let me know if we have linda back. in the meantime, i should just let you know that as soon as we get her back, we'll take you on a tour because some of these nail salon operators say we've spent so much money, not made any money, but spent so much money to make these facility upgrades and now you're saying you can't operate indoors again, even though you spent tens of thousands making these upgrades and now you can only stay in business, perform your services if you can do them outside, and i wanted to explore with linda, can they even do that as well outside, given how much money they spent to beef up the inside, whether it's the plexiglas to separate her manicurist and the customer and all the other disinfecting stations that she's set up, right, the check-in area to space people out, make sure there's no magazines there to limit the amount of touch and i'm told we have linda back on. let's bring you back, linda, thank you for joining us. i hope you can hear me okay now. we do see you. and we're still working on you

linda: i always won. [laughter] then i moved back in -- well, i fell in love with my husband, who was i socialite. you saw the movie, the picture of me in my wedding dress. chuck is in the audience. and i got to date him without anybody knowing about it. and the press were indignent they haven't discovered it first. but he was a socialite. we would play cards, we would play bridge. and his roommate dated my roommate. so we ended up falling in love. and this last december, we celebrated our 50th wedding anniversary. [applause] i am very interested in presidential history. so i called up the white house historical society and said i want you to look it up. is there anybody who has been married in the white house as long as we have? and i have to tell you, a lot of the white house weddings don't work out very well. [laughter] i told chuck, i am working on the second 50. your husband, governor and senator robb is here. congratulations to all your career senator and governor. one more story. my father was very

linda: i always won. [laughter] then i moved back in -- well, i fell in love with my husband, who was a socialite. you saw the movie, the picture of me in my wedding dress. chuck is in the audience. and i got to date him without anybody knowing about it. and the press were indignent they had not discovered it first. but he was a socialite. we would play cards, we would play bridge. and his roommate dated my roommate. so we ended up falling in love. and this last december, we celebrated our 50th wedding anniversary. [applause] i am very interested in presidential history. so i called up the white house historical society and said i want you to look it up. is there anybody who has been married in the white house as long as we have? and i have to tell you, a lot of the white house weddings don't work out very well. [laughter] i told chuck, i am working on the second 50. david: your husband, governor and senator robb is here. congratulations on your career senator and governor. [applause] linda: one more stor

linda: he knew it was the right thing. before he represented texas, he represented his constituency. time had changed. and he personally knew of discrimination. he'd seen it, not just with people who were african-american, but for instance, when he was the senator, our phone number was in the regular phone book, and he got a call, a hispanic in texas, has been killed -- i believe he was killed in korea. the local funeral home in texas, refused to take his body. they said, that if they took his body from the battlefield to bury it in his hometown that no white people would use the funeral home. and that did not sit well with my father. and so he had him buried in arlington. [applause] linda: and so he felt that a long time ago. david: when i worked in the white house for jimmy carter, i was 31 at the reelection in 1980. i thought if we ran against ronald reagan, it was a good thing, he was 69 years old. i thought he was ready for the nursing home, i thought. it seems middle-aged now. your father died at 64 years old from so

linda: sure. cde is a california department of education has been ofering both a wide variety resources included curriculum resources, instructional resources, and webinars to educators, both around, you know, general education and distance learning and best practices, but also specifics for english learners or students with disabilities. our center for collaboration and excellence in education has also been working very closely with county superintendents who work with their district superintendents. number of them have created entire curriculum -- curricula that is developer districts who did not have a pathway to a continuity plan for instruction earlier. and have been holding up best practices, including for students with disabilities in ways that have been traveling across the state at a very rapid clip. we do have an infrastructure where accounting offices work directly with their district in their counties, and they are getting a lot of support from both of those agencies at the state level

if that's a word one can use. >> jimmy: did you meet with linda tripp before she passed away a couple months ago? >> she passed away pretty early into the quarantine situation. it was apparently not from covid-19. she died, and i never met her. just like i never met marsha until we were basically finished shooting it. it can get complicated. >> jimmy: interesting. >> i didn't meet linda, i don't know if she would have been doing anything like that. but i got as many text messages as if i'd died, like she was my best friend, i'm so sorry to hear about linda, i'm really sorry to hear about it, too. i didn't know her. i had been spending so much time reading all these books and working with a dialect coach. so i was immersed in this, it was a very wild thing and really did make me sad. >> jimmy: that's when you know you're good actor, when you get condolences for someone you haven't even played yet. >> i was like, wow. >> jimmy: this character in "mrs. america" is not a real person, right? is it an amalgamation? >> i guess people call her the composite person. you have the composite pers

linda: sure. the cde is a california department of education has been offering both a wide variety of resources included curriculum resources, instructional resources, and webinars to educators, both around, you know, general education and distance learning and best practices, but also specifics for english learners or students with disabilities. our center for collaboration and excellence in education has also been working very closely with county superintendents who work with their district superintendents. a number of them have created curricula which is now available for districts who did not have a pathway to a continuity plan for instruction earlier. and have been holding up best practices, including for students with disabilities in ways that have been traveling across the state at a very rapid clip. we do have an infrastructure where accounting offices work directly with their district in their counties, and they are getting a lot of support from both of those agencies at the state level,

linda ?|j list of countries with a 14 day quarantine restriction? linda? iwas looking at the latest figures from today from the european centre from disease prevention and control, they have had over 6000 cases in the past week in france but they are not close yet in terms of spain. so looking at 14 day cumulative cases those are about 17 per 100,000. there are about 14 in the uk and that's14 nine in spain. there have been spikes in —— 49. one of the areas in france the regions of france they have 1000 new cases recently. they have actually imposed on local restrictions so no more than ten people gathering. and face coverings not just than ten people gathering. and face coverings notjust indoors about anywhere in the community where people are moving around. i keep an eye on france but at the moment it's certainly not looking like one of the very warring countries nationally that we are beginning to see across europe. interesting to know. worry, it points to how difficult it is for the travel industry and how difficult it is for anyone who is trying to

romaine: let's bring in linda. we are inthis market right now, at least off some of the record highs of the industry? is this a market you want to buy and hold or do you become more of a trader in this environment? linda: i don't believe that any of us are particularly any good at being traders. it is an unprecedented time we are living in right now. we still have very high unemployment. we would like to have more belief that the virus is under control. i think powell made that comment to us as well, that the virus is going to decide much of this. bulls on the stock market because we believe this is going to be a temporary thing. our policies are doing the right thing to bridge us through these tough times. idea, ever heard the don't fight the fed, do the math. all around the globe, don't fight the fed. very dangerous to be a bear in here. taylor: i know you are bringing us from the perspective of an investor, but you are also talking about bonds earlier. thehe fed is in investment-grade bond market, if you can't f

well, linda didn't. thanks, linda, for the request. so, send me a song even if it is an oldie and a goodie. facebook, twitter, instagram, use the hashtag ktvu. reshirts all the way down to the bellybutton almost. >> i did forget about that song, yes thank you, sal. thank you for that visual. thank you, linda. >>> the japanese tea park is set to reopen today. the parks of department say the number of visitors will be limited. one-way pathways will also be set up to avoid congestion, masks will be required and visitors will be asked to keep physical distance. teegarden will be open wednesday through saturday from 9:00 a.m. and told her: 45 p.m. able are encouraged to buy tickets in advance online >>> a popular coffee shop in downtown mountain view faces an uncertain future. red rock coffee is struggling to pay its length rent. it has been owned by the nondenominational church highway community since 2005 and has been operated independently as a nonprofit supporting local schools and other causes. the coffee shop has long been a gathering

transactions related to jeffrey epstein new york state department of financial services superintendent linda lacewell saying in a statement quote deutsche bank failed to adequately monitor the activity of customers that the bank itself deemed to be high risk in the case of geoffrey epstein in particular despite knowing mr epstein's terrible criminal history the bank inexcusably fail to detect or prevent millions of dollars of suspicious transactions lacewell said the bank processed hundreds of transactions totaling millions of dollars at the very least should have prompted additional scrutiny in light of epstein's history including payments to individuals publicly alleged to have been abstains coconspirators in sexually abusing young women settlement payments of more than $7000000.00 and legal expenses of epstein and his coconspirators of more than $6000000.00 payments to russian models hotel and rent

johnson had her daughters linda and lucy pay $1 for every arrowhead and it turns out linda was paying her school maids and then collecting a dollar from her mother. she had an eye for copper and collected various items and had gifts from various friends. one of the objects that always gathers visitors' attention, the three television sets. the president loved to watch the news and at that time the three major networks, nbc, abc, and cbs would show the news at the same time and the president would turn down the volume on the television set he didn't want to watch. but mrs. johns's favorite program was gun smoke and she altered her schedule to catch an episode of her favorite western. shortly after lyndon johnson became president the ranch was dubbed the texas white house and life at the ranch revolved around the home. and to show you the importance of the ranch and the home, the johnsons returned home 74 times during the five years as president. mrs. johnson as first lady loved to show off the texas country and her home. the guests to the ranch would gather here in the den and various

first of all, is the brown we saw earlier linda brown? >> it is linda brown. sorry she was the daughter of a welder in the shops of the santa fe railroad. >> he was also a part-time preacher. some of the pictures you see of him wearing his color. he chose to wear his color and that adds a different dimension to this case. >> he was brought into the case. he was approached by the naacp. the fact that both sides in prince george this case have the goal to actually present them and say they were equal was confusing according to martial. that is why he picked a school where there was no allegation of separate but equal facilities. he was stressing defect by -- that linda brown, as she said in that moving introduction, the fact she had to walk six blocks to school bus and then take a long ride to the segregated school. for her and her father, it was an indignity and an outrage that was self evident and did not rely on exactly whether the facilities were equal or not. >> it was filed in the u.s. district court february 28th, 1951. the arguments before the court. naa

in the arizona desert linda rawls is a thorn in the side of president donald trump. a white suburban woman she belongs to the very group that helped him win in 2016 but that it's now offending him she can look back at a life dedicated to the republican party she ran for congress in 1904 but her assessment of trump is devastating. he has become worse than we could have ever imagined no one really realized that he was psychologically disturbed i don't think people realized how much he really would not follow the constitution and how much he would change the whole party from the party of freedom into a party that. worships dictators and destroys the rule of law. for decades a rezone know used to be a republican stronghold but it is now becoming a battleground and the spread of the coronavirus is playing a crucial role at phoenix's largest testing site every one in 4 tests is coming back positive. voters in arizona are turning away from trump for many reasons but one can be found right here behind me at the cell phone community college it's an hours long way to get teste

all right, linda can we have another quick thought about spain specifically? that's the country very much in the news, everything changed at the weekend. richard and colchester once and now with the infection rate is on spain public islands? what scientific evidence is there to say that it scientific evidence is there to say thatitis scientific evidence is there to say that it is worse than the uk? support the canaries and clerics have had changes. they have had their spike about late march and declined. i looked at the data again from the european centre it's not been too mad. the last couple weeks could deftly see the case numbers going up again. look at the canary islands now, they had 135 cases which does not sound like a lot but just a few weeks before where it was just a few weeks before where it was just four cases there's peaks they are. that's not to say that per population that more than the uk but i think there are two things that play here. uk government moving at speed and deciding it's easier to just have all of spain and genuine concern locally

in the arizona desert linda rawls is a thorn in the side of president donald trump. a white suburban woman she belongs to the very group that helped him win in 2016 but there is no offending him she can look back at a life dedicated to the republican party she ran for congress in 1904 but her assessment of trump is devastating. he has become worse than we could have ever imagined no one really realized that he was psychologically disturbed i don't think people realized how much he really would not follow the constitution and how much he would change the whole party from the party of freedom into a party that. worships dictators and destroys the rule of law $34.00 decades a result no used to be a republican stronghold but it is now becoming a battleground and the spread of the coronavirus is playing a crucial role at phoenix's largest testing site everyone in fortis is coming back positive. voters in arizona are turning away from trump for many reasons but one can be found right here behind me at the community college it's an hours long way to get tested here with the

linda johnson is two or three months younger than i am, and lucy, a few years younger. she was always around and so were they, and as she grew old they were very wonderful caretakers for her. >> we need to talk about, we said at the outset, she was a successful business woman in her own right. another first. she was the first self made millionaire among the first ladies. how did she become that? >> she inherited some money and some land from relatives, and she bought a radio station in 1943, the take you're given a 17, 500, and then she was very active in seeing that it was turned around from a money losing operation to a money making operation. she went down and lived in austin for six months or so, and floors or windows. >> she takes over a radio station and start running it. i mean, how do you do that? and she did it. she just went and, changed the building, she changed the staff and if you came in affiliate, it became this highly successful station that she was running. jackson said to her, just run the station. and off she went and did it. >> she drove the distance

in the arizona desert linda rawls is a thorn in the side of president donald trump. a white suburban woman she belongs to the very group that helped him win in 2016 but that it's now offending him she can look back at a life dedicated to the republican party she ran for congress in 1904 but her assessment of trump is devastating. he has become worse than we could have ever imagined no one really realized that he was psychologically disturbed i don't think people realized how much he really would not follow the constitution and how much he would change the whole party from the party of freedom into a party that. worships dictators and destroys the rule of law. for decades arizona used to be a republican stronghold but it is now becoming a battleground and the spread of the coronavirus is playing a crucial role at phoenix's largest testing site everyone in 4 tests is coming back positive. voters in arizona are turning away from trump for many reasons but one can be found right here behind me at the south mountain community college it's an hours long wait to get tested

a lovely pair there let's take the story now to our chief political correspondent linda crane she's covering the story for us here in berlin good evening to you melinda you know the last time i saw the german chancellor in public with that beautiful scenery i think she was meeting with the french president i think before that it was barack obama the other u.s. president this is not what we expect from. no those pictures were practically ideality and the fact is though that she is not the person who chose those rather romantic settings it was her host that however makes this meeting even more notable because the fact is this is the same politician who in 2018 made it clear during the election campaign that he didn't really need a visit from the chancellor because he had another chancellor coming in that was the far more conservative chancellor of austria this was at a time when these 2 so-called sister parties chancellor merkel's christian democrats and the bavarian social christian social union when they were barely on speaking terms but that has all changed in part because marcus or has mov

in the arizona desert linda rawls is a thorn in the side of president donald trump. a white suburban woman she belongs to the very group that helped him win in 2016 but that it's now offending him she can look back at a life dedicated to the republican party she ran for congress in 1904 but her assessment of trump is devastating. you have become worse than we could have ever imagined no one really realized that he was psychologically disturbed i don't think people realized how much he really would not follow the constitution and how much he would change the whole party from the party of freedom into a party that. worships dictators and destroys the rule of law thor decades a result no used to be a republican stronghold but it is now becoming a battleground and the spread of the coronavirus is playing a crucial role at phoenix's largest testing site every one in 4 tests is coming back positive. voters in arizona are turning away from trump for many reasons but one can be found right here behind me at the south community college it's an hours long way to get tested her

report we heard from linda rolls of the issues a lifelong republican. desire to him is there anything compelling can do to win people i talk about well i think they're stuck between a rock and a hard place and i'll tell you why is that a member arizona home of maverick john mccain he's a legend but also he was a more moderate republican and then we know before his passing is that he definitely got into this with donald trump trump sent them disparaging things about it and so when you look at among moderate republican voters in the arab trump is essentially started to elevate that part of the state and so that is not a surprise to hear that but also knowing that you need to carry your voters if you're in a whole plan to win on election day but also you need people actually to go and vote and any election depends on people turning out people in our is own and so they asked a. well you know the interesting you ask that because when you look at the enthusiasm don't want to advantage the currently all the key variables in the key numbers in the race trouble

i think the story now to our chief political correspondent linda crane she's covering the story for us here in berlin good evening to you melinda you know the last time i saw the german chancellor in public with that beautiful scenery i think she was meeting with the french president i think before that it was berar obama other u.s. president this is not what we expect from. know those pictures were practically idyllic and the fact is though that she is not the person who chose those rather romantic settings it was her host that however makes this meeting even more notable because the fact is this is the same politician who in 2018 made it clear during the election campaign that he didn't really need a visit from the chancellor because he had another chancellor coming in that was the far more conservative chancellor of austria this was at a time when these 2 so-called sister parties chancellor merkel's christian democrats in the bavarian social christian social union when they were barely on speaking terms but that has all changed in part because marcus sir has moved more toward the mi

linda bennett ran to replace mark meadows here in this area. she had a very strong ad. she really stressed she was totally endorsed by president trump. she got trounced by a young man, 24, 25 years old. i think that was the referendum against the president. just wanted to know about your comment on that. think it's a sign of things to come. one more point if i could make t and get your opinion on it in today's "wall street journal. an investment firm semper capital management was awarded a forgivable paycheck protection loan from mr. mnuchin, $726,000. other business is to invest moneys so rich people can get icher. host: keep it there. we are running a little short on time. mr. mcintosh, go ahead. guest: let me address the question about president trump and the north carolina ace. we followed that race carefully at the club for growth. our pack didn't endorse either candidate. they were too good conservatives running. i think what the decision on that race, as i understand it, following it, was that linda bennett, who had the president's endorsement, made the mistake i

linda? yes, i didn't see you. yes, go ahead. >> just, director, the old versus the modified, i think it looks better, and in subsequent meetings, we'll look for more information, and i'd like to see more of the transportation configuration, but at least for the revised plan, it looks like a better item. when are you going to bring it back? >> well, we'll continue to bring forward continual updates. when we originally mapped this area, we created the parcel as was indicated in the prior slide, so we'll need to redo the map to configure with the second figure with -- you know, the map amendments take several months to execute, so during that time, we'll come back and provide additional discussion. >> thank you. >> all right. thank you. sharon or mark, do you have any questions? okay. hearing none, operator, are there any public comments? >> operator: there are no callers. >> okay. so there's no public comment. this is not an action item, i understand, this is informational -- oh, it is -- this is just an information

i want to bring up linda brown. she's the key to all of this. linda brown was a young girl who resided in topeka, kansas. now, let's be clear. topeka, kansas is not the deep south. but kansas maintained a segregated school system. linda brown was bussed, and i use this word intentionally, i use it for dramatic effect. she was bussed across town to go to a segregated black school even though she lived two blocks away from a white school. we talk about it and maybe rightly so, how bussing is used to promote racial integration and how that creates disharmony, and that's correct, but what about bussing being used for years to maintain racial segregation? in other words, the bus was going in the opposite direction in order to make sure that blacks were in all-black schools. the other thing that's interesting about the brown suit, and this is all by circumstance, the famous supreme court case became the brown case essentially because oliver brown, the plaintiff, the father of linda brown, came first on the alphabetical role. in other words, his name c

o casio cortÉs despertÓ la simpatÍa de linda cÁceres, quien protagonizÓ la mujer maravilla, entre los aÑos 1965 y 1979. todo comenzÓ con una imagen que publicÓ la legisladora demÓcrata, donde se vio la legislatura del icÓnico personaje en un cuadro. linda carter le dijo "vi esto anoche, y mi cumpleaÑos fue mejor, me encanta tu decoraciÓn, alexandra o casio cortÉs". le agradeciÓ la congresista de madera mexicana, le dijo que era un ejemplo de fortaleza para las mujeres. aprovecho para felicitarla por su 69 cumpleaÑos. la fotografÍa ya tiene mÁs de 170.000 likes. carolina: creo que se lo que representa en este momento la mujer a nivel mundial, encabeza algo fantÁstico. hemos escuchado una y otra vez a alexandra o casio cortÉs, defender los derechos de las mujeres. borja: vamos a continuar, noticias, muriÓ una mujer tras el aparente ataque de un tiburÓn en las costas de meins. los baÑistas en el momento dicen que fue rescatada, pero pese a los esfuerzos de los socorristas que le dieron los primeros auxilios, falleciÓ. se espera el anÁlisis forense, que de confirmarse,

where does linda have a store and what kind of store is at? >> i want i >> i want to say arizona but i don't know if that is correct. it is in middleburg virginia and its 365 days a year and she is married to an austrian guy that walks around all the time and you go out there on the big anniversary of her affairs with monica lewinsky and everybody else in middleburg deeply presents it. >> that's right, the name of the vineyard, hi his granddaughter s catherine, was that the granddaughter's name? i told well earlier that this show was a sort of about books, but it wanders all over. >> two times a year as an audience covering the redskins, so it was my turn, i went in and he was berating someone on the phone and i go how are you and he said you don't care how i am just ask your question! [laughter] >> it's kind of true. >> so what did you ask him about? >> at the first part of 2001 i'm running a crazy public affairs department at the building saying before i start if you could send me something that shows me what am i inheriting here so it is a

linda bennett ran to replace mark meadows here in this area and she had a very strong ad and stretched that she was totally endorsed by president trump and she got trounced by a young man 24, 25 years old and i think that was a referendum against the president. i just want your comment on that bit i think it's a sign of things to come one more point, if i can make it and get your opinion on it. in today's wall street journal and investment firm was awarded a forgivable paycheck protection loan from mr. munchkin $726,000 and other business is to investp money so other rich people can get richer. >> host: we have to keep you there because running short on time but mr. mcintosh, go ahead. >> guest: yes, let me address the question about president trump and the north carolina race but we followed that race carefully at the club for growth and are packs do not endorse candidates but they were two good conservatives running and i think the decision on that race as i understand it following it was that linda bennett who had the president's endorsement did the mistake in one of her ads and app

well again you know member when i talked about linda mcmahon leading his reelection campaign and you look at all are sad t.v. are about law and order and chaos in the streets well what better way than go create the chaos yourself. but you convince the people that they're in you need law and order they're in danger i hate to go back to 1930 germany again but there was a little guy with a mustache over there that used the identical same scenario he ran on a law and order type saying we're going to and we're going to get rid of certain people 'd who are bad for our country it sounds familiar doesn't it back in the thirty's today in the 2020 years wow we better be read not a history people and pay attention. let's shift to health news as medical officials across the globe seek answers about the novel coronavirus answers about another infectious disease could soon emerge because of representatives has passed an amendment ordering the pentagon to investigate credible assertions that the department of defense experimented with ticks and other insects and biological weapons during the cold w

activists linda sarsour characterizes young americans at a biden voter summit. watch. >> given to the health of the young people in the streets, unapologetic people said enough is enough and this time these young people mean it. we are willing to but our lives on the line to truly live in a nation that reflects our values and principles as a people. when we defeat fascism in america, you can say i'm a part of that. 2020, i worked in my community to defeatelection. >> laura: ben mercifully i end of the sound bite, your response. >> it is always great to hear from linda sarsour and well respected in the democratic party. any fascism by apparently breaking storm windows and violating all law and using fascist tactics in order to shut down debate. all of that up his love of democracy. and the hissing hypocrisy of these folks is beyond measure. >> laura: that was an event online that occurred today. congratulations on the book how to destroy american three easy steps hits the shelves tomorrow and you can get on amazon tomorrow. we will talk to you soon, ben. biden co

activists linda sarsour characterizes young americans at a biden voter summit. watch. >> given to the health of the young people in the streets, unapologetic people said enough is enough and this time these young people mean it. we are willing to put our lives on the line to truly live in a nation that reflects our values and principles as a people. when we defeat fascism in america, you cant say i'm a part of that. 2020, i worked in my community to defeat fascism and win the 2020 election. >> laura: ben, mercifully, i ended the sound bite, your response. >> it is always great to hear from linda sarsour and well respected in the democratic party. any fascism by apparently breaking storm windows and violating all law and using fascist tactics in order to shut down debate. all of that stuff is love of democracy. and the insane hypocrisy of these folks is beyond measure. >> laura: that was an event online that occurred today. congratulations on the book "how to destroy american in three easy steps" hits the shelves tomorrow, and you can get on amazon tomorrow. we w

13 might be the lucky number for linda doe and the blossom nail spa. after being closed for months. >> it's been extremely tough. financially tough, mentally. everything. it's like a roller coaster ride. >> reporter: nail salons like linda's, along with hair salons, gyms, hotels and more have been told they can reopen in santa clara county july 13th. >> until i have customers in my salon and we're actually having back in here, that's when it's really official, that's the real deal. >> reporter: and there have been false starts to the reopening plan, including last weekend when some local restaurants were told they had to shut down outdoor dining. county health department director dr. sarah cody insists they're taking reopening seriously and it's not easy. >> throughout this pandemic, the environment has been changing rapidly around us. i can't think of a time when it's felt like we finally figured it out and it's stable. and this week and today are no different. >> reporter: but for restaurants and other businesses set to reopen, the new plan means new

by the governor what are they doing there this is such a strange thing but let's remember something linda mcmahon's vince mcmahon's wife used to be trump small business had she switched to his reelection campaign committee there says w w e written all over it all over it because what are trumps sad showing they're showing chaos in the streets if you're both for joe biden all you're going to see is chaos in the streets noble we want law and order it's they're setting themselves up this looks like an ngo on w w e i kid you not. except it's real now federal agents are not legally required to wear identifying markers and since early june feds without badges names or identifying insignia have been spotted at democrat demonstrations across the country a disturbing video from a june protest in fan diego has gone viral it shows federal officers in plain clothes and military style uniforms arresting a female protester and driving her away in an unmarked van take a look at him or rather we want to talk seabirds are. going to be going to let you know no not. really. c you will give me what it. was y

well again you know member when i talked about linda mcmahon leading his reelection campaign and you look at all are sad t.v. are about law and order and chaos in the streets well what better way than go create the chaos yourself 6. but you convince the people that they're in need law and order they're in danger i hate to go back to 1930 germany again but there was a little guy with a mustache over there that used the identical same scenario he ran on the law and order type saying we're going to and we're going to get rid of certain people 'd who are bad for our country it sounds familiar doesn't a back in the thirty's today in the 2020 years wow we better be read not a history people and pay attention. let's shift to health news as medical officials across the globe seek answers about the novel coronavirus answers about another infectious disease could soon emerge the house of representatives has passed an amendment ordering the pentagon to investigate credible assertions that the department of defense experimented with ticks and other insects as biological weapons during the cold w

in the arizona desert linda rawls is a thorn in the side of president donald trump. a white suburban woman she belongs to the very group that helped him win in 2016 but that is now offending him she can look back at a life dedicated to the republican party she ran for congress in 1904 but her assessment of trump is devastating. he has become worse than we could have ever imagined no one really realized that he was psychologically disturbed i don't think people realized how much he really would not follow the constitution and how much he would change the whole party from the party of freedom into a party that. worships dictators and distorts the rule of law $34.00 decades arizona used to be a republican stronghold but it is now becoming a battleground and the spread of the coronavirus is playing a crucial role at phoenix's largest testing site everyone in 4 tests is coming back positive. voters in arizona are turning away from trump for many reasons but one can be found right here behind me at the community college it's an hours long way to get tested here with the re

by the governor what are they doing there this is such a strange thing but let's remember something linda mcmahon vince mcmahon's wife used to be trump small business had she switched to his reelection campaign committee there says w w e written all over it all over it because what are trump sad showing there showing chaos in the streets if you're both for joe biden all you're going to see is chaos in the streets noble who we want law and order it's they're setting themselves up this looks like an angle on w w e i kid you not. accept it's rail now federal. agents are not legally required to wear identifying markers and since early june feds without badges names or identifying insignia have been spotted at democratic demonstrations across the country a disturbing video from a june protest in san diego has gone viral it shows federal officers in plain clothes and military style uniforms arresting a female protester and driving her away in an unmarked van take a look at the morning rather results on super tuesday we're going to be going to let you know not. really. c what it. was you know. n

let's get out chief political correspondent linda crane who is following the story for us so we have seen the pictures a very applicable and grand visit which is rather and usual for 4 mcelwee is known for her sober appearances. that's true but of course it wasn't the chancellor herself who chose these settings but rather her host however it's unusual for precisely that reason this is the same politician who during the election campaign of 2018 made it clear that he would prefer that the chancellor that chancellor merkel not visit him but was very happy to receive a visit from the much more conservative chancellor of austria this was at a time when these 2 parties the chancellors christian democrats and it's very and sister party the christian social union which is mr surface party when they were scarcely on speaking terms so what has changed well mr assert a has moved toward the middle of the political spectrum and distanced himself from the right wing populism of his predecessor and frankly a winner loves a winner both and medical emerged from the corona crisis looking very strong

take the story now to our chief political correspondent linda crane she's covering the story for us here in berlin good evening to you melinda you know the last time i saw the german chancellor in public with that beautiful scenery i think she was meeting with the french president i think before that it was barack obama the other u.s. president this is not what we expect from. no those pictures were practically ideality and the fact is though that she is not the person who chose those rather romantic settings it was her host that however makes this meeting even more notable because the fact is this is the same politician who in 2018 made it clear during the election campaign that he didn't really need a visit from the chancellor because he had another chancellor coming in that was the far more conservative chancellor of austria this was at a time when these 2 so-called sister parties chancellor merkel's christian democrats and the bavarian social christian social union when they were barely on speaking terms but that has all changed in part because marcus or has moved more toward the mid

linda rawls is a thorn in the side of president donald trump. a white suburban woman she belongs to the very group that helped him win in 2016 but that is now offending him she can look back at a life dedicated to the republican party she ran for congress in 1904 but her assessment of trump is devastating. he has become worse than we could have ever imagined no one really realized that he was psychologically disturbed i don't think people realized how much he really would not follow the constitution and how much he would change the whole party from the party of freedom into a party that. worships dictators and destroys the rule of law thor decades arizona used to be a republican stronghold but it is now becoming a battleground and the spread of the coronavirus is playing a crucial role at phoenix's largest testing site everyone in 4 tests is coming back positive. voters in arizona are turning away from trump for many reasons but one can be found right here behind me at the south community college it's an hours long wait to get tested here with t

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response to the pandemic and criticize over a new untied terrorism law let's get an update from jamie linda who's covering those protests in manila for us joins us now live jamila tell us 1st about what president detective had to speed say during his speech what sort of tone did he strike and what have been the reactions. well you know foley this is his 5th state of the nation one of his last before he steps down from office in 2022 and as you know state of the nation speeches really are meant as like a report card to the public and also an attempt to bring the president closer to the filipino people but today they saw him as never been more isolated because of the coronavirus pandemic even the press for the 1st time in recent find of a history were not allowed to cover and only a handful of lawmakers were inside the halls of congress now outside the police made it clear to anyone that would be raising placards outside congress will be arrested and so most of the protesters gathered inside the nearby university of the philippines to protest and that's clear though about the boy basically th

linda next, from knoxville, iowa. caller: i owe tose it -- i oppose it because i'm tired of everything being replaced. we need to get back to learning in the schools about the history of these people. we do not need to tear everything down. let's go back to a world where we are in love with our country nstead of such hate. katherine in die yana, texas, good rning. also -- diana, texas, good morning. also on the oppose line. caller: i don't feel like they should be tearingb anything do. a history. it's something that they could look back on and say, well,: ts is what happened back then. and it's just a long time story. host: jimmy in florida, on our ppjimmy, good morning. caller: i'm for getting rid of all the statues, confederate sympathizers, i'm also for getting rid of the statue of abraham lincoln because he also enslaved the indians when he ordered them to be removed from nebraska and sent to reservation in oklahoma. i don't think we should have statues of anybody anywhere. in again the house cominba in about si

linda was doing better collecting them. she was paying 50 cents per arrowhead and collecting a dollar from her mother. she had an eye for copper and collected various items through the years and had gifts for various friends. one of the objects that gathers visitors' attention, three television sets. the president loved to watch the news. abc, nbc, and cbs would all show the news at the same time. the president would turn down the volume on the television sets he didn't want to watch. but mrs. johnson's favorite program was "gun smoke" and she routinely altered her schedule to catch an episode. the ranch was dubbed the texas white house and life at the ranch revolved around the home. and to show you the importance of the ranch and the home, the johnson's returned home 74 times during johnson's five years as president. mrs. johnson, as first lady, loved to show off the texas hill country and her home. the guests to the ranch would often informally gather here in the den. and various heads of states would come here to visit.

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linda, welcome here to the programme. an incredibly powerful report there from jeremy. how would you describe the scale of what we are actually facing here? we are talking about a scene on me and we should not underestimate that term, really, because as you say, we've have actually got 200,000 people grieving in lockdown. that's not just those covid deaths, and it's going to have a huge impact, not only number decades down the line, so we really need to make sure that have early intervention. it's proven, we get to those people early enough, we can hopefully mitigate the impact further down the line.|j will come back to that in a moment. lockdown has will come back to that in a moment. lockd own has clearly will come back to that in a moment. lockdown has clearly completed grieving. has it magnified it as well? how was he manifesting? yes, it has — the pain, the trauma, the burden, the shock. as your report showed, not many people have been able to say goodbye properly and thatis able to say goodbye properly and that is just so unnatural. we would normally to a hospic

is just a season for linda finally becomes a football city. or has it always been one there is constantly a game on got the most teams playing at every level in the country it's not like people don't love soccer here but there are reasons it's not seen as a football city let's start with those. really has a historical feature that sets it apart from just about every city in the world even today all this is played out in the shadow of the berlin wall. not just the dark rooms that make for one special few places on earth and witness such a ton more to us past it's the city and it's this history that continues to define . the city was smack in the center of the cold war germany was split between east and west while the capital was divided as well. roughly 40 years of division shape today's football landscape. passion for football is built on rivalries you can get out with hated neighbors not easy to do when there's literally a wall cutting your city in half. in your own fan and writer in gold knows all about this. club in the west so we're going

it's just season for linda finally becomes a football city. or has it always been one there's constantly a game on got the most teams playing at every level in the country it's not like people don't love soccer here but there are reasons it's not seen as a football city let's start with those. really has a historical feature that sets it apart from just about every city in the world even today all this is played out in the shadow of the berlin wall. it's not just the dark rooms that make for one special few places on earth have witnessed such a ton more choice past as the city and its this history that continues to define. the city was smack in the center of the cold war germany was split between east and west while the capital was divided as well roughly 40 years of division shape today's football landscape. passion for football is built on rival is duking it out with 8. neighbors not easy to do when there's literally a wall cutting your city and if. you don't fan and writer in gold it was all about this. in the west so we're going to watch t

it's just the season for linda finally becomes a football city. or has it always been one there's constantly a game got the most teams playing at every level in the country some like people don't love soccer here but there are reasons it's not seen as a football city let's start with those. really has a historical feature that sets it apart from just about every city in the world even today all this is played out in the shadow of the berlin wall. it's not just the dark rooms that make berlin special few places on earth have witnessed such a time or 2 us past it's the city and it's this history that continues to define. the city was smack in the center of the cold war germany was split between east and west while the capital was divided as well roughly 40 years of division shape today's football landscape. passion for football is built on rival duking it out with david. neighbor's not easy to do when there's literally a wall cutting your city in half. the only thing in right or in go down is all about this. in the west when you want to watch the cl

let's go to our chief political correspondent linda crane who is following the story for us so we have seen the pictures a very applicable and grand visit which is rather unusual for format cole who is known for her sober appearances. that's true but of course it wasn't the chancellor herself who chose these settings but rather her host however it's unusual for precisely that reason this is the same politician who during the election campaign of 2018 made it clear that he would prefer that the chancellor that chancellor merkel not visit him but was very happy to receive a visit from the much more conservative chancellor of austria this was at a time when these 2 parties the chancellors christian democrats and it's a very and sister party the christian social union which is mr surface party when they were scarcely on speaking terms so what has changed well mr assert a has moved toward the middle of the political spectrum and distanced himself from the right wing populism of his predecessor and frankly a winner loves a winner both and medical emerged from the corona crisis looking very s

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 with a broken skull. and. the national outrage at violence helped bring picu voting rights for african-americans 50 years later lewis revisited the bridge with the united states 1st black president barack obama. we were beaten. some of us was a lady right here in this group. 17 of us were hospitalized. but we never became bitter or hostile we kept believing that you're truly a student for what helped define. an icon of the civil rights movement lewis remains a hero to a black community experiencing discrimination to this day what he means to me is that he's a he was a fighte