our comptroller ben rosenfield, tax attorney scott weaver for all your time, knowledge, expertise and patience and constantly walking us through the complexity of our tax system and your willingness to go back to drawing board and also to community and neighbor partners to make sure that we are strong partners in this measure and this measure is as strong as possible. i believe we have president yee joining us today who can speak more to this measure and has an more announcement to make. >> president yee: i'm pleased to share that the mayor officially announced her support for the amended version of small business economic recovery act. i'm glad that we are joining forces to deliver the message to our voters in the next monthing comes. i don't want to repeat too much what has been said. i really believe amendments we have introduce strengthen those measures so that better response to our current unprecedented economic crises what they fear equitable recovery, especially for our working families, small and entrepreneurs and family owned businesses. when we talk about recovery, it can't

thank heaven, then, forjacki weaver, who was oscar—nominated for recent hits like animal kingdom and a much—needed dose of oomph to a film that, although good—hearted, borders all too often on the bland. there's both a theatrical and virtual release for il traditore, the traitor, a sprawling drama about tommaso buscetta, a member of the sicilian mafia who turned informant, or pentito, shedding light on the inner workings of the cosa nostra. in competition at last year's cannes film festival, marco bellocchio's ambitious, if not always enthralling, drama depicts buscetta and his family — from whom he was separated by geography and imprisonment, and some of whom he lost to a catalogue of internecine mob violence. the most intriguing scenes are those between buscetta and judge falconi, with these two men from opposite sides of the law finding unexpected kinship and respect. there's weird theatre too in the courtroom scenes, in which buscetta testifies while mafiosi watch from behind, while mafiosi watch from behind bars, jeering, gesturing, and occasionally taking the stand. it's an epi

also opening in a number of uk cinemas this week is stage mother, in which jacki weaver plays maybellineconservative texas church choir, who inherits a san francisco gay bar when her estranged son dies. maybelline‘s husband is a straight—arrow stick in the mud who refused to accept his son's sexuality, causing the family to split apart. are you ricky's mum, from texas? but now, maybelline sees a chance to make peace with the past to become a surrogate mum to the boys in the band, and turn a rundown drag show into a crowd—pulling success. back in the 90s, films like priscilla, queen of the desert and to wong foo, thanks for everything julie newmar provided multiplex friendly portrayals of drag culture, along with mike nichols‘ the birdcage, a star—studded us remake of la cage aux folles. and whatever those films‘ flaws, they seek out the time broadly ground—breaking. but in the age of rupaul‘s drag race, it's hard to see what ground, if any, is being broken by stage mother. there's literally nothing new or original about director tom fitzgerald's movie from a script by brad henning, which

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john weaver thank you.u haven't seen an ad from the lincoln project yet you are in for a treat. they are something else. i want to turn back to the developing story tonight. republicans are rethinking their convention plans in jacksonville, florida. the event is supposed to take place in jacksonville at the end of august. officials are now planning to move the convention outdoors to comply with social distancing guidelines. the mayor there describing what it would take for him to call off the convention. >> if we have widespread community spread and icus are full and hospitals can't handle it i saw a news cycle i believe it was houston who pulled their statewide convention. okay yeah. they pulled it a week out. they monitored the situation up until the point where they could make a decision. we are monitoring the situation. >> monitoring and at the same time a lot of folks are having second thoughts about attending. the "new york times" reporting many republicans are taking a wait and see approach or skippi

." >> the victims chinese religious minority known as weavers.for the chinese government has rounded up over 1 million people and held them in detention camps in the region. survivors of the camp's report being subjected to forced labor, sterilization and separation from their families for months. communist parties officials from the president on down continued to deny the mounting evidence. >> related issues are not about human rights, religious or ethnic minorities at all. anti-violent terrorism and anti-separatism. new video surfaced of people to be weavers kneeling blindfolded and with shaved heads being led onto trains inside of china. but facing questions on british tv, china u.k. ambassador deflected. >> i do not know why you get this tape. >> this prompted the u.k. government to reach out to 27 other nations to direct, confront the chinese government directly. it is clear grows, egregious rates going on. now "the new york times," new evidence of a government run program forcing them to factories with manufacturing face mask and other medi

. >> laura: that is rick weaver and what is the last election -- pure projection of course.hey hate you because you see them for who they really are. they are corrupt swamp creatures. most of them don't win collections but just call themselves republican strategist. they are looking for donors to line their pockets. they were not even being honest about their mission. according to the website, they were goal is to defeat president trump and tropism. but if that were true, why are they trying to unseat given moderate g.o.p. senators who are considered allies to the president? friends, they put out ads attacking susan collins of maine and corey of colorado. this is in about unseating trump, is it? handling the control or hinting for control to the senate to the democrats, that is what it's about. and today we learn ambitions actually go further than that. the groups cofounder john weaver, mccain and john kasich campaign told "the washington post" "the group is preparing to vehemently oppose efforts by g.o.p. senators to obstruct and stymie biden's agenda should he win the pres

so the community begins to get turned around by weavers. i find weavers everywhere.place, we ask around, who makes a difference here? weaz find 75 people doing g stuff. they are leading us into a better fute. >> are you hopeful based on what you've seen that the solutions you've seen working areoing to continue? and how do you make them continue for the benefit of all of us? >> when i look the marches, when i look at the people who i speak to, when i look at the people i interview, i just see such a desire for a new e. in such a sense that this is a portal to a different future. i have faith in that. >> i think that is what so many people want to hear now. thank you for being with us. >> it is a real pleasure. ♪ judy: our now read is book club pick was a spy thriller lives matter protest. black jeffrey brown talks with author lauren wilkinson as part of our arts series "canvas." >> the west african nation of burkina faso in the 1980's and the real-life figure of a revolutionary leader, whomci the is eager to be rid of. a cold war espionage thriller," with a twist. it

the kincade fire burned more than 77,000 acres and attorney jack weaver a partner with wellty weaver and curry just filed suit on behalf of several victims whose lives and lively hoods were put at risk. >> we've got parents with special needs children. people who just fled for their lives. and the many, many business owners particularly small business owners who were impacted by the interruptions that resulted from both the power outages and the fires that caused everybody toflee >> in a statement, pg&e declined to take responsibility saying it hasn't had access to the report but it added quote we want our customers and communities to know that safety is our most important responsibility and we are working hard every day to reduce wildfire risk throughout the service area. >>> on the fire watch right now. evacuation orders are now lifted after a four alarm brush fire broke out last night north of vacaville. the fire started at about 8:40 near quail canyon road and highway 128 in the town of windsor. says 20 acres have burned and the fire is 80% contained. so far no structures are dam

but it's also being solved at the local level by community builders, who i call weavers.they're creating connectn, they're bridging divides, they're creating a better country, and there finding a better way to live. so, for example, in chicago, in a neighborhood called englewood, which is a tough neighborhood, there's a woman who lives there named asiaha butler, and asiaha englewood because she had a daughter and she was afraid for her safety. atlanta and she'd booked the moving company and everything. and on the day before she was going to move out, she looked across the street at an empty lot. and there was a little girl in a pink dress playing with broken bottles. and she turns to her husband and says, "we're not moving out. we're not going to be st another family that left this behind." and so she googledvolunteer in englewood." now she runs rage, which is the big community organization in englewood.th they cleaned ulots. they've created connections within the community. now, if you go there, there's some stores. and when stores are open, that they sell t-shis: proud

was just a continuation from last week's big increase weaver you have actually reports or the prognosis that global central banks by the middle of next year might pump a good 15 trillion u.s. dollars into the global markets that creates a lot of liquidity and the money has to go somewhere and that's partially into stocks and then also here in the u.s. specifically we had a pretty strong showing from the service industries so that also detailed to drive stocks higher. they is going back to hong kong should we expect to see more western businesses such as these tech industries which we expect see more pressure on them going forward given this new law. well clearly there's a lot of at stake and it's very multi-layered i mean 1st of all we have to wait and see what the reaction will be from the chinese ministration about tung kong is such an important place for us and the chinese companies to do business we see each other it's of basically one of the only places where they can do that but then we also would have to wait and see whatever the chinese government is going to do what will washin

former sanders campaign manager jeff weaver. >> obviously there are progressives who are unhappy thatblican speaking at the democratic convention. on the other hand, there are people who understand that this is a demonstration of the fact that joe biden's coalition is very big. his electoral coalition. >> weaver tells fox at the end of the day that this 2020 election cycle is much more corroborative, collaborative than in 2016 against hillary clinton. julie? >> julie: jacqui heinrich, thank you so much. >> open that mouth. oh! >> julie: yikes. you are looking at an 8-foot long bull shark caught by a 21-year-old fishermen off the coast of long island here in new york. it is shark season, everyone, and the sharks are making sure we know it. sightings are up across coastal states in the northeast, ten have been spotted so far, in nassau county and new york alone. laura ingle is live at lido beach in new york now with more. laura, that is not what i would want to find at any time on the beach. >> right, absolutely, julie. you know, these new shark sightings have led to beefed up patrol, a

says about 1000000 weavers have been detained in reeducation camps in. china's foreign ministry is warning the u.s. to stay out of china's internal affairs. the u.s. practice is in serious interference in china's internal affairs in serious violation of basic norms in governance of international relations china opposes and strongly condemns that spawns to us wrongdoing china has decided to impose sanctions starting from today. between e.u. has the latest from beijing. so far the move seems to be largely symbolic and just the latest and what has been a downward spiral of relations between the u.s. and china now beijing has said that they're targeting for u.s. officials at the senate is ted cruz and marco rubio and also representative chris smith and the u.s. ambassador at large for their group international religious freedom samuel brownback it also sanctions the china commission which is an organization which reports to donald trump now we are still waiting exactly on the details of what this entails quaternion china's foreign ministry spokesperson did n

>> yes, we saw a weaver contraction in the second -- we saw a severe contraction in the second quarterview we started to grow out of that in may. we've been growing in june. that's consistent with the strong jobs numbers, strong retail sales, strong consumer. the issue is the recent resurgence in cases may mute the growth from here. we still believe at the dallas fed we'll grow in the third quarter, and we'll grow in the fourth quarter. the question how fast. if we saw better control of the virus, we'd grow faster. and if this resurgence continues, we're going to grow slower than we would. but we still think recovery, and it's just a question at what rate. maria: so how does it feel to you there in texas, you know, a lot of conversation recently about the hot spots of the country, and that's florida, texas, arizona, california seeing spikes. do you feel those spikes? has that slowed the reopening plans substantially in texas? >> yeah, it has, in my opinion. and i literally spend every day talking to small businesses, medium-sized businesses, big businesses. i walk around every day and

government forces weaver was tear gassed by the agents as he stood near. refence guarding a federal courthouse. jeered at times by protesters the mayor showed solidarity with the crowd shouting black lives matter. wheeler has opposed the deployment of federal agents of his city from the start and the state has how does back let me be very clear with oregonians when i spoke with the director of the department of homeland security last week i told him to go home and to take his federal troops with him. this is a democracy not a dictatorship however critics say the portland mayor is to blame for local police using tear gas and other methods to disperse crowds prior to the arrival of the feds some vocal business leaders also believe the mirror should have brought the nightly protest under control weeks ago meanwhile the ongoing protests affected portland shop owners and stills in the area vandalized looted one of the targets was a jewelry store that's been operating in the area for 30 years it may protesters broke into the premises and stole numerous items the

government forces weaver was tear gassed by the agents as he stood near a fence guarding a federal courthouse although jeered at times by protesters the mayor showed solidarity with the curly black. wheeler has opposed the deployment of federal agents in his city from the start and the state has how does back let me be very clear with oregon when i spoke with the director of the department of homeland security last week i told him to go home and to take his federal troops with him. this is a democracy not a dictatorship however critics say the portland mayor's to blame for local police using tear gas and other methods to disperse crowds prior to the arrival of the feds some local business leaders believe that america should have brought the the protest under control weeks ago. there were really there were no missed the people at the rallies. protests were sharing their message. because. the huge crowds did not seem to be cowering to the with many believing that the white. just to point out our newest government agency is in fact fueling the flames instead of restoring order for news with rick

young son was found alive off the drifting in a rented boats they were on together it's unclear how weaver a drowned 5 days after a ny rivera went missing search crews recovered a body in the northeast area of lake piru and drive from los angeles the body was flown to the city of ventura for formal identification as rivera's. based on the location where the body was found. the physical characteristics of the body clothing found on the body and the physical condition of the body. as well as the absence of any other persons reported missing in the area we are confident the body we found is that. the find was at the site where dozens of divers searched the lake supported by helicopters and drones. on wednesday afternoon the vendor of the boat the actress had rented found the vessel drifting on the lake rivera's 4 year old son was alone on board and told investigators that he and his mother had been swimming he said he returned to the boat but she did not authorities believe ny rivera drowned in what they're describing as a tragic accident no foul play is suspected. paris. new york has the mes

indifference to what china did either in hot connor against the weavers john bolton's book is you know basically has the president giving the chinese a free ride to do pretty much what they want to their own citizens even gross violations of human rights it's one of the reasons that some of this criticism now by the secretary of state seems like too little too late and the fact that it's just aimed at china i don't see equivalent criticism of russia or the are other countries which always say a criticism on these grounds again makes it look quite opportunistic rather than principle and again in the secretary of state speech this the way you discuss germany this kind of. back of the hand to show them that's not my experience the way to bring about alliance cooperation be it against china or anybody else and this is ministration and what was its 1st big farm policy decision when i came into office was not to join the transpacific partnership that would have put us together with countries representing at least another 2025 percent of global g.d.p. we then together could have gone to china

jeff weaver said, quote, this is what bernie wants, to go against the movement.ere agreed between the biden and sanders campaign, superdelegates to 2024. they propose banning mail-in ballots and pushing more states to hold primaries instead of caucuses. jillian: the final farewell to congressman john lewis. ♪ jillian: the georgia lawmaker remembered as a founding father with former presidents speaking at his funeral. >> he as much as anyone brought this country a little closer to our highest ideals. >> john lewis thought for the america i believe in, differences of opinion are inevitable elements and evidence of democracy in action. jillian: he was buried at a historic atlanta ceremony. todd: the navy with its first black female fighter pilot, awarded her wings of gold after three years of training. she wanted to be a pilot everson she went to see the blue angels with her parents. that is awesome. 40 minutes after the hour, joe biden has his sights set on faith-based voters. jillian: john thomas believes biden's political agenda won't resonate. todd: joe biden ta

the united states big business going to decide to have factories that are fully out to make that weaver our butts so we may create more production more profits i'm not sure we're going to create jobs unless we have seen incentives to create that labor and jobs that in this kind of things and migration in many ways that is good for america up as brought to happen there up on earth ship brought people that initiative as brought people like myself and others who have come to be a threat to society so putting their wallet of tiree at center while block immigration doesn't resolve the fundamental problem that people need education the skills the the human capitana need to sort of my. didn't try in a digital link globalized economy and by the way even if tomorrow we were to ever want so nobody can get in the united states even if read on a percent cut in from foreign goods technology in the future is going to these are many jobs more than a make grecian or globalization thread of your one example if and when we're about animals because you have millions of better only if drivers than to be wi

weavers are effectively created a situation where everyone on that site was tested, everybody has a temperatureeing positive on the site is reduced as far as we can go. so we think it is safer than going to sainsbury's or other supermarket brands. this all comes ata supermarket brands. this all comes at a cost. the two venues chosen, the gs bono southampton and emirates 0ld the gs bono southampton and emirates old were being asked to host a strange upside down summer. like if these matches don't happen behind closed doors, you losejobs across cricket. so the normal rules about what you wouldn't spend on staging a test match out of the window because this comes about saving the game in the industry as a whole. the bill will be beyond most, but what if you strip cricket back to its essence? the village green, the local rep. tom hope that the listing of restrictions in the uk will allow play to resume, but for now it seems that even though the pubs will open, the innings won't. in cricket, everybody understands that the ball isa everybody understands that the ball is a natural vector of the diseas

our comptroller ben rosenfield, tax attorney scott weaver for all your time, knowledge, expertise and patience and constantly walking us through the complexity of our tax system and your willingness to go back to drawing board and also to community and neighbor partners to make sure that we are strong partners in this measure and this measure is as strong as possible. i believe we have president yee joining us today who can speak more to this measure and has an more announcement to make. >> president yee: i'm pleased to share that the mayor officially announced her support for the amended version of small business economic recovery act. i'm glad that we are joining forces to deliver the message to our voters in the next monthing comes. i don't want to repeat too much what has been said. i really believe amendments we have introduce strengthen those measures so that better response to our current unprecedented economic crises what they fear equitable recovery, especially for our working families, small and entrepreneurs and family owned businesses. when we talk about recovery, it can't

conducted a prisoner swap the un recognized government of national accord and forces loyal to the ward weaver have to each exchanged 8 men in misrata and today as he is prime minister has resigned in the us for stepped down after the biggest party in his coalition began pushing for a vote of no confidence those were the headlines about with more news in half an hour next it's the bottom line to stay with us. hi i'm steve clements and i have a question well the coronavirus pandemic be the tipping point that takes us into years of joblessness and poverty let's get to the bottom line. when we look around we see a lot of people who can't find work and a lot of businesses that have gone bust but there are some winners out there it seems like the financial markets are always winning at least from my vantage point economists usually say that they saw what was coming after the fact there are always rationalizations for the ups and downs of markets or of jobless rates of consumer and business confidence but let's take a look at the big picture my guest today is not afraid to go where many economists w

weaver doing things to make our soldiers more lethal. with some of the systems we're developing for ground. i think most importantly we're doing a lot in talent we feel talk about new stuff. but it's our industrial age personnel management system to a count management system. as far as when it comes to transformation and getting the force ready for the next 40 years, the most important things we do is account management. we're taking industrial age personnel management system in place and moving to a 21st century talent management system that's going to allow us to compete for talent where we no longering more everyone as interchangeable parts. we actuallying more individuals by their knowledge, skills, may havor and preferences which is blasphemous in the army that we want to know what people want to do and where they want to go but we think that's important for the future to put the people we need in the right job, right place. so we're moving adressive -- aggressively in that area. ms. hicks: presumably there are losers in a constrain

and james weaver in 1892 and thereby seem to the republican but he's not running a running mate in a populace running mate and he's got the issue of how do i get that populace running mate off the ticket and battleground states where he can't afford the vote? he decides he's going to storm the country in a fashion never done before. he'll get on a train and campaign, he has three major trips he makes across the country. >> presidential candidate never do that. >> it's the first time they had done that. there are occasions they might go on the road and have a big gathering of some sort but the number of times they spoke on the road to less than a dozen. there's a front porch campaign in 1888, harrison basically had about 80 speeches he gave to delegations in indianapolis over the course of four months. ... and hoping when he got to the end of the line somebody would pick him up and add a hotel reservation. absolutely, sometimes he's got a private car. he makes a trip through kentucky and tennessee, virginia and up towashington dc in late september and he's got a private railcar but so

indifference to what china did either in hock on her against the weavers john bolton's book as you know basically has the president giving the chinese a free ride to do pretty much what they want to their own citizens even gross violations of human rights it's one of the reasons that some of this criticism now by the secretary of state seems like too little too late and the fact that it's just aimed at china i don't see equivalent criticism of russia or church or other countries which shall we say a criticism on these grounds again makes it look quite opportunistic rather than principle and again in the secretary of state speech this the way you discuss germany this kind of. back of the hand to show them that's not my experience the way to bring about alliance cooperation be it against china or anybody else and this is ministration and what was its 1st big foreign policy decision when i came into office was not to join the transpacific partnership that would have put us together with countries representing at least another 2025 percent of global g.d.p. we then together could have gone t

and celebrating columbus as a person who discovered our country against great odds, the son of a weaverald reagan pointed out when he dedicated the statue in 1980. she knows that and she still discarded it. it's called a hate crime, defending your street against vandals? tearing down of a symbol that was put up against hate, that's somehow okay? people do what people do. >> tucker: why aren't our leaders more tuned into this, and why aren't they more concerned about what follows the toppling of these statues? >> i think they are just praying that the mob goes past them. i think they are afraid. a lot of them in washington, d.c., who live in my neighborhood, when they came to our neighborhood to tearhb down the statue of lincoln, people hid in their homes. people were upset. a couple neighbors came out but that's where congress and senators live, a lot of them. or they live behind walled-in places. just like we saw in seattle when the mayor said going to her house, that was over the line, or going to the u.s. capitol puts state workers at risk. she wanted to hold the mob p for that but p

i published my book, the conservative mind, in 1953, i did not know any of these gentlemen except weaverno one had met one another, but with two exceptions. no two of them agreed perfectly about anything not even the word , conservative. susan: talking about how this movement got its start. he essentially thought people on the right trying to dismantle or do away with things like social security or other government programs, he thought that they were utopian in their outlook. mostly because he said these are programs that your ordinary americans, middle-class americans, working-class americans, they like them. they provide an extra degree of security and support. they have been embraced in the american consciousness, and it would be political suicide for no matter the, orty, to try to remove dismantle those programs. i think, while eisenhower was certainly he said he was the latter. so i think the relationship between those two presidents and the formalized conservative movement was a bit tenuous. at best. susan: how important was senator robert taft to the conservative movement in the 1

my loser is john weaver from the lincoln project to this week told "the washington post" that his grouphe behalf of republicans for donald trump would serve in the event of the joe biden presidency as the enforcer of sorts going after republicans before the job on an agenda. no wrong with being a different card but you should call yourself one. >> bret: ari, quickly, "winner and losers." >> winners, the yankees, they defeated the nationals last night and every single one of them stood for the national anthem. the losers, government officials in portland, oregon, and they have turned that the city over to lawless forces and they have abandoned what they need for public safety and the text federal authorities with the worst messages and what they have learned is that weakness leads to more rioters. it was >> bret: ten seconds, leslie, winner or loser. >> the winner, aoc for when she was attacked by my loser, congressman who spoke like i wouldn't which is i am somebody's daughter and shame on him he was not just attacking her and all women, ari, go sox. >> bret: that was 12 seconds, thank

for the national security council said "it is highly suspicion 13-ton shipment with hair with the weavermps, this is a new low. even for the chinese communist party. and they will have to answer to the world community for their actions." officials say the administration is expanding pressure on businesses operating in the united states, urging them to read their supply chains of products manufactured with forced labor. the federal government has issued an advisory to companies, warning them to monitor the activities in china. >> they should read this notice closely. and be aware of the reputation, economic and legal risk supporting of such assaults on human dignity. speak. >> the notice references china where officials say the chinese government has in turn more than 1 million muslims and minorities, leader subjecting to surveillance and indoctrination and forced labor. last month president trump told axios he held off on sanctioning chinese officials involved with the mass detention camps because it would interfere with trade deal with china. though the president has also signed a law d

they were all my opponents and they've never gotten over it, weaver and schmidt, all losers.y try buying commercials and you say gee, we've rebuilt our military, we've taken care of our of vets. you've never seen anything like that with the vets, with choice, we've done such a good job. you add the judges and you add protecting our second amendment. what are these guys going to do, support joe biden? joe has been brought way left, way, way left. they've never gotten over losing to me. it wasn't supposed to happen. and then i had another race. it was against crooked hillary clinton. she's never gotten over it either. maria: she's been tweeting already saying that we have to vote by mail. now, i know there is interference in the 2016 election. they were out to get you and they wanted to take down. there's another kind of interference and that could be fooling around with voting machines. i mean, in terms of voting by mail, vote proxies, what's your take? do you want that? you've been tweeting about that. >> voting by mail is very dangerous because people can grab them, people c

couple days ago when on capitol hill, and they had to do with the pandemic unemployment benefits and weaver heard a lot it could be a disincentive to work i wonder if you would address that as well, and then as a follow-up, i wonder what you've learned about the way this has led to a widening of the wealth gap some are getting through this based on what they saved. the jobs that they have, others are really struggling to get by. i wonder what additional role the fed could have some bridging that yawning gap >> to your first question, i wouldn't want to be giving detailed specific advice on particular programs and the level they should be at and that kind of thing. i will say the following, this pandemic and its fallout really represents the biggest shot to the u.s. economy in living memory we went from the lowest levels in employments we had in 50 years to the highest levels in 90 years we did it in the space of two months i would say that the response from the fiscal authorities was strong, it was fast, it was broad, and appropriately so. i think we are seeing the results of the earlier st