mainly in germany we'll bring in our guests in just a moment but 1st tony chang has this update from bangkok. this is the spot on friday where the thai government appeared to draw a line under their indulgent attitude toward student protest to be gaining momentum since july riot police and water cannon pushed back the protesters in scenes to show many thais and they saw them on social media and on t.v. the government has also employed new emergency legislation to seize those student leaders and on saturday the police effectively closed off the hold of central bangkok try and stop any more protests taking place the students have also be very results were using social media they've created lash up and they're. the same and want the government to step down they want the monarchy to be reformed and they want their leaders to be released on the harassment of those taking part in these protests but is this go from here well nobody's quite sure the protesters

>> something people ought to focus on is what tony has chosen is in the money by about $2. when you think about decay and that's what you want to use when you are using a debit option is how much decay in this case you are spending $1.55 in premium, but the dekate only represents about $3.65 of that when we are trying to get payoffs on debit spreads here it is not as critical it proves probability of profit. the other thing is he has given himself time it's difficult to play short dated catalysts. if your thesis is alignment, this is a way to mitigate your downside risk because you are only spending 1.55 versus well over 100 to buy the stock. you can make the bullish bet playing off some of the items he outlined and have relatively good profit and relatively low decay. those are all attractive aspects of this. >> he pointed out the chart. it has gotten above where it should in terms of the overall longer trend lines do you believe the chart is do for more upside? >> one of the more compelling things on an immediate basis is if you look at the big three, merck, pfizer, lilly

can go back to living our lives but it clearly isn't that simple and what we are getting here, as tony hashas promised so much and failed to deliver and they are getting this message out early that this isn't going to be the case. at best, only the adults in society, 50% of the population and they've even said the ones that are very healthy won't be getting it because they don't need it as much and also there is the chance that if they do ta ke there is the chance that if they do take the vaccine and they are healthy, it might cause what they call freak harm. after the year we have had, nobody wants freak harm. she said it could put people at risk by having this vaccine, which is utterly counterintuitive. it's one of the things that really annoys me, the way in which certain ministers and part of the government have said that every time we get a vaccine everyone will be all right. i've seen headline saying that the vaccine will be available in three months and that fondly misunderstands how vaccines work and the cautious approach needed at the start, in any case, in terms of who will be gi

ought to focus on when they're looking at this call spread is notice that the lower strike that tony hashosen here is in the money by almost $2, actually. so when you think about the decay, that's one of the things you wanted to think about when you use any kind of a debit option strategy going into any potential catalyst, is how much decay you're ultimately going to pay. in this case, you're spending $5.55 premium, but the decay probably represents only about $3.65 of that. so call it 3 to 1 on vert spreads, debit spreads, here it's not as critical because it's already in the money. that improves its probability of profit as well and he's given himself some time, it's difficult to play very short-dated catalysts, it's a little bit of a coin toss. but if your thesis is in alignment, you can mitigate your downside risk because you're only spending $5.55 versus well over 100 to buy the stock. this is a way that you can make a bullish bet into a period of uncertainty playing off some of the fundamental items that he's just outlined and have relatively good probability profit and relatively

under now of our top stories at this hour aimee tony has been sworn in as u.s. supreme court justice just an hour after the senate voted to confirm her nomination for installation seals a conservative majority on the court and past president trump a major went just days before the presidential election. and demonstrators turned out across italy monday protesting against a new round of coronavirus restrictions rallies in toronto and long ending in violence and clashes with police and governments promising small businesses support . this is. the lead up next as close up with a look at the far right in the us i'm brian thomas with the entire team don't forget you can always go to our website website and thanks for. the. radical steps of america. where militias just want to take the law and. order oliver summit talks to the people what are they so angry about. what to expect from the upcoming elections are they really prepared. a report from on the ground. close up. on d w. economy smuggling the best health care system in the wound and the even more and to find a ma

would be an important 1st step in mending you're going to say this is the magic reputation morbus tony has previously paid the price for challenging official narratives and what was described by many as an offensive led by washington back in 2002 percent on he was dogged by allegations of mismanaging the w. it was already quite dramatic the u.s. representative in fact was booed and one of the sessions when he failed to provide documentary evidence to support that claim eventually though the u.s. prevailed he was removed from the post saying that he with his independent thought had angered a lot of people in washington that they wanted someone more specifically rumors swirled that his that he had somehow blocks the u.s. is tough stance on iraq while barring the story from speaking almost 2 decades after foreign him comes of course as the a.p.c. back in the spotlight is involved in this entire political saga regarding alexina vaal me with allegations now that the o.p.c. w. is why. holding key information on his case many cynics would point out that now of course would not have been a good ti

under their political pressure some teachers have already left the industry tony has also thought about quitting his job but he doesn't want to give up yet before all of us leave the teaching profession who will there be to teach the next generation. even though there are things that i cannot say in front of my students i hope my students can understand. and they would know that i haven't quit. if these teachers are still trying to keep our core values of hong kong i wish that i could give them a little bit of hope that there's still a good future for them. that's it for today there's more on. t.v. with pictures from tibet where human rights observers say the culture is under threat thanks for watching next time. where does research stand. background information. and they're. not often. but sometimes i. think stephen's or german culture looking at the stereotype that it is in the future of the country that i now. need to rethink. their. it's all about. i'm rachel joins me from the. post. we've been told what to watch out for fever. a loss of taste or smell a dry cough just some of the s

as you know, tony has been on a bit of a road trip you could say lately. this week we've highlighted some key battleground states in our series. we're calling it "at america's crossroads." today we're focusing on the battleground state of pennsylvania where both candidates are making a major push. tony is in erie county. good morning to you, tony. >> the sun is breaking through and another day of campaigning for voters to consider their choices. president trump yesterday it was president trump making his pitch to voters here. this is a potentially decisive battleground in the 2020 election. a state he won in 2016, by fewer than 45,000 votes. or what might be considered a lightly attended steelers but he is trailing now wouldby points and at a rally he spent much of his time on offense continuing a pattern of wide rac ranging attacks including on dr. fau dci fauci. li let's go to paula reid. >> you know what we want, normal life. normal life will fine apple resume. >> reporter: president trump continues to falsely claim the country is past the pandemic. but

as tony has been talking, we do have the briefing at 10 downing street. very few headlines coming out today. we got most of the details a little earlier on, but they are talking about covid now. boris johnson that covid curves have cut the replication rate to half of its natural rate. if you want to continue to follow this, you can do so at live on your bloomberg. >> this shows the hospitalization rates from a month ago, and you can see in increasing the number of patients admitted to hospital. mitted to hospital. ritika: time now for a check on the bloomberg first word news. house speaker nancy pelosi says negotiators are just about their on a new stimulus. policy and treasury secretary steven mnuchin have been trying to come up with a new spending than before the election. senate republicans are still reluctant to embrace any deal led by pelosi. president trump and joe biden square off for 90 minutes in their final debate tonight. both will be trying to improve their performances from what consultants called a disastrous first meeting. the presiden

. >> dad says tony has been on championships in the minors. and he has the ring. >>> the season kicks off tonight. the atlanta falcons taking on the carolina panthers. stanford mccaffrey may miss the game. the running back is recovering from an ankle injury. he could play as well r pregame coverage starts right here on k tv you, and the kick off is at 5:20 all your local news and weather can be onseen on ktvu plus. and there's a sports wrap right here on ktvu 2. >>> is that correct key will be meeting people with their ballots. they'll be at the vote block off box right near the corridor of west st. john's street. they register voters to encourage people to vote. >>> tens of millions of people are voting as for the sharks. the new season will start after the new year. thanks for watching everybody. our next newscast is coming up at 4:00. dr. oz, that's what's next. thanks for watching. dr. oz: coming up next -- >> i missed the conversation. up oz: michael strahan opens about losing his father during the pandemic. >> you grieve in your own way.

the sunday telegraph reports that tony blair has been accused of a breach of covid—19 restrictions after to fail to self—isolate for m days following a two—day trip to the us on a private jet. the former prime minister has denied breaking any guidelines. and the sunday mirror report that a convicted killer, who helped foil the london bridge terror attack, has been pardoned by the queen. so, let's begin. nigel and nigelandjo, nigel and jo, great to have you back and we will start with the front page of the sunday express. nigel if you could kick us off with that story and it is all about circuit breakers. it certainly is. it is the express say number ten is ruling out doing a circuit break which would meana doing a circuit break which would mean a two week national lock down over half term, which is what sir keira starmer is calling for. the reason they are rejecting it is the argument is if you have one you have to have another and we end up in some kind of endless cycle. all i would say is we don't know that. borisjohnson promised would say is we don't know that. boris johnson promised

. >> reporter: dad says tony has historically been on championship teams in college.g, but are world series ring no doubt. >>> we've got a nice looking that out there. some overnight lows in the upper valley got down to the mid-30s. and it was the upper 30s in the cold spots in some areas, like livermore valley and up towards clayton you will be 39 and 40. most of us will be somewhere in the mid to upper 40s. it's going to be chilly. the night is getting longer and as you look at san francisco with the skyline, little bit of smoke this afternoon. that one fire is still burning east of fresno. the smoke should be less, we have a little bit of an onshore flow right now. the jetstream is doing this and that's a big ridge of high pressure. i just was noting earlier today , look at the diameter of this pick look at the amplitude. is a lot of high pressure, that's a big one. so it's hard to break that down and what i'm getting at is rain not coming anytime soon because of that. wasn't it windy? we are not seeing a lot of wind right now with the big high, because the big hig

i worry very much that now tony has some very serious threats levied at h, but he is a treasure and i'molleague and pleased athe moment that we at nih can try to keep our es focused on the science and move this agenda forward. the person the president does listen to on a regular basis, s chief advisor dr. scott atlas, is not an infectious diase expert at all? he is a radiologist. with so much at stake, does that worry you? >> ia haven't hat of opportunities to talk with dr. atlas. certainly, iould want the president always to have the most accurate advice possible at critical time like this. again, i think there is a lot of information right now thacan be kind of encouraging, but also things where we need to take action. the task force, which is ably led by the vice predent, continues to meet regularly, but we have not been asked to meet with the president recently. judy: i want to ask about the course of vaccine, but it we kn there are human trials underway. you and others have spoken about when those may produce a vaccine, but you have many states that have relaxed standards, whether

holding mass protests for weeks now calling for the reform of the government and of the monarchy tony chang has this update from the thai capital they gave the prime minister this deadline. last night to step down of course that's one of the the one of the demands since they started protesting in july but again not surprisingly the prime minister didn't say he went to play america the temple last night i was asked if he was going to step down he said absolutely not so they come back out on the streets tonight difficult to say exactly how many but but thousands of people here and we've seen that a pretty consistently for the last couple of weeks when the students have come out on the streets they are trolling very big crowds and demonstrations to and pakistan opposition parties there are holding protests against the prime minister the mass demonstration in balochistan province is now the 3rd in a week they've been launched by the pakistan democratic movement it was formed last month by 9 major opposition parties seeking to remove iran khan's government 50 countries have now signed up to a united

. >> dad said tony has historically been on championship teams in college and the minors. his 5th ring, but a world series ring, no doubt the pinnacle. >> wow, a great story. >>> up next in sports, speaking of the dodgers, how their president of baseball operations didn't exactly help the team's case after breaking coronavirus protocols with justin turner. our sports director mark ibanez is up next with details. who's supporting prop 15? joe biden. biden says, "every kid deserves a quality education and every family deserves to live in a safe, healthy community. that's why i support prop. 15." vote yes. schools and communities first is responsible for the contents of this ad. official ballot drop box near need to fiyou?he closest just visit vote.ca.gov to find your nearest location. then drop off your ballot. your vote will be secure and counted. there are other ways to vote too. just return your vote-by-mail ballot at your voting location or mail it back. or you can vote safely in-person during early voting or on election day. vote the way you're most comfortable - but vo

i worry very much that now tony has some fairly serious threats being levied at him but he is a treasure proud to be his colleague and eased at the moment that he at n.i.h. is try to keep our eyes focused on the science and move this agenda forward. >> woodruff: what about the the fact that the person the president does listen to on a regular basis, his chief advisor, dr. scott at las, is not an infectious disease expert at all, he's a radiologcht. with so at stake, does that worry you? >> i haven't had a lot of opportunities to talk with dr. at las.ce ainly, i would want the president always to have the most accurate advlece posst a critical time like this, and, again, i think there is a lot of information right now that can be kind of encouraging but also thgs where we need to ta action. the tasks force, ably led by the vice president, continues to meet regularly, but we have not as a task for been aed to meet with the president recently. >> woodruff: well, i want to ask you about the course of vaccines, but also, you know, we know that there are human trials underway, you and others h

your son, hunter, got $3 million from moscow and his friend, tony, has emails right there on the wetss say everything, and he is blind! >> got that? singer adele hosted the show for the firmt, and even though she wasn't the musical guest, she did sing a few of her hits. >> yeah, not even sure i really like you that much. if it works out, it works out. >> hey, can i steal him for a sec? ♪ there's a fire starting in my heart ♪ ♪ reaching a fever pitch and it's bringing me out of the dark ♪ >> who doesn't love adele? awesome. >>> meanwhile, this story. i love this story. a farmer in italy was surprised when his dog gave birth to a litter of four white puppies and one green one. the tint is believed to happen when a pale-colored puppy comes into contact with a green p pigment, during gestation. it happens very rarely. they instantly named the green puppy pistachio. while pistachio's green tint will fade as he gets older, the farmer said that green is the color of hope and luck, and that maybe he was meant to put a smile on people's faces. i think we could all use both of those things rig

the sunday telegraph reports that tony blair has been accused of a breach of covid—19 restrictions, after days, following a two—day trip to the us on a private jet. the former prime minister has denied breaking any guidelines. and the sunday mirror report that a convicted killer, who helped foil the london bridge terror attack, has been pardoned by the queen. so let's begin. let's start, john, with the sunday telegraph. tory grandees demand heavy 19 exit strategy from johnson. isa heavy 19 exit strategy from johnson. is a some might say an exit strategy is what everyone in the country once, everyone in the world, but what are the grandees saying? this is the former chancellor of the exchequer and the chair of the conservative party's nine committee. they're calling for an exit strategy, this continual locked and we are all experiencing and will the problems we have over tiers, but we would all love it to go away. we will look at a story later on about a possible vaccine after christmas, but it is a tricky situation for the prime minister, because he has been assailed by members of his own

tony bobalindsay has made some stunning allegations, he says he has the texts and emails to back it up, a lot in the media just ignoring it, not in fact checking or challenging if he has any credibility or not, just talking the story aside and it's interesting because today we heard from the man who was anonymous who wanted to stop it in the new york times a couple years ago, it turns out he was a staffer at the department of homeland security. a lot of folks the way the new york times from that and others ran with it, sounded like a cabinet level member on the inside of the administration. charlie kirk says it is disgraceful to watch the media praise miles taylor with no real insight into the trump administration while ignoring tony bobis abundantly who has hard evidence, that is something for people to judge and the media is today but if they don't even acknowledge that he exists where are we to go from here? >> it is really frightening. i've never seen anything like it in any country that is supposedly a free and open democracy. this is the kind of thing you get in a totalitarian re

supreme court nominee has faced questions from senators on the 2nd day of the confirmation hearing in washington amy tonybarack has been grilled on health care abortion and the upcoming election. and just 3 weeks to go until the vote president trump is campaigning in pennsylvania a state he now only won 4 years ago his democratic rival joe barton's in the battleground state of florida. and cyprus has abolished a citizenship for investment program following an undercover investigation by al-jazeera that shows senior politicians agreeing to help a criminal by the supreme court. saudi arabia has failed to win reelection to the united nations human rights council the attempt had faced criticism due to allegations of state involvement in the murder of the saudi journalist. turkey says he was killed within the saudi consulate in istanbul 2 years ago china and russia did win seats on the body despite widespread criticism of both nations but richard chance he's a professor of political science at george washington university he says geo political considerations drive decision making at the u.n. . this resonates

the monarchy to be reformed the new constitution police warn bill respond to any of violence tony trying has more from bangkok on the protesters demand. we heard a statement coming from the prime minister's spokesman a couple of hours ago which appeared to strike a conciliatory note he said he wanted was aware of the issues that the protesters were complaining about he talked about the coded 19 conditions the need for people to come together to combat that i was there that it's had on the only politics i had with i tell you speakers listening will understand this is a response from the crowd they are shouting very clearly in a rather explicitly that they want the prime minister out or they've been chanting that so for the last 5 days as they've assembled frankly we've heard these kinds of statements since the protests started in july and there has been no substantial guy action on the friday the prime minister was asked if he would step down and very dismissively said absolutely not the parliament has the option had had the option a week ago to look at constitutional reform that was delayed

. >>> a moment at the end of the senate confirmation hearings for judge amy tony barrett has set off some shockwaves on social media. in the video here, you can see senator dianne feinstein giving a hug to judiciary committee chairman lindsey graham. feinstein also spoke out thanking him and calling this quote mac one of the best set of hearings that i participated in. " some progressive groups are saying that senator feinstein should now step down from her leadership position. some democrats are saying that the senator was too diplomatic as republicans push to confirm the supreme court nominee for the election. >>> and advisory committee said dozens of san francisco schools have inappropriate names that should be changed and the chronicle reports that the principles of 44 schools received letters asking them to come up with suggested alternative names by mid december. they include lowell high and balboa high schools and james lick middle school and the offensive names include colonizers or slaveowners or people with known racist views and the changes won't happen until next year and

drivers of th economy, and it's becoming a political flashpoint in that our democratic governor, tony evers, has tried to enforce more restrictions on bars and restaurants to stop the spread of covid. and the tavern league is going to court to try and open it back up, saying businesses are just going to close down permanently without any more federal assistance. >> sreenivasan: i know most of day, but now it feke it'stion election season considering how many people are actually going to the polls early or mailing in their ballots. what kind of infvemation do we bout wisconsin voters doing that? >> we have already recei md more than olion ballots back in place, which, to give you tme perspectivre were only three million ballots in 2016 together. so, we're at 30% of 2016 now, we're expecting larger turnout th that. overall, 2016 was a down year, especiallyor democrats, and there's a lot more enthusiasm for that. but we have nothing to compare this to. in the past, early voting and absentee-by-mail were considered relatively small pool for voters. but after what we happened in the spring with the p

tony bobulinski has produced a lot of documents. kim strassel has read them. she is with "the wall street journal." she joins us. thanks for coming on. what do we know as of right now? >> i think this story has two parts. the first one is hunter and the poor and part about this when he read these texts and emails is that up until now, we knew about the shady ukraine deal. the assumption was that hunter had been hired because of his dad. he didn't have any oil or gas experience. now we know that that's exactly what was happening in this deal because he brings about it. we have texts and emails in which all these partners are saying we ought to be keeping more of the money here for the people that are actually doing the work, by the way, that's not hunter. what does hunter bring to this? hunter in a rage says don't you understand, i am the deal. people are doing this because they want the biden name. this is my family legacy. you've got one partner also saying to tony bobulinski, i know for a fact the chinese want this because of hunter and that's why it's worth

thank you for that he has a tony as a researcher at the on the south caucasus at the university of many minneapolis thank you thank you for having. u.s. president donald trump has resumed his election campaign with his 1st public event since contract in the coronavirus as a number of cases across the nation searches trump took off his mask and addressed hundreds of supporters from the white house. he declared that he is feeling great as he recovers from cope with 19 told a cheering crowd at the pandemic which has killed more than 200000 americans is going to disappear. i want you to know our nation's going to defeat this terrible china virus as we call it. and we're producing powerful therapies and drugs in wheeling the sick and we're going to recover in the vaccine is coming out very very quickly in record time as you know it's coming out very very soon we have great great companies doing it and they'll be distributing it and we will through our military very very rapidly and for more on that let's go to do you correspondent see me some astounding who is in washington sumi how did the

accused of sedition violating an emergency ban on public gatherings have since been released tony chang has more on the arrests from bangkok. as we've seen over the last 3 months these processes the government has said one thing and done something completely the other we saw the prime minister general prayer turn on this time last week saying that he wanted to reach out to the protesters he wanted there to be some kind of dialogue he wanted to form a direct line of communication with them and then we heard in the week that some of those who were under arrest would be released from the room for a man present yes the evening we saw that happen but immediately they were bundled into a police van to be taken to face new charges a nearby police station when they arrived one was unconscious the other 2 in a very agitated state it certainly appears that the police are under instruction and not to take that conservative tree. mode which the government has been talking about and frankly i think the students will regard this is talk only. because one of their key demands has been that the harassment

be reformed and for a new constitution police warn they will respond to any acts of violence tony chang hase from bangkok on the protesters and the mob. but once again for the 5th day in a row protesters have come out onto the streets of bangkok to show their displeasure the government and again the authorities have tried to stop them and failed earlier in the day the police had warned that anyone attending would be charged and arrested they even said that those people who turned up and posted selfies on social media could be liable for 2 years in jail or $2000.00 fines but clearly that hasn't deterred anyone people are still here and they're still determined that their demands be met quite a lot of back in holland a couple i think we need to change we need to demand an end to the unfairness that has happened the 1st thing that i want to see is that they stop ignoring our voices we should be able to gather and protest peacefully and i want to see more freedom not arrests at this stage we don't know how long these protests are going to continue to a certain extent some of the fears has gone

according to the sunday telegraph, the former prime minister, tony blair, has been accused of a breachcovid—19 restrictions after appearing to fail to self—isolate for m days following a two—day trip to the us on a private jet. the observer reports that a jobs crisis is poised to hit up to a million young people within weeks due to the pandemic‘s economic effects. according to the sunday people, the nhs is facing a perfect storm of front—line staff shortages and a lack of tests for coronavirus this winter. and according to the sunday express, borisjohnson is resisting a "circuit break" to tackle covid—19 because of fears it will drive thecountry into an endless cycle of lockdowns. so, let's begin. lovely to see you. we are going to start with the front page of the observer. not something you will be reading on sunday morning, is it? 1 million young britons facing job crisis within weeks. yes, not really surprising but i think this is really putting things literally in black it is a piece of research that is being done by a professorfrom bath university who is one of the leading labour

tony received his pride of britain award at hamleys toy store in london. his mother hasthere, tony? and they started to move, which at first frightened tony! and then they spoke, but they tried to change their accent but straight away tony realised it was ant and dec, didn't you? he was so excited. his little face just totally lit up and he was absolutely over the moon. i mean, he idolises them, so it was really, really special. and itjust shows, you know, tony's life is difficult as well. this week, 48 hours ago, he was under a general anaesthetic as well, so his treatment is ongoing and will be for the rest of his life, and, you know,

protests to weeks now calling for the reform of the government and of the monarchy our correspondent tony chang has more on the ground from this protest in bangkok. the deadline for the promise to resign resign was last night at 10 pm he didn't say and as promised the protest is a come out again in large numbers but it has been rather a different protest today if you wander around the protest site loss of different speeches going on not the central focus that we've seen in the build up to to the loss of that to the last couple of weeks in addition to which a lot of the tension that we saw particularly culminating in water cannons and riot police that's dissipated to the old guard is clearly taken the choice to move back there are police here but they're standing well back from the protest site and transport lines into the city haven't been tarred as they were last weekend people are coming and going in fact people are still shopping here this is the central shopping district and bank of people still going to the shopping malls and having a look at the speeches going on at the protest site but the m

tony dokoupil has a look. 1971 when "all in the family" debuted on cbs. ♪ guys like us we had it made ♪ >> reporter: nobody questioning this charge choem in queens, new york. ♪ those were the days >>> at the time archie's home was worth about $35,000. today it's valued at more than $800,000. that's more than triple what archie would have paid for it. and sure enough, when we visit last winters -- >> i work for cbs news. >> -- we couldn't find many archie bunkers buying into the neighborhood. >> have you met anybody in the neighborhood who was a dock worker? >> no. >> reporter: you're more likely to find doctors nurses and engineers. >> you're a tek worker. >> i'm a tech worker. >> there's no calluses on your hands. >> i work on computer. >> reporter: not even covid-19 could change that. we had just finished filming this story when covid hit. at the time we made the decision not to air it thinking housing prices are going to come down. that's not the case. the coronavirus has inspired many buyers to look for la

elections they've held mass protests for weeks calling for reform of the government and the monarchy tony chung has this updates from bangkok. they gave the prime minister his deadline. last night to step down of course that's one of the big one of their core demands since they started protesting in july but again not surprisingly the prime minister didn't you words to pay merit of the temple last night i was asked if he was going to step down he said absolutely not so they come back out on the streets tonight difficult to say exactly how many but but thousands of people here and we've seen that pretty consistently for the last couple of weeks when the students have come out on the streets they are trolling very big crowds. the united nations and the african union have condemned an attack on school children in southwest cameroon at least 8 children have been killed 13 others seriously injured no group has claimed responsibility for the attack 50 countries have signed up to a united nations treaty to ban nuclear weapons it's set to be brought into force in 1000 days honduras became the latest to rat

supreme court nominee i mean tony barack has sidestepped some controversial issues such as abortion during the 2nd day of her confirmation hearing but she said she would put aside her catholic beliefs while ruling as a supreme court judge in the netherlands will be imposing new coronavirus restrictions after a record daily increase in cases only $7400.00 new infections are announced on tuesday it now has one of the highest per capita infection rates worldwide. hundreds of boats carrying more than a 1000 refugees and migrants have landed in the canary islands over the past week the red cross says the spanish islands haven't seen numbers like that since 2006 most of the people making that journey are coming from west africa as nicholas hark reports from dakar. my job is not ready to give up his dream playing football in europe he believes he can succeed where his uncles have failed 10 years after they went missing trying to make it to spain's canary islands by boat job is getting ready for the journey. to see if you leave filled with worries and apprehension you want make it you need to take

toni morrison has recently argued that this kind of taxpayers citizenship is a very cramped. in touires you to buy have some skin in the game. she was quoted in a recent thisview lamenting transformation of american citizenship into an identity that is solely associated with taxpayers. i think there is something to be said for that. we look at the ways this identity has been unique to pushed back against a cramped definition. which marginalized groups are able to claim their taxpayer identity and order to push open american citizenship. will focus on how various groups like women, african-americans, property owners, immigrants, anti-aggression activists, the poor, gay men and women have used their identities as taxpayers to affect changes. this is almost always associated with the political right. historically, progressive as well as conservatives have been able to mobilize using this language. understandingy to 20th-century american history. my first book was focused largely on policymakers. cluedew project welding -- will include grassroots mobilization. and look at politic

it's something of note i want to share is there are individual name tony who has received the name tony the scooter guy. he is on a moped going up and down valencia street with a boom box strapped to his moped playing it just extremely loud. he is driving up to businesses that are closed and turning on his music and trying to start a dance party. he witnessed this happen at five different businesses on valencia street. businesses we were receiving complaints about for having amplified sound after 10:00 p.m. so it was very important to know they didn't have a manager to secretary person to leave. there was one business that was still open and they asked security ask tony the scooter guy to move along right away. he did so and scooted along to the next business closed and turned his music on and tried to start another dance party. not only did we hear about him the 26th but we received complaints about one of the businesses on valencia street and upon a arrival, tarik august sound measurement, they also learned that tony the scooter guy was at their business this past saturday as well whe

and tony bobulinski has confirmed that the big guy was joe biden.here's so many questions that need to be asked and joe biden could easily clear it up by coming clean and talking to us. it's unbelievable that no one else in the media is covering this. >> tucker: let me ask you as a final question, we are about to have the final presidential debate in a campaign which we've seen relatively little of the democratic challenger. that's not a partisan point, it's true, measurably, we've not seen much of joe biden hasn't answered many questions. can we actually have a presidential debate where wreaking news that just emerged, and i and a credible eyewitness, former naval officer is completely ignored in a debate, can that happen by the moderat moderator? >> let's see, i would not be surprised at all. we will probably see as we did in the first debate that the moderator will shut down president trump when he tried to raise it. now she has a mute button. >> tucker: it is hard to see how we return to the normal media landscape after this. never imagine we li

hold that thought -- we will come right back to you, we promised we would go live when this -- tony bobulinski hasmarriott, let's listen in. >> very successful businesses both in this country and abroad. i am making this statement to set the record straight about the involvement of the biden family, vice president biden, his brother jim biden, and his son hunter biden. in dealings with the chinese. i have heard joe biden say he's never discussed the business with hunter -- that is false. i have firsthand knowledge about this because i directly dealt with the biden family including joe biden. i have also heard that vice president biden said on tuesday that senator ron johnson, the chair of the senate homeland security committee should be ashamed for suggesting that biden family sought to profit from their name. well here are the facts i know and everything i'm saying is corroborated by emails, whatsapp chats, agreements, documents, and other evidence. the american people can judge for themselves. i brought three phones that span the years 2015 to max 2018. these phones have never been held by anyon

tony fauci has a 68% approval rating in terms of his trustworthiness and 60% do not trust him and 40%ss it is obvious, it is not even more of a question, but that the fact that they've been at war with tony fauci and on and off the record. they've been trashing tony fauci's early performance around masks to anyone that will take their phone call and listen to their complaints about tony fauci for as long as country has been grappling and now they stick him in a political ad. it is seems that they are desperate for some of those stepping-stones to try to climb out of the hole they're in on coronavirus. do they realize, peter baker, that this is now a referendum on covid and they need to start digging out of that hole. >> they've said for months that they recognize that the coronavirus is going to be the defining issue of the fall. they in fact would rise or fall depending on his handling of it, when his handling has been so panned by the public they've tried hard to change the subject to law and order and supreme court nomination of amy coney barrett but they recognize all along that t

has certainly kept us going. and it just shows, you know, tony's life is difficult as well. ask my question7m isa book and i will ask my question7m is a children's book called go tony, girl. it is aimed at children. it is the story of his walk, which will make a lovely little christmas present. you say about reflecting and you are talking about it, all the messages you receive from so many people are so grateful i love the way you just pulled him back! let him go! i wasjust going to say the messages you are getting from people who adored tony, that encouraging as well, isn't it? that just helps, you know this is for good? oh, yes. we have had some lovely messages, haven't we, tony? i read them to you. so encouraging, lovely phone messages. yeah, it's really inspiring. are you going? he's off. he is allowed to go. he has done enough of those. he is hopping around in the background. quite right too. you and yourfamily have given a lot of people a lot of inspiration in difficult times. no question about that. hold up the award for us again. some amazing people over the years hav

tony fauci. the problem the campaign has is that you can't have it both ways. you can't have him in the ad one day and then call him names the next day. particularly since the public trusts him more than they trust donald trump on the issue that is foremost, which is handling covid. so the president is letting -- you know, he can't get out of his own way on this. >> so professor haseltine, what are these doctors to do? i mean, fauci has made it clear he's going to stay on no matter who is president if allowed. one would imagine given the situation if president trump wins re-election he would get rid of him. he's making it pretty clear. two weeks before the election he might not. you've got dr. deborah birx. there's been reporting that she has sort of thought about resigning and has gone to pence's office to say atlas is not trustable, this is a problem. what are these doctors supposed to do? >> all you can do is carry on, make sure you're doing your best to communicate to the public. you know, dr. fauci's made it very clear. 80% to 90% of his job is creating ne

let me bring in tony blinken. he has been a foreign policy adviser to joe biden for almost two decades. he's on the biden campaign team. tony served in the obama administration as deputy secretary of state and deputy national security adviser. welcome. let me ask you first, tony. we know what animates donald trump. he thinks that the world has screwed america. that it has gotten the short end of the stick from all these alliances and trade deals. what animates joe biden? what is at the heart of his foreign policy world view? >> fareed, vice president biden starts from this proposition. whether we like it or not, the world simply doesn't organize itself, and until the trump administration the united states had played a lead role in doing a lot of that organizing, in helping to write the rules and shape the norms and animate the institutions that govern the way nations interact. we made our share of mistakes along the way, for sure, but we were better off for it. what's happened now is president trump has abdicated that re

elections and reforms to the monarchy rights groups say at least 51 people were arrested this week tony chang has more from bangkok. which seemed interesting game of cat and mouse there with the protesters announcing this morning that there would be more protests today even on specifying where. the police in turn have tried to love down the center of bangkok and in characteristic style the protesters have started with the 3 different protest sides outside of that just on the edge of the suburbs i should say they came about a 2 hours ago in very large numbers where one of those sites love in the north of bangkok there are still lots of students around turkey has reportedly tested its russian made missile defense system drawing criticism from the u.s. washington has repeatedly warned ankara against purchasing the s 400 system saying it could compromise shared nato military systems new zealand's prime minister just in the ardor and has claimed a huge victory in the general election 173 more years in power with nearly all the votes counted are there and labor party has won more than half of the parli

she said she has been following the science. tonylook, i appreciate zoom as much is the next person but you cannot zoom your way to a food bank or blood bank. this district deserves more than a virtual representative. gina: families deserve more help and what it families asked if they should get more help, he said they will stand home and watch netflix. not only will he not help working families but he wants to insult them. tony: i believe in another round of stimulus checks and i think that's important. everybody is hurting. the president of the united states set i will sign in lot my opponent is backed by nancy pelosi -- >> we are going to move onto the next campus question. >> i would like to ask what should be the federal government's response, if any, when the constitutional right of protest conflicts with the protection of private property? >> we've seen the images and the videos from protesting. the vast majority i want to point out have been peaceful protests, but damaged buildings and a argument over protecting private prope