your definition of far-left and far-right, you said marxist are far-left.s far as i'm concerned, she wants to take this country down. she is a communist. we have them in our government. we have them fighting trump right now that are left over from obama. i would like your comment on that. could you sorry, repeat the question. host: he said that one of the founders of black lives matter said in an interview that he read that she was a marxist. he wanted to know about the connection between groups like black lives matter and antifa. guest: ok. all, i want to make the point that i'm not an expert on black lives matter. i have engaged in research on antifa and anarchism worldwide. mind,h that caveat in there are antifa supporters, even anarchists that go to black -- matterer tests protests. i have seen it myself. localis overlap at the organizational level. that doesn't mean they are the same organization. it doesn't mean that anti-foot is somehow corrupting the black lives matter movement. -- a lot ofanta antifa supporters are very conscious of their white pri

your definition of a far-left and far-right, you said marxist are far-left. as far as i'm concerned, she wants to take this country down, we is a peer out communist, have them throughout our federal government, they are fighting trump right now, they are leftovers from obama and i would like your comment on it. guest: could you repeat the question, i only got bits and pieces. host: he said one of the founders of black lives matter said in an interview he read marxiste that she was a and he wanted to know about the connection between groups like black lives matter and antifa. caller: now guest: ok, first of all i want to make the point that i am not an expert on black lives matter, i have engaged in research on antifa and anarchism more broadly. with that caveat in mind, yes, there are people -- there are antifa supporters, even anarchists that go to black lives matter protests. inave seen it myself fieldwork, there is overlap on the local level, the organizational level. that does not mean they are the same organization, it does not mean that antifa is someho

guest: first of all the data , shows that we have more thennce from the far-right --than the far-left. i think all experts agree about the data. also, it is important to mention that the far-right is more organized, more effective, it seems like in terms of mobilizing support and in coordinating its efforts. there is a high number of groups that are active on the far-right. if you are looking at some of the more noticeable and visible recent attacks such as the synagogue in pittsburgh, california, it seems like the far-right is much more effective in inspiring individuals in perpetrating actual attacks. i would also mention the fact that, in general, we see that the political polarization and the delegitimization of political rivals, eventually enhancing and empowering groups to engage in violence. if you are pretraining the other side as a threat, eventually you will get to the point in which some people feel empowered and have theeel that they legitimacy and support to used violence against their opponents. host: let's talk to brian in salt lake, utah. good morning. caller: i feel l

of the uk and the way they regard children as far as this rule of six policy is concerned. police about how they will enforce this. here in avon and somerset they have had fewer than 30 calls since this new law came into effect at midnight from people shopping their neighbours and reporting this kind of anti—social behaviour. that probably explains why the police here haven't gone at it today handing out fans left right and centre, they have seen a softly softly approach to try and engage, educate and explain. because the rules have changed, i think it includes children as well. 0k. so you are over the number that we are... confusion in the park this afternoon. police officers explain to this mum that her toddler's picnic is in breach of the law, because they are a group of seven. it's very difficult to understand, though, because if i'm allowed to go into a pub, and with loads of people and i'm a metre apart from that person and i can't be with my kids' friends. if i count up us with our kids, we are more than six. does that mean we are breaking the law in the park? nikki

this particular area so far as far as the fire here fortunately, we are not hearing of any major injuries or any fatalities, but that could possibly change as far as the evacuation orders, mandatory evacuations for many parts of the area course, including calistoga but it is very fluid that many people have been told if you get the knock at the door you will have to leave. so far james and ari i have not seen firefighters from out of state, but that could be a possibility there are many fire departments that are local to the bay area helping out but as far as out of state, not just yet. again you can clearly see calistoga not only is it wiped out as far as homes and wineries it's also wiped out a lot of businesses many people already suffering from covid-19 and losing money that way. it was in money once again back to you. all right, thanks. >>well as continue our team coverage now of the glass fire this morning as we turn our attention to sonoma county take a look at the map that shows where kron four's reyna harvey is and then they skyhawk neighborhood of santa rosa on brigadoon way nea

here from both sides, from the far left and the far right, they are both armed.ly afternoon, hours before the kentucky derby. and you can see that this is already developing into a very tense situation. >> yeah. >> throw that in to when you then have the state police, the kentucky national guard coming in in armored vehicles and in riot gear. this is you know a volatile situation. but you really have to go back to the tension here and the frustration among the protesters that say that they are demanding charges for the death of breonna taylor. >> yep. >> but as you pointed out rightly because of you know tensions on, you know, the far left and the far right, they are using this apparently as an opportunity to, you know, voice their -- their -- really, their anger. >> indeed. >> that could lead -- the hope is that it does not but that could lead to violence later on today. thankfully this far this has been just both sides blowing off some steam some shouting. the police are here. in the last few minutes there does seem to be a little bit of a reduction in tension.

beyond that, as far as gold is concerned and as far as the movement of gold is concerned, we have to bear in mind that we must get more help from our allies abroad in this great venture which all freemen are involved of winning the battle for freedom. now america has been paving a tremendous road in this. i have favored our programs abroad. but now we find that the countries of europe for example and japan in the far east, these countries, some are former enemies, some are friends, they have got to bear a greater share of its load economic assistance abroad. that's why i am advocating and will develop through the course of the next administration if i get the opportunity a program and which we and lest from these other countries on a concerted basis and these programs of economic development in asia and latin america. the united states cannot continue to carry the major share of this burden by itself. we can carry a big share, but we've got to have more free help from our friends abroad and these three factors will be very helpful in emergency -- >> senator kennedy. >> just to correc

she's raised about $17,000 u.s., far surpassing her initial goal.nd with no end to the pandemic in sight, mutual support among businesses may be one of the keys to surviving the covid e e. >>>> a spokekesperson for ththe kremlin says h he hopes japan's next prime minister will remain committed to resolving an issue involving russian held items held by japan. the comments were reported by the state run task news agency. peskov says abe focused ton resosolvingg the island's issue through dialogue and signing peace treaty. his comments come after prime minister abe shinzo announced his intention to step down to deal with health issues. russia controls the islands, japan claims them. japann says the islands were illegally occupieied afterer wo war ii. japan maintains the islands are an inherent part of japan territory. tokyo and moscow have yet to sign a peace treaty 75 years after the end of the war. russia has been at odds with the west since it annexed the c crimean peninsula f from ukrain six yeaears ago. relations have worsened lately. >>> the chin

so far. have rejected international calls for peace talks their senior correspondent brought goes the it has more now on the standoff. the violence 5 didn't stop with the onset of the night now what we're hearing is that about johnny forces claim that armenians shelled the civilian settlements overnight it's that they had been damaged the civilian infrastructure civilian casualties people wounded we also have heard as about john came to have destroyed. an s. $380.00 air defense missile complex that was stationed apparently they say near the front lines down paranoid or of this coming just hours of the u.n. security council came out and condemned in strong words the violence they called it both sides did d.c.s. to deescalate and didn't negotiate with each other to start talking to each other unfortunately as they are by john and armine were also given a voice during the discussion the only thing that they agreed on is that they completely disagree with each other on forces who are media subjec

but so far, they haven t come up with an alternative theory.th life, with microbes living in the guts of animals like penguins, or in oxygen—poor environments such as swamps. let's speak now to dr suzanne imber suzie imber associate professor in space physics at leicester university. what exactly has been detected in this rather hostile environment. the measurements of the looking of this atmosphere. especially looking at the composition of the clouds and if we look at venus looking at ground based observatories, and we see it coming from the clouds and specific wavelength of which we see no omission that is an indication that the radio waves have been absorbed in this particular wavelength results it is been observed by phosphine, so they make measurements of the two different sets of observatories they're very confident that they have observed phosphine and gas in the clouds. how much of a conundrum is this given the conditions on venus are not going to be very conducive to life? yes, it isa be very conducive to life? yes, it is a huge myster

and nato on a joint response how far can this escalate. well it's called i mean if they take the view that it's definitely a russian policing you've got to ask the question will who'd who did point in because it could actually deep somebody results are all but of course the political effects are obvious it makes it virtually impossible for a new president of the united states for example to talk in a reasonable tone of voice to russia and that of course its various interests in the west the military industrial complex in the west the same people that will announce the military lab which has found this so-called knowledge of. independent journalist martin summers thank you for your time and your comments for. a trial relating to the 2815 paris terrorist attacks got underway on wednesday 14 people stand accused of involvement in the wave of terror that shook the french capital 5 years ago the satirical magazine charlie abdo was one of the main targets of the attacks alongside a jewish supermarket or to charlotte reports from paris. well char

now as far as we go we are still looking at a nice onshore breeze. this cold front that's actually actively sweeping through right now helping to keep air clean and also to keep temperatures pretty mild there's your offshore showers along with this cold front none of that rainfall going make its way into the bay itself. possibly very northern sonoma county you may see a couple of sprinkles this morning. what we are seeing though is the cool rush of winds from the ocean as well as some cloud cover that you're definitely noticing as you're stepping outside. tomorrow morning will start the morning off clear lot like we did yesterday and tomorrow your winds also starting to relax setting us up for what will be a big reversal come the weekend as this offshore some pushes back in across the day. replacing the sea breeze that has kept cool the past few days. offshore winds beings, hot dry air from inland valleys getting pushed our direction and increase fire danger inland east bay alameda and contra costa counties will be under fire weather watches starting

i mean not the worst that we've seen so far but so far has been a long time ago more than a week now job as saying it's not the worst the best definitely nowhere close to the best just yet we have definitely rounded the corner from our worst days which for friday and saturday. >>but not better this morning you can see outside smoke. hayes fog all mixed in together. you're while the creek am not much of a view at all this morning as for air quality sure we have seen some improvements but really all of us are in that very pour category all across the bay area smoke is actually the worst for a neighbor's further

right now and how it responds to those allegations that came out on wednesday as it stands moscow is far from happy with berlin at the moment in the way that that announcement on wednesday was made what we've heard from the head of the fact that a press conference was called before the russian ambassador had been summoned to the foreign office before. being told that this was going to be this announcement was going to be made. of the russian ambassador said that once he was summoned to the the foreign ministry he wasn't given any facts about the allegations being made now the kremlin spokesperson to me to the press golf has said on thursday essentially they can't comment on what they haven't seen in relation to the the evidence to back up the claims that alexei navalny was poisoned using a novacek nerve agent while the foreign ministry in moscow has accused berlin of what it called make a phone diplomacy. i would be very cautious when talking about any accusations against russia in this case after all there is no valid reason to make any we hope that we will be able to determine what hap

too far? not far enough? the inevitable debate as a new set of restrictions are announced. way there are some tory mps who feel the prime minister has already overstepped the mark and they want more of a say over what happens next. is the economy to be considered? the devastating consequences of these measures on our economic activity. and the long—term impact on the price that we will pay in terms of people's lives from increased cancer deaths and increased heart conditions as a consequence of skewering the nhs to covid—19. and you take all these things into consideration and come up with a politicaljudgment. i think we have made the wrong one. things are changing and with autumn and winter, ministers are warning it could be a long slog ahead. so much has already moved, but it is all part of life now, adapting to new changes, waiting to see if there will be more. jessica parker, bbc news. our political correspondent helen catt is in westminster. so, criticism of the test and trace and referred it before but growing concerns about fellow as it comes to an end. it is interes

and this is the worst by far without exception yesterday. feels like a summer breeze compared to right now look above me that's a combination of a little bit of fog. >>and mostly smoke and it is impacting visibility. it's like you're stepping into or out of the fog but we know it's because of the wildfires. let me show a map really quickly just to give you proof of how bad the situation is james fletcher talked about the good old days of it, maybe a little purple here a little purple there. now now it's purple everywhere so is this you can get worse than purple. it's a if you don't have to be out don't because it's going to be very difficult breathing and yes i did see one jogger this morning and even i had to give her aside i look like what are you doing. let me show you video of people in san francisco of course life goes on people have to go to us. go to work get to their family and friends maybe take care of elderly mother who knows but the bottom line is people are out and about and almost every one of them james and area we did see the

because your appear decade after decade, far left playbook stays exactly the same. to them, menomini makes no difference. every time, and 45 years, 45 years that a republican president has nominated someone to the supreme court the exact same set of clenched horror storiesd wheeling out of stora. dusted off and paraded past the america people. 1975, menomini for his insistent opposition to women's rights and extraordinary lack of sensitivity to the problems women face. who was this would turn back the clock? is the late justice, john paul stevens. went on to lead the course of the liberal way for decades. n987, it was an encore performance, menomini from president reagan was savaged by liberal groups. the president of one left wing group insisted he was sexist and disaster for women that would be anthony kennedy. once again, the skies do not fall. when justice kennedy retired in 2008, the new head of the same liberal organization stated they were alarmed by his retirement. the same said the sky was falling in the 80s because justice kennedy was nominated. the sky wa

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found in the forest far away from his stall. he doesn't want to see all germany's pick farmers being lumped together. number you're going to give voice and we should be looking at farms close to the center of this epidemic it would make sense to restrict exports there but it doesn't make sense to apply these restrictions to all the farmers who are 400 to 500 kilometers away on. all the streets. in those can't imagine the virus spreading from wild boar to the pigs on his farm for that he says the safety measures in his stalls are far too good. eastern libyan commander how dar announced on friday he would lift his blockade on oil output for a month he added he had agreed with a rival tripoli government on fair distribution of energy revenue resuming oil exports after the 8 month blockade would relieve mounting financial pressure for both sides in the libyan conflict and could remove a major obstacle towards a political settlement it's not yet clear if the declared agreement has wider support. and the reminder of our top story this

he is one underfor his round so far.ve overfor the tournament. two of the best performance since coming back from lockdown. this course is fierce and i don't think we can predict anything for tonight and tomorrow night. but we loved all the same. we can hear more from you tonight? yeah come on 5 live and on the website. despite the end of the saracens era looming, that didn't stop the reigning european champions cup holders continuing their gallop towards the title once again, holding off leinster in a thrilling quarter final in dubln. adam wild has the details. 50,000 empty seats in dublin, the backdrop for the return of european rugby's elite competition. still saracens need no reminder ofjust how much their world has changed. the continent's dominant force in recent years condemned to the wilderness from next season — punishment for breaching financial rules. if these are their final throws, they were unexpected as they were impressive, kicking themselves into a 12—point lead against leinster. all before alex goode fo

that's a record by far. in august, we added 249,000 retail jobs, 174,000 leisure and hospitality jobs, and 29,000 new manufacturing jobs. the unemployment rate plummeted to 8.4%, the second largest single month drop ever recorded, surpassed only by our big decline in june. last month, we saw large declines in the unemployment rate for african americans, hispanic americans, and asian americans. very big declines. we are witnessing the fastest labor market recovery from any economic crisis in history by far. by contrast, the last administration had the slowest, weakest, and worst recovery in american history. that was well documented, as you know. this year, the united states had seen the smallest economic contraction of any major western nation, and we are recovering at a much faster rate than any other nation, business confidence is higher today is america than in any other g7 or eu country. that covers a lot of territory. we have the business confidence that is higher. then many -- in any of those countries

left group was being investigated over the death of a far right activist what happened during weeks of often violent demonstrations in the city of oregon against racism and police brutality. 7 us police officers have been suspended in connection with the suffocation of a mentally distressed black man daniel prude was taken off life support in march 7 days after his arrest in new york state his family released police video showing offices holding him face down for more than 2 minutes. to see they have video and see my father in the state of helplessness where he was complying and wasn't giving anybody a hard time and in need of help is is deb's statement is really taking a toll on me m.r. so because. we've never seen our father in a situation the way in all i have to say now is i want i want justice i want these officers charged with murder in. the disturbia rochester to do better. coming up here on this program the latest from pakistan on one of its worst monsoon seasons in years. and protests continue in port au prince haitians venting their anger over the death of a prominent lawy

colombia's capital following the death of a man repeatedly tasered by police 9 people have been so far killed. a plunging currency for the sudan to declare an economic emergency even as flood ravaged the country. and dozens of wildfires continue to burn through forests and towns along the u.s. west coast destroying hundreds of homes. we start with breaking news from jordan a large explosion has rocked the outskirts of the capital it happened in the zaka governorate about 30 kilometers northeast of amman jordan as minister for media affairs says the blast happened in a warehouse where unusable mortar bombs were being stored he also says it was caused by an electrical short circuit the extent of the damage is not yet known and we'll bring you more as we get it. now to colombia where renewed protests are taking place over the death of a man in police custody and violent demonstrations on wednesday left 9 people dead hundreds injured and just in the past couple of hours riot police have been fighting with demonstrators who set fire to police stations in the capital vulgar tar the anger has

right and from the far left. i think all experts agree about the data. also, it's important to mention that the far right is more organized, more effective, it seems like in terms of mobilizing support and in coordinating its efforts. there is a higher number of groups that are active really on the far right. if you are looking at some of the more noticeable, most visible recent attacks such as the attacks against the synagogue in pittsburgh, in california, you see that eventually it seems like the far right is much more effective in inspiring lone wolves and individuals in perpetrating actual attacks. i would also mention the fact that in general we see the political polarization of political rivals enhance and empower individuals and groups to engage in violence and, again, if you delidge mize the other side, portraying the other side as anti-patriotic and as a threat, eventually you'll get to the point in which some people feel empowered and feel that they have the legitimacy and the support to use violence ag

what we have seen so far is unfortunately no trace off in the big theme of buddy we have been conducting 2 scans in 2 different room holding the scanner on the porch we just need a 4 'd inch fence and commit the horse so we did that so far we can see nothing and but we are going to conduct again i'm sure another scan thing is done we work in face the call the nation is by to cheat him to get me to tell me. live and he's going to tell he we have a very good team everybody's looking hand in hand let's go live now to beirut how serious is that your the auspices the the center point of where this this vigil is about to get on the way almost a month on exactly to the minute is what studer happened. well yes the people gathered just outside the door at the site of that massive explosion still people have come to go mark that day that moment that changed the lives of so many people 191 dead 6500 people injured many of them critically injured many of them suffering from life changing injuries tens of thousands of people have lost their homes but there are 70000 people and that's according to the

it was far more effective to stimulate the economy. now i still do not understand why this administration and mr. nixon are not focused on our opted. i think we should step up and getting people back to work. five cents a day. for three, i believe we should stimulate the economy, we shouldn't carry out a high interest rate policy. i think things may slow down. if we move into a recession in 61, that i would agree, we have to put all money into the economy. this could be done by either one of us. or we could do programs, for education, make a judgment on the fastest programs. (inaudible) >> i understood that this was eisenhower nixon administration. the question is what are we going to do in the future? that's typical of this administration, this president, and we discuss that we could go on the stage. i believe our power in the last eight years has declined. so what are we going to do the future? nixon believes that moving ahead and that we are not going into recession, he thinks that our power and prestige was stronger than it ever wa

we had the comedy award so far.say the word but it rhymes with it. basically, canadian, eugene levy and his son have swept all of the awards. best actor, best supporting actor, best supporting actor, best supporting actress, riding, directing, comedy. it is the first seven awards went to that show in the was saying, wait a minute, is this real, it was weird. but that's where we are so far. any other award handed out so far is regina king and her guest starring role in watchmen. she won for best actress. so we're very happy to see her and of course for last week tonight show talk show won forjohn 0liver as well. but we're still well into it. it is a three show and so far, has been going off without a hitch so i'm really surprised. there's so much going on and so far so good. tv has got a lot of us for a lockdown this year. was it a vintage year for what we all had to watch? it was yes but i think it has been a great year because of the additional streaming platforms. remember, we had disney plus that was added to the

so far the drive across the span is pretty quiet. no problems connecting with highway one o one norris, or one oh one south and so far traffic's been smooth. we have a trouble spot in union city that cleared. it was 80 at alvarado now so that one's out of the way was blocking one lane you may see a little bit of crowding through union city on the nimitz by the time you reach hayward you're fine continuing to 92 you're fine, it's just a little busy across the span here but no the trouble spots into foster city or send the tale. well let's talk about some football shall we the forty-niners defeated the new york jets on the road in what turned out to be a bittersweet win. it came at the cost of a rash of injuries on offense and defense feel like everybody her down we'll get to the injuries but first let's talk about some highlights on the very first play niners running back where he most earned runs 80 yards into the end zone for a touchdown. >>i was quarterback jimmy g there are 2 touchdowns to tight end jordan reed in the 1st half. th

too far? not far enough? the inevitable debate as a new set of restrictions are announced. are some tory mps who feel the prime minister has already overstepped the mark and they want more of a say over what happens next. is the economy to be considered? the devastating consequences of these measures on our economic activity. and the long—term impact on the price that we will pay in terms of people's lives from increased cancer deaths and increased heart conditions as a consequence of skewering the nhs to covid—i9. and you take all these things into consideration and come up with a politicaljudgment. i think we have made the wrong one. things are changing and with autumn and winter, ministers are warning it could be a long slog ahead. so much has already moved, but it is all part of life now, adapting to new changes, waiting to see if there will be more. jessica parker, bbc news. 0ur political correspondent, helen catt, is in westminster. 0nce helen catt, is in westminster. again, borisjohnso| questions once again, borisjohnson facing questions about test and trace and also

are transparent in fact in several agents such as the jewish autonomy as the public in the russian far east and in the public of thought are stunned the majority of the ballots were cast before the last day of the election when most minute those were present more than 50 percent of the balls for cast before then so it is difficult to see those elections as complete with their unspent at the same time several opposition candidates were able to gain to get seats in local assemblies in city councils in tomsk and the in the wish to be honest both sabian city is where this country has been rising over the past few years so there is always have been officially i think a victory for their all and united russia party all of its incumbents incumbents and new gubernatorial gubernatorial candidates had won but at the same time you know russia did not do so well in several ija no sense. yes and city council's alex in belfast well the people by the result then both of our guests. summarizing some of the concerns and irregularities in the voting it wasn't long ago we had street protests in russia of

is far. from a record equalling 24th grand slam title is moving ever closer for serena williams . a straight sets win over russia's margarita i guess sparing in saw her advance into round 3 at the less open where she'll meet 2017 champion sloane stephens williams says the copen era quiet of a family's stadium isn't affecting her so far and i love the crowd here obviously but it's something cool like i mean i've been playing so long i now play in the modern area where there's there's no crowd it's all digital stuff but it's something kind of calming about it you know africa's top ranked player is also through tennessee is owns job beating kaia kanepi to reach round 3 for a 2nd year in a row to go any further job or will have to beat sophia can top level tennis was suspended for 5 months due to coronavirus in the reigning australian open champion says her best form is only just returning. apparently people are telling me you're playing well you're playing well i'm like no i'm not but yeah i'm g

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he knew it was far more deadly than he let on, and he knew it far earlier than the public. people say lives have been lost but they haven't been lost. they're dead. 190,000 americans are dead. and the president lied to us, when it really mattered. when action could have been taken, based on the information the president had, that would have saved lives. and in case you're wondering how many lives, the number is simply heartbreaking. researchers at columbia university estimate that instituting social distancing, just one week sooner, would have prevented at least 36,000 deaths. two weeks sooner could have prevented 84% of all fatalities. in a moment, you will hear the president's own words, taken from many conversations of key moments, over many months, with "the washington post's" bob woodward. and yes, those conversations were recorded and you will hear them. everything you will hear him say tonight, he volunteered including his warning to woodward but not to the public, that covid was transmitted through the air, and far deadlier than the flu. he said it during what's com

however the german federal government has so far refused to accept any of the mine. here's a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world at least 10 people have been killed dozens wounded in a bombing in the afghan capital kabul fishel say the attack targeted the country's vice president who sustained minor injuries no group has claimed responsibility the taliban has denied any involvement the united states is said to reduce its troops in iraq from just over 50023000 this month president donald trump is trying to make good on his campaign promise to get his country out of what he calls endless foreign wars the withdrawal comes as trump faces heavy criticism for allegedly denigrating american war dead. germany has unveiled a ban on the routine calling of male chicks set to begin in january 2022 scientific advances now allow the gender of the chicks to be checked before hatching so the eggs of male chicks can be sorted instead of hatching only to be killed. dozens of wildfires have blanketed many areas of the western u.s. with smoke

or really not far enough. well remember you said they started it 3 to have trillion dollars i mean you have to put this in context. we're still in this emergency so you can't save everybody i mean yelp just came out yesterday and said almost 60 percent of the retail stores that they work with around the united states have closed permanently now that business we can't save what we can do is sort of 3 things not. one there is no question that the airlines got to get bailed out here they were never set up to be out of business for a year and a half and the ripple effect now becomes a political issue because look at where these gigantic airports are they're in swing states you're going to see that that's a political deal the dems have always held on the $600.00 a week deal there's no question that for 30 to 40 percent of people that's more than they're making take home as it is they have to come down to this $300.00 or $400.00 and do it now i mean this isn't posturing and posturing but now this is where the rubber

a ory about security, identity, is far from over.ra: here in the u.s., it is the start of a long weekend. as many hit the road, scientists fear that coronavirus will spread. all of this as president trump defended his handling of the scrisis, which seen more than 6 million people infected and left 187,000 dead. here is the president on the race for a vaccine. >> we are rounding the curve. laur we are joined by an epidemiologist and senior fellow. thank you so much for being with us tonight. you heard the president say we are rounding the curve. how concerned are you aboutan ameron the move spreading the virus? >> i think we are worried about vaccin being to back. -- we. dr. fauci says college students who are infected and on these camp this, do not send them home. the worst thing you can do is to send all of these infected college student on campus back there homes across the entry and the world. it is a very risky proposition. laura: we will get to the vaccine in a minute. an influential model that is closely followed by the white h

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-- from far-left to far-right. this is dangerous to our country, more needs to be done. maryland, dale is next. good morning. first, i'm so sorry that 9/11 happened and all of these people died. it's terrible catastrophe. but, i would lay the blame at the feet of the airlines. i say that because for decades the airlines have been approached by many people, including the government, to harden the doors, as israel had many years ago read they because they were afraid they would scare the customers. in my mind, it was for profit that the airlines did not harden the doors, because with locked doors you cannot fly on the plane. guest: you bring up a straightforward point, if they could not enter the carpet they could not have crash the plane spray they did not have bomb so they could not have brought down had boxlane, they only cutters and brute physical force. you are correct, they would not have been able to commandeer the planes. and they sought to do that, they came over for months ahead of time, took those flying l

you know i you i remember the portray as far as i remember that all come far as you know now about far is that we've gotten into. but in the last 3 years, it's just been really crazy because we've been in these really good. dangerous far is painting found them. >>over time and now of the santa rosa it's just really been on the last 3 years called you know these fires have been so back to back. >>it is quite crazy unfortunately. >>you do become somewhat of an expert on how to try to get. try to get the stories of the people who have to deal here and try to be a safe us possible of doing that yeah. well we thank you for. >>for going in when everybody else is evacuating only for giving all of the great video and live shot that you're giving we could definitely see a lot of that ash and embers blowing in the high winds like each are like you were explaining and highway 12 major out there and it is weird and it is weird because you know you're you're looking at santa rosa places and ravaged by fire like only said in city you know year after year the last 3 years seems like since 2017 until

eyewitnesses who said that more than one person was present in duma at the time but nonetheless as far as the gold is concerned acted alone on the night of the attack the other suspects the minor he has been convicted on the lesser charge of belonging to a terror group carrie thanks very much let's talk to him she's live in duma for us no to any words or thoughts from family members so far no. we are with that that the labs say that one survivor he had 10 year old who refused to go to the court today and has been refusing to go to it for the past 70 sessions over the house few years he was surrounded with his grandmothers when he received the news that each one of these women has lost a child through at and very humble fiance who were killed in the attack in 2015 along fied their 18 month thought that. their families said that nothing will ever come and for them for their last i might have lost his whole family he he doesn't live in this house anymore he moved to live with his. maternal grand father but one of the grandmothers said that she hopes that the settler the killer broths in j

more low key far more pragmatic. as he said himself in his acceptance speech he comes from a family of strawberry farmers in the same speech committing to give the job his all with one of his 1st priorities being the continuing fight against the coronavirus. amid the nationwide crisis of the brink we cannot have a political vacuum we need to overcome this challenge i need to continue with what prime minister has been working on and move it forward i believe this is my mission . the continuing coronavirus compounds many of japan's other problems such as the worst economic downturn in decades and also the nightmare of the tokyo summer olympics now delayed until next year with the possibility of further downscaling or even cancellation but opinion polls show that people in japan are so fed up with them many wouldn't mind if they simply didn't happen a tall comes into the job of prime minister really with the role of being almost an interim prime minister a steadying hand before new elections are called a year from now w

president the rose garden saying that the united states has achieved far more than any other nation last week we course is stork milestone when the united states conducted our 100 millionth test far more than any other country and not even close actually 2nd seems to be india with 1500000000 people and the numbers would be probably at least 50000000 more test by us we've conducted more tests than the entire european union and more than all of latin america combined. and community likely to face questions on his handling of the pandemic the debate. yeah we know that the team of joe biden the democratic presidential nominee is planning on hitting the president hard we do know that the president's handling and cope at 19 in general will be one of the issues that the moderator of that 1st presidential debate in cleveland will be asking of both candidates now we should also tell you that in the midst of this while the president will have some difficulty in answering some of the questions because of course he's the one overseeing the task force for response currently there will also be questio

and look how far all of it has spread across the entire continent.ty is getting filtered sunsets because of the wildfire smoke that has blown 3000 miles across the country. in a few minutes we will check out the air quality forecast as we head through the weekend. >>> tonight when it comes to fire danger one particular spot in the east bay is being described as a ticking time bomb. joe vasquez on that irresponsible behavior that is prompting a new crackdown.>> reporter: here on grizzly peak in berkeley hills signs are up warning folks about the potential for wildfires but officials say not it's everyone is heeding the warnings. it was a spectacular sunset under a clear sky, perfect for selfies. t nit falls officials say the fun often involves illegal fireworks, bonfires and other reckless behavior.>> knowing that the majority of those have been caused by people is definitely concerning. >> the threat is real within the community. schenectady officials from oakland and berkeley reported eight small fires since june 1. >> we are a ticking time bomb of

so far so good but the covert vaccine was far from the only concern of the u.n. general assembly french president among them across and brought up the novelli case calling on russia to shed light on what happened to its opposition leader let's get laid so what was said about the paper all of us in berlin mourning pay what developments we have on one of only case. alone. yes this year's un general assembly taking on a different format because of covert 19 in the video messages that were submitted to the video messages have been submitted the one that was sent from the french president emanuel mark on he used his address to call for answers from moscow when it came to the alleged poisoning election of ali. good we will not tolerate chemical weapons being used in europe russia or syria in the name of collective security i repeat my message to russia that everything must be done to shed light on this assassination attempt against a political opponent using the neurotoxic agent nova chuck this clarification needs to take place quickly because we will make sure our red

microbes are by far the most likely, maybe once upona time far the most likely, maybe once upon a timet we're seeing now are the last vestiges of the. it is a very intriguing question. fred watson, thank you so much. great pleasure, thanks. here in london, a new digital exhibition of photographs taken by people during lockdown has been launched by the national portrait gallery. the project was led by the duchess of cambridge and involves more than 30,000 photos. it's designed to capture the resilience of people at one of the most challenging periods of our history. sarah campbell has more. moments captured on camera during lockdown, every picture telling a story. titled be safe daddy, a cuddle between a father and daughter before his next shift working as a paramedic. loved ones separated by glass in last precious moments. and empty, three—year—old leo's mother who took the picture, says she experienced panic and a fear that this would be the new normal. this was a project initiated by the duchess of cambridge, herself a keen photographer, and she along with four otherjudges had the jo

yeah the director you have hines actually spent 10 years in the far left activist group this detected in the film she assures me. it was never as dramatic her experience as the experience in the film she was never involved in anything of violent never held a weapon or did any property damage but she said the emotional journey of the character and also the questions that the young woman in the film ask herself basically how far she willing to go to defend her ideals are the exact same ones that she asked herself that she went through as a young woman. company in the last great what sounds like a great film scott and we see that you're wearing the mask tomorrow the entire world so i take it that you're a fan but what are at this point your favorites or your favorite to win the golden lion. you know i'm not sure if this film. will have a chance or not i thought it was quite strong and so and the political aspects of it will definitely have an appeal for the jury here but if i have to pick my absolute favorite it would be pieces of a woman a film starring the nesa kirby as a woman who los