berg, hobbes, or harrison. eventually, the dna team caught up with everything and two weeks ago, i was informed they have those remains in hawaii and are testing them. dna samples from the families and hopefully, they will come to a conclusion on who that person is and one family will get that kind of closure. it is an important mission the dod still carries on. the museum is in partnership with that organization, the defense p.o.w. accounting agency. we have a research historian here, post doc who is helping them research the last action of those who were fallen and remain unidentified. will figure out which one of those three boys it was and the family will be able to have a proper burial. a couple of follow-ups on that. you mentioned celebrations, obviously for the ally side. what was your experience with any japanese archives? we had an interview a couple of weeks ago on the anniversary of the sinking of the uss indianapolis. the co-authors mentioned the sub commander came home, even though he had just sunk

parents barbara and norman berg died 24 hours apart in march. >> and that god took them together truly blessing, because they were two people so in love after 64 years that... >> reporter: it's hard for you to talk about. >> oh, every day i think of my parents, absolutely, yeah. >> reporter: norman and barbara berg would have celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary tomorrow. here in new york city, the governor is calling for further lockdown measures, including limiting houses of worship, shutting down nonessential businesses and telling restaurants delivery only. norah. >> o'donnell: meg oliver, thank you. now to that monstrous storm threatening millions along the gulf coast. hurricane delta exploded into a major category 4 hurricane overnight. cbs' lonnie quinn joins us now. so, lonnie, when do we think this could make landfall? >> reporter: for the yucatan wednesday, the u.s. gulf coast, looks like friday, late in the day. right now you have 140-mile-per- hour winds. it's a category 4 storm. it's 215 miles east of cozumel. this is going to move right over the yucatan and potential

my destination today verts berg the city is located in the various more precisely in the franconia region. my 1st stop is the old mine bridge the landmark of 1st book. it was built from 14th $76.00 and for a long time it was the only river crossing between the old town and the mt fortress . well statues of saints lined the bridge. this is st bernard church the 1st bishop of burt's burke well due to the growing of iris with a mask and this is saying bruno cathedral. and here we have the canonized emperor charlemagne. the bridge is one of the oldest stone bridges in germany no cars allowed. the old mine bridge is the perfect starting point for discovering verts birth from here you can see many of the important sites and i'll be checking out those spots and on top of that i'll do some wine tasting because this region here is known for its bit the culture. we follow the romantic road from verts birth to fish and. explore cusco and much of picchu in peru with a local. and our v mail takes you to the all gulf in lisbon in portugal. and. first i want to get an overview and start with a short tou

only in america dreaming in red white and blue >> president trump be in mulch and berg -- in martinsburg pennsylvania. he will bring you live coverage on c-span beginning at 4:30 eastern. >> this morning, white house chief of staff, mark meadows, spoke to reporters to clarify comments he made over the weekend about the trump administration not trying to control the coronavirus pandemic. >> i'm i look forward to being back with you tomorrow morning. earlys early us but -- morning outside my apartment in virginia. there was an incident unrelated to me, shots were fired. i ended up having to shelter-in-place. involved the officers happened,fe and as it it was 5:45 this morning. we ended up having delayed starts. i look forward to being back i had toand others, cancel my tv hits this morning based on that. with arlington police, it was actually an event that was unrelated to me but with shots fired in close proximity to my apartment. >> we are excited and very hopeful for one of the most that i'vejudges gotten to know on a personal basis. that this might happen on the center for this afterno

the fortress now houses the museum for funky one part is devoted to the works of the famous verts berg a sculptor to money. another part gives an impression of how the prince bishops once lived. here where on the eastern side here. the sun rises over there. so when people gathered here the prince bishop very probably had his back to the east. and the sun rose on him and that was the sun king. at. the tour concludes at the brock prince's garden. the romantic role begins here inverts burke it is the most famous holiday route in germany 460 kilometers long and it takes you to frisson at the edge of the alps. a room antique route begins and leads to thiessen and noise and stunning castle. his ideals are nature lovers i carriers and bike writers. the famous theme route was 1st laid out in 1950. 2 shouldn't speak english launched and doesn't see segments from the truth to scenes with funny hats in d.c. need to shock you could see nothing creeks and productions should compete in something to. stop the northern the media's fiend with the tub or his obligatory. he will tell you that it's histor

instead the bbc‘s political editor lara kunz berg tweeted that...icaljournalist from other broadcasters and from newspapers also reported the same anonymous quotation. but the tweet arose the ire of many people including andrew pickering who responded to it like this... and sp asked... well, we put that question to bbc news and they told us... the statement went on. we mentioned last week newsnight moved to a new studio and the question at rates for some viewers of whether the programme would be returning to its previous starting time of 1030. now it was no longer sharing the studio with the news at ten. we've now had a response to that question from bbc news which reads... that's a case of watch this space. but in the meantime we received another perspective from mark rucker. sabina ahmed reiterated the original point. on the campaign trail for next month's us presidential election it was a delay met again president trump was getting the most media attention. here he is in a rally in florida on monday night.” walk in there, i'll kiss everyone in th

my destination today verts berg the city is located in the very on more precisely in the franconia region. my 1st stop is the old mine bridge the landmark my 1st book. it was built from 14th 76 in for a long time it was the only river crossing between the old town and the back fortress. well statues of saints lined the bridge. this is st bernard church the 1st bishop of births burke well due to the growing of iris with a mask and this is saying bruno here both births per cathedral. and here we have the canonized ampara charlemagne. the bridge is one of the oldest stone bridges in germany no cars allowed. the old mine bridge is the perfect starting point for discovering verts birth from here you can see many of the important sites and i'll be checking out those spots and on top of that i'll do some wine tasting because this region here is known for it's about the culture. we follow the romantic road from verts burke to fish and. explore cusco and much of picchu in peru with a local. and our vimeo takes you to the all gulf in lisbon in portugal. and. first i want to get an overview and star

the occasion there is a lot of celebrating going on in pottstown capital of the state a friend and berg. comes down city center has been turned into an open eric submission each of the 16 german states is showcased in a glass cube like this one. but central to the exhibition is of course the history of germany's division and eventually coming together as one unified nation. that fateful event in 1990 also paved the way for potsdam to recover some of its historical splendor. in the 30 years since germany's reunification potsdam has and aged a bit quite the contrary actually the city center has been completely revamped and the pression palaces and parts have received of their own beauty treatment most importantly though the days of walls and border fences separating ponce them from neighboring berlin are long gone and. will spend part of the day strolling around parks downs famous palaces parks and gardens . we'll also take a tour of sister. palace where the momentous potsdam conference took place. and as always we'll share our holiday video with you this time from my yorka. for over 2 ce

cologne also got off the mark by drawing with frankfurt on saturday leaders live seeker too good for berg champions byron put 4 past bielefeld to go 2nd in the table dortmund edged out hoffenheim stuttgart one of hair to berlin freiburg drew with braman leverkusen mindset were held by well spark of course watching the news live from berlin i'm exposer thanks horse. in mexico many pushing home lunch on sterno in the world climate change a different office story this is my plan for the way from just one week. how much worse can it really get. we still have time to and i'm going.

but i was berg were no pushover i took the lead leaders into the stroke of half time to score spanish to surrender and i'm telling you doing the honors. after the break my pick up the pace and substitute uses potions 1st produced this crash i. thought stoner on 66 minutes sealed her tight i life 6 day top of the bundesliga with their 2 male victory. say next turned their attention to their champions league clash against the shock sheered on tuesday. and one of saturday's big games boasted dortmund beat hoffenheim for the 1st time in 6 meetings substitute early holland and marker royce combined with 14 minutes to go roy sliding into the empty net the pair had been rested but made the presence felt after coming off often times struggled without their tops or andra scrum rich missed the game after testing positive for corona virus and so one goal proved enough for dortmund were up to 3rd in the table. you are of course watching t.v. news live from berlin next is doc film which looks at the curious story of a thai farmer who has been training thousands of ducks to help and produce sustain

earlier we spoke with berg associate professor of epidemiology and biostatistics at the university of albanian asked him how hard it's going to be to trace the president's contacts over the past few days. for better or worse the president is one of the most watched people in the world and i think you know in order to attend his events people have to go through security register and so forth so i think developing a lists and following up with people will be a possible task it's going to be some it is doable and i think we know there are there are lots of contacts racers and states and counties that can provide assistance to that so i think it's a possible task but it will be obvious that i will go back some days and requires contacting reaching out to quite a large number of people but i think it's a doable tells. from the beginning of this pandemic trump has been accused of not taking corona virus seriously enough or the precautions his own experts have recommended to avoid it with that in mind here's a look back at how he's responded to the greatest public health challenge in decades

berg were no pushover talk to league leaders until the stroke of half time to score a spanish defender. doing p.r. . thank you after the break leipzig up the pace and substituted use of potions 1st touch projects this provide . that star on 66 minutes sealed birds for 8. leipzig stay top of the pond this league with their 2 male victory. say next turned their attention to their champions league clash against bush actually here on tuesday. my opinion is that. maybe one of the best goals of made is for the 2 of them he gets the ball to pass me through chips and over the defender and the ball lands perfectly in the ankle but i need to shoot on it 1st and then i have quite a. fans in the dutch city of rotterdam and getting excited about a new museum building that office around the different experience set to open next spring it will store tens of thousands of. some people make fun of it calling it the silver salad bowl others celebrated as an architectural masterpiece the knicks for the. museum in rotterdam soon 151000 works of art will be stored here but right now it's the building itself

we've got former deputy independent counsel paul wisen berg.are waiting on more bombshells coming tonight in the hunter e biden e-mail controversy, audiotapes with reportedly the bidens on tucker carlson tonight. we're going to show you a preview of that coming up right there. >> he's actually fighting, i think, for hunter. for the family. biden and his cronies, what they've done is a disgrace. and, frankly, what the media has done is more of a disgrace. ♪ ♪ d you know you can go to libertymutual.com to customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ noand if you're troubledan a lifby falls and bleeds,ers. worry follows you everywhere. over 100,000 people have left blood thinners behind with watchman. it's a one-time, minimally invasive procedure that reduces stroke risk-- and bleeding worry--for life. watchman. it's one time. for a lifetime. (vo) i'm a verizon engineer and today, we're turning on 5g across the

once at the top you'll be rewarded with the one the full view for its berg.was built around 750 inside the splendor of the late awaits you. now we leave words broke for a moment and we had to peru before the crisis we met city guy and he showed us crude school and the famous ruined city of much will preach you. know i'm so or welcome to cusco vientiane capital of the incan empire now in the plaza damas one of the most beautiful plazas in south america but here we have to statue of patrick who was the most popular incan ruler and behind us the cathedral the most important church in course. go. yes this is the neighborhood of some glass it really unique with lots of out his hands at the weekend markets you can enjoy their work and perhaps buy something you like last. time was that this is the sampedro market if you'd like to try a fresh fruit juice with banana or other exotic fruit this is the place to do it as well as you can also get delicious coffee and browse different products from the region. good afternoon juice with milk. in the language of the inkers c

monument of fighters from the former vita one of the most famous mediæval minstrels he died inverts bergin 1230 anyone who puts a flower on the memorial stone should experience relief from love sickness not that i need it. now to a highlight of the city. verts berkus not a particularly big city by today's standards but it used to be a center of power for influential bishops and they lived in this building diverse burke residence the palace added garden are you in this school world heritage site . the board spoke residence splendor and majesty in the heart of the city it was the palace of the prince bishops bishops who ruled as if they were princes and their residence stood as the symbol of their wealth and influence today's palace was built in the 18th century to plans by architect. it's a french palace design. and italian architectural art. a total of 40 rooms are open for viewing among the most impressive parts is the staircase with the world's largest ceiling fresco painted by giovanni. it's nothing short of a miracle that the vast artwork survived the 2nd world war on damaged while m

and to the extent that your book has a hero, i would submit that senator van ben berg is probably that -- van den bearing is probably that jorge. -- he talked but an unpartisan important toll si. so, your hero? >> well, he is one that i wanted to bring back from the distant mists of the past in part for the ron you mentioned. it's a theme i tried to dry in draw in. when i look at ben franklin trying to negotiate our independence in the revolutionary war i note the challenges relations with congress and in fact one of his colleagues after this very successful treaty says don't you think if we met with appreciation, and franklin responded, he says i don't know of any peace agreement that didn't find some people with complaints and he said i think that blessed are the peacemakers months to the next life, not this one. i think in vandenberg it was part of the chapter i wrote but the creation of the alliance system in 1947-'49 and this is an area that has been written about. but i wanted to try to draw in some characters that were a little less known. the other one is will clayton who led m

mark the occasion there is a lot of celebrating going on in potsdam capital of the state a friend and berg. 2 comes down the city's center has been turned into an open air exhibition each of the 16 german states is showcased in a glass cube like this one. but central to the exhibition is of course the history of germany's division and eventually coming together as one unified nation. that fateful event in 1990 also paved the way for potsdam to recover some of its historical splendor. in the 30 years since germany's reunification potsdam has and aids a bit quite the contrary actually the city center has been completely agree. and the pression palaces and parts have received a thorough beauty treatment most importantly though the days of walls and border fences separating potsdam from neighboring berlin are no longer. well spent part of the day strolling around parks towns famous palaces parks and gardens. we'll also take a tour of cecilia palace where the momentous potsdam conference took place. and as always we'll share our holiday video with you this time from my yorker. for over 2 centur

andy berg, thanks so much, great talking to you.it this month. joe biden will also be arriving here on friday, so really we are in the final stages of this campaign. and we will learn more and be covering it here on bbc world news. thank you so much. let's bring you up to date with all the latest coronavirus developments in europe, where several countries are heading back into lockdown before winter hits. we'll have updates on france, spain, sweden, and the uk. but first germany, where chancellor angela merkel has been defending her decision for a second national lockdown. but not everyone supports that. take a look at parliament earlier. overlapping shouting bell rings that was chancellor angela merkel being heckled by the far—right opposition. germany's second national lockdown will begin on monday. so bars, restaurants, theatres, swimming pools, and fitness studios will close until the end of november. and public gatherings will be limited. let's hearfrom two berlin—based bar owners on what that means for them. translation: first

mark the occasion there is a lot of celebrating going on in potsdam capital of the state a friend and berg. 2 comes down city center has been turned into an open air exhibition each of the 16 german states is showcased in a glass cube like this one. but central to the exhibition is of course the history of germany's division and eventually coming together as one unified nation. that fateful event in 1990 also paved the way for potsdam to recover some of its historical splendor. in the 30 years since germany's ringing of a case in pot. has and a bit quite the contrary actually the city center has been completely revamped and the pression palaces and parks have received a thorough beauty treatment most importantly though the days of walls and border fences separating ponce them from neighboring berlin are long gone. we'll spend part of the day strolling around pots downs famous palaces parks and gardens. we'll also take a tour of cecilia palace where the momentous potsdam conference took place. and as always we'll share our holiday video with you this time from a yorker. for over 2 centuries

mark the occasion there is a lot of celebrating going on in potsdam capital of the state a friend and berg. the city's center has been turned into an open air exhibition each of the 16 german states is showcased in a glass cube like this one. but central to the exhibition is of course the history of germany's division and eventually coming together as one unified nation. that fateful event in $990.00 also paved the way for potsdam to recover some of its historical splendor. in the 30 years since germany's reunification potsdam has and aids a bit quite the contrary actually the city center has been completely revamped and . the pression palaces and parks have received a thorough beauty treatment most importantly though the days of walls and border fences separating pots them from neighboring berlin are long gone. well spent part of the day strolling around parks downs famous palaces parks and guard. we'll also take a tour of cecilia palace where the momentous potsdam conference took place. and as always we'll share our holiday video with you this time from my yorker. for over 2 centuries po

i would also like to thank our staff and silver berg and nick wilder here today for all of the technical work needed to work with our partners at bart to make this technically feasible. this is a very challenging site. we have to deal with bart's legitimate questions. we have to deal with issues of inaggress and egress to have the services and the site work and the child care, all on a very complicated site. we have a great architect in methune partners and a great partner in cayhill contractors and it's all come together to make it happen. and i would like also to acknowledge the mayor's office of housing who on behalf of the city has worked with us throughout to make sure that all of the funding works together and that as supervisor safai said to close the gap to make the financing feasible. so i look forward to the day when we open this development. in a few years from now we will welcome the residents of lakeview and others for whom this housing was intended. so thank you very much. and now i will bring back marcia contrares of mission housing. >> thank you, mr. witty, thank you for

that yes it is extensive to be here but it works for those at the top and that's what matters mike berg is for those coastal oligarchs. is that we are praising and then to reject the rest. that mark zuckerberg and to schwarzenegger and other what you think of as long as palo alto and san francisco and laguna beach are doing okay, then california is working. system in the foothills and the cascade mountains and the high and low desert, not only do they don't care they don't even know they are there. and then to juxtapose that talk about the parchment regime with the juxtaposition that is a new regime of where the seem to be going in this other regime with that analysis and this regime that we talk about the older america tell us how you analyze that and the confusion of the left and the right. >> the main thrust of chapters number two and three how we are supposed to be governed but not anymore. and to shape conservatives to review the constitution of the declaration and the bill of rights so looking at the united states is no longer governed but is a fundamentally different way i look a

show the injuries she suffered from that man from being kicked in the knee and having stepped on was berg says the man also threatened to kill her when i got back up and i grabbed my phone and i hit record. >>them and said that he was going to put a bullet in my head and went to his 20 was car. talking about how he was going to go get his gun despite the incident and the injuries this 20 year-old first time voters says she still plans to make her voice heard they can beat me they can do whatever they want to me i'm not going to be silent. i have a voice and i have just as much right to voice what i have to say as they do the santa clara county sheriff's office says it's now looking into the incident. so far no arrest or charges have been filed. in morgan hill jonathan mccall kron 4 >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, new covid-19 a new covid-19 vaccine guidelines released by the fda. how they contradict what president trump has been saying about the vaccine. timeline we have an update on that story just a bit. >>welcome back everyone, the fda has released its covid-19 vaccine gui

berge between what's happening in paris must say has caused the leaders down there to say that they are now setting up their own scientific council and i quote and that's because they no longer want to have diktats coming from paris so it seems that these covert restrictions are perhaps more controversial than many people would have thought. developments there thanks charlotte michelle of the busy life force there in paris. just coming up to half past 3 here in moscow thanks for your time this afternoon we're back again as usual at the top. answers financial survival guide i don't buy any i'm on it. as of last summer buying from the future tracker. now after time here we're going underground 48 hours before u.s. vice president mike pence debates with democrat contender and former california death penalty defendant. in utah coming up on the show will pence harris attract as much disbelief as trump biden biden in areas taking sound as supporters for granted now obama's vice president is on the record for refusing to support the new green deal and characterizing racist american policing as

learner kunz berg without reports.bc website and on our twitter feeds. news anytime on the bbc website and on our twitterfeeds. thank you so much for watching. good morning. it really wasn't the best start to a working week in terms of weather, was it? with the majority of the country seeing outbreaks of rain at times, slowly spreading its way southeast. this weather watcher picture from whitby, north yorkshire, tends to sum up monday afternoon for many. but i can offer a glimmer of good news as we head throughout the week, gradually turning a little bit drier, but staying on the chilly side for the time of year. now, for today, however, we're still under this area of low pressure. it's a bit of a messy weather story to try and tell, but here goes. once this weather front sinks its way steadily south through the day, we will start to see an improving picture gradually through scotland and northern ireland, but a brisk northeasterly wind here will make it feel on the cool side. the low pressure sinks its way south, spir

facility on 19th and fulsome fire officials say the court has got injured he was rushed to the sucker berg san francisco general hospital, a short distance away where they were unable to save him jason came into the fire department in 2007. and worked on an ambulance until 2015. when he joined the fire side of the fire department. for the past 2 years. he has worked at station 3. engine 3 which is the busiest fire engine in the country. >>so that should tell you something about him. the chief talked about how she personally knew cortez and many calls with him when i was out in the field. when he was a paramedic on an ambulance. always a straight up guy. hardworking kind. you know if i could clone him. you know i i would. >>just a wonderful human being a procession took cortez from the hospital to the coroner's office late in the day, he loved the people he worked with us and he loved his family. and our job in the fire department right now is to hold one another up. to take care of his family. and to complete an investigation. >>here in san francisco, theresa kron 4 news. >>a tragic accide

court, if anyone was tested there, given the president visited buildings with respect to justice jens berg -- justice ginsburg when she laid in repose. a lot of questions unknown to us. i guess that is what makes it exciting. it is a tragedy. i guess i have to tell you we don't know. it is very fluid. one thing i can tell you for sure is that the supreme court schedule will not be disrupted. they do not fool around with that kind of stuff. one observer noted that the contrast of the white house, the supreme court justices were very cautious about it when you saw them paying respect to justice ginsburg. they all had a's masks and one had a face shield as well. -- face masks and one had a face shield as well. they are taking it very seriously. it is a much more -- it is a branch of government that does schedule androm its methods very easily. that thety certain supreme court will move right ahead with its telephone hearings next week. what will happen across the street at the senate judiciary committee is very much up in the air. a busy time on the supreme court beat. glad to have jess bravi

the visitors were awarded a penalty for fabinho apparently committing a foul inside the box, sander bergend the champions second. manchester city dropped more points as they drew 1—1 at west ham. michail antonio gave the the hammers the lead with a brilliant overhead kick. phil foden did manage to equalise for pep guardiola's side but this is now city's worst start to a season in six years. manchester united and chelsea played out a goalless draw at old trafford. man of the moment marcus rashford almost winning the game in injury time but he saw his effort saved. elsewhere, crystal palace beat fulham. leaders rangers and second place celtic are both in action in the scottish premiership this afternoon. hibs are up to third after a 1—0 win at kilmarnock. kevin nisbet with the only goal from the penalty spot — his eighth of the season. elsewhere motherwell beat ross county and it was goalless at stjohnstone. now we all put our clocks back an hour last night. venlo of the dutch league eredivisie may be hoping they could turn theirs back 2a hours. they were beaten 13—0 by ajax in what was the

about a condom is converging on a single form of money i more think of it as economies grow out of or berge off of the common use of made everything about economic activity and that's the way that we think about economics today in markets really emerge from the use of one for money versus the other way around and that what we see today in terms of incredible amount or i'd say extreme levels of inequality and growing levels of imbalance and ultimately instability in the economic system is a function of the money that if we're seeing that in the world and i think more and more people are recognizing that that is a symptom is a problem now very few people i think are see what the solution would be to that. it is actually a breakdown in the monetary beat it south of balance only exists and that imbalance only grows and sustained because the monetary medium itself continues to be manipulated so worked we are told for the most part that the centralization of of economics and money in for example keynesianism. that form of economics though is something we currently live on in america and around th

president donald trump has varied to bring american troops home by christmas yet stockman berg says nato supports the currents peace process with the taliban and remains committed to its mission of long term security in afghanistan we decided to go into afghanistan together we will make decisions on future adjustments together and when the time is right we will leave together and this has been the message from nato allies for many many years and it continues to be the message from us the trumpet ministration is set to impose new sanctions on iran the measures will target the few remaining banks not facing penalties european powers something warning that the impact of sanctions on iran's banks could lead to a humanitarian crisis and reduce the few channels left to import foods and medicine . tens of thousands of students and workers have fought with riot police in the indonesian capital jakarta they were protesting against a new law which critics say will hurt labor rights and the environment just got washington reports. it's the government hoped to pass its new labor legislation quickly

. ♪ berg. ♪ vp pence: "lost a trade war to china"? joe biden never fought it. biden has been a cheerleader for china over the last several decades. sen. harris: the president's trade war with china, he lost that trade war. he lost it. what ended up happening is because of a so-called trade war with china, america lost 300,000 manufacturing jobs. farmers have experienced bankruptcy. of the highlights from the u.s. vice presidential debate between kamala harris and mike pence. number ofat is the interviews carried out so far across all 50 u.s. states. it is a technique which works differently the most models, predicted the results of last year's u.k. general election within 12 seats. it is latest forecast for the u.s. presidency, and they think joe biden is set to sail past, taking 243 electoral votes -- 343 electoral college votes to trump's 195. some can't stand the polls and whether they are right, you have a slightly different methodology to what we see two american polls. why do you think yours is better? >> what we are trying to do is look at more data than

berg it let's start with you what do you make of johnson's statement but he's not completely abandoning the talks and the speculation here in london is that talks will continue next week and that this somehow is an exercise to save face because johnson had over it's merely said that there is a deadline that this summit is at that line for him but the proof will be in the putting would have to see whether next week these talks will really continue the prime minister has promised as always promised that there is an avenue ready deal with brussels to be made that's the basis that he was and that acted on this private stuff and now it's proving not as easy as he had promised say for he had made c.n.n. it's it's an exercise in trying to save his face and a lot is that stake because the economy would be really really hot if there was no one to affect it. alexander all of us' the leaders met in brussels today as you surely know what was the reaction to johnson's statement. german chancellor angela merkel reacted soberly with her typical no nonsense attitude she said that important to continue

hill's berg hills. and the oakland airport. and here is what you can expect this wildfire season. the extreme fire danger today and tomorrow. with record try vegetation, this is a big concern for us. until 11:00 a.m. today with gusty offshore winds , we are talking dangerous fire weather conditions. and strong wind is expected for the mountains. a red flag warning for the east bay and diablo range. a wind advisory until 11:00 a.m. today for the bay area. i know john is tracking the downed trees across the bay area this morning because of the gusty conditions. the i want to show you the wind particles and the tight pressure gradient. this offshore wind event because of the diablo whens. with the winds funneling down the mountain slopes, the air compresses and becomes dry and dense as it races down the slopes. with the downsloping wind, you get incredibly strong winds which is what we are tracking this morning. as we take you hour by hour, the winterfest will ease in the lower elevations but we will still have strong winds into tonight and tomorrow morning in the higher elevations.

coming up, a conversation with the verizon chair and ceo hans vest berg.hat is at 3:30 new york time, 8:30 london time. coming up, a breakdown of big bank earnings. two of the biggest are gaining confidence the pandemic will not send the economy into a calamitous slide. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm vonnie quinn in new york. alongside amanda lang in toronto. it is time for today's stocks of the hour. j.p. morgan and city groep -- citigroup kicking off the earnings season. sonali basak has some details. >> investors reacting to these details because provisions for loan losses were a lot less bad than expected. when you look at the numbers deeper, you see consumer businesses have pretty steep declines. j.p. morgan down 7%, citigroup down 13%. that weakness of the consumer will be a concern. jamie dimon was saying a u.s. stimulus is needed here. of course, we are still seeing a lot of pain in consumer businesses as, globally, citigroup posting their biggest declines in latin america. on top of the pain the consumer is seeing, we

isasurer josh ryden berg expected to announce a deficit worth about 160 billion u.s. dollars when he delivers the delayed budget in canberra. economists say the shortfall would be equivalent to more than 11% of gdp. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. shery, over to you. shery: we are watching president trump earlier today as he headed into the white house after leaving walter reed hospital. he was treated there for covid-19 for four days. the president at the white house, after he arrived, he is headed towards isolation. we have heard that they are now adding a room for the president to work in residence. he is of course still contagious. he is not wearing a mask at the moment, but he is not surrounded by people. we know that the infections inside the white house have risen. the press secretary and two other officials tested positive. the president right now waving at personnel at marine one after arriving at the white ho

and then the bubble took off and what had been a berg source of income for him became this enormous speculative profit and he said i've had enough. i've made all the money i need to make. was rich before and now i'm obscenely rich and sell my share. he had a large enough pile of shared, took six weeks to sell them. he was trying to avoid move thing market by bailing out help got out at roughly half the value it would attain at the peak. so a vast -- so he made a net profit of 250,000 pounds. 20,000 pounds were millions.: it's many, many millions and he stayed out. he kept his money. >> you said the -- a huge hospital in london. a major medical center. which is a nice story to -- there were happy stories, happy endings, and i think this is a good story to tell particularly -- as book store readings, events, because he was a book seller first. >> who made good. >> yep. okay. that seems to me a good place to wrap unless you have one last thing you want to tell us. >> i want to say, one thing which is thanks to harvard book story. one of the great book stores in the country. i've been buying books

facility on 19th and fulsome fire officials say the court has got injured he was rushed to the sucker berg san francisco general hospital, a short distance away where they were unable to save him, we cannot give you any further details about that accident right now as it is under investigation. jason came into the fire department in 2007. >>and worked on an ambulance until 2015. when he joined the fire side of the fire department. for the past 2 years. he has worked at station 3. engine 3 which is the busiest fire engine in the country. so that should tell you something about him. the chief talked about how she personally knew cortez and many calls with him when i was out in the field. when he was a paramedic on an ambulance. always a straight up guy. hardworking kind. you know if i could clone him. you know i i would. >>just a wonderful human being a procession took cortez from the hospital to the coroner's office late in the day, he loved the people he worked with us and he loved his family. and our job in the fire department right now is to hold one another up. to take care of his famil

this is berg. -- this is bloomberg. ♪ >> to londoners and all who work in our grade capital, i want to thank you for what you've done to suppress the virus once. we now all need to play our part in getting the virus under control once again. guy: british health secretary matt hancock speaking in the house of commons a little earlier on. london will move up to tier two. it looks like some other areas will move into tier three. elsewhere, the virus continues to have a major effect on european politics. within the last couple of minutes, ursula von der leyen, president of the european commission, coming out and saying she is leaving the summit that is taking place in brussels. she is leaving the european council and going into self-isolation, saying that a member of her front-office has tested positive, though she herself has tested negative, according to what has been released over the last couple of minutes. the questions are winded she test negative, how close has she been to this person who has tested positive in her front-office, and who has she been in contact with within that counc

e-mail us at voting problems at kron 4 dot com. 2019 time, magazine's person of the year gratitude berg has endorsed joe biden for president. this afternoon, the teen climate activist tweeted that she doesn't usually engage in party politics. but this year to nunberg urging her followers to get organized and get everyone to vote for called hashtag bidet timberg is the youngest person to be named time. magazine's person of the year. at the time last year president trump didn't agree with the choice and even mocked her on twitter. tonight democrats and even republicans getting bad reviews to president trump's proposed coronavirus stimulus package. today house speaker nancy pelosi rejected the trump administration's plan as one step forward one step back. senate republicans also calling the president's nearly 2 trillion dollar deal too expensive and a political loser for conservatives. president trump meanwhile eager to try and get a deal done before election day. but a number of top leaders on capitol hill, including senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says that the president's plan wi

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been shot out of a catapult instead of pushed into the sea, it could have collided with the hidden berg, killing billions. on the subject of climate change, pence made another hollow promise. >> we're going to take care of our environment and follow the science. >> stephen: we will follow it, and once it is asleep, we will smother it with a pillow. it will look like an accident. this much i swear. then pence threw this hail mary. >> "newsweek" magazine said that kamala harris was the most liberal member of the united states senate in 2019, more liberal than bernie sanders. >> stephen: what! more liberal than me? in 2019 i was one of the top 2% of the top 1% of the most liberal people in the senate. anyway, that's my two cents, which i believe should be taxed at 80%. i miss him. ( laughter ) i miss doing that guy. harris explained joe's theory of international diplomacy. >> i love talking with joe about a lot of these issues. and, you know, joe, i think he said it quite well. he said, "foreign policy might sound complicated, but really it's relationships." >> stephen: okay, relationships

this question comes from a libertarian in browns berg. what is the fundamental role of government and if elected how do you plan to fulfill that role? first we hear from eric holcomb. >> holcomb: we are, as governor charged with overseeing all the agencies that interact with citizens on an hourly minute by minute basis and the state of indiana has enjoyed certainty and predictability in terms of not just hope for the future but growth. we see that when it comes to our economy and our families and our communities. we will focus on just that. >>moderator: mister rainwater, you have 30 seconds. >> rainwater: in the declaration of independence thomas jefferson said that to secure these rights governments are instituted among men. he didn't say to do economic development or to protect you from your self or to protect you from a virus, he said to secure these rights and i believe it is government's responsibility to secure your individual rights and not infringe on them and use a crisis as an excuse. that is to me the function of government. >>