is at that summit in brussels high georg so still no progress on bragg's it at this late stage does anybody there think the deal can still be salvaged. terry at least that is what both sides have been saying so far all eyes will be today on london because the deadline that boris johnson has set for a deal to be at least to be able to be seen on the horizon has passed at midnight and he has made very clear that if that deadline passes lund would be prepared to move on without a deal now yesterday a german chancellor angela merkel said there is light and there is a shadow what that exactly means from the european perspective michel been able to date to try to clarify it traveling to london meeting is kind of odd david frost the so the 2 chief negotiators will sit down in london today one thing is clear that u.s. made clear yesterday that they are not the ones who want to walk away from negotiations . europe is getting pounded by the coronavirus pandemic right now is anything substantial being done at level georg to deal with it or is it really just every country for itself. mark i'll read you

bragg becomes involved in the movement and becomes a critical agent in narrating black history. and reflects how the struggle for black freedom took place in many spaces. whether it was black baptists who were establishing their own independence or with black episcopalians who were constantly navigating the landscape of engaging with former confederates as george bragg did as a student, as of participant in the movement. it really opens up thinking about how to black people go about forming this type of alliance? how did they form this alliance? one of the things that becomes is finding evident ways to achieve the freedom in these vocations. >> thank you so much. the vast majority of your book takes place in the post-civil war time. i wanted to have you talked a little bit about the transition from slavery to freedom. you are talking about an area in virginia where the vast majority of african-americans before the civil war were enslaved although there were some free black people as well. how would you describe for readers what that transition look like? what were the aspects of

paul brennan is live for us in london poll they bragg's it secretary in the u.k. michael gove has essentially been saying this morning that it is business as usual that talks are going on but clearly this is going to put the u.k. under edition old pressure particularly when it comes to those negotiations. i mean there are 2 aspects to this it does certainly emphasize not the bad blood but certainly the sour atmosphere in those talks i have to say there are some rumors that the differences between the 2 sides are actually now rowing and we'll probably hear a bit more from michel barnier when he briefs the e.u. tomorrow but that said the backdrop of all this the announcement from live on the land this morning frankly was the natural progression of wheels that began turning weeks ago the british government's decision to bring forward this internal markets bill with these controversial clauses in its which even the british government admits would break international law albeit it says in a limited and specific way really has caused consternation internationally partic

wants to get rid of some standards for have the braggs a majority in boris johnson are a little bit less regulatory minded than continental europe but they're overall they have an approach that is much higher standard than america's corporate powers and america's corporate powers have a lot of power in american politics and so that creates the rivalry suggested in your report about agriculture and there are similar a huge about tech companies pharmaceuticals financial regulatory companies banks it's a real complicated story and a transition potentially in american power between the democrat and republican if by and taking over i just don't see him wanting to push a trade deal when he has so much on his plate with coburn 19 and some other and racial unrest and other issues in america to address indeed i mean how much do you think the u.k. has been relying on the trump government to pave the way for good dale. camp was a supporter of bragg's and johnson in here while their relationship is obvious he has some complexities there wardley speaking our eyes and i think there was some i suspect

. >> reporter: jason lowe was one of 15 suicides at fort bragg this year, by far the leading cause of death there. part of an alarming 30% spike in suicides among all active-duty soldiers. >> we noticed in the month of april an increase in the number of suicides, and we decided to take action. >> reporter: general joseph martin is the army's vice chief of staff. do you think covid has anything to do with what's happening? >> it's too early to tell. >> reporter: whatever the cause, martin says the army has to recognize when a soldier is struggling. >> everybody's got a breaking point. the question is who's going to be able to see when we're getting close to that breaking point and say, "hey, i think you need some help." >> reporter: tom lowe was close to his son, but didn't see it coming. so he's not sure what the army can do, except it has to do something. >> when you see that many suicides, you can't help but say, "no, not enough is being done." >> reporter: this year at fort bragg, three times more soldiers have died by suicide than were killed by the enemy. david martin, cbs news,

while our correspondent is at the summit in brussels no progress on bragg's it at this late stage does anybody there think the deal can be salvaged. yet at least that is what both sides have been saying for weeks and months now that they want a deal now how likely is that going to be all eyes today on london because a deadline that boris johnson set himself for yes the day has already passed away he said a deal needs to be within reach so today michel barnier is meeting his counterpart david frost in london they will have talks the finnish prime minister interesting lee guess what they said after talking with all the leaders in bonn year said bunny has the necessary flexibility so the flexibility to make compromises in order to reach a deal and it'll be interesting to see how that plays out in london today whether the decisive step can be done what is clear is the e.u. is is or everyone agrees and is on the same page that they are not the ones who leave the negotiating table. europe is also being affected by the corona virus pandemic again right now is anything substantial being done a

the home of fort bragg. these are all key counties for president trump, as he is going to try and keep north carolina red. north carolina, he won by just a couple of points last time around. it's a state that democrats think they can pick up. aishah hasnie, in the issue of early voting, democrats seem to be really, really, emboldened, happy, pick your adjective about early voting results out of north carolina. the supporters of the president that you've talked to there, they already voted or they're saying they're going to wait until election day? give us that sense. >> ♪ >> hey, leland, look, some folks have already voted because the president has been urging his supporters to get out and vote and he himself voted early today down in florida and we've talked to some folks who say, yeah, they've already gone out and cast their ballots. some want to wait until election day. the state is incredibly important to folks who know it is, 15 electoral votes are up for grabs. now, trump did win north carolina back in

breaking the rules over bragg's it's now the european union is launching legal action against the u.k. . dozens of people arrested in hong kong as thousands of police tried to stop pro-democracy protests on china as national day. the presidents of france russia and the u.s. have come together to call for an immediate end to fighting over nagorno cut a buck within the past hour they've issued a joint statement deploring the loss of life in the disputed region and asking the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan to resume talks without delay both sides have rejected calls for negotiations saying now is not the time to talk is every president says his forces will keep fighting until long many and troops leave the region the breakaway region is internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan but it's controlled by armenian forces but it smith has the latest from out in in armenia. well ace we're hearing from the armenian side is that their defense ministry says they shot down an israeli and as ery helicopter crashed into iranian territory the armenians say there was no intention against the

regions to bragg's it including its fruit farmers. belgium's best seller the conference pair last year a total of $28000000.00 kilos of east where exported to the u.k. that's one out of every 12 belgian grown pairs so far it's been mostly business as usual for fruit growers but a hard break that could see things turned sour overnight of course our industry doesn't stand or fall with the exports to one country but it's important and then the only change in the relationship however small it might be might disturb the delicate to a balanced and delicate librium that exists in trade. the concerns here are not just potential quotas or tariffs for belgium fruit valley the country's largest fruit growing co-operative the carefully timed supply chain is at risk delays caused by new customs requirements could cause serious storage issues if drapery votes to w t o standards 42000 people across belgium could lose their jobs that's according to research by hugh care fund and busha an economics professor at loovens catholic university it's not jus

the languages also farm cattle which are subject to strict quality regulations they fear that after bragg's it cheaper low quality meat from the u.s. could damage the home market despite this many farmers including some of the languished neighbors voted for bricks and other now regretting that stores here at cannes weekly cattle auction most pharma say they just have to construe it i think farms just got to make the most of the situation that it will have the legislation is in place and whatever terrace we have and get on with it we will be better off in the end but it will be very hard in the interim period all beyond just starting our coaching on not looking forward to it because often it's going to be a long haul to a whole we've bricks without government subsidies many farmers might be facing bankruptcy particularly in the absence of a trade deal and languish is furious. it's just disbelief that they can tell so many lies you know it's it's you know the whole they won't be ques it dave everything will be fine it will be the easiest free trade agreement history. it is just proved it will

the wineries also attract many tourists in bad time near fort bragg visitors can even help out with agreat power based lodging drinks and abundant information on wine growing are provided for a day. with all the wine grow our frank ice and his team stand at the ready with instructions helping hands and occasionally even a 1st aid kit. and they start cutting each other up and they all try to cut down the famous rate they slash will every which way before you know it somebody is bleeding in the screens get loaded so we bring everything we need along with as we watch to make sure they stand right and very little but the now many wine growers are making similar offers guests come here from all over germany and even from abroad. that's my lay come to be in nature and learn how wine is grown by next so you see how much work but also how much cash in the individual langrune put into it. was topping off a hard day in the vineyard is a barbecue with fate of myself oppressed great mast that's only for mended enough to be fizzy. but. you can take a wonderful stroll through the vineyards around f

down further in the coming months through the new kroner restrictions and concern over a no deal bragg's it. let's go over to asia now it's not a cure for covert 19 but it can help ease chronic pain in the symptoms of diseases like multiple sclerosis cannabis has plenty of it in thailand and now the government hopes that it could also be a lucrative export. elsewhere it's inconceivable the health minister the man in the middle aging in the cultivation of cannabis and it in china virak will join the hundreds of employees of the thai government pharmaceutical organization g.p.o. in this ceremonial planting the shrubs will be used to produce medicinal products completely legally and on behalf of the state. had one lakh and. that mad but the greenhouse can control various factors about the growth of the cannabis i had and that my piece that. can that enables us to extract large amounts of cannabinoids from the plants you know that i'm basing that and then reduce the cost of producing it as a product in the future but i'm not quite that. for almost 2 years it's been legal to cultivate cannabi

should there not be a post bragg's a trade deal. well that very much depends on the trait of cream and and whether whether there will be a trade agreement i mean what what we see right now is that exports are going down states are going down mainly true of the declining pound but we also see that in a in the relative prospective to u.k. market becomes more on important it's still a huge important market for chairman industry but the trend is quite clear since the referendum so and also that their reactions to company reactions will very much depend on the sector to kompany use in the end that they are very different between automotive for example and banks yeah which sectors are the ones mostly affected. well it's automotive motive is this. to determine automotive sector the u.k. is a very very important market so we see a decline in sales we see it decline in exports but receive quite quite stable employment and that lets us conclude well until now the strategy is more or less wait and see you wait wait wait for the cream men to co

bragg's it. quality meat from the u.s. could. so how market despite this many farmers including some of the language his neighbors voted for bricks and other now requesting that service here at cannes weekly cattle auction most pharma say they just have to answer to it i think farms just got to make the most of the situation but it will have the legislation is in place and whatever tires we have and get on with it we will be better off in the end but it will be very hard in the interim period albie on a softer start in our coach and on the looking for softening is going to be a long haul to hole we have bricks without government subsidies many farmers might be facing bankruptcy particularly in the absence of a trade deal at languish is furious. that it's just disbelief that they can tell so many lies you know it's it's you know.

expected to be decisive will the 2 sides keep talking or is it time to prepare for a final no deal bragg's it at the end of the or and e.u. u.k. trade deal would help bolster the british economy at the start of the year the u.k. economy was already already struggling but the coronavirus pandemic forced a sheer drop in g.d.p. now it's come up but far from its previous level the latest u.k. on employment data puts the rate at just 4 and a half percent only a little higher than a year ago however the u.k.'s office of budget responsibilities says the 2nd wave of the virus could push the unemployment figures to nearly 12 percent by the end of the year of the pound has been looking healthier in recent weeks though suggesting traders expect a deal despite all the wrangling. for more than on this let's bring in maria demurred says she's an economist and a deputy director at bruegel a brussels based think tank devoted to policy research and economic issues welcome to the program maria now the u.k.'s prime minister boris johnson says he wanted to see substantial process in the talks he set a deadlin

the wineries also attract many tourists in bad times near fort bragg visitors can even help out witha great power based lodging drinks and abundant information on wine growing up provided for a day. with all wine grow up frank ice and his team stand at the ready with instructions helping hands and occasionally even a 1st aid kit. and they start cutting each other up and they all try to cut on the famous green so they slashed every which way before you know it somebody is bleeding in the screens get loads so we bring everything we need along with as we watch to make sure they stand right in the very last place but now many wine growers are making similar offers guests come here from all over germany and even from abroad. that's mind on a lake come to be in nature and learn how wine is grown by next so you see how much work but also how much cash in the individual wang group has put into it so. topping off a hard day in the vineyard is a barbecue with fate of myself oppressed great mast that's only for mentored enough to be fizzy. you can take a wonderful stroll through the vineyards a

the effects of strong winds from tropical storm later but he did meet with military members at fort bragg. asked on his way back to the white house right now. but earlier today, he was in florida. a major key swing battle ground states. as was his democratic rival, joe biden, and according to certain polls that shows is that advantage for the former vice president. earlier, the president pleads to keep voters in tampa, florida. >>> we are going on to win a record share of the hispanic american voter. >> reporter: hours later it was democratic presidential nominee joe biden's turn in tampa. >>> i believe when you use your power, the power of the vote, we literally are going to change the course of this country for generations to come. >> reporter: a newly released poll shows biden with a slight lead among registered florida voters. while the eyes of the nation are on the race for the white house, congressional leaders are weighing in with the balance of power capitol hill also at stake november 3. >> we are confident, we are called, and we have prepared. we are ready. >> reporter: house sp

prime minister warns the nation to prepare for a no deal bragg's it as we go she issues with the e.u. stall. more than a 1000 prisoners are exchanged in a deal that could revive yemen peace talks. the u.s. is on track to break all records for the most early votes cast ever before election day. and i'm peter stemmed with all day sports news will champion south africa withdrawal from the rugby championship citing player welfare as their main concern . let's begin in thailand where police and anti-government protesters a fault in the center of the capital was a can was used to break through a barricade set up by demonstrators in bangkok for a 2nd night in a row thousands of people defy the government ban on gatherings calling for the prime minister's resignation and reforms to the monarchy the recorded statement the thai king said the country needs people who. love the country love them all mickey scott high the has more from bangkok. there was that major confrontation at. a barrier that the protesters makeshift bury the protesters had used even using police barricades and that's resell

regions to bragg's it including their food farmers. belgium's best seller the conference pair last year a total of $28000000.00 kilos of these where exported to the u.k. that's one out of every 12 belgian grown pairs so far it's been mostly business as usual for fruit growers but a hard break that could see things turned sour overnight of course our industry doesn't stand or fall with the exports to one country but it's important and then the any change in the relationship however small it might be might disturb the delicate the bellows and delicate librium got exists in trade. the concerns here are not just potential quotas or tariffs for belgium fruit valley the country's largest fruit growing co-operative the carefully timed supply chain is at risk delays caused by new customs requirements could cause serious storage issues if trade reports to w t o standards 42000 people across belgium could lose their jobs that's according to research by hugh care fund and busha an economics professor at loovens catholic university it's not just t

in brussels what does that mean for the ongoing bragg's of negotiations. for the new concession so far it means pretty much nothing because the e.u. has said they will carry on to talk with the u.k. side in order to get to that elusive trade deal that has been speculated and talked about so much during the last months progress is slow and so far insufficient it is said here in brussels but on the other hand was regard to this so-called turn of market bill what we see here really is a high stakes game of poker because what boris johnson was prime minister is trying to sort of could jolt push and blackmail the e.u. into the into the position that they say ok rather than have this bill that will create the endless trouble in northern ireland and was the keeping the borders between the republic of ireland and all of ireland open trade flowing and all those important things rather than sort of get into that dangerous zone we will give them the trade deal it seems a bit far fetched but more or less along those lines of thinking seems to be going in london and th

conditions remain favorable many more will be risking the passage they want to reach the island before bragg's it is finalized these days dover harbor is full of the band and vessels some of the local pushback however is the will drink. blood coming into the country that we don't know nothing about it concerns me because i could be anyone that could be ripe a smudge could be criminals and we know nothing about them we put them up in hotels and given them houses. gross misconceptions like these against the new arrivals are common among many of them self declared british patriots many of these angry working class protesters fear britain is being overrun by foreigners. we've got hundreds of thousands are homeless we've got tens of thousands of homeless veterans on the streets and yet these are coming in on blood you know what a nice party 34 or 5 story out cause enough to float while us don't they are left to die on the streets and we've got enough we have got you know. the protesters are directing their ire at lawmakers to they see prime minister boris johnson elected on the promise of curbing i

conditions remain favorable many more will be risking the passage they want to reach the island before bragg's it is finalized these days dover harbor is full of the band and vessels some of the local pushback however is bewildering. blogs coming into the country that we don't know nothing about it concerns me because i could be anyone they could be ripe a smuggler as they could be criminals and we know nothing about them we put them up in hotels and given them houses. gross misconceptions like these against the new arrivals are common among many of them self declared british patriots many of these angry working class protesters fear britain is being overrun by foreigners. we've got hundreds of thousands of high risk we've got tens of thousands of homeless veterans on the streets and yet these are coming in on blood you know what a nice party 345 star right out cause enough to float while us already are left to die on the streets and we've got enough we have got you know. the protesters are directing their ire at lawmakers too they see prime minister boris johnson elected on the promise of cur

period for leaving the european union will end how will both sides do business with each other after bragg's it well that was supposed to be decided by today that all important u.k. e.u. trade deal is nowhere close to being a done deal well there even be a deal british prime minister boris johnson will reportedly measure the mood of european leaders this week and then he'll decide yes or no to more negotiations to stay at the table or to get up.

yes leaders discussing a possible post bragg's it a trade agreement that was one of the main topics on their agenda the u.k. prime minister boris johnson and set this summit as a deadline had wanted to see an agreement finalized by now however leaders made it clear that is not going to happen what they have said after their talks on bags that today is they have said that they need more time to negotiate more time for these talks because there are still differences between the e.u. and u.k. positions particularly on things like fair competition and fisheries so what the e.u. breaks a negotiator said was that the all the e.u. leaders were united on wanting a deal but that they would not have a deal at any cost they would have to have a compromise on the issues that were important to the e.u. and that is why michel barnier the bugs negotiators been asked by the e.u. leaders to intensify talks over the coming weeks the ball really is now in the u.k. scored will boris johnson accept that these talks continue beyond the deadline that he had set all right thanks so much trash a bottle of ball

it is the case that over the weekend william bragg, conservative mp of hazel grove and meta— chancess. —— and manchester. suddenly making good points that if you close businesses that have put into measures to make sure they are covid—19 secure, and therefore people who are going there to dine out or meet with friends for a drink are less likely to catch it, you might be pushing those people to illegally congregate in their homes instead if they don't have any opportunity to meet in public places that have test in tracing in place and others with appropriate spacing and others with appropriate spacing and distancing between tables. so certainly come a boris johnson and distancing between tables. so certainly come a borisjohnson is facing pressure from some of the right over protecting jobs and protecting the economy, and also good questions about what measures are necessary to meet individual freedoms and liberty and of course he still on the left who are concerned about we have the net enough to protect the general population for the virus, and that the financial packages in place t

the summit talks on bragg's it would prefer than usual perhaps because the focus was elsewhere several either countries are battling a 2nd wave of coronavirus reflected unexpectedly by the abrupt departure from the meeting of the e.u. commission chief i have just been informed that a member of my front office has tested positive to covert 19 this morning i myself have tested negative however as a precaution i'm immediately leaving the european council to go into self isolation the pandemic has battered the bloke's economy and the health crisis is clearly far from over e.u. leaders will be all too aware there should they fail to agree on a deal with the u.k. before the december 31st deadline the economic turmoil will only get worse natasha bottler al-jazeera paris a wave of demonstrations has erupted across venezuela people are flouting lockdown restrictions to demand an end to severe shortages nearly every area of life has been affected from electricity and water to fuel and household supplies to isabeau reports. the begins one tane is leaving small cities across venezuela. protests li

over its plan to override the braggs and divorce treaty it comes after the house of commons passed an internal market bill which contradicts the withdrawal agreement approved last year and he's only takes up the story. the u.k. governments that have introduced this internal market bill are still in the draft stages awaiting to be trued into thousands of normal essentially what it would do is by admission of the huge government itself is go against the withdrawal agreement that was agreed by the 2 sides at the beginning of this year and do much of the hard work done by negotiators on both sides of the e.u. commission have now put the u.k. on notice that they could be facing legal action as a result of this latest measure as you know how we had invited our british friends to remove the problematic parts of van draft internal market beyond the deadline lapsed yesterday because the problematic provisions have not been removed the and therefore this morning the commission has decided to send a letter farmer notice to the u.k. government this is the 1st step in an infringement procedure thi

bragg in north carolina tonight. raj, back to you. >> alice, thank you. we certainly have a busy few nights ahead of us. if you have questions about the election, we are here to help. what's on the ballot and how to make sure your ballot stays secure and gets counted. all that information right on our website in a special section. head to nbcbayarea.com/electionguide. >>> dealing with covid and the flu at the same time. doctors have warned about it for months, and now it has happened. solano county health leaders say someone living in that county has tested positive for flu and covid co-infection. the county says it's the first case there. the person is under the age of 65, and his or her condition is not being released. doctors are once again telling everyone to get a flu shot. it takes two weeks for a flu shot to be fully effective, so you're urged to get one as soon as possible. >>> several months ago harvard university predicted we wouldn't return to normal until 2022. today dr. anthony fauci echoed that timeline. flights, vacations, movie theaters, e

prime minister warns the nation to prepare for a no deal bragg's it has to go she shouldn't with the e.u. stall. more than a 1000 prisoners exchanged in a deal that could revive them and peace talks. 10 things outside of course in south africa 2 black men and charged with killing a white farmer was. now we begin in thailand where police and anti-government protesters have fought in the center of the capital water cannon was used to break through a barricade set up by demonstrators in bangkok for a 3rd day in a row thousands of people defied the government ban on gatherings calling for the prime minister's resignation and reforms to the monarchy scotland now. face to face in bangkok anti-government protestors and thai police got into a violent confrontation 3 months in the making. the mostly peaceful demonstrations started in july but for the 2nd date thousands ignored the risk of arrest under emergency decree issued the day before as promised in an announcement just after the violence began taia thordis began using everything at their disposal to stop the protests including water can

prime minister is warning the nation to prepare for the no deal bragg's it is negotiations tall and 10 seems outside a south african court were 2 black men are accused of killing a white farmer. various looking lassie fighting dry across the arabian peninsula loss of haiti sunshine not too much to report a little bit of wet weather making its way into turkey but that's aside fine and dry for sums it up here in doha temperatures getting up to around $33.00 celsius over the next couple of days with plenty of sunshine there's that wetter weather pushing across western parts of turkey just sliding out of the off bosphorus pushing into central areas over the next day or so so some rain on the cards here and right on the cards to fill central parts of africa we could see we want to see showers into somalia now the chamber to speak of but there nevertheless what's the weather there into we're ethiopia uganda central african republic pushing right across into the gulf of guinea heavy showers especially into northern areas of angola as well we will see some wetter weather coming in here from ti

and fishing for deals conferenced format look to bragg's it to save the industry. from. how you can feel the change of seasons throughout europe now has been snow falling the outstation the big surprise and this thing here this waving frontal system although not particularly cold in itself is enduring inducing a cold wind after it and that's quite a strong winter look at the temperatures from vienna to berlin nines and tens now we're well below where we should be saying don't talk about november or december so berlin's forecasts of 1011 degrees whereas it should be 40 and a windows and you've got something or winter wind chill it will be unpleasant and not cold has stretched further south and he 7 much of western europe is a few degrees were below where it should be on all the actions been in the mediterranean and yet again you've got potentially heavy rain running from italy towards greece and the balkans for wednesday and thursday that he's drawing these trials for most of north africa we've had some pretty big showers recently just catching west africa has funnels as

hello i'm daryn jordan the sound as they are alive from joe are also coming up the risk of a no deal bragg's it grows the u.k. prime minister spokesman says talks with the e.u. are over. a school teacher is knifed to death in paris what the french president describes as an attack on freedom of expression.

hello i'm down in jordan the south jersey or a live from doha also coming up the risk of a no deal bragg's it grows the u.k. prime minister's spokesman says talks with the e.u. are over. a school teacher is knifed to death in paris what the french president describes as an attack on freedom of expression. and record turnout in early voting in the u.s. sets the mood for election day 3 weeks away we'll have a live update. protestors in thailand that ended their friday demonstration at the defying a government ban on gatherings for the 3rd day in a row. was. protest organizers urged the crowds to return home and avoid more confrontations with riot police security forces used water cannon to break a barricade set up by demonstrators in the center of the capital bangkok where demonstrators are calling for the prime minister's resignation and reforms to the monarchy but highly reports from bangkok. face to face in bangkok anti-government protestors and thai police got into a violent confrontation 3 months in the making. the mostly peaceful demonstrations started in july but for the 2nd day thous

prime minister warns the nation to prepare for a no deal bragg's it as we go shea sions with the e.u.tall. plan. more than a.

the wineries also attract many tourists in bad time near fort bragg visitors can even help out with agreat power based lodging drinks and abundant information on wine growing up provided for a day. with old wine grow up high costs and his team stand at the ready with instructions helping hands and occasionally even a 1st aid kit. and they start cutting each other up and they all try to cut their own the famous great they slash will every which way before you know it somebody is bleeding in the screens that load so we bring everything we need along with as we watch to make sure they stand right in the very little babies but now many wine growers are making similar offers guests come here from all over germany and even from abroad. that's my leg come to be in nature and learn how wine is grown by next so you see how much work but also how much cash in the individual wang group has put into it. was topping off a hard day in the vineyard is a barbecue with fate of myself oppressed great mast that's only for meant it enough to be fizzy. but. you can take a wonderful stroll through the vine

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remind people sometimes, they forget, that these veterans are not active duty soldiers who live on fort bragge in the community and they are subject to the same pressures and effects of virus as their fellow citizens. >> secretary, only a minute left. we have to talk about mental health. 20 veterans dying a day due to suicide and compounded by the isolation of the coronavirus pandemic. what are you doing? >> we have the first national effort to combat veteran suicide in our history. the president signed the first comprehensive veteran suicide legislation last saturday which allows us to take a whole government approach to the tragedy of veteran suicide. 20 veterans take their lives and 16 we don't see. the majority are from vietnam. everyone in government, we are all involved in this. we are making that our top clinical priority it get these numbers down. >> that's good news. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> what would a biden [inaudible] mean to your wallet? [loud music playing]. tual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. liberty power! wow. that will sav

the languages also farm cattle which are subject to strict quality regulations they fear that after bragg's it cheaper low quality meat from the u.s. could damage the whole market despite this many farmers including some of the languished neighbors voted for bret's and other now regretting that stores here at cannes weekly cattle auction most farmers say they just have to chew it up i think farms just got to make the most the situation but it will have a legislation is in place and whatever tires we have and get on with it we will be better off in the end but it will be very hard in the interim period all be on a softer start in our culture and on the looking for sex offing it's going to be a long hot hole we have bricks without government subsidies many farmers might be facing bankruptcy particularly in the absence of a trade deal at length which is furious. it's just disbelief that they can tell so many lies you know that it's you know the whole they won't be cured i went to a local medicine man i stayed there for 3 days he gave me herbal medicine and i took it and. then on the 2nd day i

minister not to abandon these talks because the economic long term consequences of a new idea of bragg's it could really be very very rough for the u.k. the countries are already hit very hard to cope it's a big recession and it's history and if there was a long time put on the putting on the brakes of investments due to break that that would really hit the u.k. economy hard it could be mass unemployment for example in the manufacturing sector so the prime minister will not abandon these talks lightly. bergen i want to stay in london there for a moment because boards johnson of course as you just referenced is facing a growing coronavirus pandemic he issued a stark warning today if tougher restrictions are not implemented take a listen to what he had to say no one wants to have to implement these measures which damage local businesses could tell you individual freedom and impose significant strains on people's mental health but these decisions were necessary because of the rate to be increased not just of infections but also in hospitalize ations and admissions to intensive care we don't

remind people sometimes, they forget, that these veterans are not active duty soldiers who live on fort braggive in the community and they are subject to the same pressures and effects of virus as their fellow citizens. >> secretary, only a minute left. we have to talk about mental health. 20 veterans dying a day due to suicide and compounded by the isolation of the coronavirus pandemic. what are you doing? >> we have the first national effort to combat veteran suicide in our history. the president signed the first comprehensive veteran suicide legislation last saturday which allows us to take a whole government approach to the tragedy of veteran suicide. 20 veterans take their lives and 16 we don't see. the majority are from vietnam. everyone in government, we are all involved in this. we are making that our top clinical priority it get these numbers down. >> that's good news. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> what would a biden [inanananana (burke) deep-sea driving, i see... (customer) something like that... (burke) well, here's something else: with your farmer's policy perk, new car re

>> he is coming to visit fort bragg and will have a rally this evening.'ve been to several rallies, the enthusiasm is off the charts. if you look at the real clear average donald trump is doing better than he was against hillary clinton, no enthusiasm for joe biden, enthusiasm for donald trump is often charted it is reported in early voting. todd: supreme court saluting new justice barrett allowing november 12th for mail in absentee ballots to review, the election is november third 9 days in. the supreme court breakdown, 5 in favor extending the deadline and 3 against, the newest justice did not participate. what your reaction to this decision is what does it mean for your state? >> a travesty. i believe in the sanctity of every vote. i want every vote counted. the legislature right to decide the election. our liberal attorney general acted as a plaintiff and settles with other democrats suing the state. it is a shame and want to have 3 extra days, these unelected liberal bureaucrats say give them 9 days but -- >> a lot of people don't understand why 9 da

conditions remain favorable many more will be risking the passage they want to reach the island before bragg's it is finalized these days dover harbor is full of the band and vessels some of the local pushback however is the will during. blogs coming into the country that we don't know nothing about it concerns me to be honest with you because i could be anyone they could be right place murderous they could be criminals and we know nothing about them we put them up in hotels and then given him houses. that gross misconceptions like these against the new arrivals are common among many of them self declared british patriots many of these angry working class protesters fear britain is being overrun by foreigners. we've got hundreds of thousands of high risk we've got tens of thousands of homeless veterans on the streets and yet these are coming in on blood you know what a nice point for the 345 story out cause enough to float follow lost already are left to die on the streets and we've got enough we have got you know. the protesters are directing their ire at lawmakers to they see prime minister

comes as the clock ticks down on bragg's efforts to reach an agreement with brussels by the end of theexit efforts to reach an agreement with brussels by the end of the. harvard university has posted a loss and said that revenue will probably fall for the second straight year. it is the first back-to-back drop for the school since 1930. measures including coronavirus tasting, tracing, and configuring classrooms and dorms has driven up the cost. coming up, goldman's record finds. the wall street lender ace is the biggest ever foreign bribery penalty in the united states over their role in 1mdb. those details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ 6:25 in the city of london. goldman sachs has admitted its role in the biggest form bribery case in u.s. history. it has reached several international settlements, paying more than $5 billion. it marks the end of probes into goldman's fundraising for the malaysian fund 1mdb. dani burger is here to digest it. $5 billion. how big of a deal is that figure? massive. fine is within that $5 billion, the u.s. ingartment of justice fin $3.23 million -- billion dol

and let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the waltz the ease lead bragg's a negotiator. for land for government talks and mounting pressure on london in brussels to agree on the terms of britain's departure foreign minister underscore the need for quick progress to avoid a no deal scenario by a also met with chancellor angela merkel. german authorities have launched an attempted murder investigation in the case of a 26 year old jewish student who was attacked outside of a synagogue in hamburg the initial findings indicate that the assault was motivated by anti semitism. the victim was seriously wounded when a man in military style clothing struck him on the head repeatedly with a shovel. rescuers have stepped up the search for villagers missing after violent storms battered mountainous order regions in southern france and italy several communities were cut off by flooding and mudslides france has declared the area a disaster zone at least 4 people died. to tennis now germany's alexander it's where of has admitted playing with a fever after going out of the fr

minister boris johnson is due to respond to demands put forward by the european union on the 2nd day of bragg's it talks in brussels the 2 sides have been haggling over a trade deal to prevent a no deal breaks it at the end of the transition period on january 1st the e.u. has called on the u.k. to give more concessions in the negotiations and has agreed to continue talks until the last possible moment. where our correspondent is at the summit in brussels no progress on a break at this late stage does anybody there think the deal can be salvaged. at least that is what both sides have been saying for weeks and months now that they want a deal now how likely is that going to be all eyes today on london because a deadline that boris johnson set himself for yes the day has already passed away he said a deal needs to be within reach so today michel barnier is meeting his counterpart david frost in london they will have talks the finnish prime minister interesting lee guess what they said after talking with all the leaders and barney said he has the necessary flexibility so the flexibility to make com