dominique shall yun sins presides over the institute bangor you know there a village which artists say zara and monet also visited. tourism and i come here every week to clean up a bit of the dried leaves and so forth. and i find that visitors have left messages and gaps. asian people bring oranges and lemons. i want to become they are here's a statuette of a person holding a guitar. every day people bring flowers. jewish people place stones on the grave. and here you can see ashes. cremated remains of artists who wanted to be laid to rest near find god you keep it on video it don't go. this is the all bears are a small hotel where van gough lived and worked in their small was in 1905 dominique. a belgian entrepreneur bought it and founded the institute fangirl to preserve the artist's memory. he leased out the bar where van gogh once sat it's now a restaurant. vango his attic room is where he died in july 890. if you do get to go here i have 2 different types of visitors. there are the funky junkies who know everything about him and his paintings he's like a hero to them. that's about

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it began off the coast of canada, ending three hours later when the sun set over the bay of bangor. ♪s is bbc news. strikes read across belarus at unrest over the disputed presidential election grows. at a virtual meeting, freund ministers moved closer to imposing sanctions. there have been quds that the french border as britons scramble to come home. president trump has weighed into a fringe theory that joe biden's running mateoes not qualify to serve as vice president. many see the theory as racist. a member of joe biden's campaign said the move was unsurprising given donald trump a national leader of the racist birther movement with respect to president obama. harris was born in the u.s. to a jamaican father and indian mother in california in 1964. a conservative law professors -- has questioned her eligibily, something the president highlighted during a press conference. >> i heard it today that she does not meet the requirements and the lawyer that wrote that piece is a highly qualified, talented lawyer. i have no idea if that is right. i would have assumed the democrats would ha

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but for duane miller, the former mayor of bangor and owner of the local paint and diy store, trump has, just him as an individual, not the position of the president of this country, but he's a spoiled brat and he acts it. but you voted for him in 2016? yes, yes, don't tell anyone that! no. and that's the thing — a lot of people don't want to tell. state polls didn't do well measuring support for trump in 2016. masked faces may well be hiding masked views in 2020. jon sopel, bbc news, pennsylvania. to india now where the coronavirus epidemic is getting worse. the number of confirmed covid cases has crossed the three million mark, and the country now has the world's highest number of daily new infections. the health ministry says nearly 70,000 new cases were registered on sunday. ramanan laxminarayan is an epidemiologist at the university of washington and gave us an update on the situation in india. in the initial stage most of the reported cases, and remember, the 3 million figure refers to reported cases, in a country which has amongst the lowest level of testing in the world for a la

but for duane miller, the former mayor of bangor and owner of the local paint and diy store, trump hasow, just him as an individual, not the position of the president of this country, but he's a spoiled brat and he acts it. but you voted for him in 2016? yes, yes, don't tell anyone that! no. and that's the thing — a lot of people don't want to tell. state polls didn't do well measuring support for trump in 2016. masked faces may well be hiding masked views in 2020. jon sopel, bbc news, pennsylvania. football — and bayern munich are celebrating after winning the uefa champions league. they beat paris saint—germain 1—0 in the final in lisbon. this season's competition has been badly affected by the coronavirus — so no fans were allowed in the stadium. that didn't stop them celebrating back home — as bbc‘s tim allman explains. call this a long—distance love affair. no fans in lisbon but the bars and restaurants of munich were packed. social distancing clearly not in vogue around here. appropriately enough, plenty of beer was consumed as the fans celebrated their team's sixth triumph in th

but for duane miller, the former mayor of bangor and owner of the local paint and diy store, trump has as an individual, not the position of the president of this country, but he's a spoiled brat and he acts it. but you voted for him in 2016? yes, yes, don't tell anyone that! no. and that's the thing — a lot of people don't want to tell. state polls didn't do well measuring support for trump in 2016. masked faces may well be hiding masked views in 2020. jon sopel, bbc news, pennsylvania. football — and bayern munich are celebrating after winning the uefa champions league. they beat paris saint—germain 1—0 in the final in lisbon. this season's competition has been badly affected by the coronavirus — so no fans were allowed in the stadium. that didn't stop them from celebrating back home. tim allman reports. call this a long—distance love affair. no fans in lisbon but the bars and restaurants of munich were packed. social distancing clearly not in vogue around here. appropriately enough, plenty of beer was consumed as the fans celebrated their team's sixth triumph in the champions league

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even pakistan for both saturday and sunday with a bit of a focus on the other side of the body of bangor for me and bar for heavy rain still to come. the u.s. is the richest country in the world yet it still doesn't have a universal health care system i'll be asking why not to influential republican money jan some top democrats abdu'l saying in a special edition of head to head in 60500 miles a year we would say under medicare for the study this doesn't happen in canada or france or spain or strongly if people don't die because the confidential well they die because they can't get access to care head to head on algis iraq. they're watching al jazeera live from doha a recap of our top stories russia has announced that mass vaccinations against coronavirus could begin as soon as october the health minister gave no details about the vaccine to be used and it's not clear if the treatment produces an immune response donald trump is vowing to use his presidential powers to ban the chinese own social media platform take time from the u.s. the president is against microsoft's reported takeover a

your honner vanguard bangor immediately took matters into her own hands based in paris she used the family's connections and contacted art critics and gallery owners. she soon became successful vincent van gogh last letters were an important part of this process 2 years later you had a published excerpts of these letters in dutch magazines and not catalogues she recognised the potential that lay in the combination of life and work. a paris gallery owner called valar showed some of angles works in 895 and there was a full exhibition in 1901 but it didn't attract much attention amongst collectors that would change in 1905 in amsterdam steadily community m. johana vanguard organized an exhibition of vang goss complete works and it had a huge impact. at the shtetl museum in frankfurt alexander island and his team have been studying how the angle was so successfully marketed particularly in germany. one can up once not starting in 1000 or 5 and there was a huge increase in the number of vanguard exhibitions in germany wants not from fernand between 1000 or 5 and 114 before world war one there wer

we can speak now to gareth morrison, head of water safety at the rnli, whojoins me now from bangor in to the key message you want to get across to people heading to the coast this weekend, heading to the beaches or indeed in the water anywhere else away from the coast, as well. indeed. there is no doubt we will see huge numbers of people flocking to the coast and why not? it is absolutely beautiful. the rnli is really worried this weekend for the volume and for the weather. we have a key message to everyone to ask, please take extra care of you and yourfamily ask, please take extra care of you and your family this weekend. nobody ever goes to the beach with the intention of being rescued, yet we are conducting hundreds, and in some cases, thousands of rescues over the course of each week and it is worrying us considerably. the message is simple from the rnli — if you go to the beach this weekend, go toa you go to the beach this weekend, go to a beach with lifeguards on it. they will help keep you safer. do not bring your inflatables to the beach this weekend, leave inflata bles beach

we're looking at 72 million from bangor back to cleveland down to d.c., norfolk as well.r rest of the day today, scattered dry storms, lightning strikes out west heavy rain down along the gulf because of marco severe storms through the upper mississippi river valley those move later into tomorrow and the next day that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we look at what's happening across the bay area, waves of rain coming through especially in the north bay. so far no lightning strikes and i hope it stays that way as our temperatures will still be heating up for the inland areas, reaching into the upper 90s for the north bay. mid-90s for the inland east bay while in the south bay we're up to 90 degrees in san jose. going through the forecast over the next few days once the dry air returns, we're still left with the hot weather through the rest of the week. update coming up from the national hurricane center on marco and laura still just ahead. >> thank you so much >>> coming up in just a b

western new york this part of a system as we've got a severe storm threat for 69 million people from bangormaging winds, low risk for tornadoes. then for tomorrow stretching from the upper great lakes back into the northeast again for 15 million people with pretty much the same risks but then thursday from the da koe toes, chicago, cleveland, buffalo into the northeast 82 million people at risk. damaging winds, hail, and we can't rule out tornadoes as well that's what's going on around th >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. let's take a live look outside in the south bay. we're starting out with some clouds this morning and still some smoky conditions that will continue today. as we look at our high temperatures, we'll reach into the mid-80s in the south bay and low 80s for palo alto. for the east bay we're mostly looking at upper 80s and low 90s with livermore today reaching 90 degrees. we have some low 80s for santa rosa while ukiah today will reach 95 degrees. from the national hurricane center on laura coming up. guys >> all right, al thank you. >>> coming up, a new twist in

of news that's interesting on the trait front, a couple of months ago i went with the president to bangorwere given a hat trick of challenges from the lobster fishermen in maine they were getting hammered by the chinese on tariffs they were getting hammered by the canadians. so we were able to quickly solve the china problem. two parts of the hat trick, but on friday ambassador lighthizer announced, this is beautiful, he got the european union to drop the tariffs on american lobsters why that was important is canada had made a deal with the european unions to have a zero tariff on lobster and our folks in maine were absolutely getting hammered so big victory on trade. the people in places like jonesport, kittery and casco bay were getting hammered. this is how the president forms jobs i can go across the country and show you state by state how he's doing that. >> can you comment on this report today that mark zuckerberg is influential in formulating policy about tiktok? have you seen that story, peter? >> you see what i'm showing up here, zero zero influence of mark zuckerberg on any of t

but for duane miller — the former mayor of bangor and owner of the local paint and diy store — trumpdent of this country. but he's a spoiled brat and he acts... but you voted for him in 2016. yes, yes. don't tell anyone — no. and that's the thing — a lot of people don't want to tell. state polls didn't do well measuring support for trump in 2016. masked faces may well be hiding masked views in 2020. john sopel, bbc news, pennsylvania. long road to the election. you are watching bbc breakfast, still to come... just a5 of the national trust's 200 historic houses are expected to reopen by next month — that's amid growing fears ofjob losses and permanent closures. we'll find out more at 6.a5. we'll be discussing that shortly and bringing you the latest news. we will discuss that shortly and we got all the latest news coming up, but right now the time is 6:27am. time to get the weather. we've been admiring your beautiful dress this morning. top of the frock. bless you, thank you. the weather isn't too bad if you like it is dry with some sunshine. that is after we lose the showery outbreak