gwen has a -- gwen has a a country hit right now. we have a duet >> wooo! >> who would have ever thought that gwen stefani on country radio? >> jimmy: i know i love it. i ththat i was like, "wow, you just" -- these songs come to blake. they're so incredible. and i was dreaming that i could be on it we were working out together in the gym. and i was like, "man, i wish you'd put me on this one." he actually turned the song off -- "dang, i wish i would put you on this one. and then he did. so here we are and -- >> jimmy: was it written as a duet when it first - >> it wasn't it was just -- no, it wasn't was it >> no. >> no. >> but what's crazy is that one of the writers, shane, had sent me the song to give to blake like one of those, he had my text, he wanted me to give it to him so it was a weird coincidence the whole thing. >> jimmy: are you getting him into ska music at all? >> i tried i made him a ska playlist. we were listening to a bunch of reggae and ub-40 we werhere the other day.d planting and we were listening to a lot of that music that day so, did y

blake is going to join us talking about a new song with he and his girl gwen. >> where's gwen? >> where's gwen? is she awake >> hell no >> we're back after your local news >>> good morning. it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. next tuesday marks one year since the deadly rampage at the gilroy garlic festival. but the spirit of the festival is still alive this year in a virtual format. organizers hold a virtual kickoff on facebook for the next three days. it will be all things garlic online with numerous events. all celebrating one of the world a most popular seasonings. we can tell you next tuesday in gilroy, a small memorial will take place. a look at the also be live forecast for you on this friday, kari. it's looking nice out there for us. >> yeah, take a look at all the sunshine we're seeing in walnut creek right now. we're going to continue to enjoy some great weather today as we look at our temperatures around the bay area. expected to only reach into the upper 70s and we'll see low to mid-80s for the tri-valley. up to 86 in antioch and north bay temperatures up to 81 in nap

. >> 62-year-old gwen robinson was a beloved employee at the nation's largest veterans home, where she worked for 12 years. new tonight, we talked to her children. they don't think that she got the virus that work. >> reporter: no direct link and only one other employee has tested positive and they are in a different department. for gwen, in just days, it proved fatal. >> she was just here, just right here. >> loved her crafts room and her niners room, shandra has been big fans. >> my mom and dad loved the 49ers. >> reporter: now daughter ebony is quarantined, alone in their vallejo home. her brother brings food and comfort, both of them reeling at their mom's abrupt death and their dad now in intensive care. >> her purse is still in the house. her shoes, every part of her is still there. >> reporter: 62-year-old gwen worked at the veterans home where a shut down and strict screening has kept covid at bay. it after work last tuesday she was overcome with fever and nausea and tested positive. >> we were able to laugh and joke for a little bit and we really thought she was going to pull

can i ask you something, gwen? what the hell is wrong with you? we're living through a plague, gwen. are you living under a rock? do you think i woke up thinking i hope i get to walk by gwen so i can breathe in your disgusting droplets? no one wants your droplets, gwen. you selfish pig. you are a selfish pig. that's what dan says. hi, seth. mazel tov on your bar mitzvah. if your parents didn't already know you were gay, they did as soon as you asked for a cameo from me. i just wanted to say congratulations, and i heard the theme of your bar mitzvah party is defund the police. which i think is so great. oh, wait, no it's not, it's apparently the academy awards. you know what, seth, maybe you should tell your parents to take the $50,000 they're spending on birthday party on you, a child, who's accomplished nothing, and use it to play a little party game i like to call reparations. anyway, mazel tov, sethy. we all love you. and there you go, my first cameos. so if you want your own personalized video message from me it will only cost you $700, which

wisconsin congresswoman gwen has plans to assist these communities. she'll tell us about them, when we come back. >>> coronavirus cases across the country are rising fast. before and during this holiday weekend. this could be the fourth day in a row with more than 50,000 new cases. america has more than 2.8 million confirmed cases of covid-19, and moor than 130,000 known deaths. meanwhile, the virus' economic toll is also deeply felt. unemployment still over 10% despite adding jobs in june, especially slow for african-americans. we currently have the highest unemployment rate of any racial group. 15.4%. joining us now is democratic congresswoman gwen moore of wisconsin representing the milwaukee area. she's also a member of the house ways and means committee, and of the congressional black caucus. congresswoman, good morning. >> good morning. how you doing, joshua? >> i'm well, thank you. i do want to talk to you about what's happening in wisconsin. covid-19 cases are surging there. there are more than 31,000 cases in the last two weeks, wisconsin has

the home has no infected residence and only two positive employees, gwen one of them. >> to loser so quickly, it's been hard. >> reporter: 37-year-old ebony says her symptoms are easy. she doesn't expect to ever know how they got covid. but she drives distribution trucks for the post office, another disability possibility. in just days everything changed and they hope their loss, a mom and grandmother of nine, will make people careful. >> it is real and has devastated people in our family in the matter of a week. >> reporter: doctors told the family that keith robinson, still on a ventilator, is improving. they have guarded hope that he will pull through. >>> there is more disturbing news from a marin county nursing home were dozens of residents have contracted coronavirus. six more residents at the marin postacute skill nursing facility in san rafael have died. the total number of patients there that have died is 11. 11 more residents are infected, for a total of 66. 20 staffers have tested positive. >>> more urgently needed testing is coming to san francisco. the city says it is ad

. >> gwen worked at the veterans home where it shut down and strict screening has kept covid at bay but after work last tuesday she was overcome with fever and nausea at the er tested positive. >> she face timed me and we were able to laugh and joke for a little bit and we really thought she was going to pull through. >> reporter: with asthma and a blood condition she worsened and by saturday she said her goodbyes on face time. >> i told her that she does not have to fight no more, that she can walk towards the light and go get her wings. >> keith robinson was at kaiser also, together, 35 years, they managed a phone call from the hospital beds before gwen past. >> the one thing he told me before he was intubated was please play her to rest. >> now a go-fund-me raises funds for those expenses with comments pouring in, praising gwen's giving ways, for 12 years volunteering at the retirement home, showering that's with attention and all the donations she could find. >> she said this is my way of showing my appreciation for them serving our country that i can be nice and sweet and love on t

i'm joined now by the mother of eric garner, gwen carr. it's great to have you with us. thanks for joining us on have very important day. the world got to know eric garner through that tragic event six years ago. i want to know how you're remembering your son today and what do you want people to remember. >> i am remembering him today as i remember him every day. today is especially hard because it brings back all the memories of that day that nypd murdered my son. even though he said "i can't breathe" 11 times, they decided to take his life anyway. you know, i just think that he would be so proud of me because he'd see how his mother has stood up through these six years non-stop with the cameras on, with the cam ross off. i've been going to legislators to get laws changed. you know we have gotten laws changed in his honor. the eric garner anti chokehold law. today what i'm doing, it's a private day for me today. usually i have hundreds of people around me. today just me and the family, the grandchildren. we're going to visit eric's grave. we're going to remember him pri

joining me now is democratic congresswoman gwen moore. this is even more authoritarian because it's not the president who said he wants to send people there, it's the chief of staff mark meadows. this is now spreading all over the place that kind of anybody can send federal agents to whatever city they just decide to. >> ali, good morning in the is an absolutely lawless, unconstitutional, unprecedented action in the united states of america. and i watched your earlier blocks and so hopefully we will be able to get some judicial relief from these storm troopers. i am very concerned about the notion that they're going to send these troops to milwaukee. and, in fact, they have already sort of laid the groundwork for this operation, legend and predecessor operation relentless pursuit. and to use as an excuse the increased murder rate in milwaukee, much of it caused by the increase and misery index from this pandemic virus that the president has done nothing to provide national leadership around mitigating where we've seen this increase largel

and he's also the one that came up with the pop residency, having big stars like gwen stefani and jennifer lopez do long-term stints here. if we think back to the coliseum, when it was first created, it was for céline dion, and that was a residency which was wildly successful. céline and caesars grossed $385 million in ticket sales over 5 years. this planet hollywood theater holds 4,600 people. sell out all the seats, and the cash registers really ring. lemonis: this can get pretty close to a million dollars of revenue if all things are firing on all cylinders? -yes. -in a night? yes, and there's certain nights where, even just with ticket revenue, we've been over a million. even with the resident artists. criss' new theater promises to be spectacular and will raise audience participation to new heights. criss: so, when i levitate and fly around onstage, part of the audience will float out of their seats. -at least in their mind. -no. literally. criss wasn't ready to show me that trick yet, but he did have one bit of magic up his sleeve. so, we're gonna try something. i want you to write

>> sreenivasan: in an interview with newshour's gwen ifill in 2013, lewis reflected on his words that day.ga >> when yo your speech thatay, you were considered to be a radical. everody remembers the "i have a dream" speh as being this uplifting speech about togetherness and brotherhood, but yours was a little tougher. >> i felt that we had to be tough. i had to deliver a speech that reflected the feeling, the views of the young people, and also the views and feelings of the people that was struggling in the black belt of alabama, in southwest georgia, in the delta of mississippi. >> sreenivasan: lewis was elected to the house of representatives from the t distrit includes much of atlanta in 1986, becoming onlyan the second afrmerican to represent georgia in congress since reconstruction.le s continued to stand up and cause the "good trouble" he advocated roughout his life. >> we're calling on the common sense gun chouse to bring legislation to the house floor. >> sreenivasan: he led a sit in on the floor of the house in 2016, demanding gun control legislation afr the pulse nightclub m

security subcommittee hearing and i'm glad also to see that we're going to be joined by representative gwen moore and representative tom bryce for this hearing. before we begin again, just some of the preliminaries i'd like to thank subcommittee majority and minority staff catherine olsen, alisa walker, tj sutcliff, andrew sadiqy and amy stuart for persevering through this very difficult times. and before i begin, i want to take a moment to remember our former social security chair sam johnson who passed away back in june. sam, as all of you know, was an iconic american war hero. he epitomized that stoic silence and toughness needed to persevere through his captivity by the vietcong. he was as decent and caring and humble american whose nobility was measured by his actions and not his words. and, above the speakers, in the house of representatives it said that we may in our day in generation perform something worthy to be remembered. sam johnson lived up to that. he would look you in the eye, his word was his bond. he never sought the limelight. he always just sought to do what was right. i

for now, i'm gwen baumgardner with a look at some of the other stories we're following. many college students use summertime off to gain valuable work experience. naomi ruckham explains how some companies have modified business to keep those years intact. >> reporter: college studentview aira is in the midst of an internship roach in indiana. every morning she wakes up in another city -- chicago. >> when my school shut down, i definitely worried about am i going to have an internship. >> reporter: the college senior was supposed to be spending the summer in indianapolis. like so many jobs, her internship in roche's diversity and inclusion department became virtual. companies depend on intern programs to find new workers. in indianapolis, seven of the city's largest suppliers come together for a virtual campaign called indy fluence. >> the companies said we're going to maintain this relationship because this is what we'll need in the future. >> reporter: the program has more than 550 interns from 34 states and three countries. for large employers like eli lilly and compan

for now, i'm gwen baumgardner with a look beyond this morning's headlines. the coronavirus pandemic has led to a number of innovations that includes new products meant to help us avoid the virus. michael george has a look. >> reporter: these days it's not only fashionable to wear a mask, protecting your hands inspired this accessory. >> it's simple. stays on the wrist. you pull it down, and then you pull it like that. >> reporter: president of the company that developed the glove says it comes in various colors and offers an antimicrobial barrier between your hands and surfaces. >> it is washable, reusable, and so it's very sustainable. >> reporter: if the glove isn't your style, a british inventor came up with the hygiene hook which can be used to open or shut doors. this high-tech device keeps you from teaching your mouth or face. the bracelet vibrates if you move your hands in that direction. wearing a mask doesn't have to mean hiding your face. the company clear mask says its single-use plastic mask lets air flow on the sides and won't fog up. a business

gwen moore is recognized. ore: thank you so much for allowing me to weigh in on this very, very important meeting, and of course i do remember hearing about this. and my mom was born in 1918. so i do recall the conversation about about the benefits that you filed about security. and i'm so happy, mr. larson, that you -- that you brought this to our attention and proposed this fix. i guess my real problem is a missed connection with our colleagues about addressing this. we are dealing with a 5.9% reduction for social security benefits for those folks born in 1960. to the extent that we can all right anticipate that, i'm wondering with our folks on the ways and means i'mittee and our actuaries, wondering why, with the brilliance of the members on both sides of the aisle and our exceptional staff, and our actuaries, why we can't write provisions in this bill so they're adjustable once we get the impact measures after 2021. i think that if we were to wait to start this process, my fear would be that there would be

and i want to thank you, gwen, for joining us and thank you for your amendment on students. i would like to give my good friend and colleague a chance because i interrupted him, if he wanted to have a last word, et cetera, before we again thank the witnesses, et cetera. >> i appreciate that opportunity, chairman. this is an important committee. it's important for us as the members of the ways and means to help focus on how do we make social security sustainable, ongoing program. as a former state treasurer and my background as an engineer, i deal a lot with data and facts and i would rather make sure we have the right facts before us before we move forward with a solution that may not correct and may not work in those cases. thank you for the opportunity to say that. >> thank you, again, sir. i want to thank all the witnesses as well for your expert testimony. i appreciate your taking your time and let us all have our sleeves rolled up, so to speak, and shoulder to the wheel and let us hope before we adjourn in august, we provide the american people with a solution to the co

i know gwen reached out to us and hans reached out to us and of course lee rosen and then their ops team lead so we've been in contact with the entire spectrum of folks on the space x side. they've all been, it's not reassuring is the wrong word but they certainly have confidence in the equipment and the plan we have in front of us and they continue to tweakand make it as best as it possibly can . for the splashdown that were going to go through here in a couple of days so i think that's probably the thing that really is most impressive about that theme is that willingness to continue to improve, to continue to make corrections or things that have changed area things that they've bought a lot more about tested on the ground prior to our splashdown but since we launched and we gotten some updates on those things, it's the mark of a good team that continues to strive to make the event as successful as it canpossibly be . >> now we have robert perlman from collect space. >> hi guys. the first spaceship named endeavor splashdown on the apollo 15 mission on august 7, 1971, just a few days and

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. >>> our buddy blake shelton and gwen stefani are back. this morning we have an exclusive announcement that we're excited about. this friday here on the show, blake is releasing a brand new single featuring gwen. it's called "happy anywhere" and it is the kind of feel good tune we all could use right now plus they'll exclusively be performing that song for us right here on the show on friday and to get you excited, here's a quick look, a sneak peek of the music video for "happy anywhere." ♪ always my destination ♪ you're the only thing i'm chained to ♪ ♪ i could be happy anywhere ♪ i could be happy anywhere wit you ♪ >> love, love, love. >> just a little bit >> i do want more. >> we'll get you back on the show on friday when they'll be here live. they'll perform "happy anywhere" and that makes us happy. >>> and this weekend tiffany haddish had a new look on instagram. this goes back to earlier in the month when she said she was planning on just totally shaving her head take a look. >> anybody that knows me knows me knows i've b

receives a telephone call indicating that if you wanted to he could come and take movies of a coup clucks gwen meeting. he came. he met some hooded figures and arrangements were made for the taking of a movie. a movie was taken in which across was burned, some figures milled about, and yelled some stupid and rather senseless slogans and then a single figure was pant in on. he made a speech. a speech full of conditions, precedents, and reservations, hyperbola self evidently stupid and silly. another film taken is inside the house. >> there were guns? >> there were guns and both films. in both films. there were guns. it is also to be noted that the film was taken on a remote, private form in which apparently there is no evidence whatsoever that these people were not invitees present on that form by authority of the ownership of the farm. the case come on to trial the state produced nothing but the film in question. the only other evidence that the state produced was basically geared to identifying the personnel involved in the film. in other words, showing that the man brandenburg had a gun summ

when i ask michael gwen where were you on that day? i wasn't will worth. why were you there? she says because -- we had to go buy something. we knew how to do it. we were trained that if you did not buy something, you could be thrown out. so we go into buy something and she was standing waiting. it was a plan that had been created here on the campus. so the girls think that they did not get enough credit. that is what they would think. >> many other students take places at the lunch counter. there were carpools and carefully assigned rotating shifts. you sat there -- sat down there too. >> yes i did. beside linda brown. >> that's right. can you take us back and kind of describe the experience you had and the feelings generated and what you saw around you? >> i think we might have been young, because honestly, i felt -- felt proud. i don't think my mother ever felt -- maybe she felt proud, but i don't think that was her main feeling. i think she was terrified. i have a child. i think that, as a mother, i would be afraid. but i will tell you that i was proud to sit there. i was

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e north o us and will once tion gwen allow our low deck of clouds to respond to get a more robust marine layer, cooling us off for the week ahead. a roof camera. a little breeze out there. 67 in mountain view. cool spot, pacifica, 57. 59 in the city. 64 in oakland. 62 here in santa cruz with winds just about 10 miles an hour. and highs in the low 067s. so kind of a nice beach day out there. 64 in nevada with upper 60s by the delta. a lighter south wind here. but you have had some sun in the north bay. santa rosa just beginning to brighten up and at the airport. sea breeze up to 10, 12 miles an hour later on today and a sunny afternoon on the way so with the fog and compressed marine layer we had a little bit of drizzle along the coast. still have some but that too will evaporate. looking for a warmer day inland. hazy still in parts of south bay and the coast as that upper elevation smoke, couple thousand feet above allowing for a bit of haze but then that mixes out and we'll look for koerl weather with the trough into next week. so here is it plan for the fog. you can see a pullback by 4

. >> they have an interest in theater, music, opera, all sorts of different gwen res. >> and they truly do appreciate being able to gather together. >> the hammer executives launched a campaign to help reinvent self in a post covid world. the goal is to invest in a high definition multicamera set-up. current employees will also be trained to operate the new equipment. >> having the opportunity to step on that stage. it would honestly just take my breath away. >> the reason graduate performed in four productions at the hammer throughout her undergraduate career. >> with other actors and other students studying theater, and i felt very blessed and i was very grateful for the opportunity. >> formerly the home of the theater, the hammer hosts nearly 200 events every year and supports dozens of arts organizations throughout silicon valley by providing them with space to call their own. them prior to covid-19, the art sector accounted for more than 190 million in economic impact on an annual basis. >> we know that the arts are a source of inspiration for people. the arts speak to that and wha

gwen stefani and fellow country star. trace adkins each ticket will admit one car truck or suv and up to 6 family members or friends tickets go on sale july 14th through ticketmaster. and that wraps up kron 4 news at night. >>but vicki and i will be back for you at the top of the hour. new tonight on kron 4 news at 10 o'clock now for restaurants now rushing to get their customers there. last indoor dining experience before county cut off at midnight because writing rising coronavirus cases why one restaurant worker says they weren't given enough notice to shut down and there's just over a month until students in san francisco are supposed to go back to school the options, educators are considering to keep kids safe during the pandemic those stories and more just minutes away from kron 4 news at 10. motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the gei

i hope the great gwen eiffel and my mom will look down from heaven and be proud. so i will see you this weekend for a.m. joy, monday july 20th for the reid and tomorrow as the great steve kornacki will be here. do not go anywhere because "all in" with chris hayes is up next. >>> tonight on "all in," no one is above the law, especially this impeached president of the united states. the big takeaways from today's supreme court rulings. then trump wants slower coronavirus testing and now coronavirus testing has slowed down. houston mayor sylvester turner on the nightmare unfolding in his city. joe biden has a plan to put americans back to work. the senator joins me for an exclusive interview. and the untold cruelty of the trump administration's family separation policy. jacob soboroff on his new reporting and new book. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. today the supreme court told president donald trump in no uncertain terms that he is not above the law,

, with the tv debut of blake's new song that features gwen. looking forward to checking in with them. >>> we're going something unique with the my today plaza crowd. it is extra special. we've assembled a group of olympians and olympic hopefuls >> we're a year from tokyo, you guys good morning. >> water polo player johnny hooper sports climbers. to celebrate. >> let's go. >> we're a year from tokyo, you guys good morning. >> water polo player johnny hooper sports climbers. table tennis lily is here. the whole gang thank you for waking up. you probably have to train, i imagine. >> canoe sprinter. harrisonplayer, nevin harrison rugby player, isles. javelin, wenger. rounding out the group, swimmer stars with 14 olympic combined medals, katie ledecky and nathan adrian good morning adrian, how you doing, honey >> doing well. thank you. how are you? >> great i remember you sat down here in studio 1a about a year ago you talked about your cancer diagnosis. how are you doing today? >> i'm doing well. active surveillance, which mea thank you for asking

trump is in favor of hydric of hydroxy for gwen. bolsonaro is. -- hydroxychloroquine, so bolsonaro's. it is a bad, nation of leaders. amy: and number one and number two, president trump proudly often talking about the u.s. being number one, but number one and number two in covid infections. i want to thank you so much, dr. brazilianora, epidemiologist who led the first study to a assess the prprevalee of coronavirus in n brazil, ande coordinatetes the international center for equity in health at the federal university of pepelotas in brazil, where he is emeritus p professor o of epidemiology. next, the president is not above the law. so sayays the suprpreme court, 's twoing president trumpmp appointees. we will speak with david cay johnston. stay with us. ♪ [music break] this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the court ruled a manhattan jury can have access to the president's tax returns, but it remains unlikely any of trump's tax returns will be seen before the election. in both cases

you know, why isn't, why doesn't gwen earth paltrow have -- i mean, i guess kanye west has sunday services. isn't there a sunday service for goop? >> i'm not sure that it would not be successful at least initially. i think that the label of church or the label of kind of making something a church is, i think, as you say, would be met with a degree of suspicion. i think as well the sort of fact that there is such a willingness to mix and match something that we millennials, the broader we here -- >> you with. >> me personally, yes. >> i'm -- >> so much of contemporary religious landscape, i'd argue, is about that kind of precise individualization. so that in the end we can't necessarily get away from the end point being that we are all the high priests of our own church. that we don't have, and i think this is true much more broadly trust not only in our religious institutions, but in our civic once, in our political ones, in our journalistic and media institutions unfortunately. or fortunately, don't know. but i think -- >> [inaudible] >> i think that that suspicion does just lend itself t

gwen moore, jonathan, roland can i borrow that jacket sometime that's all i'm going to say. awesome. >> sure. i can hook you up. >> increased violence in portland federal forces are accused of making matters worse with covert military tactics i night? it sure can. really? can it one up breakfast in bed? yeah, for sure. thanks, boys. what about that? uhh, yep! it can? yeah, even that! i would very much like to see that. me too. introducing new tide power pods. one up the toughest stains with 50% more cleaning power than liquid detergent. any further questions? uh uh! nope! one up the power of liquid with new tide power pods. simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. >>> on the west coast, new alarm by the mayor of portland federal troops in his city are escalating violence. te tensions flared last night protestors barricaded county and f

governed by republicans so those states are poorly ran >> i have to tell you, you're in lockstep with what gwen moore told me from wisconsin last hour but to the battle in portland, oregon where anonymous militarized federal agents have been squaring off with protesters as you watch what is unfolding, what is your opinion and do you think it is a abuse of power. >> my reaction is this the united states of america this is the same kind of thing that i guess this president wants to go along with his good friends as he says, vladimir putin and russia, something that you would think would take place there. or kim jong-un in north korea. something that would take place there. this is how they govern and operate and i hoped we moved past that. i heard the mayor of portland talk long ago how they have put things under control and what happened by doing this, it is escalating, it is throwing fire on the fuel. so we look at some of the pictures and what is going on, we would be very critical when we saw these tapes as we have in the past take place in russia and north korea and now this president wants

host: that is gwen out of detroit this morning. similar to her t-shirt is this sign from a yard in massachusetts supporting dr. fauci that goes with a story in "the washington post" about that topic, saying "in faucher she we uci we trust.he good morning. caller: last time i checked, dr. fauci is a lifetime bureaucrat thinks he nothing, he knows everything and moves around like a dictator. that we should go home, crawl under our beds, until this is over and our country is in a great depression. host: who do you trust when it comes to information about coronavirus? caller: i sure as hell don't trust of the national news media and democrats, doing everything they can to drive this country into the ground economically and otherwise, to try to get trump out of office. trump is the best president this country has ever had and this country was in great shape until this hit. faucher she is a clown. host: who do you trust? and of i trust dr. birx the cdc. how she wants to be the end-all voice to everything, thinks he can control everything

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encore live planning an all new virtual performance with blake shelton, gwen stefani, and trace adkins after a virtual concert in june drew astonishing numbers with 350,000 people going to more than 300 drive-in theaters to watch the country megastar. >> for now it's at least some kind of return to normalcy, you know, for the industry which has just seen, you know, its revenue go to zero >> reporter: and it's not just concerts folks are going to see. the classic drive-in movie is seeing a resurgence too. walmart partnering with tribeca films to transform 160 of its store parking lots into contact-free drive-in theaters this summer. as suffolk downs racetrack in boston plans to start showing drive-in movies again for the first time in 50 years a little dose of the past as summer fun gets reimagined now, if you're wondering about safety, staff at both the live nation and encore live events are required to wear masks and submit to temperature checks guys, i have to say people are just looking for safe ways -- you guys know -- to have a good time with family members this seems like so far

. >> reporter: the settlement looks at all the civil cases gwen weinstein including one brought by new york's attorney general. writing in part, after all the harassment, threats, and discrimination, these survivors are finally receiving some justice. but lawyers for six other weinstein accusers are blasting the settlement calling it a complete sellout of the weinstein survivors. adding that it fails on so many different levels and calling it deeply unfair that weinstein accepts no responsibility for his actions. but those who support the settlement say it's the best option. >> there will never be enough money to compensate survivors of harvey weinstein's abuse but what we do know today is that we secured justice for these women. >> reporter: weinstein who has repeatedly denied allegations of nonconsensual sex is serving a 23 year sentence convicted in february on charges connected to two women. he still faces separate sex crime charges in los angeles an attorney for weinstein sight weinstein is focused in defending himself on all remaining legal matters. >> kate, with regards to timin

i want to thank representative gwen moore and john lewis and representative raul, for submitting remarks for the record, going through extraordinary. the global pandemic devastated the nation and the world that most of us never witnessed or seen. it caused an incredible collision between our health, our economy and our soul. the nation's health both physical and economic are inextricably linked. long before the outbreak of covid-19 john lewis was pointing out the systemic inequality that existed within social security, leaving many behind in how this would become a civil rights focus. the virus has only further underscored the sense of urgency and the need to act now. this is the time to act, not kick the proverbial can down the road and renege on the responsibility that is uniquely ours, we have been on a pandemic roller coaster ride, we don't know how long we are dealing with this. hospitalizations are exploding in texas, all 11,000 new cases in one day, florida almost 14,000 cases on wednesday. 11,000 new cases, 41 states, nationwide infections rose 21%. we miss prepare for the worst.

i would encourage gwen to go to swingvoter.com. we have a very great representation among african-american respondents. they have been phenomenal, as all of our respondents have been. wasthing i heard in erie that they thought the death of george floyd was horrific. all of them, to a person, were deeply troubled by. i also heard the potential for people to be sympathetic to overreach on the part of the protests. and frustration that protesters were protesting, but they themselves were missing funerals and graduations and things, that they had to stay in their house. oficked up some strains resentment among some of these respondent. a couple of them were upset that nascar for taking down the confederate flag, even though they live up in the north. perhapspresident trump understands this about the people who voted for him the last time. that in order to keep them engaged, he might continue to play upon those frustrations. it's not necessarily an either war. you can be upset about the death of george floyd and think that protesters ha

elmer gwen is her birthday? louis doesn't stand social distancing. he likes to cuddle everything, particularly babies is a similar age. what sort of resources did you use and are still using? there is so much focus particularly when you are pregnant and have a newborn baby, it's on the physical development of your baby and me as a mother. but what i think is really missing out what i found was missing too was that... was the support and how to help their social and emotional development. how do you interact with a newborn baby and what is it you should be doing? not perhaps in the first few months when there is a huge amount of support from midwives and health visitors and things, but from then onwards there is a massive gap before they then start school. it's that bit that i think you really need the support. have you learnt anything new from this scheme that you perhaps didn't know before? you don'tjust need all these toys. you canjust use don'tjust need all these toys. you can just use something don'tjust need all these toys. you canjust use somet