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her mother ruth lloyd recalled speaking to her daughter that day she sounded like she was driving. >>ceo was speaking very rapidly and it wasn't a conversation she was just talking to us was just hard to make out what exactly she was saying 2 days later erica lloyds 2006 honda accord was found abandoned about 19 miles outside of joshua tree village on shelton road so i just said just littered roads, california highway patrol officer casey, 7 says investigators found no evidence on the roadway consistent with a traffic accident even though the vehicle had clearly suffered some damage there was damage to the front ends and along with the wind chills. >>and back window. so looks like it possibly might have been involved in tc. but we can confirm anything there were. >>items still in the vehicle. so there were no it didn't look like any items were taken out of the vehicle ruth and way lloyd learned from erica's friends that she spoke of needing a little break from the stress related to the pandemic her business got shut down by because of covid says she had no income coming in to her y

her mother ruth lloyd recalled speaking to her daughter that day she sounded like she was driving. >>ceo was speaking very rapidly and it was in a conversation, she was just talking to us was just hard to make out what exactly she was saying 2 days later erica lloyds 2006 honda accord was found abandoned about 19 miles outside of joshua tree village on shelton road so i just said just littered roads, california highway patrol officer casey, 7 says investigators found no evidence on the roadway consistent with a traffic accident even though the vehicle had clearly suffered some damage there was damage to the front ends and along with the wind chills. >>and back window. so looks like it possibly might have been involved in tc. but we can confirm anything there were. >>items still in the vehicle. so there were no it didn't look like any items were taken out of the vehicle ruth and way lloyd learned from erica's friends that she spoke of needing a little break from the stress related to the pandemic her business got shut down by because of covid says she had no income coming in to her

her mother ruth lloyd recalled speaking to her daughter that day she sounded like she was driving. >>ceo was speaking very rapidly and it was in a conversation, she was just talking to us was just hard to make out what exactly she was saying 2 days later erica lloyds 2006 honda accord was found abandoned about 19 miles outside of joshua tree village on shelton road so i just said just littered roads, california highway patrol officer casey, 7 says investigators found no evidence on the roadway consistent with a traffic accident even though the vehicle had clearly suffered some damage there was damage to the front ends and along with the wind chills. >>and back window. so looks like it possibly might have been involved in tc. but we can confirm anything there were. >>items still in the vehicle. so there were no it didn't look like any items were taken out of the vehicle ruth and wayne lloyd learned from erica's friends that she spoke of needing a little break from the stress related to the pandemic her business got shut down by because of covid says she had no income coming in to he

>> lloyd as if described as approachable, very outgoing. >> she is so cool.nd can blend into any crowd. she is kind and fun. >> reporter: and she has two pet bunnies she adores. the mystery of what happened in the desert is excruciating for a family facing a 12-year-old's questions. >> we love you and we miss you. our little grandson misses you terribly. we want you to come home. >>> another inmate at san quentin has died from the coronavirus. the inmate died yesterday at an outside hospital. 22 inmates in san quentin have died from the coronavirus. details about the latest at were not released. at the moment san quentin has 160 inmates with coronavirus. more than 2000 have been infected since may. >>> sheriff's department set a final farewell to deputy oscar rocha. he was buried with full law- enforcement honors. the alameda county also showed truck 17, honoring him outside during the memorial service. he died on july 23rd from complications due to the coronavirus. >>> one east bay flower shop is doing something special. it is reaching out to seniors living

>>ruth lloyd sheds a tear as one month goes by since her daughter erica lloyd disappeared thing like the but the. >>they locked down for you now almost 3 months. >>and she is also trying to home school her son it just was starting to get to her the pressure her 12 year-old son is also hoping that his mom returns are you calling about my mom and they're talking to people. we would say yeah we're trying to find your mom lloyd was traveling to joshua tree national park to camp when her family say they lost contact with her that was on june 16th. >>that same day california highway patrol found lloyd's car abandoned near highway 62 near 29 palms lloyd's family tells me they believe that erica's car was involved in a car accident. before it was abandoned on sheldon road. we don't so she had some memory loss when she got hit with the air bag and. >>she doesn't maybe know who she is we now know through my insurer mental her parents are now furthering their search efforts by working with doug billings, a cave in mine expert who helped find 90 year-old erin corwin. >>after extensive searching

it's not about george lloyd 's is a specific injustice of george lloyd and the truth of it is that there was a unified howl of outrage from the right and the left, me included when this video first service. it was an opportunity for national unity but for the identity socialists, it can't work like that. they need race as an instrument of division only immediately george lloyd killing and put on top of it a much larger narrative. the larger narrative is not what you would think would be the normal narrative the normal narrative would be bad cops, let's now try to make more good cops but no, their view is to have, because the cops are racist. institution is racist and that's no surprise because our free-market society is allied with white supremacy and america itself is structurally racist and it's been that way since 1690s but you got this remarkable and gigantic narrative and its on to the george lloyd killings. because if you disagree with the merit narrative, you are then accused of being insensitive george lloyd so this is the strategy ifyou will of the identity socialists . they for

her mother ruth lloyd recalled speaking to her daughter that day she sounded like she was driving. >>ceo was speaking very rapidly and it was in a conversation, she was just talking to us was just hard to make out what exactly she was saying 2 days later erica lloyds 2006 honda accord was found abandoned about 19 miles outside of joshua tree village on shelton road so i just said just littered roads, california highway patrol officer casey, 7 says investigators found no evidence on the roadway consistent with a traffic accident even though the vehicle had clearly suffered some damage there was damage to the front ends and along with the wind chills. >>and back window. so looks like it possibly might have been involved in tc. but we can confirm anything there were. >>items still in the vehicle. so there were no it didn't look like any items were taken out of the vehicle ruth and way lloyd learned from erica's friends that she spoke of needing a little break from the stress related to the pandemic her business got shut down by because of covid says she had no income coming in to her

her mother ruth lloyd recalled speaking to her daughter that day she sounded like she was driving. >>ceo was speaking very rapidly and it was in a conversation, she was just talking to us was just hard to make out what exactly she was saying 2 days later erica lloyds 2006 honda accord was found abandoned about 19 miles outside of joshua tree village on shelton road so i just said just littered roads, california highway patrol officer casey, 7 says investigators found no evidence on the roadway consistent with a traffic accident even though the vehicle had clearly suffered some damage there was damage to the front ends and along with the wind chills. >>and back window. so looks like it possibly might have been involved in tc. but we can confirm anything there were. >>items still in the vehicle. so there were no it didn't look like any items were taken out of the vehicle ruth and way lloyd learned from erica's friends that she spoke of needing a little break from the stress related to the pandemic her business got shut down by because of covid says she had no income coming in to her

her mother ruth lloyd recalled speaking to her daughter that day she sounded like she was driving. >>ceo was speaking very rapidly and it was in a conversation, she was just talking to us was just hard to make out what exactly she was saying 2 days later erica lloyds 2006 honda accord was found abandoned about 19 miles outside of joshua tree village on shelton road so i just said just littered roads, california highway patrol officer casey, 7 says investigators found no evidence on the roadway consistent with a traffic accident even though the vehicle had clearly suffered some damage there was damage to the front ends and along with the wind chills. >>and back window. so looks like it possibly might have been involved in tc. but we can confirm anything there were. >>items still in the vehicle. so there were no it didn't look like any items were taken out of the vehicle ruth and wayne lloyd learned from erica's friends that she spoke of needing a little break from the stress related to the pandemic her business got shut down by because of covid says she had no income coming in to he

her mother ruth lloyd recalled speaking to her daughter that day she sounded like she was driving. >>ceo was speaking very rapidly and it was in a conversation, she was just talking to us was just hard to make out what exactly she was saying 2 days later erica lloyds 2006 honda accord was found abandoned about 19 miles outside of joshua tree village on shelton road so i just said just littered roads, california highway patrol officer casey, 7 says investigators found no evidence on the roadway consistent with a traffic accident even though the vehicle had clearly suffered some damage there was damage to the front ends and along with the wind chills. >>and back window. so looks like it possibly might have been involved in tc. but we can confirm anything there were. >>items still in the vehicle. so there were no it didn't look like any items were taken out of the vehicle ruth and wayne lloyd learned from erica's friends that she spoke of needing a little break from the stress related to the pandemic her business got shut down by because of covid says she had no income coming in to he

her mother ruth lloyd recalled speaking to her daughter that day she sounded like she was driving. >>ceo was speaking very rapidly and it was in a conversation, she was just talking to us was just hard to make out what exactly she was saying 2 days later erica lloyds 2006 honda accord was found abandoned about 19 miles outside of joshua tree village on shelton road so i just said just littered roads, california highway patrol officer casey, 7 says investigators found no evidence on the roadway consistent with a traffic accident even though the vehicle had clearly suffered some damage there was damage to the front ends and along with the wind chills. >>and back window. so looks like it possibly might have been involved in tc. but we can confirm anything there were. >>items still in the vehicle. so there were no it didn't look like any items were taken out of the vehicle ruth and way lloyd learned from erica's friends that she spoke of needing a little break from the stress related to the pandemic her business got shut down by because of covid says she had no income coming in to her

sian lloyd, bbc news, staffordshire. now on bbc news, the travel show. mighty river sava, flowing for nearly 1,000 kilometres from the alps in slovenia, right across to belgrade, in serbia. it's the longest river within the balkans. a vital artery that's borne witness to so much history, stretching all the way back to ancient and medieval times and of course the turmoil of recent decades. today, the sava connects four countries that just a generation ago were at war. 0n myjourney, i'll be exploring how today this river is healing wounds by boosting trade and tourism and creating a new identity for the region. and finding out why locals call this the ‘vital heart of the balkans‘. a nation ofjust 2 million people, slovenia prides itself on its close relationship with nature. it's one of the most densely forested countries in europe and nearly two thirds of its landscape is green space. this river, the sava, has been a crucial trading route for centuries, dating back to 400 bc, when the celts named it after their river god savus, protector of merchants and

we don't even know if she knows who she is. >> the lloyd family hired an expert to help locate erica. sheriff department is also continuing a search. >> our original series project home, most of us are working from home, but one company is buying up houses and turning them into businesses in the east bay. >> a substance abuse treatment facility has purchased three homes the pa year and plans ed tes.neighbors broughtthe discov to susie, who found out that there is little thatcato fight >> when tessa first moved into this residential neighborhood in walnut creek 30 years ago, what she liked most about it was that it was residential. >> it is just so quiet. i run and bike every day. drug she's worried that a new neighbor could change that. they bought this five-bedroom home down the street and they will be running a mental health and hope substance abuse treatment center for teenagers inside. >> i was shocked. this is a residential neighborhood and i'm shocked that a for-profit business can buy a house and operate out of it in this quiet neighborhood. and not letting anyone know about it

[applause] and we're going to build the kind of america that lloyd bentsen has been fighting for forica, the kind of america where hard work is rewarded; where american goods and american workmanship are the best in the world, the kind of america that provides american workers and their families with at least 60 days' notice when a factory or a plant shuts down. now, i know, i know i have a reputation for being a somewhat frugal man. and let me state for the record that that snowblower is still in good working order, even if it sits in our garage. in nine years, i've balanced nine more budgets than this administration has and i've just balanced a tenth. and i've worked with the citizens of my state -worked hard to create hundreds of thousands of new jobs -- and i mean good jobs, jobs you can raise a family on, jobs you can build a future on, jobs you can count on. progress through community and i'm very proud of our progress, but i'm even prouder -- and i'm very proud of our progress, but i'm even prouder of the way we've made that progress -- by working together; by excluding no one

1000000 africans as part of the triangle trade helped build the british economy the bank of england lloyds of london and some universities have acknowledged their links to the slave trade so how much should britain pay is a way of compensation when brew. and ended slavery the government compensated slave traders with a share of $20000000.00 pounds or $21000000000.00 in today's money that money did not go to the slaves british traders made $60000000.00 pounds or about 10 $1000000000.00 from the sale of almost one and a half 1000000 african slaves the value of all slave related industries amounted to 11 point one percent of britain's g.d.p. by $1800.00 which would be 336 $1000000000.00 in 2019 when just a reminder while slaves were transported to the americas on the route back to britain they took back to back oh sugar and cotton just one more number for you from a u.s. perspective the roosevelt institute estimated up to toil for trillion dollars could serve as the baseline for black reparations in the 21st century. so there's not time pat can let's bring in said hennery bankrolls he's vice

and many other distant lands joining me in studio for some analysis is peter lloyd from a us elections team good to see you again peter so does joe biden have more reason to be concerned well i think the short answer is yes absolutely i mean his his lead is narrowed in the polls over the past and if there's one thing we've really learned over the past 4 years with donald trump is to never count out trump and he really proved out with this speech you might even say that he acted presidential something that we don't see all the time from. a father who cares deeply about america and americans but i don't speak challenge is that you know despite decades of washington being a prominent politician the vice president many voters say they don't really feel like they know him what he stands for and trump my thing managed to make it quite compelling case for what he stands for. but didn't speak advantage at the same time is that trump is often his own worst enemy and so the big question is how long will trump be able to stay on message. and how long until he maybe has another meltdown on twitter

president the people that have the most money are protected and now we have this horrific death of george lloyd which i think it was very i was very pleased that there was a universal virtually universal reaction to this that this is this was an atrocity but that seems so long ago when we think of the of the riots and continued protests and the actions of the president here but that message is always on race and i think that's misguided because at the end of the day this is a class issue it always is a class go ahead. you know in the in the u.s. race determine what class what is it we can't there's no clean dividing line in this country and floyd's. death is something that happens every day to a black person by the way every day to 3 people in this country an average of 3 people killed by the police and racism is a big part of that so this story begins with racism and the racism that's practiced all the time mostly against black people but i think the reaction to it as you say they were both in was universal and i think the protests obviously were sparked by his killing but i think they are sus

both thejustice, george lloyd, breanna taylor taylor and ahmaud arbery, because lives matter. saw last night's rollcall, and don't forget, joe and kamala can win by3 forget, joe and kamala can win by 3 million votes and still lose, take it from me. so we need numbers overwhelming so trump can't sneak or steal his way to victory. text vote 30330 to get started. 100 years ago today, the 19th amendment to the constitution was ratified. it took seven decades of suffragettes picketing and going to jail to push a small closer to a perfect union. if the five years ago, john lewis marched and bled in selma because that work was unfinished. tonight i am thinking of the girls and boys who see themselves in america's future because of kmaala harris, a black woman, the daughter of jamaican and indian immigrants and our nominee for vice president. this is our country's story, breaking down barriers and expanding the circle of possibility and to the young people washing —— watching, don't give up on america. despite ourfloors watching, don't give up on america. despite our floors and proble

sian lloyd, bbc news, staffordshire.ressed deep remorse today for his country's wartime actions at a ceremony in tokyo. emperor now he to expressed hopes the ravages of war would never be repeated, while japan's prime minister said his country now consistently values piece. the exams regulator for england 0fqual has set out how mock exams can form the basis of appeals after the controversy over this year's a—level results. almost 40% of teacher predictions for pupils unable to sit exams because of the coronavirus pandemic were downgraded. the new rules will also apply to gcse results out in a few days and as levels. here is our education correspondent elaine dunkley. protests by students who feel failed by the system. mandy was hoping to study law at oxford university but has missed out on her place. she wa nts has missed out on her place. she wants the government to follow scotland's example and upgrade results in line with teachers' predictions. we want a u-turn like scotla nd predictions. we want a u-turn like scotlan

sian lloyd, bbc news, staffordshire.rom king's college london is a historian and literary critic, specialising in twentieth century literature and culture. shejoins us now, thank you very much forjoining us here on bbc news. how much comfort for some, those who apparently lost everything, did vj day bring to them? vj day was i think experienced very differently in britain and america. in britain, we had already had ve day and churchill announcing that this is the greatest day of our lives. the war, for so many people in britain, had been a war against the germans, so when the war in europe ended, there was this sense of celebration, but between ve day and vj day, there had been three months in which people started to see that peace might be anti—climactic and that the cost of what had maybe been, partly humanitarian the commit been made, witnessing the liberation of the concentration camps, the rubble of the german cities, people started to feel less victorious. rationing was going to continue without the energy that had

of us thank you very much from well this is stories repeated all over beirut we've heard today that lloyd is reporting just 2 weeks before the explosion the prime minister and the president will warm up the danger of leaving that ammonium nitrate at the port to go bananas thank you very much been a smith our correspondent in beirut. the number of recorded coronavirus infections worldwide has now surpassed 20000005 months after the pandemic was declared that's according to the johns hopkins university tracker which also shows global deaths of more than 730000 but 12000000 people and known to have recovered the us brazil and india remain the worst affected countries with more than 10000000 recorded cases between them. the australian state of victoria the epicenter of that country's resurgent brake has reported another 19 deaths in 24 hours there are also more than $330.00 new infections victoria announced his biggest one day rise and it's on monday it's under a 6 week lockdown including a nightly curfew in melbourne australia 2nd biggest city. cuba is reimposing lock down measures there bec

lloyd webberfan. lloyd webber fan. in a taxi. returning from a restaurant. a good one, apparently. in the uk, the prime minister spoke briefly about a return to normality by christmas. the scientists were sceptical. things will not be done by christmas. this infection is not going away. it is now a human endemic infection and even actually if we have a vaccine a very good treatments, humanity will still be living with this virus for very many yea rs with this virus for very many years to come. the key objective remains to develop a vaccine. initial trials were encouraging, up to a point. are we going to have a vaccine before christmas? well, i am an optimist in life, catherine, and on the best case scenario, the answer is yes and myjob is not to second—guess whether we will not and vaccines are an uncertain science and we need to be cautious and we need to be careful. we are working very ha rd be careful. we are working very hard on this that i can't, i can't promise to play centre. matt hancock's natural optimism struggling to overcome the reality of the calendar. this was a crisi

we will hear from pete death of george lloyd.eg, corey booker, michael bloomberg, not such a figure of the progressive future. some animals from the democrats remember that he made this massive hire of staff for the presidency and they would have jobs through november but not all of them do, has created some sort of a backlash. a huge moment forjoe biden. a man who he likes to say, i'm often told i say what i mean but sometimes i say what i mean but sometimes i say more than a mean to. so we will see whether or not is the case and la bit of a copout for all politicians isn't it. thank you very much laura. so tonight it's all about joe biden and of course we'll have his speech live later. my colleague katty kay looks at the life and career of mr biden. how you doing? joe biden is my name. look me over, will you? joe biden‘s political brand is empathy, a firm handshake, a look in the eye, an arm around the shoulder. he showed it in his first run for the white house way back in 1988. but that bid failed amid questions over the very

sian lloyd, bbc news, staffordshire.al service has warned that millions of mail in votes may not arrive in time to be counted on the presidential election day on three november. it says that certain deadlines are incongruous with their delivery standards. after the usps sent out the warning in letters to states across the country, protesters marched on the home of postmaster general, demonstrating against what they see as voter suppression. president trump opposes additional funding for the usps and also he claims postal voting can lead to fraud. amy gardner, national political reporter at the washington post, explained the issues surrounding postal voting in the us. mail postal voting in the us. balloting is common in ma states mail balloting is common in many states in the united states. it is much less common in many other states. and when the pandemic settled in to all of us around the world, and we had this incredibly momentous selection that we were facing in the united states, state election officials at a local e

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ruth lloyd sheds a tear as one month goes by since her daughter eric lloyd disappeared. >> being on lockdown for almost three months, and she was trying to homeschool her son. it was getting to her. >> his son once his mother to return. we are trying to find your mother. >> she was last seen driving to joshua tree. her family lost kong that contact with her. they found her car abandoned near highway 62. >> she had some memory loss. maybe she does not know who she is. we are not sure. been her parents are working with a mine expert, who helped find a 19-year-old. after extensive searching her body was found down near a mine near joshua tree in 2009. >> i know the area. i know that general area. it is less isolated. >> he has spent more than 20 hours looking for her. >> there are washes and canyons. they form in the foothills. >> he is using a special map program to retrace your steps. >> somebody saw somebody that fits her description one week after she went missing. >> she could still be out here, you know. she could be with people. somebody may have taken her in. we are hopeful, you know. t

i think lloyd george could have. the evidence is that british opinion was getting much less vehement against germany by the summer of 1919 than it had been nine months previously and it might well have been the case if george said, look, we're really going to go easy on the reparations or give more to france. if the british had been prepared to give more to france, it might have done it. but it was politically difficult. i'm not sure they could have done much more with germany. i think they felt that germany had lost. they felt that they had a good -- they had every right to punish it. and they also looked at what -- this is not -- my mother always told me, two wrongs don't make a right. but they did look at what germany had done to france after -- in 1871 and they looked at what germany had done to russia in march 1918. if you want to look at savage treaties, that one was savage. i detached huge chunks of russia and the boso i think there was e that germany should have paid some penalty. the trouble was, as a french

>>ruth lloyd sheds a tear as one month goes by since her daughter erica lloyd disappeared thing liket the. >>then locked down for you now almost 3 months. >>and she was also trying to home school or sign it just was starting to get to her the pressure her 12 year-old son is also hoping that his mom returns are you calling about my mom and they're talking to people. we would say yeah we're trying to find your mom lloyd was traveling to joshua tree national park to camp when her family say they lost contact with her that was on june 16th. >>that same day california highway patrol found lloyd's car. abandon near highway 62 near 29 palms lloyd's family tells me they believe that erica's car was involved in a car accident. before it was abandoned on sheldon road. we don't so she had some memory loss when she got hit with the air bag and. >>she doesn't maybe know who she is we now know through my insurer mental her parents are now furthering their search efforts by working with doug billings, a cave in mine expert who helped find 90 year-old erin corwin. >>after extensive searching core on

colleague melissa holroyd is here what to help guide us through now melissa we just saw a bit even andrew lloyd webber says that these methods these gimmicks aren't really sustainable they're not particularly profitable what do you think could we conceivably go back to barge scale performances in person before there's a vaccine. while the sun shines we can do anything that's what i think as long as that summer and we can go outside we can do a whole lot of stuff that's if we're talking about indoor concepts. then i think they have to find a vaccine really fast because all of this stuff costs money it will cost money all this plexiglas the pixie glass it's between us now. it will cost money and you know a lot of performance and a lot of then you simply don't have that money at the moment we have the salzburg festival on and they have it mean that we're seeing some wonderful pictures from the opera electra from side yesterday i mean they have invested a great deal of money into their into the measures that they've taken but even then even the austrians with all that cash banks say that they canno

but across the country in wisconsin many are scratching their heads like dairy farmer ciro lloyd she says that despite the damage or trade wars on the coronavirus she is still undecided. i need the democrats to step up. and when they are like 0 7 i don't know people vote for her you're not offering them anything useful i mean all of our farms are going bankrupt because we cannot compete emits increasingly some solid data of economy and they're not offering us anything to do to fix that but. finding solutions in an increasingly divided america is the challenge of this election 12000000 people are out of work the economy took a historic plunge in the last quarter 19 has brought the country to its knees yet donald trump's appeal still who voted for the space divil organizer who voted for barack obama in 2012. and i feel as if ovo donald trump 100 percent or something dramatic happens because he has a record now we it's proven what he's done. seems good but there are many who see the president to take the pun demick seriously has exacerbated the crisis i feel the stakes are too high i fe

a tired nation, said david lloyd george, is a tory nation, and the united states today cannot affordbe either tired or tory. [applause] there may be those who wish to hear more, more promises to this group or that, more harsh rhetoric about the men in the kremlin as a substitute for policy more assurances of a , golden future, where taxes are always low and the subsidies are always high. but my promises are in the platform that you have adopted, our ends will not be won by rhetoric, and we can have faith in the future only if we have faith in ourselves. [applause] for the harsh facts of the matter are that we stand at this frontier at a turning point in history. we must prove all over again to a watching world, as we sit stage,st conspicuous whether this nation, conceived as it is, with its freedom of opportunities, its range of alternatives, can compete with the single-minded advance of the communist system. can a nation organized and governed such as ours endure? that is the real question. have we the nerve and the will? can we carry through in an age where we will witness not only

several arrested in a police operation focused on his group of media outlets including the popular top lloyd apple daily. in a statement police said 7 people have been detained on suspicion of fraud and colluding with foreign forces part of the new security law i'm a comes on this morning around 945 together with our colleagues from the criminal investigation department and military staff we got a warrant to conduct an operation to search for evidence of a ration so far as smooth and we hope to finish soon and not to disturb the operation of the media. it is not the 1st time jimmy lai has been arrested. china's state media has portrayed him as a traitor and accused him of being one of the masterminds behind the many recent protests in the city. he's a well known and outspoken pro-democracy figure in hong kong who regularly criticize china's or thora town rule many here in hong kong see him as an unlikely hero. i don't think the police should be doing this after all this is a media organization hong kong claims to have freedom of the press so i don't think they should be raiding the media's p

lloyd fans of don't like to mess around with digital tools vendors is the exact opposite he was one of the 1st directors to really embrace digital technology to start shooting on handheld digital cameras i mean his is a documentary film that won a vista social club was the 1st full length film to be shot and edited entirely digitally and he's always kept pace with the new day digital technology i mean when 3 d. technology came in he was always one of the 1st directors to embrace it with his advance documentary pina and as i say a lot of artist directors are a bit scared. or a bit shy of new technology vendors has always said these are just new tools that we can use to tell our stories better or new and different ways you see most of his 60. do you have a personal favorite i had to pick out i think probably wings of desire which of course is this classic berlin set movie i think because that was probably the 1st film i ever saw where it wasn't a film about plot and story it was about ideas and emotion i never really seen that before sir changed the idea my idea of what film could do. bu

with no trades person available christian was forced to wait as his piece starts began to run lloyd. the baby stores have since hatched it would covert restrictions slightly lifting the nest could be moved next week. a craftsman is coming next week he's going to build the elevation we hope to be able to start brewing beer in the next week but we have to wait 5 or 6 weeks until the beer is ready so around mid september so there will be a short period of time which will have to find other solutions. will be a run for right this brewery for a few weeks the stork seem unfazed by the trouble they've caused maybe plotting a return to this spot next year. don't forget you can keep up with news on our website that's steve w. dot com and you can follow us on twitter and instagram d w news up next business with kate ferguson after a short break stay with you don't. stay up to date don't miss our highlights w. program online w dot com highlights. we know that this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives queen's take care of yourself a good distance wash your

with no trades person available christian was forced to wait as is being stopped again to run lloyd. for baby storks have since hatched it would covert restrictions slightly lifting the nest could be moved next week. a craftsman is coming next week he's going to build the elevation we hope to be able to start brewing beer in the next week but we have to wait 5 or 6 weeks until the beer is ready so around mid september so there will be a short period of time which will have to find other solutions. while b.m.r. run dry is brewery for a few weeks the storks seem unfazed by the trouble they've caused maybe plotting a return to this spot next year. you're watching the news live from berlin up next state of news travel program check in with a look at some of germany's loveliest somewhat aside destinations i'll be back next hour before headlines in the meantime you can stay up to date on our web site at state of dot coms i'm rebecca resist converted thanks very much for. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our

there was an anti-george lloyd post hours before he was assaulted, the post said george lloyd was a 46-year-old fell in high on fentanyl and got four televised funerals, what does canon in and get? he was riding his bike in his front yard. authorities declaring another right in the city. at the same time a man was arrested in connection to an attack with a baseball bat on a us marshal during violence in the city last month. in seattle the mayor has until monday to figure out if she will cut the police budget following pressure from city leaders and key owners joe and andrea were forced to shutdown their seattle store due to the ongoing violence. leaders pushing to defund police need to be policed. >> could resign immediately and we can have an election for new leaders who care about seattle residents and small businesses who build a vibrant speed that they've done nothing but work to destroy. short of re-signing there is nothing they can do. >> reporter: seattle residents have launched two city councilmembers that voted to decline the police department. >> people from the portland skf