it's tuesday night, let's go for it can you talk about "thor"? novels where jane foster becomes thor and it's going to be really, like, silly and funny and great. we've got taika waititi. >> jimmy: taika waititi is brilliantly funny. oh, my gosh, is he talented? >> he's wonderful. so, i'm very excited to just be working with - >> jimmy: he has a good brain, that guy are you actually filming or are you still prepping >> just prepping >> jimmy: these movies, i don't know if people understand the training that goes into these things did you have any idea. i mean, are you doing these crazy workouts and stuff >> i'm trying. >> jimmy: it's insane. >> i've also had months of pandemic, you know, eating baked goods and lying in bed and feeling sorry for myself >> jimmy: oh, yeah >> so -- i'm, like, super tired after working out. >> jimmy: yeah >> and during. >> jimmy: yeah >> and dreading before >> jimmy: while you were in quarantine, i also saw a couple things on instagram, i follow you, you're a good follow, by the way, there's many things you do one th

of chairs with some speakers on it thought they have so far managed to evade the police and the or thor it is despite the police earlier shutting down effectively the whole of bangkok closing down the roads 2 major intersections closing all of the sky train and central bangkok stops and the underground and yet i think this illustrates the problem the police are facing they made threats they said that these gatherings are illegal under the new special emergency laws they

. >> members of thor mirror project sent this letter to director ray last month. in it they called for the fbi to be held accountable for its hiring and promotions practices through formal reporting to congress, the department of justice, and the office of inspector general. >> if the leaders, the senior executives, if they don't believe in it, then it's not going to happen. >> the fbi sent us a statement saying the diversity is quote, a core value. fbi officials told us that director ray was unable to schedule an interview before the report aired but that he was interested in addressing the former agents' concerns and he pledged to sit for an interview in the ♪ gillette proglide and proglide gel. five blades and a pivoting flexball designed to get virtually every hair on the first stroke, while washing away dirt and oil. so you're ready for the day with a clean shave and a clean face. ♪ ♪ diddeodorants onlysome alumask odor? secret aluminum free helps eliminate odor instead of just masking it. and is made with 3x more odor fighters. with secret, keep it fresh eve

boats have had their riders broken on spain's atlantic coast forcing the sailors to call for help or thor as he's moved quickly to bear and small sailboats from the area. put them into the clear see that it's possible that these are extremely curious young all crews who just want to play with the boat this is their way of exploring the world . but why this spate of attacks now some experts see the orca's behavior as revenge in july fishermen attacked a group of all crews with harpoons but marine biologists say that's unlikely another theory fishermen are competing with all kinds to catch redfin cheetah in the atlantic and as their numbers reduce the stress increases marine biologist bruno dia's fears that stories about the numerous attacks could stigmatize the orca's. people who don't understand what's going on might think the animals are bad and that could be harmful to the needy and useless against what you're doing you know. the old crews have now moved further north and this sailing ban has been lifted but the animal's unusual behavior remains a mystery. and on guard rock musician nic

. >> a pesar de ser el epicentro de covid-19 por varios meses el direct thor dice que mÁs personas participarons alegatos del presidente donald trump para no contar a los no ciudadanos. ocurrirÁ el 30 de noviembre y para entonces se puede haber confirmado el sexto juez conservador. >> hay que analizar bien cuÁles son los argumentos legales, ponte a pensar si la pregunta de la ciudadanÍa no se incluyÓ. ¿cÓmo van a saber si las personas son documentadas o indocumentadas? veo, uno mÁs de sus pantallazos y cosas que hacen para ganar mÁs votosdel grupo de ciudadanos antiinmigrantes. >> las tabulaciones con los resultados finales se esperan en algunas horas y la prÓxima oportunidad para hacerse contar es este 3 de noviembre con su voto. >> nos quedamos en new york donde cientos de personas manifestaron en contra de la brutalidad policial enfrente de la torre donald trump. uno de los nombres mÁs sonados u fue el detaylor, la afroamericana que muriÓ baleada por manos de la policÍa donde fallÓ un operativo de antinarcÓticos en marzo. en mÉxico, varios estadios de fÚtbol reabren sus puertas a los hinchas

they got help from thor. >> can't beat that. >>> you will want to get away? you -- you said that fast. >> sorry. >> he does. you may want to check your wallet before you check in somewhere. >> where california cities ranked when it comes to hotel costs and the top destination may surprise you. >> and today on the drew barrymore show, jane lynch also life coach jay sheady on the joy of missing out. our home was burned to the ground in the tubbs fire. the flames, the ash, it was terrifying. thousands of family homes are destroyed in wildfires. families are forced to move and higher property taxes are a huge problem. prop 19 limits taxes on wildfire victims so families can move without a tax penalty. nineteen will help rebuild lives. vote 'yes' on 19. . >>> today's tip of the day. cauliflower day. this is naked purple cauliflowr. there is no wrap around it. a lot of -- it has the wrap. this is called the naked cauliflower. when you buy it the purple one, bright purple, very important all the way around. you see that. turn it around and see here, no brown spots.

laughter ] here you're actually -- i hope i'm right here, you're in australia working on the new "thoryet we're just prepping. >> seth: and this is with taika is the director. he's such a fantastic director i think now it obviously makes perfect sense, but maybe it was a little unlikely in the beginning to direct a big superhero franchise like this. is it exciting to work with him? >> it's so awesome he's just got like the best spirit he's so -- he's a very good person, and he's also hilarious. and the combination is very, very endearing so, it's very exciting to get to go to work and, like, laugh a lot there. >> seth: i know that there's no movie that's more under wraps than a "marvel" movie, but there is rumors, at least, that you might be wielding the hammer that's pretty exciting >> yeah, yeah, no. i mean, we've -- we've definitely been able to talk about and openly talked about the fact that jane becomes the mighty thor, like in some of the graphic novels so it's pretty -- pretty exciting to get my superhero on. >> seth: it's been long overdue. something else that's really excitin

protesters face has announced a couple of things he wants to reach earlier this week they were very broad thor for example that was she said that she wants to see human rights being implemented in poland and she wanted to see. courts that are independent and she wanted for example the constitutional court president to leave now the course ruling last week effectively imposes a near total ban on abortion so what happens next now. the prime minister mark matters more of yes he said that he wants to see a man once being implemented to the abortion law as fast as possible and more of us clarity set before earlier this week that we need to specify when abortion is legal and when it's illegal and this was seen as kind of a way to a to a compromise so yeah we waiting because the court's ruling has not been published yet it means that it's not binding yet but we'll see it probably next week or so when you say amendments is this the prime minister help us understand is this the prime minister wanting to rush through this new ruling or turn it into law is that what you're saying in my understanding this

since being released from youth detention adam has returned to school and or thor he's placed him in the custody of his 18 year old brother who will call marco a strange for much of their childhoods both boys have spent most of their lives in banksy heel or on the streets and lost and down to the point where i had to lock still of our last person so our pilots are still of other. just forelock whatever was in the bag. i got myself locked up i just went on like slash the window and mire for a place to come i got locked up so i could have better. fade because i was pretty caught up in the city so you know where and why banks here with a price in some ways of safety because you had some farms where there's nothing and you got an author who was a courier for fate to literally get most of for us to just suck. and i was shy or get proper socks come off it was in the science oxford or wow mark who was 14 when he 1st entered banksy hill detention center doesn't teach anyone a lesson doesn't really help it is pushing one and then there's expect you to sit there so the time's up and then you c

thor dids contin s -- the doc continuing to monitor his health and the heth alth of the first lady. > stunned voters. >> why did you not do it -- >> because you were not a president screwing things up. it's hard to get any word in with this clown. >> before that, a breath taking report in the new york times about president trump's tax returns. >> this trump appears to have over $400 million in debt. to whom? >> that came on the heels of the passing of justice ruth bader ginsburg and the lightning quick nomination of conservative judge amy coney barrett to replace her. there's a name for unexpected events that occur late in presidential campaigns. and have the potential to change the course of the election. they are called october surprises. had this year, the they got an early start. all but the president's positive covid test happened in september. >>> it's our october surprise early. >> margaret karlsson who covered many presidential campaigns for time magazine, said some october surprises are carefully orchestrated, but others come out of the blue. >> is it a man made or a woman ma

fictional so i couldn't have imagined what would happen what we don't cover but realities like that thor as is this is one of the biggest tax frauds in european history. and what of comics bastra mine hunted burger after mom deliberation the very spotty regional court approved an indictment against him for tax lawyer still claims he did nothing illegal. in a liberal constitutional state everything is allowed unless it's forbidden. whether comebacks was legal is now a matter for the courts the other remaining question is who will repay the billions lost. money will always flow into the hands of the greedy the comics case is the perfect example and no country's justice system has so far been able to completely stop such wheeling and dealing. with. treasure lies hidden deep under the earth's surface. one that isn't vital for human groundwater. but how much to scientists know about it. and is our most important drinking water resource in danger. we get to the bottom of the source. to. 30 minutes on d w. genuine affection for convincing deception. photo editing software distorts what is real.

because of a rapid increase in the number of coronavirus cases the government overruled regional all thor says in order to enforce a partial lockdown in the capital and the surrounding region the country's health minister said the measures were necessary to prevent madrid's high infection rate affecting the rest of spain. white house officials say u.s. president donald trump will speak at an me personally event on saturday it comes after a spokeswoman for the president said that he will be tested for coverage 19 of the vote go out in public. that he can still spread the virus. the foreign ministers of azerbaijan and armenia have met for talks in moscow following nearly 2 weeks of deadly clashes over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh a mountain on flavors are very territory under international law but is populated and governed by ethnic armenians. at least 5 people have died in severe flooding across north and central vietnam so marriage recorded up to 500 millimeters of rain in 5048 hours or 30 years of war that more flash floods and landslides are expected in coming days. the 2020

as promised in an announcement just after the violence began taia thor's began using everything at their disposal to stop the protests including water cannon with burning agent laced with water the protesters are demanding a new constitution reform of the monarchy and the resignation of the cabinet including prime minister pray of something he dismissed on friday as he explained the reasons for the emergency order. as you are all aware of the situation the government must use the emergency decree we have to proceed because the situation has become violent with some things that have never happened before the protests started like the other 2 peaceful protests earlier in the week its location was changed at the last minute to confuse the security forces they continued their call for the release of the top protest organizers who were arrested on thursday morning . but about an hour into it the police made their move after several barricades were taken down and police advance on the protesters many tried to blend into the surrounding neighborhood. even though the leadership has officially ca

she talked about changing stereotypes and what she's doing to prepare for her upcoming role in the "thors that we pass down from generation to generation. >> reporter: "natalie portman's "fables" and reimagines these classic story, the tortoise and the hair, the three little pig answer country mouse, city mouse upending stereotypes. you turned the big bad wolf that we know so well from the three little pigs into a female. >> i had characters of all genders and also updating kind of the morals of the story to be relatable to our time. >> how have your kids responded to listening to you read these stories to them? >> it was fun hearing my 9-year-old respond to it because it's really kind of too young for his age group reading, but he was like doing more analysis, thank you for paying attention. >> reporter: the pandemic giving portman more time to focus on this project but like all of us, challenging her in new ways. >> it's been beautiful to get to spend the time with my kids and also hard to watch them isolated from other children. >> reporter: her family spending this time together in a

is 10 city with so many aftershocks as well what we hear from the office shows and this is because thor it is is that aftershocks ever so many as several aftershocks after this 7.0 magnitude earthquake hits turkey's 3rd largest city is married which has more down 4500000 population it is one of the most important cities inside turkey as it's not as it's blue touristic destination for both domestic and foreign tourists but also it's an industrial city and also it's famous with its services sector and because of the highly populated city in the downtown is so highly construct that there are very tall buildings then. just in the aftermath pictures we were able to see the small of concrete. some buildings were collapsed so we don't have very accurate numbers right now because still search and rescue teams are working there are 2 amlin salar copters it's 3 am 38 ambulances and 35 medical teams working on the ground just. in order to save the people and authorities are making calls to the citizens not to go and that to flock to the damaged areas as they are causing traffic jam and it's causin

government called it an appalling attempt to kill her and a violation of the law that says it regrets all thor's use infringing on the personal freedoms of travelers in the search for the baby's parents the government has launched an investigation and will share the results with affected countries. clayson townsend there. is a process as in the semi autonomous island of zanzibar a major opposition party says 8 people were killed during demonstrations against alleged ballot fraud ahead of elections on wednesday the african union is calling for call on afghan soil reports. this protesters in tanzania semi autonomous region of zanzibar are mostly supporters of st sharif hamlet the main opposition presidential candidate was arrested in the early morning at a polling station during advance voting a special group such as security personnel election officials and people with disabilities he was related released. it's been tense in the last few days on the island with fighting between opposition supporters and police after a political rally at the canned tunks and troops from the tanzania and mainland h

of chairs with some speakers on it thought they have so far managed to evade the police and the or thor it is despite the police earlier shutting down effectively the whole of bangkok closing down the roads 2 major intersections closing all of the sky train and central bangkok stops and the underground and yet i think this illustrates the problem the police are facing they made threats they said that these gatherings are illegal under the new special emergency laws they said that anyone found here will be arrested and yet thousands are still coming out . the protesters are not going to push their luck they say they're going to break this up at 8 o'clock that this stage there don't seem to be any police in this area or any other security forces. and i think the protesters themselves are hoping that they can make their presence felt and then go home peacefully but after the showdown last night they're very aware that may not happen. hundreds of women of march through better uses capital in protests against the government they carry flowers and chant slogans in opposition to president alex

i think we should have a female thor. could do whatever she wa nts! outcome she could do whatever she wants! whatever you like. she is great! i want to say very quickly, a lot of my wonderful colleagues on bbc news channel are leaving this week and one of them is going this week, her name is sally, she is the voice in maya, giving the accurate timings soi voice in maya, giving the accurate timings so i am very sorry to see her leave but she is an expert in roman glass so she is going to be just fine! she will be here again at 11:30pm, not that he will see her but that is it for this hour. penny and iain will be back at 11:30pm but coming up next, click. hello and welcome to click. i hope you're doing ok. i think it is time for a bit of star power. what do you reckon, lara? are you up for a bit of star dust? oh, definitely. now, many a rock star and musician has swapped the mic for a go at being a movie star. madonna has done it, mickjagger has done it, beyonce too. but these days, video games are bigger than music and fil

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in new york. 33 days until theed for airlines in the u.s. 100 thor 100,000 jobs at risk as funding from the c.a.r.e.s. act expires. american and united will recall workers if they reach a stimulus deal. there were optimistic words from nancy pelosi and steven mnuchin. sources say they're still far apart. more stimulus is desperately needed. new data showed the collapse of global air travel could wipe out 46 million jobs in the world. planes in the air prop up jobs on the ground like engineers, factory workers, air traffic control, car rentals, hotels, all kinds of businesses that rely on the global supply chain. many experts don't expect air travel to recover until the year 2024. >>> the fallout from the presidential debate dominated wednesday's headlines, another 946 americans died from coronavirus yesterday. their families grieving. 19-year-old chad doral is a sophomore at appalachian state in north carolina, he's the latest to die. highlighting the danger on the young. something underscored by a contact tracing study from india which shows young adults are the primary spreaders of th

moving forward has been to really push a few foreign policy initiatives in the hopes of maybe grabbing thorvoters. republicans still traditionally do care about foreign policy issues. it's always been an issue where some of the things that president trump was really pushing towards the end. this time around a couple last-minute initiatives, and we have a full screen to show you. in the weeks to come even though originally he had wanted china to come away with it, they have done away with that. they have made a lot of concessions, trying to get that last-minute deal. you have a lot of crackdowns on china and other efforts, trying to push through arms deal with taiwan finally he announce the j.c. this week he was looking to take sudan off the state-sponsored terrorist list. that's significant, because we know we've been trying to normalize some relationships in the last six to ten weeks, and now he's trying to get sudan in there, too. so he's granted them some concessions as well. a lot of viewers are saying, will this even matter? but something like normalizing relations with israel, that re

this is a thor class a rv for people who know about easy those sort of things. an easy place to write. my note pad when i work ends up look look ache richter scale reading. but it is what we got here. from talking from my rv table to your tables a home and your table back in new york, i think gayle you are going to watch for us. >> okay. mine is about love. i love the subject of love. a married couple had a heartwarmi heartwarming reunion after spending 215 days apart during this >> oh my god. >> i miss you so much. >> i miss you. >> you're all right. i love you so much. after 60 years i got to do something right. >> after 60 years i got a big old lump in my throat watching this over the weekend. because you can feel the love between these two. joseph and his wife eve. last week at their assisted living facility in florida. they are both 80 years old. they have been married for 60 years and 10 months but who's counting. they were separated in march after he underwent surgery and had to go to rehab. joseph as you see got very teary eyed seeing eve. he said for 60

the white house has said pelosi is not interested, the white house but thor pelosi made it clear she doesn't want to do piecemeal legislation. it condition as tune cost because they're wealthy, they're successful, at the expense of the poor we're not going to exploit the needs that people have to help the high end other areas of disagree, state and local aid, kelly, mnuchin had said whether or not and what i find out, back over to you we appreciate it, ylan mui the dow already have its gains we're up after an up-and-down week what will break the tie? for more, let's bring in alan boomer and craig calahan of icon advisers gentlemen, welcome to you both alan, let me start with you, is this a market waiting for a clear outcome, or are there other forces at play here? >> hi, kelly great questions. three things i think are driving the market the fiscal stimulus bill before the house being negotiated with the senate, that's a big one i think there's a high likelihood this bill does not get passed before the election i think we'll know today if they decide to vote, i think there's a high ch

and none other than chris hemsworth who plays thor in the avengers is helping to revive the populationt them. okay. so hemsworth and his wife released a small group of as it main y tasmanian devils into a wildlife sanctuary. they did not exactly just run out. looks like they took their sweet time. it is estimated that fewer than 25,000 tasmanian devils still live in the wild. on australia's mainland they have believed to have been first cleared out by several packs of dingos. >> i didn't know what a tasmanian devil looked like until now. >> definitely not like the bugs bunny version. >> where did they get that? that looks nothing like its real-life counterpart. >> good to see the fires didn't devastate it like it did the koalas. so hopefully both of those species come back soon. let's talk about what's going on weather-wise back here at home. we're talking about fires. as you look at san rafael, it's clear out there. the thickest fire is north of you. it is thick all the way up 101. here's a look at our accuweather highlights for today. spare the air, summer spread the next two days. a

. >>> coming up, how the stalled stimulus talks are sending the already about thorred airline industrytailspin. >>> more americans have started growing their own feed since the pandemic. in this week's "impact your world" a nonprofit shares seeds, compost and knowledge with a milwaukee nonprofit. >> we were under quarantine so it was hard for us to get to the store. we didn't really feel safe going out. that really helped the about vy gardens, they had a seed give away at the beginning of the season that gave away these big bags that you can sift your own compost, picking the greens and seeing a tomato sprout and knowing they started literally from nothing, started from my son sifting compost, and now we're growi ining okra and kale >> it's based in milwaukee, wisconsin. anywhere you can put a garden, we will build one and provide all the resources we can, as well as mentorship. we've had many more families reach out to us this year than in previous years. we've now built over 5,000 garden beds across milwaukee. >> i'm already contemplating on next year. i feel like it's brought our fa

>> it underscores how significant the president's condition was in thor days of his covid-19 diagnosis and how little information his doctors gave not only the white house press corps but the american public about this condition. a fantastic piece of reporting. instances we now know the white house officials, white house doctors and senior members of the president's staff and family had to essentially intervene and convince him to leave the white house and travel to walter reed to be hospitalized for ongoing coronavirus treatment. that really says something about the president's reresistance to taking his diagnosis seriously, taking this seriously and we've sooner a pattern, i think, moving forward that only replicates that in term of lack of transparency and information we're getting from his condition heading into the next few days. >> picking up on that. the president discussing his health or fox news including retested for coronavirus. take a listen to that. >> i heard you said you were going to test again today. have you been retested? >> i have been retested. and i -- i haven't e

she worked for qantas airlines cargo making thor than $20 an hour. >> i thought everything would be goodt, you know what? i have money for my rent, i have money for food, i don't have to worry about the girls' health. so i never thought that wednesday i would show up to work -- no, it wasn't that way. you can lose your job at any time. >> reporter: how about the food? >> the food, that's what we struggle with. >> reporter: tell me about that struggle. >> the struggle is sometimes we eat, sometimes we don't. >> reporter: what she manages is cheap, unhealthy food. rodriguez says she's applied for 50 jobs. 30 interviews later, still nothing. her unemployment application stalled, part of the more than 1 million stuck in a logjam in california's system. her car and most of her furniture repossessed. she's months behind on rent. >> when we go to the laundromat, we see homeless washing themselves. one day, if i don't go back to work, i'm going to be one of them. i live check by check. but now, it's not check, it's a box. a box that i have to stretch out for seven days. >> reporter: that weekly

gaiman: you know, thor's hammer's pretty powerful, and in the comics, it's made out of enchanted uru.eah, i think it's the enchantment that's powerful, not the uru, but, uh, thanks for playing. oh, man, i can't believe neil gaiman came in, and we weren't even there.

justices, who there's been a much longer period from the nomination to their confirmation process, even thor justice neil gorsish who was nominated and that seem was left open for nearly a year. it's 23409 completely unprecedented but certainly a variant from the recent times. >> you've studied judicial affairs over the years and obviously you know the supreme court. if she is appointed to the high court ahead of the election, how likely do you think she would actually recuse herself if an election case makes its way all the way to the supreme court? >> it's hard to say. she didn't give much away at her confirmation hearings. she pledged to study and to apply the law of recusal faithfully, and the law of recusal requires you to recuse -- the supreme court justices, it's a little more complicated than it is for the judges on the lower courts. in no small part because when you're a justice on the supreme court, if a judge recuses, there is not another justice to sort of parachute in and fill the place, where if she recused on the seventh circuit, another judge could come in. so the decision wh

we're going to see our highs reaching into up thor 70s.0s here and there with livermore at 80 degrees at 4:00 while mill valley will be at about 75 degrees. los gatos at 80 degrees and then coming down into the 60s for tonight. eventually bring it back to the 40s and 50s, once again, with another cool morning for tomorrow as we get ready to start out that weekend. so, as we go into the weekend forecast, we're seeing high pressure. the main thing that is influencing our weather and keeping it nice and quiet here as we see those storm systems passing to the north. nothing really close enough to really help cool us off possibly until the end of next week. so between now and then we're looking very nice with our temperatures that will reach into the upper 70s and low 80s. in the inland areas and, of course, this weekend we'll be setting our clocks back one hour on sunday morning but then our temperatures peak on monday afternoon. mike, people getting ready to head out the door. how is it looking? >> looking fine, kari. looking at green sensors

in thor one eorange tier they c operate with 50% capacity or 200 people, whatever is fewer. in the meantime, sonoma county continues to linger in the state's purple tier. county tourism is photographing 750 locations as a way to offer virtual tours. 72% of businesses recently surveyed said they won't be able to survive for another year if the pandemic continues. >>> things could start to look very different if that happens. several southern california businesses, in fact, are on the brink of closing for good. but it actually could change by tomorrow. l.a. county health leaders may allow personal services such as tattoos, massage parlors and waxing to reopen indoors. the county is still in the most restrictive purple tier but they aren't expected to move any time soon. >>> tonight is the night for an off night for the world series. both teams can debate the next move with the series now even at 1-1. tampa's brandon lowell waswas a. the rays actually won 6-4. now, pretty much why it is really great to have those fans back in the stands. check this out right here. catching a wi

we are buying hepa filter, like a nice sized hepa fill thor to go into the living room because we have we have an older parent that would like to come and visit us and he would like to do it and we're really trying to work our heads through how we can do this safely while still maintaining this, you know, holiday, you know, just is this celebration that we've always had. >> yeah. professor, thank you very much. we always appreciate talking to you and getting your tips. >> thank you, alisyn. good morning to you. >> you too. >>> breaking news, there is unrest in philadelphia after police shot and killed a black man over night. we have details and even a live report. ♪ sofi made it so easy to pay off my student loan debt. they were able to give me a personal loan so i could pay off all of my credit cards. i got my mortgage through sofi and the whole process was so easy. choosing sofi was literally one of the best decisions i could have ever made because it gave me peace of mind. how to get their dishes as clean as possible. i tell them, you should try cascade platinum plus the power of ox

right first of all yeah like you know that hits you like a ton of bricks that then before i knew it thorthe yard with complications. now he's all better but i can not convey how afraid. i was so football is the last thing that i would be worried about. all we all have a long and productive life like tony la russa he just turned 76 and he was rehired as the white sox manager so now he is the oldest mlb manager. he was the youngest with the sox first hired him as skipper in 1975. before we had color film just kidding i like black and white liberals was 34 years old when he started there and now 34 years after he left the white sox he's back for more needless to say the game has changed a lot even from when he was leading the oakland a's. back in 1986 and through a triumphant but turbulent 89 earthquake world series with the giants and right up until he left oakland in 1995 opens kind of famous for comeback kids jon gruden was 35 when he first coached the raiders in 1998. they fired him one and then they brought him back in 2018 17 years later, who says grandpas don't got game. as an old fo

for sure is that he wasted a tremendous opportunity to save many, many lives but not down playing thorve -- down playing the s of this. he took a cocktail and said he is cured. the president is not a very good witness here. he thinks something happened, but people are going to suffer because they are falsely reassured. >> the president came out today, and sometimes when you say things he says, it's as if you're trying to be funny. i'm not trying to be funny. he said that he's a perfect physical specimen and that's why he was able to beat covid. it's difficult for people to trust what's coming out of this white house, because we just have not gotten a lot of really basic information, including crucial information about his lungs. >> yeah. and about his overall health and what kinds of long-term impacts this might have on his overall health. we know that the president wants to paint the rosiest possible picture of his own health, and that predates covid. i mean, he's been doing this since the campaign when he had his new york doctor kind of write this ridiculous report and release it to

>>before i knew it thor was in the yard with complications. now he's all better but i can not convey how afraid. i was so football is the last thing that i would be worried about. all we all have a long and productive life like tony la russa he just turned 76. >>and he was rehired as the white sox manager so now he is the oldest mlb manager. he was the youngest with the sox 1975. before we had color film just kidding i like black and white liberals was 34 years old when he started there and now 34 years after he left the white sox he's back for more needless to say the game has changed a lot even from when he was leading the oakland a's. back in 1986 and through a triumphant but turbulent 89 earthquake world series with the giants and right up until he left oakland in 1995 opens kind of famous for comeback kids jon gruden was 35 when he first coached the raiders in 1998. they fired him one and then they brought him back in 2018 17 years later, who says grandpas don't got game. as an old foe myself i like to keep up with the trends but this one

protesters face has announced a couple of things he wants to reach earlier this week they were very broad thor for example because she said that she wants to see human rights being implemented in poland again she wanted to see. courts that are independent and she wanted for example the constitutional court president to lease now the course ruling last week effectively imposes a near total ban on abortion so what happens next now. the prime minister mark matters more of yes he said that he wants to see a man once being implemented to the abortion law as fast as possible and more of us clarity said before earlier this week that we need to specify when abortion is legal and when it's illegal and this was seen as kind of a way to a to a compromise so yeah we waited because the court's ruling has not been published yet it means that it's not binding yet but we'll see it probably next week when you say amendments is this the prime minister help us understand is this the prime minister wanting to rush through this new ruling or turn it into law is that what you're saying am i understanding this corre

. >> it's a thor rv. >> a judge is expected to rule in the next week. >> virginia governor.s been in place since back in 18 90. it's been the target of demonstrators, hit by graffiti. police brutality. it's been the focal point of all of the protests. the judge's ruling is going to be appealed to virginia's supreme court. this is one of the five confederate statues. the other four have been taken down by order of the mayor, lavar stoney. this one is on state property so it's subject to different legislation. we'll see what happens. it's almost like the civil war is on trial down there. >> to be continued. >>> mine is about mexican painter freida kayla. you may know her from the movie. she's inspiring a whole new generation like arianna davis who's digital director of o. it's called what would frida do? a guide to living boldly. this is arianna davis who's half black, half puerto rican. this is arianna signing the book when it first camein. got to be very exciting. she's a big long-time fan of frida's. she hopes it will inspire readers through life's obstacles. if there's yan

we'll chat about her new project, including a kids book and how she's preparing for the next "thor" moviehich is on love and comedy in covid. >> and we have a quick fix if you miss traveling. all week we're taking you around the world with the help of awesome chefs and we're going -- we went to mexico yesterday. ireland the day before today, we're going to paris. it's going to be fun we're talking to a restauranteur making delicious crepes >> how about a final check of the weather >> a quick look ahead to the weekend get ready for warmth continuing along the east coast rain from the great lakes to the gulf coast. fire threat continues out west with heavy snow making its way into the plains by saturday wet weather along the southeast coast. sunshine up and down the west coast into texas. sunday, sunday, it's going to cool off in the northeast. new england, snow and wind in the upper great lakes back into the rockies. the winds return out west, and plenty of sunshine down through texas into florida that's what's going on >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are going to have a

thor many of moscow's wife. and you got $3.5 million. your family got $3.5 million. someday you'll have to explain, why did you? i never got any money from russia. i don't get money from russia. about your thing last night. i knew all about that. and through john ratcliffe who is fantastic, he said the one thing that is common to both of them. they both want you to lose. because there has been nobody tougher to russia between the sanctions, nobody tougher than me on russia. between the sanctions, between all of what i've done with nato. i have the nato, going to $420 billion a year. that's to guard against russia. i sold, while he was selling pillows and sheets, i sold tank busters to ukraine. there has been nobody tougher on russia than donald trump. and i'll tell you, they were so bad. they took over the submarine port. you remember that very well of during your term. during you and barack obama. they took over a big part. you were getting a lot of money from russia. they were paying you a lot of money. and they probably still are. now with what came out today, it

gym, while they are allowed to stay open won't be allowed to run classes and the reason for the of thors today and they are not the only ones because warrington is also going to because warrington is also going to be moved to tier 3 next week, plus there are parts of nottinghamshire, including nottingham that may well be moved on to tier 3. three. loke —— loked lead rears in talks with the government in coming weeks and its expected leader in the north east will have discussions about the possibility of moving to tier 3, more than seven million people in england are under the of thor level of coronavirus restrictions but that number is set to rise. thank you. restaurants and community groups have given their support to marcus rashford's campaign to feed disadvantaged children during the school holidays. the footballer said he felt "proud to be british", as dozens of businesses said they'll provide meals over october half term, after mps rejected a labour motion to extend the free school meal voucher scheme. our political correspondent jessica parkerjoins us now. jessica, this has really

more like the legal system in the united states rather than kind of an thor tear can regime like i wouldwyer, john martz? >> i am not. as far from a lawyer as you can get. >> good to have you on the show, john. i want to hear about your growth rate. four million now. next time you come on i would like to see more than, okay? >> i would love to see that too. stuart: i bet you would. thanks for joining us john, appreciate it always. >> take care. stuart: another social media story for you. tiktok has been accused quote bullying one of its rivals here in america. explain bullying. >> talking about triller. that is another short music video, short music app. accusing tiktok being the arm of the chinese government. in a memo obtained by fox business, the chairman saying tiktok is engaging in a media campaign to drum up bad press to stunt tiller's growth. tiktok has powerful ally in their corner, mainly the chinese government. they're accusing tiktok stealing their technology. bad press, stealing technology, that is what they consider bullying. triller could go public. by a blank check company

unspent and unobligated and repurposed it for this new targeted package. 52 republican senators voted thor that bill twice. but rather than take yes for an answer, rather than saying, thank you, we will support this level of relief for the american people, our colleagues on the other side of the aisle just said no. the analogy we have been using, if i went up to you and said, mr. president, give me $200. and you kind of looked at me in shock but because you are a he a generous individual, maybe not $200, i'll give you $100. because you don't give me the full $200, i go stomping off and don't even take the $100. that's what our colleagues on the other side of the aisle are doing. we supported $600 billion on top of $3 trillion in relief, necessary relief, needed relief for unemployment benefits, for small businesses, for vaccines, testing, education, child care. it's there for the taking. all they have to do is say yes. and yet they say no because they'd rather have an issue rather than result. are they serious about helping the american public or do they just want to play politics? i think

i can tell you, the fact of the ma thor is that, that this is the god's truth. to live. that comes from a guy that spent a lot of time in the hospital with two cranial aneurysms and a few other problems. look, you should pay -- why should all of you be paying more taxes than donald trump, the billionaire? he deducted -- he has an income, he says, he paid an income tax of $750. as they say in the south, how about y'all? what did y'all pay? $750? my lord. and remember when he was asked about why he paid that much. he said it's because i'm smart. he knew how to game the system. well, get what, mr. president. i'm coming for ya! we don't game the system xm the system that you gained, and you all have to pay, it's not right. it's not fair. and we're going to act. we're going to act to protect health care. trump jammed through a supreme court nomination and you know why? one reason. to destroy the affordable care act, to rip it out. if they get their way, 100 million americans will lose protections for pre-existing conditions, including more than 4 million people here

unspent and unobligated and repurposed it for this new targeted package. 52 republican senators voted thor that bill twice. but rather than take yes for an answer, rather than saying, thank you, we will support this level of relief for the american people, our colleagues on the other side of the aisle just said no. the analogy we have been using, if i went up to you and said, mr. president, give me $200. and you kind of looked at me in shock but because you are a he a generous individual, maybe not $200, i'll give you $100. because you don't give me the full $200, i go stomping off and don't even take the $100. that's what our colleagues on the other side of the aisle are doing. we supported $600 billion on top of $3 trillion in relief, necessary relief, needed relief for unemployment benefits, for small businesses, for vaccines, testing, education, child care. it's there for the taking. all they have to do is say yes. and yet they say no because they'd rather have an issue rather than result. are they serious about helping the american public or do they just want to play politics? i think