at the house of burgesses where we all met. all the members rose and gave me standing acclaim according to colonel mason. i was expected to return that acclaim by making a speech. forgive me, but colonel mason told mrs. washington that i blush red like a virgin and was completely tongue tied. it was at that point that the hit hisker, robinson, staff on the floor and said said, you may sit down colonel , washington for it is obvious to all that your modesty is equal to your bravery. that said, i would tell you that i was not particularly innovative or a routine speaker at the virginia house of burgesses. i sat with younger burgesses, colonel mason and mr. jefferson mr. henry colonel mason and mr. jefferson as well. , and of course, many wiser members of the burgesses, speaker robinson, mr. randolph. in the years leading up to the war for independence, the virginia house of burgesses was very entrenched in that struggle. in 1760's, the house asserted it had the sole authority to tax virginians. in may of 1774, close to the outbre

>> reporter: burgess said he had no idea what to do. >> it was all improv. no outdoor expert at all. >> reporter: while encounters like this are unbelievably rare -- >> you want to make yourself look big. you want to be as loud as possible and then like he did, slowly begin to back away. >> reporter: the mountain lion trying to push him away fromerr cubs. >> these mountain lions are not going to actively attack a human being unless they need to defend themselves, or they're scared. >> reporter: the encounter ends after burgess throws a rock who startles the animal and runs away. after he was safe he could barely hold back his relief. >> it's over. like those six minutes were so long for me. >> reporter: i'm carter evans. >> not sure my first thought would be to grab the phone and hit record, but glad he's safe. that is the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later this morning for "cbs this morning" and follow us online an time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm kris van cleave.

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burgess owens. safety of all involved in the debate process we are hearing the social distancing guidelines and there is no studio audience. the debate commission has established a format that allows each candidate one, two minutes for the initial reply to a question. i will then direct follow-up response to then questions. i will be taking questions from members of the news media, students from salt lake unity college and from members of the viewing audience participating on social media. prior to the debate a virtual coin toss determined that burgess owens will provide the initial response to the first question. we will alternate who answers first on the remaining questions. let's get right to it. mr. owens, welcome. good to see you. we wanted to, we wanted to let voters see something personal about each of the candidates. what uniquely qualifies you to represent the fourth congressional district? >> thank you. i'd like to thank the utah debate commission and i have a very unique american story. i

sam burgess denies allegations of drug use and domestic violence. chaos across sport this weekend. includuing an outbreak at sale sharks that could see the final day of rugby's premiership season thrown into doubt. also coming up in the programme. the london marathon — but not as we know it. we look ahead to this weekend's socially distanced race.. as one of the favourites pulls out. and who needs hawaii? as the world's leaving adapted surfers come to bristol. good evening welcome to tonight's programme. we're going to start with a story involving one of the biggest names in rugby league — sam burgess — is under police investigation in australia, over allegations of domestic violence and illegal drug use. rugby league officials are also looking into claims that the south sydney rabbitohs — the club he played for, and then coached — covered up the incidents for burgess. our senior sports news reporter laura scott has more. this was front page of the australian, they made allegations of domestic violence and drug use. there was a strong denial issued

>> reporter: burgess said he had no idea what to do. >> it was all improv.eporter: kate says while encounters like this are unbelievably rare, burgess actually did many of the right things. >> you want to make yourself look big. you want to be as loud as possible and then like he did, slowly begin to back away. >> reporter: she says the mountain lion wasn't stalking burgess but rather trying to push him away from her cubs. >> they are not going to actively attack a human being unless they need to defend themselves or they're scared. >> reporter: the encounter ends after burgess throws a rock and startless the animal who then runs away. after realizing he's safe at last, burgess could barely hold back his relief. >> it was like, it's over. like those six minutes were so long for me. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," i'm carter evans. >> boy. >> it's only funny because he survived and the way that he did it, too. i think i would need the adult diapers at that point. the fact that he could have the presence of mind to still keep filming. i don't know how he

burgess for utah.it's important for those of you, we might not agree policies a let's make sure we understand what truth is and where it is an so please go there because we don't have $10 million that the pelosi put into this campaign to go against every single falsehood so we are doing very, very simply, put in one location, burgess for utah and check the facts for seven use based on the weather i am being honest or not. >> could ask if you stand by that statement or not? >> i do. >> congressman? >> i think those words are troubling. in a time where america finds itself as about as i've ever seen it. i think a lot of guilt like me. we're exhausted at the controversy and the division we want to come together and in the middle of this pandemic with a hardship that so many utah families are feeling, now it is important more than ever to stop the name-calling and sought the finger-pointing and come together. when i was elected just over unesco one of the first things i did was join a group called the prob

throws a rock and startles the animal who runs away after realizing he is safe it last, burgess could barely hold back his relief. >> it was like it was over like those six minutes were so long. >> reporter: carter evans with cbs news. >> that video is amazing. so glad he is okay. whoa. don't mess with the mama mountain lion. don't do it. >> don't do it. that is too close for comfort. my heart is racing just when it was lunging at him. scary stuff. >>> we are looking at talking about the weather, plenty of sunshine, we will be warming up as we head through the rest of the afternoon and continuing to warm up as we head through the week. here is a gorgeous live look with the camera as we look north, you can see clear skies and alcatraz out there. a few boats on the water. looking at temperatures in the 70s and 80s, 82 in concord, oakland 72 right now, livermore 80, san francisco, san jose 77 and 84 for santa rosa. checking air quality conditions, good to moderate air quality and that will be the case throughout the day today, the air alert has been lifted for the bay area, eric quality

burgess starts to record the chase lasting nearly six minutes. >> go away go get your babies. i'm not going to back down >> reporter: at firs the cougar pursues him at a slow pace and soon she closes in lunging and charging at him, flashing teeth and claws. >> i thought i was going to get hurt. >> reporter: the cougar continues charging and hissing at burgess >> come on, dude i don't feel like dying today. >> reporter: in fear he hurls a rock toward the wild cat quickly causing it to retreat and dart away. >> i cannot explain what i thought this would happen because this is all just crazy to me. >> reporter: catie beck, nbc news. >> what a story to tell. >>> the baseball world is in mourning again today. joe morgan, hall of fame second baseman for the cincinnati reds fame big re machine has died at 77 one of the game's best second baseman, the lefty batter was a two-time mvp and ten-time all-star. >>> up next, kobe bryant's family's moving tribute following the lakers big win. >>> in tonight's "inspiring america," the los angeles lakers big nba championship win over the miami

>> reporter: a cougar stalking burgess just after he'd spotted her four cubs along the trail.ecording the chase, lasting nearly six minutes. >> go away. go get your babies. i'm not going to back down. >> reporter: at first, the cougar pursues burgess at a slow pace, but soon, she closes in. >> no! >> reporter: lunging at charging at him, flashing teeth and claws. >> i definitely felt like, yeah, i was going to get hurt. >> reporter: the cougar continues charging and hissing at burgess. >> come on, dude. i don't feel like dying today. >> reporter: in fear, he hurls a rock toward the wild cat, quickly causing it to retreat and dart away. >> i can't even explain what i thought this would happen, because this is all just crazy to me. >> oh, my god! i'm so glad he's okay! that's terrifying! our thanks to nbc's catie beck for that report. hope you're awake now. >>> still ahead, we are going to go live to cnbc for an early look at what's driving the day on wall street. >>> and as we go to break, this date in history. in 2010, rescuers in chile used a missilelike escape capsule to pul

>> first, burgess utah.com if you want to support my efforts.i know my american history and we were taught that growing up in the segregated south. the tallahassee race. i know about our history today, you should never bet against him the american people. we, the people, we don't like bowling, we don't like disruption and no matter what side of the aisle we are on the same end game and we want the country to move forward in a positive way and hope in our great future. and the left is showing they don't know what that means and across the board, a turnout like unbelievable turnout, again, they will go for a positive future and that will be the republican party and a house and a senate and a presidency that will keep our country moving forward. >> shannon: burgess is very optimistic that we have two have a debate next week so i want to go through each of you and think whether you think it should happen and whether it will happen. to you first. >> i would love for it to happen and an opportunity to hear the town hall that was done yesterday, a trai

>> first, burgess utah.com if you want to support my efforts. the thing, i know my american history and we were taught that growing up in the segregated south. the tallahassee race. i know about our history today, you should never bet against him the american people. we, the people, we don't like bowling, we don't like disruption and no matter what side of the aisle we are on the same end game and we want the country to move forward in a positive way and hope in our great future. and the left is showing they don't know what that means and across the board, a turnout like unbelievable turnout, again, they will go for a positive future and that will be the republican party and a house and a senate and a presidency that will keep our country moving forward. >> shannon: burgess is very optimistic that we have two have a debate next week so i want to go through each of you and think whether you think it should happen and whether it will happen. to you first. >> i would love for it to happen and an opportunity to hear the town hall that was done yeste

jillian: joining us now with progress on the talks, texas congressman michael burgess.nk you for being here. we appreciate it. let's talk about this for a second. the president as he is in walter reed is getting work done and tweeting. he tweeted this, our great usa wants and a needs stimulus, work together, get it done, thank you. sir, where do we stand on this and do you think it gets done? >> speaker pelosi has it within her power to have this done on friday, before congress left town. so it is entirely possible but it is up to the speaker. she is the one who has been the obstacle. there could have been a standalone airline bill that could have been done friday afternoon. people were ready to do that. that's what i was hearing from the floor staff. and then for whatever reason, she decided at the last minute not to bring it up. so it's unfortunate because i know a lot of people are waiting to see what's going to happen but right now the difficulty is with the speaker of the house. todd: put your doctor hat on for a moment. as a doctor watching from afar, obviously yo

then lunging when burgess briefly turned his back.cougar who dodges it and finally flees. >> yeah, get the [ muted ] away from me. >> reporter: experts say if you encounter a wild an million like a mountain lion make a lot of noise to scare the animal off. try to make yourself look bigger and the number one tip, don't turn away and walk backwards slowly. >> turn around and he backed up slowly. he tried to make himself look large. he made loud sounds, listen, cat, i'm here. >> reporter: even though the cougar looked terrifying on camera, our expert says she was not a real danger. >> go away. go away. go get your babies. >> this cougar was defending her cubs. that was it. there was a threat to her cubs. she challenged him to back up because if she wanted to eat this guy or attack this guy, she would have. >> yeah, so that just happened. wow. >> reporter: when the cougar left, burgess wasn't out of the woods yet. literally, he waited there for 30 minutes before hiking back down. he says that the next time he's going to go hiking anywhere

one of the biggest names in rugby league — sam burgess — is under police investigation in australia,nd illegal drug use. rugby league officials are also looking into claims that the south sydney rabbitohs, the club he played for and then coached, covered up the incidents for burgess. 0ur sports news correspondent is laura scott. and laura, these allegations coming from a big investigation by a newspaper? exactly. this was a front page of the australian investigation. they made allegations of domestic violence and drug use. there was a strong denial issued to the newspaper by sam burgess‘s lawyer. but this is clearly a major story. he took on cult status in australia. he took on cult status in australia. he was a star of rugby league. but many here will also remember his short—lived foray into rugby union, head of the 2015 world cup. there have been several statements following that story in the australian. new south wales say that they are investigating various allegations. the national rugby league said their integrity unit is conducting an investigation as a priority. they said thi

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todd: texas congressman michael burgess joins me to discuss.hat is your reaction to comey's forgetfulness? >> extremely frustrating but was portrayed as someone with a swiss watch type of fine memory, the clearest details, he would make contemporaneous notes, baffled at the loss for inserts the two personalities don't add up. todd: at the university of chicago graduate, the inability to recall certain things. one of the more fired up senators was michael we from utah. >> you don't know anything about an investigation you ran, how can you show up and speculate between president putin and donald trump? >> i have eyes and ears and that strikes me watching the president in helsinki. >> is that the perfect microcosm of james comey? >> the frustrating thing i hear in texas, here is someone who got a fisa warrant, a special kind of situation where they don't have the due process protections as a citizen. if i am a judge, i would be pretty sore. i don't understand why someone is not charged or incarcerated because of that failure. todd: the question we

and we can speak to kyle burgess now. tell us what happened ?how men approaching protesters with sticks, and a car belonging to one of the protesters reportedly smashed by a machete. since the protests started at least ten people have died and hundreds more injured after an initial harsh response by police. the protests have focused mainly on a notorious police unit called the special anti—robbery squad, known as sars. demonstrators have long accused it of beatings, killings and extortion. to try and quell the protests, the head of nigeria‘s police force announced on sunday he would dissolve sars and replace it with a new unit. but activists say this isn‘t enough to reform the police and the protests continue. the military have now released a statement. translation: the nigerian army has its loyalty and commitment to the commander—in—chief of the armed forces of the federal republic of nigeria, and the constitution of the country. the nigerian army is ready to fully support the civil authority in whatever capacity to maintain law and order and d

congressman michael burgess answers that coming up.odd: new social media backlash for the campaign, the ties between facebook, twitter and his transition team, when we come back. >> she did a phenomenal job, ran circles around the democrats. they revealed -- they're not interested in judges. they're interested in having the supreme court be a policy making arm of the federal government. that's not the intention. it should be a nonpartisan arm of the federal government that dispenses justice. todd: welcome back. the senate vote on the supreme court nomination of judge amy coney barrett just days you away, despite attempts to stall from democrats. jillian: joining us with what to expect, texas congressman, michael burgess. thank you for joining us, as always. we appreciate your time. >> good morning. thank you. glad to be with you. jillian: thank you. so what do you expect to happen this week? >> i do expect for the confirmation to proceed as we saw from the testimony that judge barrett gave before the panel, there's no way not to confir

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is burgess able to walk away with it?s one is too close to call, it was run by a democratic opponent in 2018, looks like a very potential pickup for a republican challenger, credit polling shows within one%, too close to call. jillian: all too close to call at this point. that is what makes it exciting. we appreciate your time. todd: 30 officers heard in philadelphia as riots erupt, nypd detective doctor oscar odom joins us live. iowa farmer sets the record straight after his pictures used on a democrat flyer. the democrat is not one that he supports. the misleading mail i went "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning rolls along. if you have medicare, listen up. the medicare enrollment deadline is only weeks away. with so many changes, do you know if your plan is still the right fit? having the wrong plan may cost you thousands of dollars out of pocket. and that's why i love healthmarkets, your insurance marketplace. with healthmarkets' fitscore, they compare thousands of plans from national insurance companies to find

experts say burgess did everything right, including standing tall, maintaining eye contact, and makingly. also, chucking a rock helped. >>> our next high goes to the tiktok superstar who is still skating along blissfully while sipping cranberry juice. nearly three weeks after he became an internet phenomenon. we infetroduced you to nathan wn he posted this glorious video skateboarding, drinking cran-razz juice, and lip-syncing to fleetwood mac. the video now has more than 55 million views and has spurred a social media challenge with stars like jimmy fallon, dr. phil, and shakira all getting in on the vibe. mick fleetwood himself even hopped on a skateboard himself to participate, and this week, stevie nicks posted an ode to the video, lacing up her skates to sing her own iconic lyrics. and now, 43 years after its release "dreams" has risen, get this, all the way to number two on the top 100 chart. all thanks to nathan. meanwhile, ocean spray took notice of the bottle in nathan's hand, too. gifting him a new cranberry red pickup truck filled with his favorite juice. nathan says donatio

thank you maria first of all, and for those wanted to support my efforts, burgess for utah.com, i --h across our country we -- the very made our country great education, faith, the idea of free markets, family unit what we are doing here made this particular, attractive to so many i think alternated across kuf president trump will be win a message of hope light, and the american way, so, i am excited about what is going to happen i will say this, for those who looking at polls don't go by polls look at american people how trust faith in american people we resist -- towards the light that is what happened in 2016 going to happen 2020 i am very excited about that process. >> so burgess the presidential election a week away you have been one of the early voices, in the african american community speaking out in support of president trump. walk us through what you believe this president has done for this community, and why you believe you are going to see a big outreach and a big group coming out, for trump in seven days >> because black americans like every other across our country we w

i know steve burgess well. >>and as you know he just recently so that i talk to steve this he is a volunteer fireman and he did everything he could to protect their property. and for what he told me is the night of the fire is survived, but then it it later later just get to remember something there that it was smoldering and eventually cut the building on fire sadly that's all it takes. >>in napa county fleet and all kron 4 news he will starting monday victims of the glass fire in sonoma county can begin the process of applying for assistance. a local assistance center will be set up that maria creo high school which is located at 6975 want to boulevard in santa rosa. on monday the center will be open from one in the afternoon until 7 in the evening. the hours will then shift from 10 in the morning until 7 at night from tuesday until sunday. visitors must have proper face coverings and practice social distancing. a number of agencies will also be on hand to provide recovery resources and also begin taking appl

suffered crippling damage, china's steve burgess well. >>and as you know he just recently so that and i talked to steve this morning he is a volunteer fireman and he did everything he could to protect their property. and for what he told me is the night of the fire is survived, but then it it later later just got remember something there that it was smoldering and eventually cut the building on fire sadly that's all it takes in napa county fleet and all kron 4 news. >>a live look outside a downtown san some good news on the way we have a spirit. the air learn but so good news for fire crews who are going to be al battling those fires, some rain is actually in the forecast meteorologist britta strom us. >>here now is another look at the conditions for the days ahead, which does include some sort of promising chance of rain. yeah that's right jonathan just seen we're definitely seeing a chance that we could get as early as the end of the week maybe into next weekend. i wish i could make it sooner and make it here now at least we may be gett

the status of a democrat congressman ben mcadams who is running against burgess went to they took part in in the debate hosted by the utah debate commission. >> live from downtown salt lake city, utah debate commission welcomes you to the fourth congressional district candidates debate. >> good evening. i am doug wilks, editor of the deseret news. it's my pleasure to moderate the next debate of invitation of the utah debate commission. this event held live on october 12 as part of the utah debate commission work to educate voters and george civic exchanges ideas. if you're watching or listening to live within courage your reaction and questions and social media. we are live from salt lake city, utah, where we're holding the debate between canada in utah's rates for the fourth congressional district tonight we will hear from the incumbent democratic congressman ben mcadams and his republican challenger mr. burchett awards for the sake of all the vault the debate process we are at your link to guideline tethers the studio audience. the utah debate commission has established a a format th

other damage wineries include a chateau boswell and brehmer family winery both in saint also burgess sellers over in deer park now step sterling winery in calistoga was hit as well and according to adrian tamblyn of wine country media, the bulk of the damage is in the cave where the wind was stored. the trees along the driveway in the tasting room at the sterling are still standing active flames have been burning dangerously close to the golf family winery in saint helena. but allen says that winery is still ok and as crews to fight tirelessly to contain the class fire with wildfires burning in that region year after year and the covid-19 pandemic tourism has taken a bit of a hit. >>we've been averaging around 50% hotel occupancy this summer a little higher on the weekends, a little during the weekdays but in a 50 to 55% versus a normal is pretty good considering we are in the in the midst of a pandemic in the meantime we ask viewers to support us through the napa valley community foundation and also by drinking napa valley wine. >>another business damaged in the fire is the 5 star m

. >> we can speak to kyle burgess. it is an extraordinary video.ut the moment you realized this cougar was paying you close attention. >> honestly, once i came up on the baby cougars, i didn't know they were baby cougars. i thought they were just some other wildlife out there. i have seen bobcats before on the trail. once that mom cougar came around the corner, i knew it was a different situation. >> it looked scary. >> very scary. i never encountered a baby cougar before or even a mama cougar, so it was a new experience for myself and everything i did and backing up and aching myself look big -- making myself look big and yell, it was a mix of fear and excitement at the same time. >> i have to ask you what everyone is thinking. why were you filming this in the middle of a terrifying experience? >> i was already filming for those baby cubs that i first originally thought were bobcats, but once i saw mama come out, i just kept going. a set if something does happen to me, i better have it on film, right? >> this goes on for five or six minutes and th

caucasus program director at the london based peace building organization conciliation resources mr burgess thanks for joining me so it sounds like this ceasefire has been broken before it even got a chance to go into effect with both sides accusing each other of launching attacks does this mean we're back to square one. yes as you said this used by supposed have been in place for 2 hours now and there are reports that fighting has continued i think there are a number of factors here 1st of all russia doesn't have the same leverage that it had 4 years ago the last time there was a major escalation at that time russia brokered a few fire after 4 days and it held we're now 13 days in and the ceasefire is not holding as a by john i think it's very concerned about agreeing to a cease fire and just seeing a reef priests without real movement on the substance of the talks and i think there's also a paradox of imminent peace talks each side may feel that now is the time to make advances to strengthen the goshen positions before real talks resume is of resigning president has said that this would b

>>now other hard-hit wineries in this area burgess sellers chateau boswell boswell as well as the did the famous i low d-ma rose saw obviously this is going to have a significant ripple effect for all who work in this nearly 10 billion dollars in history. reporting live in calistoga i'm nancy lou grant and vicki back to you. >>nancy thank you and he's hate to see this especially on the heels of what happened just 2017 and some of the same areas as this intensive active fire fight now crews are really bracing for what's to come for more on this firefight we're joined by cal fire chief lynn much off thank you once again for joining us. >>anything new this hour. >>yeah, the latest update on the acres were at just over 51,000 today those 2% containment but firefighters and other working hard anything from payment line then preparing for tomorrow's weather. >>is there hope to get increased containment tomorrow or does the focus shift tomorrow to just trying to keep this thing at bay and protecting homes and people. >>exactly that's a problem in the primary focus in the morning hopefully it

kyle burgess came across a litter of cubs and recorded the six minutes of terror as the mother aggressivelylowed him and even lunged at him while he nervously backed away. wildfire experts say if you find yourself in this situation, make yourself look big, be loud, and avoid eye contact, and slowly back away. doing that likely saved the hiker's life. you know what they say: don't mess with a cougar. up next, drive-through drama. roll down your window and enjoy the show. every twist-oof- and every backache is telling you: you cannot do this. pain says you can't. advil says you can. i see a new kitchen with a grill and ask, "why not?" i really need to start adding "less to cart" and "more to savings." sitting on this couch so long made me want to make some changes... starting with this couch. yeah, i need a house with a different view. and this is the bank that will help you do it all. because at u.s. bank, our people are dedicated to turning your new inspiration into your next pursuit. joe biden will not raise taxes on anyone making under $400,000. biden will get rid of trump's tax giveaways

one of the biggest names in rugby league, sam burgess, is under police investigation in australia overitohs — the club he played for, and then coached — covered up the incidents for burgess. our sports news correspondent is laura scott has more. this was front page of the australian and following the investigation they made allegations of domestic violence and drug use. there was a strong denial issued to the newspaper by sam burgess's lawyers but this is clearly a major story because he took on cult status in australia. he was a star of rugby league. but many here will also remember his short lived foray into by remember his short lived foray into rugby union ahead of the 2015 world cup. there have been several statements today following that story in the australian. new south wales police say they are investigating various allegations. the national rugby league said that their integrity unit is conducting an investigation as a priority. they said that this was new information to them but that if these allegations are true they warned that they would take the strongest possible action

finally, karl burgess — a young man from utah — was out for a casual afternoonjog, when it turned intonvited him to come on bbc world news to tell the story of his lucky escape. i was just out for my kind of morning, it was actually kind of an afternoon trail run and i ran into some wildlife. bleep! and now have a mama cougar that's really mad because she things i'm going to hurt her kids, so she was just doing what she was supposed to do. this isn't when i bleep die! get the bleep away! the scariest part for me was when she kind of charges three times at me. go away! no! and that third time is when she got probably within four feet of me and i was like, oh, my gosh, i honestly almost squinted my eyes like, this is going to hurt. holy — come on, dude. i don't feel like dying today. ah! i really wanted it to end because these six minutes were very long. actually, i was able to pick up a rock and toss it and it kind of startled her or hit her a little bit and, like, ok, then she left. dammit, 0k. yeah, so, thatjust happened. right now, it almost feels like a dream. very surreal, it's kin

this tweet from burgess everett of politico. it's the bus that was launched by the concerned women for america. variouss tour hitting states. a picture of the judge on the side of that pink bus that has been driving around capitol hill this morning. we are expecting the committee to come back at about 12:45 eastern this morning. we are hoping to hear from you during this lunch break. we are asking you what question you would ask judge amy coney barrett if you were in the judiciary committee hearing. what questions would you want her to answer? here is how we are splitting up our phone lines. republicans, 202-748-8921. 748-8920., 202- you can start calling in now. we would love to hear your questions, what you would ask if you were in the hearing room. as you are calling in, we want to show you some of the exchanges this morning between various senators and judge barrett, including with the chairman of the senate judiciary committee, senator lindsey graham, asking about judicial activism before the court. also asking about her co

burgess says in chile santiago have faced off with police over inequality and alleged police brutality and he threw rocks at police who was framed water cannon and tear gas and the process is angry after a teenager was injured during a protest on friday video appears to show an officer throwing him off a bridge protest demanding a new constitution have been held for the last several weeks. under an migrants who entered a guatemala in the hopes of making their way to the u.s. have been taken back to their country's border or small authorities say many of the honduran nationals have returned to their country voluntarily but some say they plan to continue northwards to their final destination. reports. hundreds of 100 migrants on the guatemalan awaiting their return home security forces acting under orders from president and 100 geometry have been sending back members of a migrant caravan that crossed into guatemala on thursday. by the weekend immigration authorities said some of the original group of about 2000 migrants had agreed to return to honduras voluntarily be the more than you an

and coming up on bbc news, one of the biggest names in rugby league, sam burgess, is investigated byolice in australia. he denies allegations of drugs use and domestic violence. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the news that president trump has tested postitive for coronavirus has stunned the united states. with just a month to go before the presidential election, donald trump is now in quarantine at the white house with his wife, the president, who's 7a, is said to be experiencing mild symptoms, is in good spirits, and is still working, according to officials. now the race is on to track and test the many people who came into contact with the president in recent days. our north america editor, jon sopel, is at the white house for us now. in some ways there is astonishment, that the president, someone who is tested daily, could have contracted coronavirus, and on another level no surprise whatsoever given the lax attitude there has been in this white house over the wearing of facemasks. it feels today that that is changing. a good piece of news for the democrat has ju

and coming up on bbc news, one of the biggest names in rugby league, sam burgess, is under investigationn australia after accusations of domestic violence and drug—taking. the player's lawyer says all the allegations are false. good afternoon, welcome to the bbc news at one. "we'll get through this together" — the words of president trump, after being told both he and his wife melania have tested positive for coronavirus. it comes after hope hicks, one of the president's closest advisers, also tested positive. at 7a years of age, the president is in a high risk group, but his doctor says he and the first lady are well at the moment and planning to stay at the white house for their ten day quarantine. the president has often been criticised for not wearing a mask and underplaying the dangers of covid—19. from the united states, here's peter bowes. breaking news. president trump and the first lady test positive for the coronavirus and are in quarantine in the white house. this is one of those days, you go to bed one way and you wake up and the world has totally changed. it doesn't seem rea

when they were 24 and 25 and 26 and very young they became members of the burgesses. it was just hard with actual legislation. older men impress them greatly. i think that helped them. we shouldn't over estimate the amount of composure and politeness that they later demonstrated with their debating society. it often involves those were lyrics that were not repeated in front of children. they have a lively time in princeton. a question for you mister vice president. thomas jefferson was among his many accomplishments has served for four years. how would you assess the tenure as vice president. >> he did get squared away and set up so to speak to be president. i think that is speculating that it is a hope for outcome for a lot of my predecessors. not many have made it. it has been a sense now that it was taken on more significance and so forth that the job is a legitimate job. i think that is true in the last with john manns. etiquette i think it is an interesting question. i don't think of general -- jefferson as vice president. the history is such that it is clear tha

. >> kyle burgess says he saw company the passing utah. the mother, started down and followed him for 6 minutes. he walks backwards as she wanted and growled at him. eventually threw a rock which made a runoff but that closing distance that is just while. never seen it. >> throwing a rock. i would think she would -- wow. the birthday of early voting in georgia saw high turnout with some waiting 6 hours to cast their ballots. >> carley shimkus here with more. >> some of these videos are unbelievable, people standing in seemingly endless lines to cast their ballots and vote in the 2020 election early. some folks were forced to wait over 6 hours to vote. high voter turnout wasn't the only issue as these two counties briefly had a problem with the electronic publics use to check in voters. there were also reports of some people passing out in line and election official tells fox news notice other locations have much shorter lines and voters can vote in any location, this is not the only place to vote early. we had one voter who had a back issu

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let's look at the no chaser podcast, republican candidate for congress burgess owens and fox news contributorastor robert jeffers. good to have you back. >> let's talk about the worries, the chicago tribune, like this time in 2016, that is why democrats are worried, we've never seen this horror movie before, biden's average pulling leaders martin clinton's was at a similar point in 2016 in florida michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, ohio. i democrats worried? >> they should be. the last time we learned polls me nothing at all, they learned a lesson. i know that is unheard of in politics but hopefully they learned a lesson that no vote can be taken for granted, they can't just look at polls and assume it is in the back. my concern has always been the lack of ground campaigning with the covid-19 issue, it is a concern for a lot of democrats but democrats are currently up allegedly in the early voting states. we will see how it goes, 20 days away, 18 days away. it is all about who shows up for their guy. shannon: her turnout is everything. trump advisors on the other side of this decision brace f

burgess inhew melbourne. in the next hour, the boj decision day with the ecb on deck later. four more policy board members joining us to preview the announcement in tokyo. luzon wealth advisors ceo gives out her market outlook after the global software out. how much more selling is in store. a look at what the markets are doing right now. we are seeing u.s. futures rebounding from those regular session losses we saw in the u.s. in the meantime, qe stopped losing more than 1% while sydney futures are also down. of course, we had kiwi stocks at a three week low so that's really adding more pressure. sydney futures are also under pressure. dollar seen the aussie gaining yesterday after consumer prices rebounded from negative territory three months earlier. right now, we are seeing a little bit of strength. me to futures higher ahead of the boj policy decision. kospi futures also higher right now. this after they rose yesterday. fromorean won did fall that 19 month high on risk-off sentiment. the market open in s

. >> yeah, go away that man on the trail is kyle burgess. what was that like >> it was insane. i just wanted to go on my run, get my exercise in for the weekend. obviously it ended very differently. she had to have been just protecting the cubs, right if she wanted you dead, you would be dead. >> that's exactly right. i just made a mistake and came up on the cubs, not really knowing what they were i kind of thought they were bobcats. i had seen bobcats on the trail, so i thought let's get cool pictures, but instead -- >> how did you come up with go, go away! where did you get that genius? >> maybe it was instinct just something to make me feel loud. >> when it was over, did you have a reality check, whoa? >> yeah, kind of like touch my legs and arms. i was like, okay, everything is here that just happened it was so surreal that it actually happened. >> how many rocks did you throw? >> i only threw one at the very end. every other time i bent down it either pounced or took a lunge forward. >> be careful out there. >> yeah. >> thanks a lot. >>> hey, did you see the new iphone yet