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Priority shift from do you blame him for that -- im sorry i couldnt hear the question. >> right. of course the president didnt create covid and in the beginning, we were all learning. there were mistakes made all over the world and all over the country. we have a disease that is spread to come we have a disease that is spread and thats ignoring what mother and workers are going to go through and are going through right now. >> you wonder what happens with the city where you used to live in new y...

Immediately. >> an unimaginably shocking scene. heidi on the kitchen floor in a pool of her own blood. conrad, on the phone, pleading for help. >> it was bad to begin with, and it got so much worse. >> as you will learn, truer words may never have been spoken. >> im asking like, conrad, whats going on? >> he said, i dont know what happened. >> everything was just different answers and different theories. different, little things. >> a search for answers and a race to save heidi. >> when "as nigh...

Residents had until nightfall sunday to finish their preparations, saying wherever you are when it gets dark is where you should plan to be for the next 72 hours. for the most part, this should be a shelter in place event, meaning most people will ride out the storm where they live. there are some mandatory evacuations in coastal areas, particularly those prone to flooding areas outside the flood protection system, but there is no evacuation order for the city of new orleans. the real fear is fl...

How the virus spreads. in beijing, residents can now go and returning from wuhan after an eight month break. millions of americans are waiting for the emergency jobless benefits the president promised two weeks ago. congress left without any stimulus deal and emergency funding for the out of working small business has expired. that leaves state jobless benefits to pay. the numbers are grim. massachusetts, 16.1%. three states set new highs in july. a jobless check in massachusetts averages $426...

Now, martin savidge with the latest from new orleans. >> reporter: by themselves each storm would be considered manageable. by emergency officials. but combine their impacts and no ones really sure what to expect. locally, officials have said residents had until nightfall sunday to finish their preparations. saying wherever you are when it gets dark is where you should plan to be for the next 72 hours. there is no evacuation order for the city of new orleans. the real fear is flooding. the storm...

>> i dont think. so you tell the truth. >> 60 years? oh, no. oh, my god. no way, jose. >> no way, jose. that was heard correctly. >> watch them. you are friends? >> yeah. >> oh, my gosh. >> all right. all right. >> clearly. >> in 2008, jose found aid politically persecuted venezuelans in exile and they meet here. they help them stay informed and connected on immigration and asylum issues. >> in the united states, we need to help. >> and your organization helps democrats and republicans? >> whate...

Teaching. and now they are told that they cannot do that. now, the teachers union has reacted saying that districts hands will not be tied now as they continue to try and protect students and educators. now, meanwhile, there is some optimism around the country, but certainly areas of some pretty deep concern. there were plenty of motorcycles but very far masks in sturgis, south dakota. >> they can all kiss my [ bleep ]. im going. >> reporter: now cases are climbing alarmingly in the dakotas. ove...

>> it is possible that there could be some spots measuring rainfall in 1 to 2 feet instead of in just inches. the delegates from across the country will formally cast their ballots for donald trump and mike pence to be the ticket for the republican party. >> i think youre going to see a very hopeful vision for america that hes going to be unleashing. hell be on stage for four days in the upcoming convention. its a one-man broadway show. >> reporter: this is "new day," with alisyn camerota and ...

Education. the teachers union sees it as a big victory. they say their hands will no longer be tied as they try to keep students and staff safe. listen, across the country, wolf, theres a lot of optimism right now. we are at the moment coming down a mountain, but boy, is it a big mountain. theres optimism, theres also many issues. there were plenty motorcycles but very few masks in sturgis, south dakota now cases are climbing alarmingly in the dakotas and 27 in minnesota connect to the rally, ...

>> you speak against everything. >> okay. >> you want another? >> maybe. maybe. >> maybe. >> me, no. i dont want 60 years. >> i dont think. so you tell the truth. >> 60 years? oh, no. oh, my god. no way, jose. >> no way, jose. that was heard correctly. >> watch them. you are friends? >> yeah. >> oh, my gosh. >> all right. all right. >> clearly. >> in 2008, jose found aid politically persecuted venezuelans in exile and they meet here. they help them stay informed and connected on immigration and ...