, shane. tell us about the for mamal briefing that senator bernie sanders received from the u.s. intelligence officials that the russians are trying to help promote his presidential campaign? >> what we know, wolf, is that the senator was informed that the officials had developed intelligence that indicated to them that russia was trying to lend support to the campaign. importantly, we don't know the precisely the content of the briefing, but it is telling in senator sanders' statement that he gave to us that he noted possible that it is some of his supporters online who are not genuine, and that is not confirmation of what that briefing is about, but it is notable, and he has actually spoken about that this week in a debate on wednesday when he pointed to russia as a possible source of people posing as the supporters online. this is notable. campaigns are used to getting briefings from the fbi on general security pro cautiecaut they should be taking and possible targets, but this is the first

shane harris of the "washington post," thank you so much for joining us. thanks for your excellent reporting. >> thanks, wolf. >>> let's bring in our crime and justice correspondent, shimon prokupecz. back in 2016, when he was running in the nomination against hillary clinton as well, and the mueller information clearly showed that. >> it did, wolf, it did clearly show that the russians were trying to help bernie sanders even as far back as 2016. and the whole point of that was they wanted to hurt hillary clinton, as you will recall. this perhaps is not really new for the intelligence community, for the fbi that the russians would be so interested in seeing, in helping bernie sanders so that he could ultimately wind up the nominee, and of course face donald trump. the question comes what exactly did the intelligence community see, what exactly did the fbi see that concerned them so much that they would go ahead and brief the campaign about it. there had to be something. so that is now the question, certainly, as to what exactly prompted this because to tak

professor shane has received $2600000.00 in grants from the struggling research council. who. is no longer a professor at duke you he stopped being an employee in 2017. i understand that he is back in china. he was an outstanding contributor to development of related research. and that capability is now being deployed for australia's. benefit. what he goes on to do. subsequent to having left you queue is something that we can't grittily control or make judgement about because we're not privy to the details of its activities in china. in january last year chinese media reported the announcement by high unidata of the . stablish meant to have a joint tart official intelligence lib oratory with the university of technology sydney. there's very little information about the deal available it's only available in chinese language media but we can see an image of a director at high in data with an academic eye e.t.s. any images of the agreement. the u.t.s. academic was associate damon director of the university center for artificial intelligence professor luke comes here last month pr

shane, how does it feel to not have the patriots in the super bowl?. [ laughter ] is it surreal for the pats not to be in the bowl? >> you know, it is a little weird. we are used to seeing them in the bowl, but i think it's great for the league and great for football to have two teams that haven't been to the super bowl in quite some time and two great division teams. >> i love that. i love that. 'cause you love a good comeback story, especially with a great city like kansas city. you want to see them shine. everywhere i've gone, people are talking about patrick mahomes. he's 24. he's got fans here. they love him. the chiefs fs in addition to the fact that he's got a great game. >> [ laughs ] what makes him special is that he comes from a pedigree of athletes. his father was a professional baseball player. he's just such a great competitor. and to be only three years in, he has had an historic career already. no quarterback has ever played to the level that he has played, historically, in their first three seasons. he's just an unbelievable talent and

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no no and no more at all since childhood simone shane's artistic hunger and dynamism have helped him to cross cultural boundaries from his native palestine to the united states and beyond and. his musical impact has been immense creating a fusion of arabic and west there genres combining middle eastern melodies and improvise ation with classical and jazz. he's constantly innovating never standing still perhaps shines constant desire to adopt and change would prove his greatest gift and legacy. to. the controversial leader of his latter chad scott he is one of the most wanted terrorists in history is coming to terms with his alleged extrajudicial killing by israeli television and assad says being caught in the buskers the outcome is only best if someone tried to get to scott immediately sumi tension was shut down the borders. to kill him in damascus on al-jazeera. right as cycling damien did zbig landfall on the coast of western australia near dampier and he's now in land producing a lot of rain probably welcome but not many people live there in contrast in new south wales a lot of pe

allen's general election has delivered a surprise result left when republican shane faber won with the largest share of the votes between the 2 established centrist parties both of those had ruled out a coalition with sinn fein before the election because of its ties to the paramilitary group. a powerful storm has killed at least 5 people across europe 2 died at the ski resort in poland when the roof was ripped off a building germany's entire long distance around the world was shut down is because at one point the parts of britain have seen flooding tens of thousands of people across the continent have been left without power. this is the news on live from balad still to come a groundbreaking night at the oscars as a foreign language filled with its best picture for the 1st time in hollywood history. i had about the death toll from the corona virus outbreak in china is nearing a 1000 with another 40000 cases reported nationwide as the lunar new year holiday comes to an end many chinese are choosing to stay at home rather than return to their work places others are getting back to work

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they don't this day on its head with an equaliser from shane long before the break and a gold from dannyad his 17th goal of the season, his best return for six years and in england recalled may not be too far away. saints' lead barely lasted for six minutes. lucas moura made it 2-2. six minutes. lucas moura made it 2—2. exeter time was looming in cell sunny kooyong men was awarded a penalty for a file —— son. he put the spot kick away himself to send totte n ha m the spot kick away himself to send tottenham into the last 16, a home tie against norwich city. we played against the team that was the best on the pitch. they were better than us but we deserved to win. because they were in their limits. we did not have rest, very difficult, i think we were in our limits. four matches to go over two rounds. two rounds, four matches, really ha rd rounds. two rounds, four matches, really hard for the boys. so i think they deserve this happiness. elsewhere, bayern munich are through to the quarter—finals of the german cup after coming from behind to beat bundesliga rivals hoffenheim 4—3. the two s

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more about this by all reporter always attend that's good it always good to see you now we've seen shane fein polling strongly despite historical links of course to the ira and a violent struggle for a united ireland i mean did that play a role in the campaign you know well in the minds of voters the party has been able to distance itself from its past so there's a few reasons for that itself that doesn't exist anymore as the politics paramilitary organization and since the good friday agreement was signed most people in the republic of ireland under the age of 35 they've no memory of the terrorist attacks carried out by the group it was also the financial crisis back in 2008 and that's allowed the party to successfully sell so it's now become. the party instead of the political wing of the ira and then there's also the role that very much lou mcdonald has been playing she took over as party leader 2 years ago from gerry adams and he of course had very clear links to the ira but she doesn't carry the political baggage of her predecessor of her predecessor and so the party has become much

good to see you now shane fein has been polling strongly despite historical links to the ira why will people vote for one thing has been very successful in recent years distancing itself from. it played an active role in the peace process in northern. and the ira no longer exists as a paramilitary organization voters under the age of $35.00 have very limited memory of the violence that was associated with the group then there was also the financial crisis that came in 2008 and to reposition itself into a sterile parsi instead of the political wing of the ira. we have to also mention mary mcdonald she's the current leader of the party and she doesn't carry the political baggage of her predecessor gerry adams who had very clear links to the iraqi and she took over as party leader 2 years ago she's very very popular and she's been able to deliver a very clear message of change that seems to have resonated with voters during this campaign i'm talking about the current prime minister of india veronica one thing i will say is that he did manage to successfully defend irish interests in ligh

cleans up the masts and much of our governor who's going to move us to removal energy and move to his shane energy future let's vote for change on november 2nd thank you so much. peter shall. do solemnly swear that i will be true and faithful to the state of vermont. where there will be true and faithful to the state of vermont. federal regulators now say that her mind yankee is fit to be open for another 20 years our jeanne a bowler joins us now with the latest on this gina kristen late this afternoon in a conference call the n.r.c. clear regulatory commission and now said they voted to extend for model employees license the n.r.c. says it will formally issue with new license and a matter of but under vermont law the public service board and the legislature must also approve a license extension. are you going. to come on. tonight on nightline a nuclear emergency a massive new exposure rocks a crippled reactor plant in japan prompting the greatest fears yet radiation catastrophe and a new wave of back to a should. call out for this reactor up in smoke how dangerous radiation leaks can be a

let's bring in national political correspondent steve kornacki, andy shane, columbia bureau chief forewspaper. steve, you have been looking at this closely, you say the debates have moved numbers. >> it's interesting. we had the debate last week, it was actually in nevada. funny thing, looks like it moved numbers in south carolina more than it moved them in nevada. the reason is basically 75% of votes were already cast in nevada before the debate because of all of the early voting for caucuses. in the nbc marist poll, half was taken before that debate, half was taken after. you can see it on the screen. look at the difference. biden led sanders by ten points in south carolina among the folks that were surveyed before the debate. folks surveyed after, it was dead even. you see ten points of movement in south carolina just because of the debate last week. it raises a question tonight, that debate in south carolina, what could that possibly do. >> ten points is huge when you look at going into super tuesday. you wrote a story about just how important winning south carolina is to these 20

professor shane has received $2600000.00 in grants from the struggling research council. who. is no longer a professor at duke you he stopped being an employee in 2017. i understand that he is back in china. he was an outstanding contributor to development of related research. and that capability is now being deployed for australia's. benefit. what he goes on to do. subsequent to having left you to is something that we can't readily control or make judgement about because we are not privy to the details of its activities in china. in january last year chinese media reported the announcement by haiyan darter of the. stablish meant to have a joint tart official intelligence of the burra tree with the university of technology sydney. there's very little information about the deal available it's only available in chinese language media but we can see an image of director at high in data with an academic e.t.s. that means images of the agreement. of. the u.t.s. academic was associate damon director of the university center for artificial intelligence professor louis comes here last

andy shane. if you want to know anything about the south carolina primary, he is the guy to ask. thank you for joining us. we appreciate that. >>> coming up, more on the new whistle-blower making headlines. we're going to ask the former secretary of health and human services, kathleen sebelius about the controversy around coronavirus in that agency when "the 11th hour" continues. we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. president kennedy knew settling for half-measures wasn't good enough. so when candidates say we can't guarantee health care for all, make college affordable for all, combat climate change, or create a world at peace, remember that america is best when we strive to do big things, even when it's hard. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. vomike bloomberg has a recordgue of doing something. as mayor, he protected women's reproductive rights. expanded health coverage to 700,000 new yorkers. and decreased infant-mortality rates to historic lows. as president, he'll build on obama

eventually these people will have to return to places like shane hayes where they live and work mosttime. thank you very much indeed. police investigating a stabbing attack in london have confirmed that the suspect had only recently been released from jail after serving a sentence for terrorism—related offences. the suspect — sudesh amman — was shot dead by police after stabbing two people. it isjust moments after a terrorism suspect was shot in broad daylight by undercover officers. they are extremely nervous as he appears to be wearing a suicide vest. another pursuing officer arrives on a motorbike as they retreat. trying to clear the area, while keeping the suspect who is still moving in their sights. within minutes, the whole area is flooded with armed officers. the man the officers shot was sudesh amman released just days ago halfway through a prison sentence of three years and four months for distributing terrorism propaganda. the home secretary said the government would be laying out even stronger counterterrorism measures. thos measures will build upon actions we have already

shane and brandon, the project management team who we still continue to work with. jeff and elizabeth from the housing department, and our old colleague, jim morales, who's general counsel. tndc, don mentioned katey lamont, who's one of the top developers in the management sector in the city. and this is basically a complement. we have vertical condominiums above mixed income and affordable rentals all sort of coming together. there was construction financing from bank of china, wells fargo bank, and citigroup. citigroup i think also bought the tax credits which helped pay for the affordable housing. on the design side, i mentioned o.m.a. and fougeron, and the architects of record who did the actual drawings. i mentioned webcor drawings. jeff peterson is here. again, this is a major building, not a simple project. and then last, but not least, our team at related. and often times, i leave the project manager to the end but jonathan schumm was with me when i responded to the ocii. they're still involved in leasing up the retail space, all of the financing, closing it

at that is dominate out 6 for decades the shin fein search has come to a surprise i think even to shane fein they didn't do very well in the local elections in the summer they'll only field it's 42 candidates as you said they do not have enough seats to fail and a majority which is why this need it's here to form a government the way i would explain is housing and health there has to huge issues here in our land and i just don't think that to establish a artie's did enough to put up out of the box thinking insulations for his sense of young people here who struggle to pay rent and to get on the property ladder they were looking for real solutions ones that weren't going to take years. unfitting alan fianna fáil just weren't offering those solutions to the electorate it's interesting to see that shane fay has become one of the most popular parsis from people aged 18 or it's right up into the people that age 60 here so you're talking about people who do remember the times the troubles in northern ireland and which fein has has really you know struggle to deal with in the last number of ye

shane is from west virginia and now lives in alaska. >> growing up in west virginia we do not have a professional team to watch so i grew up watching kobe and started following him when i was younger. >> reporter: he bought a last minute ticket to l.a. and then to the game. he says the nosebleed seats he was able to get cost of over $1000. >> it was a once-in-a-lifetime thing that it is kind of a way to pay my respects and also see how the lakers honor him and i'm sure it'll be nice to be around people who are feeling the same emotions as i am. >> reporter: by a simple reflection or by paying tribute on paper, this is all helping with healing. >> i think, you know, the whole world will be tuned in to see the lakers and the family push through. >> worn my laker colors all week. the game is staples center will begin at 7:30 tonight. >>> new at 6, a new bill that would require all helicopters to have a safety feature that could have prevented the crash that killed kobe bryant. >>> plus, the first case of coronavirus here in the bay area, now new evidence that shows a person can spread t

for more, we welcome in andy shane, columbia bureau chief for the post and courier.h carolina's daily newspaper. he is on the ground in the state that has all the world's attention right now. andy, thank you for joining us. let me start with you. the numbers on this board are telling me there has been sudden and dramatic movement to joe biden. does that hold out in what you're seeing on the ground there? >> you know, very much so. i mean joe biden has been leading in the polls here for the past year. even before when he got in the race in 2019, he was the leader in the poll when he was not even officially a candidate. so it's been really no surprise that he certainly has solidified that lead in the past few days as voters are finally beginning to decide who they're going to cast their ballot for on saturday. i think a lot of them know that joe is the name brand. he's somebody that they know, and in the end if they have doubts about anybody else, you tend to go with what you know. >> that's the question too when you say if they have doubts about anybody else because w

poll an island shows a tie between the 3 largest parties a surge in support for left wing nationalist shane fine has put the party alongside prime minister.

when only shane could do the work as well as these men can but harvesting is an arduous task . they extract from faults with machetes which i nicknamed go to hell this. 8 is the pride of this country. this is the law. and i'm going to tell you the proceeds the best quality. other countries produce cocoa. but it's just not as good as in ghana where you go not just from here the cocoa will go to. iraq i mean i want to there all had to europe measurable enough but i don't know what its final destination will be now this enough to walk. or bike. or walk. around 15 families from the cocoa trees in their small forest but in the past few years production levels have dropped. the single crop of coca has sucked all the nutrients out of the soil the trees growing old and there's no money to replace them nowadays every penny counts. the farm is situated close to the border with togo geoff sells his cocoa beans to whichever country bids highest. and to. that there is the border with toll roads around a kilometer from there it's the worst this year though some december togo is bringing one

and we have a reporter cherry shane with us here in studio for more on the story hi terry thanks for being with us and we heard there a little bit about lee when liang's death and you've been looking into the reactions on the social media tell us what you've been seeing so on chinese social media we see a lot of polls of people sharing their condolences of the doctor and they mourning the death with pictures and drawings and they were even sharing poems that the as a national hero but apart from grief we also see anger actually because people are not happy that the doctor was detained for just speaking the truth and they said that they should he shouldn't be accused of spreading false rumors that the chinese authorities were saying so we see sorrow and anger on chinese social media so anger over the fact that he had been detained how is the government responding to that anger so i sent the social media they were angry and then they this has said that was trending at the says. oh dr lee and apologies so the public they want. to i can say shown off to talk to as a room. and also we als

victims you know they become victims of this society victims of discrimination as thing might say shane because they have a wrecker a background or just for the simple fact of being deported so i believe that governments are should try to imply or apply. new new programs threat they try to they should try to invest their resources in creating good programs for people when they they get over here. do you feel that you are a victim right now to feel that you somehow he managed to friend the change is a big deportation and made a new life in south yes of course are still a victim or rear because i think it is you know i can get a job because there were look on my leg all but i can't put that to use because they just seem out of medically i think the worse you know but this is a time to get to know as you know not all the politics. to do but it's that the government should take time to to help us don't don't just instead of trying to or little sob to push down more than we've just parties have a lot to offer this country but to go one lentulus and you know i think god. steps i hope follow m

that they were not expecting to be doing so well in the polls now in terry on a very good day for shane fein they could maybe cobble together something i think it's highly unlikely. and i think it probably wouldn't last very long but i think definitely they're going to be a major force in the next next parliament. why hasn't the far right managed to get any sort of foothold in ireland how do you explain this wave of popular reason that we've seen elsewhere being almost completely absent and in an island what is sometimes it said that when populism occurs in ireland it actually taxed more towards the last than the right and i think there probably has been a slight leftward shift and the population is not i don't think that that's going to create the nucleus of a new government troll necessarily but at the same time there's no question that there's there's been a little bit of doubt and a reaction against those 2 larger centers center right parties there are it's not i think you should be aware that there are some right wing elements and certain. quite valuable populist individuals who ar

shane macguill, senior head of tobacco research, euromonitor is with me now. the industry? i think it's going to cause immediate disruption. we talked yesterday about having to dispense with stock and flavours they won't be able to sell. it's going to cause disruption to supply chains. i think that the tobacco industry over the longer term, robert b this will be in some ways an advantage because it means bear will be a more restricted market, higher levels of compliance. that is interesting. there could be potential for tobacco companies. this is just fruit and dessert flavoured pods but there is a wider range of products. there are other flavours available and will continue to be available like tobacco and menthol flavours. there are product types like the open system products which tobacco companies are less prevalent in but could look at using maclean moving into those product types. i think the key is that this flavour ban isn't something that has immediate cause in terms of use but over the longer term, tobacco control has looked at flavours and whether t

to pull shane boyle built on. the so-called visiting forces agreement has been in place since 1909 and allows us troops to take part in joint training exercises in the philippines to talk to accused american forces of calm dusting activity even saying washington restoring a kilo weapons in the south east asian country. the u.s. says it did receive notification on ending the agreement but will not comment father on any developments in an earlier exclusive interview with r.t. president to explain to us why he is so suspicious of the u.s. . he used to look. as a state. because we were we were under very we're 50 years and be difficult to learn. what we've got going to. prevent the war against them. so. if you. if they don't know we're getting. close to the america. they can get it from the left and the. journey to the. chinese government it's because there is be so good in the. of. america. east of the me will tell you. what if you want to see that in 2 and 4 you can always watch it at r.t. dot com and of course on o

you are in england and wales today, you probably wonder what i am on about, with light winds and sun shanend the winds are picking up. there will be wet weather here through this evening, particularly as the front grinds to a halt in southern scotland and parts of cumbria. up to 40 millimetres of rain possible for some. rain in all parts first thing on sunday. you can see the rain swirling across the uk relentlessly, and there could be localised flooding, high coastal tides, so we could also see flooding here as well. it's the strength of the wind, gusts up to 80 mph in some areas, that could cause disruption to transport. we could also see flooding, thanks to coastal upwelling with the strong winds, and it's the strength of the wind, gusts up it's the strength of the wind, gusts up to 80 mph... sound cuts out. hello, this is bbc news, the headlines... at least 12 people have been reportedly killed and several others have been wounded in a mass shooting in thailand. five british people, including a child, have tested positive for the coronavirus at a ski resort in france. six senior conser

people of afghanistan al jazeera some of inch of aid has exclusively interviewed taliban spokesman shane. it is significant for a our people for our country in the whole region. because for 4 of one people they will have their independence they will. see their creation ending and also for the original that when stability and peace return to afghanistan there will be a phase of. commercial activities and development and we have the attention of our premised on so that's really really important and significant for us it has and of reduction of violence the plan is to expand it further but there the attacks have not stopped taliban have attacked convoys of the afghan government there have been skirmishes as well what makes you think that peace in the valley sun is going to come about by this agreement and of course it was a reduction in war lintz as we call it to provide a secure in one in water went before the signing after agreement and that we did and and the other thing is that there was some kind warrior we have not attacked any convoy in the a few trees in the territories held by the

no no no no more at all since childhood simone shane's artistic hunger and dynamism have helped him to cross cultural boundaries from his native palestine to the united states and beyond. his musical impact has been immense creating a fusion of arabic and west they're shown. combining middle eastern melodies and improvise ation with classical and jazz. he's constantly innovating never standing still perhaps shines constant desire to adopt and change would prove his greatest gift and legacy. the controversial leader of his left jab at scott he is one of the most wanted terrorist. is coming to terms with his alleged extrajudicial killing by israeli television and assad says being caught in the buskers the outcome is only deaths if someone tried to get butterscotch immediately sunni tension was shut down the borders. to kill him in damascus on al-jazeera. hell it has been a concentration of the biggest showers in south america in this northern part of argentina and more or less the south of brazil i think is tourist will continue to say the forecast shows this concentration with the orang

dublin as paul was saying in his report that nieve counting is still underway but it looks as though shanefein has made a historic breakthrough. it does but we have to take everything with a bit of a pinch of salt at the moment because we are some way off from a definitive result largely because of the political system that exists here where the voting system is something called the single transferable vote whereby people are able to rank in order of preference different candidates from different political parties so ballot papers need to be counted multiple times before we have a final idea of the final result so about 9 hours into counting at the moment we only have an idea of just over 20 or so seats in the $160.00 seat parliament so that counting could continue into monday possibly even longer than that but saying that the talk now the moment is already about the configuration of a future government and what kind of coalitions could possibly be formed after the exit poll that came out on saturday sinn fein for a level pegging the question is whether these 2 big traditional parties that

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own their own house they're still living at home with their parents it's these kind of issues that shane famous promise to deal with and it's these issues that the main party has been accused of ignoring and those are the things that will drive voters to the polls that's for sure. thank you. millions of indians are voting in delhi the original election is seen as a test for the country's ruling following weeks of often violent protests in the capital and nationwide against a new citizenship law dozens of indians were killed and thousands to tain demonstrating against the law regarded by many as anti muslim or india correspondent well as of problem house or from the capital new delhi. polls opened at 8 am here in delhi to time to minister arvind kejriwal and has aam aadmi common man pati are expected to be reelected but the country's 2 main political parties the bought of the party and on the stability in the movie and the congress party have been campaigning extensively promising voters to come out in large numbers the elections taking place after the biggest protest on the stability and

>> shane sergeant. >> thank you. hello, bill clinton. what is your name? >> sarah. >> are you a teacher? >> yes. >> i have a doctor who longs to be a scientist. >> really? >> she has a mother who is a lawyer and a father who is a lawyer-politician. she is not interested. she wants to be a scientist. she is an one of our junior high school -- started seventh grade. program in math and science. i'm really proud of her. >> we have a program like that also. >> hello. >> jennifer, i am a librarian. >> is that where i just was? did the kids make good use of the library? >> yes. i am in the middle of moving things around. >> thank you for letting me use the room. are you a bookkeeper? do you balance the books? >> i hope so. >> what is your name? >> greg. >> what you teach? >> science. >> good to meet you. >> my name is steve. i am a guidance counselor. >> i want to ask you some questions. >> i thought that was the other way around? >> i am the english and journalism teacher. i had some kids checking you down. >> they did a good job. where my supposed to be? where

>> shane sergeant. gov. clinton: good to meet you. hello. bill clinton. what's your name? do you teach here? what do you teach? good for you. i have a daughter who wants to be a scientist. she's got a mother who is a real lawyer and a father who is a lawyer politician, and she's very interested in it, but she doesn't want a lifetime in it. she wants to be a scientist. she just started seventh-grade in the little rock public schools. they have a magnet program in math and science. she entered the math science track. i'm real proud of her. >> [inaudible] gov. clinton: i'm hoping for. >> jennifer hartshorn, librarian. gov. clinton: good to see you. do the kids make good use of the library? >> yes. i am in the middle of moving everything around. gov. clinton: thanks for letting me use the room. >> you are welcome. gov. clinton: the bookkeeper? you balance the books? this gentleman was in the meeting. >> pleased to meet you. gov. clinton: what is your name? >> john gray. gov. clinton: what do you teach? >> science teacher. anatomy. gov. clinton: good to meet you. good to see yo

thank you, jim shane oh my goodness. -- thank you, jim. look at this crowd. good afternoon, nashua. the most amazing part of this is there a whole overflow crowd. sorry we had to leave you standing a moment longer. mayor pete had to go say hello to the overflow crowd. you are rocking it. i cannot be more proud than to be here with all of you. mainly with the eyes of the world upon us, i won the world to know that these hard-working alks have turned out on beautiful, sunny, cold sunday to make the biggest decision that we could make. how to turn the page and elect a in november.ident [applause] often, butaid this it is particularly pertinent after the week we just had in washington. exhaustedof you, i am by this president. the vitriol, the divisiveness. it is just exhausting. it is a lot of strain on our families. and now, with the eyes of the world upon us, we get to take the next step. we get to turn the tide of history. we get to elect the next president that can bring our country together, restored dana dignity,e -- restoring restore respect, restore integrity. these are values w

a strong finish might change the shane of this race. sanders is the person holding the delegate lead. he could finish second and still have the bigger overall lead, bigger than today. and south carolina state representative, a sanders supporter. and former give director of the south carolina democratic party and she's a senior advisor that's a supporter of joe biden. we're going to get to the surrogates. but starting with the journalist that's followed so many of these races. >> before congressman's endorsement clemson and others showing the gap between vice president biden and senser sanders is a range that people had come to expect. to happen between biden and sanders. then the clyburn endorsement hits. it's powerful, and the other thing that's happened is nind underneath the president pchsz sails. there was a story about the different between the polls and the actual win. and the wins have always been greater than the pull. your ror hoping that happens to him, that the vote total he gets is bigger than latest polls that have come out

since childhood simone shane's artistic hunger and dynamism have helped him to cross cultural boundaries from his native palestine to the united states and beyond. his musical in fact has been immense creating a fusion of arabic and west there genres combining middle eastern melodies and improvise ation with classical and jazz. he's constantly innovating never standing still perhaps shines constant desire to adopt and change would prove his greatest gift and legacy. i was seeing some violent storms into eastern parts of australia recently just around the northeastern corner of new south wales this area of high pressure is responsible for that a slow moving feature we're tracking in something of an on shore brazen over the next couple of days are going to see more wet weather coming into where new south wales into the good parts of queensland as well so it will form some of the burn areas and some of the bushfires so that's good but i think when you consider what's been going on a race and they're also called some flooding have the potential for some a mudslide society something to watch