instead, it's an entertainingly stylish, if ultimately a empty caper which starts out as a whimsicaly or serious it actually wants to be. he's lying. beneath the tricksy surface, there are melancholy questions about what happens if school days really do turn out to be the best days of your life? a terrifying thought. but, like its antihero, the film seems uncertain how to handle that shift to adulthood, leaving it stranded uneasily between cynical, wisecracking comedy and something more elusively substantial. the kid detective is now playing in cinemas in scotland, wales, and northern ireland, and then in england after lockdown. sometimes to get what you want, you have to not want what you want. think about it. i'll leave you with news of something altogether more unexpected — a belgian nudist tragicomedy. no, really. set in a remote naturist campsite in the ardennes, patrick follows the titular son of the camps owners as he worries over the loss of first his hammer, and then his father. meanwhile, others are involved in a covert attempt to seize control of the camp, taking advantage

russia has begun deploying around 2000 pace capers to the disputed territory of nagorno-karabakh that enforce a truce that azerbaijan and armenia agreed to on monday. at least a 1000 people have been killed since the longstanding conflict broke out again. and again, between the 2 former soviet republics in september, long time palestinian negotiator, saeb erekat, has died of covert ninety's at the age of 65. for nearly 30 years, eric had championed palestinian statehood as a solution to the conflict with israel. a dream he never saw realized, calloused in president mahmoud abbas has declared 3 days of mourning. a guatemalan village destroyed by landslides during hurricane. it has been declared uninhabitable or far he's have suspended the search for victims and designated key, an official final resting place of the dead. and unknown number of people buried under the mountain. peru has just a sworn in a new president just a day after congress ousted his prayed assessor over corruption allegations. former head of congress manowar reno will serve the remainder of the current presidential

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to bring the painting here are a story in itself and i hope you have a chance to look at the wild capers that happened during the mona lisa's travels to america. all the while, this was at the height of the cuban missile crisis. there was the intractable hostility of charles de gaulle, as well as the opposition of major art figures in the world. the story includes many complexities of the kennedy administration, that i will leave you to read more about. but the arrival of the mona lisa was a political coup for the administration, illustrating the glory of art and culture of the west as compared to the sterile art and life of the soviet regime in the cold war. it is clear from the record that malraux and charles de gaulle saw the unprecedented exhibition as a shrewd gesture of diplomacy during the touchy conflict over de gaulle's desire for an independent nuclear force in the face of fierce opposition by president kennedy. well, one of the figures most opposed to the exhibition was an american, the national gallery director john walker. the patrician, harvard educated connoisseur of art w

this is the business i'm capered from. welcome along. a covert 19 vaccine developed by astra zeneca. the university of oxford has shown to be 70 percent effective in a large scale clinical trial. the vaccine was the most effective of up to 90 percent when patients were 1st given a high dose, then a full one a month later. astra zeneca said it could begin distribution by the end of the year if it gets regulatory approval. unlike the biotech pfizer vaccine, this one can be stored in a fridge instead of needing an ultra cold freezer. let's talk to the business correspondent in new york against this sounds like incredibly good news, but after that, because shares actually fell today. why is boss you know, they have been a little bit of head scratching here on a wall street that obviously taking 1st half a dozen, then a full dose seems to be more effective than taking it to full doses. even if that doesn't necessarily mean that this is a problem, i mean, you have to tell you around and play around and it was those doses to see what is good an

and hell bland tofu with capers and olives.hought we would leave you hanging there for a moment longer. the toll that shut. a little bit longer maybe? there we go.” the toll that shut. a little bit longer maybe? there we go. i will just shuffle my cards which is what you lot do. maybe in the 80s, matt? why do you go back there. hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. mike, all morning you've been taking a look at the issue of heading the ball. it's about during the training and the safety of the players. reducing the emphasis on heading the ball certainly in training. it could look different going forward, but could it protect players? players need is greater protection and the game wide plan is urgently needed according to... it follows the growing concerns over the number of former players suffering from dementia. the p.f.a says its responding to the ongoing research, and wants to see less heading of the ball in training. it has also asked clubs, leagues and the fa to create a strategy to measure, moni

gamblers/desperate hand, the voice, the presence summoned from beyond, and the audacious undercover caper, all to solve an 11-year-old mystery and put under the light of intense personal scrutiny a most unlikely villain, who depending on who you choose to believe may not be a villain at all. but in the beginning? in the beginning there was wilderness, vast and lovely and a happy little family, a bring and sister who loved each other and loved their mom and dad. >> i always thought of our family as a perfect little family. it didn't matter where we lived, as long as we were together. that was home. >> this is anna siefert who at the time was anna ratte. home was a country cabin surrounded by trees and mountains of british columbia, canada. this is her little brother, gabriel. >> i always thought of my family and my parents as being perfect. >> especially when you saw the dysfunction in families around you. >> yeah, like parents get divorced? it didn't make sense to me. like how would you deal with that? >> and their parents? in a story as unlikely and romantic as anna and gabriel had ever

we are talking cracker foundations, cheddar cheese doors, caper doorknobs, yeah, mozzarella snowmen.for these meaty miracles. >> you enjoyed that, didn't you? you enjoyed that, lara. >> that would last about a second in our house. cooper would be all over it. >> oh, i bet. >> thank you, lara. >>> we're going to move on now to our cover story. covid cases on the rise with thanksgiving eight days away, a big covid surge up north after canadian thanksgiving is causing new concern. trevor ault has the story, good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, george. you know, after everything we've been through in 2020 people have surely been looking forward to recharging with family this thanksgiving. but health experts say it's just not worth the risk, and they know that that sounds grim, but the fear is a thanksgiving spent together in person will mean next month's holidays spent in the hospital. it's host to some of our most cherished traditions of food, friends and family, but health experts say this year we'll have to celebrate thanksgiving at a distance with the consequences could b

. >> brussel sprouts you can deep fry capers on them serve mayonnaise on side i doggone delicious, ints my kids don't want any of them i get it. more after this. ♪ ♪ breaking my heart, i won't go breaking your heart. ♪ ♪ don't go breaking my heart ♪ this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. dagen: almost 30 minutes away from the opening bell. your morning mover today, gap. holiday shopping kicking into high gear. investors are hitting sell on that retailer. down almost 13%. the company reporting flat quarterly sales yesterday. executives warning that a rise in coronavirus cases could keep people out of the stores, including old navy, gap and banana republic. >>> thank you so much to brian and steve for all of your energy and spirit this morning. gentlemen, have a blessed thanksgiving tomorrow. that does it for us. ashley webster is in for stuart. ashley, what do you bring to the table? coat in the hole? ashley: wel

instead, it's an entertainingly stylish if ultimately a empty caper which starts out as a whimsical comedysurface, there are melancholy questions about what happens if school days really do turn out to be the best days of your life? a terrifying thought. but, like its antihero, the film seems uncertain how to handle that shift to adulthood, leaving it stranded uneasily between cynical, wisecracking comedy and something more elusively substantial. the kid detective is now playing in cinemas in scotland, wales, and northern ireland, and then in england after lockdown. sometimes to get what you want, you have to not want what you want. think about it. i'll leave you with news of something altogether more unexpected — a belgian nudist tragicomedy. no, really. set in a remote naturist campsite in the ardennes, patrick follows the titular son of the camps owners as he worries over the loss of first his hammer, and then his father. meanwhile, others are involved in a covert attempt to seize control of the camp, taking advantage of a situation that's left patrick bothered and bewildered. the fact