rebuilding rather that international trust in the wake of the mass jumping on occasions against washington field and track athletes back into. 15 it's not clear to me on what grounds it's being recommended that i be fired or resigned as strongly denies the conclusions of the audit if the russian olympic and paralympic committees decide to fire me it will change our relations and aggravate the situation in russian sport just so we can quickly understand the role of assad and why this is such an important decision for so much of a century a link between the world anti-doping agency or want to russia so it's crucial to communication twin short dialogue between home and abroad and to ensuring that russian support is represented on the international stage what i have to wait and see who comes to fill ghana says shoes that's a decision that will likely be made within the next 6 months or so either way it we can all agree that no one would envy him but that position because clearly a difficult time for russian sport. yes beautiful a there isn't a stir across all the news we're talking about this weeken

, devers, patton, clark, hodges, kruger, patch, men who possessed the spirit and genius of washington, win field jackson, grant, sherman, shageorge g. mead, rob e. lee, this was the heritage of american military leadership in world war ii. a heritage they could not and would not fail. their one and only goal, victory. from privates to four-star generals, this was the outpouring of america's greatest resource, a product of century of freedom in action, a dream that their forefathers had fought for and made a reality and one that their sons were fighting to preserve. but even amidst the tensions of war, there were precious hours of respite with brief moments of humor. but when they fought, they fought to win. there's was a sublime dedication. while the fighting was continuing in north africa, president roosevelt and prime minister churchill met at kas is a -- casablanca to make plans. they began preparing for an offensive in the pacific. this was the kind of positive, top-level determination the free world had long awaited. there was swift response on all fighting fronts. tripoli fell to the briti

rebuild international trust in the wake of course of the mass doping allegations of satin washington track and field athletes back in twenty's worries them of course and it's not clear to me on what grounds it's being recommended that i be fired or resigned as strongly denies the conclusions of the audit of the russian olympic and paralympic committees decide to fire me it will change our relations and aggravate the situation in russian sport. just we can understand the role of for a start and why this is actually an important decision so we thought it was really a link between the wild and see what and russia so it's crucial to try to communication and ensuring that there is dialogue between home and implored and ensuring that russians war is represented on the international state in a statement what to say except it's not an decision and sat at the same time reiterated that restart it must remain an independent body in the future it also added that the 2 bodies are in constant contact about any to batman's we'll have to wait and see who comes to fill dances shoes that's a decision that will likely

the nfl are investigating serious and disturbing claims of sexual harassment at washington — but, despite such off fieldob to turn down... for me personally it is a really great moment to bring together two aspects of identity that i make sure it would ever come together. i'm an american football player at heart. i have been playing since i was seven yea rs have been playing since i was seven years old. my fine memories are being got in southern california he trained with my pops who was my coach when i was young. and then i went on a football scholarship to northwestern and then toiled in the nfl for northwestern and then toiled in the nflfora northwestern and then toiled in the nfl for a bit. i was an undrafted player just trying to nfl for a bit. i was an undrafted playerjust trying to make it for a while. ended up having a longer career and became a leader and team captain and all of that. it was very court of my identity as a young person. and then for the last part of the last decade, i've been using my analytic mind and helping businesses solve the most complex problems at the key moments of need

here is smith was back on the field for washington after almost losing his life due to an injury in novemberoke the tibia and fibula in his right leg. he had a severe infection and underwent multiple surgeries to save the leg. he is expected to be on the field on tuesday for the first workout. >>> the final round, jim herman ranked 124th in the world. they weren't really expecting this putt on the fifth hole to go in either. it will. he shot a 63 and was the leader in the clubhouse and then had to wait. billy -- was the last guy with a chance. he needs this putt at 18 to go. herman has a one-stroke win. it is the third win for the 42- year-old herman. >> three straight road course wins for elliott. the indy 500 is normally run on memorial day weekend. you will see the 104th birzon held next sunday. the poll was won by marco andretti. the grandson of mario andretti. better than 231 miles per hour. michael ran 16 times without a win. >> we will stay with speed for this day in sports history. >> reporter: he set a world record in the 100 meters. bolt was on the way to a 12 year, triple-double,

faces in the building is tackle trent williams, he's been off the field for over a year now after a dispute with his former team in washington d c but when he's on the field where there's no doubt that he's one of the best tackles in football. he's welcome are a welcome addition to the niners with the retirement of joe staley trent says that he's been waiting a long time to get back on the gridiron. >>just so ecstatic just to get back in the building you know, but in jersey all my home and back on just get around the guys food. and just you know that. their friendship their bond that you get would become flooded i think i miss that a lot over the last 12. 14 months. >>and future hall of famer, the forty-niners kicking off their season on september 13th against the arizona cardinals. >>here's a live look outside we'll take a break back with more headlines in a minute as we go we'll check the view here at san francisco international airport. cloudy overhead looks at the airport starting to wake up we'll be right back. welcome back getting close to 05:00am now and as you are stepping outside do anticipate some gray skies overhe

what i had to do for the book is testing, once you start broadening beyond washington, the field for iolence between people in congress becomes financially enormous. to incidents in washington or on the streets of washington when congress was in session. i was interested in how the violence was shaping, what congress was doing and the state of the nation. i had to stop myself from getting beyond that. that is a major one. i could have done. to keep going in that way. what i was really interested in was the mix of people in congress from different parts of the union and how that works and different political viewpoints and interests. what happens when you put those people together to force them to deal with issues? that was one of the initial questions, that happens when you had those populations in a public venue with the national audience with breaking possibilities, what happens in that climate with that kind of violence. >> host: john in washington dc. >> caller: i'm a fan of american nations, kind of unflattering episode in the story of alexander hamilton. during the revolutionary

what i ended up having to do for the buck, once you start going beyond washington, the field for violencepeople and congress become enormous there were those in congress, on the streets of washington when it was in session because i was interested in how it was shaping. what congress was doing and what americanit withamericans thoughs and the state of the nation i had to sorter of stop myself frm going be on to that. therthere's any number of incids and that is a major one that i could have gone pursuing. i would probably be 57 on the buck if i let myself keep going in that way. but in the end what i was interested in is the mix of people w in congress and washington from different parts of the union who dealt with violence and had different understandings of justice and how that worked and different viewpoints and designers and what happens when you put all those people together in the house and in the senate and force them to deal with contentious issues, that was one of the initial questions that put me in this project and what happens when you have those populations in this very publi

once you start broadening beyond washington. the field, even between people in congress becomes exponentially enormous. i end up limiting myself to incidents that took place in washington. in the r on the streets when congress was in session. what i was interested in was how the violence was shaping what congress was doing what americans thought about congress and the state of the nation. i had to stop myself from getting beyond that. there are any number of incidents and that's a major one that i could have gone pursuing. i would probably be on your 57 on working on this book. in the end, what i was really interested in was the mix of people in congress and washington, from different parts of the union dealt with violence and ways. have different understandings of justice and how it worked in different viewpoints and desires. what happens when you put those people together and forced them to deal with contentious issues. that was one of the initial questions that put me into this project. what happens when you have those populations in t

negotiations field in washington. democrats rejected, saying that republics had more than two months to negotiate the bill. >>> you are watching ktvu fox 2 news , at 6:30 d workers rallied outside a san francisco city hall toda reopen endorse. >> and many of these businesses said that they cannot hold out much longer. >> reporter: parlor for the people in jack london square in oakland. she gets the motion which he talks about the financial hardship. >> my clients have donated money , they have prepaid for their haircuts. >> reporter: she has made her class safe, with plexiglass barriers and an air filtration system. but she so prohibited to reopen . >> during our training we learn how to do safety and disinfection. this is the main part of our license. this is not whether we are good at doing here, it is whether we are safe and sanitary. >> reporter: she is one of about a dozen hair salon owners across the bay area who joined in a protest outside of city hall. health officials, they hope will hear them. >> we basicall

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washington. emily harris has been the favorite to field a democrat the past look for some time. she brings a high national profile as a former presidential candidate a senator from california. and family connections to biden she was close friends.

williams has been off the field for over a year after a dispute with his former team, the washington eam. but when he's on the field there is no doubt that he is one of the best tackles in football. a welcome addition for the niners with the retirement of joe staley trent says he's been waiting a long time to get back on the grid i. >>just so ecstatic just to get back in the building, you know but the jurors in all my home and back on just get around the guys food. and just you know that. their friendship their bond that you get would become flooded i think i miss that a lot over the last 12. 14 months. >>that is a large human being i would not want to get on his bad side. that's your look at sports back to you that is a large human being thank you very much jason as the apple fire continues to burn in southern california. one tonight the apple fire continues to burn in riverside county right now it's burned more than 28,000 acres and it's 30% contained. >>but amid the tragedy people losing their homes we have a happy story a dog that went missing during the fire was rescued and reuni

it's tackle trent williams williams had been off the field for over a year after a dispute with his former team, the washington football team, but when he's on the field there is no doubt about it that he is one of the best tackles in football. so it's a welcome addition to the niners with the retirement of joe staley of course, trent says he's been waiting for a long time to get back on the gridiron. >>just so ecstatic just to get back in the building you know, but in jersey all my home and back on just get around the guys food. and just you know that. their friendship their bonnets you get would become flooded i think i missed a lot over the last 12. 14 months. tara, did you know geico is now offering an extra 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies? >>wow...ok! that's 15% on top of what geico could already save you. so what are you waiting for? idina menzel to sing your own theme song? ♪ tara, tara, look at her go with a fresh cup of joe. ♪ gettin' down to work early! ♪ following her dreams into taxidermy! oh, it's...tax attorney. ♪ i read that wrong, oh yeeaaaah! geico. save an extra 15 percent when you

williams he's been off the field for over a year now after a dispute with his former team there in washingtonbut when he's on the field, there's no doubt he is one of the best tackles in football and he's a welcome addition of course to the niners with the retirement of joe staley so he's going to fill that role. trent says that he's been waiting a long time to get back on the gridiron. >>just so ecstatic just to get back in the building you know, but a jersey all my helmet back on just get around the guys fielder. and just you know that. their friendship their bond that you get would become flooded i think i miss that a lot over the last 12. 14 months. >>you know the niners will kick off their season on september 13th against the arizona cardinals. here's a quick live look outside the tower camera here at san francisco international airport giving us a quick look. >>and some clouds in the background but some sunshine at least coming down on the airport itself we'll be right back. coming up in the next hour oakland school year starts on monday. but a lot of students still don't have computers

washington. i am a harris's green the favorite to field a democrat the piece look for some time. she brings a high national profile as a former presidential candidate a senator from california. and family connections to biden she was close friends with his late son beau because this is my belief child of a mother from india and father from jamaica she takes 2 important boxes as a woman of color. such a dynamic or and really good message right she's really good about complicated and made very clear to the audience into the american people former attorney general of california she's used her skills as a prosecutor in senate hearings to pick apart arguments put forward by the come to the ministration but that all title has also brought. just as during her tenure as attorney general there are a lot of questions raised about her willingness to intervene in a variety of types of cases including police excessive use of force allegations as well as areas around drug policy that could really become a problem. in the 1st democratic presidential candidate debate she had a tense exchange whe

>>i'm morgan wright in washington coming up president trump is urging college football teams to get on the field this fall despite cancellations a major conferences and the threat of covid lawmakers are now weighing in. >>and we're also tracking a major heat wave heading our way starting today look at that inland this afternoon, a 100 and 5 by noon 93 look bay shoreline communities will be in the mid 90's as well not good for folks who don't have ac we'll have more on this in a complete check of that hot weather forecast with john in just a minute. look, this isn't my first rodeo... and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find out how reverse mortgages really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide. eliminate monthly mortgage

here is my favorite story of the weekend, hands-down by far, the washington football team has cleared alex smith to return to the field. alex celebrated with his family last night, and today was on the field for the first time since 2018. a long road back from a broken leg that required 17 surgeries and an infection not nearly cost him his life. >> how great is that? i am so happy for him. he is tough. he loves playing the game, he didn't want it to end the way it ended with the leg and so now he is >> flames looking to take a commanding 3-1 lead over the stars, final seconds, calgary leading 4-3. guess who is there? former shark, joe scores to tie it up with 12 seconds left and it gave joe a hat trick for the game. we go to overtime. john klingenberg with a bullet for the game-winner, and the stars come back to win 5-4, even that series 2 games a piece. final-round, pgas wyndham championship, the last event before the cup playoff, billy was leading on 16, when his fall plugged on the slope of the bunker. he tried his best to get a ruling from the official. despite his best effort, he took a job. he bogeyed, fell into

washington either. just her parents working the same fields she toiled in before leaving for stanford. >> and so i thought, well, in the worst case scenario i could go with my fields. >> reporter: she had to set her degree aside to take a bucket to pick blueberries alongside her family. >> you strap on the one gallon bucket on to this almost backlike strap. that really wears you out throughout the day. >> reporter: in 110 degree heat she and other farmworkers picked the crops no one else wants to pick. a gallon bucket of blueberries fetches $3.50. on a good day she can fill four an hour. >> when i left college i thought i'll never have to come back here again, i'll have an education and can get a good job. >> reporter: instead she works alongside the same workers who encouraged her to go to college. >> have a job with air conditioning, you don't have to be outside like us. >> reporter: once again she will leave the fields to return to stanford next week to start medical school. but her field of dreams is the one she will leave behind, the one she hopes to return to with a medical degree in hand. >> it's w

field. we don't know any more about it. i tweeted out a story for "the washington post. we are trying to get more information on it, and by the way, we've got a top analyst, matthew harrison at morgan stanley who's been doing great work we're just lucky enough to have him already booked on the show today. and we're going to ask him about that the markets are up nearly 300 in the premarket. happy tuesday by the way. >>> another oil company taking a massive multibillion dollars writedown following the collapse in energy prices leslie picker is back with that and some of your other top stories on this tuesday surprise. >> you talked about all the positive news on the macro front. the micro front, the earnings picture looks a limb more glim, a billion dollars write down in the second quarter equal to about 40% of its market value. this, of course, is as the drop in crude prices took a toll on the shale oil producer the company posted a wider than expected adjusted loss occidental has slashed its capital budget in half and plans to only operate one rig in the permian ba permi

washington either. just her parents, working the same fields she toiled in before leaving for stanford. >> and so i thoughtwell, in the worst case scenario, i could go with my mom to the fields. >> reporter: covid-19 has created plenty of worst case scenarios, so she had to set her degree aside and take a bucket to pick blueberries alongside her family. >> you strap on the one-gallon bucket on to this, like, almost backpack-like strap. that really wears you out throughout the day. >> reporter: in 110-degree heat, she and other farm workers picked the crops no one else wants to pick. a gallon bucket of blueberries fetches $3.50. on a good day, she can fill four an hour. >> when i left to college, i thought, you know, i'll never have to come back here again. i'll have an education and be able to get a good job. >> reporter: instead, she works alongside the same workers who encouraged her to go to college. >> everyone in the fields tells you, get a job where you can have air-conditioning, you don't have to be outside like us. >> reporter: but once again, she will leave the fields to return to stanford next we

>>a big play for the washington football team but this one is off the field just right has been introduced as the team's new president he becomes the first black person to hold that position for an nfl team. the 38 year-old is also the league's youngest team president. but he's not a new bead to the nfl has been 7 years as a running back before going into business. most recently as a partner for dc consulting firm. last month the team decided to do away with its 87 year old nickname which many considered racially insensitive and there have been recent accusations from former workers in sports writers about a culture of harassment. inside of the organization. wright says that he will be focused on transforming the culture of the organization. >>to you by nancy sleep world. simply the best place to buy mattresses. >>the 49 ers have been at camp for 3 weeks now, but today the real work the gun it was time to strap on the pads and hit another. pitt, somebody else and one of the highlights of the day was offensive tackle trent williams williams is back on the field for the first time in over a

washington, d.c. an amazing notch cut out of right field because there were two houses that would not sell. they shaped it around. it was far enough out. >> like that bugs bunny cartoon where he refuses to sell his house. paul: right. the most famous example is the green monster at fenway, which has to do with the way a street cut close to the edge of the site and could not allow the field as much space in left field as in right field. that asymmetry and difference and idiosyncrasy is a key part of baseball and baseball history. unlike a hockey rink or basketball -- >> that is like your thesis should -- your thesis. paul: the diamond is exact and precise. the outfield varies. there are kind of no rules about the outfield. theoretically, it could go on forever. >> like the polo grounds. [indiscernible] paul: there are no absolute rules. all of those parks had their idiosyncrasies and were strange as you mentioned. as the book progresses, we enter what i call the empire strikes stadiums,of baseball which you call the era of concrete donuts beginning in the 1950's. can you set that up? paul: y

the nfl's washington football team said they've canceled their game at fedex field to allow for a time naomi osaka will not compete citing her position in a, quote, majority white sport. >>> still ahead, the ceo resigns. while another's net growth grows to a record high. the stories driving today's business coming up. driving toda business coming up c'mon! hurry up! (vo) audi e-tron. the next frontier of electric. get an exceptional offer at your local audi dealer. sprinting past every leak in our softest, smoothest fabric. she's confident, protected, her strength respected. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. she's confident, protected, her strength respected. for bathroom odors that linger try febreze small spaces. just press firmly and it continuously eliminates odors in the air and on soft surfaces. for 45 days. time now for business. tiktok ceo kevin mayor has left the company as the fight over the company is continuing. julianna tatelbaum is joining us live from london on this. quite a 24 hours or so, especially when it comes to tiktok. talk us through this move. >>

surgeries doctors to not only worried about amputate but he returned to the field despite the incredible odds against him. former washingtone theisman who also suffered a career ending broken leg in 1985 says smith is already the comeback player of the year. i'm sure lots of people will agree with that guys. jillian: great to see. love that. todd: look at that form right there it looks like he has solid leg movement. don't forget to set your dvr 4:00 a.m. every weekday morning so you don't miss a minute of "fox & friends first." jillian: president trump is going to be joining "fox & friends" at:00 eastern to stay tuned for that. todd: my guess is he is going to answer questions and take longer than a few minutes. i have think he is going to be on there for a while. that's my prediction. jillian: startjill "fox & friends," starts right now. bye-bye. >> democratic national convention kicking off today. joe biden, kamala harris and more than a dozen former rivals teaming up to lay out a virtual vision for the future of their party. >> this is a critical moment. biden has been content to stay in the basement in wilmington. acc

we'll talk about that and take you live to washington to show what you a member of his coronavirus task force said >>> plus, hitting the field. your young future olympians soon can play sports during the pandemic. we'll show you how. we're getting breaking guidance from the state. >>> covid crackdown. new finds that supervisors are considering for ignoring health orders. >>> unemployment benefits and evictions. a live report straight ahead, making sense of it all. >>> and teaming up, how some small businesses are working together to survive the pandemic. "today in the bay" continues now. >>> good tuesday morning to you. it's good to be with you this morning. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike, of course, keeping an eye on the commute for us this morning. first we want to start out with meteorologist kari hall with a look at the forecast today, something to smile about, i hope. >>> yes, we are going to have some great weather the next couple of days. let's head to the tri-valley as

field quite yet. but he's getting their washington also took a big step forward by hiring football's youngest and first black team president 38 year-old jason right is a former running back with a master's degree in business. he grew up in california where his dad was a black panther, he says he wants to repair the team's racist and sexist culture but first he says he has to get them through covid and it seems unbelievable in the middle of a pandemic but the kansas city chiefs just announced. they're going to let about 17,000 fans go to their home opener. now as you can see here a packed arrowhead seats 76,000 so it might seem like a drop in the potential covid droplets f floating around and if that scares you. this is got to be terrifying. this is not file video. this is brand-new video. >>from wuhan china ground 0 of the pandemic. with people in a water park shoulder to shoulder, swimming and watching an electronic music show. >>with no masks and apparently they're not worried. >>the city has reported any new cases since may but this just freaks me out. here's nosing the freaks me out here's a pictur

field quite yet. but he's getting their washington also took a big step forward by hiring football's youngest and first black team president 38 year-old jason right is a former running back with a master's degree in business. he grew up in california where his dad was a black panther, he says he wants to repair the team's racist and sexist culture but first he says he has to get them through covid and it seems unbelievable in the middle of a pandemic but the kansas city chiefs just announced. they're going to let about 17,000 fans go to their home opener. now as you can see here a packed arrowhead seats, 7 but drop in a bit but that's a lot of potential covid droplets floating around and if that scares you. this is got to be terrifying. this is not file video. this is brand-new video. >>from wuhan china ground 0 of the pandemic. with people. >>in a water park shoulder to shoulder, swimming and watching an electronic music show. >>with no masks and apparently they're not worried. >>the city has reported any new cases since may but this just freaks me out. here's nosing the freaks me out here's a picture

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a big play for the washington football team, but this one is off the field. jason wright has now been introduced as the team's new president. he now becomes the first black person to hold that position for an nfl team. the 38 year-old also the league's youngest team president. but he's not a newbie to the league he actually spent 7 years as a running back before going into business. most recently as a partner for dc consulting firm. wright says he'll focus on trying to transform the culture of the organization. >>tonight's sports we doubled our speeds the fastest just got back. >>the a's made light work of the bay bridge series over the weekend and swept the giants they came into tonight's matchup with the best record in baseball. it was a 113 degrees in phoenix taking on the diamondbacks but they still left the roof open at chase field is going to combat a 3, 2, d backs matt olson hit what looks like to be the final out of the ending right to make comments but the arizona shortstop drops at franklin barreto scores on the air it is 3, 3, a tie game bottom of

griffith in washington, d.c., had an amazing notch cut out of right field because there were two houses that would not sell. and so they kind of shaped it around. it was far enough out so -- >> like that bugs bunny cartoon where he refuses to sell his house? >> right. and the most famous example is the green monster at fenway which has to do with the way the street -- right close to the site and could not allow the field as much space in left field as in right field. but that kind of asymmetry is a key part of baseball history. unlike a hockey rink -- >> yeah, that's your thesis here. >> every ball field is a little bit different. the diamond is exact and precise. the outfield varies and there are kind of no rules about the outfield. and theoretically, it could go on forever. >> like the -- >> right. it was so far. but, you know, there are no absolute rules. it just -- >> speaking of -- all those parks had their i.d. odiosyncra and were weird and strange. we enter this empire strikes back period of baseball stadiums which you call the era of secret doughnuts beginning in the '50s. >> su

washington, d.c. had an amazing notch cut out of right field because there were two houses that would not sell. and so they kind of shifted around. and it was far enough out -- >> like that bugs bunny cartoon where he refuses to sell his house. >> and of course, the most famous example is the green monster in fenway, which has to do with the way a street cut right close to the edge of the site and could not allow the field as much space, in left field, as in right field. but that kind of asymmetry and difference and idiosyncrasy, because it is a key part of baseball and baseball history. unlike a hockey rink or a basketball -- >> yes, that's the thesis here. >> or a football grid iron, every ball field is a little bit different. the diamond is exact imprecise. the outfield varies and there is kind of no rules about the outfield. and theoretically, it can be infinite. it can go on forever. >> like the polar grounds theoretically. >> but there are no actual rules. >> right. >> so speaking of all of those parks having their idiosyncrasies and being weird and strange, as you mentioned. so, then as

washington redskins announcing the first new black president. jason wright will lead the business operations and working with building the field on the team. f the team says wright's former experience as a playerer and push for inclusion will set new standards for that organization. >> trevor: that's right, washington has hired the first black president in n.f.l. history, which is fantastic! but if they follow the same pattern as america, the team's next president is going to kick all the mexicans off the team and inject all players with hydroxychloroquine. i will say, it really sucks to be a black person in america right now, but even if you do get offer a job, the first thing you think is how bad tid the white people (~bleep ) up to have to hire me? best of luck to jason wright because football is the only sport trying to play with fans in the stands and no bubble during covid. so if the league shuts down, you know people are going to try to blame him. i'm just saying, the league never set down before when there was a white team president. it can't be a coincidence! >>> on to news about climate change. should be no surprise 2020 is on cou

washington found out about it. he gathered together 20000 troops, brought them to an open field. ok the guy who's responsible to plot against him and execute him in the largest public execution at that point in north american history. george washington brings down the hammer, right? he's like that's what you do to me i am george washington, put me on the dollar bill, washington out. that's will dialogue by the way. [laughter] historically. [laughter] i just one pointed out. say ye old doll or is exactly the same. >> the george washington stories called the first conspiracy the plot against george washington and the birth of the counterintelligence movement. ucr counterintelligence operation started after that. when someone took a shot at the big man, we started fighting back. that's where it begins. so the first conspiracy comes out in january prayed those of the books that follow. okay will do a couple more questions require. yes buddy. [inaudible] usually when you write an i am book. you put in the next character in their print i want to know who will be the next one for neal ar

and could never forgive breaking the cardinal rule of washington politics i kept my promise. together we have ended the fielditical class and they are desperate to get their power back by any means necessary. you have seen that. they are angry at me because instead of putting them first, i very simply said america first. days after taking office, we shocked the washington as dabblers went and withdrew from the last administrations administration's job killing transpacific partnership. i immediately improve the keystone xl and dakota access pipelines. ended the unfair and very costly paris climate accord. and secured for the first time american energy independence. we passed record-setting tax and regulation cuts at a rate nobody had ever seen before. within three short years we built the strongest economy in the history of the world. washington insiders asked me not to stand up to china, they pleaded with me to let china continue stealing our jobs, ripping us off, and robbing our country blind. but i kept my word to the american people. we took the toughest, boldest, strongest, and hardest hitting action aga

they've had if the new face on the field today, former pro bowl tight end jordan reed who the team signed earlier this month after a seven-year stint with the washington football team, the niners hope reid will come in handy as another pass-catcher and multiple tight end sets alongside george kittle kittle was asked earlier today what impressed him the most about 3. >>he uses his speed his advantage doesn't waste time like you know trying to hand by with the guy he does choose to use the speed runs around them and then when a guy does get too close to really go the speed with his double moving in to feed the ground a knowledge awesome react and you know that really well, but it's really just his explosiveness i think is way better than anyone else know not out for a while you kind of got to go out and get your first practice and take the monkey off your back and a healthy accomplish that today from his standpoint mentally. >>but physically i thought he looked really good. >>bishop o'dowd sophomore forward jalen willis exploded on the national scene last season unlike any elite basketball recruit he figured this summer heat have the opportunity to show

needs to be a level playing field in terms of the financial disclosures and how earnings et cetera are being accounted for. >> we are following new developments out of washington, d.c. when it comes to the latest round of coronavirus talks falling apart. it was a dismal outcome. >> reporter: that's right. the president just tweeted about the talks a few moment ago he said house speaker nancy pelosi and senator chuck schumer only interested in bailout money for poorly-run democratic cities and states, nothing to do with china virus. we are going a different way the president making it very clear these talks have now reached an impasse and they have broken down. the two sides did try to meet on capitol hill for about 90 minutes this afternoon but they weren't even able to reach an agreement over how big this package should be. >> it was a disappointing meeting. we reiterated in very strong terms our offer. we come down a trillion from our top number which is 4. they go up a trillion from their top number which was 1 that way we woucould begin to m in the middle. unfortunately, they rejected it. >> white house officials said the problem is not just the price tag,

field. also had aming man camp artist following him in the manner of artists who followed george washington. one was a very well-trained painter who followed him to chattanooga, did a painting of him, a very well received painting. general grant liked it and it was shipped back to washington where it was displayed in the u.s. capitol. obliging abraham lincoln to have a look at it because grant had become so popular that it was that lincoln would be disrespecting not to look at it. yes, he had photographers and camp artists and he managed to maintain the homespun image very much like abraham lincoln, his commander-in-chief. depictions also served a purpose as reporters were concerned not only to elevate him but also to put him in the public eye politically. did images really have that power to do such a thing? harold: yes. think how successful abraham lincoln was as a presidential candidate when images of him as a rail splitter began circulating 1860. the grant victories early in the war and lincoln's inability to obtain control of the civil government in the emancipation proclamation encoura

washington with the story coming up. >>these are playing great baseball on the field one incident after the game has them in hot water >>more fallout tonight surrounding the oakland a's, one of the team's coaches and the organization of both apologizing for making would appear to be a not see salute twice during yesterday's game. well for sports director jason dumas joins us from the newsroom with more on this jason. >>yep and we've had a night to sleep on it and 24 hours later a whole lot of people are still very upset with oakland a's bench coach, ryan christenson after he was seen on camera making a gesture that appears to be a not see salute it happened last night after the a's win over the texas rangers as the players were lining up to celebrate the victory christian shun extend his right arm in the air closer liam hendriks could be seen correcting christian scenes gesture so if it what the rest of the team was doing christian then turned around and repeated said gesture. he later apologized and said what i did is unacceptable and i deeply apologize, said in a statement that they do not support or condone the gesture a

decide who will control the washington based into american development bank has split latin america and become a bitter issue the reason is the white house has decision to field an american candidate to run latin america's principal development but the sentiment explains from santiago. it's called the id be the interim american development bank a kind of distant cousin of the i.m.f. when it was founded in 1959 former us president dwight d. eisenhower promised it would always be led by a latin american and it always has. but now just as latin america is projected to suffer the worst economic impact from the pandemic of any region in the world the white house is fielding a candidate to lead the region's most important development institution and the battle is on and it is a surprise it breaks a tradition. and written rule so this is what it cost these reaction in latin america we in chile former finest and foreign ministers you know signed a letter you know very respectfully i may say this very spectrally saying that we are asking for the election to people supposed to have a time to discuss a letter i mean a possible candidate himself is neutral loans the pres