henry points to something else that was critical, keeping politics out of the response. here's a conservative leader praising the liberal deputy prime minister. >> chrystia freeland, what can i say? she's a champion. >> reporter: it would be like a liberal governor calling mike pence their hero. >> we have the same basic information for people, and the politicians made the right decisions based on advice, and that helped us. >> reporter: also critically important, the u.s.-canada border remains closed to all but essential travel, and anyone entering canada right now must quarantine for 14 days. and the eu has deemed canadians as safe for entry, unlike americans. and yet here, too, missteps have had tragic consequences. more than 8,500 people have died, the vast majority of the deaths linked to crowded and poorly staffed seniors' homes. >> i've seen a lot of bad stuff happen, but i don't remember anything with this level of sadness. >> reporter: prime minister trudeau admits it's been a national shame. and in that contrition, canadians see a willingness to recalibrate the

the first to hatch in lincolnshire since henry v!!! was on the throne and the closure of the site during lockdown has proved idealfor site during lockdown has proved ideal for these site during lockdown has proved idealfor these shy site during lockdown has proved ideal for these shy birds. cranes are, i wouldn't say anti—social, but they don't like disturbance and ordinarily here there would be people walking and enjoying the site which is what we would want, but it was at peace and quiet that first attracted them, that brought them down to the site and just made them think, actually, this is a big enough, quite enough area for us to nest. hunting and habitat change assault cranes become extinct in the uk 400 yea rs cranes become extinct in the uk 400 years ago, but the creature known for its elaborate courtship dance is bouncing back. so significant is this bird's arrival, that the wildlife trust is now planning to redesign this nature reserve in order to give the crane family more peace and quiet. it can take hours, just to catch

that looks like a great show stars henry lloyd, demi moore, also a great strong cast can't wait to see that one also wanted to take a quick second to show you another peacock original series streaming today. it's called "the capture." it follows one man who's accused of murder but claims the video evidence used against him is doctored in the age of deep fakes and facial recognition, this questions how much can you trust video surveillance that show looks really good. and to wrap it up, we showed you a look at the trailer for the sitcom called "intelligence" last week. that stars david schwimmer who plays an nsa agent causing trouble at his uk government gig good news tomorrow david schwimmer will join us live to talk to us about his latest role, the "friends" reunion that's never happening and so much more >> you always have to get that >> you can head over to peacocktv.com to stream these shows and many, many more on peacock, the new streaming service from our parent company nbc universal. >>> next up, mike tyson, the legendary heavyweight champ is stepping or maybe i should say swimm

i was a young age to richard nixon and henry kissinger at that time. i remember as if it was yesterday. that set american foreign policy with china in a certain direction for 50 years, he was right. our thoughts, republican and democrat alike was as china modernizes and comes into the world, they will be an open society, open economy, but that's not how it turned out. the chinese have exploited that and in fact that's why pompeo was at the nixon library today, he's indicating we now have a reverse, we are now acknowledging the fact that the chinese have stolen intellectual property rights, have militarized the south china sea, have unleashed a bio weapon onto the world, have practiced wolf diplomacy and we in the trump administration, we in the united states are going to have a very different approach to china going forward and that's exactly what he was telling you. when he was in copenhagen, or london, he was talking to america's allies about getting the coalition together so they can together stand up to china. >> martha: what does china's coalition

. >> stephen: oh, that's the sign of a great military leader, like henry v. >> once more unto the breech, dear friends, although i'm not aware exactly which breech and what the plans are when we get there! >> god, branagh is good, that's really good. esper has also gotten a lot of criticism for telling governors they had to quell protests by american citizens by "dominating the battle space." he had an explanation for that, too. >> earlier this week, i was quoted as saying the best way to get street violence under control was by dominating the battle space, and probably all of you who cover the pentagon hear us use this phrase often. it's something we use day in and day out. it's part of our military lexicon that i grew up with. >> stephen: exactly. people who grew up with a military lexicon use that phrase in all kinds of situations. ( as officer ) "natalie, you're the love of my life. will you make me the happiest man on earth by letting me dominate your battle space?" esper floundered on: >> in retrospect, i would use different wording so as not to distract from the more important mat

ed henry is one of those mentioned. he was fired three weeks ago shortly after the new claims against him first surfaced. the lawsuit also accuses current on air personalities including tucker carlson and sean hannity of sexual harassment. the network said those claims are false, pa tntly frivolous and utterly devoid of any merit. first on "cbs this morning," jericka duncan spoke to the two women making allegations including one who said ed henry raped her. what did necessary women tell you? >> reporter: good morning. you know, tony, they said they feel relieved but yet still scared. i spoke to jennifer eckhart and kathy arue who described the workplace where abuse was routine and expected. a warning to our viewers, some allegations you're about to hear you may find very disturbing. >> after we met and we had our photo taken together, he messaged me wow you are way more beautiful in person. >> reporter: jennifer eckhart said her connection to ed henry began in 2014 when she was a production assistant. >> as a 24-year-ol

are crime reporter henry lee shows us what happened. >> reporter: this is the mug shot of 24-year-old sammy bernard after he was spotted smashing a car with the baseball bat. 18 other cars were also vandalized. roberto andrade spent the morning cleaning up after someone smashed the windows of his jeep liberty in san jose. he wasn't the only victim. >> just broken windows all around. my neighbors broken windows, myself four cars broken. now it's time to fix them up again i guess. >> reporter: this is the second night he has been hit by vandals near capital expressway. he spent $250 to fix a window from the night before. so when he heard a noise before on thursday he was jolted awake. >> around 2:10 we heard a bat shattering glass. a metal bat hitting, like you would had a hard all. you would hear the ding and then shatter. >> reporter: he jumped up and went to see what was happening. >> i looked out the window and didn't see anybody. but you could hear him going on the street busting windows. >> reporter: you will have to shell out at least 300 more dollars for a fruit new front windsh

the secretary of war, henry stimpson, said leadership is not embedded in the negro race. it was a felony to give plasma that was collected from a person of one race to a person of another race. even though plasma was perfected by an african-american physician. eleanor roosevelt went down to tuskegee to force fdr's hand. she gets in the -- she goes to the air base, they do not know she's coming, she comes up, she has the movie camera, she gives the movie camera to -- and the still photographer -- i mean the still camera to people on the ground to photograph this and she takes them back to fdr and puts them on fdr's desk to say, when are you going to do this? eleanor is blamed for race riots in the united states because of her promotion of housing for some of the 6 million african-americans who have relocated from the south to the north for the defense industry. in fact, the detroit race riot in 1943, when she's blamed for that by the mississippi press and new york press, is why she finally gets to go to the pacific. to answer briefly the questions about bethune and a. phil

we fired ed henry. there was an independent investigation, conducted by an outside law firm and says that the areu's complaints are utterly devoid of any merit. basically, what fox news says is you have a problem with ed henry, go to court and we have nothing to do with this. there are some who say her claims are not as strong so we will see in this case moves forward. but listen to what kathy areu said in an interview about the environment at fox news, about her interactions with the male anchors. >> i kind of got numb to it. i thought it was perfectly fine to receive pornographic images and gifts. i thought that was normal for a male anchor to do. >> to send pornographic images? they sent you pornographic images? >> yep. >> brian, i remember four years ago back in 2016 when you interviewed me about things that went on with roger ailes and you asked me then, is fox just rot on the core? and i said something like no, it's not rotten to the core. i'd like to amend my answer now if i may. because given ev

henry performed sadistic acts on her without her consent. as for areu, she says henry sent her a slew of wildly inappropriate sexual images and messages throughout the first half of this year. ed henry's attorney catherine foti said "the evidence in this case will demonstrate that miss eckhart initiated and completely encouraged a consensual relationship." fox news said in a statement that cathy areu's claims against fox news are "false, patently frivolous and utterly devoid of any merit." jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: up next, an unforgettable moment in history. the words and message of john lewis in 1963. ge of john ge of john lewis in 1963. e temperature che. you're good to go. i have to take care of my coworkers. that's how i am. i have a son, and he said, "one day i'm gonna be like you, i'm gonna help people." you're good to go, ma'am. i hope so. this is my passion. if i can take of everyone who is sick out there, i would do it in a heartbeat. ...remind us... ...and forewarn us. but if you have type 2 diabetes... ...

of knowing of the behavior and ignoring it before henry was fired. in addition to henry, the lawsuit accuses fox news anchor sean hannity, tucker carlson and howard cuts of harassing a woman in various instances. >>> governor newsom has announced new guidelines that allow nail and hair salons across california to operate outside. the new state regulations permits salon employees for licensed businesses to work under a tent or canopy in areas such as parking lot and sidewalks. one salon in san leandro is ready to go with the required sanitation equipment and two portable stations set up for social distancing. >> we are static. we are so happy to a have some movement in the-dust try. >> we have individual liners and individual tubs. and so those liners are tossed out and the tubs are wiped down and cleaned down after every client. >> tattooing and piercing services are not affected by the new guidelines. the state considers them invasive procedures that require a more controlled environment. now you can check the county by county information on reopeni

clay, "justice to harry in the west" is a picture of henry clay. so, they are using that kind of technology. photography i think, you probably want to save for the fillmores and beyond. susan: we also have the first known photograph of the white house in this time period which we're going to show next. and we are i should say working with the white house historical association throughout this series. so as we look at this white house in 1846, i think that's the date on this photograph, sarah polk brought some innovations to the white house -- central heating and gas lighting. conover: well, she didn't actually bring them. let's say they arrived. and central heating and gas lighting, she did hold out when they put in the gas lights and insisted that the oval room at the white house be left with candlelight. and when they turned on the gas lights, of course when they shut down the gas for the night, the whole white house during a reception went dark and yet the oval room was still lit with the beautiful candle lighting. there were experiments, but it

ktvu's henry lee has more now on their emotional plea for answers. >> i just want justice for jace. >> reporter: a father, heartbroken by the shooting death of his six-year-old son, jason young. the boy was killed in the fourth of july while watching fireworks in san francisco's bayview neighborhood. >> my somewhat different, my son mattered. i son was going to be somebody. i need everybody to understand that. >> reporter: the family was joined by city leaders along the city's waterfront miles from where jace was shot and killed in bayview. they put chose the spot because little boy love the water. the boy's mother sat in silence, too distraught by the tragedy that has torn up the valley. >> my family together, my daughters. i had to tell my daughters, i got to hold my daughters hand and she was there. nobody understands, there's nothing nobody can tell me, nobody can tell his mom that's going to make this family feel better. >> reporter: jace was outside of his friends birthday party when shots rang out at about 10:45 saturday night. jace was shot in the chest and died at the hospita

the henry ford hospital study that was published was a noncontrolled retrospective cohort study that was confounded by a number of issues including the fact that many of the people who were receiving hydroxychloroquine were also receiving corticosteroids which we know from another study gives a clear benefit in reducing deaths with advanced disease. so that study is a flawed study and i think anyone who examines it carefully, it is not a randomized placebo controlled trial. >> it's peer-reviewed. >> it doesn't matter. you can peer review something that is a bad study. but the fact is it is not a randomized placebo controlled trial. we all want to keep an open mind. any and all of the randomized placebo controlled trials, which is the gold standard of determining if something is effective, none of them have shown any efficacy for hydroxychloroquine. having said that, i will state, when i do see a randomized placebo controlled trial that looks at any aspect of hydroxychloroquine, either early study, middle study, or late, if that randomized placebo controlled trial shows efficacy, i wo

and then, one time-- his brother henry was eulogizing him and said, you know, "the first time that john was being sworn into me a big thumbs up, and thenw afterwards, i walked up to him and said why'd y give me a thumbs up from?" and john said, "man, we've come a long way from alabama, haven't we?" >> sreenivasan: so, what all is planned in alabama now, afteer thisce that we saw today? >> well, there's going to be a service toat brown a.m.e. church in selma, which is one of the marshalling areas for the-- the voting rights marches that hn lewis took part in, in 1965, when he and the others were attacked on the edmund tpettus bridge. n tomorrow, there's going to be a procession over the bridge, which is where lewis and all of his-- his friends wanted to go, you know, during the fight for voting rights. and then tomorrow, also, there's going to be a moment where he's tlaid in state alabama capital. then on monday, he'll be-- people will be abl respects at the u.s. capital. and then on wednesday, he comes back to atlanta and he'llay in state there and then he'll be interred during a family

henry louis gates jr: john lewis has crossed over the final bridge. the rist of the big six civilt. if courage had a name, it was his. he leaves us at a time when the stakes of all for which he struggled couldn't be higher. for john lewis, voting was sacramental. he shed his blood for us to exercise this most fundamental of rights. forevermore, generations, hestarting with thisne,s to wi honor him by casting their ballots.la a secommunion meant to strengthen our democracy. his roar as the conscience of the congress will echo down through history. few who ever lived have done more to inspire change his truth goes marching on.

more about her article is veterans' advocate and political consultant gray writerly topping welcome henri thank you for having me. lori you wrote a very strong piece and a nice correlation with the deep on the police movement what are some of the inefficiencies you've noticed in the v.a. that aren't being solved by the additional funding. so one of the big things centers around mental health care and suicide prevention not spent a very important topic over the past few years unfortunately we have a lot of service members who when they transition to that are in status go through a lot of. it's the culture and the torsional system funding for smell health specifically has seen some of the highest increases that we haven't seen a decrease in the amount of veterans who are committing suicide so i use that as a very pertinent example because as the v.a. has started to branch out and look for other solutions they've realized that suicide isn't just a health care problem it's a multifaceted problem and oftentimes there are community organizations on the ground who may have more access that may b

crime reporter henry lee talked to the lawyer who says they followed proper procedure, and did not try to cover up anything. >> reporter: unpaid leave, the state attorney general is investigating why they failed to preserve a windshield link to a deadly officer involved shooting of sean monta rosa. evie they are to gather evidence, not destroy it. >> the biggest criticism is that there is wrongdoing and a nefarious plot, it is outlandish. >> the windshield was replaced for practical reasons, they said, the department needed the truck back in service. >> you need to understand, there is no value to the windshield after the photographing has occurred. >> crime scene technicians thoroughly documented the scene after a detective identified by sources shot and killed monta rosa by firing through the windshield of a police truck. >> reporter: monta rosa's hammer was mistaken for a gun. in 2018, vallejo police shot a suspect and oakland after he fired through the windscreen of a police car. the attorney said that the chief has sold out his clients, shame on him for doing what he is done. >> t

crime reporter henry lee has the emotional reactions from the courthouse. >> disagrees and relieved that john cowell who murdered her daughter, john wilson -- neil wilson will never hurt anybody again, but the sentence is bittersweet. media, whose name means purpose and so healy is forever gone. >> i will never be okay. it is still a part of me that is not the same. we got justice, but it ain't enough justice for me. >> a virtual court hearing, the judge sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. almost exactly 2 years ago. >> you know, it is still fresh even though it has been two years it is still fresh to me, still seems like yesterday. >> they were also convicted of attempted murder. >> what i want him to understand is the pain that you inflict on people or anybody, it won't ever go away. >> they addressed remotely by video. the appeared on the stream but from a courthouse in dublin. the family had high praise for the prosecutor. >> thank you so much. we love you and we appreciate you so much. >> the prosecutor says he hopes to connect with them possibly outside o

you have this tweet from the south carolina governor henry mcmaster. let me make it clear, wear a mask and social distance now so we can enjoy high school and college football in south carolina this fall. which is preverse at one level but also maybe good for the target audience. i guess my question to you is like, can we do it sort of massive interventions? if everyone masks up and gets on the same page, can we arrest the growth we're seeing now? >> well, look at it this way. the choice mask or not to mask is being described as if it were an economic choice, as if somehow by wearing a mask you were opposing the opening of the economy and you were somehow, you know, in favor of a lockdown and that if you didn't wear a mask you were somehow gung ho for the economy. but gold en man sacks said we could save 5% of our gdp loss, and that means a lot of jobs, if every single person when they left their home was wearing a mask at all times. that's a very simple intervention. it's cheep. anybody can do it. it requires no skills whatsoever, just put the mask on

jake, out of the henry ford health care center in michigan, saying there seemed to be benefit from hydroxychloroquine. well, there's the data. an observation means you're going back and looking at patients as opposed to going forward in time. in that particular study, for example, when you went back and looked at it, you realized that the patients getting hydroxychloroquine, 80% of them were also receiving a steroid medication which has been shown to be beneficial. so those studies aren't that useful. now, you're left asking was it the hydroxychloroquine or the steroid? observations of studies are done to give you a signal. basically, hey, we need a better signal now. the studies have been done, jake. the nih has said this should not be used except in trials anymore. same in the uk. we're talking about this one medication a lot. i think it's become a waste of time, frankly. >> yeah. that's because president trump keeps hyping it as well as his praetorian guard in the right wing media. sanjay gupta appreciate it. tune in for a cnn town hall, coronavirus facts and fears with sanjay gupta and dr. tom fr

since henry kissinger's days and forward, there's been strategic ambiguity about our policies between taiwan and china. we are introducing a bill next week that's going to be called the taiwan invasion prevention act, and this is something that's going to lay very clear what our intent is. in fact, it'll go to the point where it authorizes an aumf if china invades taiwan, and it'll be a sunset for five years that would authorize the president to use force. right now our agreement, and this came out of ronald reagan's presidency, is that we would sell taiwan enough weapons for them to defend themselves. but when xi jinping has announced that he's ready to draw blood over taiwan and reunify them, they forgot to ask taiwan. taiwan's never been part of the prc, nor do they want to. there needs to be peaceful negotiations, and, you know, we'll see how this pans out. lou: congressman ted owe -- ted yoho, we appreciate it. good to see you. >>> up next, new research shows the president's overwhelming support from evangelicals. pastor robert jeffress joins us next. we'll be talking about some

henry lee smoke with the lieutenants' attorney who said they followed proper procedure and were not trying to cover anything up. >> reporter: the two lieutenants on paid leave. the state attorney general is the windshield ho they failed linked to the deadly officer- involved shooting of sean monterrosa. >> this crime credit imthat there was some wrong doing is completely baseless. >> reporter: the lieutenant's attorney said they needed the truck back in service, so the window was placed from a practical service. >> there is no value to that windshield after the photographing has occurred. >> reporter: he said that crime scene technicians morally identified the season after an officer identified as jarrett tonn killed monterrosa, after mistaking monterrosa's hammer for a gun. >> they processed the window, just altamont pass they did in this case. >> reporter: the attorney said chief shawnee williams has sold out his clients. >> shame on him for doing what he has done. to place there's two employees on leave is an outrage and demore articlizedding to the department department. >> reporter: b

>> well, you know, henry louis gates a long time ago wrote a s book called "tnifying monkey," and he said that african-american writers were always in conversation with the time and with each other. i feel like citizen was just the next book that looked at the same dynamic that to morrison was looking at or frederick douglass was looking aor james baldwin, obviously.pu and so if i haished citizen in in 20 or 2012 or 2015 or yesterday, it would ve the same mirroring, really effect because those events have been going on and continue to go on. >> brown: of course, but a number of our readers, ofur , wondered if you if you see signs of hope, now. even last night we saw indible. portland mothers of all races putting themselves in front of the military and protecting justice in this country, in a sense. and so that that is new. the intergenerational inter cross race gatherings that we have seen during the quarantine is unprecedented in this country. brown: when all of this is going on, when people are in the streets demonstrating and so much hpening in the country, what does poetry or lit

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his name is henry weissmann. who was henry weissmann and what did he have to do with the passage of new york's bake shop law? >> henry weissmann is actually a very interesting character and i don't know how this has happened to me, normally i choose someone that's hard to follow. he's not really famous, but he's famous enough that you can find little bits and pieces about him. what i did learn is he was a german national and he was a baker in germany and he landed in california first in the united states in 1886 where he joined the anti-coolly league which was an anti-chinese organization and a sometimes violent organization. he ended up being put in jail for six months as possession of the explosives. soon after he was released he came to new york where he was hired as the editor of the baker's journal which was the international bakers and confectioners unions journal. >> question about the unions. were they starting to organize? >> unions throughout the united states at this time, and remember, we're talking 1

i will talk to the french philosopher bernard-henri levy. finally from questioning president obama's place of birth to declaring dead people were voting for hillary clinton, donald trump's conspiracy theories of the subject of my new special airing monday night at 9:00 p.m. i will give you a sneak preview. >>> but first, here's my take -- with the pandemic overshadowing everything, one can sometimes forget there is a presidential campaign going on. that helps to explain why the media paid so little attention over the past two weeks when joe biden released his plans to fight climate change and revive the economy. the climate change plan is ambitious and forward-thinking but more interesting is the economic plan, which promises to, quote, ensure the future is made in all of america, unquote. that sounds like an america first agenda, and sure enough, president trump accused biden of stealing his ideas. but, in fact, while the plan is politically clever in moving directly under trump's turf of economic nationalism, it is much better than the pre

henry johnson would belatedly receive the medal of honor in 2015. the second black combat division, the 92nd division, was composed of draftees, borne out of political pressure from black the black press and black civil rights organization. and it also contained black officers. the war department established an officers training camp in des moines, iowa, which opened on june 15, 1917. over 600 cadets received officer commissions. 1200 african-american officers would ultimately be commissioned throughout the war. the 92nd was characterized later by dubois, in his words, as "the storm center," concerning their trying experience. they trained that separate facilities in the united states, preventing cohesiveness and collective identity. in france, white soldiers and officers spread rumors that the men in the division were threats rapists and threats to french women. black officers were attacked, constantly demeaned by their superiors and disrespected without regard to rank. the division's own white commanders labeled black officers as worthless, ineffi

back in 2016 we sent henry golding to get a taste of the world's first michelin starred street food, and typically, he even managed to make himself useful. this is singapore's largest hawker markets in the heart of chinatown, and its rampacked with stalls selling traditional dishes. 0ne stall in particular is causing quite a stir. this queue is absolutely humongous, full of all sorts of people from singapore, from around the world, a lot of tourists. you can imagine it for some sort of concert, but in fact it's for that hawker stall over there, one of two recipients here in singapore that actually achieved a michelin star, so i'm going to meet the chef. hawker—chan! hi! so this is the chef extraordinaire, hawker—chan. and he's been doing this for over 30 years, right? yeah. wow! i attempt to give hawker—chan a hand serving crowds of people. do you want it spicy, do you want it kind of medium, do you want it..? spicy. spicy is ok? the stall has become famous for serving the world's cheapest michelin star meal. we're a well—oiled machine here, but i'm feeling the pressure. 0ne,

identical brothers henry and logan smith. they were next to arrive. doctors delivered two more babies the next day. by the way, the odds of having so many sets of twins in a row like this, 1 in a million. that's going to do it for us. for the few of us here in the newsroom and many more working from home, thanks for joining us. stay healthy and have a great wednesday. ♪ ♪

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jenna henry, global chief economist joining us. break it all done. we have had the ism and the pmi data. thewondering how useful data is really and giving us clues at -- clues as to whether global economy is? >> not very. but --t low levels, still at low levels. equity markets are looking for their v. it is whether that b continues. there are useful snapshots. it is always encouraging to see -- territories. it gives us some idea that things are improving. it doesn't tell us anything about the future. alix: what do we learn from germany? retail cells had a huge pop in may. -- retail sales had a huge pop in me. janet: the difficulty you got with the labor market data, obviously, they are heavily distorted by schemes that are focused on paying people to stay on companies' payroll. 80%ng them between 60% to of their salary. some people are made better off by being unemployed. we have the federal protection scheme thatcan -- contributed to the unemployment rates. but i think with the german data bump ins is a very nice retail sales. when you see double-di

. >>> fox news channel has fired news anchor ed henry after sexual misconduct allegations. management said a former employee filed a complaint last week about alleged misconduct that happened quote years ago. henry was suspended immediately and fired after an investigation by an independent law firm. fox news overhauled its human resources operation in january 2017 after high-profile sexual misconduct cases involving roger ailes and bill o'reilly. everyone seemed reach a 90 minute dollar settlement with dozens of his sexual misconduct at users bid the deal still needs to be approved by judges in federal court for the settlement would resolve claims in a new york state lawsuit and class action lawsuit that was pending in federal court. weinstein was convicted early this year of and sexual assault against two women. >>> the academy of motion pictures say it met its goal of doubling the number of women and minority numbers. the academy extended invitations to 819 people from 68 countries. some of them were famous names including tony, grammy and emmy award-winning entertainer

judy and henry up early there in oregon we see the moran family. we see you brandon samuel turning 2 today thank you. shs got a mug. for waking -- today.com/mytodayplaza and we hope to see you soon. let's get i'm sorry we overcharged you for that >> so many happy faces and we're so glad to have them with us this is easy if you want to get in on the action, sign up at today.com/mytodayplaza and we hope to see you soon let's get to al's forecast one more time. hey, al. morning. >> hey, guys good morning let's look at your forecast. starting off with tomorrow we got a flood threat in the ohio river valley, tennessee river valleys as well. excessive heat from the pacific northwest, western plains all the way into the southwest sunday, sunday the summer heat continues out west with some showers in the rockies region we're looking at stormy conditions again through the appalachianser midwest. and we're going to be watching isaias showers and thunderstorms making their way along the southeastern atlantic coast that's what's going on around the country. he

south carolina's governor henry mcmaster issued a coronavirus executive order restricting large gatherings at places like night clubs. no word so far of any arrests. >>> new jersey's governor phil murphy sees the signs of a rise in covid cases. here's what he told andrea mitchell on "meet the press". >> we're starting to see a small spike in reinfection from folks coming back from places like myrtle beach as well as in florida, other hot spots. to me it says we need a national strategy. we're only as strong as our weakest link right now. i said we went through hell. we conditioannot afford to go t hell again. masking has to be at the core of that. >> new jersey is reopening some businesses. theme parks and casinos are back in business this holiday weekend. those include six flags great adventure in jackson, new jersey. that is where we find gary joining us live. what kinds of rules are in place to protect visitors and are they adhering to them? if it's anything like other theme parks there are rules in place and they're not optional. >> that's right, josh. it's the same of the game here is

those listed in the order conclude evangelical leader billy graham, henry clay. frontiersman davy crockett, first lady dolley madison and conservative supreme court justice antonin scala. senator tammy duckworth of illinois has emerged as a serious vchl p. contender as joe biden gets closer to picking his running machlt he's being taken seriously by biden's team. harry reid who's been in contact said in a recent interview said there was a lot of attention lately on duckworth who he called a highly decorated woman. she's a purple heart recipient and veteran of the iraq war. she's the only finalist with military experience. duckworth is one of several candidates of color under consideration. both the biden campaign and a spokesman for duckworth declined to comment to post. >>> let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill? ? >> good monday morning to you, again, alicia. over the weekend i was off. this is the time we track covid numbers every single day. i needed that last week to try to kind of ignore the numbers, but it was so har

henry lee has more on this investigation. >> reporter: a city source confirms to ktvu vallejo police lieutenant michael nicolini is on paid leave, after the windshield of a police truck involved in the shooting of sean monterrosa was destroyed. a second officer is also an leave. >> it's a clear obstruction of justice to destroy evidence. a flat criminal offense. >> reporter: civil rights attorney john burris represents monterrosa's family. >> this is a law enforcement officer with experience that you know you don't destroy evidence. he shouldn't have been thinking he could make that decision as to whether it was valuable evidence or not. >> reporter: burris said the wind shield was a key piece of evidence because police body cam video doesn't shown monterrosa's actions before he was shot. a detective fired hits rifle from the back seat of the truck after mistakes monterrosa's hammer for a gun. >> it wasn't too much of a surprise for those that are familiar with this behavior historically. >> reporter: civil rights attorney in 'noles said that nicolini secretly recorded her last month

i'm going for a sort of bernard henri levy modern french philosopher look. good. welcome to "a late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. it's day 123 since i left my theater, but who's counting? i am. by carving notches into my shin just to feel the passage of time. and it's beginning to seem like our four months of sacrifice may have been for naught. because coronavirus cases are spiking all over the country. even the states that did it right are now backsliding. for instance, yesterday, governor gavin newsom announced a new wave of california closures as covid-19 positive rates spiked there. they're shutting down, again. hollywood loves a sequel. this time it's "shutdown 2: we opened up 2 fast and people are furious." yesterday, newsom instructed bars, movie theatres,ndoos to ce indoor operations. also closed are all indoor restaurant-zoos like actual panda express. oh, yeah. they'll eat ya. they run out of bamboo, they move on to the man-boo. it was also announced that los angeles and san diego have abandoned plans for even a partial physical return to classr

here was his brother, henry grant lewis, speaking on sunday. >> he fought until the very end. that was my big brother. he was a fighter with a tenacious spirit, but he was also gracious and kind-hearted. a great man and public servant. >> from facing a violent beating in the civil rights march later dubbed bloody sunday, to being a congressman for more than three decades, lewis worked most of his life to ensure every american enjoyed the rights and freedoms promised in the constitution. he died on friday at the age of 80 after battling pancreatic cancer. we'll be right back. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. once-weekly trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. it starts acting from the first dose. and it lowers risk of heart attack, stroke, or death in people with known heart disease or multiple risk factors. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your fa

i believe the first time he met general gross is when henry stinson, secretary of war, brought the general to the white house a little less than two weeks after grandpa was sworn in to tell him everything he could about the manhattan project and the atomic bomb. and grandpa even wrote, he wrote co-heere the buck stops, after -- he wrote his memoirs and he wrote after the presidency, which my mother edited and put into a book, he put in that the general snuck in by a back door so no one would see him. no one would see him coming and that is how top-secret it was. paul: fdr had a very specific management style, particularly regarding military operations. admiral lahey was his chief of staff, george marshall was the army chief of staff. he dealt with them almost exclusively with the way he would communicate what he needed to have done on the operational side of things. he did meet with gross, but he really wanted the operations to be managed, the military to be -- all the things done by the military as military operations. he had tremendous input on strategy and technique and where we should

when you talk to the researchers in detroit, henry ford health system, what they'll say is, look, we decided to give this medication at an earlier stage of the illness. we believe that giving the medication before someone started to go into the shock of having too much inflammation in the body would seem to make a difference. and so far, these results seem to bear out. it was just under 3,000 patients in the study. we talked to the fda about this. the fda now has to take all of these various studies and try to figure out what to do with this. what does it mean? and what they basically said was some version of, we don't really have a comment on this study at this point. and they pointed us to their revoking of the emergency use authorization. so in this country, they had given out an emergency use authorization, tell doctors, you want to use this? use this. as they started to see data coming in from around the world, they polled that. they said it's too concerning. nih did the same thing. the american medical association released a statement on this. there's all of these associations

the report, commissioned by the government and headed by the restaurateur henry dimbleby, said urgent action was needed in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, predicting a dramatic increase in unemployment and poverty for parents, and increased hunger among children. to me, it is essential. you know, good nutrition is the foundation stone for equality of opportunity. and i think a government as serious about levelling up as this one is, that nutrition, ensuring that the most disadvantaged children have the right nutrition to enable them to work, to learn, to engage in the world, is an essential building block of that. the findings of the report follow a successful campaign led by the manchester united player marcus rashford earlier this summer, which saw a government u—turn over plans to withdraw a voucher scheme. i think it, obviously, this is only going to be successful throughout the summer period and then, you know, we've bought ourselves an extra six weeks of time there to plan and figure out what's next and how we keep taking steps forward. because i don't want it to be —

henry kissinger, our greatest living expert on china, surround him with the most talented people who understand china, economically, and the world of finance and the world of culture and history, the world of military operations, et cetera, have that brain trust, qualify it's commission if you will, creating national strategy for how we approach china in this 20th century, so number one, let's get a plan. number two, philosophically use the following approach. confront where we must but cooperate wherever he we can. in other words avoid that kind of mindless cold war tension that existed between the united states and the soviet union for decades. we should have a blended two-speed approach which says, we will confront you, china, intellectual property helicopter. we'll confront you on your excessive dry. territoriality in the south hope sea. we'll confront when you seek to intrude on our elections which i fear may happen this year like russia did in 2016. so confront where we must but let's find some zones of cooperation. cooperate where we can. where can we cooperate? we can coopera

saying can you believe, nobody knew this was the party of lincoln before that's like saying nobody knew henry ford started ford motor company. but if you're a republican senator, and you're watching the republican party go up in flames, and you're watching this president slashing funding for testing and contact tracing and you see that governors have given up calling donald trump and are now talking to mike pence begging him for help, including greg abbott in texas, is not now the time to save yourself because donald trump cannot be saved. is not now the time to declare your independence and fight with democrats to do what you can to slow down the spread of the coronavirus and get small businesses running again >> joe, you would think so i'll be honest, i agree with rev that some was sad, some was humorous when we get to the point the president's main campaign slogan is i'm smarter than a fifth grader, i can identify animals on a piece of paper we should be concerned. when you look at some of the governors they doubled down, brian kemp, lieutenant governor of north carolina they're suing citi

my name is ron henry and i'm here to speak in support of the askew's request for a limited waiver. my script actually said good morning, but i know that it's been a very long day for you all. i have known yakuh for 11 years, we met through the national organization of minority architects, noma, which we're both active. i'm the director of design at hkit architect and our two offices have collaborated on four affordable housing projects in san francisco, including three that replaced dangerous decrepit housing with new high-quality homes. he's a talented architect, and a social justice advocate and a life-long san francisco resident who understands and supports his community. i am convinced that he'll be an excellent fine arts commissioner as he has an astute visual eye, understands well the issues of art and design in the public realm. he's a well-spoken and thoughtful critic and embodies community concerns. his heritage will enrich the commission and allow it to be more representative of a broader cross-section of san francisco. as a small firm owner, his personal involvement in t

. >> elaine chao a henry a standing outsiong kong court. their hands are raised as supporters shout pro-democracy slogans. the couple have just been fou not guilty on riding during last year's protests. they were chargealong with hundreds of others who faced seven years in pri but now they are free. >> i was crying because a lot of people were crying. just made me feel like it was a relieto hear that we were acquitted. >> henry and dealing insist they were only providing first aid to people being tr gassed during one of the huge pro-democracy in july 201 they say they did not go near the front lines or act violently. the court believed them, saying there was no evidence the pair were involve the couple own a gym kong, and before the trial, they orwere preparing for the w. henry even made a photo ok for elaine,o they could remember ech other, should they b separated by a lengthy prison sentence. the couple were married last year, days after being relist from their first stint in jail. what was meant to be a small fair due to online threats i

that same day reporter henry lee received another e-mail. a long message soon followed by more supporting denise's claim that this was no hoax from a person claiming to have been one of the kidnappers. >> they were very articulate. clearly written by someone who was extremely intelligent. >> ms. huskins was absolutely kidnapped. we did it. we will provide incontrovertible proof. he claimed to be part of a group. more than two and fewer than eight in number. >> they went into extreme length about break-ins, home invasions, you name it. >> some of us have a tech background. stealing late model cars, according to the e-mail, the group decided to try kidnapping because we wanted something with a high payout that we only had to do once or a few times. >> what is going on? why are you apparently confessing? >> the writer admitted that the reality of the kidnapping was much more upsetting than expected. we fancied ourselves a sort of ocean's 11 gentlemen criminals who only took stuff that was insured from people who could afford it. the horrifying

richard henry lee, john adams, and other delegates in favor of independence did not have the votes to carry the day, at least not yet. so the members did what congress has always done best, they kicked the can down the road. [laughter] they delayed a final vote, and agreed instead to set up a committee to study the issue. [laughter] this is what they agreed, resolved that the first revolution be postponed to this day three weeks or so from now, and that in the meantime lest any time should be lost in case the congress does somehow agree to this revolution, a committee be appointed to prepare a declaration to the effect of the said first revolution. this is hardly the rousing, nation-bursting moment that patriots might have been hoping for. still, it was enough to keep things moving forward and john adams himself vowed to spend those next three weeks lobbying his fellow delegates to vote yes when the vote for independence finally came along. john adams also agreed to serve on this new committee, a five-person team tasked to draft a declaration of independence that congress could quickl

here is something henry kissinger said on this program with william f. buckley jr. in 1993. take a look. >> don't we need to begin by deserting the egalitarian myth that all countries are the same. >> but there are some countries that give us a particular problem because they're a threat to the peace of the world and to our own security, or to the stability of the area, such as north korea, such as iran. and we would be prepared to take stroer and preempive meures. >> does president trump understand that basic onidea. >> i think he does, but i'm glad to see henry kissinger add coe- - advocating. >> president trump is willing to negotiate with adversaries than es, his conversations with justinarrudeau were from amicable, and clear he didn't like theresa may, primeinister of great britain, and you described the relationship he had with kim jong un and presidenter president erdogan as a pbromanc. who is president trump's favorite authoritarian. >> i think it' xi jinping, and concern.ls me with great if you watch, on a number of occasions, donald trump on the posite side of the