alex: how you doing, sir? i'm doing good, chris. alex, alex. nice to meet you. we can put any image that you like on it, you know? let's talk about man caves, right? what's your favorite football team? -yeah, chicago, right? -chris: no, no, no, no. [ laughter ] lemonis: there are some real issues here. alex wants to tell a story. alex: man cave all day, right? you sitting there, watching chicago running. lemonis: but candidly needs a lot of focus. alex: you send us your dimensions. you call in. we speak to everybody. everything is custom. lemonis: and you have brad, who's preparing for his nap. how you doing? i need people like you to give me feedback. what did you ask when you walked up? chris: what it was, what the product was, what does it do. pictures kind of say, "i'm selling speakers and equalizers." lemonis: thank you, buddy. we'll see you soon. -chris: yeah, definitely. -lemonis: good luck. i want your honest answer. do you think that you're properly prepared to sell? alex: uh, no. brad: you're definitely pointing out that we need to have a tighter pitch

alex? >> thank you for the update. nbc's kathy park. >>> new jersey was once a model for how to handle the pandemic. now there are concerns it could become a hot spot. governor murphy says house parties and people refusing to wear masks are what's to blame. seaside heights, new jersey, for us. big welcome to you on this sunday. what is the state trying to do there to get back on track and go in a positive direction? >> reporter: the state is trying to ramp up its awareness campaign, especially shore communities like this one here. of course, you've got a lot of people out for the summer. you can see how busy it is. you see about half the people out on the board walk wearing masks, lots of social distancing. they have compliance officers walking the boardwalk to make sure people stay six feet apart and offer masks if they're going inside to different areas. i did get a chance to speak to one business owner about compliance. here is what he told me. >> we've had to stress how fortunate we are to be open and also they sho

alex? >> that stat is remarkable, the one you talk about, gwinnett county school system, 260 employees had to go home and quarantine during that first week of school. pretty remarkable. appreciate that, ron allen. recent glitch in the coronavirus reporting system is preventing the state from taking businesses off a watch list. in one bay area county, there is a plan to pay people up to $1250 to stay inside and quarantine for 14 days. this would be in the form of a one-time payment. nbc's scott cohn is joining me from campbell, california. a lot of people might say give me $1250 and i'll stay in and quarantine. you can make money that way and it's safer. but let's talk about the failures that led to the system glitch and how it's affected the lives of californians, mostly back under an economic shutdown. >> reporter: yeah. alex, we'll get to that one-time payment thing in a moment. that's in alameda county. here in santa clara county, in campbell, south of san jose. the official explanation

>> exactly, alex. firsts, the state troopers, we've only seen them out of the federal courthouse during the day. they haven't exited the building overnight when protesters are gathering in this area. they don't issue any dispersal announcements over the loud speaker that used to rile up the crowd inciting a lot more things being thrown at the federal courthouse and they haven't deployed any teargas the past two nights. so that combined with the fact that the protesters are also taking on more peaceful approach, self-policing in a way when they see somebody try to climb over the fence, people in the area have told them, no, we're not doing that. we're going to keep this peaceful. and so i want you to listen to some of those protesters who are focused on making sure that the message of the overall movement stays true. take a listen to what they said last night. >> some people try to label us as anarchists. these guys, we're out here every day and we just, you know, just out here fighting for a cause and

after sunset dubai turns into apaches are in and once again alex was on the job. well thank you become alcoholics the gakkai. be arriving today with your guests because if you go. thank you very much you are thank you. so we are here. coming on board check it out sticks pretty crazy. mostly one of the biggest party both here and all of you a. huge. will take you around. the. ilona the owners russian wife gave alex a tour of the yacht called the lotus it has room for up to 1000 people and features a nightclub cinema and dining room. were on board lotus to cover the largest fortune all of the virus. placed the device in the same 100-1000 of them it. is one of the biggest money world and yeah in the middle of the city these guys take party barge to another level. the consumption of alcohol is forbidden in dubai but the lotus has a special permit. one last sophie and alex's working day came to an end he left the ship before it set off on a mini cruise. back to monaco. where we found bill duca as well as his sailing yacht sybaris. there's a special event shadowed for t

what it designed to get alex salmond? no, absolutely not. alex salmond? no, absolutely not. alex salmond? no, absolutely not. alex salmond and his once close ally and successor nicola sturgeon are both expected to give evidence. she has said she welcomes the chance to give her side of events. there will be an element of relief for me and that because lots of things have been said about me in the past couple of years that i've not been able to address because of other proceedings that are ongoing. any testimony alex salmond gives to the enquiry may shed more light on the allegations of a plot against him, and could also lay bare tensions in the independence movement itself. lorna gordon, bbc news, edinburgh. they're usually seen cruising through the mediterranean and the caribbean. but since the pandemic hit, and with staycations on the cards for many of us this summer, a growing number of luxury liners have moored off the south coast of england. the ships have themselves started to become an unlikely attraction. duncan kennedy is in weymouth for us this evening. it isa it is

welcome to the alex i mean humor we examine the geopolitical consequences of the coupon thing for most people the spread of crew in a fight is the motto of avoiding the contagion and keeping your job however i think the public this week devious cause new sensation this month by painting a political article in rolling stone which is going by the forecast that the wife is the author covered 19 could be 2 foreshadowing making moments the end of the make you want when i say that america. is this is it's the end of an american era look i mean i don't wish that will be the styles are because i say to the american century and the best parts of that but remember that all empires are born to die all that's coming up in the program but 1st alex if you take massive. and we're going to spend a bit longer on your messages this week because last week's show featuring professor of human government of the intensive care and dr chris murphy the cambridge but all are just a provoked extraordinary a large the sponsor and the quality of the contributions was excellent many if you phoned the show both the

all that's coming up in the program but 1st alex if you take messes. and we're going to spend a bit longer on your messages this week because last week's show featuring professor of human government of the intensive care and dr chris murphy the cambridge but all are just a provoked extraordinary large the spawns and the quality of the contributions was excellent many if you phoned the show both the star being very very informative janet for example says the 2 experts are like interviewed frontline scientists working with the virus at the moment good to door there's a lot of sharing of information going on around the world and cecile says definitely one of the best discourses on the call but 1000 pandemic there are many variables and we will succeed together or fail together we are our brother's keeper roger says very informative the virus attacks everything not only the lungs there's no place for complacency and a hugely interesting tweet from neil cam i'm having hud divide the samee people and still have the lasting effects from it i find information

you're right, alex. this is what they're calling a pop-up testing site here in san jose in santa clara county that began treating patients back in january. demand is robust. people were lining up early this morning before the testing site opened a short time ago and what they're doing basically is giving people wristbands and a slot, a time slot to come back for further testing. but the question of getting these tests turned around is an iss issue. according to quest diagnostics which is one of the leading test kit manufacturers in the u.s., they say that demand for our molecular diagnose noic testing remains high as the virus has spread and persistent high demand has strained our testing capacity and extended delays for test results. the turnaround time as a result average for reporting of test results is now now roughly one or two days for the priority 1 patients. that's people who are hospitalized or symptomatic health care workers essentially and seven days for all other patients. experts are saying

alex jiménez isn't rich and he doesn't own a yacht and yet everyone here knows him. without so you know you really self yeah absolutely they are going to so you're the young guy i see you with the boys you see this thing a trouble busy busy show yes i'll tell you but this only gets a little and then great and so they great great great girl good essential requests if they are good and open it is make things. alex is this social media stuff and goes when the name they got caught i born in brooklyn he's turned his passion for these luxury boats into a profession and now has nearly a 1000000 followers on instagram his photos and videos of jobs popular with people he fantasize about living the good life brands and your companies pay him to post content promoting them. so i'm here thanks to dave's the dubai international show who has brought me in all the way from boston to come and bring exposure to the show i'm selling exposure and selling exposure the majority of the people that follow are probably dreamers right and probably young kids but there is if one percent of $1

all that coming up in the program but 1st alex if your tweets messed this you know . and we're going to spend a bit longer on your messages this week because last week's show featuring professor of human government is intensive care and dr chris murphy the cambridge but all are just a performing extraordinary a large the sponsor and the quality of the contributions was excellent many if you phoned the show both the star being very very informative janet for example says the 2 experts are like interviewed frontline scientists working with the virus at the moment good to know there's a lot of sharing of information going on around the world and cecile says definitely one of the best discourses on the corporate 1000 pandemic there are many variables and we will succeed together or fail together we are our brother's keeper roger says very informative the virus attacks everything not only the lungs there's no place for complacency and a hugely interesting tweet from neil campbell having hud divide the samee people and still have the lasting effects from it i find informati

all that coming up in the program but 1st alex if you take mess just odd. and we're going to spend a bit longer on your messages this week because last week's show featuring professor of human government of the intensive care and dr chris murphy the cambridge but all are just a provoked extraordinary large the sponsor and the quality of the contributions was excellent many if you phoned the show both the star being very very informative janet for example says the 2 experts are like interviewed a frontline scientist working with a virus at the moment good to door there's a lot of sharing of information going on around the world and cecile says definitely one of the best discourses on the corbett 1000 pandemic there are many variables and we will succeed together or fail together we are our brother's keeper roger says very informative the virus attacks everything not only the lungs there's no place for complacency and a hugely interesting tweet from neil cam i'm having hud divide the samee people and still have the lasting effects from it i find information r

>> it's a source of concern, alex. the official word from the usda is that there have not been any food shortages at this point. the food supply nationwide is diverse and spread out enough. but it's a reason, another reason that advocates here say you should pay attention to the numbers from out here which are really striking. latinos make up about a third of the state's population. but nearly two-thirds of the cases and half of the covid-19 deaths by contrast, the white population about 36% of the statewide population but only 17% of the covid-19 cases. statewide, the cases, the tests coming back positive, about 6.5%. we spoke to a local clinic out here that caters to this community. and they say that they're looking at a positivity rate of 30%. they are really essential for the food supply. what we're seeing is the essential jobs are also low-wage jobs. we live in an area that has a really high cost of living. what this leads to is a lot of crowded housing with -- and also a lot of multigenerational housing. sometime

from the majority of british ones ok let's bring in alex if we could from london so alex listening to our radio had to say they don't expect any serious political change this year he says so is the challenge to look at shankar right now not that serious and i think obviously what we have seen this year is that there is significant political mobilisation against location and against his government however because controls the elite he controls the electoral commissions and crucially he controls the police and the security services i think by using all these methods he will be likely to to stay in power we have seen that his re-election has been recognised by a number of powerful foreign players particularly you know by russia and by china and with this external support he will be able to use the state apparatus which is in his disposal disposal in order to keep power in belarus pay to the end do you expect protests to grow are we looking at something that's going to be snuffed out very quickly or something that will grow with time. why is difficult to predict so far. one a century but

para el secretario de estado alex padilla es una buena elecciÓn. alex padilla: creo que joe biden tomÓ la mejor decisión para su candidatura y para el paÍs, tambiÉn para california. tenemos a kamala harris como la senadora de nuestro estado y en ellauna gran campeona y lÍder por los asuntosque nos impactan como californianos, especialmente a la comunidad latina. jairo: el nombre de padilla suena como posible reemplazo de harris en el senado federal. alex padilla: es un honor tener mi nombre y al lado de muchos otros servidores pÚblicos igual de calificados. serÍan muy exitosos en este puesto. jairo: pÁlido ya es secretario de estado, tiene 47 aÑos, es hijo de inmigrantes. es del sur de california y es amigo personal de gavin newsom. estas sus credenciales. alex padilla: yo 20 aÑos en puestos de servicio pÚblico, comenzando en los Ángeles, 8 aÑos en la legislatura como senado estatal y 6 aÑos como secretario de estado. me encanta servir al pÚblico, como se vivido del gobierno me gustarÍa continuar cuando llegue a ser secretario de es

>> reporter: well, you know, alex, the tensions have been really low. especially for the last few days as we've seen largely peaceful protests occur day after day. we're in the seventh consecutive days of protests and they've largely been peaceful including a massive rally yesterday with the family of mr. blake with some political leaders an all of the people again, well over a thousand people who marched peacefully through the streets. now that we have the news that vice president biden, according to "new york times," will be visiting kenosha on monday and then hear from president trump who the white house said is coming on tuesday. now there is concern about what the impact of those trips could be. listen to a little bit of my conversations earlier. >> i understand why he's doing it. because i think it's more of a media thing that he's got to show up and show that he supports us. >> vice president biden coming in, as far as i'm concerned he could stay way because he did nothing beforehand and what is he doing now. >> it is a small town and it is not c

, okay, alex, are you so bold as to jump on this. >> i was not that crazy, i learned my lesson. you don't make predictions like that in this political season. hell no. i'm just looking at the price of stamps, that is my indicator for which way this election will go. >> stephen: what do you know about how people are reacting to his claims about vote by mail is a fraud but absentee voting is fine. is that really, are people really swallowing that? >> it seems like it was starting to hurt him among his own people which is why all of a sudden in states like florida and north carolina, absentee, ballots are a okay, there is a very real risk of trump ma lining the integrity could hurt him with his own people. one thunking we know about democrats and i have talked with them all over the country, they are fired the hell up for this election in november. and i could see them you know basically saying okay, pesident, mr. president, you think the turnout is being to be an issue, we're going to come out in numbers we haven't seen before. >> stephen: i mr. sorry to cut you off, we have a har

health secretary alex azar. what came out of that? stephen: yeah, that again is another flashpoint. beijing reiterating its opposition to this visit by alex azar to taipei, especially meeting with the president yesterday. azar really hailing the democracy shown in taiwan as well as the fight against the coronavirus. taiwan has been fairly successful relatively speaking against other countries around the world in combating the pandemic. anx azar said taiwan is inspiration to the region and the world. he was speaking mostly about the democracy that has taken hold in taiwan. aboutat length as well the u.s. relationship with taiwan, saying it is highly regrettable that china has stopped taiwan from participating in the world

after sunset dubai turns into a posh e-zine and once again alex was on the job. growth thank you become alex the gakkai. be arriving today with your guests and a good way to go. thank you very much. thank you. so we are here. coming on board check it out sticks pretty crazy. mostly one of the biggest party both here and all of you a. huge. figure out. that. you. ilona the owners russian wife gave alex a tour of the yacht called the lotus it has room for up to 1000 people and features a nightclub cinema and dining room. were on board lotus with the largest fortune all of the virus. placed the device in saying 100-1000 people. it's one of the biggest in the world and yeah in the middle of a city these guys take party bars to another level. the consumption of alcohol is forbidden in dubai but the lotus has a special planet. one last sophie and alex is working day came to an end he left the ship before it set off on a mini cruise. back to monaco. where we found bill duca as well as his sailing yacht sybaris. this is a special event shadowed for today at the local gol

your welcome back as alex talks to form a liberal democrat party leader 3rd vince cable. spence cable is this to teach it difficult to the liberal democrats have the keir starmer as they did paddling the labor party the feel they are not the bytes of the center ground the politics which decreases the the openings that the liberal democrats would have if the labor party were positioned much farther to the left is that a key strategic difficulty or the how should either of the leadership candidates seek to tackle that but i see it as an opportunity rather than as a defeat and seeing as i as i explained earlier i think one of the reasons a lot of our putative supporters backed off was because of fear of a hard left labor government and i think if you have a labor leadership which is electable look you know i care stan there i think certainly comes into africa agree that there are parts of the of the country park service of england and of states in scotland where. you know people will go to the lib dems and want to go and where labor are not serious competitors around thinkin

welcome to the alex savin show where during this global pandemic a leadership election is quite like going on behind me here at westminster originally no less than 5 i took the 11 liberal democrat m.p. found to turn to being leader but one by one the field to spend out until only 2 to me acting leader and favorite a davy and the author dame pete milam around. today we asked former leader 13th capel test the strength and weaknesses of the challengers for the crime well i think they're both strong and you know will be well served which of them wins i mean now and davie obviously has they experienced a member of the cabinet after environment heavily into climate change negotiations things of that shined later it's different she came in after a day coalition a completely new generation will approach things in a fresh and different way and then former liberal democrat presidential candidate land or pick pick i wonder if they had they've uns and be more of the same he looks like the favorite because he's had a lot more coverage because he's been knocked in leader but in actual fact made up

alex jiménez isn't breakshot and he doesn't own a yacht and yet everyone here knows him. without so you know you really self yeah absolutely they also are so you're the guy who you see with the boys you see this thing out of a busy busy show yet sounds like you've been busy all the time doing great and so they go go go go go is essential request if they are mind open it is me things. alex is a social media star and goes where the name do your current born in brooklyn he's turned his passion for these luxury boats into a profession and now has nearly a 1000000 followers on instagram his photos and videos of a popular with people he fantasize about living the good life brands and yacht companies pay him to post content promoting them. so i'm here thanks to dave's the dubai international show who has brought me in all the way from boston to come and bring exposure to the show i'm selling exposure and selling exposure the majority of the people that follow are probably dreamers right and probably young kids but there is if one percent of $1000000.00 people. or potential clien

from the majority of bills fans want ok let's bring in alex if we could from london so alex listening to our radio had to say they don't expect any serious political change this year he says so is the challenge to look at shankar right now not that serious and i think obviously what we have seen this year is that there is significant political mobilization against location and against his government however because look action can control the elite he controls the electoral commissions and crucially he controls the police and the security services i think by using all these methods he will be likely to get to stay in power we have seen that his re-election has been recognized by a number of powerful foreign players particularly you know by russia and by china and with this external support he will be able to use the state apparatus which is in his disposal disposal in order to keep power in belarus pay to the end do you expect protests to grow are we looking at something that's going to be snuffed out very quickly or something that will grow with time. why is difficult to predict so f

the double reporter alex forrest wise it has been following this story you're welcome alex what more do we know well we understand according to witnesses that blake was trying to break up a fight between 2 women and something happened between that and him trying to lean into the car and during which he was shot now we have some video which was posted on social media which appears to been taken from across the street you can see there are 2 offices who are seen there we see them there they're seen shouting and pointing their weapons at the man who walks around the vehicle and leans in to get in one officer grabs his shirt from behind and fired into the vehicle now we are not showing the next part but we do know that 7 shots are heard in total what we can show you is the emergency response to that shooting as blake is lying on the road we lay to see him stretch it into an awaiting ambulance where he is taken to hospital we know now that his condition is said to be serious but stable it's also claimed that blake's 3 children were in the vehicle at the time of the shooting a meanwhile th

>> we love you, alex jones. >> for what some are calling the info wars presidency. >> alex jones, he is a nice guy actually. >> they are even getting our gods -- >> you may remember alex jones for spreading the most gross lie. >> sandyhook is the most synthetic lie, manufactured. >> since saying that the murder of the first graders and faculty was a hoax. he has been ordered to pay at least $100,000 in relate fees. >> i thought everything was staged. >> in a deposition he said that a form of psychosis had made him believe this. >> there's no true and false, anything can be believed except the official account of anything. >> buying product -- >> all the lies have proven to be a lucrative business for journalism. >> introducing -- >> this stuff is incredible. >> available at info wars store.com. >> i just can't express how serious the situation is. >> and part of the way he has been able to do that is by continuely scaring his audience in to telling them that disaster is approaching and then selling them products to mitigate the disaster. >> if you don't buy the products we will not b

alex jiménez isn't rich and he doesn't own a yacht and yet everyone here knows him. without so you know you really self yeah absolutely they have a dollar so you're the yard guy and you see what the more is you see this thing a trouble busy busy show yes that's what you did this year we get a little i'm doing great and so they get their great great great great good for such a request if they are good enough and it is where things. are alex is this social media stuff and goes one of the 9 do you want car born in brooklyn he's turned his passion for these luxury boats into a profession and now has nearly a 1000000 followers on instagram his photos and videos of a popular with people who fantasize about living the good life brands and your companies pay him to post content promoting them. so i'm here thanks to did the dubai international show who has brought me in all the way from boston to come and bring exposure to the show and selling exposure and selling exposure the majority of the people that follow are probably dreamers right and probably young kids but there is

francine: alex, thank you so much. alex webb, bloomberg opinions european tech analyst. we will talk about tech in the world's biggest miner. bhp chief executive mike henry is coming up later in the program. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ francine: this is bloomberg surveillance. i'm francine lacqua in london. we will have a look at the markets straightaway because there's a lot going on, especially for a quiet or meant to be quiet august day. this is what the european stocks are focusing on. they are falling with u.s. equities. u.s. equities futures, on the back of what president trump been doing. it is because his administration has been stoking tensions with beijing by announcing new restrictions on huawei technology. that is giving a little bit of angst in the market. a dollar gauge sliding to its closes since 2008;. . i'm looking at treasuries advancing. gold climbing back to $2000 an ounce. executive arnold donald speaks exclusively with carol massar on the state of the cruise industry and covid-19 in the u.s. he says cruises could resume this year but it is too early

welcome back alex talk to former liberal democrat party leader 3rd vince cable. fence cable it's nice to teach it difficult to the liberal democrats have the styles morris says detailing the labor party and the family a lot of the center ground of politics which decreases they they don't things that the liberal democrats would have the labor party were positioned much farther to the left is that a key strategic difficulty or the how should either of the leadership candidates seek to tackle that but i see it as an opportunity rather than as a defeat as i explained earlier i think one of the. reasons i got to talk to you to support this backtalk was because. of our hard last labor government and i think if you have a labor leadership which is your left as well you know it tears down there i think certainly comes if you have captured great. that there are parts of the of the country parks senate of england and of states in scotland where. you know people will go to the lib dems and want to go and whether labor not serious competitive round thinking of my own seat yo

tonight, alex rodriguez, and our health care hero of the week. and now, here's sebastian maniscalco. >> sebastian: hello and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live!" i'm sebastian maniscalco back again for a second night. they almost didn't let me do the show tonight. i showed up and someone took my temperature and it was 101°. i said listen, i'm italian. i run hot. but i'm a hypochondriac so i constantly think i got coronavirus. i'm walking around every day smelling my toilet and candles making sure i don't have this thing. they just told me that the ratings were fantastic last night, which is nice. i'm not complaining about that. but when i told my parents that, they said "why? "did the other two guys pass away?" my mom told me i was too stiff and that my suit didn't fit. and my dad wanted to know why i didn't mention my cousin's construction company. i'm just so glad to be working again. my days normally start out with the zoom preschool circle time song, "the joey's are here today." the joey's are here today. hip hip hip hooray. the joey's are here t

alex, thank you. hurricane marco and tropical storm laura have torn through the caribbean and gulf of mexico, leaving massive destruction in their wake. 11 people died in the dominican republic and haiti. both storms are e expected to ht the u.s. g gulf coast t this we. reporter: storm laura has l lefa deadly mark k on the domininican republic. in its wake, flooding that has left homes inundated, and up to a million people without power. residents have been trying to salvage whatever they can. in neighboring haiti, torrents of flood water gushed through the streets in a similar picture of despair. most people here aren't say. this town is destroyed, as you can see. look at the pepeople walking by. the houses are condemned. there are dead people. traders have lost their goods. after lashing southern cububa, storm laura is heading to the u.s. gulf coast and puerto rico, in tandem with another potentially deadly storm system, marco. u.s. president donald trump says emergency services are in place. pres.

all right let's take some of those points and alex the belorussian economy as we hope pointed out it has weakened has no i mean we've gone from a situation where it had a growth of over 10 percent annual growth of over 10 percent in the early 2000 and now it's projected to shrink 4 percent i think this year why has the economy worsened so much while in the in the recent years the economy didn't do particularly well and this is largely due to the fact that there have been no structural reforms the economy still dominated by large scale a state owned when you factor in enterprises and the state fundamentally dominates the many sectors of the economy from agriculture to manufacturing there are some bright spots in the services sector. which has been really badly hit by the coronavirus by endemic despite the fact that valerie's didn't introduce any lockdown measures or social distancing roles but are the people of these they reacted to the fact that there is this. health care situation going on and they've adjusted their behavior and as a result you know the services sector which was muc

welcome back alex talks to form a liberal democrat party leader servants cable. phones cable is the strategic difficult to the liberal die. of the keir starmer as i did paddling the labor party without the feeling of not this but use of the center ground the politics which decreases the the openings that the liberal democrats would have if the labor party were positioned much further to the left is that a key strategic difficulty in the house should either of the leadership candidates seek to tackle that now i see it as an opportunity rather than as a defeat as i as i explained earlier i think one of the reasons a lot of our putative supporters backed off was because of fear of a hard left labor government and i think if you have a labor leadership which is your let's have a look around you know care sit down there i think 70 comes internet cafe agree that there are parts of the of the country park service of england and of states in scotland where. you know people will go to the lib dems and want to go and where labor are not serious competitors around thinking

en cabo verde, africa, continua detenido el empresario colombiano alex saab, resunto testaferros del gobernante nicolas maduro. estados unidos espera su extradicion por lavdo de dinero. sin embargo, la defensa del barranquillero alega que su arresto en junio es ilegal y pide la liberacion del empresario-- pues segun ellos, saab era un eviado especial del gobierno de maduro que iba a iran en una mision humanitaria. yezid baquero nos explica lo que dice la fiscalia colombiana... en mexico, el gobierno continua confiscando bienes del crimen organizado y golpeando sus estructuras financieras. pero no existen leyes que permitan usar esos recursos una vez confiscados. por lo que los legisladores tienen que aprobar leyes que regulen el destino de millones de dolares . desde ciudad de mexico, paulina gomez nos tiene el reportaje. un barco patrullero de la guardia costera italiana llego pal puerto de "lampedusa" con 50 migrantes y uno de ellos fallecido. los sobrevivientes fueron rescatados la semana pasada en el mar mediterraneo por el "mv louise michel", un barco pintado y financiado por el

we appreciate it and maybe i will ask alex to go first and then stephen. thank you very much, alex. sec. azar: thank you very much , mr. president. thanks for the bold leadership that allowed us to deliver this very happy news today. thanks to your all of america approach, america has done more than any other country to expand the arsenal that we have to battle covid-19. thanks to early efforts by your administration, americans have broader access to these treatments, including convalescent plasma, than patients anywhere else in the world. in early april, early in our fight against covid-19, the fda , barda, the mayo clinic, and others spring into action to provide this promising treatment. president trump is the right to try president, and he fought hard to ensure americans can have access to promising covid-19 treatments. convalescent plasma has been a tried-and-true therapeutic method in prior outbreaks. but the president wanted to ensure that we develop the data to support its use, and this fda authorization is one result of that effort. the data we gathered suggested that patie

from the majority of bills since one ok let's bring in alex if we could from london so alex listening to our radio had to say they don't expect any serious political change this year he says so is the challenge to look at shankar right now not that serious and i think obviously what we have seen this year is that there is significant political mobilization against location and against his government however because controls the elite he controls the electro commissions and crucially he controls the police and the security services i think by using all these methods he will be likely to to stay in power we have seen that his re-election has been recognized by a number of powerful foreign players particularly you know by russia and by china and with this external support he will be able to use the state apparatus which is in his disposal disposal in order to keep power in belarus pay to the end do you expect protests to grow are we looking at something that's going to be snuffed out very quickly or something that will grow with time. why is difficult to predict so far. one a century but

and alex and i were behind it, and the writers, of course. and then we had the wonderful director come on board. we had the original producer on it. so there was this kind of ban together, and with the support, we got to tell this incredible tale. >> stephen: well, i'm sure you can't give away everything, but what can you tell us about what happens in this movie? >> al, you want to do it? >> i'll take this one, yeah. we've been-- we've been pinch hitting who does this. well, essentially-- and this is the idea that was pitched to us. you know, what if you met back up with bill and ted all these years later, and they had their daughters and they had their wives, they had their lives, but they had not, in fact, managed to write the song that was going to save humanity, as has been predicted to them by george carlin's character, rufus, back in the day. so in a sense we had not fulfilled our destiny. so when you meet us, we're very happy with our lives. we're bill and ted. we have a very sort of unflappable outlook on life in general. but there's-

>> well, alex, things have taken a turn. we saw earlier this week that led to some destruction but now what why your seeing are block from block, people coming out with paint brushes, paint cans and painting murals across the city. you're seeing this not only here but in the downtown area, business by business, as the businesses are still boarded up. people are doing what they can to let their message be known. there's a sign right there. not only do you have the art work but the signing. you see the letters, black lives matter. you're seeing that all across the city. of course, peaceful protests are still going on. there's a big rally scheduled for later today. we expect to see the lieutenant governor mandela barnes, congresswoman ghen moore coming down here, marching with the family of jacob blake. there are new updates in that case and in that situation as we know it right now, mr. blake is still in the hospital. he is recovering. they say he's still in a lot of pain right now but has a long road ahead of him. we also kno

and maybe i'll ask alex to gogo first, and then stephen. thank you very much, alex.p >> well, thank you very much, mr. president. thanks for the bold leadershiprs that allowed us to deliver this very happy news today. thanks to your all-of-america approach, america has done more than any other country to expand the arsenal that we have to battle covid-19. and thanks to early efforts by your administration, americans have broader access to thesean treatments, including convalescent plasma, than patients anywhere else in the world. in early april, early in our fight against covid-19, the fda, barda, the mayo clinic, and other partners sprang into action to set up an expanded access protocol for this promising treatment. president trump is the right to try president, and he's fought hard to ensure that americans can have access to promising covid-19 treatments. a convalescent plasma has been a tried-and-true therapeutic method in prior outbreaks, but the president wanted to ensure that we develop the data to support its use, and this fda autho

they made me a better candidate, i valued alex's character. he is honest, devoted to principal, kind to others, and a true friend. now, since he left my campaign, or rather, since my campaign disappeared, alex has gone on to distinguished himself as a diplomat, public servant, and expert in national security affairs, particularly with respect our relationships in the indo pacific. but at the state department, since 2017, he currently serves as both the deputy special representative for north korea and as the deputy assistant secretary for north korea. the second in command to deputy secretary deegan, to negotiate for complete north grand denuclearization. conceptualization of the free and indo pacific strategy, which is key to shifting focus to the indo pacific to present going -- address growing challenges in china. prays the strength of the u.s.-taiwan relationship shows that here he speaks with knowledge and proficiency about the challenges posed by an ascendant china, the significance of working together with our allies to achieve common g

out comes alex jones. >> look at this right here. the guy that goes around policing, calling for censorship then claims trump is wrong. no sense as conservatives or patriots. you are incredibly shameful. >> how are you doing, alex in. >> you are literally anti-american, anti-free speech coward. will you go down in the history books as the news network. this is one of the mane people here. >> he comes over and starts berating me, he sticks multiple cameras in my face. a crowd gathers of his right wing supporters. >> come on over here, i want to get this guy on tape, this is unbelieve ability. i don't see the news networks here. right. >> and for about ten or 15 minutes, he is just yelling in my face. >> look at those eyes, folks, if you want to see the eyes of a rat. >> alex jones has chosen to latch on to oliver as a hate figure. he'll pick people. i don't think it's an accident it's a woman or person of color. >> just look at this guy's eyes, man. what is who will ruin your life. he's even more evil. >> the next day, twitter bans hi

well alex cena vilely is known as a prominent opposition figure here in russia and of course. the situation with his health attracted a lot of international attention in the veneer if you demo bones mist in the valley we of course extremely preoccupied and saddened by the situation of alexina valmy we heard this morning what happened to him and i want to see here that we give him all our support his family his loved ones for a prompt recovery and we send by their side hopeful intervention or through to us i hope and wish of course that he will recover as quickly as possible we will of course offer him all the medical help he needs and he can turn to german hospitals . were looking at that advice going to be reporting to me despite what the russian doctors say about toxic materials we still here are saying that violence supporters talking about poisoning and if we have to remind you that this is not for the 1st time just last year there was a very similar situation when alex saying the violence suddenly felt ill and there were very quick to say that he was poisoned but it turne

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deputy ed editor alex yule. so these automated portfolios came of age during a decade-long bull market. so the market crash this spring was really the first time they'd gone through the wringer, and they merged looking pretty good. >> yeah. i think we all wondered how they would do, and i've got to say i think we now know the answer. they performed well. the average robo portfolio that we looked at was tracked by a group we work with, it was down just 2.9% in the first six months of the year. that's both a mix of stocks and bonds. 2.9 -- -2.9% is pretty good, plus a lot less volatility along the way. >> hey, alex, it's jack howe. just for the benefit of people who might not know what a robo adviser is, and that's not a confession on my part, i'm canning for other people here. if i'm an index fund investor, what does it do for me, how much does it cost, is there an actual robot that will come to my house and whisper hot stock tips into my ears? >> i can arraigning that for you, jack, but i think it's worth thinki

alex is joining us now with a preview. alex, it is good to see you. it is a pretty stark choice between president trump and joe biden. >> reporter: it is, alex. i think you are seeing where the two parties think their strengths are at. clearly, democrats are trying to make this election about president trump's comments when it comes to dealing with covid- 19. the president, trying to make this a referendum on law and order, winning two democratic run cities and what is happening in the streets, what he calls mob rule, that is now the focus of the campaign for both sides. it's something we have talked about with democratic strategists and republican strategists. >> it is the only thing he has. sometimes, he is doing and amped up race tinged version of the law and order campaign. the country has changed a lot since 1968. i think, 88% of the voters were white. you are down to 72% of the voters were white. about 60% of them are non-hispanic white. so, i think it is all he has got. i'm not going to sit here and say it won't work. >> i know he said he has l

as we speak, we are hearing alex azar speaking in taipei. a historic visit, the highest ranking u.s. official to visit in decades. our chief north asia correspondent there, stephen engle. we ask how escalating tensions between beijing and washington are affecting innovation and investment in the tech sector. catch our interview with rebecca, founder of the consultancy silicon inventions and tech titans of china author. talk corporate earnings and the tech reversal, and of course the geopolitical risks. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: welcome back. asian stocks opened mixed as investors digest uncertainty over the timing of a stimulus package from the u.s. also looking ahead to the review of u.s.-china trade pact coming amid an array of tensions, on the geopolitical front and the techcrunch with president trump's order to ban tiktok and we chat. joining us to discuss is the asian equities strategist. the tech reversal, is it likely to be sustained? >> sorry, what is that? the tech reversal? haslinda: is it likely to be sustained? >> we are g

the double reporter alex forrest wising has been following this story and welcome alex what more do we know. well we understand according to witnesses that blake was trying to break up a fight between 2 women and something happened between that and him trying to lean into the car and during which he was shot now we have some video which was posted on social media which appears to been taken from across the street you can see there are 2 offices who are seen there we see them there they're seen shouting and pointing their weapons at the man who walks around the vehicle and leans in to get in one offs it grabs his shirt from behind and fires into the vehicle now we are not showing the next part but we do know that 7 shots are heard in total what we can show you is the emergency response to that shooting as blake is lying on the road we lay to see him stretch it into an awaiting ambulance where he is taken to hospital we know now that his condition is said to be serious but stable it's also claimed that blake's 3 children were in the vehicle at the time of the shooting a meanwhile those o

i'd like to thank alex rodriguez, stanley and smokey, and my buddy jimmy kimmel. "nightline" is next. you may now go back to fighting with your family. goodnight. >>> a major covid-19 warning coming from doctors tonight. for those folks who are back at the office. >>> alameda county has a new program that will pay some people to stay home if they test positive for covid-19. >>> he's offering to pay a lot for the best teachers in the bay area. a local investor hoping to set up a classroom in his own backyard. >>> chin chilled air today. warmth is in our future. i'll have the forecast coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. >>> i'm not trying to break a union. all i want to do is keep my kids safe and kate them. >> a silicon valley investor is facing backlash tonight over his plans to start a microschool in his backyard. the job promises potential teachers it will, quote, beat whatever they are getting paid. >> microschools or pandemic pods are one solution parents are turning

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