kim, i'd like to begin with you. with today's apparent reset, the president sounding back to normal, back to pushing reopening, despite, kim, what i think you'll agree is a bright line, tying early reopening to the spikes we've witnessed. >> that's absolutely true. this president -- for this president to get what he wants, which is the economy rebounding in order to help bolster his re-election bid, he needs for this virus to get under control, and the reopening has been having the exact opposite effect. we are seeing businesses scramble to close again, municipalities moving to impose stronger restrictions -- reimpose stronger restrictions after lifting. you have parents who can't send their kids to school or school boards, school districts who don't have a plan. and all of these things are making it very difficult for the economy to set itself on a strong course. this is, of course, coming as unemployment benefits are set to expire unless congress moves quickly to bolster those. so it's an economic disaster in the m

tonight kim kardashian speaks out for the first time because of the stigma and misconceptions about mental health. and remember the story of a retired marine who caught a d marine wrown from a burning building? well, tonight what the community is doing to thank him. >> this is the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capitol. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin with breaking news because california now exceeds every state in the u.s. in coronavirus cases including the pandemics original epicenter of new york. with the number of infections growing and the death toll rising nationwide, tonight the nation's leading infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci is issuing a sobering warning. that the virus may never be fully eradicated. in an effort to at least get it under control, several more states including ohio, indiana and minnesota as well as the cities of baltimore and washington, d.c., said they would mandate masks be worn nearly all of the time in public. and the n.f.l. now says when it

kim, i'd like to begin with you. with today's apparent reset, the president sounds back to normal, back to pushing reopening despite, kim, what i think you'll agree is a bright line tying early reopening to the spikes we've witnessed. >> that's absolutely true. this president -- for this president to get what he wants, which is the economy rebounding in order to help bolster his re-election bid, he needs for this virus to get under control, and the reopening has been having the exact opposite effect. we are seeing businesses scramble to close again, municipalities moving to impose stronger restrictions -- re-impose stronger restrictions after lifting. you have parents who can't send their kids to school or school boards, school districts who don't have a plan. and all of these things are making it very difficult for the economy to set itself on a strong course. this is, of course, coming as unemployment benefits are set to expire unless congress moves quickly to bolster those. so it's an economic disaster in the maki

kim hubiese dejado a un lado a kanye west. cabe mencionar tambiÉn que él le envÍa este tweet de disculpa minuto despuÉs que recibe la visita de justin bieber. es una situaciÓn de disculpa que se puede repetir. recuerden que Él es bipolar y no se estÁ meditando. quiero que se medica para estar un poco controlado. jomari: yo creo que es muy interesante porque Últimamente hemos visto muchas celebridades pelearse por los hijos. ver cÓmo las celebridades insultan unos a otros. esta la primera vez que vemos que una de las celebridades ha insultado a la mujer, la dicho cosas muy fuerte, pero ella se ha quedado callada. ella ha aguantado el chaparrÓn. la gente la ha atacado mucho a ella. le dijeron que ha engaÑado a su marido, le dijeron que no quiso tener a su hija. ella aguantÓ todo. no dijo nada. mandÓ un comunicado. creo que eso serÁ un poco la diferencia en cÓmo veremos a las parejas de famosos pelearse. [hablan a la vez] francisca:me parece una mujer muy centrada. [hablan a la vez] tony: ella se queda callada porq

i'm kim brunhuber. a cnn special edition of "africa avant-garde" is next. it's pretty inspiring the way families redefined the word 'school' this year. it's why, at xfinity, we're committed to helping kids keep learning through the summer. and help college students studying at home stay connected through our university program. we're providing affordable internet access to low income families through our internet essentials program. and this summer, xfinity is creating a virtual summer camp for kids at home- all on xfinity x1. we're committed to helping all families stay connected. learn more at xfinity.com/education. >>> it will probably unfortunately get worse before it gets better. >> we're already starting to see some plateauing in these critically four states. >> we are drowning. we are absolutely drowning hoar. it's just overwhelming number of cases. >> there is so much uncertainty and i think nobody knows what's going on. >> being at the school, being on the campus is very, very important. >> i think we still need to learn a lot about children gettin

that north korea's leader kim jong—unin north korea's leader kim jong—un ina north korea's leader kim jong—un in a meeting had declared an emergency, saying the coronavirus may have entered the state. describing it as the country's first suspected case of covid—19, the newsagency said the town near the south korean border had been locked down over fears a defector that had returned last week was infected. the border town is a symbolic area. and a liaison building to help with peace talks, but as relations soured, north korea blew up that building in june soured, north korea blew up that building injune and a huge explosion. the north says the person who crossed back into the state had defected to the south three years ago, normally an occurrence likeness ina normally an occurrence likeness in a heavily fortified border would be unlikely. south korean military officials they are very well have happened and they are investigating. the secretive state has sealed all ofan secretive state has sealed all of an previously stressed it was virus free as the pandemic spread around the world

dan henninger, kim strassel and holman jenkins. welcome to you all. kim, let's start with the threshold question, our schools safe for children to return to? >> all of the evidence you've been reading so far suggest that they are. we've had this experiment in european countries where kids have been back at school, we know kids tend to not contract the disease, they don't seem to be spreaders of the disease for the most part and obviously they manage the disease better if they do get it. that has to be measured against the real problem of not having in person learning. paul: what about teenagers? with younger children, the evidence is pretty definitive but what about teenagers who seem to be more transmissible? >> yes, they are more transmissible and i think that's why you see the school districts that are planning to have in person learning and reopening are making distinctions between high schoolers, middle schoolers and grade schoolers in terms of safety protocols they implement. at least in theory, kids get older, they can be expected to follow rul

kim seymour, the chief people officer for ww. breaking news, the new york city mayor saying that there will not be any large-scale events approved for the city of new york at least through september 30. there are exemptions for protests, religious events, and press conferences. but things like concerts, parades, and the like, will not be given city permits at least through september 30. this is bloomberg. ♪ saysine: the supreme court they new york grand jury can see president trump's tax returns and financial records. but for now, the house of representatives can't. basically, was this a win for trump or not? >> it was a win for him in an immediate political sense and that we will probably not see his tax returns before the election. for that to have happened, the court would have had to side with the house. but if you want to look at it from a bigger picture perspective, trump very much lost than he won today. the supreme court pretty much completely rejected his arguments in the grand jury case and pre-much split the differen

su esposa kim kardashian dice que el rapero sufre un desorden bipolar, pero eso no invalida su sueÑo de llegar a la casa bla a blanca. no serÍa la primera celebridad que llega lejos en la polÍtica contra todo pronÓstico. >> noticias telemundo. >> m(musica). >> el coronavirus golpea estados unidos, ningÚn otro paÍs del mundo. casi uno de cada cuatro infectados del planeta vive en e este paÍs. y la pandemia sigue multiplicÁndose, hoy estados unidos superÓ los 4 millones de casos, sumando 1 millÓn de nuevos contagios en 15 dÍas. mÁ de 143,000 personas han perdido la vida, y la cifra seguirÁ hoy en aumen en aumento. los cdc predicen mÁs de 30,000 muertes en las prÓximas semanas. la situaciÓn es preocupante en florida, nueva epicentro de la pandemia, donde en las Últimas 24 horas han registrado el mayor nÚmero de fallecimientos diarios >> donde en las Últimas 24 horas han registrado el mayor nÚmero de fallecimientos diarios >> (musica). >> con estados como california volviendo a cerrar su economÍa la falta de empleos es cada vez mayor. mÁs de 1 millÓn 400,000 persona

and that would bring huge humiliation to kim jong-un, they are very smart. by pretending to carry out the threats to achieve all the puose they have intended by >>e e said thahehe sth korea an government's response to the threats by pledging to prosecute defectors, sent ding leaflets across the border is not smart action. >> any aspects of negotiating with them that we should be more careful or pay more attention in order to produce more good results sns. >> i think in negotiations, the most important thing is the leveraging you have. the leverage means the power to affect the outcome, or to determine or effect north korea's fate. what north korea values most is sanctions relief. security guarantees. all those things that are stipulated in the joint statement. but if you ease sanctions before they make the progress, then you lose all the influence to move forward. >> he stressed the importance of the u.s. south korea alliance if the negotiations are too ill to results. >> we have no leverage with north korea. we can expect to have it when we have power to pe

we began working together in kim's room. we already designed how we were going to execute instruction. and how we were going to teach remotely. as far as taking turns, who was responsible. how to do that. we began in her room on monday. the first day of summer school. because we had problems with technicality, things not working such as the camera. we decided to proceed in angela's room tuesday. and move from there. while we were there, we did distance ourselves. and again we had already prepped how we were going to function in order to teach remotely. and teach our kids through zoom. >> i should have said, called your name. i'm sorry about that. angela, how did you learn that kim was in the hospital? >> our secretary called us sunday morning. that she had gotten a phone call from kim's husband. she has been hospitalized and tesing her for covid-19. and she was going to be placed on a ventilator. >> i understand that the two of you also came down with the virus. what has that been like? >> it's been rough. at first mine was

kim, i'd like to begin with you. with today's apparent reset, the president sounds back to normal, back to pushing reopening despite, kim, what i think you'll agree is a bright line tying early reopening to the spikes we've witnessed. >> that's absolutely true. this president -- for this president to get what he wants, which is the economy rebounding in order to help bolster his re-election bid, he needs for this virus to get under control, and the reopening has been having the exact opposite effect. we are seeing businesses scramble to close again, municipalities moving to impose stronger restrictions dr -- re-impose stronger restrictions after lifting. we have parents who can't send their kids to school or school boards and districts who don't have a plan. all of these things are making it difficult for the economy to set itself on a strong course. this is of course coming as unemployment benefits are set to expire unless congress moves quickly to bolster those. so it's an economic disaster in the making, but the p

you and kim were teaching together with another teacher in the same classroom. were you required to follow any of the social distancing or mask wearing protocols? >> most definitely. as you know, cdc guidelines were put out and we were meant to follow those, excuse me, we were meant -- we were meant to follow those, but more importantly our school went above and beyond and actually mandated them, mandated protocol to us. so we followed those protocols. we were not allowed on campus without a mask. we had to take our temperature. we had to wear our mask, wipe everything down. we had gloves. we had staggered times we could be on campus. we proceeded as such. >> but, still, you got sick, and your friend and colleague for over 30 years, kim, lost her life. what do you want people to know about her? >> kim was a master teacher. she was highly trained. she had been an turn-around coach. which meant she was going into schools to help them improve in their curriculum. as a teacher, though, that is where you saw her shine in her own classroom with her own kids, because t

kim gardner's track record is certainly suspect. shannon: we want to put up photos of what we are told is the lawrence. hard to read from the screen but on close inspection it is going after the guns they had that night and some pictures of what appeared to be them seizing the rifle. we will continue to try to get details, this was executed like any search warrant. let me ask you, want to make sure we mentioned the feds have gotten involved in some of the cities are really struggling, putting kansas city to help with the crime spike, can you tell us anything about that? >> operation legend, the death of 4-year-old killed in his apartment, the youngest victim of violence in kansas city, you see a 30% increase in murders in kansas city, spike in st. louis, rising carjackings in st. louis and kansas city and this missed calls of defunding the police which is irresponsible so we are seeing a surge of violent crime, those federal agency law enforcement will be working with the us attorney. we have a partnership with the us attorney, our

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thank you so much for being with us, kim. please tell us how things changed once the president involved himself in this case. tell us about the threats. >> it's been disheartening and been a racial motivated sexist attack on myself as the local elected prosecutor. i have had people leave messages on my car. say i should be strung up on a tree and hung by the kkk and others say they can't wait to see a bullet in my head and disturbing that the president and the senator in my state and the attorney general and the governor seek to stroke the rhetoric of fear and racial decide in our country as well as the state of missouri. >> and now you are investigating but there was obviously a question of whether you would. and i wonder if things have -- did you see things escalate when the president got involved. >> of course it escalated because it was a political pandering to distract from the failed atertempts of addressing the real issue and the covid-19 pandemic that the president and others in the state like the governor and the att

hi kim so as we see another record rise both in cases needs 35000 and the deaths need the 700 deaths we're seeing more states going into local law down the latest in the territory golo which goes into lockdown today just for the rest of the weekend until sunday evening but has also imposed a night to confuse the people aren't allowed outside non-essential that to choose from 8 o'clock in the evening till 6 o'clock in the morning till the 10th of august go is it's a region that's known for its nightlife the chief minister said that people have a tendency to become unruly in the evenings one of the most significant of these lockdowns began in the states be hot on the day it's not only india's 2nd most populous with a population of nearly 130000000 people but it's also one of the most impoverished with the worst public health care in the country it's also conducting one of the lowest level of tests less than a 10th of the number of tests that are conducted in delhi and so the government there feels that they need to impose this lockdown for 2 weeks to try to break the chain of transmiss

kim, despite the surging cases, some americans still refuse to wear masks. many of them ending up in hospitals and icus putting the lives of health care workers like yourself at risk because they refuse to wear a mask. what is your message to those people? >> for me, the virus doesn't care how we feel. the virus has no feelings and it's killing people. it's already killed over 140,000 americans. this isn't a made up -- i have seen people die. this is not made up. this is real. >> kim smith, thank you so much for everything you do and for talking with us. we appreciate it. >>> well, in brazil, many health professionals are accusing the president of crimes against humanity for his handling of the crisis. bolsonaro says he has tested negative for having the virus for at least two weeks. as anything payton walsh reports, more than 2.4 million people in the country have now tested positive. >> reporter: a slight respite, perhaps, in the numbers brazil recorded in 24 hours that ended on sunday. only 24,000 new cases. i say only because in the three days previously

you heard the second attorney kim gardner said won't happen in st. louis, but what she doesn't seem to be taking into context is the fact that over the previous few days and a couple weeks you had protesters who started off by burning down a police station and the police doing nothing and watching it live on television so you have to wonder what the mccloskeys were thinking when this peaceful protest or mob broke down a private gate and started shouting at them. hard to see how a normal person can understand why they would feel threatened. >> is this political? >> it does seem political, under the castle doctrine in missouri i don't think this is a good prosecution, the capital doctrine in the state of missouri is more expansive than in many other states and allows a person who feels an imminent threat to use deadly force in defense of property so the many people trespass on their property, they felt an imminent threat, they could have used deadly force and did not do so. they simply held their weapons to make clear to the crowd that they would defen

and right now because of kim gardner, you have lawlessness on the streets of st. louis. kids are being murdered. the murder rate is up 30%. people are dying and lives are being lost because we have someone in kim gardner who was focused on attacking people who are defending themselves instead of actually enforcing the law. this is the kind of consequence that you see when this kind of ludicrous, liberal leftist logic of defunding the police and attacking the police and failing to enforce the law runs rampant. that is happening in the state of st. louis. >> laura: governor come i will go further and say if biden wins, have, heaven forbid, in november, she is the type of person with her ideology and bias, that will be appointed in the justice department. so you like what she is doing in st. louis, buckle up and get ready because there will be a lot of kim gardner's and very high positions wielding a lot of power at doj. that is a real disturbing thing. i just want to put up the number because you mention the soros, governor, that he gave. he back super pac total contributi

in 2018 kim agrgreed with u.s. presididt donald d trump in the summit to work told a goal of denuclearization, but talks between the two stalled after the north sought the lifting of sanctions andhe united ststates called it a lacack o of concret actition by pypyongyang.g. the u.n. security council president is asking member stateses to observe sancnctions against nonorth korea. >> to remind cololleagueues how important it is to implement the sanctions regime, taking i into consideration that north korea's continued efforts to build up its nuclear program. >> the council convened on monday after receiving a document from the u.s. and 42 other countries saying that north korea continues to import more refined petroleum products than allowed under sanctions. the german ambassador to the u.n. and the council's president emphasized that import control must be observed to prevent the products from being converted for military purposes. >>> now to south korea where a newly erected statue could bebecome yet another source

>> paula, there were reports earlier this year that kim jong-un was in poor health. he hadn't been seen publicly in weeks. do we know anything more about what happened and what his condition is? >> reporter: most people that i speak to here in south korea never believed, jake, that he was in ill health. it was a definite he is alive and well from the south korean side. but what most people do assume is that he is trying to protect himself from the coronavirus. he's in his mid-30s. he is not in good shape for a man in his mid-30s. he certainly doesn't want to catch this virus. so the assumption is that the reason we have seen so little of him, and when we saw him on friday, that was the first time in about a month that we had seen him publicly, is simply so that he can protect himself. >> that makes sense. he's in one of the vulnerable groups being morbidly obese. paula hancocks in south korea south korea, thank you very much. i appreciate your time. >>> it's controversial in the nfl and now there are new demands from corporations for the washington, d.c. area footbal

. >> and twitter tirade, what kanye west says kim kirk at kim kardashian is threatening to do after >>> now our original series project home, denied a controversial short-term rental company is engaging another fight, it wants to break it lease on market street in san francisco. susie find out found out the $1.3 billion company is blaming san francisco for lost revenue during covid-19. >> i moved here in 2001. so it has been 19 years. >> david troup has watched to the triangle change as neighbors have been priced out. >> offered ability for housing has gotten worse. there is a shortage of it. >> reporter: a roll call a local developer announced plans for market street, he and his neighbors fought for an affordability component. >> the neighborhood is pushing for as many affordable units as we can get to keep income diversity in that neighborhood. >> neighbors endured six years of construction, only to find out that these were not going to be what they expected. signed or leased and furnished most of the units, turning the building into corporate rentals. neighbors were furious. >> we

. >>> first, kim kardashian opening up about her husband, kanye west. what she's saying this morning about his bipolar diagnosis. stop struggling to clean tough messes with sprays. try clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. it works great on bathtubs. and even stainless steel. try clean freak from mr. clean. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. rapper kanye west has been blanketing the headlines. >> but is it a publicity stunt or could it be something else altogether? our own will ganss is here now to break that down for us. good morning, will. >> good morning. kim kardashian west breaking her silence this morning, saying she feels compelled to speak out because of the "stigma and misconceptions" about mental health. following kanye west's emotional campaign rally in south carolina and a slew of tweets directed at his family, kim kardashian west speaking out about her husband's bipolar diagnosis for the very first time. kim writing in part, those that understand mental illness or even compulsive behavior know

has placed the city of cause song and a lockdown of the concerns of the coronavirus case its leader kim jong un has declared a state of emergency in the area the state news agency says a defector who illegally cross the border from the south has shown symptoms of cover 19 it's the 1st time that north korea has officially reported a suspected corona virus infection so clark is following the story from home call she says it's unclear whether the patient has been tested. well this person who defected 3 years ago to south korea the return date back to north korea was on july 19th and he suspected or he or she is suspected of having covert 19 other reports don't indicate if he or she has had the official coronavirus test and said that the suggestion is that there's been several medical check ups showing respect for the symptoms that are linked to or a similar to those that you have with the crowd a virus that if confirmed as you mentioned this would be the 1st case officially acknowledged by north korea kim jong un has had the emergency meeting has declared a state of emergency also that bor

that if confirmed as you mentioned this would be the 1st case officially acknowledged by north korea kim jong un has had the emergency meeting has declared a state of emergency also that border city of case law has been put into a lockdown as it was got as a result he's described it as a critical situation a report released by the state run media says it's a dangerous situation in case some that may lead to a deadly and destructive disaster now north korea has received thousands of testing kits from russia and other countries it's also had some pretty strict border closures in recent months but i believe restrictions have eased of late now the case of this particular defector the state run media saying he illegally he or she illegally crossed the demarcation line on july 19th and the politburo meeting described it in a dialogue as aloof guard performance on the frontline on that particular day and obviously an investigation into the military unit responsible what happened. it's been more than 6 months since the world's 1st krona virus infection was reported in the chinese city of will ha

>> you know, i don't really know what's in the mind of kim gardner. she made that statement, but obviously, one important factor here is this was a private street. this was not a public street. these individuals were on their way to the mayor's house, actually, which had has been vandalized several times. this was on a private street, and you listen to the mccloskey's, they felt threatened, that they were going to be attacked, and that was made known to them. they made known to the protesters on the people who came by that this was a private street and they said they were going to murder them and come into their house, and so, as i said, the castle doctrine in missouri is pretty expensive and it allows you to defend your life, obviously your family's life, your home, but also your property. this was on private property. it's hard to get into the mind of kim gardner, as i said, she has a sketchy track record in making politically-based decisions. and i would also point out, shannon, that this very same day, there is been calls to change the name of st.

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and right now because of kim gardner, you have lawlessness on the streets of st. louis. kids are being murdered. the murder rate is up 30%. people are dying and lives are being o lost because we have someone in kim gardner who was focused on attacking people who are defending themselves instead of actually enforcing the law. this is the kind of consequence that you see when this kind of ludicrous, liberal leftist logis of defunding the police and attacking the police and failing to enforce the law runs rampant. that is happening in the state of st. louis. >> laura: governor, i will go further and say if biden wins, heaven forbid, in november, she is the type of person with herer ideology and bias that will be appointed in the justice department. so if you like what she is doing in st. louis, buckle up and get ready because there will be a lot of kim gardner's in very high positions wielding a lot of power i at doj. that is a real disturbing thing. i just want to put up the number because you mention the soros, governor, that he gave. he backed super pac total contributio

jong un you were present at 2 out of 3 meetings between trump and kim you said there were times when we were very close to making concessions that i think even prior administrations like the clinton and obama administrations wouldn't have made was drunk willing to give away the shop what kinds of concessions do you mean. well i don't think he understood what he was doing i think he he he longed for a deal with north korea on the nuclear weapons program i don't think he studied the issue closely enough to know what the ramifications of different terms that were offered were i think ultimately and the case of the who noise summit the 2nd meeting where he did walk away from a proposal by north korea that i thought entirely inadequate he did so because he knew that if he were to accept that it would have produced a volcanic political reaction in america from the republican party and that he fundamentally couldn't do that and that really was the sort of reaction that troubled me the most that he didn't approach north korea or much else on the basis of philosophy or grand strategy or polic

congress man began 55 years ago also coming up on the show the coronavirus hits north korea leader kim jong un calls an emergency meeting after a person has showed symptoms of coke at 19 the isolated country has so far claimed to to have avoided the pandemic. and could super sensitive noses help to curb the spread of the corona virus we take a look at a program a training sniffer dogs identify infections even before symptoms appear. i'm going to reject that and thanks for joining us we begin in the united states where ceremonies have been held to honor the late civil rights icon and john lewis the legendary congressman that died of cancer a week ago at the age of 80 louis his casket is currently lying in state at the alabama state capitol and a symbolic tribute to lewis was carried across the edmund pettus bridge in the city of selma which has become a landmark in the fight for racial justice. a bridge that learned to love genius lost. following a path of rose petals. john lewis crossed it for the last time. the event dubbed the final crossing a highlight of the celebrations honoring t

and the coronavirus pits in north korea leader kim jong un calls an emergency meeting after a person shows symptoms of coke at 19 the isolated country has so far claimed to have avoided a pandemic to. encourage its and thanks for joining us we begin in the united states where ceremonies have been held to honor the late civil rights icon john lewis the legendary congressman died of cancer a week ago at the age of 80 louis' casket is currently lying in state at the alabama state capitol in a symbolic tribute lewis was carried across the edmund pettus bridge in the city of selma which has become a landmark in the fight for racial justice. a bridge that linda la genius lost. following a path of roses paratroopers john lewis crossed it for the last time. the event dubbed the final crossing a highlight of the celebrations honoring the life of the civil rights activist and congressman. it was on this bridge in 1965 that he helped lead a march for racial justice he then became known as bloody sunday after was brutally suppressed by state troopers john lewis was beaten so badly he was left wi

this is the guardian news live from berlin the coronavirus hits north korea leader kim jong un calls an emergency meeting after a person shows covert 19 symptoms the isolated country has so far claimed to have avoided the coronavirus also coming up britain imposes a 14 day quarantine on travelers arriving from spain where there's been a recent spike in corona virus cases that spanish authorities reintroduce measures to prevent the spread of the pandemic. and a new maiden voyage for germany's cruise travel industry the 1st line outweighs anchor since the business was paralyzed by the content but can the industry whether the economic storm hit. and gather feels welcome to the program north korea has placed the city of play song near the border with south korea under total lockdown after a person was found suspected of covert $900.00 symptoms leader kim jong un called an emergency meeting on saturday if confirmed it would be the country's 1st official case north korean state media say the person suspected of having the virus crossed illegally from south korea. for more on that story i'm

the corona virus hits north korea leader kim jong un tells an emergency meeting after a person shows covert 19 symptoms the isolated country has so far claims to have avoided the coronavirus also coming up britain imposes a 14 day quarantine on travelers arriving from spain where there's been a recent spike in coronavirus case paterson spanish authorities reintroduced measures to prevent the spread of the pandemic. and policing the coronavirus will meet the people here in berlin with an enviable task of keeping party goers socially distant. and god as welcome to the program north korea has placed the city of k. song near the border with south korea under total lockdown after a person was found suspected of covert $900.00 symptoms leader kim jong un called an emergency meeting on saturday if confirmed that would be the country's 1st official case north korean state media say the presence of suspected of having the virus crossed illegally from south korea. for more on that story i'm not joined but just smithies a reuters correspondent in seoul in south korea josh if confirmed this will

news live from berlin the coronavirus hits north korea leader kim jong un calls an emergency meeting after a person shows covert 19 symptoms the isolated country has so far claims to have avoided the coronavirus yet also coming up britain imposes a 14 day coroutine on travelers arriving from spain where there's been a recent spike in corona virus cases that says spanish authorities reintroduce measures to prevent the spread of the pandemic. and cope with 19 means berlin's temple of techno can't pack party goers so the notorious back kind club clears the dance floor to make room for something less sports troops. as welcome to the program we start in north korea which has placed the city of k. song near the border with south korea under total lockdown after a person was found suspected of covert $900.00 symptoms leader kim jong un called an emergency meeting on saturday if confirmed it would be the country's 1st official case north korean state media say the person suspected of having the virus . legally from south korea. for more on that story i'm not joined by just smithies a reuters

this is deja vu news a line from berlin the krona virus hits north korean leader kim jong un calls an emergency meeting after a person shows 19 symptoms the isolated country has so far claimed to have avoided the pandemic. britain imposes a 14 day quarantine on travelers arriving from spain where there's been a recent spike in corona virus cases that spanish authorities reintroduced measures to prevent the spread of the virus. and policing the pandemic will meet the people here in berlin with the an enviable task of keeping party goers socially distant. i'm michael oke who welcome to the program north korea has placed the city of k. song near the border with south korea under total lockdown after a person was found showing symptoms of covert 19 leader kim jong un called an emergency meeting on saturday if confirmed it would be the country's 1st official north korean state media say the person suspected of having the virus crossed illegally from south korea. for more i'm joined by josh smith a reuters correspondent in seoul south korea. i have to ask you 1st i mean if confirmed this wo

so february 27th 2019 donald trump and kim jong un they meet in vietnam the summit fails and reports forget emerging that my palm pale and john bolton succeeded in napalming any progress towards peace march 15th pompei on dong denies derailing north korean nuclear talks but just destroying the peace talks wasn't enough the american people needed a good solid propaganda to reassert the idea that kim jong un was a dastardly bloodthirsty dictator who will choose with a mouth open end and leaves toenail clippings on the breakfast table that you find later in your life what the dude. march 30th the new york times reports north korea executed and purge their top nuclear negotiator but 2 months later we learned june 4th the fate of north korea negotiator executed after the failed summit grows murkier with new reports that he's still alive within the next day or 2 it became quite clear the diplomat was very much in the land of the living but the propaganda put forward by the new york times and many other outlets had already done its job people had already read it and took it into their littl

the doctor has summoned martin kim gets to the surgery to discuss the results of his blood test despite the medication he's on his blood pressure is too high. and he's overweight he's one meter 80 tall and weighs just under 105 kilos. funds this ultrasound image shows very clearly that you have a fatty liver but that's reversible we can work on that. we jump forward 7 weeks now. the group are having a party to celebrate reaching the halfway point 2 thirds of the participants of managed to stay in the program. but fairly is really missing the sugar. patient i feel like i'm constantly on the edge. she's come to discuss her progress with the doctor although she's lost 40 loads in weight she's still not satisfied because instead of eating chocolate she's not started on potato chips instead. the t.v. commercials don't help i've noticed that when you're watching t.v. in the evening you're constantly getting ads for something sweet or food in general . but i think losing 4 kilos in just under 8 weeks is a lot after all the only thing we've changed is reducing the amount of free sugars i think

america entrenched in syria finally let's move to north korea trump threatened to create peace with kim jong un simply saying he would attempt such a thing sent weapons contractor stocks just crashing to the ground and you know one of the many reasons that peace had to be stopped so february 27th 2019 donald trump and kim jong un they meet in vietnam the summit fails and reports begin emerging that my palm pale and john bolton succeeded in napalming any progress toward peace march 15th pompei on bomb denied derailing north korea nuclear talks but just destroying the peace talks wasn't enough the american people needed a good solid propaganda to reassert the idea that kim jong un was a doctor and a bloodthirsty dictator who will choose with a mouth open end and leaves toenail clippings on the breakfast table that you find later in your life what the dood. marj sturdiest the new york times reports north korea executed and purged their top nuclear negotiator but 2 months later we learned through for the fate of north korean of oh shit are executed after the failed summit grows murkier with

and the coronavirus hits north korea leader kim jong il and calls an emergency meeting after a person shows of symptoms of covert 19 the isolated country has so far claimed to have avoided the pandemic. i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us we began in the united states where ceremonies are being held to honor the late civil rights icon john lewis lewis his casket is now lying in state at the alabama state capitol after it was carried across the edmund pettus bridge in the city of selma in a highly symbolic tribute 55 years ago on a day now known as a bloody sunday lewis and other peaceful protesters were beaten by police as. they marched across the bridge calling for voting rights for african-americans lewis who became a highly respected congressman died of cancer a week ago at the age of 80. we'll have more on the ceremony in selma alabama in just a moment but 1st we have this look back at the life of john lewis and why so many people in the united states hold him in such high esteem. his death brought the capitol to a standstill flags flew at half mast silence on th

the coronavirus his north korea leader kim jong un calls an emergency meeting after a person to show symptoms of a culture at night the isolated country has so far claimed that you have avoided the pandemic. and you could supersensitive noses health purpose spread of the corona virus we take a look at a program of training sniffer dogs to identify infections even before symptoms appear. i'm clay richardson thanks for joining us the american flag has been taken down at a u.s. consulate in southwestern china police have closed off the surrounding area in the city of chengdu as u.s. officials vacate the premises. china ordered the closure of the consulate on friday and retaliation for washington's order to shut down the chinese consulate in houston u.s. secretary of state called it a hub of spying and intellectual property theft. hundreds of onlookers gathered to watch the evacuation of the u.s. consulate in chengdu china though many take selfies and wave chinese flags large numbers of police officers put a quick stop to any provocative gestures that go like go china i'm chinese go chin

thing we've changed is reducing the amount of free sugars i think that's a huge achievement martin kim it's on the other hand is surprised how easy it's been to reduce his sugar intake he's also been exercising a lost and has lost 7 kilos. brilliantly with changing your diet. and you're losing weight and what about the other participants the 3 months when i passed on the final blood test is about to reveal all. more than 40 participants have held out to the end. joint pain is much better and she no longer need to take. from it's been a huge success especially if it carries on like this i saw my orthopedist yesterday and he was very impressed i have to keep it up to. her lab results also look promising her cholesterol levels liver and fibroid values have all improved that means she's now less at risk of developing diabetes. 300 you've managed to make the change it would be great if you could now keep that up. martin kim gates has lost nearly 9 kilos as the blood tests shows that his cholesterol levels have sunk to. your blood results of improved across the board i'm very pleased. if he

america entrenched in syria finally let's move to north korea trump threatened to create peace with kim jong un simply saying he would attempt such a thing sent weapons contractor stocks just crashing to the ground and you know one of the many reasons that peace had to be stopped so february 27th 2019 donald trump and kim jong un they meet in vietnam the summit fails and reports begin emerging that my palm pale and john bolton succeeded in napalming any progress toward peace march 15th pompei on bomb denies derailing north korean nuclear talks but just destroying the peace talks wasn't enough the american people needed a good solid propaganda to reassert the idea that kim jong un was a doctor and a bloodthirsty dictator who will choose with a mouth open end and leaves toenail clippings on the breakfast table that you find later in your life what the dood. marj sturdiest the new york times reports north korea executed and purged their top nuclear negotiator but 2 months later we learned it's true for the fate of north korean of o.c.a. it or executed after the failed summit grows murkier

i'm a -- >> we're listening, kim, go ahead. >> caller: oh, okay, i was watching the tv. what i want to say is, we have three different visions. we have -- everybody always says the democrats used to be the racist party, and the republicans used to be the racists. the people, the republicans, the tea party, and the democrats. the people change. they're like three different piles of sheep. in the tea party, y'all are the sheep. back in 2008, that stood on congress and started yelling as soon as we wanted health care, as soon as we wanted our gay people free, as soon as we wanted a lot of things. this is the vision of the democrat. we want a diverse party, and you wanted to be free. you're the party of rand paul and sarah palin. and you're claiming your president, he, donald trump, is y'all's. and we're all christians. all of this baa baa sheep. and i'm so glad, i watched y'all and i started screaming. the tea party is moving. and i pray they don't come in our party. and i thank god they didn't. and my sister, this is what it's about. each one of us are hurt with our issues

martin kim gets has lost nearly 9 kilos the blood tests shows that his cholesterol levels have sunk to . your blood results of improved across the board i'm very pleased. if he continues to lose weight he might soon be able to come off the cholesterol top let's. 3 months with a radically reduce sugar intake have paid off nearly all the participants have lost weight and feel better for us and most of them want to continue on a low sugar diet. so if i would keep away from sugar completely my liver would heal so what's your job as a specialist unfortunately the drugs against liver so often. patients . also. pension efficiently treat your sugar efficiently both are risk factors for developing for so long. what should the patient do the human being is weak so what you have to do you have to change your diet you have to eat more proteins more amino acid less sugar you have to start with exercising usually you cannot start with a 2 or 5 kilometers walk but you should start slowly you know to burn more calories than you eat as a g.p. and know that it's very difficult for my patients to go for

i'm kim brunhuber.

so february 27th 29th came donald trump and kim jong un they meet in vietnam the summit fails and reports begin emerging that my palm pale and john bolton succeeded in napalming any progress toward peace march 15th pompei on dong denies derailing north korean nuclear talks but just destroying the peace talks wasn't enough the american people needed a good solid propaganda to reassert the idea that kim jong un was a doctor and the bloodthirsty dictator who will choose with his mouth open and and leaves toenail clippings on the breakfast table that you find later in your life what to do to. march 30th the new york times reports north korea executed and purge their top nuclear negotiator but 2 months later we learned june 4th the fate of north korea negotiator executed after the failed summit grows murkier with new reports that he's still alive within the next day or 2 it became quite clear the diplomat was very much in the land of the living but the propaganda put forward by the new york times and many other outlets had already done its job people had already read it and took it into their

so february 27th 29th came donald trump and kim jong un they meet in vietnam the summit fails and reports begin emerging that might pompei ill and john bolton succeeded in napalming any progress toward peace march 15th pompei own bomb denies derailing north korean nuclear talks but just destroying the peace talks wasn't enough the american people needed a good solid propaganda to reassert the idea that kim jong un was a dastardly bloodthirsty dictator who will choose with a mouth open end and leaves toenail clippings on the breakfast table that you find later in your life what the dood. march 30th the new york times reports north korea executed and purge their top nuclear negotiator but 2 months later we learned june 4th the fate of north korea negotiator executed after the failed summit grows murkier with new reports that he's still alive within the next day or 2 it became quite clear the diplomat was very much in the land of the living but the propaganda put forward by the new york times and many other outlets had already done its job people had already read it and took it into their li

america entrenched in syria finally let's move to north korea trump threatened to create peace with kim jong un simply saying he would attempt such a thing sent weapons contractor stocks just crashing to the ground and you know one of the many reasons that peace had to be stopped so february 27th 29th came donald trump and kim jong un they meet in vietnam the summit fails and reports begin emerging that might pompei ill and john bolton succeeded in napalming any progress toward peace march 15th pompei own bomb denies derailing north korean nuclear talks but just destroying the peace talks wasn't enough the american people needed a good solid propaganda to reassert the idea that kim jong un was a doctor and a bloodthirsty dictator who will choose with his mouth open and and leaves toenail clippings on the breakfast table that you find later in your life what they'll do to. march 30th the new york times reports north korea executed and purge their top nuclear negotiator but 2 months later we learned june 4th the fate of north korea negotiator executed after the failed summit grows murkier

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