and that's exactly what's happening now to people like rhonda anderson. when south carolina let its moratorium expire in may, it saw a spike in eviction filings, says charleston attorney nicole paluzzi. >> what we're seeing na significant bump in the nonpayment of rent cases. and a lot that is related to people being unemployed during covid-19, during the shutdowns. >> it's rely kind of a perfect storm. university's lavar edmonds studies evictions. he says they weralready a major problem before the pandemic. you can see rents have beenrs, increasing considerably, whereas incomes remain relatively stagnant >> brangham: in 2018, one in four renters in the u.s. put are than half of their income toward rent, aut half of renters have less than $1,000 in savings. >> they're paying rent, but edge of something goes wrong and now we've got a problem. >> brangham: and now what's pushinmany renters over that edge is the economic fallout foom the pandemic. one recent surved up to a third of all renters weren't able to pay re in april. that's causing housing advocates

by then, todd and rhonda already had anna kate. when the girls were a little over a year old, the henthorns came to mississippi and the who cousins got to meet. >> it was a very happy occasion. and i do remember toni just being so happy to have haley, so -- and so was harold. >> reporter: and although toni had always wanted to be a mom, it was pretty clear harold was mr. mom. >> he was the one in charge. the diaper change. most women have to beg their husbands to do that kind of stuff. he was the one -- he was like a nanny. >> reporter: hands-on dad? >> yeah. he was in charge of everything about that child. >> having a good little day here. >> reporter: with harold such a doting father, toni was able to go back to work. she soon built a thriving practice in colorado. >> she was a beloved doctor. she had a really great bedside manner. >> reporter: tammi abruscatto managed the practice. >> she took time. she treated her patients as a whole body not just their eyes. she was interested in their family life. she had the good old-fashion

that is right near to let us look a rhonda this small central african country has lost nearly 20 percent of its forest cover in just the last thing is but the country is working hard to clean up its act with recycling initiatives and a ban on plastics now begins a payment systems could provide another helping hut if you want to take a motorbike taxi in london's capital kigali for example you can't pay with bank notes anymore and that's just the start rhonda hopes entrancing with to phase out paper money. back on the road after 2 months of coronavirus induced absence motorcycle taxi drivers in the rwandan capital kigali are back to work but one thing is not as it used to be mobile payments are now mandatory cash is a thing of the past as well as that being more hygenic drivers are experiencing other benefits to. the device means i no longer have to bargain with the client about the cost of the trip. now it's the meter that determines the fare. it's also eliminated cash transactions whenever i transport a passenger they pay electronically. this is tim has been in place since may 28000 moto

we visit rhonda where the government has introduced a state has just gone to visit it all to the bank notes. and we also see how a military training drones can actually promote conservation. and we meet at the deny an artist who is using if god wants to pull for greater protection policy. it is a well established fucked that rhino horn is essentially made up of the same substance as a human thing and will but it continues to so for us to not make a prices especially in east asia where it is considered to have him in paula's south africa has a nearly 80 percent of the was whining on husband todd but poaching with only about $20000.00 on was left in the wild the country has now resulted in drastic measures in order to preempt porches box started to be gone or their rhinos going. to landsberg national park in south africa. iran has been spotted but steadily help has come too late after ripping off its horn coaches left it as prey for lions. helicopter pilot and he could jacobs is out on patrol surveying the area he's a founding member of the anti poaching group a rhino 911 an organizatio

capital for example you can't pay with bank notes and that's just the start rhonda hopes increasingly to phase out money. back on the road after 2 months of coronavirus induced absence motorcycle taxi drivers in the rwandan capital kigali are back to work but one thing is not as it used to be mobile payments are now mandatory cash is a thing of the past as well as that being more hygenic drivers are experiencing other benefits to. the device means i no longer have to bargain with the client about the cost of the trip. now it's the meter that determines the fare. it's also eliminated cash transactions whenever i transport a passenger they pay electronically. this is still has been in place since may 28th 1000 motorcycle taxi drivers have signed up the technology behind it was developed by a real one company. they are just during their names on our platform and all saw they are opening a bank account so we're working with the. local bank so that they can be. a bank account at the same time and registering their name on our products. after signing up the drivers get a smart phone which t

at 49 hospitals have reportedly reached capacity as health care workers are pleading with governor rhonda santas to require a statewide mask mandates and more code in 1980 regulations so for more on all of that let's turn to argue john hardy down in miami john what exactly are these health care workers saying. well 1st off manila let's talk about who they are there are miami dade county health care professionals we're talking about nurses we're talking about doctors and they held an online press conference to basically push for more kovan 1000 regulation statewide and they were really led by a woman named martha baker a registered nurse here in the miami area and head of the service employees international union or sci you jackson health system that's a big health system here in south florida university of miami health in a hospital among others anyway she called on governor rhonda santas to quote become the leader we need him to be and to come up she says with a consistent strategic plan to fight the ongoing pandemic here in florida here's what she said listen so please governor to see a

line staff is really incredible and yet we have a governor here rhonda santas who's at the white house meeting with president trump saying that he will not talk about rolling back closures closing businesses even pushing parents to send their children to schools now clearly when you look at these world health organization figures they are simply shocking given how much progress some of these countries of made we're now talking about $5000.00 deaths per day each and every day that's up from 4600 in june so clearly this pandemic is taking hold once again which really prompts the question as to how the approach here in the united states is working it's a very patchwork approach rhonda scientist doesn't want to close businesses he does not want to mandate the wearing of masks yet here in miami dade county the worst affected in this state the mayor of miami has mandated mask wearing and sent out a squad of over 40 police officers who will hand out fines to people that don't abide by those rules so while you've got this patchwork approach going on there is no joined up thinking here in the u

. >> brangham: rhonda took on extra hours at her job. ocshe's the head cook at a nursing home. 75 hours a week, but itnstillto hasn't been enough to make rent on time-- something she's never had trouble with before. >> i've never been in this situation before, in any way, never. >> brangham: after paying the rent late in april and in may, her landlord told her she was being evicted. to evict us and we're stillgoing paying our payment? "i just want y'all out of there," and we didn't know why. >> brangha the landlord said anderson paid her rent late several times, and she was violating her lease because her 20-year-old n wasn't on the initial paperwork. he had come to live with her when his college closed because of the pandemi the cares act-- the coronavirus relief package congress passed earlier this year-- halted evictions for anyone living in properties with federally-backed mortgages. but, that only applies to about a third of renters nationwide, and it's set to expire july 25. in addition to the federal protection most states put a p

because daily infection rates are so high many politicians including florida's republican governor rhonda sanchez are adamant about avoiding another shutdown relying instead on increased testing to bring the virus under control. but with intensive care units in the state filling to capacity it's already too late for that and health care workers will have to shoulder the burden of being unable to save many lives and correspondent sean seaman's is in miami for us we're seeing new figures what's the situation like in miami. so duration is grim and as much as the figures today and now there are 11000 new coronavirus infection cases that's massive yesterday 15000. florida as a state has 20 percent more new coronavirus cases then arizona 70 percent more than texas double the amount of california so this is the absolute red zone here this is the worst case scenario in the last 4 weeks and for florida remember just a few months ago and this is like groundhog day here it was this governor and this state which came late to the game they closed down late and they opened early and people forgot to we

because daily infection rates are so high many politicians including florida's republican governor rhonda sanchez are adamant about avoiding another shutdown relying instead on increased testing to bring the virus under control. but with intensive care units in the state filling to capacity it's already too late for that and health care workers will have to shoulder the burden of being unable to save many lives. indeed i meet stephan simmons is in miami florida he sent his assessment of the situation there. well come to miami welcome to miami dade county and welcome to florida the rent zone state parks and also in the united states this state with more new coronavirus cases than any other state in the headlines nowadays 20 percent more cases than arizona 70 percent more cases than texas and double the amount of new coronavirus cases then california florida is in deep deep trouble when it comes to corona virus infection cases plus death rates are also going up the trajectory for florida in terms of coronavirus and what happens next for the next few weeks is dire why that's why for weeks no

i started a program to run this point and i respect rhonda, good person. i hope she sticks with politics. she's a good person. i started a program several years ago in illinois called build the bench because of some of those reasons the rhonda just mentioned and i recruit into this program a focus on women, young people and people of color.co that's who i brought into the bill the bench program to seek those fundamentals on how to run and had when and when we do a whole segment on fund-raising because unfortunately it's a necessary part of running for office. >> i will put a plug-in to. we do a similar thing for young women running for office and again we did spend a considerable amount of time on fund-raising as well because you have to. let me get back to some questions here. this is a question from ross u.s. how do you feel the impact of having a woman on the ticket with joe biden will affect her? >> i will start in any way in. women are motivated whether it's a woman on the ticket or not to be donald trump had to make sure we are holding onto this spir

>> reporter: rhonda leavy also happens to be vice president of the homeowners association. >> i think everybody should be able to say what they believe and what they want to support. >> reporter: the signs were made and displayed by her partner, michael hernandez. >> i'm latino and black lives matter has to do with the injustice in what the police have done through time, through history. and i've been a part of that myself because of my race. >> reporter: hernandez also used the words rear end to keep the sentiment polite. >> there are kids in the neighborhood. i didn't want to be rude to any parent or any child. >> reporter: but the email the couple received did not mention social justice issues. it said they violated hoa regulations because the signs don't meet the criteria for what is allowed and they were not first approved by the association. the couple argues the hoa has no jurisdiction over someone's personal automobile and questions whether the hoa would cono mention of signs and vehicles. >> i don't pay no premiums, or no hoa dues , for my vehicle. i own it outright. they hav

. >> we had two questions here from rhonda moskovitz. of the first one is do you think catherine knows where the millions are hidden? >> i mean, i have to assume she knows where some money is hidden. she was on the run with him for 16 years. she has not spoken to authorities. she was the good old gangster that she promised whitey she would be. she never cracked. she served her time. she's out of jail and living with members of bulger's family on south shore massachusetts and i think she probably does have information about where he has money hidden. >> the fbi agent said for the book look, if someone close to bulger knows where those safety deposit boxes are and he went away with probably $30 million worth of ill-gotten gains and ultimately that money should go to the victims families. of the fbi said look, follow those types of people that are close to -- that were close to whitey because ultimately they will lead you to where the lottery is. >> they were in that tiny apartment and you were in there and saw how small it was. $800,000 in

also recorded a 4th consecutive day with more than 100 deaths florida's republican governor governor rhonda saunders who is facing criticism for his handling of the pandemic has blamed the high number on increased testing in the state. correspondent is in miami outside the jackson memorial hospital staff and we are seeing grim new figures what's the situation like on the ground there in miami. described the situation absolutely accurate it is horrible situation florida is a so-called red state red states there are 18 in the united states and this terminology stems from a report which was prepared for the coronavirus task force in washington d.c. in the white house which the white house has not made public yet but it is true florida has tremendous new infection cases numbers here yesterday 13000 today 11000 in the days not over here in miami dade county and in miami so doctors we talked to from the jackson memorial hospital they do not expect any good news for the next following days or today in terms of infection rates and death rates remember it takes and rates is one thing death rates is

to surge the state set a record with 15299 new cases july 11th higher than any other state governor rhonda santas says testing for the virus has ramped up statewide so we've tested 2400000 people that is one for every 9 people in the state of florida so i'd be interesting to see what other things have been tested at this level you know in our country and in modern times but this is something that as a whole the country's done a lot of test obviously florida you know we're doing a lot to go in the last however however many we want to demand has really been high demand for kovan 1000 tests has been so high there been numerous reports of people waiting for hours in line stretching at least a mile long and test results in some cases taking several weeks in miami dade county where the number of cases is now close to 68000 the highest in florida one in 3 people who reportedly took a coded 1900 test last week tested positive representative ted deutch of florida tweeted this sunday gov to santa spent yesterday raving about all the testing in florida today our state reported over 15000 new cases ca

governor rhonda santas who while during a press conference this week in miami said he couldn't recall if there's even a case of kobe 19 back in early march was heckled by a protester. so i think they are. the santas coming under increasing pressure continues to deny any plans to roll back the state's reopening as which started back in may but some top florida officials are calling on the santas to impose a mandatory statewide stay at home order meanwhile this week the city of miami beach ordered all short term rentals to be shut down that's existing and future reservations and miami dade county passed an emergency ordinance increasing fines for people not wearing masks for the news with rick sanchez john hardy good stuff job but actually this is the news of those you're watching our special coverage when we come back ok we showed you how things in georgia things in florida there's a lot of frustration a lot of people are out of the. time coping what are the coping mechanisms for all of us especially those of us trying to maintain relationships or those trying to find relationships in

. >> and then cynthia has to questions from rhonda moskowitz . the first one is do you think catherine knows where it is hidden? >> i have to assume she knows where some money is hidden. she was on the run for 16 years. she has not spoken to authorities. she was the good old gangster mall that she promised whitey she would beshe never cracked . he served her time and she's out of jail, now living with members of bulger's family in massachusetts and i think she probably does have some information about where he has money hidden . >> the fbi in the book, they all said if somebody close to bulger knows where those safety deposit boxes are there were probably $30 million worth of james and ultimately that money should go to the victims families. and the fbi in that said look, follow those types of people that are close to you were close to whitey because ultimately they're going to lead you to where the lottery is area. >> they were in that tiny apartment, you guys saw how small it was really 800,000 dollars in cash takes up a lot of space area and a

this is according to rhonda mcdaniel. is the convention going to have the same impact under these restrictions? >> we believe the convention will be a huge success and have a great impact on making sure we get donald trump's message out from the president and vice president. we will make sure this is a safe and successful event, the republican national committee will make sure it happens not only to success of 38 years in office but what we can look forward to for four more years and make sure this is a few for delegates to get the job done so donald trump and mike pence become the formal nominees of the party on the ticket in november. todd: thanks for joining us. over to you. >> overnight police identify a person of interest in the brutal murder of a tech ceo. he was repeatedly stabbed and dismembered inside his manhattan apartment, the killer reportedly wore a ninja lawsuit and followed him out of his apartment elevator tasting him before the attack. investigators believe the murder was financially motivated. scaffoldi

line staff is really incredible and yet we have a governor here rhonda santas who's at the white house meeting with president trump saying that he will not talk about rolling back closures china and the u.s. are getting deeper into tit for tat actions after the american consulate in the city of chengdu is shut down it follows the u.s. ordering the closure of the chinese consulate in houston texas relations between the 2 have deteriorated sharply this year with a flashpoint over coronavirus and. airlines have been told they should urgently inspect the type of boeing jets its over fears planes park during the pandemic could suffer engine failure the u.s. civil aviation watchdog says 2000 boeing 737 could have suffered corrosion while parked for weeks as global demand for flights plummeted. those are the headlines on al-jazeera there's more news coming up right after counting the cost of my. incarcerated. in russia's toughest prisons stripped of their liberties. unexpected creative opportunity. a singing contest like nor their offers a chance of redemption and hope for the talented few. t

some kind of joined up thinking in tackling this pandemic looking for some leadership from people like rhonda santas in the face of these horrendous figures when our approaching almost 6000 deaths in this state and of course the united states hit more than 4000000 cases in total in the last couple of days all right andy thank you for that update from miami. nearly $49000.00 new coronavirus cases have been reported in india pushing the total there to more than $1300000.00 this is the 3rd day in a row that new infections have been above the 45000 mark the chief minister of mines or protest state is the latest high profile figure to test positive he's been taken to hospital the government has confirmed that 3331300 deaths at least half of india's population is under some form of lock down with the country reporting the world's 3rd highest infection total brazil's president says he's now tested negative for corona virus after spending weeks in court with covert 19 j are both so narrow posted this photo on twitter showing him with a box of the anti-malarial drug hydrox a cork when he's followed th

$49.00 hospitals have reportedly reached capacity as health care workers are pleading with governor rhonda santos to require a statewide math mandate. and over to california now where demonstrators chained themselves to a fence outside of governor gavin newsom's home the group is calling for the release of inmates and to immigration transfers as the coronavirus continues to spread in state prisons the protesters were arrested and charged with trespassing failure to leave unlawful assembly and failure to disperse after a warning. elsewhere around the world my answer taking place inside of bolivian president following the deaths of 3 prisoners who took coronavirus some inmates have climbed on top of the prison rupe waving flags a cardboard coffin and banners demanding to be seen by doctors officials at that prison are still awaiting medical test results of 20 other inmates who died in recent weeks suspected to be coded 1000 related. and a michigan judge has denied the release of a teenage girl who was jailed and during this pandemic for not doing her online school work we're going to discuss

masks because there is no mask monday here so it is a very difficult situation for all involved but rhonda santa is the governor of this state is refusing point blank to talk about closing down the economy again he's a close ally of president trump as i said that is the goal he wants to see the economy up and running again and making money but just in the last few moments an official in jacksonville florida has said the possibility of holding the republican convention which president was hoping to go to is now beyond the point of return because things are so bad in that city that just gives you an idea of how about the situation is here in florida and if these figures don't start trending downwards it is i think of many people's minds here what are the leaders going to do when will we get some guidance because there's an awful lot of confusion here there's long wait times for test results something up to 10 days in some cases and i've been seeing reports of people getting positive results when that isn't the case because the liberties of been messing up their test results so it is really a

officers now enforcing that they've handed out over $100.00 tickets already but that is something that rhonda scientists the governor of the state will not monday saying it's people's personal preference whether they want to wear masks or not and then of course you've got all the issues with the testing here the lines are getting longer but more importantly the wait for those results is getting unexceptable long it takes at least 10 days in some cases 2 weeks to get those results back which means in those in that period of time people could catch courbet 19 it's supposed to be 2 days those are the c.d.c. guidelines that is not happening in this state meanwhile the pandemic in the corona virus continues to really ravage the entire state. and the gallagher with the latest from florida joining us from miami and the same q. let's go to the white house now and speak to our correspondent there kimberly how kids can believe these new figures released today we understand around 4000000 infections in the u.s. potentially 25000000 people unemployed it was always about keeping that balance between healt

mike pence was supposed to visit sarasota thursday but was rerouted to tampa to meet with governor rhonda santos at u.s.s. health centers for advanced medical learning but going into the holiday weekend the message is the same for all states experience and up to stay home social distance where i'm asked and the beach is closed for our team and fair and friends that. i'm trinity chávez reporting in new york today the u.s. reaching another grim milestone amid the coronavirus pandemic officials reporting another 50000 new cold in 1000 cases the 5th single day case record in 8 days while the virus outbreak is hitting and evenly across the country with poor minority communities and nursing homes bearing the brunt of the disease prisons nationwide are getting hit the hardest no way to social distance you've shared a port a potty a cell the size of a porta potty what another person. with no windows by so is no air dust that's able to circulate through the air i mean these places is like breeding grounds for viruses and diseases san quentin state prison now the epicenter of california's corona v

. >> now we try to get a question in from rhonda craig you are up. >> thank you so much. based in l.a. currently that headed back i just graduated on saturday in foreign policy. prior to coming to school i worked in tv journalism and consultant racial equities so i'm never worked a campaign a day in my life so how do i go about the process to get into the world of politics? >> you send some people your resume and then we put it out there are two people who are looking for talent. the reality is if we only higher from that people only ever done presidential campaigns are politics we are not bringing talent in the door if that's the case i would not be here now we need people who are being creative and innovative. there senate races all across this country right now that the democrats need to win and go to these battleground places have you seen the polling we selected a democrat to the senate in georgia. there top races we have to defend and we want to get to the majority in the senate there is a coordinated campaign. but the best entry into politics that people have not d

we were able to convince them once we opened up things could not be back to normal florida governor rhonda santas a republican closely allied to president donald trump pushed for an early opening and he has not mandated mask wearing or issued any stay at home orders despite the surge part of the reason we have more positive tests is because we're doing so much testing at a recent event the governor was heckled shame on you you are an embarrassment doctor say the message to the public about mask wearing and hygiene has been inadequate if everyone's nose and mouth were covered we wouldn't be facing this this researches the problem of course is that it's been politicized and there are parts of the country and pockets with then even even parts of the country except masts that that believe that it's somehow a political statement or a sign of weakness or a disbelief in god to wear masks and that's simply not true florida schools are reopening causing some parents concern but the anti mask movement is still loudly proclaiming its distrust of public health advice yeah right this. all right well. d

now lost their lives and we still have this patchwork approach to tackling that pandemics you've got rhonda scientists the governor of the state a very close ally of the president saying that he will not look at closing businesses and pushing for people to send their children back to school meanwhile here in miami dade which is accounted for the majority of the cases in this state you've got the matter of miami putting a curfew in place now that's been there for a few days and also putting a mandatory mask order in place and in fact deploying over 40 police officers to reinforce that several fines have already been handed out to people they'll get a fine about $100.00 the 1st time if they keep on offending they could potentially go to jail in the mess is that method is actually working cases are down in the city of miami but overall the state is still in the throes of a very serious pandemic were about 10 days of at least 10000 cases a day and in fact on july the 12th we had almost 15000 cases so that is really shocking figure especially when you consider that more than a quarter of the peo

where the mare of miami's talking about perhaps shutting businesses down once again something that rhonda saunders does not want to see there was already a curfew in place here in miami beach from 10 pm till 6 am but this really continues to grow over the last 10 days the number of new cases has exceeded 10000 every day on july the 12th it was actually closer to 15000. u.s. president donald trump has again outlined his plans to send nor divorcement us now to several democrat led to cities as part of a federal crackdown on anti racism protests this despite criticism of the tactics used by offices during demonstrations in the city of portland white house correspondent can be helped it has more house democrats who are gravely concerned they say and are calling for a federal investigation into what they say are heavy handed tactics by federal authorities over the weekend particularly in portland where there is still ongoing social unrest protests going on and now the argument from democrats that this is really just an expression of their 1st amendment rights to peaceful protests republicans a

following a record-breaking 15,000 cases sunday, protesters interrupting a news conference with governor rhonda santos. >> shame on you. you are an embarrassment, we are getting record-breaking cases every day and you are doing nothing. jillian: there are 13 million confirmed cases worldwide. the world health organization saying we won't return to the old normal in the foreseeable future. rob: as big cities battle it out with the white house over how it if to open schools this fall louisiana senator john kennedy had strong words for those using america's kids as part of a political gym. >> keeping these schools closed is going to hurt worse than the coronavirus. people in good faith disagree with me. there are some people who want to keep schools closed, it gives them a political advantage, using kids for political ponds, wrong to do that to the kids of america. jillian: the georgia heartbeat abortion law. it violates the constitution. it looks to ban abortions once a detectable heartbeat was present. a federal judge blocks one of the strictest abortion laws, after the governor signs it. it wil

. >> reporter: rhonda happens to be the vice president of the homeowners association. >> everybody should be able to say how they believe and what they want to support. >> reporter: those signs were displayed by her partner michael hernandez. >> it's about police injustice. i have been part of that myself because of my race. >> reporter: used the word "reran" to be polite. >> i want to be rude to any parent or child. >> reporter: the email said that they violated hoa regulations because the signs don't meet the criteria and they were not approved by the association. the couple argues that they hoa has no jurisdiction over someone's personal automobile and questions whether or not they would complain about bumper stickers. >> i not pay ocho hoa dues and premiums for my vehicle. i own that out right. they have no right to tell me what i can put are not put on my vehicle. >> neighbors said they support the signs. >> the homeowners a station might be overreaching. >> i'm not going to take my signs down. i'm not violating anything. is just a message to make people be aware. >> they said they p

officers now enforcing that they've handed out over 100 tickets already but that is something that rhonda scientists the governor of the state will not monday a saying it's people's personal preference whether they want to wear masks or not and then of course you go all the issues with the testing here the lines are getting longer but more importantly the wait for those results is getting on the acceptably long it takes at least 10 days in some cases 2 weeks to get those results back which means in those in that period of time people could catch courbet 19 it's supposed to be 2 days those are the c.d.c. guidelines that is not happening in this state meanwhile the pandemic in the corona virus continues to really ravaged the entire state. the number of corona virus cases in south africa has surged past 400000 and that's prompted president serial am opposed to shut schools for the next 4 weeks the announcement comes the scientists warn that there's a huge discrepancy between the number of reported kovac 1000 deaths and deaths from natural causes an independent committee found about 700000 ex

coming from to you from tampa florida and i say this all the time, in the florida governor election rhonda santos and trent desantis one black voters and that's not only an empathetic message but it's also a message that can win this presidential election and i think that we have been missing an opportunity in the past to have this conversation but the president is taking it right now and that is a very exciting thing and it's exciting to watch and people like us just need to start pushing those messages more and more and if somebody is a product of some barel very poorly performing middle and high schools that i went to in akron ohio, i've spoke about it before, i know what it's like to be a black kid in a poorly performing school, and i wish that i would've had that option because i did have supportive parents but i did not have that option. that could've changed a lot of things for me at that point. >> the reason the school choice issue is such a winner politically is because it's so clear and simple and practical. that's why as i said earlier they've got to do this in the relief bill b

rhonda mcdaniel, welcome back. nice to see you today. 106 days away. react to the number first. >> i have struggled with a lot of these polls and the metrics behind them. many of them are sampling only registered voters. michigan or georgia, they are automatically registered when they go to the dmv, it's an inaccurate sampling. 96% are registered, but 63 turned out in eight presidential election. and georgia it's 93% registered, but 74% turnout. you have to be sampling likely voters. what we are seeing is the president doing incredibly well in battleground states. we see him with strong showings in the states that he won. a tight race. joe biden continues to hide in his basement. president trump continues to lead. all the things that he is leading. it's going to be a race to the finish and november. >> bill: here it is, biden leads with women, african-american, hispanic,, and dependents. do you dismiss that as well? >> i always am looking at the metrics and it's the battleground states that matter. we see the president and very strong shape. are there

rhonda leavy and michael hernandez but the signs on the windshields of their car, one sign supports black lives matter, the other criticizes president trump area the couple recently received an email from the homeowners association, saying that the signs will have to go because they violate neighborhood rules. >> i was shocked, my mouth fell open. i was like -- really? >> i don't pay a premium for [null] a dues for my vehicle. i own it outright. they have no right to tell me what i can put or what i cannot put on my vehicle. >> influential conservative members of the homeowners association are behind the email. we tried to contact the homeowners association, and the property manager, but we have had no response. >> people who live in rvs, your harding park in san francisco now have a temporary place to safely park. 50 people along lake boulevard were told that they had to leave the area, for the upcoming pga championship, and they were not given alternative places to park. the city now says that they plan to issue a temporary overnight parking permit for the ocean beach parking lot. >> we

rhonda santos has decided not to reimpose a shutdown. people need information, not mandates. >> the cdc, they are not mixed with their message. we have to be consistent and talk to people. people are smart. they will make good decisions. >>> the governor of texas among those ordered to wear face coverings, but president tran says he has no plans to issue a mandate that requires people to wear a mask. in west hollywood, people who are caught not wearing a face covering will be fine. the sheriff deputies announced that they are going to start issue tickets to people who flatly refused to wear a mask on the sunset strip, and other areas of west hollywood. the first offenders will face a $300 ticket. >>> a close friend of jeffrey epstein is in a federal jail, accused of helping him exploit and abuse underage girls. ghislane maxwell is charged with federal counts, including conspiracy to entice minors to travel to engage in illegal sex acts. she is accused of recruiting three minors to be abused by her and epstein, between 1994 and 1997. the

i am aame is rhonda and junior at eastern senior high school. i know you say that you are supposed to keep going with what you're doing but was there any time when you are a civil rights later that your fear made you stop or hesitate -- were a civil rights leader that your fear made you stop or hesitate? rep. lewis: never ever did i consider throwing in the towel or saying again quote maybe this is too dangerous. -- "maybe this is too dangerous." when we marched from selma to montgomery and we were facing the soldiers, when we were told that we had three minutes to dispersed -- disperse and go back to our church, in less than saidute and a half, he "troopers, advance." they trembled us with horses and released tear gas. i had a concussion at the bridge, but i did not give up. i was hospitalized for three days. two weeks later, we started the march all over again. i got up and i walked all the way. i remember on that march someplace between selma and montgomery, it rained. the heavens just opened up. on luther king junior was walking bus -- marti

>>you know really reach out to the calls that are interested and senate to that right rhonda said he says the cia is keeping a close eye on the changing developments with covid 90 this is education based athletics and so we're going to follow the guidelines were state the governor of the art of education department of public health has it led you kron 4 news. >>still to come the federal officer was caught on camera beating a 53 year-old navy veteran during a protest in portland with that bet says happened right before he was attacked. >>and a scare in the air 3 people hospitalized after helicopter being used by pg any was forced to make an emergency landing. >>and as the coronavirus continues its strong hold over the u.s.. the latest results from a vaccine trial >>tonight 4 states are reporting record coronavirus cases in by the end of the week the u.s. could hit 4 million much more sobering milestone tonight, the u.s. has surpassed 140,000 deaths that number 140,922 in more than 3.8 million people in america have been infected. >>in the heart of miami's beaches and nightlife distric