let's just see what david from bristol makes of that. david, briefly. well, i certainly think it's true donald trump can't hold the economy at the moment. but as matt said, i think that maybe he will use this as an opportunity in order to show himself to be the best man for the job and use, whether or not it's deserved, his prowess at having got the economy to where it is, and say that he is going to bring the economy back up again. all right, thank you. well, let's go to the united states, where it's all happening. andreas in seattle, what's your question to our two panellists? to what extent do you believe that the pandemic has been overly politicised, and who or what do you believe is to blame? matt? andreas, that's a great question. unfortunately, yes, i do think that there are aspects of the coronavirus story that have been overly politicised. if you look at the criticism that's been directed at president trump and at some of the red states that have reopened, like georgia, florida, texas, arizona, you contrast that with california and new york, wh

the 21—year—old was walking to the bus stop after finishing work at southmead hospital in bristol. witnesses say a car was driven at him deliberately, before two men shouted racial abuse. sangita myska's report contains distressing images of his injuries from the start. ijust remember, like, bleeding and people came to help me off. yeah, people came to help me off the wall i was on. this is the car that police say was deliberately driven at 21—year—old k, who's asked us not to use his surname. he'd finished work at a local hospital and was heading to the bus stop when he was hit. i just knew then straight away that i was proper damaged because i couldn't walk straight away and i was bleeding from my head. after k was hit, witnesses say they saw two men ran from the scene, shouting racial abuse as they went. the force of the attack has left k with serious injuries to his face and leg. his mother says it took a surgeon four hours to pick glass out of his face. the scars on my face are going to be there for life, so... so, i'm not really going to be recovered from this because obv

the 21—year—old was walking to the bus stop after finishing work at southmead hospital in bristol. witnesses say a car was driven at him deliberately, before two men shouted racial abuse. sangita myska's report contains distressing images of his injuries from the start. this is the car that police say was deliberately driven at 21—year—old k, who's asked us not to use his surname. ijust remember, like, bleeding and people came to help me off... yeah, people came to help me off the wall i was on. he'd finished work at a local hospital and was heading to the bus stop when he was hit. i just knew then straight away that i was proper damaged. because i couldn't walk straight away and i was bleeding from my head. after k was hit, witnesses say they saw two men run from the scene, shouting racial abuse as they went. the force of the attack has left k with serious injuries to his face and leg. his mother says it took a surgeon four hours to pick glass out of his face. the scars on my face are going to be there for life, so... so, i'm not really going to be recovered from this because

the 21—year—old was walking to the bus stop after finishing work at southmead hospital in bristol. witnesses say a car was driven at him deliberately before two men shouted racial abuse. sangita myska's report contains distressing images of his injuries from the start ijust remember, like, bleeding and people came to help me off. yeah, people came to help me off the wall i was on. this is the car that police say was deliberately driven at 21—year—old k, who's asked us not to use his surname. he'd finished work at a local hospital and was heading to the bus stop when he was hit. i just knew then straightaway that i was proper damaged because i couldn't walk straightaway and i was bleeding from my head. after k was hit, witnesses say they saw two men ran from the scene, shouting racial abuse as they went. the force of the attack has left k with serious injuries to his face and leg. his mother says it took a surgeon four hours to pick glass out of his face. the scars on my face are going to be there for life, so. so, i'm not really going to be recovered from this because obviously

professor don bad from the university of bristol knows all about this magical connection between plants and their pollinators if you sit by from. and you look at bumble bees you realise pretty soon mending randomly on the flowers they don't visit the flowers. immediately after somebody else has been the time to go to the flowers that have not been visited for a little while that's because these flowers will have generated nectar in the meantime to keep working at producing nectar and i suspect the bees no doubt. over millions of years plants in their insect admirers have to develop a win win relationship b.c. nectar and pollen in exchange for pollinating the flowers. flowers cannot afford to disappoint b.c. this is the the key the key thing here is that it will be arrives they invest all the energy and stake so do the search flowers all have a means of saying i've. left 2 of monica calif they cannot change color they cannot change center very quickly they cannot change the shape very quickly they cannot change the u.v. reflections which we know is also important but what can the chance

bristol's businesses and leaders have come together to launch "bristol together", a new initiative to safely reopen the city, kicking off with the creation of hundreds of giant hearts painted throughout some of the city centre's green spaces. the heart shapes are painted on the grass with at least two metres distance between them, to encourage visitors, workers and residents to protect themselves and others while also turning out to support businesses in the city. we can speak now to keith rundle, operations director at bristol city centre business improvement district, which represents over 750 local businesses. welcome. i am glad to see europe when one of bristol is many green spaces doing exactly what the initiative requires. where did the idea come from? it's an idea we just wa nted idea come from? it's an idea we just wanted to make sure everyone knew that bristol was safely reopening and people could come back with confidence that they could sit in an open space and be, and now they were ata open space and be, and now they were at a safe distance. so the initiative developed in

that's already become a huge success in bristol, connecticut. we'll make his famous nacho burgers and street corn. i cannot wait for that, guys. >> okay, well, travel safe, robin. that's coming up in a little bit. >>> we start with the morning's top headlines. cases of coronavirus are on the rise, 37 states and there are new concerns after packed parties over the weekend. will reeve is in orlando with the latest. good morning, will. >> reporter: hey there, good morning, george. a grim record weekend here in florida. 21,000 covid-19 cases as cases here rise and around the country, this all as troubling images come in from the fourth of july weekend. this fourth of july weekend americans gathering nationwide amid the pandemic. in diamond lake, michigan, hundreds of partiers jammed together. no masks in sight. social distance protocols apparently ignored. thousands line the beaches of delaware and new jersey. lake minnetonka in minnesota and the lake of the ozarks in ssridh tes reg incr on satday president trump attribtove tesmost 40 million people

professor don the bad from the university of bristol knows all about this magical connection between plants and their pollinators if you sit by from bed and you look at bumble bees you realise pretty soon that dental commending randomly on the flowers they don't visit the flowers. immediately after somebody else has been the time to go to the flowers that have not been visited for a little while that's because these flowers will have generated nectar in the meantime to keep working on producing nectar and i suspect the bees no doubt. over millions of years plants in their insect admirers have developed a win win relationship receive nectar and pollen in exchange for pollinating the flowers. from ours cannot afford to disappoint b.c. this is the the key the key thing here is that if a beer arrives they invest all the energy lance takes so do the search flowers all have a means of saying i've. left 2 of monica calif they cannot change color they cannot change center very quickly they cannot change the shape very quickly you can change the u.v. reflections which we know is also importan

flying anywhere today many of the testers were curious to see this trouble transport for themselves play bristol ease it's become both a national shame and a national joke that story. tax refund have never done not before i think it's an interesting challenge for me today. with work here ongoing the only bargain on offer at duty free year some rubble and a hard hat the purpose of the test run is to iron out any problems like the lack of moving walkways along the long corridors. bill and moved to architect we learned that some things didn't work well with the bulky luggage where we have adopted the process we also learned how it works with large masses of people we call it q. management how can you move a larger group of people through a building operating normally it would do a good of the board of the for nothing being this project was flushed launched in 1991 know after a 30 year wait and $6000000000.00 euros the 1st take off is inching closer. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona updates. coated 19

colin paterson, bbc news, bristol. the river thames is severely polluted with plastic, according to a new report. it has some of the highest recorded levels of microplastics for any river in the world. researchers are calling for stricter regulations on the labelling and disposal of plastic products. they warn that careless disposal of gloves and masks during the coronavirus pandemic might make the situation worse. thank you for your messages today, mostly about the pay rise, that's been awarded to doctors, police officers, prison officers and others. also about vivian westwood. david says well done, freejulian assange, he must not be extradited to the united states. michael says this vivienne westwood understand how incoherent your argument is, she seems to lack self awareness. now, a social worker for, sorry, seems to lack self awareness. now, a social workerfor, sorry, social ca re social workerfor, sorry, social care workerfor social workerfor, sorry, social care worker for birmingham city council one of my daughte

the british city of bristol has a new school of truth to replace the statue of the slave trader that was pulled down last month a sculpture of a black protester who helped topple that 1st statue now stands in its place the artwork was installed without permission early on wednesday morning i. the moment that sparked a nationwide to pay suppliers had to deal with britain's colonial past. the 17th century slave trader edward colston was pulled down by flak lives matter protesters impressed and june. and echoing the face of many of his victims thrown into the sea. the plane he once looked down from now has a new occupant local resident chen read. the art works inspired by a viral instagram post it reads husband picturing her shortly after the coast and start she was toppled you know for me getting on the plane you know i raise my fist and i raise my face to give power back to the people back to the slaves who died at the hands of pollsters and titled the search of power at the sculpture was in stills without the local councils approval and intervention dreamed up by artists mark quinn y

international player and he has already gone on loa n to player and he has already gone on loan to bristol, and another who is looking to play for england one day ina similar looking to play for england one day in a similar boat. but someone would jamie george nearing the age of 30 a summer jamie george nearing the age of 30 a summer story for farrell, they know their game and bodies. and eddie jones is basically going to say if he gets them into camp and they look fit and fresh, he is going to pick them. and in a perverse way dropping down to the second—tier could really benefit these guys. they are not going to play attritional weekend week out rugby, it is when to be a 12 month season. this premiership resumes in august and then restarts the new season in november. it's an oppressive brutal schedule and the likes of farrell and george will be away from that schedule and able just to manage their gametime and actually peek for england duty. i think for eddie jones actually peek for england duty. i think for eddiejones it is a fairly simple decision if they look right and are ready to p

fiona lamdin reports from bristol. is that enough? it is a big one, isn't it? sarah and her five—year—old daughter making lunch together. i am trying to sort of give them what they need first and then i willjust have whatever‘s left over. let's set the table. but sarah won't get to eat this. nearly all her food goes to sarah won't get to eat this. nearly all herfood goes to her children. . sort of getting by on a snack, a coffee in the morning and may be a piece of fruit for lunch and try and finish off what they have and then make sure we all eat together in the evenings which is a sort of around five o'clock and i have just got used to that, that has just become a pa rt used to that, that has just become a part of our lockdown life now. so are you permanently hungry?” part of our lockdown life now. so are you permanently hungry? i think i have just got used to it now. i don't feel like i am starving it is just that that is what i am used to now. i have lost weight during lockdown which i wasn't really intending to do and some people have commented on

. >> nascar's top drivers racing to life at bristol motor speedway, chase elliott capturing the checkered flag for his first all-star race win and that all-important million dollar prize. >> elliott addressing 20,000 fans allowed in the grandstand. >> there's nothing like bristol, nothing like racing here. >> chase and his dad bill elliott are the second father/son duo to win the race. it is 11 minutes after the hour. the la teachers union lays out steps to reopen schools but are they concerned with safety are playing politics. we will tell you their list of demands. >> nypd officers hurt and protesters arrested. our next guest was there for it all, the vice president of the sergeant benevolent association joins us live, you don't want to miss it when "fox and friends first" continues. for children fighting critical illness, you can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. help us make every wish come true. ♪ ♪ >> nypd officers left beaten and bloodied on the brooklyn bridge, one of new york's top cops left with a broken bone after this attack from

matt: well, you know, i was driving home from bristol last night. it kind of hit me, the scene with apollo 13, this would be the final hour, i felt like 2020 was the finest hour from fox sports, our bosses sat down without a manual, how do we bring major live sporting series back to television and the protocols that he and nascar put forth before and during the event to keep everyone safe and then, okay, how can we utilize the resources that we have, we have mixed new toys with great drone shots to be utilized throughout the year and our team felt like really shined this year. i was really proud and i think it's great when you see other sporting and entertainment venues going to nascar, how did you guys do it and how did you guys make it safe to bring nascar back to the masses. steve: they are doing it to golf. golf has been interesting. it's been a challenge for you too, matt, because you're the one guy on pit row. matt: it certainly has been an interesting year. you're wearing all of the safety gear, your mask, you're social distancing and you're

in the early hours this morning a new statue was placed in bristol. this is meant to be of a local residentjen reid who was a supporter of a black lives matter. it was sculpted by marc quinn who was behind the statue of alison lapper on the fourth plinth in trafalgar square. we are hoping to speak to jen reid trafalgar square. we are hoping to speak tojen reid this morning but i wa nt to speak tojen reid this morning but i want to reduce some messages about this statue. neil says the new statue is a beautiful and deliberately provocative work of art, notjust deliberately provocative work of art, not just the deliberately provocative work of art, notjust the sculpture itself but its guerrilla installation. it has one message and it says defiantly," black lives still matter". and another viewer says this is such a symbol of hope. another says that is stunning. too much to hope they will keep it. it will be a lovely way to remember it. some including people living in bristol, are not too happy. 0ne twitter user said that was a quick democratic process to

is the latest to lay off workers. 1700 jobs will go between this site in north wales and filton near bristol. unions say this is an act of industrial vandalism. the government says not everyjob can be saved. life in lockdown — shops in leicester close their doors as schools prepare to send pupils home. he's done it! 5—year—old tony hudgell completes his charity walk raising more than £1 million. we'll look back at his inspiring journey. remembering the man who should've been england's first black player. jack leslie was the victim of racism, now fans want to see him honoured with a statue outside his club. good morning. it's going to be a fairly cloudy day today. having said that, there will be some sunny intervals but there will also be quite a lot of showers, and some of those will be heavy and thundery. i'll have all the details at 6:27am. carol to come a little bit later on but... it's wednesday 1st of july. our top story: the world's largest aircraft manufacturer, airbus, has announced plans to cut 15,000 jobs including 1,700 in the uk. the aerospace giant said it doesn't expect

international player and he has already gone on loa n to player and he has already gone on loan to bristol, and another who is looking to play for england one day ina similar

last night's nascar all-star race. >> drivers, start your engines. >> dated. 30,000 fans went to the bristol motor speedway in tennessee. the race was moved from north carolina to tennessee, after the governor allowed to have the large crowd, chase elliott won the race. >> tonight, it felt a few month it felt good to get nascar back. nascar is built on the fans. >> the next serious race, sunday, for the texas motor speedway. >>> nike just released new speakers, inspired by the grateful dead. take a look. the shoes have the grateful dead's dancing bears on them. they are decorated with sulfur in order to give them a bear like texture. they had a zipper pocket that is built into the tongue. they come in three colors, orange, yellow and green. they go on sale saturday, and the price is $110. >>> the plans for learning in san francisco, when classes resume and one month. a massive twitter hack impact some of the biggest names in the country. we will be explaining how it might've happened, and what the hackers were after. >>> from ktvu, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> good morning to you, thank yo

number of patients dying and if you guys the sideline, what was fascinating was approximately 2009, bristol-myers squibb, a biotech company, a dozen clinical trials. you fast forward, ten years, a massive, massive, enormous number of trials. and hundreds of companies. a decade. sars, h one in one, people responded, only handful responded at that time and by the time they responded much of the wave washed over it. it took nearly a decade and one of the leading companies of the time, gilead, is one of the leading companies today but nothing of the scale you see here, billions of dollars have gone 6 to 7 weeks or 6 to 7 months but the same over many decades in cancer and aids. >> dr. jeremy levin joining us from his home in connecticut to talk about the biotech industry, will they are playing when it comes to the fight against coronavirus. phones split up regionally, 202-748-8000 is the number in the east or central time zones, 202-748-8000 when in the mountable pacific time zones, 202-748-8002. we mentioned your work on therapeutics, your role with the biotech organizations, what is familiar? >> it

a sculpture of a black lives matter protester erected in bristol yesterday has been taken down. the figure replaced a statue of a slave trader that was pulled down last month, but it was installed without the knowledge or permission of the local council. the city's mayor, marvin rees, had said it was up to the people of bristol to decide what replaces it. now, we could probably all use a day at the beach at the moment, but visitors to the coast in rio de janeiro had some surprise company this week. a rare elephant sealjoined in for a swim among the surfers. according to a local marine biologist, the seal likely came up from patagonia or even antarctica. a male elephant seal can measure up to six metres in length. just curious, enjoying the water, basking in the sun. i am glad it was safe. a third town in lancashire is being closely watched as cases of covid—i9 continue to rise in the district. their are fears that pendle, along with blackburn and darwen could soon face local lockdowns, similar to that in leicester, if the rate of infection is not controlled. graham satchell ha

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wins for reading, bristol city, sheffield wednesday and millwall. hull's 1—0 defeat leaves them in the bottom three, while barnsley stay bottom after a goalless draw with wigan. wigan are appealing a i2—point penalty for going into administration. if that appeal fails, they would go to the foot of the table. the first test between england and the west indies is fascinatingly poised, heading into the fourth day in southampton. england's batsmen have improved on their brittle first innings effort. a few moments ago, they were... 276-6. that is 276—6. that is only a lead of 162. here's our sports correspondent, joe wilson. 0na sunny on a sunny saturday, west indies skipper told his players they could bowl england out. look into his eyes, he meant it. it was tough work though. conditions were good for batting, and england were all good with that. 0dd bursts of energy, that was fine for a while, as long as the score was moving along slowly. but lose your concentration for the second and you'll regret it for the second and you'll regret it for hours

that is the mayor of bristol. police are scrapping controversial forms which warn victims of crimes — including rape — that their cases might be dropped if they don't hand over mobile phones to officers. the so—called "digital consent forms" asked victims for permission to view data including messages, photographs, emails and social media accounts. photographs, emails and social victims' groups say the policy — photographs, emails and social introduced last year by forces in england and wales after a series of cases collapsed due to disclosure failings — amounts to a "digital strip search". borisjohnson has suggested that parliament could move to york while the palace of westminster in london is renovated. the prime minister confirmed in a letter that the government is considering establishing a northern hub and it would make sense to consider it as a potential location. if the move happens, it won't be until 2025 at the earliest. extra powers are being promised for holyrood, cardiff bay and stormont und

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>>> and nascar had over 20,000 fans don't at bristol. biggest turn out since returning in may. $1.1million. they'll go to texas this weekend. >>> i hold in my hand the top 5 for this day in sports history. 2011, tom watson at age 61 with another open championship highlight. an ace on the 6th hole at royal saint george's. number 4, 2017, khris davis with an opposite field blast to beat the indians, his second of 4 walk-off runs with the at number 3, 2012, serena williams beat cocoa to win at stanford for the second straight year, this time with her dad in attendance. >> i called him after my first match. i was like daddy, train, train going to win this game. >>> and at number 1, 2010, the warriors are sold for a then record $450 million. >> the team hasn't had the greatest amount of success in the last two decades and players want to go to winners, they want to be winners. so that's an image we have to >>> well, the late show with st hesy - [announcer] during these unprecedented times, hesy freedom forever announces a special solar stimul

breakfast‘s john maguire is in bristol to tell us more. i'm not sure to me people using hot balloons to commute. since saturday, pilots have been able to apply them once again in the skies over england. it is an industry that is regulated by the civil aviation authority so the rules have been very carefully worked out. we will talk to a little bit about the sort of precautions that the pilots are having to take in just a second. ashton court, this large area is the venue of the bristol balloon fiesta. sometimes you get up to 150 balloons taking off at one time. this morning we had just a couple and i'm delighted to say one of the balloons taking off piloted by clive bailey with a couple of passengers on board, what's it like to be back. we arejust off board, what's it like to be back. we are just off the ground. very exciting. we are doing a test run. it's a bit of an unknown. 0n social distancing and masks and getting into the habit of what we have to do. foot-and-mouth was 20 years ago, you are grounded for that. how has this been? it's

the race in bristol, tennessee, an enormous health risk. 30,000 seats available and two-thirds of the total tickets sold. one-eighth of the track's total capacity. fans without masks watched chase elliot win. some pointed out confederate flags could be seen inside and outside of that venue and nascar will have to do more if it's serious about enforcing the new ban. >>> from nascar to nfl the niners and giants are teaming up to get the word out about wearing masks. launching a new public awareness campaign today and plan to distribute 200,000 cloth masks. eventually they hope to produce more than double that amount. >>> the a's are already trying to make something good out of the tricky situation this upcoming baseball season with, of course, no fans in the stands. >> i know. exactly. what are they going to do? jazz things up a little bit. they reportedly may use celebrity's voices. introducing iactually the a's players. how do you make an empty stadium come alive? the a's tinkering with a lot of possibilities here that include piping in the patented drumming usually echoing through th

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. ♪ but bristol myers squibb is working to change things. by researching new kinds of medicines that could help you live longer. including options that are chemo-free. because we're committed to bringing new hope into lung cancer care. >>> we're very much going to put pressure on governors and everybody else to open the schools. >>> the president's push to get students back in class as soon as possible. reaction from bay area educators and medical professionals. good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, juflly 8. gn good morning, reggie. >> you are giving me survivor video realness this morning and i'm loving if. >> i did not think about that. you know -- >> it is the only thing i can think about. >> i love it. >> i guess that says a lot about me. okay, so you are the beyonce, i'm the kelly? let's check in with michelle? mike nicco. >> wow. good we just insult them a little bit. let's take a look at what is going on. hi, everybody. welcome to wednesday. hope your morning is getting off to a good start. we have a few clouds along the peninsul

in bristol, england, a statue of 17th century slave trader edward colston toppled by protesters last month has been replaced wiwith a tribute to a blblack ls matter protester. -- administrator. demonstrator. the new monument features a life-s-sized replica of activist jen reid, who stood on the former statue's empty pedestal, fist held high, after it was torn from its perch and thrown into the harbor on june 7. fist andme, i raised my i did so to give power back to the people, back to the slaves -- iied at the hands of gave power to george floyd. and for other black people who have faced injustices for being black, you know? amy: the statue was installed by a london-based artist without permission from bristol officials, though the city's mayor stopped short wednesday of saying it would be removed. in northern yemen, medical workers say a u.s.-backed, saudi-led bombing raid on a residential neighborhood wednesday killed 25 civilians, while critically injuring nine others. a local doctor treated several children injured in the airstrikes. >> the only injured victims are all children.

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if anybody knows bristol, they can get over 100 in that place. so 20,000 and you can socially distance in that setting. >>> and the green bay packers will not allow fans to attend their preseason training camp at lambeau field or any preseason home games. the organization is still working on a policy for the regular season. nfl franchise owners reportedly meet tomorrow on this topic. the bummer for packers fans is the training camp bicycle rides where the kid comes and give the players their bikes to ride to training camp, that's a big moment lost as well. >>> in any amendment, atlanta's mayor, keisha lance bottoms, will hold a hearing over a statewide feud over face masks. she's expected to address governor kemp's order preventing cities in the state from implementing their own mask orders. the mayor's order remains in effect. in savannah, georgia, the mayor van johnson also responded to the governor saying, quote, governor kemp does not give a damn about us, unquote. with more from atlanta, i'm joined by blayne alexander. i was talking with a l

. ♪ but bristol myers squibb is working to change things. by researching new kinds of medicines that could help you live longer. including options that are chemo-free. because we're committed to bringing new hope into lung cancer care. >>> now at 5:00, eating at restaurants going to work, traveling by plane, many of us really didn't think twice about going out before covid. and a new survey asks how we feel about it now. >>> a new method of tracking covid-19 focuses on buildings, not people. how this can help identify those who have been exposed. >> good morning, everybody. it is friday, july 24. happy friday, reggie. >> happy friday to you. i'm so excited about my favorite day of the week. i know mike nicco shares that same feeling. >> yes, sir. we made it. now we get through today which will be a cool

because what if somebody living in wales drives to bristol and flies in and out from there? a negati result at a lab like this one could be a way of avoiding quarantine if you are arriving from a high risk country. testing passengers for covid is expected to beon at heathrow. the test will cost around 150 pounds. tomerridge, bbc news. >> president macron has named jean castex as the new french prime minister following the sudden resigtion of philippe. the court that deals with misconduct would open an inquiry into the way his government handled the pandemic. from par, lucy williamson reports. lu france's republican guard divides little protection from politics. power was transferred at arms length, no handshake allowed, to mark a fresh start for president macron's government or its new post coronavirus look. the new prime minister is rightg wing with a st southern accent, described as a swiss army knife with connections everywhere. je castex was propelled to the front lines, after years in the shadows as a senior civil rvants and assistant to former assiant to president sark

in a few weeks ago the bristol beer. in a few weeks ago the bristol bea beer. in a few weeks ago the bristol be a factory took a punt the pubs would be allowed to reopen in england this weekend and so they are ready to supply them. i wonder, now you've brooded, will they come? i'm hoping people will come out and support the local pubs. hope we can be sensible and they will react in an intelligent way to the measures we have all had to put in place to ensure the safety of our staff and the safety of our customers. so that hopefully we can continue to build, as we return to something approaching normal. but there is a great unknown. no—one will have the a nswer great unknown. no—one will have the answer for weeks to come, i suspect. at the front of the brewery, in the pub trade in 2020 is in use, a tape measure, ensuring that if and hopefully when people come for a drink today they'll be able to keep safely and socially distance. and if your brother happens to be a joiner, why not utilise his skills, as the landlord has come at the coopers arms? we have all t

. ♪ but bristol myers squibb is working to change things. by researching new kinds of medicines that could help you live longer. including options that are chemo-free. because we're committed to bringing new hope into lung cancer care. is c7> w watch tter btuay, list. santa cruz county joins nearly all of the bay area overnight and being forced to close a number of indoorsinesses, again. this morning, some owners are already pivoting outdoors. >> this is what i do. this is what i have been trained for my entire professional life and i'll continue to do it. >>> one-on-one with dr. fauci, our nation's top infectious disease expert on "gma" with a warning for states as we see a su surge in cases. >>> good morning, everybody. it's tuesday july 28th. did you know dr. fauci is almost 80. >> i did know that. we need to give him a little bit of a break when he was on the pitcher's mound the other day. >> yes. >> right. >> we will. we will. i'm onboard now. >> hi, mike. >> yep. december 24th, 1940. mr. fauci came into the world. that pitch is still a

in the uk, it is expected about 1700 jobs will go in lincolnshire and bristol, representing around 15% of the british workforce. the airbus ‘s chief executive warns the path to recovery would be slow and agile. we need to act now by adapting our workforce to reflect the new situation in the international aircraft sector and protect the longer term future of the company. jobs in the aviation sector are highly paid and highly skilled. it's estimated two or three jobs will be lost in supply chain for every single job that goes at our bus. you've been working very hard with our bus and many other companies in the aerospace sector to try and avoid this happening but u nfortu nately, avoid this happening but unfortunately, because of indecision by government to intervene, it's resulted in today's announcement. the government says it will do its best to minimise the impact. we accept that we cannot save everyjob, even though 9 million people have been furloughed through a scheme which is cost £20 million and counting. everyone realises you can't count on that forever. and there is even mor

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professor don baer from the university of bristol knows all about this magical connection between plants and their pollinators if you sit by from bed and you look at bumble bees you realise pretty soon that they're not lending randomly on the flowers they don't visit the flowers immediately after somebody else has been written to go to flowers that have not been visited for a little while that's because these flowers will have generated next time in the meantime to keep working at producing nectar and i suspect the bees know it out. over millions of years plants and their insect admirers have developed a win win relationship beasts receive nectar and pollen in exchange for pollinating the flowers. flowers can not afford to disappoint b.c. this is the the key the key thing here is that if a beer arrives there invest all the energy and stakes so do the search flowers on other means of saying i've. known. if they cannot change color the kind of change century quickly they cannot change the shape very quickly you can return u.v. reflections which we know is also important but what's going to

. >> faded. 30,000 fans went to the bristol motor speedway and tennessee to see it. you can see all of the gaps and the seeds. and tennessee, the governor allowed a large gathering. chase elliott on last night's race. >>> tonight felt like an event. i felt like we had missed the piece for a couple of months. it felt good to get nascar back. >> the next nascar cup series race is a sunday, from the texas motor speedway. >>> nike released new sneakers, inspired by the grateful dead. the shoes have the famous dancing bears. they are decorated with for to give them a bearlike texture. they have a zipper pocket that is built into the tongue of the sneakers. they come in three colors, orange, yellow and green. the price tag is $110. >>> 10 largest bay area districts will start, and what it looks like for educators and san francisco. >>> and less than an hour, hundreds of thousands of dollars are stolen by hackers, twitter deals with the largest data breach in history. we have details on what happened on the high profile accounts that were exposed. >>> from ktvu, this is mor

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. >>> leading the news, fans at nascar's all star race at bristol raceway were greeted by a confederate flag flown overhead meanwhile about 20,000 fans practiced social distancing in the stands broadcasters calling it the largest crowd at a sporting event since the pandemic began chase elliott took home the $1 million prize >>> bill de blasio signed a series of police reform bills in new york >> it is not just pain and frustration and anger, it is also a moment for transformation and we're going to show it right now at that desk here in the bronx today. let's fine these bills >> he signed five bills including one criminalizing the use of choke holds by police officers he was surrounded by community activists. >>> the family of george floyd sued minneapolis over his death as nbc news reviewed unreleased body cam video that releases what happened before the encounter turned deadly. >> reporter: the police body camera footage sheds new light on just how that deadly encounter between george floyd and police officers escalated so quickly. >> i can't breathe >> almost two months since the vid

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the plinth must be decided by all in bristol. jen reid, the black lives matters protester, spoke earlier and explained how the idea came about for the monument. that came about via my husband is taking a photo of me shortly after the statue went into the river. i climbed the statue with the help of my husband, standing on his shoulder. he took the picture, posted it on his social media the next day, and he was then contacted by marc quinn, who asked to get in contact with me. here is the statue. i contact with me. here is the statue. , that is correct. here is the statue. a replica of that moment. what has it been like for you to be turned into that statue, sessions where you have been measured, that kind of thing? very straightforward, i went kind of thing? very straightforward, iwent up kind of thing? very straightforward, i went up to marc quinn's studio after the protest where i had several camera surrounding me and if you takes, getting back into that moment, that feeling, and he has really captured it so well. for me, getti

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