if you had a spinal injection winner morgan freeman reading n . while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily- and it may take longer than usual for bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. eliquis may increase your bleeding risk if you take certain medicines. tell your doctor about all planned medical or dental procedures. what's around the corner could be your moment. ask your doctor about eliquis. >>> john lewis' last words appeared in "the new york times" today in an essay that he wrote shortly before his death, intending it to be published on the day of his funeral. here is that essay read for us today by john lewis' friend and admi admirer, morgan freeman. >> while my time here has now come to an end, i want you to know that in the last days and hours of my life, you inspired me. you filled me with hope about the next chapter of the great american story when you used your power to make a difference in our society. millions of people motivated simply by human compassion laid down th

with the freeman coliseum in san antonio, how is that going to work? >> one would be the medical sheltering aspect where you would have people sheltering. aw we used to use it as shelter reception hub will be a hotel reception hub. we spoke with the vice president of the american red cross and they are providing hotel vouchers. if they run out, we will contract for hotel rooms. the ideas you can check in at the freeman coliseum and check in at your hotel and not go to a shelter unless you have a medical need. not a hospital, you will have a medical shelter if you have medical conditions that choir -- that require such. reporter: [inaudible] busy travel season in san antonio right now. he says they have 20 of rooms. [inaudible] >> we worked very close with all the nursing homes through the testing and cleaning and we know how many residents they have and all those addresses we shared with search and rescue partners. if we need to evacuate a nursing home, we have all the resources we've had in every hurricane season to do that. the differences we will be

with morgan freeman reading john lewis' last words, you are going to experience perfection. we begin with a public service announcement. the presidential election is going to be held as scheduled just as it has always been held as scheduled throughout the history of this country, including during the civil war and world war ii. the president has no power to change that, but this president will continue to say nonsensical things about delaying the presidential election, like he did today because he would much prefer that we talk about his latest idiotic statement than the history that donald trump made today. donald trump's place in economic history is now assured. he is the american president who presided over the biggest drop p in the economy in history. we learned today that the gdp hi has dropped 32.9%. and what makes that economic news much, much worse for donald trump and for us is that the vast majority of the country knows that donald trump has no plan to pull the economy out of that collapse because the only way to do that, as ali was just saying, is to lead a nation

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you think about freddie freeman. this virus wreaked havoc on his syst system. he's in peak physical health, a professional athlete. after spiking a fever, he felt fine on friday, july 3rd. by 2:00 p.m., the symptoms really hit him and he said it was like a ton of bricks and got worse from there. >> friday night that was the scariest night for me. i spiked to 104.5 fever. i said a little prayer that night. i've never been that hot before. you -- my body was really, really hot. i said please don't take me. i wasn't ready. >> freeman said after losing his sense of taste and smell for four days, he's symptom-free. he returned to the field on friday. he's hoping to play in the season opener against the mets on friday. he's feel much, much better. but a scary few days. >> meantime, baseball is being played for the first time in four months. a preview of the safety measures to expect when the season begins. several yankees players wearing masks or bandanas. even while batting, in the field, the dugouts of citi field reaching into the stands. some of the umpires wearin

as many people know, freddie freeman is a very healthy guy. 30 years old. four-time all-star and fell victim to this and spiked a fever and then felt fine waking up july 3rd but by 2:00 p.m. the symptoms hit him like a ton of bricks he said and got worse from there. >> friday night that was a scariest night for me. i spiked to 104.5 fever. i said a prayer that night because i have never been that hot before and my body was really, really hot and said please don't take me. i wasn't ready. >> reporter: freeman said after losing a taste of sense and taste for four days he is symptom free. he had additional testing but said there's carryover soreness from that and hopes to play when the season opens up but wearing a mask and said he'll do everything he can to protect his teammates and everybody in the clubhouse after a scary experience. >> wow. so powerful to hear that detail and hits home. people need to know the variation of experiences that come with the variation of conditions of people. carolyn manno, thank you so much. >>> more straight ahead but first hi

john freeman, always love your energy. john freeman of cfra who covers microsoft. coming up, we will be talking eventbrite. every vote counts. eventbrite is committed to get out the vote this november with a new initiative. we will hear from the company's cofounder and ceo. we will take you to the white house. the news conference scheduled to start at the bottom of the hour wherein the president takes the podium. we will take you there live. this is bloomberg. ♪ wind -- with less than four months to go until the presidential election, eventbrite is launching a new campaign called ticket to vote, with the hopes of driving more voter registration and education on its platform. the company is partnering with headcount as part of its initiative. joining us in an exclusive interview, cofounder and ceo julia hartz. obviously, this is important. the mission is important. how is this partnership going to work? julia: thank you, emily. this year is an extraordinary time for the voting population. while covid has virtually made impossible,thering online gathering is growin

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the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. america." the supreme court t rulest donald trump cannot shield his tax returns, he is not above the law but it is unlikely voters will see them before the election. sports facilities in england will reopen after months of lockdown. music and politics -- ♪ what artists in washington make of the black lives matter movement after the death of george floyd. welcome. democrats in congress want to see donald trump's fincial records. they cannot according to the supreme court. new york also -- new york eeprosecutors also want to those records. they can. rtose are two separate rulings from the highest cn the u.s. prosecutors can have access tlo the financ records but the documents will not be made public. a request for aess by congressional committees was referred back to a lower court. the rulings make it likely mr. trump's

the freeman foundation. by judleand peter blum kfoundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected need and by contributions viewers like you. thank you. washington and this is bbc world. yemen faces a crippling fight against the p coviddemic with little medical care. plus -- america on pbs and around the globe. we hope to get back to katty kay shortly. many parts of the developed world are weighing whether to restart schools. theeople of yemen are struggling to survive. thnumbers are small, but they don't tell the rea story. doctors on the ground and medical officials say the real toll of e virus is much higher. our correspondentngas been speao those on the front line of the crisis. >> there are no daily briefings about covid-19 in yemen. no accurate statistics, a barely any test, but every day the dead are buried in the quiet hoearly s of the morning. a few weeks ago, we spoke to him and his friends as they shared their pandemic views. >> if the virus reaches yemen, we will not be able to count the ad.

the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ts is bbc world news america. acalirnia clamps doin. the governor orders bars and restaurants are close as coronavirus infection surge, and in florida, new cases continue to ske. reopened in englan but there is no touchingaces allowed. d the u.s. staartment takes aim at beijing's ambitions in the south chinaioea as te between the two powers rise. plus,hecaling 78 peaks in t lakes district. how he used lockdown to set a new daily record. ♪ laura: f all of you watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome n to wors america. in a sign of how the u.s. is struggling to contain t coronavirus outbreak, california's governor is ordering restaurants to close in movieheaters.d shutting bars this comes as florida is seeing a record number of new infections. the virus is spreading across america with more than 3.ed million reco

the freeman foundation. by judy d peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from anewers like you. you. world news america." putin staying in power for a very long time. preliminary resultsow in russia verwhelming approval for keeping the president in place. [sirens] katty: clashes and arrests on the streets of hongijong after being imposes its new security law on the territory. israel's plan to annex part of the west bk has stalled for now. we will look at why. >> i don't think at myself as a revolutionary. katty:er she's cons the princess of black poetry. weighing in on the killing of george floyd and the black lives matter movement. ♪ katty: welcome to "world news erica" on pbs. vladimir putin casts a shadow on global affairs. according to results fm today' referendum in russia, he will be there for decades more, until 2036. the united states will have carried out four presidential elections between now and then. our moscow c

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the freeman foundation. by kudy and peter bller foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected and by contributions to this pbs station fr viewers like you. thank you. welcome to "outside source. britain, the u.s., and canada say hackers working for the russia state are trying toave global research for the virus. we are all trying to find a vaccineo people around the world can benefit from it. the russian government engaged in that endeavor needs calling out. >> yay! >> celebrations in the u.k. as some is -- some of restrictions remain on social gatherings. a special report on a controversial blue nile. it starts to fill the reservoir. e closest ever picture of the sun. and a warm welcome. thank you for joining us. s,hack almost certainly working for the russia state come are trying to steal n research vaccine for the coronavirus. they did not specify which orednizations have been targ or whether any information had been sthlen. they saivaccine research had not been hindered by the hackers. correspon

the freeman foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. anchor: this is "bbc world news america." president trump says he never saw the reports the russians were paying taliban to kill americans. infectious -- as infection soar across the u.s., america's top doctor says there could be 100,00new covid cases here each day. why won't people do what is needed to keep us safe? >> my name is caitlin and i am nine years old. i am a figure skater.or an grace and poise, how this little skater captured the hearts of millions. ♪ democras inongress are ftermined td out how much the president knew about russia reportedly offering counties to kill american and british soldiers. thwhite house is equallyirm in saying donald trump had not been briefed about the situation . somewhere in this mix is the real fact that russia continues to flex its muscles on the world stage, even asad president ir putin tries to secure time in office.

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the freeman foundation. by judy and pedar blum kovler foon; pursuing solutions for americs neglected needs. and by contributions to this s station from viewers like you. thank you. the u.s. governmenleading experts have urged all americans to where face masks to stop a sharp rise in infections. >> we know that masks are poally ant. we should be using them. eu leaders meet in brussels for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic. they are strugglingo t agree on a coronavis recovery package. >>e. a solution is possi the solution is what are people in europe expect from us because it itheir jobs that are at stake. nancy: a new quicker test for salivronavirus using goes on trial in britain. ♪ow it's captain sir tom moore. nancy: hello and welcome. the u.s. government leading infectious disease expert, anthony,ld aforcefully as possible to wear masks to stop the rise of the coronavirus. he assured americans that the pandemic will eventually he overcome, bu told an online conference that the current si

the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. america. reporting from new york city, i am laura trevelyan. as the results of t oxford coronavirus vaccine trial are encouraging and led to a strong immune response. in the u.s., millions of americans risk losing o emoyment benefits unless congress can come to a deal on pandemic spending. tensions rise between london and beijing as the u.k. suspends its kong. treaty with hong ♪ laura: for all of you watching, welcome to world news america. there is hope in the fight agnst coronavirus as scientists at oxford say they have reached an important milestone in their work on vaccine. developing appears to be safe and triggers an immune respod e ba trials. experts say it is too soon to kn how much protection the vaccine offers. our medical correspondent,rg fe walsh, has the story. feucrgus: sois riding on this. could the oelo

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the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutns for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ros: i'm ros atkins china is warning interference into hong kong, reiterating huawei into telecoms. we want to make china a hostile country, you have to bear the consequences. ros: america sayshat -- live in brazil to talk about that. we w look at why postal voting hasecome a major issue in the u.s. welcome to the program. ngwe will start in hong it is been a week since hong kong past a law. we got to see the powers it gives hong kong police. here is emily reacting to this. hong kong has gone fm this mainland reporter's dream to striking the fear of law into anyone who wantso talk about dissent. while authorities published details of this monday night, here are the main points we picked out. under what it calls urgent circumstances, police can search a place without a warrant. people undernvestigation can be prevented from

the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuingolutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs statiofrom viewers like you. thank you. >> hello. welcome to "outside source." today we are going to talk about china and its relations with the west. >> the free world shouldn't tolerate beijing's abuses as well. >> china is bng attacked on several fros. we will go through all the issues in play. katty kay will talk usth through coronavirus numbers in the u.s., which continue tolarm. a jaw-dropping global crash in children being born. we explain why a u.s. furniture company has had to deny it's involved in chilx trafficking. hong kong did have preferential trade terms with the u.s. compared to mainland china. not anymor here is president trump making will nowmp: hong kong be treated the same as mainland china, no special treatme no export of sensitive technologies. >> that was flowed up by this from the secretary of state, mike pompeo. sec. pompeo: if china treat

the freeman foundation. by judy and peter um kovler foundation; pursuing solutions forte america's neglneeds. and by contribution to this pbs statom viewers like you. thank you. america. reporting from new york cy i am laura trevelyan. america's attorney general on the defensive. bill barr q facstions on capitol hill over the government response to protests and more. on the frontines in houston, we have a special report from inside a coronavirus unit. the chief doctor calls himself a covid hunter. >> everything i get surprised with. every day something new comes out. laura: the college experience without t college. how first-year students feel about remote learning in their uncertain future. for all of you watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome. there are more than 4.2 million coronavirus cases ineshe united stnd almost 100 50,000 this has put a huge strain on families and the nation's doctors an nurses. the united memorial medical center in houston's doctors have been on the front lines for months. >

the freeman foundation. by judy and pete blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutione for america'ected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. new york cy. i am laura trevelyan. there are more than 4 micoion confirmenavirus cases in america. more people are losing their jobs it's over 30 million claiming unemployment in the u.s. more unrest overnight as president trump and democratic mayors are in a standoff over his plans to send agents into american cities. how the pandemic is increasing the profile the qanon conspiracy theory. we will hear from their families tonight. for all of you watching on pbs, welcome to world news ameca. we begin with the numbers showing the colossal impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the u.s. the number of confirmed cas has passed 4 million, one point 4 million people lost theiranobs filed for unemployment. if congress does not reach a deal s expire next week, leaving millions unable to pay rent and bills. here is michelle fleury. >> in

the freeman foundation. by kudy and peter bller foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected and by contributions to this pbs station fr viewers like you. thank you. >> this is bbc world news america, reporting from new yo city. another record jump in coronavirus cases here in the u.s.. in arizo, infections are urging. arizona is now the coronirus hotspot just in the united states, but in the world. campaign tropical storm, asolls suggest two thirds of americans ing oprove of his han covid-19. and we have a disturbing report on mexican drug gangs giving out aid during t pandemic. ♪ laura: for all of you watching on p and around the globe, welcome to world news america. the united state is being a record number of coronavirus cases -- seeing a recor number of coronavirus cases this week. arizona is one of the hotspots where new infections are surging. >> when the governor of arizona lifted the states stay-at-home order, people rty. >> iwas a joke to us. fake news. >> days later, many woke up to wh

the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from ewers like you. thank you. latest headlines for viewers in the u.k. and around the wor. the great summer getaway. from next week, dozens of countries will be exempt from france has a new prime minister, jean castex. as pubsla in e reopen tomorrow, boris johnson issues a clear warning to the public. pm johnson: this government will not hesitate in putting on the brakes and three imping restrictions. >> plus, nigeria's nollywood on pause because of the pandemic, but ther is hope one of the biggest film industries wille soonback at work. ♪ >>ng thank you for jois here on "bbc news." the gernment in england finally published its list of countries exempt from u.k. into effect frida due to come thee most of the e.u. is on safe list, those visiting america, or tickle in brazil, visitors need to self isolate on the way back home. tom berridg reports. tom:

the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> hello, welcome to "outside source." this great president trump'aid of amer's handling of covid-19, we had done a good job. day, they have surpassed 3 million infections, by far the highest in the world. at is the official number but we think the number is higher because some are not being tested. the whe house insists the latest wavof cases is flattening out. >> because of the extraordinary work of our health care workers around the country, we are encoaged that the average fatality rate continues to be low and study. more from washington on the u.s. decision to leaveho. this ise not really ws we were looking for, but they say they are looking at evidence that covid-19 can be spread by tiny particles in the air. more on that and a few minutes. e u.k. government has unveiled a 30 billion pound plan to support the econo

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the freeman foundation. s also provided by, by judy and peter blum kovler undation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. viewers like you. thank you. katty: anything willri aca drive huawei -- am about retaliation as the trump administration takes aim. one top trade official slams 112 -- toplloctor,hi covid tears to the country. lessons learned, or not? fewy was the road hotspot a months ago. now, italians are enjoying life again. how did they do it? downsizing on the big da how weddings in england haveto d trim the guest list all because ofhe virus. ♪ welcome to "world news america" on pbs and around thlobe. the trump administration is ratcheting up issues with china, secretary of state mike pompeo promising to imposeisa restrictions for workers on the company, huawei, and banning them fromwohe 5g n. china is pushing back, calling that ban wrong. >> to have information, to be connected at all times, to watch and listen to whatever we wan it seems to know no bounds. 5g, with the chinese teleco

i'm james freeman. thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ jack: welcome to barron's round talking about where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week with ahead. i'm jack otter. the nasdaq hitting record highs this week, the future of red hot tech stock are important things investors should be thinking about right now. stock pick pers say they do best in aing volatile market. well, they sure have one now. a round table of top investors gave us their picks. shares of tesla and other electric vehicle makers have been racing higher, and the covid-19 cri

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the freeman foundation by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; ng solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. welcome to "outside source." ghislaine maxwell, the associate and ex-girlfriend of financier teffrey e has been arrested by the fbi. >> maxwell enticed minor girls, got them to trust hernd delivered them into the trap that she and epstein had set for them. anchor: china goes on the attack afte growi international criticism of a new securony law imposeong kong. the u.secords it largest number of nuclear virus infections in a single day. the country's top infectious disease ex out break -- greater outbreak could be on the way. over 800 arrests are made across europe as at messaging network used to trade drugs and weapons edis inftr welcome. thanks for joining us. ghislaine maxwell, the aociate and ex-girlfriend of disgraced financier jeffrey epstein, has been arrested by the fbi. mmiwell is facing six charges, among them recruiting and grooming girls, one as young as 14. th man in the photo with her, jeffr

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of covid-19 cases and how state health officials are addressing it, we are joined by lori trammell freeman, the ceo of the national association of county and city health officials. >> thank you. host: tell us about your association. what is its role and mission? guest: the national association of county and city health officials, we are the national nonprofit the represent local -- that represents nearly local 3000 health departments across the country in a number of ways. we provide them with resources and publications and guidance. we also are a liaison between our health department and the federal agencies. the cdc, health and human services, fema and others. and we basically advocate on their behalf, to ensure that our government public health system is resourced in the correct ways. host: how are most city and county local health officials funded? guest: they are funded through their state primarily, our federal government, typically at -- allocate health funding to the states. states across the country, public health activities in their communities and the states can also apply for f

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