accepts the republican speech will be thursd

is a good situation to wake up to nom got a recess after and that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 o'clock vic in i'll be back in the top of the hour. >>for kron 4 news at 9 see them. >>news stations, you're watching kron 4 news at 9. >>i'm taking action to provide an additional. or an extra $400 per week at expanded benefits $400 k. >>now at 9 after covid relief talks broke down between the white house and democrats president trump today took executive action to provide relief to americans struggling during the pandemic good evening, everybody thanks for being here at 9 o'clock, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis this afternoon at his golf club in new jersey president trump signed for executive actions. one of which provides. >>$400 in enhanced unemployment benefits, but there is a catch. $300 of the enhand

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term from bolshevik rhetoric, consciously he did so to defang among other things defang the bullish vic threat as it were by partially co-opting it. the term he used himself prior to the bolshevik revolution, consent of the government. his term of art. goes back obviously to -- several -- several centuries in anglo-american political thought, consent of the government. even when he started using the determine self-determination, became identified with it very closely i've never been able to find a single instance in the archives, in the documents, where wilson specifically defined self-determination as national. national self-determination. that's a phrase as far as i could tell he never used. lenin and troske and other bolsheviks always talked about national self-determirmatermins what specific self-determination was to be had. the reason wilson knew very well, working from the american model and knew well from the statement from the british censor the united states was on-of-not arn ethnically homogenous nation and if it were to have self-determination to the extent it had self-determ

. >> pete: i want to play a flashback of what former vice president vic joe biden sa.ak i'm constantly tested. i can hardly wait to compare my cognitive capabilities to the cognitive capability of the man i'm running against. >> pete: juan, you believe that? why would he say he took the test and then say no i don't need to take the test and then bizarrely berate an reporter and ask if he's a junkie. is that something that you want from your candidate? >> juan: i think that he was right and smart to fire back aggressively affect question. i was just listening to you and lawrence, and it's clear there are some people who want to portray jill biden as a doddering old fool who would bey and he's just not that. dana perino asked jill biden about this yesterday and she was very clear, this guy has all his faculties. what's interesting. hang on, let me finish. you can say that but she was honest. here's the thing. when president trump took a cognitive test, he thought somehow he said he was bragging about it like it was an i.q. test. this is a test given to people who may hav

yeah under guns even the shims on them and vic it safe by being able to make about zones for shift to happen i know of woodcuts ago 15 of the 15 the mom owns i just cup what i look. at it on the top and you have to stick his a disk cup put them on a bus come given them it's a torn us it's a few divides in the thoughts on come on does this not too early for us for think wow the stuff me. the old immigrant turning against the new refugees. tony is right it shouldn't be happening but it is. i've come to dresden in the former east germany for a meeting with anti-racist activists. it's my 1st time in this part of the country i expected the grey side city but found something very different dresden was a center of german culture. germany's revolutionary priest martin luther came from this part of germany he was the founder of protestantism which began as a protest movement for social equality. my refugee solidarity meeting is in the technical school of the university of dresden. and what is the 1st arabic and newspaper in germany it's for the arabic speakers here the newcomers and settled al

folks to agree with you, but some people should and i think it's brave, honestly, of vice president vicwith this. to say, this is who i am and you could take it or leave it but he's not going to cede that part of the american character and the american conversation to people of a singular political disposition. >> it seems as if eve putting that out there that the character will be the foundation for the way he conducts policy, the way he approaches policy in this country, if elected. jon meachham, i could talk to you for days and i'm not at vanderbilt but i could read your books. one that is perfect for our time, the soul of america the battle for our better angels, required reading for everyone. jon, good to see you. >>> we have breaking news to share that marco has intensified into a category one hurricane, happening moments ago. hurricane hunters are reporting winds reaching 75 miles per hour as it moves toward louisiana and expected to make landfall tomorrow, so heads up on that. >>> mentime new details on the links between trump and russia and how much does that really matter to v

he once did this entire stick where vic was late in the campaign where romney said something about trumpt really a business guy he brings in trump states, trump water, like 25 minutes bringing products out have a number one tv show which was stayed on the air for i think 13 years. i would say, he understands relentlessly positive optimistic randy and that's the apprentice and the trump ties and so forth. he understands counter punching but they are different patterns. they happen to fit together but they are different patterns. >> c-span coverage of the republican national convention starts this monday and booktv look at other programs about president trump and his campaign for reelection continues. up next to abortion or recent interview with faith and freedom coalition founder and chair ralph reed in this video he weighs in on why evangelical christians should support the president. >> what did you think of the president's walk to st. john's episcopal. >> i strongly supported it. i released a statement at the time of the artifact. i supported it for two reasons. number one, because i t

. >> as peter touched on, of the 55 -year-old senator becomes th third woman to serve in the vic presidential candidates capacit that we have had seven. in 2016 hillary clinton was the top of that. but in all those cases, weather as a second on the ticket or first, this anomaly has been that that ticket has lost each and every time. but again, each year, of course now, this development that another woman, an african-american woman, the first on the ticket, clear distinctions there are distinctions right there. >> brett, what are you hearing close the deal for kamala harri on those? get we're not hearing a lot. which is. out that the biden campaign as to be credited other than this tweet, there was not a lot of leaks. there were not a lot of leaks. in fact there was a lot of cloa and dagger about this and they kept this but in the end it wen back to what people thought at the very beginning when joe biden kind of clinch the nomination and that was that this was in the cards from the earliest part. even at the beginning of the entire democratic race for president. if you look back at the times

. >> she said horrible things, said far worse about biden than i ever did and now she's running as vice president so how dos that work? >> america is crying out for leadership. yet we have a president who cares more about himself than the people who elected him. >> she's radical left, she tries to pretend she's not but she is the most liberal person in the u.s. senate. >> dana: that was just a start of the next few months. let's bring in matt schlapp and michael meehan, great to have you both. michael, i know that the two, if you look at that, one of the things of the president reacted to yesterday is that he said she's bad on facts, weak on facts. how do you think that harris will respond to that or will she ignore him? >> she will take him on, you just have to ask justice kavanaugh what it's like to be on the end of the prosecutorial examination. it's so weird that he keeps making on a tax on things he's weak upon. when he calls upon that joe biden is godless, there's not a consistent theme. this man was willing to get impeached to stop joe biden because he's been so worried about th

at the old vic and it just went the chance to work at the old vic and itju5t went on from there.y, the thing most remarkable was the way everybody else behaved as if i have been doing it yesterday, did you know what i mean? that sense of coming together to work is so powerful in the theatre and such a tangible source of energy, and that i5 tangible source of energy, and that is what 5tays tangible source of energy, and that is what stays the same. that is why it is so hard for everybody now that there is no theatre open, that sense of working together for an audience it is gone, and please god, let a comeback. let's talk about elizabeth i5 comeback. let's talk about elizabeth is missing, your character battling alzheimer's disease. a story that will resonate for so many families, tojuggle the will resonate for so many families, to juggle the realities of dealing with the person dealing with fading memories. that a person can ebb away when they lose their memories. absolutely. one of the most remarkable thing is when the film was first shown, people who come up to me on the street

. >> host: why do you think vic present, has not endorsed vice president biden yet?>> guest: it's really politics. they both really adore each other. they always have and still do but it's a marriage of politics. it's a political marriage. obama wants to be sure that we elect a democratic president next time around. and for him to endorse anybody at this point before there's an actual bona fide candidates would be sort of jumping the gun pretty has one big shot. that big shot has to be the biggest shot he can take principe were to endorse biden or anybody before we have the true candidate, we do have that candidate anything he says will be diminished a little bit and would not have the strength that it has when he says it's for one final time. sue and steven livingston was barack obama and joe biden's relationship unique for president vice president? switch i think it was completely unique. i don't think we've ever seen a president and vice president behave the way they did. they enjoy each other's company. they went out together. their families were close. biden's -

there's been a managerial change in women's international football the netherlands coach serena vic man will take over from phil neville as england's mentor next year under her leadership the dutch of won the european championship and reached the world cup final last year where they were beaten by the united states. another boost for england summer of cricket despite the coronavirus pandemic they've enticed to arch rivals australia for $31.00 day internationals and 3 t 20 s. next month the matches will take place in a bio secure environment just like the taste series now between england and pakistan the weather has frustrated the home side again on day 2 of the 2nd test in southampton pakistan battling to 218 phenomenon and then bad light ended play james anderson with 3 wickets while mohammad there is one that remains i'm beaten on 55. now an englishman who's on the pace says 6 times formula one world champion lewis hamilton in the sadie's driver was fastest in 2nd practice for sunday's spanish from 3 adults and leads the championship by 30 points and is aiming for his real win in bost

in the caucus scoring from the spot for inter but it was the culprit who ultimately gifted them 32 vic. thanks to an own goal and for coach to take it end 2 years of turmoil after being sacked by both the spanish national team and madrid. i was lucky enough to find this club who gave me a fantastic opportunity for which i'm grateful i also found a group of players that believed in the project and they'd have worked hard from the start they managed to become a real team which is never easy they achieve that and all credit goes to them or back home fans celebrated in the bars and on the streets of seville as well as a record extending 6 title it's also severe as 4th europa league trophy in 7 years as for into a very cogent tenure conti hinted he may leave the club. appreciate it a look at kick this you always have a place in my heart it will leave its mark because it's been such a strange year but it's also been a year that's given me a great deal it's been an exhausting year it's all right that i start to reflect and think about things manchester united captain harry maguire is expected

so vic i apologize >> no worries, no worries. think of your question. and we could not agree more. think this is really the moment in time where we need a true reckoning. when you look at not only the data from stop api hates. also a recent pew study, not only are asian americans being verbally assaulted. but also african americans. and the pew study found that 30% of asian americans, that is literally 1.5 million americans have experienced some sort of racial slur or derogatory remar remark. and similarly, 40% of african-americans. so even a much greater number. and so it is so important right now, given what has happened. and i think what you point to is the fact that we have an opportunity right now to come together as communities of color, we see and understand bigotry. really, comes from white supremacy as john mentioned. and so, we haven't opportunity moving forward, absolutely support that spirit and support any efforts. i think of all of these communities of color to come together, to talk about what it's been happening on a policy level. what's happening in terms of racist

world there's been a managerial change in women's international football the netherlands coach serena vic mun will take over from full never as england's mentor next year under her leadership the dutch have won the european championship and reached the world cup final last year where they were beaten by the united states of america sports around the world is taking different approaches to playing in the coronavirus pandemic in the u.s. some like the n.b.a. are in a bubble while others like the n.f.l. the dallas cowboys say they'll play in front of fans as early as the autumn the cowboys will follow guidelines set by texas public health officials which allow only 50 percent capacity at the stadium but owner jerry jones says it's important for fans and for the country i can easily see how eggs percent of the people would be for is just not worth the. effort riyadh's whatever of that point to go on i believe it is the n.f.l. can be a siding. when i say exciting it can be an inspirational part of how we address colwyn not only the my remainder of this year but as we go into 21. there are no f

i know you noticed as of 12:30, they went to the market highs and the vic move higher. do you anticipate that moving higher for both at the same time yesterday? >> interesting and not a pattern you would expect to see. we've seen strange patterns a lot. it has to do with a couple of things number one, weird a year as 2020 is, a lot of people are still on the final throws of vacation some places have people starting school and in some places, it won't start until after labor day. a couple of big orders could send things going. we've seen a lot of things where we've had bonds and stocks higher at the same time. overall, i'm not going to make a big deal out of what happened yesterday. it fairs watching. whenever you see the vic, bonds and gold that's when i think you'd have to start paying attention that something else may be going on whether stocks that day are higher or lower. we have a little bit of stocks being lower today. it is eight points and the s&p 500 future you see recently that gets made up in a couple of seconds. i'm not making a huge amount out of yesterday'

bill varian all star the scene of countless tales and legends many revolve around king live vic the 2ndho lived here in the 1000 century mountaineer and authors unjustified and has followed his traces. the king looked fake was a great nature lover amount of a mountain this side of him is barely known and that is what fascinates me about him her fascination prompted her to work together with photographer stefan rosenberg on a book of photos breaking looted expression for the mountains. 2 days on jeff gordon birds tour begins at the door who palace this is where the king resided and spent the longest period of his life. standing in stark contrast at the edge of the surrounding park is a colorful moroccan house this is the taliban the house originally this charming house was featured at the paris world fair. looks like heard about it and had it transported. guns but it was absolutely enchanting with its orientation style. change the style very deliberately. in the midst of the strict beat of my a period like many of us who needed an escape and this house embodied the idea of orientalism of

vic, i threw that in there. there is fog in the distance. we have 50s and 60s on the temps.xcept for oakland, everyone else is running warmer. concord is +7 compared to last time. they were at 93 yesterday. that might level itself out. temperatures are near average except for san jose. over to cell now. anything new you want to get to right away? i know we have a couple things going on. >> there is nothing new. >>> traffic is getting crowded on some of these commutes. if you are driving on the eastshore freeway, let's talk about that. we are looking at macarthur maze and the bay bridge toll plaza. this is still backed up for a 20 minute delay before you make it onto the span. this doesn't look too slow as you drive past the colosseum, the san mateo and dumbarton bridge are doing just fine. we have highly for slow from bay .2 concord westbound. let's go back to the headlines. >>> new this morning, in cupertino, water has been turned off to a broken fire hydrant. this is outside the kaiser permanente building. at one point, roads were flooded. crews will be out there doing hea

to pay attention to your health even during a pandemic for "today," anne thompson, nbc news >> well, vic i know you've had your surgery >> good morning, savannah. i'm feeling surprisingly well. i look like i lost a knife fight. all things considered id say i'm 90% back to normal, or at least my new normal. >> and you know, you got that email from a viewer. and all of us know who work in tv, sometimes you get email from viewers and sometimes they can be a little whacky and it might have been easy to disregard. why did you pay attention to this one >> honestly, because i read it to my boyfriend. i think we were having dinner the night that i received that i go, read this weird email i got today. i was totally just going to dismiss it i was like, i don't see anything who knows. and he's like, you know, it's not going to hurt just to call your doctor and check it out the worst that happens is that it's nothing so i'm glad that i listened to him. >> no question and i know we all just want to go on with our lives you don't want to have a health problem, but thank goodness you did check it out