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though i recently stated i do my gratitude there is a streaming of democracy bose's dreaming of freedom and justice where laws are observed. the law says we don't want our children to grow up in a prison look around that people in uniforms behind barbed wire everywhere which are where all. the government is flexing its military muscles armored vehicles amend to intimidate protesters metro stations were closed the internet slowed down dozens were arrested. and police brutality is getting more and more visible like here and god no. i'm not resisting stop strangling me i haven't done anything shot this protester before police arrests him in response to the latest escalation of violence and online messaging channel with more than 2000000 subscribers published a list of names birthdays and addresses of more than 1000 police officers. always the biggest night of the year for programs on the small screen and it was held on a grand stage was no audience the emmy awards were presented with only a hint of glitz and glamour and the american network h.b.o. came up the big winner of the night its sh

joining me are the former pensions minister, ros altman and the writer and broadcaster, mihir bose.omorrow's front pages, let's look at those. let's start with the telegraph. it carries a warning from the uk prime minister that there are tough times ahead, as he introduces new restrictions to fight the virus. borisjohnson has refused to rule out a second lockdown if people don't follow the new rules. that's in the guardian. according to the i, scientists say the uk's new restrictions will not be enough to stop the resurgent virus. the international version of the financial times leads on a warning from jay powell, the chairs of the federal reserve over the economy, as coronavirus deaths in the us pass 200,000. the new york times leads on the public outrage sparked by the police killing of a teenager in south africa. and, the mirror reports that business leaders in the uk fear hugejob losses, as the prime minister says the new covid curbs could last six months. let's get started, good to see you both. no surprise what story is dominating all the front pages in the uk newspapers. let'

who pays for the $1200 bose people got -- most people got? that came from social security. we are being robbed. the law states that the treasury department does not have to pay back the government. host: that is joe from north carolina on his issues when it comes to social security and other matters. cleveland being a stop in the candidates' schedules. more on that with john mcardle. john: if viewers did not hear enough from the candidates last night, there is plenty were opportunities to come in the days ahead. let's go over the schedules, starting with the president holding a rally today in duluth, minnesota. that is happening at 9:00 p.m. eastern. that will be life on c-span. expected to give remarks at the annual al smith dinner, the new york dinner that raises funds for catholic charities taking place virtually this year. that's on thursday evening. friday, the president expected in sanford, florida, holding one of his make america great again events in the key state of florida. saturday heading to the badger state of wisconsin. bay and green latrobe, wisconsin. joe bi

more than 5000 refugees have settled into a new camp on the greek columns of les bose and hundreds more are continuing to move in there among the 12000 left without shelter when the overcrowded more your town burned down 10 days ago many have been reluctant to move into the new site fearing they'll be stuck there residents are being tested for corona virus on entry several dozen have tested positive and they're now being isolated stephanie decker is live for us from maris so was saying refugees have been weary to move in what kind of numbers are you seeing this morning. pretty huge numbers are very you know and their reaction force you're just getting massive vehicle movement behind us but once we can zoom we'll try and show you what the scenes are like here people are packed together all the way up that street there coming from where you and i spoke yesterday where they had been sleeping on the streets in tents that's just about to down this road is incredibly hot there's no shade we're seeing them being taken in in small groups and as you were mentioning you know they get tested for k

foundations are crumbling the was a being chipped away at us and it times by those who built them to bose they were viewed as being unassailable of being breached was of any chemical weapons use mr tensions are currently being used with impunity rights had one being trampled upon and international system is a hostage of rivalries and is being weakened in its ability to prosecute for these abuses. more on all of this without diplomatic editor james base this was a major set piece of vent 75 years of the united nations a glitzy video speeches by the secretary general and for leaders around the world now the pride of place as the host nation the 1st speech was reserved for president donald trump he didn't submit a speech and because his secretary of state might pompei o and his ambassador to the u.n. kelly craft were in washington for that event on iran sanctions instead it was left to a state department official relatively low level the acting deputy ambassador to the u.n. to give the u.s. address the 75th anniversary of the u.n. is the right time to ask questions about the institution stre

joining me are the former pensions minister, ros altman and the writer and broadcaster, mihir bose.omorrow's front pages. starting with. let's start with the telegraph — it carries a warning from the prime minister, that there are tough times ahead — as he introduces new restrictions to fight the virus. borisjohnson is urging the nation to summon discipline and resolve, in order to beat the virus. the financial times reports that mrjohnson has abandoned attempts to persuade workers to return to the office, as covid cases spike. the pm has refused to rule out a second lockdown, if people don't follow the new rules. that's in the daily mail. according to the i, scientists say the new restrictions will not be enough to stop the resurgent virus. and, the mirror reports that business leaders fear huge job losses, as the prime minister says the new covid curbs could last six months. good to see you both. thanks for being with us. we are going to start when we start with the financial times. the front page the financial times. the front page the headlines is johnson the financial times. th

another temporary home thousands of refugees move into a new tent camp on the greek island of les bose. hospital admissions doubling every 8 days concerns grow over a sharp increase in code 19 cases in the u.k. . and the u.s. justice department pushes prosecutors to charge protesters in portland with a rarely used law. hello a visit to taiwan by a high ranking u.s. official has led to fighter jets being scrambled and seen china launch major military drills taiwan's defense ministry says it have to send up jets to track approaching chinese air force planes they crossed the sensitive midline of the taiwan straits which lies between china and the islands china's minister of defense justified friday's new drills saying they're necessary to protect what it calls national sovereignty and territorial integrity it accuses the u.s. and taiwan's really party of colluding to stir up trouble. recently the united states and the democratic progressive party authorities have stepped up their collusion and frequent. to stir up trouble whether it's using taiwan to contain china or rely on foreign power

secretary of state mike pompei i was announced a raft of new sanctions on bose involved in iran's defense sector 27 entities and individuals have been hit with new measures including the iranian defense ministry has also announced sanctions on the venezuelan president nicolas maduro who's built a close relationship with terror on us is also one that anyone connected to the sale or transfer a conventional weapons to iran would face sanctions just imagine what iran would do therefore able to freely purchase more advanced weapons we have no intention of letting that happen the president's executive order announced today gives us a new and powerful tool to enforce the u.n. arms embargo and hold those who seek to evade u.n. sanctions accountable today i will take the 1st action under this new executive order by sanctioning the or a ministry of defense and armed forces logistics and iran's defense industries organization and its director the united nations is marking 75 years since it was formed this year for the 1st time the general assembly is being held virtually because of the coronavirus p

foundations are crumbling the walls are being chipped away it is and it times by those who built them to bose that were viewed as being unassailable being breached wars of any chemical weapons use mess detentions are currently being used with impunity of rights hard one being trampled upon and international system as a hostage of rivalries and is being weakened in its ability to prosecute for these abuses but among all the world leaders there was one noticeable absence u.s. president donald trump decided not to participate in monday's event instead the acting u.s. deputy ambassador to the u.n. represented the host nation. the u.n. has proven to be a successful experiment. with notable exceptions its convening power brings much of the world to the table. despite some unfortunate failings the un's blue helmets have worked to maintain peace for decades to missions around the world. an organization such as the world food program saves lives and improves futures every day. the united states has played a central role in these successes. joining us now is p.j. crowley former united states assistant

diplomatic affairs freelance journalist and very vital bridge is in minsk with more on media calexico bose disappearance. we know mostly from i didn't state media will from other sources because her lawyer still hasn't gotten any information during the last 24 hours we've seen this morning the video with the want to her team member who was explaining then that he has chosen to leave the country so that now we know there are 2 of them there now in ukraine and maria kolesnikov i couldn't leave the country because she simply tore off her pa sport so she couldn't last into ukraine because of the incident so basically it proves once again that sees the park boston wasn't willing to wield with the country should that couple of days to get to me that she will be staying here till the end fields of a career and today what we saw once again proves that the roots and authorities just try to keep count from the country the main opposition figures so that they would not leave. even if they don't they defaulted but still they are very well known here people respect them average time to talk to them on

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before the invasion, my two brothers were in combat, two of them were combat in the navy, one in pd bose and the other on a navy fuel tanker and both had close calls with death and my brother -- i'll never forget now my mother was absolutely terrified every time the telephone rang for about the last four months of the war. a second reason, and this one is more personal for myself, this i cannot forget about the japanese, i'm sorry but the way they treated prisoners. my sister was a naval nurse at chelsea naval hospital. there were ten nurses. she wanted to stay in the navy but she wanted to get married in october of '41 and as a naval office she was not allowed to stay in the navy. that was the rule. so they had to leave the navy and get married. the nine girls that were with her and i remember them vividly and they came to our home in newton, massachusetts and they were full of life and wonderful young ladies. they were caught in the death march and after the war, after my sister called and the supervisor and see what happened to those young ladies there was nine of them, seven died and

who pays for the $1200 bose people got -- most people got? that came from social security.e are being robbed. the law states that the treasury department does not have to pay back the government. host: that is joe from north carolina on his issues when it comes to social security and other matters. cleveland being a stop in the candidates' schedules. more on that with john mcardle. john: if viewers did not hear enough from the candidates last night, there is plenty were opportunities to come in the days ahead. let's go over the schedules, starting with the president holding a rally today in duluth, minnesota. that is happening at 9:00 p.m. eastern. that will be life on c-span. expected to give remarks at the annual al smith dinner, the new york dinner that raises funds for catholic charities taking place virtually this year. that's on thursday evening. friday, the president expected in sanford, florida, holding one of his make america great again events in the key state of florida. saturday heading to the badger state of wisconsin. bay and green latrobe, wisconsin. joe bide

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the road is closed east bound from bose road. vauxhall bridge is closed until december.sing. some brighter spells, hanging on to those warm temperatures for today. looking at a maximum of 24 celsius. if that cold front clears, you mightjust get a spot of light rain but very minimal amounts. overnight tonight, clark intends to sink south, we will get clearer spells and that pressure air is planning on behind it so it will feel cooler. minimum temperatures away from central london around eight celsius. tomorrow, much fresher temperatures, it is going to feel a bit cooler. some sunny spells around but quite a bit of cloud around. for friday, similar conditions. some sunshine and dry weather in the forecast and through the weekend it is going to stay settled into next week, we grab some warmeraircoming settled into next week, we grab some warmer air coming out from the continent, so it is set to get quite a bit warmer. that's it for now. enjoy the weather if you managed to get out there. i'm back in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. now, though,