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the blazes are particularly bad with an el nino weather pattern exacerbating the annual dry spell toha says he and his team will continue battling the blazes for as long as it takes. in japan a novel combination of a design and technology might solve a major problem for older people and it involves a tail researchers say their prosthetic version it could help prevent falls which are the main cause of death and disability among the elderly but the invention could also be useful for all ages. but it already we humans evolved to lose our tails but a team of japan's kayo university hopes they could make a return among 21st century homo sap eons or this is a tail that helps to balance when a human tilts their body like this the tail moves in the opposite direction the whole course of economic fall out of the tail keeps balance like a pendulum on a kong this is our robotic tail for you and i support. the researchers say the tail could have a variety of real life uses. for people who do work involving heights for example. people who've lost their sense of balance then go home but he told me t

the blazes are particularly bad with an el nino weather pattern exacerbating the annual dry spell toha says he and his team will continue battling the blazes for as long as it takes. this is g w news and these are our top stories u.s. president donald trump has addressed the u.n. general assembly and has blamed iran once again for the recent attacks on a saudi oil plant trump pledged to keep same sions against iran in place and less tehran changes what he calls its quote menacing behavior. until america has met separately with both truong and iranian president hassan rouhani on the sidelines of the un general assembly the leaders address the tensions between washington and tehran who said she rejected iran's request to lift sanctions in exchange for direct talks between iran and the west. is prime minister boris johnson has renewed his calls for early elections amid or after the u.k. supreme court ruled his suspension of parliament was unlawful the court's decision means that lawmakers can reassemble quote as soon as possible which could deal a blow to johnson's plans for taking britai

the blazes are particularly bad with an el nino weather pattern exacerbating the annual dry spell toha says he and his team will continue battling the blazes for as long as it takes. japanese researchers say they've made a breakthrough that will improve the quality of life for older citizens they've developed a prosthetic tail to help save the elderly from a common danger falls. we humans evolved to lose our tails but a team of japan's kayo university hopes they could make a return among 21st century homo sap eons. this is a tale that helps to balance when a human tilts their body like this the tail moves in the opposite direction the whole. the tail keeps balance like a pendulum on a kong this is our robotic tail for you and i should point out. the researchers say the tail could have a variety of reallife uses. for people who do work involving heights for example or old people who've lost their sense of balance. to me that i've seen prosthetics being widely applied so very honest and i think it would be nice to incorporate this prosthetic tail into everyday life when it's further deve

the blazes are particularly bad with an el nino weather pattern exacerbating the annual dry spell toha says he and his team will continue battling the blazes for as long as it takes. brazil's president. was elected on a promise to get tough on crime that was last year this year brazil's biggest city rio de janeiro is reporting record numbers of deaths at the hands of police officers now that state's governor happens to be an ally of the president has shrugged off this rate as normal the result he says of police hitting hard criminals yet more and more innocent people in poor neighborhoods are being caught in the crossfire. bullet holes are a common sight here local children hardly notice them. violence is rife in the marri neighborhood. it's something silva knows only too well. whenever she walks down here her mind is flooded with images of her son this was his route to school he was killed a year ago in a surprise attack by police. and i brought my son up well he went to school was a good pupil i didn't raise and so that someone could kill him the feeling too but i'm not. bruna says t

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and that's why you see the president so reluctant toha provide sort of political conversation and presidentialeadership t push for any gun laups. it's likely -- laws. it's likely thait they will put forth a set of proposals when congressets back the deal with mental health issue like ishment without changing gun laws. pete: do you all agree that it's unlikely congress will the gun laws in any way? >> absolutely crenth. pete: so -- absolutely correct. pete: we saw the fact that the defense department that work on onstruction projects will be delayed because nearly4 billioneis transferred from the pentagon budget to build parts of the border wall. this affects projects in nearly half the states. so is there anything that congress with can do to change this? or is this a done deal for this budget year? >> the t democrats areing to figure out wha to do. one of the most importantoshings to in this is that the speaker of the house has been in that chamber over 30 years. her father was a member. and trumpk a shot the house of representatives singular power of the purse. this i extremely troubling for

the freshmen who are in trump districts are not wanting toha this debate.nd i think the question i have, you've got some very 'em hopassioned house members want to move forward on this. but the political climate is changing. the presidential campaign is moving in. dodo that enthusiasm within the larger democratic world remain there? pete: let me ask you both in the little time we have left, about is the election going to be about the economy? >> i don't see it about the economythe central thing that the president continues to talk about i i immigration. and he continues to kwluse lot of people see as racist language. the economy will be part o it. largely a lot of democrats that i talk to really feel as though there is a segment of the population that are under attack because of their identit what moves them is their identity and the president feelin as toe he is ptecting to do with america -- feeling as to he is protecting america. >> this is the t stronge calling card they have. it's not just going to be about the economy. it's super imporaunt b it's the

a failed president with broken promises, the american people know that the most important thing is toha focus onwe need to do to make sure there is not another four years of his administration. sophie: the morning after, and candidates know the first vote won't be cast in five months. -- for five months. but those on the periphery of the stage will be starting to wonder if time to gain down onnt those at the ff the race is starting to run out. sophie long, bbc news, houston.h nada: for more on the debate earlit, i was joined from boston by mary ne marsh, a democratic political analyst. thanks so much for being with . how do you think joe biden performed? do you think he can hangfrn to hit-runner status? mary anne: joe biden had the performance of his life last night. it iclear that someone got t him and said that you need to come to play because if you don't, you will not be the front runner anymore. that is why joe bi still the front-runner in this race. lpbut the one who themselves the most in the debate last night was elizabeth warren. she had her first chanced o stde-by-side with jo

a twitter mob went after olive garden following a tweet that alleged the restaurant donated toha trump'sutrage faded after the company revealed they don't donate to candidates. next on the hit list. becky's pizza. a picture of their co-owner surfaced showingat their co-ownr holding a trump sign. being outraged about everything is tiresome. but if you think you are suffering a from outrage fatigu. we have just the thing. [♪] >> kelly and conway slammed taylor swift. sean spicer joins "dancing with the stars." boring. trump says he's the greatest thing to ever happen to puerto rico, who cares. >> it sounds like you are fatigues. >> i can't seem to get outraged by this any more. >> outraged a teepg is all purpose clothing when you find yourself unable to get angry about things that don't affect you. look, they come with a super convenient ass flap. matthew mcconaughey becomes a film professor. >> how do you feel now? >> i feel amazing. >> get outrage fatigue today. >> greg: do you get outrages online about anything. all you do is put pictures of you working out. >> that's how i feel about s

we are going to expose you toha, shunning and other hatred.nd of course, this bizarre denial, this kind of coy attitude that in this backtracking, saying, i don't support blacklist. well, there is no other reason to put this out publicly and to make the call publicly. but, they also know, even if that doesn't happen, the attempt to intimidate has already occurred. by the way, this backtracking happened after whoopi goldberg of all people on "the view", took them to task and really ripped them apart saying this is not what we do, people have a right to vote for who they want to vote for, give money to whom they want to give money to and this really smacks of the mccarthy era. of course, senator joe mccarthy going after people whether they were communist or thought to be or there was no proof, people got blacklisted lost their livelihoods and their jobs. we see the same tactic being applied against trump supporters. this is just one more iteration of it. >> sean: you know, i used to if i picked my music based on the politics of the band, the gro

. >> thank you so much, i just want toha thank all of you for your audience before your attention to this very important work. so july 2nd, is the really big day in civil rights history. it is the birthday of also the birthday of for marshall and my grandmother, [laughter] and also the day johnson signed the civil rights act date of 19624. on the same day, in hattiesburg, was the first day of the hattiesburg freedom school. the course part of the famous mississippi freedom summer. his incredible scene in this house. five black churches all of the town, have these kids that start pouring into the churches. clapping and singing and they're very excited to join the civil rights movement. one of the people who come is an 82 -year-old man. one of my favorite stories is that one of the churches, they had cut off, because they get is it too crowded. and the kids start sneaking their friends into the church to attend school. imagine that. kids sneaking in the school after they told them cannot come. it's an incredible moment. and when book started off in a journey to tell that story. so i sa

the artis over time, that automates the gallery commission, saves time and money, and you don't have tohak so to prove that authenticity and provenance. >> reporter: and it works even if there is no physical object, when the art is purely digital, nothing more than a binary code collection of 1's and 0's. john watkinson is the co-creator of cryptopunks, a groundbreaking xel art sensation. in 2017, he and co creator matt hall produced 10,000 cryptopunk characters. then offered up the rest online, >> there is male, and there's a few rare types. so, you can see there's a zombie, an ape and the most rare is an there's only nine of those. we wanted to make it, so that there was rt of a ope of rarity.epter: each character was assigned a link in the ethereum blockchain, the authenticity, scarcity and ownership of thein punks was all stantly andva globally proe. nerdy art collectors soon began buying and selling cunks, spurring an active online market. >> we sort of hit a nerve i think in that the audience that was to these currencies, the art appealed to themecnd the colltible aspect appealed to

tohas become clear that achieve progress that we need and the change america so desperately needs anditch mcconnell and the senate republican majority. [cheering] [applause] rep. kuster: and that means reelecting our own jeanne shaheen and electing democrats to the u.s. senate all across this country. [cheering] [applause] rep. kuster: and we are not done in the house. we are going to continue to advance our clean new deal, which will invest in solar, wind, and renewable energy, and end carbon pollution and save our planet. and we are going to protect funding for planned parenthood always, always, always defend a woman's right to make in own health care decision congress, in the executive council, and in the court. [applause] [cheering] rep. kuster: and we are going to hold this administration accountable for its actions. we will ensure that every family, every child seeking safety in our country is treated with respect and dignity. not we will not -- we will interests toiberty aggressive or politically motivated immigration enforcement. [applause] rep. kuster: that is for lebanon, ne

tohas also voted repeatedly delay leaving. it has voted for negotiations and today i am afraid it has voted to stop any serious negotiations. [mps shouting] means is that theiament [mps shouting] right honorable gentleman who leads the opposition is still not in his place mr. speaker. i really don't know where he is. give battle or at least engage in argument tonight. >> the right] -- i am gladtleman he has now favored the house with his presence. the right honorable gentleman amongst its other functions is to take away the right of this --ntry to decide how long the eu. i am afraid it is time, that's what it does. is time for this country to decide whether that is right. the country must now decide whether the leader of the opposition or i go to this negotiations in brussels on the 17th of october two sort this out. know thaterybody will if the right honorable gentleman were to go there to be the prime minister he would beg for an extension. he would accept whatever brussels demands and we would then have years more delay yet

tohas forced policymakers focus more on putting out fires. if you look at the most recent report, there have only been progress in two out of 10 areas -- trade, the chinese have lower tariffs in areas. and in the financial sector. overall, however, the chinese have reverted to traditional mechanisms, like encouraging local governments to borrow and to develop infrastructure, issuance of special bonds. for rurale sales tax residents in half. they are looking for many different ways to try to ensure chinese economic growth continues. many of these are short-term measures they have traditionally relied upon. the trade war undermines the abilities of chinese leadership to tackle other socioeconomic priorities. for example, the environment. lateinister of ecology, in 2018, stated that the trade war was going to force the chinese government to take a step back from their most ambitious targets for reducing pollution. we saw them -- we saw pollution ar december through march of this year, as they allowed heavy a step back took from enforcement. we h

tohas even had to make deals extract money from different organizations and parts of the government touild the wall, the wall which democrats wanted to build no more than 5, 6 years ago. host: why do you say there are too many investigations? caller: this is nothing but a distraction, pedro. coup going on. they are distracting us and what they are doing is -- i am so upset, let me tell you. our people this stupid to fall for this stuff? they are doing everything to get this man out of office because he is managing to make them look bad. what have they offered us for decades? nothing but poverty and freebies and raising our taxes. host: that is mike in ohio, this textnt in texas off of our service. he says too many, the only one i want is the senate investigation of the origins of the mueller investigation. is a never ending circus from democrats looking for brownie points. we will hear from don next in riverside, california. caller: i think there are too many investigations. we are not getting anything done . how many times have democrats tried to pull something out of their hat and it

tohas been defeated 11 votes zero by the supreme court. decision by the u.s. you can disagree with it all you like, but it is the law of the land. the problem is, if his only agenda is to get the u.k. out of on october 31, is that still a p.m.,t, halloween, 11:00 the u.k. leaves? parliament says if you do not have a deal by mid-october you have to ask for an extension. francine: in the past, every time he was in a pickle, he was fighting. i will ignore and suspend. we will go through with this. is the blow yesterday so big that he will be more restrained? john: very hard to know. yourselfry and realign to the new realities or you can keep on fighting. think, is more inclined to keep on fighting. tom: i want to come back to your 90-year-old mother, but we have to go to alberto gallo. this leads to a dampening of interest rates. does this roll over to business confidence and business planning? becomee three year plan the no year plan? alberto: interest rates going down should favor capex and business investment. it is not happening. includin