saturday morning in the lake district, and kim collison has been running since 3am.im — to conquer as many peaks as he can, in under 2a hours. an extraordinary endurance run, over the most difficult terrain. kind of have this motto of every second counts, so it was, let's just keep moving, even though you're feeling tired or struggling, let's just keep pushing and don't stop. 78 summits were on his hit—list. they included well—known fells such as skiddaw, helvellyn and scafell, along with plenty of lesser known ones. the 96 mile circuit involved climbs which totalled more than 39,000 feet. this is kim touching just one of the peaks. go on, kim. he had pacemakers to help him keep going, and stop him from getting lost. without my team of supporters there, this record wouldn't have been feasible. i got an e—mail from the previous holder to wish me luck, and say, "it's about time this record was taken. good luck," sort of thing. and with just 15 minutes of the 2a hours‘ time limit left, he did just that. it's just pure joy. it's just that big smile that you get when you

well, runner kim collison has gone a tad further.setting a new record. kim's been speaking to the bbc‘s danny savage. saturday morning in the lake district, and kim collison has been running since 3am. his aim — to conquer as many peaks as he can, in under 2a hours. an extraordinary endurance run, over the most difficult terrain. kind of have this motto of every second counts, so it was, let's just keep moving, even though you're feeling tired or struggling, let's just keep pushing and don't stop. 78 summits were on his hit—list. they included well—known fells such as skiddaw, helvellyn and scafell, along with plenty of lesser known ones. the 96 mile circuit involved climbs which totalled more than 39,000 feet. this is kim touching just one of the peaks. go on, kim. he had pacemakers to help him keep going, and stop him from getting lost. without my team of supporters there, this record wouldn't have been feasible. i got an e—mailfrom the previous holder to wish me luck, and say, "it's about time this record was taken. good luck," so

i mean how do they stack up against some of the other big companies out there. >> interesting so collisons from ireland and have a ton of remote engineering hubs and his company was more remote than your average tech company and more bullish on remote work as far as diversifying. interesting to see going forward. >> all right kate, thank you so much. kate rooney with the latest on stripe for us. dom. >> all right, kelly, check out this mystery chart the stock is up 450% in just six months and it's part of a group many people are betting will go even higher if joe biden wins the election take a look at that charlotte. "power lunch" will be back after this stay restless with the icon that does the same, the rx crafted by lexus. lease the 2020 rx350 for $409 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ♪ ♪ "hmm's and ahh's" heard in-call. ♪ >>> welcome back to "power lunch. the biggest solar ipo of the year array technologies, is up more than 50% in its first dave trait trading. the whole group has been soaring. invoesco solar etf, tan up in the last month alongside a rise

well, runner kim collison has gone a tad further.than 2a hours, setting a new record. kim's been speaking to the bbc‘s danny savage. saturday morning in the lake district, and kim collison has been running since 3am. his aim — to conquer as many pea ks as he can, in under 2a hours. an extraordinary endurance run, over the most difficult terrain. kind of have this motto of every second counts, so it was, let's just keep moving, even though you're feeling tired or struggling, let's just keep pushing and don't stop. 78 summits were on his hit—list. they included well—known fells such as skiddaw, helvellyn and scafell, along with plenty of lesser known ones. the 96 mile circuit involved climbs which totalled more than 39,000 feet. this is kim touching just one of the peaks. go on, kim. he had pacemakers to help him keep going, and stop him from getting lost. without my team of supporters there, this record wouldn't have been feasible. i got an e—mail from the previous holder to wish me luck, and say, "it's about time this record was take

now to be a grand coalition with social democrats you can probably through with some other smaller collison partners and you can also try and maybe the disunite the support on that might be homeland movement by trying to through from all the members of the coalition and most all of them then you know that should thank you so much for joining us thank you. well let's go now to some of the other stories making news around the world despite a record surge in corona virus cases in the united states president donald trump and downplayed the severity by praising what he called progress against the pandemic in a divisive speech to mark independence day the united states has seen over 129000 deaths more than any other country in the war. protesters in the u.s. city of baltimore have torn down a statue of christopher columbus as seen in this video that's gone viral on twitter the protests came after president trump also praised columbus in his independence day speech columbus and his men killed and in slaves indigenous people and his voyages that led to european colonization of the americas. us rapp

now to be a grand coalition with social democrats you can probably through with some other smaller collison partners and you can also try maybe disunite the support on that might be homeland movement by trying to through from all the members of the coalition and most all of them then you know that should thank you so much for joining us thank you. let's go now to some of the other stories making news around the world mexico's coronavirus death toll has topped 30000 mexico has now overtaken friends with the 5th highest number of victims worldwide the capital mexico city has returned to strict lockdown after a week of easing restrictions. protesters in the u.s. city of baltimore have torn down a statue of christopher columbus president on the trump had earlier praised columbus in his independence day speech columbus and his men killed and in slaves indigenous people and his voyages of march the start of european colonization of the americas. us rapper kanye west has taken to twitter to announce his intention to join the 2028 presidential race seen here with his wife a reality t.v. star can ca

saturday morning in the lake district, and kim collison has been running since 3am. his aim — to conquer as many peaks as he can, in under 2a hours. an extraordinary endurance run, over the most difficult terrain. kind of have this motto of every second counts, so it was, let's just keep moving, even though you're feeling tired or struggling, let's just keep pushing and don't stop. 78 summits were on his hit—list. they included well—known fells such as skiddaw, helvellyn and scafell, along with plenty of lesser known ones. the 96 mile circuit involved climbs which totalled more than 39,000 feet. this is kim touching just one of the peaks. go on, kim. he had pacemakers to help him keep going, and stop him from getting lost. without my team of supporters there, this record wouldn't have been feasible. i got an e—mailfrom the previous holder to wish me luck, and say, "it's about time this record was taken. good luck," sort of thing. and with just 15 minutes of the 2a hours‘ time limit left, he did just that. it's just pure joy. it's just that big smile that you get when

very much to the full as exemplified here instead of shooting himself he tees up the better place collison. striker you always think in terms of scoring goals. but now under the new coach i'm playing in a different position with most as an attacking midfielder because. chances for others. are just part of the job. it's a change that's benefiting the team and then to himself they're looking to tasked with leading the line he's more often driving play on from the back while still finding ample opportunity to get into the box and follow his instinct. to run as off his are playing is also a lot more involved in our build up from being mostly on the end of counter attacks over the past few years he's now saying you know. a new position can help him develop especially against lying opponents and that's something you have to master to get to the very top and your. team of ana and robert levin dusky the league's most prolific school race this season to such an extent this an all time record could potentially be playing. in the 197172 campaign get netted 40 goals one of the great records so far thi

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then i want to know everything who she's was you know and start researching but the 1st time he had collison was supporting. the world runs a type of medley of kind of his greatest hits it combines video food together with hollywood actor william def and performance art and music by the composer marco nicole de addiction. 2 there. in downtown. sees the show as more than just a coming together of 2 great artists. what is the city's despond i think the most exciting thing about the piece is that it's not just a combination of different musical worlds but also about 2 personalities who have a lot in common but you also have a law that sets them apart it's the contrast of musical worlds that we know and they need musical. that we hear through mark only called the year itch that shames us yet another perspective right. the 7 deaths of maria callas will be streamed free of charge by the very in states operate on september the 5th. 2 with the author of the melissa holroyd mention is going to be live streamed on september 5th but what about in the opera house is that going to be in or do you say the

sure i think the most in public that they will carry on the mandate of the bucket that hardup on collison that was formed before. which is to deal with issues of corruptions with one m.t.v. . and various other issues that they want to see. brought be brought to justice if not then it may all probably not last that long and maybe a short them. again and and india and perhaps the snap elections need to be held so it needs to assure. the malaysian public that he will carry on what popped up and harp on coalition was voted in for. i think it's pretty safe to say that malaysia's economy right now is the performing what is all of this political chaos doing for the business sentiment in malaysia right now in the economy. well i think the business situation in malaysia has been in fact that my politics for pretty much. most of the previous year i think the lack of certainty over the transition of power from knock them out there though unlikely brame you know has actually carlip influence business decisions both inside out and investors coming in from outside the spend inside the country but only

then i want to know everything who she is was you know start researching but the 1st time he had collison was supporting. the world runs a type of medley of kind of his greatest hits it combines video performed together with hollywood actor william definitely performance art and music by the composer marco nicole d.h. . they're. going down to us sees the show as more than just a coming together of 2 great artists. but it's the city's despondency and the most exciting thing about the piece is that it's not just a combination of different musical worlds but also about 2 personalities who have a lot in common but you also have a lot that sets them apart it's a contrast of musical worlds that we know and they need musical. but we hear through mark only called the year itch that shames us yet another perspective right . the 7 deaths of maria kindness will be streamed free of challenge by the marion states operate on september the 5th. with the author of the report melissa holroyd mentioned is going to be live streamed on september 5th but what about in the opera house is that going to be in or

. >>> collison at sea. a boat slamming into a speeding jet ski. the rider knocked unconscious, plunging into the water, and the young deckhand who saved his life. >>> the spacex rocket exploding just 84 seconds into its flight. why company president elon musk says he's, quote, fired up. the escape drill that could save future astronauts. >>> and, the hidden treasure in a thrift store couch, more than $40,000. and one man's decision to give it all back. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. we start with some breaking news tonight. a violent rampage in honolulu involving gunfire, at least two police officers have been killed and the fbi now on the scene. the alarming scene as ambulances rush to the area, speeding by a public park. black smoke seen in th distance. a suspect reportedly stabbing one person, then setting a home on fire, several homes engulfed in flames there. police taking up defensive positions near the scene, weapons drawn. the tense situation under way for hours. abc's marci gonzalez with the images and the new det

we can speak to our health correspondent anna collison. tell us more.n sent to the education secretary gavin williamson and in it they are urging him to release children and young people from the restrictions of lockdown, asking them to reduce social distancing measures we are all getting so used to buy now. they have called the measure is incredibly harmful for children and say the most vulnerable are likely to be seriously affected by this. even before lockdown, we were aware of serious concerns about the mental health of young people, particularly with conditions like anxiety. since the pandemic, these psychologists say the feeling of isolation, that feeling of loneliness has been made even worse. schools have been shot across the uk since the end of march. aside from children of critical workers and some primary school children, the vast majority of pupils will not return to a classroom until the end of the summer holidays. that means they have gone months without seeing their friends, have gone months without seeing theirfriends, peers, focusing on

opposition council member maria collison a car that was questioned on thursday nothing but also 1st lady of the says that the cause or belorussians have been oppressed in the past 26 years and especially during the last 3 months i was treated very sad. that the reuss is not just facing an internal political struggle it is it the heart of geopolitical tensions as advancer between russia and nato members. i think the. behavior actually signals his weakness because if you remember ahead of the election he was warning about russia's intervention to destabilize the situation and now he seems to have switched. the target and huge warning about the west western intervention. turning to russia to create a reserve police force has increased the stakes for peru to stu's and is not being received well by nato and charlotte dallas which is 0. e.u. foreign ministers are discussing relations with russia as they hold a 2nd day of talks in berlin the meeting comes at a delicate time in europe's relations with moscow as the e.u. prepares sanctions against russia's ally bella roots also be focusing on the

is the company's ceo collison virus speaking idea. but does also teaches we are sharing this wealth with our employees since over the last six years we have multiplied by a factor of five the amount of performance and incentive bonuses paid to them. i see a new collaborative. now the surprise management re shuffle in the magic kinom. bob i go has stepped down as chief executive of disney after fifteen years in the role to be replaced by another disney veten above topic. i go remains in the company as executive chairman ariel conky takes a look. you're an icon after delaying his retirement form times. walt disney's bob eiger finally relinquishes the keys to the magic kingdom. i gern was expected to retire in twenty twenty one said his decision to step down early would allow him to focus on the in thinking about what i want. to accomplish before i leave the company at the end of twenty o getting everything right create would be my number one goal. i could not do that if i were running the company on a day to day basis. walt disney's chi

anna collison, our health care correspondence.h health secretary, jeane freeman, has admitted that no follow—up checks have been carried out on people returning to scotland from abroad, to ensure they're quarantining for 14 days. she said the process had been delayed to this week, because of problems getting clearance for home office systems. the scottish conservatives said it was "staggering" that no—one had been contacted. more than 13,000 extra staff are to be drafted into job centres in britain amid fears of rising unemployment due to the coronavirus pandemic. it's part of a series of measures designed to boost the economy which are expected to be set out by the chancellor, rishi sunak, on wednesday. meanwhile, labour has called on the government to extend its furlough job retention scheme to specific sectors hit by the pandemic. our business correspondent katie prescott has more... the morning after the night before. cleaners mopping up after drinkers in england once again filled these long, empty streets. people out and abou

doesn't have class a report was made back scatter and stays there but want to thank our friend dan collison the next time i yell. chose seemed wrong. to me to. get to shape out just to come get educated and in detroit because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. problem drugs don't always come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we see me very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids it invaded america under the banner of medicine persisted with the pain but instead of trying to wean him off though she did those after dose after dose after dose and really became his drug dealer so who's to blame patients doctors manufacturers or the government. as the u.s. economy was booming growing numbers of people were made homeless. you can work 40 hours in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still is the lead up to the reality of it is that we're not financially equality and the lack of affordable housing for a liv

have the vast majority of the 99 percent of this this country now comics talk a lot about when the collison minority in the treat us like a minority we begin to internalize that so it's it is interesting to look at the different demographics in the vote certainly latinos and african-americans the vast vast majority would steward's 90 percent if not much higher our voting democrat because of these issues of police brutality immigrant rights voting instructors of or against this this wall of bigotry as you know phobia the trunk has tried to construct along the border with mexico. so the country is more divided than ever and definitely charged is trying to have a strike a preemptive blow by saying preemptive blow by saying that no matter what happens he's going to contest the result and he's not going to concede that brings up a really good point in trump says that he will he's actually said that if he doesn't win it is fraud why have there been so much concern that the democratic process in this election could be undermined and asking to go down the rabbit hole just a little bit with me. how

opposition council member maria collison a car that was questioned on thursday nothing but also 1st lady of the says that the cause or belorussians have been oppressed in the past 26 years and especially during the last 3 months i was treated very lightly i've said. that the root is not just facing an internal political struggle it is it the heart of geopolitical tensions as a buffer between russia and nature mean business. i think the. behavior actually signals his weakness because if you remember ahead the election he was warning about russia's intervention to destabilize the situation and now he seems to have switched. the target and who is warning about the west western intervention. turning to russia to create a reserve police who has increased the stakes for protista is and is not being received well by nato poland shallot ballasts al-jazeera. turkey has extended its mediterranean gas exploration mission and ordered new navy drills as its dispute with greece deepens turkey says the exercises are not related to a standoff with greece over potential gas and oil reserves athens has ra

opposition council member maria collison a car that was questioned on thursday nothing but also 1st lady of the system because all got to russians have been oppressed in the past 26 years and especially during the last 3 months i was treated very sad. that the risk is not just facing an intern. political struggle it isn't that most of geopolitical tensions as it both are between russia and nato members. i think the. behavior actually signals his weakness because if you remember ahead the election he was warning about russia's intervention to destabilize the situation and now he seems to have switched. the target and he is warning about the west western intervention. turning to russia to create a reserve police who has increased the stakes for protista is and is not being received well by nato poland shallot ballasts al-jazeera. in lebanon at least 2 people have been killed and others wounded in heavy clashes between supporters of sunni and shia parties. gunfire was exchanged during the confrontations and some houses and cars were set on fire and calm day that south of the capital beirut

their own government so they will need help from their 3rd partner and the 3rd partner is proceeding collison called order which stands for a pro western path of the country they say that for sure that this country is going to face the more divisions and more uncertain political situation montenegro he saw but right now where you will very divided country and it's going to be like that for the next couple next couple of years but the it's a totally new political situation and climate in the country and. some certainty in within the country how it's going to lead this country that in the next 4 years. india's economy has contracted for the 1st time in 40 years as a result of the krajina virus pandemic g.d.p. shrank by 23.9 percent in the 3 months from april to june that followed an unprecedented nationwide shutdown the country reported more than 78000 new cases on sunday that's the biggest single day jump in a while. hong kong's government says half a 1000000 people have signed up it's free. coronavirus testing program that's trying to stay but a pro-democracy union of health care workers is c

up a passport and jumped out of a car to prevent being thrown out of the country allies of maria collison a kobo say she was forcibly taken to the border with ukraine after being snatched from the street in the capital minsk she's now in detention but i sneak over has played a key role in organizing mass protests against the president alexander lukashenko she has insisted she will not leave voluntarily talking to russian media president look at a claim kolesnik over was fleeing to ukraine. just dislike each of the of the border has been under increased security measures so we added an extra station actually they were stopped there they raced off she was either thrown out from the car in motion simas and they threw her yes there were 3 of them who else could throw over our border services officers of course detained her they followed the rules and centered to the border services unit the others went across the border by the ukrainian post. now the coronavirus pandemic on the south china sea feet high on the agenda for diplomatic talks in southeast asia the 10 mentioned bloc is holding a de

their own government so they will need help from their 3rd partner and the 3rd partner is proceeding collison called order which stands for a pro lesser path of the country they say that for sure that this country is going to face the more divisions and more uncertain political situation montenegro he saw but right now wary well very divided country and it's going to be like that for the next cup next couple of years but the it's a totally new political situation and climate in the country and. some certainty. within the country how it's going to lead this country that in the next 4 years. india says it's disrupted what it's calling provocative minute she movements by chinese troops at a disputed section of the border the indian army says it happened overnight on sunday in the east in the dock region near the contested himalayan border china's military says indian troops crossed that border. china has arrested in australian citizen who's a t.v. anchor for chinese state owned channel c g t n a strain his foreign minister has confirmed the high profile arrest of chang lay the reasons for her ar

depots drones visibly military capabilities of these groups to deter them from striking bases where collison forces are based again and we understand that so far there may have been injuries in some of these strikes and of course it remains to be seen how these groups will respond all of these all of this feels very much like a fraud back to december and january when we had a very similar chain of events at that time we also had a u.s. contractor who was killed in iraq at saks in response to u.s. targeted positions of the type as a ball and all of that escalated leading up to the assassination of castling money on iraqi soil of course since then the iraqi parliament has called for the expulsion of foreign troops including the united states and these latest strikes are likely to once again ignited those discussions that are once again likely to be for fresh calls for us. even already we've had p.m.s. commanders come out and condemn these strikes as a violation of iraq's sovereignty a stance that is very likely to be shared again by they also by the iraqi government which has. in the past stri

." >> get a tissue box ready, will collison is getting married and here he is asking his brother whook. >> will you say yes? >> what? >> all right. you can see he found a clue in the bottle with the note i askig him to be his best man. just an act of love among brothers and then the leap of pure joy. terrific. >> terrific. as before, one for you. it's a bird, it's a plane, it's a cow. or take a look at this one. in switzerland, a cow was injured in the mountain and what did they do? airlifted him down with the helicopter. when a nice owner i'm not going to report the fact that he slaughtered and ate him later, but i wanted to show you the video of how kind this owner is. looks kind of fun up there. greg. >> that's one of a moving company. [laughter] all right, the correction i've to make a correction. it was a dairy cow. okay, the cow was not eaten. all right, let's do this. the hole in one, let's show the amazing picture. i bet most of you don't know who this man is right there, but that man just scored his ninth -- his ninth hole in one on tuesday! not only does he have better hair

collison bulls have always been a part of agriculture but indigenous breeds are disappearing at a frightening rate tanks to the introduction of machines and the growing focus on dairy which prefers imported breeds to native ones because of the higher milk. some indigenous populations are down to as little as 100 animals. be john has a herd of 135 indigenous cattle of various breeds of which 40 are bulls. it's striving to revive some of the mad practices in farming in india today. which. i think everyone knows how cruel the dairy industry is and when i got into this and when i started seeing how many beautiful indigenous cattle were there and how the history of us importing cattle from the west for this nuclear evolution and a lot of other things then the need to protect these cattle kind of became very strong these beautiful indigenous kathleen. on the home and many of these are drought and. actually give a lot of men. and i realise that these cattle are dying. because our whole focus is on me. to preserve these breeds logical the focus had to shift away from dairy. and so b. jones dung whole

she liz collison, i will put it to jennifer first. even when behind a perspex screen. currently they do wear them when walking round the shop but don't have to when behind the screen. is that right?” shop but don't have to when behind the screen. is that right? i am not completely 100% sure but i suspect that the mask is required, despite the screen, and in fact your perspex screen the screen, and in fact your perspex screen will block droplets but the particles can waft around, especially when people are moving around a shop. so the perspex screen is not a magic shield, it isjust to help the bigger droplets from going through and i think you do need to wear a mask through and i think you do need to weara mask in through and i think you do need to wear a mask in that situation but you could seek further guidance. i'm about to. chris? if you are breathing, which most people going into the shop are going to be doing, then you have the potential to breathe out virus, you also have the potential to breathe in virus. those shields are ther

some of them are like susan collison's for example.ing that she would like to hear from witnesses. is there any sense that any of those four are a combination will actually side with the democrats on this issue. >> i don't think any of these members had kept their hands either way. i think we will have to see what collins can come up with and you know i think the pressure from their fellow republicans as can be pretty intense. again, a lot of those senators that she did mention. they are up for reelection in purple states or they are retiring in the case of senator alexander. i think the senate as a body that does sometimes surprise us. they have the vote on the senate floor. let's take a listen up for a second to the house speaker nancy pelosi and the president talking about this issue. >> if the senate does not subpoena john bolton and other witnesses will they move. >> that is not excluded. we will see what they do. in many ways i would like a trial. i would love to have sleepy joe biden i would love to have a son i have changed his

in our investment management platform, and we have to find right homes for the existing legacy of collison- colony real estate assets. had a fantastic partnership with scott riegler, on your show a little bit later, so the markets cooperated and we found the best places for those. we told investors to be patient. this is a two-year pivot. our core focus is enabling america to communicate and enabling communities to stay connected, and to see that commerce continues. vonnie: on that point, what are we learning about network demand? your clients range from google theyrizon, and what are telling you about how demand is wrapping up and there is no peak or off-peak anymore? this is the big thing we are hearing. the notion of on peak or off-peak does not exist. if you look at some of the numbers coming out of verizon and comcast, comcast yesterday said there has been a 32% increase in in peak hours. they are not even reporting the off-peak hours. cloud ours to the children staying at home and taking university courses on the likes of zoo more time -- zoom or chime, and as our there is nod down,

i was on a collison friends some friends the other day about it. and i found myself wondering, i wonder if one reason he became such a great writer is that he started out the such a as such a great speaker. he did a lot of acting in high school. so he really loved theater. it i think he loved the stage. he could be a bit of a ham. and if you saw him speak you realize how comfortable he was on the stage and how much he liked the energy of the room. any had a capacity for pacing and sound. and of course it wouldn't be surprising with his background in theater producers sometimes wonder, and doing the work for this book, i read a lot of his early speeches. and some were better written than even some of the earlier articles. maybe there's something there. the other thing which is nice for all of us to hear. because when law and do a lot of writing. it never got easy for him. he used to say, he hated fighting . love having written. i think he said he hated it because he had a high standard. any new equality was was it wasn't. and i also said that he's t

that brings us to a question cnn steven collison posed in a how many times president donald trump wantsose the election to president-elect joe biden, and whether his republican acolytes, on capitol hill, will wake up and recognize reality. cnn's john harwood joins me, now. john, now, there is a long-shot lawsuit out of texas. so, is the answer this will never end? >> right. well, this is a ridiculous lawsuit. it's not going anywhere. and, you know, on steve -- the question steven posed in that piece, when are they going to acknowledge it? have you ever seen those advertisements for hair-dye products they offer for guys? and you put in a little bit each day, and the gray gradually goes away. and then, you get to the other side, and all of a sudden, you don't have gray, anymore? obviously, i have not used those products but they are hoping to do that way so nobody ever notices they change. they can duck and dodge and offer statements of the kind you just played. until, all of a sudden, the electoral college has voted and the inaugural stands are all built and the transition is well underw

served america well and it hasn't served the international community by a set that the international collison response has really been lagging behind. the challenge. what i meant to this, we should have acted much earlier than we have and of relieved poor country us. rich countries have thrown an enormous amount of money at competent code. and poor countries haven't been able to do that in the same degree. so donald trump will probably go down as a president that has have an effective response to this massive crisis. and everyone i think, is waiting for joe biden to assume the presidency and to see more ship from the united states in commenting this crisis and others christian brood project manager for the bertelsmann foundation. thank you so much. ok, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. in the u.s. state of wisconsin, police are searching for a suspect after a shooting wounded several people. according to the local mayor, several people were taken to hospital, but none of the injuries are life threatening. police described the suspect as a wa

is it's really in control of its own destiny and that decision is really going to come around the collison they want to be public if you're looking at these valuation right now in the public markets, you'd be silly to not take a serious look stripe is one on our list to closely watch. other fintech names you mentioned, affirm, i think co coinbase could be on the list. i would not rule stripe out for next year, though. >> i wonder about instacart because that's a huge, i imagine, pandemic beneficiary, and if they're thinking maybe we get out there while the story's still strong for us as opposesed to one everybody is talking about reopening. >> absolutely. instacart is pretty long in its process, we hear, in getting out huge pandemic tailwinds. how sustainable that is, we'll see. i think that's a big question hanging over the public markets right now in tech. look at jordach, you've seen the tailwinds but how sustainable are they instacart is one to watch. huge boost and very solid model overall so i think they could have some solid performance. >> and what about, perhaps, the most controve

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three years this week since british racing driver billy monger lost both his legs in a high—speed collison — and asking his generation to stay at home and protect the nhs staff that are responsible for him being alive today. he told bbc sport that now seemed the right time to share his experience. obviously, we have been in lockdown for a little while now, and i have seen a for a little while now, and i have seen a lot of people doing lots of different things to raise awareness and money for the nhs and to help us through these tough times. and obviously, the ongoing situation that we find ourselves in now, it just felt right to do a video to some up my experience with the nhs and what they had given to me, which is life itself, really. i would not be here now without them. it was to put that into words for the people out there so they can appreciate what people on an individual sort of level have ta ken what people on an individual sort of level have taken away from the nhs before this. that is all the support from us for now. the government has written to members of parliament explaining

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margaret collison from "the daily beast." and the chairman and president of the global health think tank access health. good to see all of you. we're also keeping an eye on biden speaking. i think everyone who watches these events knows a lot of them repeat. but sometimes news is made, especially with so much unfolding from the supreme court hearing today, to some of the trends i mentioned. so we may dip in or get any news out of joe biden if he makes news. margaret, when you take it all together, the president's bum bli bumablibu bumbling of his handling of the covid has hit his political standing. >> well, every rally he's cover had is going to be covered in terms of how safe or unsafe it is. the picture you just showed in florida, cloudy with a chance of tulsa. no social distancing, people getting sick, maybe someone dying. and that's what you think now when you see a, you know, a -- an event that -- that the president is hosting. you know, last week we had the president on steroids. so there was some explanation for some

go for collison teases become the 1st mexican player to win on the p.g.a. tour in 42 years he produced some from testing shells in the final round to clinch the houston open in texas and his 20 foot putts at the last hole generated the biggest share on toll since march as this was the 1st event to allow up to 2000 fans on course per day ortiz will not play in the masters later this week that is that tree doesn't have a place of torment next year. don't really have to happen here in houston i always said texas like my 2nd home state their strongest people here cheering for me bunch of latinos mexicans and and obviously people from texas cheer for me too so it was all something in front of them and i'm thankful. that spanish and i just bought and chase any it following in his father's footsteps to win the nascar championship he wrapped it up in the phoenix rice way in arizona a 24 year old 24 years old chase is the 3rd youngest champion in nascar 72 year history and it comes 32 years on his dad bill elliott won the title he was one last cars most popular driv

opposition council member maria collison a close vote was questioned on thursday night i think the loss of 1st lady of the system because all the russians have been oppressed in the past 26 years and especially during the last 3 months i was treated very sad. that the reuss is not just facing and you know political struggle it isn't the last of geopolitical tensions as advancer between russia and nato members. i think the. behavior actually signals his weakness because if you remember ahead of the election he was warning about russia's intervention to destabilize the situation and now he seems to have switched. the target and he is warning about the west western intervention. turning to russia to create a reserve police force has increased the stakes for protesters and is not being received well by nato poland shiela ballasts al-jazeera. let's get the situation or let's get the latest rather on the situation across live so european broadcast center so you're going to go live for us in london sonia that we are hearing of concerns being raised about potential russian involvements of cours

their own government so they will need help from their 3rd partner and the 3rd partner is proceeding collison called order which stands for a pro lesser path of the country they say that for sure that this country is going to face the more divisions and more uncertain political situation montenegro he saw . right now where a well very divided country and it's going to be like that for the next couple next couple of years about the it's a totally new political situation and climate in the country and. certainty in within the country how it's going to lead this country that in the next 4 years. india's economy has contracted for the 1st time in 40 years as a result of the coronavirus pandemic g.d.p. shrank by 23.9 percent in the 3 months from april to june followed an unprecedented nationwide shutdown the country reported more than 78000 new cases on sunday that's the biggest single day jump in the wild. another news india says it's disrupted what it's calling provocative military movements by chinese troops at a disputed section of the border the indian army says it happened overnight on sunda

i bet it is, anna collison, thank you very much an good luck to all the staff there.ll only need to do so for ten days from thursday, the welsh government has announced. the new advice, endorsed by wales' chief medical officer, applies to anyone returning from a country which is not exempt from quarantine rules, those who recieve a positive test for covid—19 and their close contacts. meanwhile, the welsh government has been accused of losing control of the virus by opposition parties, following a significant rise in infections. the first minister, mark drakeford, has defended his government's strategy. the virus is in a very difficult position in wales. i wouldn't describe it as out of control, and we took further action on friday of last week to continue to bring it under control, in the teeth, i must say, of opposition from other parties here in wales. so, we have taken the actions that we think are necessary. it is in the hands of every welsh citizen to bring the virus under control. and let mejust and let me just tell you that around half past nine, we will be cro

anna collison, bbc news.emic, as part of the bbc charity special, the big night in. it was children in need and comic relief‘s firstjoint fundraiser, and the government has promised to double the total. lizo mzimba watched the three hour television special. music plays. like children in need night and red day the show followed the familiar formula of featuring many of entertainment‘s most familiar names. but this time they were taking part from their homes. who do they? who are they? david walliams and matt lucas reunited to bring viewers the first new little britain material in years. now, andy, i'vejust been to the supermarket for you — only took 11 hours — and i've got all your favourites for your tea. the vicar of dibley herself, dawn french, recorded a special monologue. those of you who are with me last sunday will know this room was crammed with easter eggs from the floor to the ceiling and now — voila — just the one left. while david tennant attempted to help catherine tate's lauren with her homeschoo

the wake of the presenter‘s death, has attracted more than 200,000 signatures. 0ur reporter anna collison so itv took the decision to take love island off air on saturday and sunday. that is right, they released a statement saying that after speaking with caroline flack's people, they felt it was too soon to broadcast it last night. they said they made the decision out of respect for her family. they said eve ryo ne respect for her family. they said everyone at itv is devastated by what has happened and that the show will return tonight, and that it will return tonight, and that it will include a tribute. her management team talked about the huge pressure that caroline flack was under in the last few months, what were they referring to? her very successful career had been very much in the balance in the final months of her life. the ao—year—old was awaiting trial accused of assaulting her boyfriend, something which she had always denied. there had been a lot of media attention around the trial, as you can imagine, she was a huge star, and this led to his standing down from presenting love