and europe in general for example the company value on take has provided us with a kerching immunogenicity day 2 and a couple of those switches they use for face one to trial and also all the tolerability of the store switches which is very important they have also found out that one of the large doses it's not so well tolerated but i think the next step will be to start low fish 3 ficus e trials and also get take some more information on the vaccine safety in brazil us and germany then there is a very good possibility if the state a call positive such filing excuse for marketing or 3 situation could occur we. the european medicines agency have already indicated that a rolling review would be possible which means that once the data come in they can be submitted for review by the regulators one of the of the right of course when we talk about thousands of scientists currently working on developing a vaccine against 2 we also talk about a huge variety of approaches by intake is working on a so-called nuclear assets vaccine that's based on genetic instructions let's just take a quick look at

needed kerching is totally against such quotas but he thinks are superfluous when he is more in favor of law and order for resulting society's problems today but he is also proud of britain's history and does not think that the statue of winston churchill should be banished to the museum. but yeah well he wasn't perfect of course it was a long time ago people out a different frame of reference for there he was wrong on some little things but on the big thing that really mattered he got that right and he helped this country to be naziism not just here but put all of europe he got that right and he should be mind's eye in broader place in. the markets and agree said there is no point in simply talking or defacing statues as has happened in recent weeks she wants to raise awareness in a more systematic way. she seems just struck the right to meet with her family protesters. i think she's powerful i think she's strong and i think she's doing an amazing job and has been for the past month i think she's brave i think she's a great example of how we can be whatever we want to be we can embra

this show that you can't have capitalism without capital capital without a positive registration kerching people to say and this next story this next whole show this next entire segment is going to be dedicated to this very notion. the money is the news and mighty i'm not one. of them so i don't need one for a divisive a time about what it was it was in a time that were innocent as a bomb was more about. what when or what in the fight the fulfillment. seen that guy doing to him but i'm before put a cop on him by the. way with him out by now i'm by the imam by the. i. i. i. in the top stories of the middle east. crisis. the country. continues to be gripped by protests against the government initially triggered by. reveals that many fear. the company says.

it'sgoing to spill all thway across the kerch enos bridge into valais how so everybody's tapping on the brakes now to get a little break after thcrash because everybodstuck in that back up and then you're slow again leaving put all enriment sell 38 minutes from crockett to the maze with the new overrn accident in your way out check back in on itnd we'll take a look at some more trouble spots coming up in a bit are thank you robin 8, s and bryant made another emotional instagram post says she's coping with the death of her husband colby and thei daughter. she says she refuses to accept that theye gone, but she also says she realizes she has to be strong for her 3 surviving daughters. >>and she says she knows what she's feeling is part of the grievg process. a celebration of life for colby gian a and the 7 other viims of the helicopter crash is going to be february 24th at the staples center in los angeles. clara county district attorney ernie announces great success and processing rape kits which is leadg them to greater success in finding ...at the right prices start with lowe's. shop o

because the kerchs were comfortable today. like i mentioned, we have that system pass off to our north. you can see it near that portland area. a couple areas of drizzle. and then what we got going on now is a bit of a ridge of high pressure. that's what kept us dry this afternoon. it's also what brought out some of that sunshine early this morning. we did get some patchy fog. you can expect to see that yet again tomorrow morning. as far as our temperatures go, we will start dipping down into the 40s. not expecting below freezing tonights tonight but it will be chilly. see if you can get some upper 30s as well. your highs for tomorrow will be a tad bit warmer thanks to that high ian jose, 60 in concord. 68 in san francisco. as far as our next chance of seeing rain, this is what i mentioned. we have that ridge of high pressure. that's what kept us dry today. late monday night into tuesday, we have a bit of a trough passing. that will bring the chance of showers really late monday with a couple of showers tuesday. the models are

show that you can't have capitalism without capital corsicana capital without positive registration kerching people to say and this next story this next whole show this next entire segment is going to be dedicated to this very notion. shows seemed wrong. by the old rules just don't hold. any new world yet to shape out these days become educated and in gains from an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. you are no offense but you no longer a young woman in fact you are one of the last living survivors of the nazi else asked i'm aware of it. leverage debt all you like. and you can never forget maybe you can now auschwitz was really like to be in hell because you would never believe that one can do to as a copy of a course for 32 years of both and be. heard of it it all seems so logical for by the side to make it right when i get out won't the farm saw you know what it's like ma song to earth next to you so you can listen in hopefully the blue. yes a lot of hurt. on my hands on guns and money i'm not one. of them so i don't even wanna. d

on this show that you can't have capitalism without capital capital without positive registration kerching people to say and this next story this next whole show this next entire segment is going to be dedicated to this very notion. the chicken jerky issue lasted until 2013 nearly 6 years after the 1st complaints were made upon investigation the new york state department of agriculture discovered illegal traces of antibiotics in the treat even though it couldn't be proven that the antibiotics had directly caused the deaths of the pets it was a technical adulterant needed for the state department to force these companies to withdraw all the products in question from the shelves to trace amounts of antibiotic residue found in the samples are not linked to the f.d.a. is ongoing investigation of chicken jerky products and again the trace amounts of antibiotic for. you do not pose a health or pet safety risk when death or sickness is involved the cards appear to be stacked against consumers this is because according to the united states government your beloved companion is considered property t

say will says to come alive harris also be pushed it's hard to say her record is not nearly way kerching in this regard she seems to be very much like my. she is they are garden variety politician she will do what is necessary in order to win the next election in order to win the applause of the centrism the moderates and specially the donors and the benefactors who provide the money i do think democratic party just so call in wall street and big money and big donors and the bit lobbyist from a pac for example you've got a number of folk in democratic party who know that the treatment of our brother and sister that in one west bank in gaza has to crimes against humanity but they don't have the courage you know to back on speak out against it they'll be viewed as anti-semitic even as anti jewish and it's just not a case of that but that's lobby lobby money i think young jewish bones sources who are now joining hands with many of the palestinians and many of us in terms of calling for justice but we want to make sure of course that all of us are accountable palestinian jews across the bord

on this show that you can't have capitalism without capital capital without positive registration kerching people to say and this next story this next whole show this next entire segment is going to be dedicated to this very notion. of mine in the news a mighty i'm not one. of them saddam. was of a time about what it was it was a bit. more about. what with more than the fulfillment. seen the guy doing to him but i'm before. him by the. body i'm not moved on the. least. welcome back to crossfire where all things considered i'm peter lavelle to to remind you we're discussing some real news. ok let's go back to alex in london you know alex this this 10 day. fiasco that we all went through. a lot of war jitters and whatnot and a lot of exaggeration in the media and misinformation disinformation that's why we do programs like this but there is one problem out there that is not resolved then is going to be increasingly more difficult to resolve and that is the u.s. military presence in iraq now trump is been threatening iraq with sanctions making you have to pay for these bases while the u.s. an

on this show that you can't have capitalism without capital capital without positive registration kerching people to say. this next story this next whole show this next entire segment is going to be dedicated to this very notion. of. a low end welcome to cross talk where all things are considered on this edition of crossfire we conduct a post mortem of the recent us around conflict what has changed and what bodes for the future issues the mainstream corporate media refuse to discuss. cross-cutting some real news i'm joined by my guest going these and is a professor at the higher school of economics as well as author of the case of western civilization and resurgence of russia we also have dmitri bobbitt she is a political analyst and editor in a smi internet media project and he and the london macross alexander macarius he is a writer on legal affairs as well as editor in chief of the duran dot com our german cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it. we go to alexander in london you know over the past 10 days or so we've heard the te

this show that you can't have capitalism without capital of capital without positive registration kerching people to say and this next story this next whole show this next entire segment is going to be dedicated to this very notion. you are no offense but you no longer a young woman in fact you are one of the last living survivors of the nazi else asked i'm aware of it. all you like. you can ever forget.

show that you can't have capitalism without capital corsicana capital that positive registration kerching people to say and this next story this next whole show this next entire segment is going to be dedicated to this very notion. welcome back we may have begun with threats to life on earth coming from war catalyzed by u.s. assassinations and climate change destruction scene of course australia but some scientists are asking not so much about the end of life on earth or even the origins of life on earth but what is life itself joining me is award winning professor paul davies whose new book the demon in the machine the hidden webs of information and solving the mystery of life is out for welcome to going underground who are the demons of james clark maxwell well maxwell was a giant of theoretical physics lived in the 19th century well it's not very far from weber sitting at king's college in london unified electricity and magnetism and contributed enormously to the theory of heat and he came up with a weird idea in a letter to a friend it was just an idle fault the other day if there was

on this show that you can't have capitalism without capital capital without positive registration kerching people to say and this next story this next whole show this next entire segment is going to be dedicated to this very notion. this footage is unique because the zoe tribal lands on normally off limits to the public erik's allowed in because he's this is personal don't. people here know him simply as dr eric he's rich famous some always on the move sailing yachts and flying aircraft that. know. he's considered one of the best neurosurgeons in brazil. that's happening amazon. allergies so slow. going out of the busy doing nothing is going to do the population because it's going to people. welcome back to front running 2020 you know stacey in the 1st on the screen new deal we were talking mostly about the green you know but then there's the new deal and that implies jobs and where do we go from there well jim consol i want to turn to you because you ended on the last half saying that we have this psychological commitment to our prior investments and that's why we have the suburbia but ma

leaders and community leaders to play a bigger role here thank you very much let's try to move to kerching pakistan express tribune do we have someone like. hello can you hear is please yes yes please go ahead. hello we can yes we can hear you. yes we can hear you please go ahead. yes. ok welcome please. thank you very much. it's difficult to predict the epidemiologic outlook and there in any country i have personally worked in in pakistan on polio eradication for nearly 3 years and very much enjoyed my time working with some excellent pakistani colleagues. working on infectious disease control among them dr run a softer. so i think there's a great capacity in pakistan there's a very public health capacity but there are also great challenges you have a highly mobile population you have great megacities and you have many under-served people saw there is a great challenge facing pakistan pakistan is also she demonstrated time and time again with doing it with polio with others eases. all of government all of society approaches can be made to work so we wish pakistan all the best all the best

ballot at oakland coliseum, shea center, and facilities and oakland and santa cruz, warriors' had kerch took advantage of one of those sites, casting his wallet. he is encouraging fans to do the same. >> i just dropped my ballot off, and it is easy to do, we would love to have you down here, we will be here all day. >> a message to voters out there, the ballot drop off site at wright city is open tomorrow through tuesday, it opens at 7:00 a.m. on election day, and closes at 8:00 p.m. >>> ride-share drivers opposing prop 22 rally today outside the oakland coliseum, they set up halloween themed posters and displays on the corner of 66th avenue and coliseum way, urging voters to vote no on the $200 million ballot initiative, opponents say prop 22 would permanently deny uber and lift drivers a basic right like paid sick leave, overtime pay and workers conversation. >> it is not only important for california, but it sets the presidents as it relates to how workers will be treated in the future. >> each company has poured tens of millions of dollars into the campaign in favor of the propositi

you go first congressman kerch operates to affect my book. [laughter] >> on this topic you caught me offguard on that one. so may not necessarily on this topic on the historic. so how about this, since i said before this is a conflict of visions how about the book conflict of visions by john masella. it's a great book on philosophy and anything it helps you frame how people think differently. >> i think that sounds great. >> the pivotal read is michael pills varies 100 year war. everyone should read it was published in 2015. recently, michael auslin published a book and i'm blanking on the title. just look up ae sl a and one of the greatest writers of all time on the subject. you can find that easily by googling michael auslin. so alright we will do that. and congress and crunch i would give you just a moment to talk about your new book. very exciting i meant to bring it on stage with me and i completely missed that. tell cell about a very so american resilience in the era of outrage. it's about how to be mentally tough and overcome cancel cu

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first to see his nose keeney that little tiny kerch if that was over his that was supposed to be his face mask. >>then yesterday in the middle that's what he wore a nice big team issued face mask, although he did pull it down it looks like to complain at least once that we saw during the game and i'm sure a few more times he said it's hard to yell through that mask. monday night football is double header tonight since the patriots and the chiefs. >>couldn't play sunday because quarterbacks on both teams tested positive for covid cam newton is by far the biggest star on the nfl covid list now so far kansas city only lost their backup jordan to the virus even though he does share a room with patrick mahomes i guess nobody is worried about playing today, i'm not a doctor, but they say if you've been in close contact with somebody who test positive then you are also supposed to isolate immediately. our team is doing the right thing the nfl is trying to figure that out right now with the tennessee titans look at the timeline of their infections. september 24 a 4th greg maybin test positiv

reminds me of a lady she tried to get to run earlier for president, ambassador jean kerch patrick --eanne kirkpatrick, who we had a big dinner for, a lot of people pleading with her to run. i think in 1988 against bush. but she wouldn't do it. but pat is the real deal. that is what i think his legacy is, as both a candidate and a political commentator, and i am still running his column. and that8 is our next, was in the midst of the financial meltdown. we have two wars going on in iraq and afghanistan. barack obama was the leader going into new hampshire. a bit of video again. this is hillary clinton at the cafe express. [video clip] >> he is very likable, i agree with that. i don't think i am that bad. >> you are likable enough. >> thank you. [laughter] i appreciate that. i have so many opportunities. i just don't want to see us fall backwards. [applause] this is very personal for me. it is not just political, it is not just public. i see what is happening, and we have to reverse it. and some people think elections are a game. they think it is about who is up and who is down. it is

we live in collaboration with colleagues in the university of liverpool and found last little kerching smart degrees where our climate is much warmer and there is much more u.v.-b. exposure all year around provided you are generous and not covered and still covering a rally when critics and risk killing then 80000000000 deal i will probably fall right interestingly mortality rates from congress are much lower significantly lower than the announced backlash a chill of 35 degrees of interest and where we are proposing some one of the explanations for that maybe there isn't a lot of in the local hearts ok very briefly rose because we pushed a time here we're talking about u.v.b. which is sunlight exposure we're not talking about u.v. c. which is what president from was talking about 3 to 4 weeks ago when he was talking about sunlight killing the virus that's a whole different conversation because e b c means being standing by the sun and you would get fried to a crisp c. i know that several 100 we don't get enough to really say in our atmosphere anyway no this is really being nice this is

first you see his nose keeney that little tiny kerch if that was over his that was supposed to be his face mask. then yesterday in the middle that's what he wore a nice big team issued face mask, although he did pull it down it looks like to complain at least once that we saw during the game and i'm sure a few more times he said it's hard to yell through that mask. monday night football is double header tonight since the patriots and the chiefs couldn't play sunday because quarterbacks on both teams tested positive for covid cam newton is by far the biggest star on the nfl covid list now so far kansas city only lost their backup jordan to the virus even though he does share a room with patrick mahomes i guess nobody is worried about playing today, i'm not a doctor, but they say if you've been in close contact with somebody who test positive then you are also supposed to isolate immediately. our team is doing the right thing the nfl is trying to figure that out right now with the tennessee titans look at the timeline of their infections. september 24 a 4th greg maybin test positive tha

who stepped forward when kerch seems in short supply and -- when courage seems in short supply. they remind us what the cost of freedom is. that is why the work of the society is so important. to provide us with a link to the earliest times the founding of this poo republic. they took on the mightiest empire the world had seen. capable inhat was 1776 of launching an expeditionary force over 3000 miles of ocean with 30,000 troops and they did it. they persevered and they set the world on fire just as tom paine predicted they would. and part of your inheritance to keep the flame of their memories alive. don't, it will not be a foreign power that dips its foot in the ohio or scales the rockies. it will be us who have brought experimenthis great that is the last best hope of man. i thank you for this high honor. i thank you for being here on veterans day and for remembering million who have taken up arms since those farmers stood at lexington green and fought back the greatest force on the planet. thank you all and god bless you. [applause] >> that is a hard act to follow but we wil

a more powerful storm than katrina, rita, gufstof, iec and others -- i kerch. it is in southwest louisiana, arkansas, and mississippi. 25 people died directly or indirectly because of hurricane laura and hundreds of thousands of lives upended. as of yesterday 145,000 people in louisiana have filed for assistance with fema. that is expected to grow roughly 2,800 people a day apply for assistance. now, the sentiment at home is if you are without electricity as 99% of camron parish is without electricity, the fear is folks have forgotten about hurricane laura, that recovery efforts will be stalled and things will be ignored as attention turns to other issues, covid-19, presidential race, et cetera. and anecdotally there is evidence that public opinion has slipped. last week i spoke with the president of the american red cross who told me that donations were lagging well blow that -- below what the red cross hoped to receive to respond. i saw testimony, by the way, i flew from louisiana to washington, d.c., yesterday and the jet was full of red cross volunteers. we