anton schlosser's wife documents his treatment using a cell phone. you know you say that no. depressed no. agitated. in the 1st days he has fever and chills so only minor side effects. it's the same story out in social retard with court bending or coming down with a fever but otherwise he feels fine. so you feel like it's doing any good it's. over i can't say that we don't know yet there. are markers for the owners and this biotech company is researching in the booming field of medicines for rare diseases referred to as orphan drugs just like a mariah when you say 3 locations. are free to quit focusing on your phone is an issue yet. it's. in the us and e.u. orphan drugs receive exclusive marketing rights with similar products from competitors excluded from approval for up to 10 years sates each as old to toss it is a little or is built to incentivize research because once you obtain approval you enjoy a sort of exclusivity for several years a competitor can just launch on the market that's exclusivity told to lay kick the greasy excuse of the day it's. in the us the orphan dr

we heard from anton ferdinand there who said afterwards clearly education is needed at all levels.im on that? it is needed at all levels but thi5 that? it is needed at all levels but this is the leader of our national game can we entitled to expect better. it is notju5t about education there. we want leadership from the person in that role that they should be completely on top of they should be completely on top of the way in which such idea5 they should be completely on top of the way in which such ideas are communicated and the issues and challenges facing society and trying to drive a more inclusive and diverse game. if it was one comment that was the slip of the tongue might be understandable. thi5 that was the slip of the tongue might be understandable. this is not one comment. this is for five comments, it'5 one comment. this is for five comments, it's a gri5ly compilation album of ignorant 5tereotype5. sol think that says that there's an underlying attitude, and that's the problem. education is not necessarily the generations that are coming through. we don't necessarily jus

anton ferdinand: football, racism and me is on bbc one next monday at 9pm.nand's cousin les, who is the current director of football at qpr has today been named on the football black list — which celebrates positive influencers from the black community in the sport. he's been speaking to our reporter alex howell about the club's comittment to an inclusive recruitment process for staff. we put a job description out, sed comes into us and if they cd matches thejob description we comes into us and if they cd matches the job description we do an interview. —— cv. we don't look at the name and gender, wejust look at it first and foremost and if it matches the criteria, we get them in foran matches the criteria, we get them in for an interview and if they pass the required interview, they get the job. it is not a case of me doing anything special. we're just doing what we feel is the right process for us moving forwards as a football club. next year we're going to see a new motorsport series, extreme—e. five off—road races will take place around the world with ele

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anton has been waiting to talk about this for a long time.re the victim. they are shouting obscenities at you all the time regarding the case, so you can never get away from it. it is a really powerful programme. anton ferdinand joins us now. thank you so much for being with us this morning. listening to your brother in the documentary, and in the documentary there are other members of your family and friends who speak as well. looking back, it seems quite clear from watching it, do you regret not speaking out and not talking about it more at the time, anton? yes, i do. i do regret not speaking out. that is the burden i've carried for the last nine yea rs. i've carried for the last nine years. is going against what i could do my mum and dad, which if something is bothering you, you speak about it, you speak out about it and show that it is not affecting you. that is the bird and i have really carried for the last nine yea rs. really carried for the last nine years. —— burden. really carried for the last nine years. -- burden. we were to go th

i had a prop of tenure. —— marks for anton? fantastic. i had a prop of tenure. -- marks for anton? i am cheating on my old mate ranvir. she was —— cheering on my old mate ranvir. can you pick a winner? ijust find my old mate ranvir. can you pick a winner? i just find that my old mate ranvir. can you pick a winner? ijust find that bill has been the favourite because everyone has my expectation of him as he was going to be the comedy character, a:k.a., someone who is so bad that you just laugh at and i might last a whole series. he is able to have its own comedic works and make it his own comedic works and make it his own and rapper's delight could have gone wrong but he manages to nail it and knows that he is giving it his all. he has the potential to go the whole way because his partnership with ct whole way because his partnership with 0t is one of the best partnerships at the show has ever had. let's talk about i'm a celeb. 5ometimes had. let's talk about i'm a celeb. sometimes the obvious points are going to be making, but it will be freezing for the contestants. going to be mak

after nine years, anton ferdinand tells us why he didn't do more following thejohn terry race row.feel like i could, i didn't feel like i had support to speak out. also coming up in the programme... bio—bubbles—fatherhood and world records, adam peaty is still living life in the fast—lane. and so is jamie chadwick, she tells us about her latest motorsport challenge and her formula one ambition. evening, what tier are you in? i,2or3. we all found out this morning how we'll be able to go about our business when this latest lockdown is lifted in england, and from next week we'll see the return of spectators at various sports. not in tier 3, the fans are still locked out, the first premier league game under the new restrictions is at villa park next friday, that will still be played behind closed doors. london's in tier 2, which means that arsenal can let 2,000 fans in for their europa league match next thursday, nine months after the emirates last saw spectators. hardly any of the country is in tier! and looking at football, no league clubs fall in those areas, although these tiers wi

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there i think that i think it must be worthwhile and that anton atta and her husband barito are frustrated neither of them has ever learned to read or write and they don't understand why the state sees them as illegal squatters. you know if they only feed me we have no nurse here who could take care of us. she's not allowed to come here because our settlement is illegal. the politicians come here to get our votes but so far no one has helped us to get a legal title as landowners of that good work of you'd never know they have the. barito shows us his building site next door where a new larger restaurant is planned they have just laid the foundation for the floor tiles. and on now to is hoping for good business in spite of everything in spite of the authorities say this is indigenous territory but the old people say there have never been any indigenous people here still the state won't give us this land. are they right. i'm not sure. that's it. we hope that we can soon be the legal owners of this land then we can work here with a clear conscience. with a patient you don't see yourselves as

there i think that i think it must be worthwhile and that anton atta and her husband barito are frustrated neither of them has ever learned to read or write and they don't understand why the state sees them as illegal squatters. now if they only feed me we have no nurse here who could take care of us. she's not allowed to come here because our settlement is illegal. the politicians come here to get our votes but so far no one has helped us to get a legal title as landowners that's a good group of people over and over. barito shows us his building site next door where a new larger restaurant is planned they have just laid the foundation for the floor tiles. and tonight a is hoping for good business in spite of everything in silence the authorities say this is indigenous territory but the old people say there have never been any indigenous people here still the state won't give us this land. are they right so i'm not sure after. this if. we hope that we can soon be the legal owners of this land then we can work here with a clear conscience. resuscitations you don't see yourselves as illegal

let's get back to anton. he has a lwa ys let's get back to anton.. he is not called the king of the ballroom for nothing. 0ne king of the ballroom for nothing. one of the things he used to keep me entertained with when we were together was a stories of the history of ballroom so he has a massive amount of experience. he is also very kind and he has ability chan finds ways to explain complicated dance with diameters in a really straightforward ways. i think he will be knowledgeable. if he gives advice, the other contestants would be wise to follow it because it will work for them. i think he will bring that sort of ivy, think he will bring that sort of joy, slightly irreverent humour that he has, probably not a sum of the swearing we used to do with each other any trading room, swearing we used to do with each otherany trading room, i swearing we used to do with each other any trading room, i suspect. but that humour will become evident on the judges bench.” but that humour will become evident on the judges bench. i do not know how you feel, but now

but, this weekend, anton du beke has finally been given the chance to swap the dance floor for thejudge'sroad. it comes just a day after olympic boxer nicola adams was forced to pull out of the show after her partner tested postive for coronavirus. more than a million hindus, sikhs and jains will celebrate the festival of diwali this weekend across the uk. the festival marks the victory of the forces of good over evil and communities get together and pray for peace and prosperity for the year ahead. but how are families coping under the covid restrictions? our correspondent rajeev gupta has been finding out. diwali is one of the most celebrated times of the year for hindus, sikhs and jains. oh, nice! but this year, the coronavirus means that things will be quieter, with families making do with festivities from home. and for some, they may not even be celebrating at all. mum was all about family. that's something piral raja from bolton knows all too well. the cruel reality of the virus has disproportionally affected families like hers. # happy birthday to you.# her mum died just two weeks

artie's anton christophe. he sat down with the kremlin spokesperson to me to prescribe off their wide ranging discussion, touched on the case, the full interview will be airing throughout the day. here's a preview. was introduced for you. we are interested in the investigation of the all the circumstances of what happened because we want to know the truth. so we said, please help us if you have information that we do not have, please share it with us. but no one wanted to cooperate. sometimes it seems, patient does not want that truth to be amorous himself. why not the same liberal doing it? because sometimes it seems the patient is not that good when you, when there are a lot of questions about his illness too. and if he is ill, we need to know how bad and whether his disease can fade and come back. well, you have to agree that there are more questions and answers as the world waits for a viable covert vaccine finding a job isn't the only challenge the other is making it accessible. more rich countries can af

he spoke with artie's, anton, the exclusive interview will be airing in full throughout the day. here's a taster. we are interested in the investigation of all the circumstances of what happened if we want to know the truth. so we said, please help us if you have information that we do not have, please share it with us. but no one wanted to cooperate. sometimes it seems that the patient does not want that truth to be out himself. and i regret doing it, but sometimes it seems the patient is not that sick when there are a lot of questions about his illness too. and if he is ill, we need to know how bad and whether his disease can fade and come back. well, you have to agree that there are more questions than answers. certainly an interesting child thought peter lavelle and his cross talk the push to punish trump supporters in the age of biden, next, real or imagined you decide at and will hello and welcome across town where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle. what does the election results today? tell us about the state of american politics. there was no blue wave. instead

art is anton cross of sat down with the kremlin spokesperson dmitri pesca off their wide ranging discussion, touched on the end of army case. the exclusive interview will be airing here and less than 30 minutes. but for now, here's a quick preview. we are interested in the investigation of all the circumstances of what happened because we want to know the truth. so we said, please help us if you have information that we do not have, please share it with us. but no one wanted to cooperate. sometimes it seems the patient does not want that truth to be out himself or not. that's going to reverse the world or anybody. sometimes it seems the patient is not that sick. there are a lot of questions about his illness too. and if he is ill, we need to know how bad and whether his disease can fade and come back. well, you have to agree that there are more questions than answers. as the world waits for a viable covert vaccine at finding a job isn't the only challenge the other is making it accessible. all rich countries can afford stockpiling drugs. poor ones can lack the specialist. storage equipment

anton so hardy, last 2 brothers in law in the line crash. so you could be somewhat, we want to be absolutely sure that the 737 mex is safe. don't let it be just about profits or money and put human considerations aside. and for boeing and the airlines who fly its planes, this crisis is now being overtaken in any case by the global pandemic. robert bright al-jazeera. at least 3 people have been killed and dozens more injured in uganda. after confrontations between protesters and police, supporters of the pop star turned politician bobby windburn, ties in the streets after he was arrested at a rally in the east of uganda. officials have accused him of violating coronavirus restrictions, walk campaigning for the upcoming presidential election. another opposition leader has also been arrested while campaigning. marcum webb has this update from nairobi . he whines, wife has published on social media uganda police charge. she says that on this occasion, and it's certainly not the 1st time he's been arrested on this occasion. he's been charged with

but this weekend anton du beke has finally been given the chance to swap the dance floor for the judge's self isolating after a trip abroad. it comes just a day after 0lympic boxer nicola adams was forced to pull out of the show after her partner tested postive for coronavirus. the bbc‘s annual children in need fundraiser is celebrating a0 years on bbc one tonight. events will look a bit different this year of course , but that hasn't stopped stars including kylie minogue, cher and the nation's favourite pe teacherjoe wicks from taking on an epic challenge. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito has more. it began in 1980. the first children in need nationwide tv telephone. welcome to this year's bonanza extravaganza! it raised just over £1 million. welcome to this year's bonanza extravaganza! it raised just over £1 million. and three, two, one, let's go! start up! a0 years on, joe wicks alone has talked that with his 2a hour work—out, in a year in which children in need's schemes and charities are facing new covid related challenges. keep it going! loneliness, isolation, issues around saf

joining me now is michael anton, former trump and nsd official and author of "the stake." michael, are you surprised that no one seems to be talking about how much power these global elites will have under this new post pandemic world that they want to create? >> well, i guess i disagree a little. they're talking about how much power they're going to have and they're gloating about it, enjoying it. i'm not surprised. i've been familiar with this crowd a long time having worked in the corporate sector and attended conferences like this and so on the last 15 or 20 years. i know how they think. what they're trying to do, one of the things that nudged me in a trumpist direction five years ago and made me to a whole-hearted supporter of the president. i agree with you. this is a bad agenda. it's bad for the country and the middle class. bad for communities and industries. only really enriches the people at the top. i found it interesting browsing some of their materials. one of the first things i read was, you know, covid gives us an opportunity to address inequality. what is t

michael antone has written a fantastic topic o column on thi. thank you so much for coming on.ou are among other things a historian. i know that you care about our system more than any single politician. all of us should feel that way. it does seem like people have legitimate concerns about whether the system is working fairly. tell us about what your concerns are. >> some of the ones that you mentioned. why was voting stopped in i think it was five states in six cities for four hours. why are ballots showing up? mail-in voting, it has a lot of problems, some obvious ones. you send ballots out to everyone, you never know who actually receives a ballot. you could be sending it to people who have died without knowing. you could be sending it to people who have moved from the state. that already has a problem but there should be one advantage. if these things are mailed in, presumably some of them will come in late. but when it most of them come in weeks ahead of time? why are we finding ballots hours and in some cases days after the polls have closed? shouldn't mail-in ballots al

. -- anton calling from loxahatchee, florida, and supports president trump. caller: thanks for taking my call. i became an american citizen only because of trump. where do i go now? trump is america. what you call the democrats, biden doesn't really exist. everybody knows that. democrats are communists. my family was basically imprisoned for almost 21 years. where do we go now? i don't want to live in a communist dictatorship. all those people, the democrats, they are run by the new left. the new left, they want to save us. we are going to be run like the communist party of china, that is my concern. now my son wants to leave the country. thank you. host: states that are close still in this election have recount rules. so even when they finish counting votes, several of those states may have to do a recount. let's go over some of the rules of some of the states still outstanding and see what would trigger a recount. arizona has been called by the associated press toh biden leading a .9% to 48 point 6%, but a recount is triggered if the margin is less than or

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that i think that i think it must be worthwhile that anton had to and her husband barito are frustrated neither of them has ever learned to read or write and they don't understand why the state sees them as illegal squatters or not they are a free meal we have no nurse here who could take care of us who were. you know she's not allowed to come here because our settlement as a legal document to go to. the politicians come here to get our votes but so far no one has helped us to get a legal title as landowners of that good work of you've never met either. barito shows us his building site next door where a new larger restaurant is planned they have just laid the foundation for the floor tiles. and tonight a is hoping for good business in spite of everything. the authorities say this is indigenous territory but the old people say there have never been any indigenous people here still the state will give us this land. are they right i'm not sure after. this. we hope that we can soon be the legal owners of this land then we can work here with a clear conscience. because this issue you don't

samantha is a italian and anton is russian. he held the vacuum cleaner while i did the cutting and it's a stressful thing. i think you will find that chapter pretty funny. cutting her hair is something i never expected i would do but it was important. she's the most popular italian on the planet, very well known. i had to make sure that i didn't screw it up. so that is just a sample of some of these chapters, and i apologize for the computer glitch earlier, but there is the stop share button. >> you were able to recover from that near disaster and got to think on your feet. it all came in that very moment. so, i've read the book a couple of times at this point. as a journalist, i've been reporting on the stuff for 20 years and there was a lot i didn't know. and i think one of the -- >> some of it is even true in the air force the rule as it has to be 10% true and this is at least 10%. >> one of the conversations i love to have when i get the chance to talk with them is that experience of launching on a machine like the space sh

there is a fiction book called "once an eagle," by anton myer, kind of a classic book for most of the west pointers. it is a great novel about a young leader who starts with an enlisted trip in world war i, goes to world war ii, and then something similar to vietnam. but it is also this remarkable novel about leadership and the contrast between his style of leadership, which is exemplary, and then a careerist, who is a good combat leader but not good at taking care of the men and women under his command. that from a novel standpoint is good. one of my favorites is "all quiet on the western front." the reason i like it is because it is about a german soldier on the western front during world war i. why is that important? if you read that book and put your name in for his name, you would have the exact same experiences. you would recognize everything the german soldier is going through. why is that important? sometimes you have to recognize that the enemy -- you cannot always dehumanize the enemy. they are people too and you have to recognize they are motivated in ways that might be sim

but where in the library with michael antone who is a college lesser research fellow here and we're going to be discussing his new book the face, america at the point of no return welcome my area glad you're here. you might know michael from his previous work, he wrote my election, under certain time, he was working the private sector at the time. he wrote under a pseudonym until he was outed and then you went to work for the trump administration in the national securitycouncil . that worked, they saw the election 2016 as an x essential question and now you tell us that we're at the point of no return so i'm tempted to ask right off the top, what do you say to those who consider you to be an alarmist but of course i look around me and i see what is going on all around us right now. what is going on? what is your general assessment of things to set up our conversation. >> i would agree with those people, i'm an alarmist so that's not the question the question is am i right or wrong? i'm comforted by the fact that people who said this sounds insane in 2015 come around and said you might hav

anton antonia, you know that very well where you are. we're learning that 742,000 americans filed for unemployment benefits last week, becoming a desperate situation. you're covering what's going on places to help people put food on the table in oregon. how bad is it out there? >> reporter: that's right. here in oregon a new freeze on business went into effect yesterday and it's hitting people in the hospitality and food services industries, particularly hard. thousands of people are now trying to get on unemployment and here in portland, the freeze is expected to last at least a month, at least. it could be extended longer than that. i spoke to a program manager of the food bank behind me here. she told me throughout the pandemic they've seen about a thousand percent increase in need and they expect these lines to get longer as now right ahead of the holidays, tons of people are losing their jobs and losing their income. i spoke to other administrators of other food banks in the state and they tell me the longer we go without a federal

from international duty with argentina reporters outside the airport ask him to respond to claims by anton griezmann former agent that he has a reign of terror, a faster pace. he tried to leave the club this year but was forced to stay another season after they refused to trigger his release clause. for him, it was only getting out even if they don't. what's your reaction to being called the head of a reign of terror as ours is in progress? to be honest, i'm a bit tired of always being the problem for everything in this club. and to top it off, i've just arrived after a 15 hour flight and get delayed by customs. it's crazy not to be asian champions league, which is being hosted inside a quarantine bubble in cutter. australian side sydney f.c. . we're up against showing i.s.i. fiji of china at the world cup stadium. and it was sydney who had been trained to her job back came shanghai in the 2nd half of the equaliser from leashing long. and then he got another to put them ahead with 10 minutes to lift only one, even though its own terms and to make it worse was serving their goal keeper. tho

this is a three person job, anton l the vacuum cleaner while i did the cutting and this is a stressful thing area did you find that chapter pretty funny but cutting hair was something i never expected i would do but it's important. she's the most popular italian on the planet, she's the most well-known italian. so i had to make sure ididn't screw that up . >> so that just an example of some of these chapters and i apologize for the computer glitches earlier but there is a stop share button, how is that ? perfect. >> you were able torecover from the near disaster . >> you got stink on your feet . >> on your astronaut training came back in that moment. i've read that book acouple of times at this point . and as a journalist, i've beenreporting on this stuff for 20 years and there's lots in it i didn't know . and i think one of the. >> some of it is even true. >> some of it is true. >> in air force and have to be 10 percent true so thisis at least 10 percent true . >> one of the conversations i love happened with astronauts is that syrians of launching on board a machine the space shuttle

china relationship the secretary general of the united nations antone of the terrace has warned of a global fracture do you see it this way as a world of 2 power blocs potentially it's that way and it seems to be heading in that direction ever more there is no question or the united states how to engage with china how to compete with china is going to be the defining or in policy if you look are those who really was the selection but i do think there will be enormous differences in how bad relationship is how bold and what kind of policy towards china the united states has to any upon whether it's strong or biden. james when donald trump speaks about china of course we've seen the relationship deteriorate considerably under this administration when trump speaks about china it's all about trade he doesn't talk about human rights nationalism regional tensions does he care about these issues at all or is it is a using them as leverage in his ongoing trade war with beijing. well this is one where i think it will be really interesting because unlike all the other countries around the worl

. >> as i matured it was anton check off and john coltrane. >> they seem to be here and here. how did the intersect? >> syou listen to the supreme that brings together the genuine phrase and the spirituality of the genuine giving and serving. it's that questioning and profound love compassion and lovingkindness you get out of the tradition and christian tradition. he takes it to such a high level in terms of the musical genius. with coltrane, you simply do not have a poet in prose of such profound compassion wrestling witht, death, disappointment, ad wrestling with the steady ache of misery, the heartbreak of daily life, but trying to convince usnc to keep on. it isn't in our business to the affiliates. and his ability how to keep keeping on. that's why i keep keeping on. they say late at night but still i'm steady and un- accusing, pushing no matter what. with a level of compassion and love you don't find in many other. you would have to go to toni morrison to get that fusion of sweetness of wine and toughness of temper in one figure. i first read him when i was 17 andwa it b

. -- anton calling from loxahatchee, florida, and supports president trump.aller: thanks for taking my call. i became an american citizen only because of trump. where do i go now? trump is america. what you call the democrats, biden doesn't really exist. everybody knows that. democrats are communists. my family was basically imprisoned for almost 21 years. where do we go now? i don't want to live in a communist dictatorship. all those people, the democrats, they are run by the new left. the new left, they want to save us. we are going to be run like the communist party of china, that is my concern. now my son wants to leave the country. thank you. host: states that are close still in this election have recount rules. so even when they finish counting votes, several of those states may have to do a recount. let's go over some of the rules of some of the states still outstanding and see what would trigger a recount. arizona has been called by the associated press toh biden leading a .9% to 48 point 6%, but a recount is triggered if the margin is less than or eq

. >> as i matured it was really anton chekov and john coltrane. >> how do the intersect? >> well, when you listen to john coal train's love supreme, that brings together the spirituality and genuine doubting, and spiritual and genuine giving and serving, it's that sewcratic questioning and that profound love, compassion loving kindnessout gut out of the rich judaic tradition and the christian tradition and coltrane takes it to such high level in terms of musical genius and with kole transcribe -- with chekov you do not have poet in prose of such profound compassion, grappling with death, disappoint; wrestling with the steady ink of misery, the constant heartbreak of daily life and trying to convince us to keep on. in his blues, his ability, how do you keep keeping on, been down so long, down don't worry me no more that's why i keep keeping on. a wonderful poem. innovate all there his late at night, and still i'm losing but still i'm steady, and unaccusing, pushing no matter what. that's profoundly chekovian with a level of compassion and love you don't find in two many ot

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i'm anton nigusse-bland.ay, i'm going to be talking to you about -- giving an overview of our -- update about the mayor's efforts toward achieving mental health reform, which includes some aspect of mental health san francisco. next slide. so mental health reform and the work that we started in 2019 is highlighted in an annual report which is posted on the website and has been shared with the committee members as background material. the work began in earnest in early april of 2019 and was further advanced by the mental health san francisco legislation which we now know code fied certainly aspects of people experiences homelessness. and then there are improvement initiative was the department of behavioral health services focusing on things like timely access that director simmons referred to. but what is the commonality between all three of the areas is the focus on the target population. a health approach directed to people experiencing homelessness and substance use issues. for the population, we want to i