>> well, i sense they're not doing any earnest negotiations yet.inaudible] >> did they take the business lunches off the table? i don't know if they've done that. have they put state and local support on the table? i don't know. so it is a little bit difficult tor m for me to say what is or is not what i would call earnest discussions because i don't know where those things are. >> john: the allegation is that the democrats see themselves, they have the high hand here, the president's numbers are bad, and they're using the pain that people are feeling as leverage in the negotiations with the republicans. >> no. i think what democrats are doing is trying to keep ordinary people in focus, people who we depended upon as so far essential workers. why would you put them in this plan? that tells you a little bit what they're thinking about, and not doing anything to try to protect state and local governments. i'm here in sout south carolina, and this mayor and this council cannot exist if it is depending on just support from the federal government. what

long hours at difficult tasks in support of our party and for our party's candidates, i extend an earnestl to join up. join up for longer hours. even greater devotion to this cause. [applause] i call on you to bring in to this effort your neighbors next door and across the street. this is not a job for anyone of us or for just a few of us. it will take the best of all of us. [applause] since this morning, i have had helpful and heartwarming talks with senator taft. [applause] governor warren. [applause] i wanted them to know as i want you now to know that in the hard fight ahead, we will work together to promote the principles and aims of our party. [applause] i was heartened by their instant agreement to support this cause to the utmost. [applause] their cooperation means that the republican body will move forward to a sweeping victory. [applause] we are now at a moment in history when, under god, this nation of ours has become the mightiest power and the mightiest spiritual force on earth. the destiny of mankind, the making of a world that will be fit for our children to live in hangs i

so they'd say earnest want that plow. he can have it, it's broke. and he would take up to a vocation school and the kids were experienced in welding and we would use those plows. so those were an accumulation he couldn't have to pay for. so he was on top of the farming as well as the political side of things. >> the fact your father owned his own farm, how much of that mattered in two ways, one in relation to other members of the black community locally and in relation to maybe how your life unfolded in -- in a sense of how you measured your own possibilities and independence. >> the first part on the farm side when mom and dad, people who lived on other farms and they had very poorhouses, he knew that if we did any kind of work on those houses they would get tossed off the farm. what he would do is he'd have us to go help them. we'd go cut wood and put it on the inside to seal the holes and everything. and that was no cost. and that was something we, his sons, we had to do it. and i remember one time my brother under me he took a quarter from this

with the coronavirus a walk down the hit in earnest back in march mexican conductor alondra the power came up with a plan to bring musicians together even from a distance she formed the impossible orchestra an ambitious project to gather from a far some of the world's best musicians to make music her goal is to raise funds for women and children in mexico affected by the by. i was that home. i might something couldn't conduct so what could i do. i was imagining what would be an artist trying to have an artist to have the world's best seller lists. called my friends 1st i called all the people that i had their phone numbers and had i had worked with. it's a corner project obviously it would have never happened if it wasn't for the situation . it's impossible orchestra because in the normal situation if i had to call them up they would've said that sounds great but i have this concert and that concert and we can plan it for 2024 have someone would have not been possible without a doubt but suddenly everyone was free. we're all wrong. i don't want it to seem homemade. it had to look prof

with the coronavirus walked down the hit in earnest back in march mexican conductor alondra came up with a plan to bring musicians together even from a distance she formed the impossible orchestra an ambitious project to gather from a far some of the world's best musicians to make music her goal is to raise funds for women and children in mexico affected by the by. i was that home. and i couldn't conduct so what could i do. i was imagining what would be an artist trying to have an artist to have the world's best seller list. called my friends 1st i called all the people that i had their phone numbers and had i had worked with. it's a corner project obviously it would have never happened if it wasn't for the situation . it's the impossible orchestra because in the normal situation if i had called them up they would've said that sounds great but they have this concert and that concert and we can plan it for 2024 and so on that would have not been possible without a doubt but suddenly everyone was free. well. i don't want to see home made. it had to look professional as if we could go to a

i think just like your viewers, we can certainly tell the difference between those that in earnest wanto make sure there is peace, justice and equality in this country, as opposed to to hijack this moment. again, president trump can speak for himself, and voters get to make an assessment of him and vice vice-president pence. so i appreciate the way that president trump has reached out to me, brought me into the fold in terms of conversations about law and order. we cannot havepé chaos rain in the streets. >> brennan: i don't think anyone wants chaos raining in the streets. we'll have to take a commercial break and continue our conversation with you on the other side of it. so please stay with us. and all of you please stay with us. there is much more ahead. ♪ come on in, we're open. ♪ all we do is hand you the bag. simple. done. we adapt and we change. you know, you just figure it out. we've just been finding a way to keep on pushing. ♪ we're all doing our best to keep each oth+fer safe. at walmart, despite everything that's changed, one thing hasn't, and that's our dedication to you an

the race for the us presidency is kicking off in earnest with the start of the democratic party conventione 4—day event will formally nominate joe biden as pa rty‘s candidate. speakers are delivering their speeches online from their home states because of the coronavirus. the star turn is the former first lady michelle obama. senator bernie sanders is expected to say that failure to defeat donald trump is too great to imagine. our correspondent, laura trevelyan, is in wilmington, delaware, wherejoe biden will make his speech and accept the nomination on thursday. laura, because of course that is his home state, you have seen quite a few of these will do what is your feeling about this one? it is very different. it is so different. the first one i covered was the republican national convention in new york city in 2004 which was full of buzz and excitement, and this is so different 16 years later. this first hour of the virtual democratic national convention was quite unlike anything we have really seen in american politics. the focus of this power was racial justice politics. the focus of t

now shaking hands with the russian premier becomes -- earnest having succeeds anthony even as foreignretary. after daily sessions for eight days, the conference recess until the election results became known. between sessions, president truman talks with generals dwight the eisenhower and omar and bradley. william delay is also president at the presidents post time white house. potsdam white house. a meeting of the british and american chief's wife of staff. on 26 of july, a joint declaration from truman and retime president churchill calls in the japanese government to surrender unconditionally. this order is professes false. the british islam sea and air forces of united states, the british empire and china, many times reinforced by their armies in air fleets from the west, are poised to strike the final blows upon japan. ♪ ♪ additional films on the invasion of borneo by troops of the australian seventh division. admiral tie island staging area for the invasion, a vast supply of material is landed on the transports will troops are embarking on the el-sisi i. the operation is under t

you know for years over his corruption cases he is currently on trial that child due to start in earnest at the beginning of next year with witnesses being called 3 times a week but they've been joined and the movement has been buttressed by the fact that israel is laboring under the 2nd wave of coronavirus the economic impact and fallout of that is being seen as not being properly assuaged by government policy they are trying to do that but there are people that i've been speaking to tonight even saying things like you know that there be people being asleep and they're waking up against this prime minister that the coronavirus has been a slap in the face for the country and that is what is providing these protests with their momentum has finesse and you know he says that this is leftist this is an a case where on the streets they've been calling for the police to to ensure that this doesn't get out of hand there had also been talk recently or least in the last few weeks about a potential. exploding of his rather fractious coalition with his former rival benny gantz and going to a 4th ro

you know for years over his corruption cases he is currently on trial that child due to start in earnest at the beginning of next year with witnesses being called 3 times a week but they've been joined and the movement has been buttressed by the fact that israel is laboring under the 2nd wave of coronavirus the economic impact and fallout of that is being seen as not being properly assuaged by government policy they are trying to do that but there are people that i've been speaking to tonight even saying things like you know that there be people being asleep and they're waking up against this prime minister that the coronavirus has been a slap in the face for the country and that is what is providing these protests with their momentum. that brings you up to date with the headlines this hour al-jazeera well this next introducing us to the doorman of egypt. her. and i started to fill my dick with the nothing a 2nd. i mean i'm out of the market in shanghai. bob hurts me. well i certainly was going. to model some some of them had to tell them it had been missing here and it convinced me to h

when the covert lockdown hit in earnest back in march mexican conductor. like so many musicians needed a way to combat the silence and to commune online with her colleagues and imagine the network that she could reach out to when she decided to make a covert video with mexican music oboist violinist maxime vengerov horn virtuoso sarah willis and many more came on board to be part of what she called the impossible orchestra and with d.w. as media partner the result is a thing to behold. i was sent home. and i couldn't conduct so what could i do. i was imagining what it would be an artist trying to have an artist to have the world's best seller list. called my friends 1st i called all the people that i had their phone numbers and had i had worked with. it's a coroner project obviously it would have never happened if it wasn't for the situation . it's the impossible orchestra because in the normal situation if i had to call them up they would say that sounds great but i have this concert and that concert and we can plan it for 2024 and so on that would have n

in earnest back in march mexican conductor. up with a plan to bring musicians together even from a distance she formed the impossible orchestra an ambitious project to gather. some of the world's best musicians to make music goal is to raise funds for women and children in mexico affected by the coronavirus. i was sent home. and i suddenly couldn't conduct so what could i do. i was imagining what it would be an orchestra to have an orchestra have the words for soloists. call my friends 1st i called all the people that i had their phone numbers and had i had worked with. it's a coroner project obviously it would have never happened if it wasn't for the situation . it's impossible orchestra because in the normal situation if i had called them up they would've said that sounds great but i have this concert and that concert and we can plan it for 2024 have someone that would have not been possible without a doubt but suddenly everyone was free. we're all wrong. i don't want it to seem homemade. it had to look professional as if we

earnest bevin succeeds as foreign secretary.ween sessions, president truman talks about generals. fleet admiral leahy is also present in the potsdam white house. on 26th july, a joint declaration from president truman and retiring churchill, they call on the japanese government to surrender unconditionally. it follows. the british entire and of china, many times reinforced by their armies and air fleets from the west are poised to strike the final blows upon japan. ♪ >>> additional films on the invasion of borneo by troops of the australian 7th division, at the staging area, a vast supply of materiel is loaded. the operation is under the joint command of australian and american officers. due to the shallow beaches, the australians are forced to wade through water above the waist to board the lcis. over 300 ships of the u.s. 7th fleet and royal netherlands navy participate in the invasion. rocket ships help with the defenses, taking part in the defense aerial that preceded the invasion. clouds of black smoke from burning oil tank

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eliminated harry's chances of going to college and necessitated his going to work full-time and in earnestut his ambition carried him on and within less than a year, he had gained a position as clerk in a large bank. then followed 10 strenuous years as a missouri farmer and his distinguished service defending the flag of the united states during the first world war. shortly after being discharged from the army, harry truman and a soldier friend established this clothing store in kansas city. but along came the national depression, which caused the business to fail. it is to the everlasting credit of harry s. truman that he slaved for 15 years to pay back very dollar that was owed. his former partner, who still owns the store, and the president are still the best of friends. today, as through the intervening years during which harry s. truman has struggled and risen to his high position in national and world affairs, the big frame house in independence, missouri, has continued to be home. it is now called the summer white house and he returns at every opportunity which his residential dutie

they do it for 30 days in most states, why don't we have voting in earnest for 30 days? why don't we put the resources in the budget so we can say that you can vote for a period of 2, 3, 4 weeks. and have all those votes. mail it and have it postmarked y the saturday before election day. in order for the votes to count -- voting absentee until the day of election and not knowing for 15 or 20 days who the winners are. you can do that proactively. it is so easy to do. i am worried that we will sit back knowing full well that there is somebody trying to disrupt this election. trying not to have this election at all, and trying to install them self as a strongman. i said this before, -- you have to say what you feel like saying. i don't think this man plans to have an election. i think he thinks he can hoodwink the people of this country much the way that the people of germany were hoodwinked back in the 1930's. that's what i said, that's what i believe. dr. hamburg: wow. a lot to think about and a lot for us to do. i know i am not the only one who wants to ask you questions

that eliminated his chances of going to college and necessitated him going to work full time and in earnesttion carried him on and in less than i gear he had gained for himself a position as clerk in a large bank. then followed -- then followed years as a missouri farmer, defending the flag of the united states during the first world war. shortly after being discharged from the army, harry and a friend established this clothing store in the kansas city, but along came the national depression, which caused the business to fail. he slaved for 15 years to pay back every dollar that was owed. his former partner, and the president are still the best of friends. through the intervening years during which harry truman suffered and rose to his position, independence, missouri has continued to be home to him. it is now called the summer white house and he returns at every opportunity. ♪ harry asked: -- harry asked. truman is fundamentally an act jim and is fundamentally an average american. not rich, but not poor, hard worker and very much a family man. areas in the backyard lawn of his summer white

semi—autonomous things out there that were ministers are in a tight spot, the blame game you can begin in earnestvice he is receiving suggesting that this is perhaps not the ideal time amid pandemic to start restructuring institutions like this. this is gone ahead. yes. it is extraordinary really to see both gavin williamson and shifting the blame to off 0fqual matt hancock trying to shift the blame to public health england went in the end, yes either quangos but they are responsible and accountable to the ministers who set the targets and framed legislation that governs their strategy. who often involve an appointment to these bodies. so the idea that it is some sort of independent thing like it is debenhams or something and you can criticise what they are doing that, these are parts of the government and it is yourjob as the minister to think about whether they are fit for purpose, and in the middle of a crisis but ideally before a crisis. i think there is a huge danger to making these institution changes right now and particularly a huge danger to dido harding who of course people can make mis

but there's a i love you where it doesn't end with the along with the internet are some earnest but more of that. might challenge is to some. home find and leave for both people and elephants deployed system this landscape. and to avoid what he beat of the mosque a different captures that have happened here in the past. let alone up until. now. but. it was soon after these characters that i joined a team led by dr on and. on and has been successful indeed using human and different conflict involved but i don't know south india by using techniques that promote or existence. so it's a bit of us to miss the concept of 0 because you have places. where what you might live can some type. of drought places where would you people can be the places like india where white people have been trucked in them see each other for generations for centuries so people under the white left can argue so prepared and that's what we're trying to look at the whole best we can actually promote not only for existence. save life for both life and people. i know you're. going to manage by many. are that it i'm going

it's really just this week that negotiations have begun in earnest between the white house and republicans democrats here in congress, and we've seen the coronavirus pandemic surging all over this country for weeks now. we've known that unemployment insurance, that the eviction moratorium we're going to run out last week. we've known that for months and so to wait until tens of millions of people, the 30 million people who are relying on that extra $600 a week to wait until that had expired, to wait until the eviction moratorium had expired, to begin negotiating in earnest, strikes me as just cruel and irresponsible, but let me try to be optimistic. i'm on the small business committee. one of the areas where there's been bipartisan agreement is that we should do another round of the ppp, the paycheck protection program. we should do a round two, using some of the funds already appropriated that haven't been expended, targeting those smaller businesses that have taken heavy revenue losses. that is one thing i think we've largely come to agreement on, but on aid to state and local government

the race for the white house gets underway in earnest, with the democratic party's virtual convention. in a keynote speech, the formerfirst lady, michelle obama, launched a scathing attack on donald trump. whenever we look to this white house for some leadership or consolation or any semblance of steadiness what we get instead is chaos, division and a total and utter lack of empathy. opposition protesters in belarus have held a ninth night of protests against president alexander lu kashenko, whose re—election has been widely condemned as fraudulent. california's death valley has registered the highest temperature ever recorded on earth. and the maker of fortnite, one of the world's most popular video games, is filing a second lawsuit against apple to try and stop the tech company from blocking it. good to have you with us. the democratic convention has got underway in the united states. but like everything these days, it looked very different, with none of the razzmatazz usually on show when america's major political parties meet to elect their presidential nominee. instead of speeche

the post office is an earnest, beloved, all-american, nonpartisan, practical part of our lives. you mess with it, and you are messing with a lot of americans. who, apparently, are in the mood to push back. and i will tell you. as this story has grown, right, the appointment of this un -- inexperienced, you know, rnc deputy finance chairman, trump donor, who comes in and immediately sles do immediately slows down the mail. that we find out later he's pulled the sorting machines. we've been finding out, piece by piece. outrage has already been growing. in the midst of all this, also, this sort of growing rage about what's happening here. we have really seen them start to steal our mailboxes. pictures from oregon, i think, were the first to raise worries all over the place. although, i think initially, seeing these images from oregon, nobody knew if it was some kind of local issue or local glitch there. but then, look at this. a reporter at the local nbc affiliate in montana, today, spent all day chasing the story about this happening in montana, too. the story about, as she kept o

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. >> reporter: with the swing state battle beginning in earnest now president trump traveling tonight to a rally in new hampshire. he's looking to keep up convention momentum after his acceptance speech last night. >> i profoundly accept this nomination for president of the united states. >> reporter: trump 2020 lighting up the national mall, but the real fireworks started much earlier. >> how can the democrat party ask to lead our country when it spends so much time tearing down our country? >> reporter: in a blistering attack on joe biden -- >> biden is a trojan horse for socialism. >> reporter: the president painted the former vice president as be-holden to an extreme agenda. >> this election will decide whether we defend our american way of life or whether we will allow a radical movement to completely dismantle and destroy it. >> reporter: after monday's rnc event in charlotte where we learned today four people tested positive for covid, the president delivered his remarks in front of a crowd of 1,500 on the south lawn no social distancing few masks. using the white house backdro

especially, for mike pence, captain earnest. this will be a huge deal. and i'll tell you what it will do. the republican convention wants to show you pictures of riots, and say that is the problem. we are about law and order. we will not allow this. they are pointing to the symptom of a problem, that they refuse to address. mike pence said, tonight, joe biden says that this country is systemic with its racism. it is. that doesn't mean we're all racists. it means we have institutions that we must force to address. that's what it means. and if you're going to ignore a kid like this, and others similarly situated, shooting people in a crowd. and you're going to have state tv have their people celebrate that, and say is it any surprise that these guys had to do this? nobody else will keep order. how is that pro-police? >> i heard that. and i was flummoxed. wait. a 17-year-old, who shouldn't have a gun, had no other choice but to go out and defend himself? first of all, he didn't even live there. >> different state. >> different state. so how is he defending

the post office is an earnest, beloved, all-american, non-partisan practical part of our lives. you mess with it and you are messing with a lot of americans, who apparently are in the mood to push back. and i will tell you, as this story has grown, right? the appointment of this inexperienced, you know, rnc deputy finance chairman trump donor who comes in and immediately slows down the mail, that we find out later that he's pulled the sorting machines out of all these facilities -- you know, we've been finding this stuff out piece by piece. outreach has been growing. people are already feeling the pain. and in the midst of all of this, amid what amounts to also this growing rage about what's happening here, we really have seen them start to steal our mailboxes. pictures from oregon i think were the first to raise worries all over the place. although i think initially seeing these images from oregon nobody knew if it was maybe some kind of local issue or local glitch there. but then look at this. mar-itsa giorgio who's a reporter at the local nbc affiliate in montana, today spent

month manages in two goin into the general election cycle in earnest after labor day and beyond, is goingally make a big difference for voters. reporter: do you know how you are going to vote? >> yes, i'm going to vote for the prident. reporter: new hampshire and s -- haso far escaped the worst of the pandemic. that is why many support the focus on the econo. despite record unemployment, staffro shortages are aem here. >> at first, the health concerns were the problem. the second problem was that a lot of my employees could make more money staying at home than what i pay tm. no one is replying to thent help ads. we cannot get seasonal staff. >> this is where we keep lobsr reporter: new hampshire restaurants depend on seasonal workers even when there is not a pandemic. >> normally, he would be eaten by now,e but have had him for days. reporter: covid is not playing down a lobster trap. foreign students who normally plug the g cannot travel. >> prolonging it all, and then giving out the money to everybody -- even the ppp loans. that has been great for our business, for a lot of businesses.

the race for the white house gets underway in earnest, with the democratic party's virtual conventiond a scathing attack on donald trump. whenever we look to this white house for some leadership or consolation or any semblance of steadiness what we get instead is chaos, division and a total and utter lack of empathy. 0pposition protesters in belarus have held a ninth night of protests against president alexander lu kashenko,

when the covert lockdown hit in earnest back in march mexican conductor. like so many musicians needed a way to combat the silence and to commune online with her colleagues and imagine the network that she could reach out to when she decided to make a covert video with mexican music oboist violinist maxime vengerov horn virtuoso sarah willis and many more came on board to be part of what she called the impossible orchestra and with d.w. as media partner the result is a thing to behold. i was sent home. and i couldn't conduct so what could i do. i was imagining what it would be an orchestra to have an artist to have the world's best seller list. and call my friends 1st i called all the people that i had their phone numbers and had i had worked with. it's a karma project obviously it would have never happened if it wasn't for the situation . it's the impossible orchestra because in a normal situation if i had to call them up they would have said that sounds great but i have this concert and that concert and we can plan it for 2024 and so on that would have n

they're pretty emblematic of the character hands out if they're plentiful and they're calm like this earnest then you know that the system is going back and that they feel no threats and that fire are far rewilding patagonia on al-jazeera. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering lifesaving tools supplies and training to help the world's most vulnerable people uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatments and of that seed keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the ward and in the lab now more than ever the world needs w.-h. on making healthy a world for you. to everyone. rewind returns with a new series and brand new updates on the past amount is a missed documentary this. rewind continues with saving sou'wester seeing the line 10 years later a lot of you average person community in south africa is no better this is a great motivator for us to keep giving back to these communities on al-jazeera. has one of the world's highest are based you know rides but m

when the covert lockdown hit in earnest back in march mexican conductor along. like so many musicians needed a way to combat the silence and to commune online with her colleagues and imagine the network that she could reach out to when she decided to make a covert video with mexican music oboist violinist maxine venga of horn virtuoso sarah willis and many more came on board to be part of what she called the impossible orchestra and with d.w. as media partner the result is a thing to behold. i was at home. and i suddenly couldn't conduct so what could i do. i was imagining what it would be an orchestra to have an artist to have the world's best seller lists. call my friends 1st i called all the people that i had their phone numbers and had i had worked with. it's a corner project obviously it would have never happened if it wasn't for the situation . it's the impossible orchestra because in the normal situation if i had to call them up they would have said that sounds great but i have this concert and that concert and we can plan it for 2024 hours and so on that

so tedious material earnest would be ideal is to use a global model and what's called an ensemble approach is to compute uncertainties what's coming extreme weather events and assessments we can see whether we can expect droughts or heavy rainfall on major storms which occur relatively frequently in europe. using an older computer scientists have mapped most of the planet but regions around the north and south poles are still missing and that final 17 percent is crucial for a workable weather simulation. and that's where the new computer comes in it might need 2 weeks for this highly complex task but that's still 4 times faster than its predecessor so just how fast is the supercomputer. you can do a direct comparison and say that the processes are similar to our own personal p.c.'s similar because they're a little more involved. in one system here you have the equivalent of 15 or 20000 p.c.'s insisted that it was also right here and stood guard that one of the world's 1st high performance computers that cray to was built that was 1985 what was back then cutting edge technology had roughly

i encourage them to be genuine and earnest with their views, within certain boundaries, frankly. i think still they are more issues around decency, not political speech, but i think they should feel safe as nba players. i ultimately think it is in our business interest to demonstrate to our fans in the greater community that these are multidimensional people. earlier on in my career one of , the biggest issues as a league, and this is before the opportunity of social media, for players to have that ability to show who they are directly to fans. they were portrayed in many cases as being one-dimensional people. they were just sort of -- just ball players. people didn't understand where they were from, what they did, and what their other interest were. or if they were from other countries, they were just from china. there is no sense that they are from beijing and this is what they did and this is how they grew up. social media as a complement to the traditional media which is helpful allows them to show who they are and helps to engage fans. david: who is the best player in the nb

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