he is in baton rouge this morning for "gameday." how are you doing? look how much fun you're having out there. >> what do you think about -- they are psyched for "gma." i know you're a gator. congrats on the big win, eva. all right, but now -- now, the gators are in death valley. are they not? [ cheers ] >> goodness. these kids are ready. these kids are ready. number seven, number five, an epic match-up today, "the good wife" old boy coaches, high-powered offense, high-powered defense but the offense of lsu. we got a little bit of chill here all in response to this epic snowstorm rolling across the upper midwest. north dakota, fantastic scene there. they had some big-time snow overnight. over a foot. over two feet in some spots but 14 inches there. we still have blizzard warnings up for parts of north dakota for the next few hours as the snow will come down in some spots and get another three to six on top of what they've already had. there's the snow. there's the low sliding east and south a little bit. minneapolis getting a little bit of snow. proba

police used tear gas and charged them with batons to try to break up the crowds. the protesters, who first took to the streets injune, are demanding greater democratic freedoms. our china corrspondent robin brant reports. standing and waiting, taking cover under umbrellas from the warm rain. almost all of them were wearing a face mask. this was how hong kong's protesters showed their contempt for their government and its latest attempts to quell the protests, with emergency measures that outlaw face masks. some were even handing them out, to stop people getting sick, one man told me. this was a sizeable turnout. tens and tens of thousands marching on the streets, and shutting down major roads once again. as the police watched from on high, some made roadblocks, others prepared their weapons for a fight. and then... now you need a face mask because the police are firing tear gas to try and disperse this crowd. it is coming in fairly indiscriminately, over the top. the police are over there. i mean, there is no violent confrontation, but this is the first sign of ta

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they suspect the police will try to move them with batons and shields.ceful, relatively big in number. in the past that hasn't been the case. friday night we saw a lot of violence against property, clashes with the police and one moment where a police officer who was off duty was attacked with petrol bombs. the most senior politician in hong kong, carrie lam, described it as a paralysis here, and this is the kind of thing i think the hong kong government and its supporters and backers in beijing feel can't go on forever and this is part of the way to try to end it. reporting from hong kong. let's show you the live pictures. a lot of people out on the streets, identified across by the umbrellas that they carry. there have been thousands and thousands of anti—government protesters turning out today, despite the weather conditions. spurred into action by the government ban on masks which was introduced by invoking powers that dated back to the colonial rule by the british. it has, of course, prompted further concerns about the erosion, as these protesters s

fromanding of the baton mario draghi to christine lagarde.d optimistic there are still things central bank's can do. what do you expect she can pull out of the bag in terms of incentivizing germany? my confidence that the central banks will ultimately end up in these more innovative operations is not really centered on the ecb being the leader of the pack. political structure relative to the monetary policy structure is so inconsistent, the lack of coordination of political or physical makes it really hard ir the cooperation that referred to, the fiscal-monetary cooperation in various forms to occur. i think we will see it in japan, much more likely in japan. perhaps eventually in the u.s., if we can't generate some structural reform before it is necessary. it is harder to see in europe. i expect some movement toward fiscal, but i am suspicious that it will be a massive change in posture. james, do you expect a good handing over of the baton to attempt fiscal policy to work? james: it's a tough one. that's one of the positives of essentially

police in hong kong charge protestors with batons and use tear gas once again — a day after the governmentergency legislation banning the use of face masks roman catholic bishops have been gathering at the vatican, as the pope opens a three—week synod focusing on the amazon region of latin america. the travel show now — and christa larwood is in greece as the acropolis museum unveils its newest excavation marking the 10th anniversary of the popular attraction. this week on the travel show... i am in greece with a team of archaeologists, uncovering the long—lost city of tenea. we take a dive into the life of a travel vlogger. is it reallyjust one long holiday? you may not have heard of youtuber burnout, but the burnout is real. plus, i'm going into battle. finding out what it was like for the crew of an ancient athenian warship. we are heading to athens to uncover greece's ancient treasures, and the more modern ones. for more than two millennia, the temple of the parthenon has been towering over what has become the bustling capital city of greece. dedicated to the goddess athena, it is the

police in hong kong charge protesters with batons and use tear gas once again — a day after the governmentught in emergency legislation banning the use of face masks. us media report that a second whistleblower has come forward in the impeachment case against donald trump — that's according to the lawyer representing the first one. a man is arrested and a murder investigation is launched — after three men are found dead at a property in colchester in essex. writing in two sunday newspapers, borisjohnson urges the uk on a brexit deal. the met office has issued an amber warning for heavy rain in the east of england, warning that disruption from flooding is likely. the british rock drummer ginger baker — who was part of the band cream, with eric clapton — has died at the age of 80. now time for the best of the week's exclusive interviews and reports from the victoria derbyshire programme. hello, and welcome to our programme. for the next half—an—hour, we'll bring you some of the exclusive and original journalism we've broadcast over the last week. cocaine use in this country has reached recor

police in hong kong charge protesters with batons and use tear gas once again — a day after the governmentht in emergency legislation banning the use of face masks. coming infairly coming in fairly indiscriminately over the top. the police are over there. there is no violent confrontation but this is the first sign of them trying to disperse the crowd today. us media report that a second whistleblower has come forward in the impeachment case against donald trump. a man is arrested and a murder investigation is launched — after three men are found dead at a property in colchester in essex. borisjohnson urges the eu to show that it's willing to compromise with the uk on a brexit deal. the met office has issued an amber warning for heavy rain in the east of england, warning that disruption from flooding is likely. the british rock drummerginger baker — who was part of the band cream with eric clapton — has died at the age of 80. it's time now for witness history. hello, and welcome to witness history from the royal academy in london. today we will hear from five people who have witnessed incr

the headlines: police in hong kong charge protestors with batons and use tear gas once again, a day afterernment brings in emergency legislation banning the use of face masks. us media report that a second whistleblower has come forward in the impeachment case against donald trump, according to the lawyer representing the first one. writing in two sunday newspapers, borisjohnson urges the eu to show that it's willing to compromise with the uk on a brexit deal. a murder investigation is launched after three men are found dead at a property in colchester in essex. now on bbc news, it's time for the week in parliament. hello, and welcome to the week in parliament, as borisjohnson tries to win friends and influence people. we have made a genuine attempt to bridge the chasm, to reconcile the apparently irreconcilable and to go the extra mile as time runs short. jeremy corbyn isn't persuaded and has a message for his own side. no labour mp could support such a reckless deal that will be used as a springboard... used as a springboard to attack rights and standards in this country! also in this p

police used tear gas and charged with batons to try to break up the crowds.atest in months of street protests, wdemanding greater democratic freedoms our china corrspondent robin brant reports. standing and

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droughts followed by excessive rain hit harvests hard it's prompted the government to impose an export baton causing shortages across the region. on young is an ingredient in several recipes across south asia and in almost every dish in india but much of the crop was destroyed during the monsoon season. lot of credit card you're going to your trade going prices were $10.00 to $15.00 rupees a kilo 50 rupees a kilo i can't afford that. prices have more than tripled in price is hitting consumers where it hurts most everyone here is affected . the good of all but again we have stopped serving on us to a customer is due to high prices maybe then. the indian government solution has been to place a ban on exports as of last sunday the vegetable can no longer be sold to other countries and some believe the effort to shore up india's own supply will help. the indian government has done the right thing by prohibiting the export of this would reduce the price and help buyers. while the ban could change things in india it is hurting neighboring bangladesh the leading destination for india's on exports i

appeared to show the youth youth with a baton. what can be said is hong kong for riote not trained situations. this had been possibly a case of an officer panicking. normally they would fire in the air. may have feared for his life. been --g protester has he is about 15 or 16 years old. >> this is anynything frfrom whi jinping would have wanted. >> if a screenwriter were --ting this, there would not he said no force can shape the chinese nation. about the sense that national unity cannot be challenged. this is a metaphor for the day's celebration. it is meant to commemomorate the first parade of the peoples liberation army on october 1 in 1949. every year, this has been a patriotic showcase. part of the image xi jinping has , to trying to per direct china to national journey from a to today, aation modern, rising power, which is the second or first largest economy. the pomp and pageantry we saw, including one of the biggest military parades beijing has sharply withasted the firebombs, the barricades, and the bonfires, including in

police do use the batons and in attempts to disperse them with this is of also said that rubber bullets and tear gas were used over 70 flights have been canceled the line form officials were found guilty of sedition and sentenced to between 9 and 13 years in prison a further 3 were given fines for disobedience the longest sentence was handed to the former vice president of counsel lonia oriel who care as all of the defendants rejected the charges against them the council and government has also strongly condemns the court's decision. the government and myself as president reject these sentences as unfair and undemocratic it's part of a political trial and general move against the rights of catalonia self-determination today more than ever we are together with their families because we feel a fraternal solidarity for the condemned by the supreme court. testimony as crisis began when the regions or thirty's held an illegal referendum on independence from spain in 2070 here's a quick recap of what happened after that. let's go live now scottish 1st minister alex salmond great to have you w

election also coming up on the program protesters despise the baton facemasks in hong kong again on sunday police fired tear gas in several areas in an attempt to stop attacks on shops and banks linked to mainland china. welcome to the program media in the us is reporting that a 2nd whistleblower has come forward in the impeachment inquiry of u.s. president donald trump the reports indicate the new whistleblower has 1st hand knowledge of a phone call between trump and his ukrainian counterpart a probe is being conducted into an allegation that trump pressured ukraine's president. to investigate trump's political rival joe biden biden's son. let's go live now to washington bureau chief. thanks for being with us to tell us what do we know about this whistleblower. so the whistle blower has been described as an intelligence official we don't know his or her identity but as you said this appears to be someone with 1st hand knowledge of some of the other geisha instead were outlined in the original whistleblower complaint so that appears to be someone who can talk about directly. related to ukr

european central bank president mario draghi and in the baton in the form of the golden bell to christine lagarde, who will take the helm of the ecb this friday. in frankfurt, saying the euro area needs fiscal policy to support low interest rates in order to make stimulus work. lagarde joked she promised her staff never to use draghi's famous phrase "whatever it takes." in argentina, alberto fernandez will be the next president. he won 48% of the vote, enough to avoid a runoff. but the outcome was tighter than expected and the party of a reseal macri there better than forecast. meanwhile, argentina is slashing the amount of u.s. dollars its citizens may buy. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. it is 1:00 in new york, 5:00 in london, 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories we are following. extension granted. the eu agreed to a three-month delay for brex

president has now passed the baton to turkey when it comes to leading the fight against a so-called islamic state. reported inside turkey that now the turks not the americans are expected to lead the fight against isis. but all the statements coming from turkey should fischer's now talk about this is a war not only against the terrorist organization of the kurdish terrorist group but they also say so against the islamic state and they're very happy to take on this operation because they say provide legitimacy they see this as legitimizing this turkish operation so they say it's not just against kurdish terrorists but the terrorists and that will be something. from the expected growing international criticism that it face when we get growing reports of civilian deaths and fears of a major refugee crisis writer who responded with the latest from inside turkey dorian thank you. all right let's take the story now to the u.s. capitol in washington d.c. our correspond carlos laker is standing by good evening to you carlos so yes this what we're seeing today has a lot to do with the u.s. president

. >>> this gotcha is dead indicated to east baton rouge. residents voted to incorporate a new city of their own which would be called st. george. what started as a year long effort to create a new school district later evolved in to a push for an entirely new city. supporters said they wanted to improve schools and that all areas of the parish would benefit from the move. but critics have argued that the effort reflects a broader pattern of white ofaffluent communities separating themselves from more diverse cities and counties. and we should note, according to research published by the century foundation, students in integrated schools somewhehave average scores and reduce bias and counter stereotypes among others. and this scheme is basically modern day red lining. a brief reminder, red lining began with the national housing act of 1934 where in maps with literal red lines were deployed where black families were able to live and where whites were able to keep black family in his s certain area, they were also able to control the tax base

. >> he was beaten with batons numerous times. he broke his tibia, shattered his ribs and created multiple lacerations which required stitches. >> reporter: he underwent emergency surgery and now uses a wheelchair. >> someone needs to tell me why he has a plate in his leg and pins in his arm and why he can't walk? someone has some explaining to do. >> reporter: the unwarranted attack did not happen by a gang or by thugs. >> it did not happen by a hate group. but it occurred at the hands of those who are paid to protect and serve us. >> reporter: the man was not arrested. >> this is a beating that has been unjustified. >> reporter: he was in uber driver who works as a peer counselor. in a statement san francisco police said the beauty and the district attorney's office are conducting independent investigations into the incident. by policy the police does not comment on open investigations. the attorneys say they are trying to get body camera video from the police and they are moving forward with following a lawsuit. >>> san jose po

the deputies took him into custody using a taser, pepper spray and batons. the struggle led to his death. deputies were cleared of any criminal charges after an internal investigation found that their actions were in line with the current department policy. >>> a san francisco police vehicle crashed into a power pole. the officer wasn't hurt but the crash did cut power to a portion of the city's alma neighborhood. as jesse gary explains it could take another hour for power to be restored. >>> is san jose police suv was nearly split into after the driver crashed into a utility pole in the 100 block of west alma avenue. this cell phone video shows the scene shortly after impact. police officials who declined an on camera interview say around 1 am on friday morning the officer was driving westbound on alma for an unknown reason he lost control, hit the curb on the center median and careened across both lanes of traffic and collided with a utility pole. pg&e officials say 62 customers lost service including business owner heidi. are you losing money? >> yeah i a

in baton rouge, louisiana, democrats line. good morning.he american people doesn't really understand how the process works. they understand when the republicans are in, everything is secret, all the investigations are secret until they have information to come to the public. this is the same thing. they are attacking the process because they can't attack the substance prayed let it come out. don'tr thing is this, you have many people questioning back and forth, you do that at a trial. you do that when you have a trial, you have your defense attorneys. this is an inquiry. republicans have spun this so good, they always do, they always control the message. host: the previous caller said the process -- the first part is secret, and that can be concerning to him. that is not concerning to you? theer: trey gowdy said this other day, you need to have it closed initially to get the facts. this is a fact-finding mission .nd then you go to trial all i have to do is sit here and listen to the people that support trump and you want to know why this co

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over the passing of our friend elijah cummings may his example inspire more americans to pick up the baton and carry it forward in a mannei worthy of his service. >>east of a congresswoman barbara lee was also a dear friend of congressman cummings earlier today on kron on congresswoman lee spoke with kron on's noel bellow and son austin hernia. >>what she'll miss the most about congressman cummings and the legacy that he leaves behind take a listen. >>of course with the guardian. witness over the last few years. but he was also great human being who never law the human touch. i. in 1998 after. you know i just knew what i was. in terms of being an in they came up to me and he defended the right of way. and he said let me what i can do to help. well he was the very first member of congress take my district that year. and we did a town meeting on criminal justice reform and parts race. individual i love dearly for his and since clarity of e of the individual actually the last official i talked to. we have the office space. it's trying to decide how to live out of it plane, you know. you know

taylor's handing the baton over to morrison. it's very clear. it's happening very quickly. and there's no -- no one's going down dead ends. they're being guided by the facts and the facts are right here. this isn't like watergate. this isn't like whitewater. >> garrett haik, you're out there in front of the scif. you're going to join us now. thank you for that. i just want to put something up on screen that the daily caller did. they asked every single gop senator about impeachment. seven ruled it out. the rest of them did not get back or didn't -- refuse td to say one way or the other. what are you hearing on capitol hill about how this is going republican party? this, how closely they should hue to president trump's line and what tactics of his that they should use or not. now, look, some of that daily caller polling, if you will, of senators reflects the difference between the house and the senate. the senate's going to take more time and one would hope at least review whatever the house produces more deliberately. they will ultimately be the jurors in an impeachment tri

if we're going to pass the baton the market may not do a whole when the baton gets passed. >> we haveo have the tech names do well. they have done very well for the most part although they do have serious issues maybe we get some resolution or we learn more. would you touch a name like a netflix? >> i think long term business prospectses are questionable. they have had a nice rally off the bottom. they had a big decline before that. i think that is, people saying, what is the long-term? disney in the mix. other companies. what is that business going to look like. charles: bob, waywas talking with neil, talked about this move now, the good news is that the markets moving on earnings. the bad news the market is moving on earnings. this is it, i think. this earnings season if we're breaking out to new all-time highs it will have to happen next few weeks. what do you think? >> i don't disagree. we got the trade truce last week that was bothering people. that is a mild positive. earnings make a difference. earnings estimates next year are in my view too high. charles: are the earnings too

a battleground between police and protesters following a largely peaceful march right police used batons and charge people who'd been throwing bottles and rocks it's the latest must demonstration in support of council and separatist leaders who've been jailed for their part in an independence referendum that was deemed to be illegal so a new gig has more from barcelona. earlier this evening at least 350000 people had gathered in the center of barcelona to demand the release of the 9 catalan politicians and activists have been sentenced for sedition maybe 2 weeks ago after that as we have seen all week they broke off into a smaller group a still quite a huge number of them and made their way over here to the outside of the national spanish police headquarters now this is a site which has seen trouble breaking out the days now and always has been one of the points of where violent actions and activities and clashes between the police and the protesters have been taking place but of course also the tensions from that sentencing are still very much frightened that demands also being made alo

has handed over the batons to christine lagarde.used to call the policymakers to order. call forgned off for a more physical action. >> we are in a situation where low interest rates are not delivering the same degree as in -- past and because of the because the rate of return has fallen. and with so faster .ewer side effects its fiscal's policies are lined with it. >> today, they have fired eight members of the cabinet following 10 days of riot protests. the economy ministers were all , saying protesters want a more exclusive society. speaking before a meeting with u.s. treasury secretary steve mnuchin, netanyahu claimed they wanted to set up more missile operations in iraq and syria. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts and at tictoc on twitter, in more than 120 countries. >> present from says the u.s. is ahead of schedule on signing a famous trade deal with china, reiterating it may reach a deal in november. bloomberg's china correspondent joins us from beijing for more on the story. we k

temperatures finally getting out of the 90s in baton rouge and birmingham and atlanta into the 70s. that's going to feel nice. that's a quick check across the ed. >>> good sunday morning. i'm lisa argen. waking up to clear and calm conditions at the lower elevations, but gusty winds continue for the next several hours. our red flag warning for the north bay hills through about 10:00. another warm to hot day with temperatures well above average and a spare he air alert. east bay and south bay communjose, 91 in >> my shoulder is a little tight from doing that gator chomp. >> you got to rotate sometimes. >> oh really? okay. >> by the way, "gameday" is heading to baton rouge as they take on the tigers, also undefeated. i hear rumors i might be there again. >> should be fun. >> it was a lot of fun yesterday. >> do they have some sort of move that doesn't require so much deltoid work? >> i hope so. i'll be researching that over the next six days. >> thank you, rob. great job yesterday. fun to have you back. >>> simone biles wowing the world yet again, and janai is here with or on that. wh

. >> reporter: but assistant principal pamela talbert in baton rouge, louisiana may be teaching the ultimate lesson by being here at all. >> she is a walking miracle. and it's inspiration to everybody. >> reporter: her career path started as a janitor when a teacher noticed how much she loved kids and suggested she go into education, she decided she would try. but there was a big obstacle in her way. >> i was reading on the third grade level. >> reporter: so she had her own children help her. >> they would go to school, and they would come back, and they would teach me everything that they learned that day. >> reporter: first she became a bus driver, then got her master, and eventually worked her way up to assistant principal. >> i say i can do this i know i can do this >> reporter: it's a lesson she now instills every day. >> somewhere, somebody dropped the ball on me, and i don't want that to happen to the children that i serve every day. >> reporter: an assistant principal who never gives up on her students. >> anything is possible and the sky is the limit. >> reporter: because she never

battleground between police and protesters following a largely peaceful march on saturday police used batons and charged people have been throwing bottles and rocks. and support of separatist leaders have been jailed for their part in the independence referendum of 2017 which was declared. traffic jams in kenya's capital nairobi cost the economy an estimated $1000000000.00 a year the city is struggling to cope with traffic pollution and commuters are growing increasingly impatient with government inaction because hawke looks at that story from nairobi. it's a city of contradictions where office workers and endangered rhinos live side by side africa's largest slum next to towering skyscrapers and down below is the roaring sound of traffic in a city of 4000000 where most people don't own a car the car is king and the king is slow moving there's a lot of pollution i lose a lot of man hours driving. is really frustrating is really frustrating and. it's. even on very short distances the government believes traffic congestion costs a $1000000000.00 a year in lost productivity in nairobi come to go

battleground between police and protesters following a largely peaceful march on sunday police used batons and charged people who'd been throwing bottles and rocks the latest mass demonstration in support of jailed catalan separatist leaders here a son your guy i go with more from barcelona. earlier this evening at least 350000 people had gathered in the center of barcelona to demand the release of the 9 catalan politicians and activists have been sentenced for sedition maybe 2 weeks ago after that as we have seen all week they broke off into a smaller group are still quite. huge number of them and made their way over here to the outside of the national spanish police headquarters held this is a site which has seen trouble breaking out the days now and always has been one of the points of where violent actions and activities and clashes between the police and the protesters have been taking place but of course also the tensions from that sentencing are still very much frightened that amman's also being made alongside more dialogue between the central government in madrid and the capital on

the men's 4x400m relay team couldn't get the baton round and the women's quartet came forth, were briefly the nation fell two medals short of the target, yet it doesn't tell the whole tale. after a handful of fourth places and strong performances — notably from women. sunshine off the track, and assassin on it, dina asher—smith became the first british athlete to win three medals at the same championship and became a world champion to boot. it's dina asher—smith! she's the champion. yeah, i don't know what to say. i don't think it's properly sunk in. but i dreamt of this, but it's real now. katarina johnson—thompson came to doha like a woman reborn. this stadium now forever etched in the memory as the scene of her greatest heptathlon victory. that's an excellent run — 30.08! it actually felt like a dream and the lights and everything. it has been unbelievable and i can't believe this is the result. world athletics is in a very healthy state and british athletics is very much a part of that. you know, we have gold medallists here, we have finalists here, and that means that we're punching

and protests elsewhere in the world thousands of marched in hong kong in defiance of a police baton and yet again bare violence erupted and protestors smashed up shop something inside of metro stations and started fires and rallies have gripped the city for months with unrest the frequent feature of your thirty's recently introduced an emergency law banning face masks china's the now it's the protests as separatists and accuses foreign countries of meddling in the situation. the president of the e.u. council donald has confirmed he's received a request from the u.k. for a brick extension ravenous the boris johnson was forced to send a letter asking for more time after a vote didn't go his way in parliament however he refused to sign a document now in total boris johnson has sent 3 letters to brussels the one he didn't sign that asks for the extension plus a 2nd from the u.k.'s ambassador to the e.u. saying at the 1st letter was from parliament not from the government and finally a 3rd letter from johnson himself where he describes any potential extension is damaging and urges the e.u. t

i know this from my days working for the army, the baton march and so on and so forth, but it's all connected. we need to work with those youth, the filipinos to do more. thank you very much. >> chair peskin: seeing no other public comment, public comment is closed. and can we have a motion to adopt the final ntip report? made by commissioner fewer, seconded by commissioner mandelman. we have same house, same call, and the item is adopted on first reading. next item, please. [agenda item read]. >> clerk: this is an action item. >> chair peskin: miss crabb. >> so the regional transportation information program or rtip, as the congestion management agency for sprisk, the transportation authority approves san francisco's priorities for the grant program. before senate bill 1 was approved, this fund source was notoriously unreliable. some cycles, you'd have tens of millions available, some cycles, you'd have nothing. in light of that, about a decade ago, the transportation board adopted priorities to use for these funds in light of these projects can more readily respond to the unreliability. thi

of science part of the trace fossil is on display in the museum of natural history in the castle batons books noising and it's arguably the most beautiful plate showing 3 crossing tracks. in the 19th century people didn't really understand how these pictures walked if you put your hand on the print you can see your thumb if it's really well here. been taking the position of the tracks into account it became clear that the suppose a dog was actually a little finger if the clarifying long would this be the researchers surmise the creatures must have walked criss cross cloyd's which didn't really seem natural to us why that's why people were always very uncertain what kind of animals produced these curious drugs life. with you would give you some. sort. from 8 133-2851 about 20 different scientific papers were written about them. that's how hot the topic was on the. the hand shaped prints led to the animals being called hand beast this remains their name to this day. and. we can determine the shoulder point and the point of the animals from their tracks and how they step. on which means we

how long will you have people beating protesters with batons?, these are very different times to the times in tenements where, aren't they? because you've got social media, they can be easily organised. and you can get more people there, and you can get more people there, and you can get more people there, and you can keep the movement going, so china seemed to be struggling with us china seemed to be struggling with usa china seemed to be struggling with us a little bit, and the world watches as well, doesn't it. the world is watching, and the world is aware in these re—education camps that are going. but you know, they are saying there is no force that can obstruct the advance of the people's republic of china. in china is ever more powerful, the belton road initiative, you know, they are spreading their influence everywhere. and it's very worrying, and hong kong, you know, it really is dreadful to see what's happening there. well, the west's attitude has always been, the as they became more capitalist and globalised, they would have to open u

when deputies stopped him and the confrontation became violent with okobi hit with multiple tasers, batons and pepper spray. he later died of cardiac arrest. the four deputies were cleared of criminal charges by the da in march and won't face any repercussions from the sheriff's department. >>> prepare to pay more to park at b.a.r.t. stations, the transit agency looking towards variable pricing based on demand. the amount you pay depends on how busy the lot is. there's a $3 cap on every parking station besides west oakland. >>> the next installment of our award-winning documentary series "bay area refs lagss" mark the 30th anniversary of the 6.9 magnitude loma prieta earthquake. >> survivors, first responders and unsung heroes share their stories from october 17th, 1989. tim peterson, a former firefighter, survived the cypress freeway collapse, he was driving on the nimitz when the upper deck came crashing down on him. >> i thought i sitting is, that was a thought for one second. do i have four flat tires? we know big a dodge ram pickup truck is, it was down to 24, 22 inches. >> that's ama

over the passing of our friend elijah cummings may his example inspire more americans to pick up the baton and carry it forward in a matter worthy of his service and it is worth noting here. there was bipartisan respect and admiration and a sense of loss today from members of congress who universally respected what was a legend in american politics elijah cummings. still to come tonight a shortage of workers across the country. what research is saying that's causing the surplus of job openings and still ahead a warning for parents with small kids why you extra research on brands before you buy baby food, and next at 5.30 remembering loma prieta and we take a look back get all the damage that was caused by earthq the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to mateo, my favorite chair. grace, you get the beach house... just don't leave the lights on, okay? to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million o

and his younger brother christian also took up the baton . in tallinn palmer you have you studied percussion and conducting in 1900 the family emigrated to the united states covering you have you continued his studies in philadelphia and los angeles among his teachers was that bernstein. man. i really want to talk about ethan movement of death wonderful time for me. you thought off playing very much a chorale and a tune with the other clarinetist and the 2 but soon it. 2 2 and the chain continues on. i love playing this because this is music there really has to speak you have to really find it's not a simple melody you. you have to really find how this phrase were if you have to work out which voice is speaking and what their thing is it's an a reply and it's a comment on what's being said. and strings are easy. for this little answer. where the tempo actually comes from the number is very beautiful but imagine you know all these are not those and obviously this chord of things for a male course you know if you have if you heard the male chor