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For their candidate. there is fierce opposition to how donald trump is dealing with the situation. it looks as though donald trumps response is not persuading people to support or oppose him. americans are pretty well decided and how they feel about these two well—known candidates. the question is whether it will affect enthusiasm for candidates in the long run. associate professor samara klar, there. australia is officially in recession for the first time in 30 years. the economy shrank by 7%...

To secondary school, i came through a lot of, you know, abuse, racial abuse from kids, you know, again calling names and waiting for me outside school and wanting to, like, beat me up and not liking my colour. recently, we just went back to uganda. i just wanted to see the country that i was born in and why my parents love that country so much. it was nice to go back to the hospital where i was born. it really was an amazing experience. gita watts, who had to begin a new life in britain. remembe...

This pandemic. top u.s. health officials are urging americans to take extra precautions if they plan to be out and about this labor day. they say memorial day and july 4th showed us what happens if we do not take those precautions. both summer holidays led to an increase in cases. and leading health experts fear a spike after labor day could ruin any chance of preventing a fall surge. dr. anthony fauci joined my colleague andrea mitchell last hour. >> i really want to use this opportunity almost...

Suggesting doctors might be inflating the coronavirus death toll. she spoke with the waterloo cedar falls career. >> i cant look at that information but i have heard it from health care providers that they do get reimbursed higher amounts if its a covid-related illness or death. >> i find it to be incredibly offensive. its an offensive attack on some of the best iowans out there on the frontlines. >> at least 260 cases now confirmed stemming from that masks optional rally in sturgis, south dakot...

Today infectious disease expert is warning about the upcoming labor day holiday just as americans are urged to do all we can now for the flu season. the first in generations happening during a pandemic. sound bite. now, in other developments, a british study finds effects may last longer than expected, with patients needing to wait more than a month to make sure theyre clear of the virus. theyll send out low-cost antgen tests starting next month. and common and cheap steroids can reduce death ...

Dining restrictions, like you cant dine, the queens restaurant leading the charge says theyre losing business to neighboring counties where customers can dine inside. the lawsuit alleges, "according to governor cuomo, it is dangerous to eat at the plaintiffs restaurant in little neck queens, but it is safe to dine indoors, a few hundred feet east and theyre not exaggerating. joining us now with more is the owner of el baco and her attorney james murbigas. james thanks for joining us, tina first ...

Important or we dont really need indoor dining, just last week the mayor had made a comment saying that indoor dining is only for the middle to upper class. its completely ridiculous, completely unacceptable just 50e allowed to eat in side and then once you get into the queens border once you get into the five burroughs, youre not allowed. we were told july 3 we be shutdown and now its indefinitely so now all these business owners restaurant owner s they are left in limbo. they arent sure where ...

760,317 people apprehended. 298,238. is that as a result of coronavirus on the wall or both? >> good question. its all of the above, id say. even prior to covid, this president and his administration had given us the tools to network and policies to reduce the ill le flow by 75% precovid. now covid has reduced the flow even more. the wall has helped. its a host of networks and policies and tools. >> john: thanks, mark. we appreciate it. >> you bet, john. >> john: hundreds of restaurants are suin...

>> on numerous dates, but i do have indoor dining and found that it contributed to their other ongoing problem or resurgence. unfortunately, we see around the world is that there is a direct connection. >> john: mayor de blasio defending the ban on indoor dining. 300 restaurants are suing the city and state over the ban. they say governor andrew cuomos executive order violate the restaurants constitutional rights. he is the executive director of the new york city hospitality alliance. in fact, m...

This place is teeming with wildlife, over 4,000 species of plants, 20,000 species of invertebrates, that means hundreds of different kinds of spiders, beetles, and butterflies. but no orangutans, though. not here. mulu is also home to one of the largest hunter gatherer tribes in southeast asia. a lot of their traditional tribal lands have been lost to deforestation. the vast majority now stay in settlements like this one. i didnt expect you to do that! with the nose! laughter so these are flutes...