the glass blob is easier?could be pole dancing and i wouldn't even notice. because you know what it's like, you're focused on that one task, which is communicating what you want to do. and, in terms of a broader audience, i think one of the other traits that you have to — that i have to acknowledge is that, you know, there is a fearlessness and a tremendous sense of refuting injustice. generally people with my condition don't like people getting away with things. my mother used to say, "you never know when to stop, chris. you always go that one step too far. you always say that last thing that really, you should've kept to yourself." and that's part and parcel of my character. a journalist recently talked to you and made a comparison between you and greta thunberg and said it's interesting that you're both on the asperger‘s spectrum, and you both have this desire to be truth tellers above all else, and are not interested in social convention or pragmatic approaches to problems, but just want to drill down to w

apprentice are addicts in the art of glass blowing normally tourists flock to morano to watch these blobs of molten glass being transformed into pictures and vases but with the coronavirus few are coming to buy the creations. of the normally we'd have 252300 visitors a day at this time of year so that look at it now there's practically no one like you it's the flu we're not used to the silence so it's frightening but we're told. before the pandemic there were 8 workers that each furnace but since march the company's earnings have fallen by 80 percent keeping a furnace going costs $10000.00 euros a month during italy's lock down more honest workers got state aid but now most of them are on reduced hours and they're worried things will get worse because they will see if this doesn't get solved quickly many of us will have to leave forever we hope they'll be a solution soon for us all by brace. morano a series of islands in the venice lagoon is famed for its glass blowing today it's done by around 250 workshops some of them may have to shut down tourist numbers have plummeted and residents f

apprentice are addicts in the art of glass blowing normally tourists flock to murano to watch these blobs of molten glass being transformed into pitchers and vases but with the coronavirus few are coming to buy the creations. of the normally we'd have 252300 visitors a day at this time of year so look at it now this practically no one thought you were still for that we're not used to the silence it's frightening but we're told that. before the pandemic there were 8 workers in each furnace but since march the company's earnings have fallen by 80 percent keeping a furnace going costs $10000.00 euros a month during italy's lockdown more honest workers got state aid but now most of them are on reduced hours and they're worried things will get worse because they don't think if this doesn't get solved quickly many of us will have to leave forever we hope they'll be a solution soon for us all by bright. morano a series of islands in the venice lagoon is famed for its glass blowing today it's done by around 250 workshops some of the may have to shut down tourist numbers have plummeted and residen

apprentice are addicts in the art of glass blowing normally tourists flock to murano to watch these blobs of molten glass being transformed into pitchers and vases but with the coronavirus few are coming to buy the creations. of the normally we'd have 252300 visitors a day at this time of year to look at it now there's practically no one walking with the flu we're not used to the silence it's frightening but we're told. before the pandemic there were 8 workers at each furnace but since march the company's earnings have fallen by 80 percent keeping a furnace going costs $10000.00 euros a month during italy's lockdown more honest workers got state aid but now most of them are on reduced hours and they're worried things will get worse because they don't think if this doesn't get solved quickly many of us will have to leave forever we hope they'll be a solution soon for us all by brace. morano a series of islands in the venice lagoon is famed for its glass blowing today it's done by around 250 workshops some of the may have to shut down tourist numbers have plummeted and residents fear for th

of chewing gum from the city streets in the past 11 weeks he says it's rewarding to wipe the sticky blobs away his project is sponsored by local companies do wish people would stop and think before gobbling the gum out and city streets. there you have it that's it for me and a business team here in berlin you want to check out more to look for us on the dot com slash business facebook and twitter as well thanks for watching. to the point strong opinions clear positions international perspectives. the days of uncertainty don't just say donald trump no longer has any kofi 19 symptoms so what's behind the president's mysterious recovery and will the corona i'm going to decide the u.s. election find out on to the point shortly. to this point. in 60 minutes on t w. in the height of climate change. africa's most of. what's in store for him is. to come for the future in the. coming pretty major cities to the multimedia insight. counter. business be done. news africa coming up on the program anti-government demonstrations in cameroon lead to massive arrests and the confinement of the opposition l

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and this blob, this blob in this jar always tantalized medical and presidential historians because they wanted to know what kind of cancer did cleveland have? this was an amazing achievement in modern -- in american surgery, american cancer research that they had successfully removed this tumor and that there would be no recurrence of the disease for 15 years until cleveland died in 1908. but there was a problem. cleveland's children, and he had children very late in life. his last son francis died in 1995. in fact, i -- it's funny, i was living in portland, maine and we went to church and i met a woman named margaret cleveland and i made a joke about grover and she said, well, actually he was my grandfather and grover was born in 1837. when he was 60 he had a son francis in 1897 and then francis when he was 60 had a daughter in 1957 who was margaret. there were 120 years between the birth of margaret and her grandfather. the cleveland children lived well into the 20th century and they would not allow the specimen to be tested pathologically to determine the cause of what kind of cancer

apprentice are addicts in the art of glass blowing normally tourists flock to morano to watch these blobs of molten glass being transformed into pictures and vases but with the coronavirus few are coming to buy the creations. i would normally we'd have 252300 visitors a day at this time of year so look at it now this practically no one walk yet with the flu we're not used to the silence it's frightening but we're told. before the pandemic there were 8 workers that each furnace but since march the company's earnings have fallen by 80 percent keeping a furnace going costs $10000.00 euros a month during italy's lockdown more honest workers got state aid but now most of them are on reduced hours and they're worried things will get worse because they don't think if this doesn't get solved quickly many of us will have to leave forever we hope they'll be a solution soon for us all by price. morano a series of islands in the venice lagoon is famed for its glass blowing today it's done by around 250 workshops some of the may have to shut down tourist numbers have plummeted and residents fear for t

as blob is a political party and a militant group in levanon iran is its main sponsor the u.s. along with a number of other countries regarded to be a terrorist group or lebanon is currently facing its worst economic crisis in decades documentary making outfit redfish taking a look at how the people there are coping you can watch the full version of guns for food on youtube. lebannon a small mediterranean nation surrounded by war torn syria to its east is officially at war with the us whose main ally in the region this through which occupies but is starting to its south and as a result has been the site of turmoil for most of history since this tree and as the country goes through its worst economic crisis to date life has become more bearable to those at the bottom if you want says economic warfare 11 when we took my economic woes that we don't just mean the sanctions on iran on hezbollah when the u.s. is sanctioning hezbollah and iran which obviously provides funding for hezbollah so she welfare institutions these people who have no institutional affiliation to the party are

all of its hooked together in one great big injustice blob and you have to spend to spend all of your time being aware of it and being aware of it seems to consist of mainly talking other people's ear off about it. in bothering other people this just doesn't seem to me like a kind of fun that will last for very long. i think it's extremely boring. and even in the practitioners and proponents. i think we will get over this past experience with great awakening. there was a populist great awakening at the end of the 19th century. the past history of the things is that they have their 15 minutes and then we move on. >> here is a question that relates to you professionally but also to the state of the country. it seemed to me in your book. all of the people who read books are rich or baby boomers or something are you worried about a decline in literacy or seriousness in the united states? >> reading is hard. even if what you are reading is insubstantial as what i write. reading is still hard work. if it translate those words from the page in your minds. just watching junk on television or

they are not part of blobs, you are right, have you to appeal to individually, freedom and success.e a part of a boom. everyone wants the rising tide to lich lift their boat, especiy if it will some day become a yacht. >> right, this president, when he campaigned in 2016, and done since then, you saw that tremendous low unemployment rate, the opportunities, the actual wage increases. people feel, that they do understand pocketbook politics. that is why i think you can expand the base, that is why he has expand base in arizona. kennedy: lil wayne endorsed him tonight, does that resonate with voters enough to push him. we'll see, congressman biggs thank you so much. >> thank you. kennedy: should we play a game, when if the president loses? what should he do in his final two months in the office? i have wild ideas in my monologue, stay with me, that's next. [ engines revving ] ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. [ engine revs ] aso the national eye instituteon did 20 years of clinical studies on a

apprentice are addicts in the art of glass blowing normally tourists flock to morano to watch these blobs of molten glass being transformed into pitchers and vases but with the coronavirus few are coming to buy the creations. of the normally we'd have 252300 visitors a day at this time of year so look at it now this practically no one walk you know for that we're not used to the silence so it's frightening but we're told. before the pandemic there were 8 workers that each furnace but since march the company's earnings have fallen by 80 percent keeping a furnace going costs $10000.00 euros a month during italy's lockdown marranos workers got state aid but now most of them are on reduced hours and they're worried things will get worse because they will see if this doesn't get solved quickly many of us will have to leave forever we hope they'll be a solution soon for us all by the place. morano a series of islands in the venice lagoon is famed for its glass blowing today it's done by around 250 workshops some of them may have to shut down tourist numbers have plummeted and residents fear for

there is a state representative, you're aware of, blob glancer, who died from the coronavirus.ux falls saying wear a dang mask, as he tries to get through to people that they should be wearing a mask. do you think that south dakotans are getting the message about what they need to do to stay safe? >> i think nationwide people  have the understanding of what they need to do. it's just a matter of trying to apply that in all the circumstances. certainly there's good compliance with those stores that require masks, and even during our special session a couple weeks ago, there was good compliance at that time as well. so, you know, we try to be as careful as possible but it's a virus. it's just out there. it's microscopic. so it's impossible to make sure that you've covered all your bases, but i'm thankful for the experience. i'm thankful to be on this side of it. so -- i think that going forward we need to make some better plans for what our session's going to look like in january-february. we'll be doing that in the next couple of weeks. >> thwere an estimated half a million peo

goes to show that joe biden and a lot of democrats think of latino and african american voters as blobsnoliths. they're clearly not. jessica talked about how latino voters in miami are different than latino voters in arizona. the votes trends are completely different. their needs are completely different. that is why everyone has to do a better job, doesn't matter what party or candidate about speaking to individuals and speaking about the things that bind us together like putting your kids through college if you want to, all those there's socialist factories, or taking your kids to a movie, making sure that you can start your own business. pretty much everyone has their own aspirations and as was once said, the individual more suffering minority in any society. >> harris: you know what is so present about what you just said? a person of color, it resonated with me. so joe biden wants to reach out to the latino voters by talking about immigration and finding the parents of the children that is celebrated. that is an american issue. that ought to be all of us that want the 545 children t

blobs want to seize on any democratic criticism of judge barrett, because it breaks with the american standard of not judging folks based on religion. democrats did criticize barrett on her faith during her appellate court hearing and the trump campaign has already made attack ads out of it. today joe biden cautioned against a repeat. >>, no they should not be considered. >> no, i don't think there is any question. >> biden has not been so direct about whether he would support adding more justices to the high court if judge barrett is confirmed. multiple times he's refused to answer the question saying president trump wants his hypothetical future actions to be the focus instead of what republicans are doing right now to jam through their nominee but over the weekend, on friday, he raised eyebrows with this remark. >> don't the voters de serve to know? >> i'm not going to play his game. he would love for me to talk about, and i've already said -- he would love for that to be the discussion. >> a few years ago biden said he was opposed to court packing but part of his base want that op

all it is put together in one great big injustice blob and you've got to spend your time being aware of it being aware of it seems to consist of mainly talking other people's ear off about it and following other people who are not sufficiently aware or not aware of all in this doesn't seem to me something that will last very long. it is extremely boring and you will end up practitioners and its proponents i think we will get over this, past experience with greater awakenings in the u.s., which has mostly been religious but not always. there was a populist great awakening at the end of the 19th century. past history is they have their 15 minutes and then we move on. >> here's a question that relates to you professionally but also the state of the country. it seems to me in your book you implied all the people who read books are rich or baby boomers or something. are you worried about the decline in literacy or seriousness in the united states? >> absolutely. reading is hard even if what you are reading is something probably in flight, reading is still hard work. you have to translate

apprentice are addicts in the art of glass blowing normally tourists flock to murano to watch these blobs of molten glass being transformed into pictures and vases but with the coronavirus few are coming to buy the creations. of the normally we'd have 252300 visitors a day at this time of year to look at it now this practically no one walk yet we're still we're not used to the silence it's frightening but we're told. before the pandemic there were workers at each furnace but since march the company's earnings have fallen by 80 percent keeping a furnace going costs $10000.00 euros a month during italy's lockdown more honest workers got state aid but now most of them are on reduced hours and they're worried things will get worse because it also says if this doesn't get solved quickly many of us will have to leave forever we hope they'll be a solution soon for us all by brace. morano a series of islands in the venice lagoon is famed for its glass blowing today it's done by around 250 workshops some of the may have to shut down tourist numbers have plummeted and residents fear for the future.

chewing gum the job came just as he was made unemployed and he says it's rewarding to scrub the sticky blobs away and has cleared away over 15 . thousands of them in the last 11 weeks and he is keeping count as you're about to say and he wishes people would just stop and think before gulping that go out on to city streets. so for me in the business team here and then thanks a lot for joining us. every 2 seconds person is forced to flee their home. the consequences of the disastrous our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises from around the world. forgetting we don't have that many i didn't go to university to kill people. in the field for their lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad but what will become of course who stay behind and simply. my husband went to peru because of the crisis. i wonder if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger on a down. display starts october 16th. and you hear me now. yes yes we knew and how last year's german chancellor we'll bring you i'm going to a match and you never have surprise yourself with what is possible

she -- you know, she was delighted when he arrived home with me at the hospital and he was kind of a blobe's met him. >> stephen: how tid you keep this secret? people care and follow what's going on in mindy kaling's life. how did no one know this was coming? >> well, no one saw me. it felt weird to be -- you know, there was so much going on and so much heartbreak in the world that it felt strange to go out of my way to, you know, shine a light on some giant health information, you know. no one really saw me, except one time i did go to buy my daughte, and i got caught bipa by -- popi caught me. and i thought, they will know because i was eight months pregnant. >> stephen: is this from "the daily mail"? >> yes, so they ran this photo of me and i look very pregnant, i would say. >> stephen: yeah, that's a pregnant person. >> i think this is what's funny, they were too nervous to claim that i was pregnant that it was almost more insulting. they were, like, mindy kaling just looks like this. >> stephen: what did they say? did they say, like, mindy kaling out on the town? >> yeah, they were,

of chewing gum from the city streets in the past 11 weeks he says it's rewarding to wipe the sticky blobs away his project is sponsored by local companies and wish people would stop and think before gobbling the gum out in city streets. there you have it that's it for me and of the business team here in berlin you want to check out more to look for us on the dot com slash business facebook and twitter as well thanks for watching. w.'s crime fighters are back africa's most successful radio drama series continues all of us oceans are available online and of course you can share and discuss song w. africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. tune in now. if it is for me. is for. beethoven is for. band beethoven is for. beethoven is for embryonic. beethoven 2020. the 50th anniversary on. this. coming up today a reality check on the women and their place in south asian society. a woman's gang group from schools for changes in the law but why do such incidents keep happening in a country run by a woman. i didn't pakistan of biscuit advertisement featuring an actress don't sing .

there's so much injustice at all of this injustice is hooked together one great big sort of injustice blob. you're to spend spend all your time being aware of it and being aware of it seems to consist of mainly talking other people's you all about it and bothering other people who are thought to not sufficiently aware or not aware at all or whatever. this doesn't seem to be like a fun that will last for very long. i think it's going -- it's extremely boring at a single end up boring even its practitioners and its proponents. i think will get over this. past experience with great awakenings in the united states, which is mostly been religious but not always, there's a populist great awakening at the end of the 19th century, past history of these things is that they have their 15 minutes and then we move on. >> here's a question that relates to your professionally but also to the state of the country. seems to me in your book you implied at some point all the people who read books are rich or baby boomers or something. are you worried about a decline in literacy or seriousness in the united

and all this injustice is hooked together and one sword of big injustice blob. to spend all your time being aware of it. and being aware of it, seems to consist of mainly talking other people see her off about it. and bothering other people who were supposed to be sufficiently aware or not aware at all. and this just does not seem to me like a kind of fun that's going to last very long. i think it is going to -- it's extremely boring. i think it's going to bore its practitioners and its proponents. i think we will get over this. past experience of great awakenings in the united states, which have mostly been religious but not always. there is a populist great awaking at the end of the 19th century. past history of these things as they have their 15 minutes and then we move on. >> here is a question that relates to you professionally. but also to the states of the country. it seems to me in your book you imply at some point that all of the people who read books are rich or baby boomers or something. are you worried about a decline in literacy or seriousness in un

chewing gum the job came just as he was made unemployed and he says it's rewarding to scrub the sticky blobs away and has cleared away over 15 . thousands of them in the last 11 weeks and he is keeping count as you're about to say and he wishes people would just stop and think before gulping that go out on to city streets. so for me in the business team here in berlin thanks a lot for joining us. confrontation between china and taiwan the superpower is threatening to invade its neighbor. how serious is it how is china justifying its claims. richard walker analyzes the causes and dangers of the conflict in taiwan china's next target comes up. in 60 minutes on d w. in the art of climate change. the islamists in 6. years today have no further future. teetotal dot com africa because of the melting you. could cut or. kill that volume or that hard and in the end is a me you're not allowed to stay here any more we will send you that. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers would lie and say. what's your story. 'd on what numbers of women especially of victims of violence. take part and send

over the past 2 weeks, it's a different way of looking at it obviously the larger the the circles the blobs that's where the hot spots are seeing the highest gross you can expound southern california among them were also seeing across the great lakes to places like illinois, indiana. texas seeing some hot spots right now florida a little bit of course up in new england as well the u.s. has recorded more than 228,000 deaths so far that's the highest number of deaths in any country in any part of the world. for california and the bay area's it says take a look at the numbers now on your screen you can see california now looking at more than 924,000 cases with more than 17,000 deaths and for the bay area alone 114,000 cases now at 1700 deaths reported so far. >>is also heating up, but experts say don't expect to get one any time soon. this after the president said the vaccine was just around the corner at his rallies. kron four's dan kerman spoke to a bay area doctor for a vaccine reality check. >>many of our greatest companies and labs that coming out very quickly with the vaccines are doing

have a pocket of a really bad air beginning to develop their just east of santa rose you can see that blobdst all the red which is amidst all the orange nowhere around the bay area is it safe to be out today breathing in all that air. so if you can avoid it please do stay inside if possible, i purcell. >>twice for 5 minutes to run into the store and i felt my eyes. yeah, and i hardly did a thing so you know that our reporters in the field have definitely been feeling it right now let's go to kron 4 sarah stinson and lafayette she has the mask on an hour ago you did. >>yeah i decided it's best i sometimes i'm a little reckless with that and i want to put my health think everybody should do that whether it's putting on mask like this or staying indoors. it's best to not underestimate. what this air quality can duty as daria said. air your eyes get a little watery a stroke. it's a little itchy i'm now above lafayette on this hillside you can really start to see now that the sun is up how bad the air quality is there's a layer down there above the city and it is bad it's really bad out there t

in the screen telling him to self—isolate. big red blob in the screen telling him to self-isolate.the thick of covid. over the past couple of weeks i have seen an increase in positive cases and i have been in numerous houses with the new cases with the new nhs app and not once did tell me i was with these people. track & trace has contacted these people so ido trace has contacted these people so i do not think the app has worked properly because it does not know i ama properly because it does not know i am a medic wearing ppe. if you install the app, it then measures your proximity over the days to other people with the app. it only triggers alerts if those people if you days later register a positive test for covid. if you are visiting people who are already known to have covid, there is no way the app will send an alert because that is not what it is designed to do. it is to tell you about things you don't know rather than things you do. the other point is that health workers in general are being told, especially if wearing ppe, they should turn off the bluetooth contact tracing